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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-09-24
With You Again!

T N. FARMER, late of the firm Of Rey & Farmer, is
u pleased to inform his Old friends and all those wish
ing TO purchase Groceries and Provisions cheapy, that
he has received and offers for sale lowest cash
prices at his Third street, door below
the Worlds Fair, large, resh and well selected stock
articles in his line, consisting in part Of the following:
Sugars, of all varieties,
Teas, the latest mporations and the best qualities,
Coffee, West India and Mediterranean Fruits,
Fish,-Cod, Mackere and Herring,
Pickles and Preserves all kinds,
Nuts,-Almonds, Filberts, Brazil, &C.,
Tobacco and Cigars,
MolasScs and Syrup, best qualities, from Bechers'
Refinery,
Flour-supertne OF the chosest brands,
Hams, Shoulders and Pork,
Aud all other articles in the line family consumption
great and small. to tedious to mention.
am bound to sell, and those wishing to trade will find
it to their advantage to call.
J. NJ FARMER.
May Z, '53-3iy
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Lightning Rods & Chain Pumps

Ii persons wishing either of the above named arti
cleS can be supplied at once by addressing me at
ST. Paul or st. Anthony by leaving orders at j. F. Full
eron's, ST. Paul. r. Bal's, Dorman's block, st. An
thony.
l furnishing this a superior copper point,
tipped with pure Platinum and plated with silver. Pur-
chasers can have their choice, these or Spratt's.
st. Paul, July 2. (i2tO ]. b. MITCHELL.
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ST. PAUL NURSERY.

'TNHE subscribers hereby give notice that they
i engaged in establishing an extensive NURSERY
AND COMMERCIAL GARDEN, in the vicinity of St
Paul They have now on hand small supply of Apple,
and Cherry trees; both dwarf standard Ounce
grape vines, Currants, Also 20 varieties of
choice roses, 6 varieties of Paconies, Lilies, Phloxes
Crysanthenlums, Fiowering Almonds, SnowbalI, Snow
berry, Weeping Willow, Mountain Ash, Alheas, and
many other articles in the ornamental line: Also large
assortment of Victoria Pie Plant.
Persons desrouS of purchasing any of the above art
cles, may leave their orders establishment two
miles out of the city, the American House in ST.
Paul. We shall be able fill any standard
dwarf trees next fall, from nursery in Indiana.
MERRIFELD s NEWTON.
April 30, lS53-33f
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Real Estate.

a51c ! offer property situated in the town Of -.
SsSSa st. Pau. and its immediate vicinity, for fSsiS
SSTA sale extremely low for cash. The terms t&isn
-1r. such do not often present themselves -s
to the capitalist or man Of moderate meaS 10 invest no
in prosperous and rapidly growing town and its vlcn
ity. Among various property have TO dispose OF the
following, viz: dwelling house and several lots land
in central part st. Paul, with abundant supply
cellent waters also, small house adjoining. With this
property will be sold about of land covered with
large and thrifty growth of wooda great object
that the Sioux land cannot at least, at present, supply
with fuel until in market
have also for sale number of five lots with
growing timber, situated AMI in the immediate vicinity
of public roads and not a mile from st. Paul.
The above property will be sold such low terms for
cash, that the purchaser Immediately sell again at
advance. For sale umc-irices will be prop ,rtonably
higher. Apply to HENRY a. LAMBERT,
Third street. corner of Cedar,
43tf Or to B. L. IIOYT, st. Paul.
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B. F. Davis e Co.
AMA8I1AN HOUSE,

d ODNEY PARKER, late of the American House LOW
IL ell, Mass having lease OF the large hotel at the
upper end of st. Paul. with everything proper order
for the convenience of Travellers boarders families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public to give him call, believing that
he do much for their comfort be expected
in country, not yet supplied with regular markets.
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NEW YORK BAZAAR,
IL the .Ne,c York Store st. .4nttony Street
IJOIJS RLUM,

NEW YORK BAZAAR,
1T the .Ne,c York Store, st. .4nttony Street,
LOUIS BLUM,
receiving and opening one of the largest stocks
goods offered in this Territory, which as usual
causes tremendous rush at L. Bums New ioTk Bazaar
to and buy the
NeU styles of g SO.
Which for beauty and nea,ness, qnahuy and quality,
were never surpassed here. We have IN thc
ladies' Departing
beautiful assortment of plain, changeabe and figured
silks, which entirely new Styles also All trimmings 10
match; plain and figured Bareges; SIX 1soes plain and
figured silk popins, light and dark nfsllhs fh Lawns
Barege Laines which beauty we're never eXceed,
and prices that hard to beat any quany OF dinG
all styles and colors light and DARK cacoes which
you have only to examine say they are handsome In
The haw Il ID c p Al NJ N l.
NAV be found beautiful line SILK ThoetS, Cashmere
Broches single and long shaws with the largest and most
copplee assortment silks, Laces and hahtilas ever
offered, and which for beauty and ss ehot DC sur
passed.
The biggest lot Of Bonnets, Bonnet hoanes, Paraso,
Hosiery styles collars and under sleeves ehen
Bands; Edgngs; Inserting PLAIN alo embroidered
Handk kerchies; very large lot oil faney oous' frehch
perfumery, etc. A very large assortment OF
Jewelry and SILVER w are.
w ray to my old customers and the public In general,
that nv stock large well assorted and bought ex-
pressy be sod and shall be sold as cneap as any es
tablishment of New York can do. sha purchase,
receive and keep stock replensheo win al tne ia'h
ionable styles of goods during the summer mohths.
Finally, would say to all those WISHING 9ooo bargains
In goods, TO be sure and call at
Rlum,s New York Bazaar,
Saint Anthony street, before purchasing as the Goods VIII
be shown freely, and will cost nothing to examine the
stock. Looio bteM'
81. Paul, June 20, 1858. ilt
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THE TELEGRAPH

IIAS been reared upon its million piers making the
Il lightning bear upon its fiery wing the news
carried by the fleet post horse.
The Snort of the Iren Horse,
he bounds the iron track will be heard In the
and beautiful prares but nothwithstand-
these trumpbs of human genius and the fact that
St. Paul is CITY,
B. f. Davis & Co.,
Are receiving at the Rice House, by every St. Louis
steamer, large additions to their Groceries
Provisions, which they selling at small profits. They
determined that the oiling millions shall have their
goods at fair prices. Call and see.
May 81, 1858. 37tf
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VIM. IlIingWOrth,
NNATCH AND CLOCK Man ]

~ III 1HHHH , " " VII
NXT ATCH AND CLOCK Man e
w ufacturer, corner OF Jackson and Fifth NS u
street, St. Paul. bess to return his sincere thanks A
to the inhabitants of ST. Paul for their kind patronage and
support since his arrival from England and hopes through
strict attention to business to merit continuance Of the
same.
n. d. Having had thirty years experience in Manu-
featuring Clocks and Watches, of every description,
he feels himself undertake work ntrused
to his New watches made to order and wheels cut
for the trade. WM. ILLlNGWORTH,
2-1S Matchmaker, corner of j. cksOn and Fifth.
~ beautiful assortment of French and English Lc
and Lepines, and American clocks, both new and
constantly hand and for sale at the above
place.
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NeU Harness Establishment.
j. r. BRE WSTER,
House, Sign, and Ornamental Painter.
st. Faul, Minnesota Territory.

New Tailoring Establishment.
Third street---Two doors above the Post Office.
CHULZE& & MATHES having Just opened Tailoring
- and Gentemen's Furnishing Establishment at the
place, will be happy TO serve their friends and the
public in general, their line of business Being pract
cal workmen they feel confident of giving general sats
faction. They will keep hand assortment of Fash
ionabe Cloths to which they invite public attention.
ST. Paul, May %, 1858. 2-37y
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Cattle on Hand.

Cattle ON Hand.
TX n BEEF CATTLE, Working Oxen and Mich Cows
L w all In the best order and condition, wnicn
will dispose of at the lowest market rates. >nS5V&1
Ny stock will be kept up during the sea- 0fEaH2
son, and purchasers Of all description Of MH
horned cattle, sheep and hogs may rely up
being suited by application made to me when al nome,
Ju,Hs astf CHARLES Golfer.
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Removed.

II Post once.
n. b. Those indebted to the subscriber will be called
upon for immediate settlement.
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Drafts ON England, ireland and

Scotland, for sale.
II. CATHCART is authorized by Xessrs. Taylor
n. Brothers, Bankers and Brokers, rs Wall street,
New York. draw through them, In from 81 up
wards, at the rate OF SIS per pound
Persons wishing to send money their friends IN any
part the above countries, can do by calling CATH
cart, Kern Co.'s, Third street, st. Paul. 37y
HOUSEHOLD WORDS, and Dombey and Son, by
II Charles Dickens also his works complece,
45tf LEDUC ROHRERS.
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.

SIUVES AND lin WANE.
1T .Nccel's old stand on Third Street, fer
doors ,cest of Jackson street.
TIME subscriber will keep on hand constantly good
i assortment of Tin Ware, which he will sell at whole
sale or retail.
Also, a general assortment Of STOVES. Orders from
country dealers solicited.
n. B. Repairing done short notice.
GEO. RUSSELL Agent.
St. Paul, April 80, Is53-33y
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MRS. M. l.. STOAKES,
ICEl ICElI ICE!!!

yNHE undersigned has put up the past winter several
Z thousand tons of this delicious article varying in
thickness two to three ee which he oilers for the
supply private families, hotels, boarding houses bOat
&c., His supply inexhaustabe, and he invites the
patronage the several and cities the river.
C. SYMONDS.
March o6 ISS2-3Stf
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NEIHAUS & BROTHER

Have brought into the market fine and fashionable
stock Of seasonabe dressing and furnishing goods
could be purchased in the Eastern cities. They respect
fully ask that gentlemen will call and examine their ei-
CANT Cloths, CasSimeres, Eestngs, &C., before trading
elsewhere satisfied that in reference to the articles
ted, their prices, and their fashionable styles cutting
and making garmens they suit and fit all custom
ers who may offer. They also keep hand general
rfrppn nfnf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

CHEAP COTTON MACHINERY. - :, r ,n
~ sale fourteen s7oond-hsrd ryeI - "a, he ..en
no1 rrp.inr Tsey vii De sd for one doiA, Psr Rf1S
h mike room for other mscancly- atP 49,, i
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

~ COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific Mail steam.
ship Company, carrying the great United States Mail~-
Only through Unitea States Mall Line for CALIFORNIA
aud OREGON, via Aspnwall and faaama. Great redac-
ton for Second Cabin Steersge passengers The spen
did and doube-engne United states Mail slishp
GEORGIA. 5000 tuns burden, ID. d. Porter, u. s. Navy,
Commander will sail on SATURDAY, Feb. s, at o'clock
NJ precisely. from pier AZ foot Of Wanens North River
The Pacific Mall Steamship Company has fourteen msgn-
cent first class steamshps plying between Panama and San
frsneisco, sufficient number OF which always kept
Panama all accidents and prevent delay OF
the malls and passengers the isthmus. No efforts
be spared the part OF the Companies send their pas
through with expedition comfort and safety Rates
Of Fare 10 Aspinvn: Ladies' saloon. ststs Room tj5;
Lower Ar aud Forward Saloon do, s55; Secosd Csbir
standees Sd Steersge, SS Rates Of fare from Panama
stee S50 Passepgen viii DO landed at the Railroad
Wharf al Aspnwail tree. Transit OF the IshmB the
passenger expense Persons through passage by
the United States Mail Steamers from New-York have
preference Of accommodation board the Pacific Nail
Steamers For freight passage apply 10 CHARLES A.
WHITNEY, at the Office Of the Companies No III West
NJ cor. of W arren. n Y -
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CPECIE and GOLD DUST from CALIFOR-
~ NIA-NEW-YORK and SAN FRANCISCO STEAM
SHIP LINE, No " Broadwey-Ihe attention of parties
ordering retains from Csors ia Specie Gold Dzst &C.,
sdreeted the notice Of ewYOrk undsrwrers at foot
DAVIS BROOKS 4 Co. General Agents.
NEw.YoEK, Sept Is, 1854
yOsEs T. JOHNSON
THE NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAM.
SHIP LINE having arranged with Messrs. Garrison 4
Frez TO furnish specie guard winch has been deemed
sfaeOry By the undsrsigned, they viking take
Insurance from San francisco 70 New York and b msss
the rednc0n IN premium for coming nnaer the pro-
lection OF the guard OF Aers Garrison Frez from Pam
the Atlantic coast has been add Is yet owed
specie guarded by the guard OF Mess 1osqnsn HarAds
Company.
As,0f Mutual Insurance Co, (s,sped) Zxs. Cook.
Gen.1Auiuai Insurance Co, fsignedl ALFRED OsDEs.
Nsw-York Mutual Insurance Co..
Commercial Ins1rance Co, tSisned) DAE.'L ID. SAITH.
Atlantic Mutual ms Co, Signed WALTER T. Josgs.
TIE Sun Mutual Insurance Co, 81 gnedl 4. b. NILSSON
Mercantile lnslTance Co. tSi2uedl ELvooD WALTER.
Union Mutual Ins Co, tSigned) j. L. LATHRoP Prest
AtlAs Mutual Insurance Co, (Si gnedl ". H. OssoOD
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CHIP EMPREsS OF THE SEA lMr Dom.
CHIP SIROCCO Cor SAN FRANCIsC
TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA
NVIIROUGH TO sANFRANCIsCO.-yAN

Il DERBlLT LINE.-The Accessory Trans { Company
tof Nicaragua,) proprietoTs-For California. by Of
Hiosusua.-No detention on the lsthmus--rhroush in
advance the Ms-Only Line givng ckets Tor Crosas
the Isthmus. The new Double Engine Steamship SrAR
OF the WEST, 22,o tuna burden, r.. L. Taklops ush,
Commander viii leave NewYork for FAN Juan del Nore,
from Pier No. North River, SATURDAY, Feb g.
at o'clock r. NJ. precisely connecting with the Pc seru
and popular Steamship PACIFIC, over tho Nicarsxua
Transit Route having bat II miles Of land carriage. These
unsurpassed their VENT alton and accom-
modatons, For information psssase, at the lowest
rates, apply only at tho agency OF the Company No.
Battery place, up stairs. q. VANDERBILT, Agent.
Mailbag is made up az the above office under tho
United States Postage Law, for the Of the
public.
Passengers cautioned against the representations Of
hired Runners Of other Lines None employed for this
Line.
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Sales bp Auetion.

A. NJ MEswIs. Aactioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER a. Co.--1rsds
DpSae, Rooms. No IS Fuk-row.
WEDNESDAY EVENING Jaa. n, ct 6 o'clock.
VALUABLE Law LGBRARY.-The entire private Law Ll-
hrary OF the late Hen Lewis H. Ssndord deceased bng
OF the most complete ard best selected collections
ofersd Catalogues viii b. ready ten days before the
sale
FFTY-sEVENTH NETWORK TRADE SALE,
70 b. commenced on MONDAY, 2lst March. 1853.
B. b. Co. solicit c0nsiEnmenfs OF Books PaPERs STA
TIOSERY. STEREoTYPE PLATES, BISDERs CLor1i LsArH-
IA &C. for the regular Trade Sale to be commenced
al tie above date.
; n Of January inst
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~ Y. and SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP

1Ns LINE through 20 SAN FRANCISCO, VIA ASPIs.
WALL and PANAMA. No detention The isshmas
The and fast side wheel steamship UNITED STATES,
l,SO tuns) VIM. q. Berry. Comusndsr will leave New
YORK for Aspinws Navy PsyJ on FRIDAY, FEB. T. st
p NJ. precisely from Pier No North River connecting
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, 100 tam. Edward Damn
Comnaer, which steamer will be in readiness At PANA
MA 10 receive tie UNITED STATES passengers and sail
immediately 0r SAN FRANCISCO TIE accommodations
and ventilation Of the Winfield Scott all that be
desired. Her speed lestsbhfed the voyage between
EewYOrk and Panama cad while the Pacific csss,) 10
unsurpassed.
Every eXeCn wiz be made the part Of the liae toin.
comfort expedition and safety. Passengers win BE-
landed th wharf az Aspnwan free, taxing the Panama
Railroad aud cautioned that Tickets for this Line
sold only st No Is Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS 4 Co, General Asents
OF JONES & JOHNSON.
NAL Bag made up the above Office under the
dated States Postage Law for the convenience OF the
pebc.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

~ COMPANY-connecting with the Psc6e Mail stesn-
through Lnted States Mail Line for CALIFORNIA and
OREGON VIA HAVANA, for Aspinwsll and Panama
The Penoh Steamship CRESCENT CITY, Baxter, conn
nander, wil sa from the pier foot OF Warren s r.
on THURSDAY, January n, at O'Clock p. prrcseiy
PaSngers per Creseent City will be transferred 70 steam
slip III Dorado at Havana and sail Immediately for Apin-
wall and connect with the Pacific Mail Steai.so Com,
Sanys steamers from Panama 20 San Francisco Rates o.
An and Forward Saloon &Sb; second Cabin, stansee
berth 80, steerase, So. FROM Panama San friooe
In fnn CABIN, ESQ; in Second do, slS5; IN s,ser41e
80. For passage apply TO CHAS A. WHITNEY, o. inc
once Of tie Companies, lHiWeHst.
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AShiONABLE HATS-Elegant French
4 SiA H.ts at SS-Sl les than B5aaSxx, ras.A
Eest Hsts st - 5e S PnS7s
BROWN. No. IL Canal g., oos door from sulIiv,,
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DEpUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.-In

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin
IL Buildings, Of Wall and Williansts,
Offces Nos. 10 and II. ground door.
This Company having their Capita Of sl5oeo paid tn
Ga cash. securely invested prepared TO insure asan
los and damage by FIRE on favorable terms.
The charter Of this Company provides that sfter PAYNE
Interest the stockholders at the OF per cent per
num- fourffhs Of the remaining profits 70 be divided
among the assured in scrip bearing interest which scrip
10 be redeemabe cash whenever the accumulated profits
and capital shall amount 10 100000
TRUSTEES:
los Cxillsrd Jr John A Stephens g. 3. HoslanS,
Jas. NJ. Waterbury, James Warren, stephen Whitney,
George Curtis, Arthur Leary, Dan. b. Fearing,
George I. Adee, NJ W. Hamilton, VIM. HI. Russell,
ID s Kennedy, Deuning Duer, Aug. c. Downing.
John J. Astor Jr, John Steward Jr, q. Il. Lamar,
Fred. A. Deano Robert Il. Minturn, VIM. II. AspinwsD
james e. Bell Reuben Withers Wm II. Duncan,
Daniel Drake Smith Edward c. Center, Chas H. R.ssL
Fred G. Foster, Josiah Cakes TsaAc Townsend,
Pees Hall, Robert 5. Homo.
ROBERT =. HONE, President
DUNCAN Y. CvRRY, Secretary
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Uaufina 6lbocls.

4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADE-
a. NY, NJ the new Establishment No. sos Broadway.
near Grace CharchThs Glasses for the Second Qaarto
are now forming For Ladies and Children WEDNES-
DAYS and SATURDAYS, az q and D O'Clock, NJ FOR
Geutlunen, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATU hDAlS, from 20 10 ocloek- I'M
The lesons for Gentlemen arranged entlre new
princpc hy Which the and convenience Of the
pupil, aie gresty facilitated For particulars circular
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NHARSHs COURSE OF BOOKKEEPING.
vi Let those who cannot avail emselves OF practice
under the author Try this boota good teacher in itself
and acknowledged to be the simple complete sod beau
tifnl work ever published the subject FOR sale II the
authors Counting Rooms for the practice OF
No 3O4 Broadway hrs floor up stairs. Price 81 =, bound
and sent per mail free, ~ -
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EOR SAI.E-The three-story brick Dwelling
II Hou-e Nc. ~ the south SIDE Of West Stsst wsth
snbcelsI and basement back tea nom, 2scaen ran
rton water and gas lot 20 BY lfQ feet Vesy geaseci
aud comfortable ressaenee for eenteel family Terms ae
conaTnodains n BCan be seen, by SPECIAL permission
letrrtn The bcurs of aud 4. NJ. ~ Application 70
NJ. y. THOMPSON, No. s5f Broadway.
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AnRrAN n. NuLLER. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE WALL-St. PROPERTY
' PARTITION sALE-The Phenix Baldins q corner
o: WaeT AID wallets ALI Be sold % close the
Of the lse DAVID HALE and the Affairs Of the irm Of
HALE HALLOCK. If Dot prev ogsly disposed OF At
private sale At public AUCTION, ~ ADRIAN H MULLER
"a THUBSDAf Jan n l3Sa a II O'Clock, NJ Il the Mer-
ehznts Exchsnze- large portion OF the purchase money
can reuan on bord a1d NOR gage desired The property
has front Of IS feet on Was and - feet Water IL
Tow occupied By fra cas- The rental the
vesr - - s-e considerable sdv<oce has been o5red
for the next The new firm Of HALLOCK. BUTLER L
HALF 20 not intend purchase the property and VII
5.G AZ the sale directly or indirectly.
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Mdfhiuerp. &r.

CHEAP COTTON MACHINERY. -fol
81 fourte@p ..condb.nd Flyer Iaros,es' o. -
spndlss each These are good mem I.r mr. s5ind-
now running Iaey VII .sia 10 Appy to B. BRUN
DRFD SON Co. oldham Works ne'r rst'e''oh, ~.
DODGE's COP SPINNER This valuable
;,-ovtrDsut Il spinning has for aeI4o Isns.n
- tine been rgth1rsn from Paoic Eote-, ior lae
o - e,.s,s att II both IN tbs country a1d IN Ea'
80 An tnese ojoots hgv.nE oeen aiSalIeo- 80
he pressure Of bringing II 70 ne no,ee o. :,
~ abe-y enxssed in spinning Flon long experience
r-sresl sprre- 90 not hesitate TO plecEe ny eyaa-
ION a. such thst. upon t1orougn eIatnaoa OF AZ -
,i-ules il viii be found the very best spinner BOW
- 1 have now building a. the frz1krn Foancry AID
Maine Co.'S shop II Providence new Frame from t-e
-, vT T Of pattern. TIA, Ia. bsen up for thus
Frrrs and calculated 10 take al III. improvements IL
vii soon done. when il viii De put N operation a. ne
no the sane few Frames only hare been altered 70 taxe
In the lat por ant improve ments and t1ee are nov IN
oreratio Al boSzeye az the BIekst0ne Maintaining
ConpaIys Mass and AZ JOSEPH BaneFofEs mia IN peA-
ware. where they may b. seen
a. he time Ia nos arrived when nany manufacturers
are thinking Of rtEovstng ther mills OF 70 what neg
now have VIII call then atenon TO tis 'netaoa OF
sppung a. dat which vii bes. promote theI Interes,
bh .. respects the fo tie machines TO proinee the
SINE amount yarn SAVING o. rsO hits N POKER and a.
least 81 pr eeut required for ether kinds OF spin
JOHN c. DODGE. DodEsvIle, Mos
Ps-AFume viii be at the " ord's FaiT in NeE-foTk
where invite competition From the Providence Joai.
TOR SALE-FLOUR MACHINERY and
u STEAM ENGINE -Four French Bur Stones taree
Eevtfos four Conveyors. large Gram tevstoF 1nd Con
veyor Flour and Meal Bolts whle OAK irare OF alsk Two
srut Bis spur-whees and Skating, foTty I'VE horse
power stan Ensine with boilers complete, orming ato
scther complete Of nsehineTy iof neehai
-four mil. }. MOhhlSOE' W - '''" .
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Prt1psive use hss fully established theiI great Vne ana
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ITO RICE GROWERS.-AlOt of STRONGs
i PATENT RICE HULLERs for Sale, one OF which
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