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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
d' ti"4"ie"e District judiciairc.
@ -i"'oisse Assumption.
sutfess'oh De -eF'sgoue4b and,y sscsdf;:

En- vertud'an essdre de I4,ob. L. x,v,,.
lr'ral ell vente publique a rencan: - IA ~
y sep'elnbre 1854, Il 10 heures A, Al - -
iiehA, les tfopt.eieS ~ci;Apras dec+ites. ,n,,,,
iaii1 d ia s's-dtle stlccessioIf sasoir;t,
10 UN MORGAN DE-, TERREa 10,
cere pafo'ss". snr Ia rive droite du R,ron -.
lontciie, a ENVIRON s miles. at:Jesso,s =. ~,
pofSohVliies mesarant an Bayou 81, IN ar,,en, y,
'aee' f''''s ou mems, sur me prrofol,deur da ;,
aipeii'S' pug on flolns. Y conapris cetfe o,r,;.
" 10 trouble concession, situe o. dams 81 liz,
eaa'issi s,9et a IN process, ensemble stoutes los
dihcaoiatiohs qui Sc .trouycnt sur Ia di,e t.,r,
La ute terre est bornee ell ia,f ,ar V;,,na,4
taidry Ell Ell has par Olivier Capc,en a"".e''
40 hosahe negresse, agce dc IS ans eu,;.
rom; ""s eHsi-
90 sefapfine negresse, agee de q an, ct
ses del.X eiliails Evaris!e, are de q An. .t b.,
rome agee de six inois. AIS
40 Animaux, ontiIs aratoires, ,n.,hl..
menage ct batterie de, cuisine: ainsi oas ~ w
feiltsd e iitais sur pied.
TERMEs ET coNDITItolys:
"a negrresse Resale, payable en- tro;s Tor
mes egaux, I'm tiers en- mars 1855 IN t,ors -,
mars 1890, ct le derlier tiers en-, mars ,s57
Id hesresse oeraphine Ct ses denx entans NOD
compliant ct Ia balance adu prix aux msmes
ssanles i"e "a negresse RosaIle. La terre, 5000
compliant ct Ia balance du prix aux names Tor.
r ma, 1ue cl-aessus.-Le mobilier payable en-
Les acquerehrs devront foouurnir des billet
.caalonnes ~payablesi au bureau ,du recorder d
cet.e F%aroisse, a lordre dc. Vincent Landry.
esnypo'neque speciale stir Ia terrae ct les gsclaa.
sss,Jusquaa parfait Placement, ct toates sym.
lI9s 9ui ne seront pas ponctuellement paytes
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Sidney IL. Willard
deceased.

By virtue of an ordea or the honorable the
| Fourteenth JUDICIAL District Court Of the Sta
te of Louisiana in and for the parish of St-Ala-
ry dated July Goth 1854, and directed to the
sheriff of the Parish Of Assumption, will be Of
tered at public auction, on the premises III The
Parish OF Assumption in the East bank of
Belle River or Grand River on Thursday the
18th day Of September 1854 at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
by A. +. Hickman sheriff and auctaoaeer in
aud for this Parish the following described
property belonging 10 the aforesaid succession
to wit;
kslo. A tract Of land or plantation situaded in
the Parish of assumption on the East bank Of
Grand River or Belle Biyer, measuring three
hundred superficial acres bounded by lands be-
longing to Hardin Burnley aud to the success
sion OF Stanley. t
20. l, Horse, 5 cows and calves, Q yoke Of
oxen, 3 h~eiters, thirty hogs, three ploughs one
cart, a lot Of saws, axes and other flaming uten-
sls, a chest of carpenters tools, a saddle, bride,
a lot 0 fharaess, a grindstone three yokes, a
lot of inmbers, a skif, q lot of chairs table,
kitchen utensils &c
Terms and Conditions The land payable
in three equal instalsments maturing ON the
first day of March of each Of the years 1855,
1856 and 1857 and the movable property pa
yable OF the first day Of March 1855 purcha-
sers to furnish their notes with good and per-
senal security in solido payable to the ord er Of
Mary @ Brian administrative of said success
sion conditioned to be interest at eigth per
cent per annum from the dey ofsale until full
and final payment. The landed property to
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13

Par tons ces motifs, non settlement,
nous ne %voulons pas, dams Fetat present
de Ia guerrc, de negotiations ,comme
moycns trompcnrs ct dila'oires, a Ia Ia
'veur desquels rennemi Sc fiatte de ralen-
tir notre activite ct dc refroidir nos a.
l~ianccs, mais encore nous atflrmonS
qd'il est impossible an'ancnne negoc'a-
ton q%nclconqne obticnne IN success Ia
storable.
la reponse de l'empercnr Nicolas a
lsRepS dc Nenne est, en- real''e an re-
Gus 1ormn qni Sc cache habilement
sous un iang,ge conciliant pour falre
tomber dams lie piege les partisans De
Ia Russie qui SC c%omplaiscnt d Sc 'alsser
duper par ellie.
Dams retat actucl des affaires, ce-
pendant. il ny a ricn a gagner a ces
Substitutes ct a ces rafinements, ct Ia
premiere preuve quill faut demander d
Ia Russie, Reinforcement i Ia sincerlte de
SEES intentions, c'est qu'elle les fa<sc
reconnaitie hautenent ct sans reserve.
La marche DIES p%uissances occidental.
les demeurc doirc, complement la me
me, ct nous comptons bien que Ia poll
tique de l'AutricAe ne changera pas non
plus. Avec PAutriche ct IAllemagne
dc nolre cote nous peuvons esperer ter~
miner REIMBURSEMENT Ia guerre en- moins
dc temps qu.on ne Pa geueralement sup
pose, surtout 81 ron pouvons nous en-
rapportcr aux neuveles que nous rece-
,vons sur les souffrances ct lie mecenten-
.tcment qui regiment dams I%'esnpire russo.
Mais Sans IL concolr de fAutriche,
Occupation de Ia Nalachie ct de la
Moldayic jusqu'aux drontieres de Ia
Transylyanie ct de la Gallicie, pour
RAFT echoir aux armees alliees ; c'est u
ne Circumstance qui dot prolonger Ia
guerrc, ct qui serait pour tout lie monde
excessivement embarrassante.
Occupation dos pincipaues par
fAutrichc est mons Ell sommes peEsua-
.des, ce quill y a de pIas sar ct dc plus
conceivable ; { a tandis que les provin-
1ces seyont aiusi rendues a leur admins
.~tration legitime ct PRESERVES de I,inya-
sion, les armees anglo. FRANCHISES pour
ront librement pour-uivre une entrepri-
re plus dignes d'eIles, ct par la destruc>
ton de Sebastopol, obtcnir Ia premiere
ct grande condition du Reimbursement
de Ia paix.
II faut chercbcr i c%enquerir ceac
paix par lie triompiae de nos arnes ct
non par les negotiations, quelles quelles
%.oient, qui peuvent aujourd hui ate
i.Atees en- Europe. ia
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a so,Jours poreihe ds "a chambrs, repondit
CanaIis. Jc r6pondrai...

a soajours roreihe ds Ia chanbrs, repondit
Canals. Jc ~r6pondrai...
-Vous pourrez decider IN changes
ment de cabinet, car vous ferez sur un
sembiable terrain tout ce que youa YOU
drex dc la Chambre ct vous deyiendrez
i'homme de III situation.
81 Maxine les a mis- dedans tous les
dcux. dit Leon 1 son cousin. Ce gall
iard-Ia Sc troivc dams les intrigues dc la
Chambre connie IN poisson dams Feau.
lQui est-cei demanda Gazonal.
LIN ex.coquin, r6pondit Bixiou.
-Giraud. cria LEON au conseiiler
d'Etat, ne yous en- allez pas sans avoir
demande j kastignac ce quill ma pro.
mis- de vous dire Reinforcement i I'm pro-
ces que vous jugez apfes-demain, ct qui
regarde. mon cousin.
III les trois anis suivirent les trois
hommes politiques ! distance en- Sc diri-
geant vers Ia sale des Pas eldus.
ITEMS, cousin, regarde ccs deux
hommes, dit Leon l Gazonal en- lui mon
trant IN ancien ministre fort celebre ct
lie chef du centre gauche VOLTA deux ora
tcurs qui ont roreillc de Ia Chambre ct
qa'on 4 plaisamnent surnomnes des mi
mistress au dspartement de Popposilion;
i'd ont 81 bien foreille de Ia ChaHbre
ou,ils Ia lui tire fort souycnt.
% &&&
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EUssIE.

Les derniers avis dc 81. Pctcrsbourg
annoncent qucIe czar est reso!u de ne
taire ancune concessl0n.
On est persuade en- Rus>ie que. nj
Stbastopol nj Cfonstad lie seront alta
ques cette aimee, :et .,ue Ion ne ST bat
ira meme pas dans les PARTICIPATES.
Tiois cents arrestasions ont Ell lieu a
St-petcrsbourg- Lii police Il dit u
prevenus qril ny await pas contrc eux
d~'ace"sation positive mais qn'i!s etaieni
suspects.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
EUROPE.
MER NoIRE.

MER N0IRE.
10 Z Juliet, les 1ottcs co nbJnecs onl
etc aperques a la hauteur d.Akermann,
faisant wolfe vers l'Est. lie bruit cou-
raft que ramiral Braat await lorce Ten
sree de Noyorsich.
Kerim-Pacha a snrpris $4,000 Rus.
see dams les m%ontagnes ct les a fnis en-
fuite apTes ayoir pris six canons ct fait
400 ~prisonniers.
GREECE.
lie sultan consent a rouvrir les. ports
lures aux nayires grecs, nais il reciamc
sln roi Othon une INDEFINITE pour les
pertes que linsurrection grccque IL fait
eprouvcr ! Ia Turquie.
si@ FRANCS.
lie marechal St.Arnaud est rctourne en-
France.
i.empereur ct l'imperatrice ont quit
Is Paris le IS juliet, pour Bayonne,
Ils Sc rendent aux bains de Bareges.
Une depsche nous a dejs annoncss Ia
prise de Madrid par les insurges. III
parait en- efiet que Ie Is Juliet Ia capita.
~ E&A $#NgGB &#MNj
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ANNOUNCES.
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Sidney L. Willard.
decede,

En- vertu dun ordre de Ia CoE du Quator.
zieme District udiclaire de EEtat de la Loui-
slane dams ct pour la parolsse Ste Marie por-
tant la date du % Juliet 1854, adresse au she
riff de la paroisse assumption il lSe;a oiert ell
yente publiqus Sur les lleux dams la Paroisse
Assonlption sur lie cote Est de Ia Grande-Rivie-
re on Belle Riviere. lie )eudi IA Septembre 1854,
a dix heures du matin par A. F. Hickman
sheriff ct encanteur dams ct pour cette paroisse
les proprietes ~ei-apres d~scrtes, appartenant a
la susdlte succession, savoir;
- 10. Une terre on habltation situee dans la
Paroisse Assumption, sur lie cote Est de la
Grande Riviere on belle Riviere mesurant trois
ceuts acres de superticie, tenant ct aboutlssant
,anx terresde Hardin Burnley ct la secession
de Stanley. IT,
80. Tn cheval; cling vaches ct leu1s veaux,
deux paires de bGufs de tire, trois genisses,
trente tetes de c~oclons, 3 charrues, ule char
rette, un lot de peHes ct poches, scies, haches,
ct autres outiis apatoires, IN co.ire d;outils de
charrentier, u,,e selle, une bride, un lot de beis
pour construction, un lot de ,harnais, une
meule, trois jougs, I'm esquif, I'M lot de chaises,
tables ct batterie de cuisine, &c.
Ternes ct Conditions. -
la terre payable entreis terlnes isauY C.
cheant lie premier jour .au mois de Mars de
chacuue des anneet 1855, 1856 ct 1857, lie mo-
bilier payable lie premier jour du mois de Mars
1855. Les acguereurs devront fournir leurs
billets avec bonnie caution solidaire, payable 4
pordre de Nary 0. Brian administrative de la
succession: portant la clause dinteret
a raison- de huit du cent Pan du jorr de la ven
te jusqu'a parfait paienieut. La terre demeu-
rant superintendent affectee ct ~hypothequee en-
favenr de la susdlte succession lusqu a parfait
dies dts billets ct les interets.
Pareisse Assumption. 10 Aout 1854.
G. l.. MAYOR, Dte Sheriff
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TERMEs EFT CONDITIOYs !.

|Me& 4ESa
nous ayons une petite machine plus puis-
sante que tons les forts Gu monde. unc
machine due aux medecin qui n gdari
plus de monde que les medccins n.cn
tpaient dams le temps on ellie fonclicn.
halt.
-Commc vous y allez! dit GazonaL
qni Fair dc Pablicola donnait Ia chair
de poule.
All! il faut cola! nous venons apre.
Kobespierre ct Saint>Just, c'est hour
fairc mieut ills ont etc iifaides, CIR YOU,
voyez &c qui est arrive : un cmpereur. IL
branche aimee ct la branche cadetteJ
lis ~n,tvaient pas assez emonde rarbrc
social Il .1ela sa lss4s
-Ah. 60, vous qui serez, dif-on, con.
sui, on qu.lqoe chose CONNIE .tribun,
songez blen, dit Bixiou, que ie yoas al
depuls donse ans demands votrc pfofees
lion. ts 'sI4as
I'll ne yous arriyera rich, ca. il nou.
taudra des lon.iics, e sous poured prem
Dire femploi de Barrerc, repondlt lie DE-
dicure. 1eaal5
Et moi !! dit Leon. IL
All! voas, vones aies mon client
c'est &c qui vons sauvera; car Ie gene
est IN odieax privileged qui Ton aecos-
dc trop en- France. ei mos seron, forces.
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a VENDRE

AIDES conditions tres a.vantageuses une
eIISN mlilatresse agec de 20 ans et. son enfaut
VI age de trois ans.
-ette mulatresse est bonnie cuisinieae, bonnie
blanchlsseuse.. ellh sera vendue de gre a gre
asec complete garautie CONNIE eAcellente do
nestidue de inaison.
Pear pins amples ranseignements,
u ,S'adresser d nos bureaux.
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NEW ENV

For the Coast and | afourche twice a week
The new and fast passenger steamer G. ID. il.
e .Dalteres master having had her cabin
completed and being elegantly retitted, will
resume her trips nj The above trade on we'd
neseay the 10th ms. I.ea.ine New Orleans
every Wednesday at 0 O'Clock A. NJ. and eve
ry Saturday alto O'Clock P. N, Returning lea
YES Donaldsonville every Friday and Monday
at s O'Clock d, N.
For freight or passage apply on board o. to
AtGUS71N& THiBAUT 8 Cont st.
Ang 18th 1854.
The CD. Jr will run throughout the who
lie leason. $3.50
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lie etait a peu pres au poavoir des insur
ges. Nous allons suivre les tyenement;
dams leur ordre naturel.
On ecrit de Madrid an Times de
Londres
I'insnrrection scmble chtque jou,
deyoir devenir nne revolution generale
en- favour du part liberal. O'Don"ell,
convaincu que lc pays ne s'agitcra pas
pour faire de hui an premier mini>tre, est
de plus en- plus dispose.a tstrer dams les
vues du part prog'etsitc. lie brult s'est
repanduic i que Ia refine Christine dot
partir lie ~ pour Paris. Celia aura tout
Pair dune ictraite. Je crois que In ru-
menr est fondee, parce que les gardes
ont etc places sur |e cl,enin qni conduit
de Madrid a Burgos, d'oH lis %a5aient
etc retires i'autre jour. Cinquante car
listes, conduit par IN pratrc s%urnolnene
Cura de Hierro'( lie pretre de fer ont
fait Ieur apparition au Nord de Burgos.
On signaIe ure autre bandc de carlistes
en- Navarro.
On ecrit dc Perpignan, sous la aatc
du Is Juliet !: es
La garrison ct Ia vile de- Barcelona
Sc sont prononcees contTe lie g%ouverne-
ment. lac regiment de Navarro ct de
Euadaisecare IA pris l'inttiat!vc dn gou-
vernement au imlieu des accIatnatlons
dn peuple. LIE gorwerneur n'ilitaire
s'esl place a la tete DIES insurges lie
capitaine general IA dorfie son adhesion
n cris dc" Vive la Constitution - A
bias le 1nir,istere,- A bas la rciue Chris
tine. " -
lie cabinet a ets dissons ct San Luis
lc premier miristrc, a pris la flute. Mar
vacz Il otferl dc former un nouyeau Ca
binet.
lie bruit courait aux deynieres dates
que la refine Christine s'etait enfuie en-
France, Que la refine Isabelle await Guit-
t6 Madrid ct que lie due de Montpensier
await etc procIame lieutenant. gouveieenr
du royaune. C.s rumcurs mraisscnt
40 c,,J,o
~ 80 Tam.".
M So A. ~ m,a"a
lies insurgss etaient dit-on, maitres
de cette capitale ct y await eleye.partout
barricades. Les troupcs du gonver-
essayaicnt en- vain de les enle.
yer. On Sc battait sur diiferends points
ic Madrid an depart du dernier courier.
I'm engagement 4 Gu lieu entire les in,
sous les osdres d'O'donnelI ct les
roupes da goHyernenent commandees
ie general Blaser, ministre de la
&c dernier IA etc bIesse ct fait
La populace "a a,tasas lie palais dc
a Sa'ama''dcr, PIES de Gre.
ioate ia Catalogue est so"iesee.
Les gentranx Concha ct Gonzales
sont arrives Gu AngIctcrre.
Manuel Concha s'est cnfui aux lies
,,a.ar;es.
.s aes# &c. -ts@A e s&-4#& z
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remain specially mortgaged and hypothetical
IN farn OF said succession until full and final
payment of said notes and interest.
Parish OF Assumption august 10th 1854. !
CT. MAYOR Dep. Sheriff:
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
run judicial District Coutt.-por4.b
OF ASSUMPTION.
succession Of Gregoare Lundry, .deero,ed

by virtue OF an order of the aforss,;, r
WI offer at public sale at ar"+; our:
"A oitDAf the 9th day of september on
l&at 20 O'Clock A. MI. on the premises ~ 1924 o'
%cessIon. to wit ~ sala sue
800 tiactof land situated in tie Parish o,
assa'np'io' on The right bank of Bavou ~
~1oufche, at about E miles below ,ba "yJa La
tSapoleonvlile, measuring one arnent 80 OF
fess leoiitlng sand Bayou, by a den,I, at 80 o.
penis: faor or less, inciu idine all tb,f nort - a.
me do'!ple concession in the Lea c,a r - VI
r,l IS SUBJECT to a suit. The Ines of 10
lalia opening, bounded above bv Iand !, . T E9ao
Ielt :A'ahafy, and below by thai of I,,;r;at
Canclenne; "a' Vi olVicE
20 nosalIe a negro woman, aged IS wears.
oh 90 as'aPnIns aged 81 years, and her tvo
o ollnu u hvarlste, aged 3 wears & Peronne
40 l@aoIsss, cattle, household. furniture T.
TERMS AND cONDITIIONs:
Inc negro woman Resale. pasabIe N ,1,r,,
equal instruments, one third i, Mas.h ~ NE ,t'
one third IN march 1856: and tho ra,n 49,
'infdll march 1857; the negro woman ~
phine ander two children, payable 500 'calit
tne baiaiice OF ,he price on the same te,n,s a
lne negro Woman Resale. The land 600
cash. and the balance of the price on The 60
terms as above, the moyeahe s,n"tIs ''e
march 1865. ~ t"s"oie In
rulcilasefs to furnish notes with good secr..
flIy payable at the office of the s.os,as ~
rafisiE To the order of Vincent Lan1r,
anu speclai mort gage OH the land and sI,vs,
. u'vi i'Aa' payment, ct all sums not nunc
'uaiy PAD at maturity, to bear int roc, +, ~.
OF eight per cent per a4.nurn uutilSn,;d At
Assumption, 4ttl day Of august 1854;
tfPRlEN BLANCHARD
=. s#+ asz AHct!ofeer.
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No 50. u" - mars 1854,
Assumption, Ter ao1t 1854
{. l.. MAYOR,
Greiier.
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AUsRICHE.

H AUsRICHE. .
La reserve agtrichicnne Il ete mise
sur ic pied de guerre.
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AVIS.
Dernierement recu de Maysville (Ky) es,
Charr"es DIES marques s%uivantes
William Nc CIanahan;
3ames Hall;
Young & Co.
A vendre al priy DIES mlriquants par
PUJOS ct VERRET.
% NOTICE.
Justieceived from MavsviIle [Ky] a full
assortment Of pio,tgfls Of the following
marks .
William Nc Nanahan;
5amss Hail;
Young & Co.
Which are offered for sale 1T the MANU-
facturer's price by
PUJOS & VERRET.
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please address F ut the Pioneer Office, stating looa
lion and terms NOv4tf
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MARKLEY & KERN,

DEALERS IN HARDWARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY,
On St. anthony ST., near the american House.
TOCLD call the attention of the citizens of St. Paul
w and vicinity, to their large and we'll assorted
stock of HOUSE FURNITURE,
Such Nails, Locks in all their variety Wrought cast
Parliament and strop hinges Bolts shutters Fasteners
brads Locks Latches Bell pulls and door Rappers
NE HANIC'S TOOLS.
Hand, Buck, mill, X Back and Rip saws; Hatchets, ak
broad and pitching Adze spoke shaves drawing knives
Firmer socket turning pairing Chise Augurs braces
Trowels Jack smoothing and Fine Planes Plow and bead
Guages boring machines Hatchets Hammers Flat round
and saw Files two and four fold Rules
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Forks Rakes ytes, scythe snaths Hoes curry combs
Trace back, Breast Timber and Lock Chains; Grub Hoe
and Picks
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays Looking Glasses, Knives and Forks spoons flint
assortment of silver plated Britannia and Japan Ware
Boilers, Kettles, Fire dogs, Stoves and Lounges Waf
Irons, Coffee Burners, Patent enameed Iron Kettles La
dies Skmmers grdirOns Coffee mills Flat Irons Butch
er, Cook and Carving knives
They have also fine assortment of Sadlery Trimmings
srrups Bits Buckets with Chain Pumps door scrapers
Corn Mills, Patent Balances and Counter Scales.
st. Paul.May 49, 1854. w.t.
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'ILSON'S GENERAL LAND AGENCY,

WILSON'S GENERAL LAND AGENCY,
SAUk RAPIDS, MINNESOTA.
TuNHIS Agency being the only one in the Sank River
Il Land District, and the Government Land Office
located this point with the subscribers long resi-
dence in the west and being familiar with the advan
tages to be derived from choice and early lOcatOns
gives il particular advantages all others in this
Territory for the speedy location of Lands and Lane
Warrants in said district.
Any business intrusted to this agency, will be atten
ded to with promptness and dispatch.
j.. l.. WILSON,
Sank Rapids, Benton County.
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CLARK, RENFREW g. CO.,

MANUFACTURERS of Steam Machinery, ydrauc
AV1 Presses, Oil and Tobacco Screws, MOrses Patent
Saw-dust Burners, Page Chids patent Circular Saw
Mills, for horse, steam water power, and all kinds -
MILL WORK, &c,
They would invite the attention of Milwrigs TO thei
new and large stock of Patterns for evry variety OF
Wheels; lists of which will be furnished when desired
by mail or otherwise
Their extensive Boiler and Sheet-Iron Works, under
the control of A. CROZIER, afford facilities Tor Manu-
featuring and repairing Boiler and SheetrOn Work, in
the most improved manner
Good second hand boilers generally on hand. IDLY