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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-24

FOR INDIAN PROVIS.
IONS FOR 1888.


MINSEsoTA SUPERINTENDENT,
Saint Paul. Feb. II, 1853
CEAIED PROPOSALS will he received this office
~ until IL o'clock M Of the 18th Of April next for for
wsrdins and delivering the following provisions the
Sioux Indians under the treaty of 1887 viz:
Snperine -four to the amount of S2,5O0
Mess Pork do 1000
Hogs lard in kegs, do 1000
White shell corn in sacks do 1000
These provisions be delivered before the
cond day of May next, at the landing Fort Smelling,
szhject to Inspection the place ri delivery BY disn-
teesed persons, To be selected b, the Sioux Agent and
the contractor, or contractors
Bidders will Offer in separate bids for each article
Coos and sufficient security VIII be required for the per-
lornance Of the contracts TO be entered upon and the
bidders will in their proposals the persons they
will offer security. The Superintendent the
right to set the proposals aside should they be deemed
professionally high
Bids must be endorsed "Proposas for Indian Provis-
ions under Sioux reaty Of 1887 and addressed SUI
perintendsnt OF Indian Affairs, ST. Paul, NJ. +.
ALEX. RAMSEY,
Snpt. Ind AIRS.
st. Anthony Express. Gaiena Advertiser, and Du-
buqse Tribune, will give this two insertions and for
ward account.
a.
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WHITNEY'S GALLERY OF DAGUER-
EtlTHpES.

gUvIIE subscriber having recently made great improve
ments the arrangement Of light in his gallery and
having procured the latest improved apparatus, which
together with his before superior stock, makes the
appointments u his Gallery equal II not superior to any
in the West prepared To execute Daguerreoty
IikeDesses ia 81. IL unsurpassed by any operator
Life is uncertain, and persons IN health should not de-
lay moment ia procuring or more oil these me-
inentos Of life, which, under the trying circumstances
of a final separ alton o! friends, price purchase
Miniatures taken in weather and neatly ret IN lock
cts, pis rings bracelets canes large variety of
which Kept constantly on hand, and new patterns
being constantly received. All respect u. invited
call and exam ne specimens.
81. Paul, Aug. s. 1882. I0-n
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Minnesota Territory:

WAsHINGroN CoUNTy,l
Probate Court.
application OF Joseph H. Sawyer, for letters of
~ Administration on the estate of Deborah SAWYER
deceased, late OF saltwater in the County Of Washing
ton, in the Territory of Minnesota: Ordered that
saturday, the fifth day Of February. A. d., lo53. be
fixed for Tie hearing of said application the Office
the Judge Of said Probate Court and that copy of
This order be published three weeks previous
To that time in the minnesota Pioueern
HARVEY WILSON Judge OF Probate,
Saltwater. Jan. IL, 1883 G4C-3t
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Sammy, my boy, what breaches Of tr,st!'
said fithrr to his smartcst bOy.
~ hat funny question, pa"
''caT't you answer it Sammy
~ es, pa. bal don't like to-
"Whst silly boy, out with it,
'''Yell, "a, your Sunday trousers are breeches Of
ra,t, COS yoa sot 'em on tick"
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A DAU GHTER OF TEMPERAN
ST. Anthony, Feb. II.

The ease with which Il crowd comes TO a head in
this city Is really astonishing. We saw "a wag stop
all Chatham street the other day b. Just looking in
tenty at "A qud of tobacco which was wasting its
sweetness on cross-wak. La less than fifteen n,n-
utes he hal mob enough about him start an indig-
nation meeting To get good sight one DO, d,slo-
Gated his collar bone.
ANOTHER DRAMA.--Burton Theatre brings out
another new drama next week. 1t is called 1.-THE
Demon Chimney, The Spectre Dinner Pot. 1t
takes the place Of the "Pentent Iisl,wavman' -
which has been running with such SUCCESS lor the
past two weeks.
The canal boat Llncv Catherine while scudding
before bauihy ho Sc, last Monday, ran upon a sunk.
en- stove pipe AMI carried away the charnbermaid.-
The last seen Of her she going out of sight
Tins, by the WAY, is the third time this Young wo-
man has been carried away this season-twce bv her
feelings, AMI once by ''pcrcc officer" According
to the Bowie Knife Of Freedom published at
Sprake's Basin, she had an Insurance on her lif. Of
1000, nj the Hope Mutual.
'Wcil, Mother, the foundations of the great deem
are brokensp ii last said Youth TO his mother
'N hat on airth do YOU mean, TOMMY
My trowsefs has got hole in them As big as all
forty
MIR. Jones don't you think marriage is means Of
gracc!
Certainly my dear madam, IN, thing i. means Of
grace that breaks up pride and leads to ropcnj ance
Sceae closes with "A mop handle.
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NEW GOODS.
ICE CREAM SALOON n GENERAL.
CONFECTHONARY ESTABLISHMENT

THE subscribers, in returning their thanks to
their patrons aud the public in general for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire inform
them that they have opered Ice Cream Saloon in
the building formerly known Hchcox & Kellogs's
Drug store, Third street. They will ALWAYS have ice
Cream and every article i'll the confectionery line La
dies and Gentlemen please give II call.
They VIII also inform thu public that they have al
WAYS on hand al The Confectionery, the Ameri-
can House, 'l assortment Of fancy and plain Candies,
Which they viii sell almost low as it can bought
in ST. Louis. Merchants will find to their vantage
to call before sending below. All orders FIR cakes
promptly filed. REM \ KARCHER
ST. Paul, Jul, 6, 1852 ".
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
w. l.. F. GAGE
Formerly Lee, Gage & Co..
Manufacturer OF every description of Saws,

Formerly Lee Gage Co..
Manufacturer OF every description Of Saws,
No. ~ Main Street, st. Louis, Mo.
VuNiE firm OF Lee, Gage d Co having been dissolved
by mutual consent, the 2lst day Of January last
would inform my friends and customers that hav
made arrangements with Messrs. Bridge Brother and
Will continue the manufacture OF saws in all their varie-
~ NO pains have been spared i'll fitting up machinery,
and securing experienced workmen, and the stock
purchased direct from the manufacturers both in Eu-
rope and America, for cash am confident that can
mold Ont such inducements that dealers will find to
their interest To encourage home manufacture.
AS TO The character and reputation of bearing
my stamp nothing need be said, as trust that both
dealers and consumers have had sufficient opportunity
10 test the quality of my manufacture, while partner
IN the late firm of Lee Gage Co, doubt for
a moment my ability to compete successfully in point
of price, quality or finish, with any manufaciory Of
the Kind III the United States. Being re eipt
OF every description OF stock, am prepared TO fill
all orders with promptness and despatch.
All orders addressed to the Undersigned to Messrs
Bridge Bro, viii receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid to all kinds of repairing.
may 24-4-.f w. l.. +. GAGE
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KITTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
YHNIIS desirable ground, lying in the central and
Il advantageous part OF the basin of ST. Iaul, where
must inevitably he the principal river business Of the
town, and ail0rdng also most choice and delightful Lots
in the rear upon the bench for dwelling houses; is
veyed Lots and offered for SALE with titles
disputed and indlsput2be reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms Of credit for most of the purchase
money and Lumber for building Lots sold in the adj
don will be furnished the rotary saw-miI easy
terms. CHARLES III. OAKES,
Agent for Proprietors.
81. Paul. july 81, 1851. Is
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dsbblcr "a literature aud the fine arts, who pr-
Del himself on knowed,c and proper OF the Eng
hsh language, upon a youngster sitting the
back OF sn pond, angling for gudgeons, and thus
Addressed hlm adolescence, art thou endcavoring
elt'cs enc 6nny tribs to enyulph in their dencula-
"a IA ,uts harb,d hook, upon whose point is fixed
gsniy aiurement!''
No" said the boy, 81 an fishing
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nISSnT.ErpnN

THE firm Of REY IL FARMER, heretofore existing
} is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All de-
mands whether by note, account otherwise owing
to The said firm, left with Alexander Rev. for settle
Inent. ALEX. REN.
JOHN NJ. FARMER.
st. Paul, January is, 1853. 1875
The business will be continued by the undersigned.
ALEX. KEY.
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PROBATE COURT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the regur terms Of the
~ Probate Court Of Ramsey couaty, Minnesota Ter
ritory, will be holden the first Monday Of every
month respectively, at O'Clock A NJ, at my Office in
the town Of 81 Paul
4O-yIy HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge of Probate OF Ramsey c. Min Ter.
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A FINE assortment OF splendid gold Lockets, some
n with four openings; IocAet Pins and Watch Rings
for sale either with without iikenesses, at
ag5-tf WHlTNEf'S GALLERY.
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In addition to the above their assortment of grapes
qrinces currants, socseberroS, dahas chrysanthoni
ams, geraniuns, cactus, figs raspberry and straw
are very large, and prices low any establish
ment Of the kind, west.
Orders received and promptly attenped to By
GEO. w. FARRINGTON agent
M cmos So
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FRUIT TR Et.S, SiIRU BBERY Il SHADE,
TREE

VENC undersigned would ask the attention persons
DESTROYS of Ornnmenting their grounds, the cat
alosue OF Messrs. John Sigerson & Brothers, old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men; having
purchased trees aid shrnhbcry from them for several
Years can recommend their be such ss repre-
sented Their fruit trees grated of the best ard
most improved varieties, and adapted northern lat
tudes
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CO\TRACTING AXD RTII.DING.

ENDWARD STEWART, Brcalay CT aud Arcitec'.
H. tInhul TO the citizens st Iaul. Tor ;yors since
he commenced siness ouid respectfully inform them
that &c PREPARED contract for, and erect stone
brick buildings, and irish materials if required fair
Having permanently settled in st. Paul. he
lic> share of public patronage Drafts and speciCa-
tions furnished reasonable terms.
~ B-Or,!es for work left the OF H. G. Scnd-
ford the Post ONCE, VIII receive prompt attention
july lj 1871 EDWARD STEWART.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

THE Undersigned, having entered into Corartner-
4 ship under the name of Prcntss d Mabon, for the
purpose of prosecuting the business of their profession
Builders would respectfully represent the
ST. Paul. that they prepared To furnish materials;
build. aud complete Buildings of any description; furnish
plans and estimates and give satisfaction for the faith
ui performance OF whatever business may he entrusted
TO their Office their residence the American
House. y. G.. PRENTISS.
o.t6-25-y J w. MABON.
AZ Reference Nessrs. Rice Holl,nshcad n Becker
Rodney Parker. Chs w. Borup Hon. II. II. Sibley.
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by Telegraph.

CT & bvtson and company at the seat Of Gouenme
P:91tafions FIR his recepon-His delay and the
causs thereof.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the Latest Fashions.


MRS. NJ. l.. STOAkES, ST Anthony st, ST Paul, has
w jest returned from the City of New York with a
STOCK u Millinery ware. very much superior To any
goods III her department Of trade, offered in the
Territory To her usual stock, she has added Gloves
Miis, Needles, Pins, Tapes and many other new arti-
cles She has also taken great PATHS obtain The fash
oh~ 81 ihis and the winter seasons all of which she
vii! be happy to show to such call oct 2l-27-tf
jEWELRY! JENELRY.
'I'fE subscriber has JUST received from New York
large assortment of rich and fashionable .JeweIry
consisting in part Of the following articles gold chains
niger rings iockets, ear rings. CUT pins ladies and gents
breast pms bracelets for seals and buckles gold pens
and pencils which he will sell on very reasonable terms
WATCH REPAIRING.
THERMOMETERS, duplex, horizontal and vertical
- atches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber will give his personal attention to the nice
and important branch Of watch repairing and the va
rious neat and intricate departments of the Jewelry
sine>s; and hopes by strict attention the and
wishes OF his customers to their appreciation and
patronage A. ID. ROBINSON.
- Matchmaker AID Jeweier.
ST. Paul, April e. 1852. Eff
MUST received large assortment Of Clocks cheap
- Tor cash. at ROBlNSON'S Jewerv Store.
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central part OF ST. Paul. with Abundant supply Of excel
lent water. With this property will ne snld about
Of land covered with large and thrifty growth Of
wood.
have also for sale, a number Of five lots with
growing timber them. situated and in the imme
date vicinity Of public loads, ard mile from
Paul. The above property will be sold such low
terms for Cash. that the purchaser can Immediately sell
again advance.
For sale time, prices will be proporonably higher
Apply to HENRY 4. LAMBERT, third street conner
Cedar, or b. +. HOYT. St Paul. Ally
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nv EXpR ESS.

VKYE have this DAY received by Express very gen.
w era assortment, OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings
and Gentemens' Furnishing G GODS, which will show
to our customers al our usual low rates.
WHINE a. COOLEY,
AZ. Roberts Street
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IL persons Indebted To the estate Of r o. Walkcr
IA deceased, Will please make pay mcut 70 the under
ssned, and those having claims against the estate will
please present them.
>. ". WALKER,
Administrator
ST. Paul Feb II. iei3-4i-3t
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LOOK AT THIS!

LOOK AT THIS!
TINE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
u PANI, Cleveland, Ohio, menced issuing Poll
ces in March last The number Issued up TO July LIST
was-l65l
Amount Of Property Insured, SlIle:37OO
Premiums received, 32,0l5.76.
Business conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
pan and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution ex-
ercised in taking risks, and hazardous property
refused.
9J The undersigned prepared TO issue Policies upon
either plan, in either department.
GEO. W. PRESCOTT, Agent
ST. Paul, Aug. q, 1851. ls-tf
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4 Very large assortment of all the various Gift
"A Books for 1858; together with all the standard PO
suitable for gifts in De bindings. For sale CHEAP
FOR CASA by w. =. COMBS,
Nearly opposite American House.
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VALEN TINES! VALENTINES:
VALENTINES Of all sizes will be found at The Book
v Store OF Dsh, n Douii on Saturday evening next.
All DESTROYS of obtaining Valentines will do well call
early Saturday evening.
ST. Paul, Feb. 10.
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ST. Paul, Feb. u, isi3.-4i-3.
NOTICE,


Ebh mutual consent, the frm of {. X. Rice & Go is
this day dissolved II. NJ. Rice is authorized TO
settle all BUSH ess OF said firm
G. Il. RICE,
GEO. CULVER,
IL. NJ. RICE.
Ct ps.l Fob I,,b 1879 i1,T
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BOOTS IL SHOES.

BOOTS a SHOES.
RI HAVE received today, per steamer Greek Slave,
L large assortment OF Boots and Shoes precisely
ftted to this market. The stock and WORK of these
wares excellent. Prices very low.
oct7-iE j. Z. FULLERTON, Third street.
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D. RoHRrn

l.
LIE DUO ROHRER,
Booksellers and Stati0ners,
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL,
Corner 81 Bench and Wabashao streets, ST.
Paul, NJ. r.
NEW BOOKs!!
DUO RoHRER have just opened large end
- We'll selected stock Of Law, Medical and Misce
os Books 10 which the attention Of The public is nvi-
Ted Call and examine them al the Of Bench and
Waoashaw streets. ju24-io
STATIONERY AND BLANKS!
% Resms paper cap and letter, plain and ruled,
- ASeI aiid superior lot of blank books and mem
oradums Our stock in this line is usually large and
ned and We ARE prepared to furnish them at unusually
low prices for cash llol LIE DUO Il ROHRER.
WALL PAPER!
OE have now opened the largest stock of paper
w haneings brought this market
satin, danask, velvet gilt common wall paper:
large assortment Of fire board prints, containing
beautiful patterns, and plain figured and shades
etc We are selling our wall paper extremely low.
JuA LIE DUO ROHRER.
NUOBV DICK; or the Whale; by Herman Melville
VI For sale by Ll0l lie DUO 4 RoHRER.
IFE IN the Sandwich Islands, the Heart of the Pa
4 cilc, Us it and Isl by Rev. Henry r. Cheever-
For sale by liOl LIE DUO & ROHRER.
nLD HICKS THE GUIDE or adventures in the Ca
~ manche country; Jane Eyre; Shirley Standish the
Puritan; Bachelor of the Albany, etc. For sale by
Jn24 lie DUO ROllRER.
COOK BUOkS..
NJ ISIS BEEClIERS Domestic Receipt Book; do do
IV1 mcstic economy; Miss IeSlics cook book; Mrs.
Bliss, do; the cooks book by Boston housewife
the yong house keepers friend by Mrs Cornelis Mrs
Collins table receipts adapted Western fiery
French cookery, by Francateli. For sale by
ju2i lie DUO Il ROHRER.
nICHARDSONS Exploring expedition in search of
u y SIR John Franklin aud exploring expedition of
Wilkes, D'trvc, Ross nnd Lynch. For sale by
ju2f lie DUO & ROIjRER
NJ AZ and misrule OF the English in America BY Hal
Z ihurton li0l lie Duo q ROHRER.
HIERFERATED, gold, oil tissue. blottins tracing
drawing and vellum paper for sale by
inca LIE DlC A. ROURFR
OFFICE FURNITURE.
~ EWSPAfER Files, calendars, post Office boxes pat
cnt air tight and pump i'm stands; round, parallel
and Hat rulers, bromze plain and fancy paper c.asps;
IRON and fancy GAS paper weghts portfolios. desk
knives, etc. For safe by LIZ DUO d ROHRER.
PIANO F'ORTES.
M have received, direct from the Manufacturer in
w New York, two al StodJari's Celebrated Piano
Fortcs which the musical public respectfully invited
10 Call ami examine. Our prices reasonable and we
are prepared TO give very reasonable terms.
I.H
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CENTRAL LUMBER YARD.

ME subscriber, agent for Messrs. s. w. Farnham &
II co. oil ST. Anthony, will open yard IS il
can be stocked in the and of the SLIGO IRON
STORE and will keep complete assortment or white
pine lumber From the central location OF the yard
lumber can be delivered In all parts Of the town
conveniently than from any other point Orders for
unusual dimensions will be promptly filed and bills for
entire buildings are respectfully solicited By keeping
good stock OF lumber carefully sawed from best quail
ity ofogs by the themselves the sub
scriber hopes to receive a share Of patronage.
ia .. 1852. WM r. MARSHALL, Agent.
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PIANO FORTES,

w have received, direct from the manufacturer in
w New York, two OF Stoddard's Celebrated Piano
fortcs, which the musical public respectfully invited
10 Call AMI examine Our prices reasonable and we
are prepared TO give very reasonable terms.
Octll-26 IEDlIC a. ROHRER
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hereeble and useful compound for diseases Of The
"A chest and lungsGeneral Agents, Barnard, Bro. &
Co.. 81 Louis, Mo- For sale by the Druggists Of Gale
ma; AZ st. Paul. by j. w. Babcock, Iitchcox d Kellogg,
and VIM Constansi at 81. Anthony, by ]. p. Wilson.
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- oiILLW ELL, (Successor to 5. RId.ieyl,
~ nlactuicr oI spirit IA, chemical pare gle',-
ho an pure >pt. NJ. . OlNe s., S.cn oi bas el.
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t,ATY McCCNE, & Co., Misslssippi Foundry,
" Man st., bet Morgan ond Cherry, Manufacturers ~
steam engine, Mil machinery, Steam boer au sheet
ron work. lad tanks and Coolers. tub1cco oil ar!
-.LN-x.. ils:l ll.ssN-nrk AND hlacks mlth..ig.
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RICHARD MARVIN,
On Third Street. ST punI

Is NOW ENGAGED ENCLusIvEi.Y AS DEALER GLASS,
GLASSWARE, CHINawARE, ouEENsWA9E AND
CRocKERY, ON THE SOUTH SIDE
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| GAoS Il CO., importers and dealers III II
~ FoItcs. sheet uis!c Musical instr uIncuts, st
sc srcaldize, Publishers Of Music, NJ. 1913 Fourth
efr 1F Incu
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~ EWSPAfER Files, calendars, post Office boxes, pat
cnt air tight and pump inn stands; round, parallel
ana fiat rulers, bronze plain and fancy paper ps;
IRON and fancy glass paper weights; portfolios desk
knives, etc. For safe BY LIZ DUO a. ROuRER
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T c. WILSON. Marble Warehouse No. gs
d Washington avenue. Marie inaat.is and sra;es,
Monm nts, tonbs, table tops, &C.. plaster ot
Paris, white sand, lime and marble dust, p,l3.e-tls
hair. Are bricks. &c. &c.
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A LEN. REY takes the opportunity of the New |
IN Year announce TO his that though he
has sold large portion Of his winters supply, lie has
"a a and rfIneD nft he foil
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K INGSLAND & FERGUSON, phpnix Foun-
"A dry, No. HQl 2C6 Second st., bet. Morgan CT Try
Manufacturers OF Pages portable mills anu horse pow
Clarks portable combined grinding and lotng mil.
ihreshg machines, shelters, stoves, castings
mill machinery OF every description.
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~ ay havs bought the above works, Ior1ncry II
Oh by kngs!au! X L!sAtner, pfep1rcd 20 make o.
Short nscc, al sizes Of Steam engines. b1ic. sheet
work, mill machinery, Parkers Jon.rns
ter wheels, oil, tobacco, and hydraulic presses,
JrIss cast .xc.