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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-06-06

HENRY McKENTY.
o, ;if; p KEAL ESTATE' Dan,
AND bought and sold throughout e TerIitoy
IL made to the best ADVANTAGE, and Land Warrants located
REFERENCES.
Daniel Curtis, Esq, Hon. W. II. WEIGH, Chief Jus
Messr s. Thompson& Nepnewon. II. Rice Delegate to
Philadelphia Rice, noilinsshead & Becker,
dent Western Bank, Messr.. Borup 4 Cakes, Bankers
n'ssr PFSs CO. Bankers T. EsssT ESQ Secretary
Freed, ward 4 Freed, Ames & Van Eten, Attorneys
sers, James s Co., Rev. T. n. Fullerton, Register
Bailey Co., U. S; Land Once, ~
H. Mcsschcrt, Attorney at Iaw,T. 7. Mann, NJ. D.
James Kitchen, NJ. d.
William Stoevcr, Esq,
TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS AND EMIGRANTS.
i time, from Ten to Twenty Thonsand Acres Of rural
land improved unnproved, including farms Of different Sizes
in st. Paul and suburbs and in Mankato City
St. Anthony Shakopee esueu Traverse s Sioux and Eureka
He can at all times accommodate, the easiest TERMS
ons who really ,cishes 10 purchase.
Dealer in Real Estate, ST. Paul, NJ. T.
OrFIcE-The Old Post-0hhce Building, Third street.
Is FARMS FOR SALElTO PR ACTICAL FA RMERS.
TINS notice to real Farmers not to spectators who
To practical Farmers, say have
farms sae and always have from twenty
a long Territory, personal
specon Of all the lands near this City enabled to make
therefore persons wishing cultivate the soi
give me call.
My Farms have various degrees Of and atter
myself that can please all. ....
Terms made to suit purchasers.
HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate.
OrrIcE-Old Post-Oface Building, Third street. o.
May IS 1851
Situated a. Ia ,sci Sans nnS Of ss minnesota
40 LOTS in Mankato city, Blue Earth County, Ninne-
Dealer in Real Estate.
FORTY EIGHT SPLENDID LOTS,
COMPRisING Two and a Half Acres each and si,ua-
" ted Paul Capitalists strangers, citizens wish
ing purchase property villas
and Summer are invited to and take one look at
locality. quality, and adapted FOR Gar
denng or the culture of the Grape.
t- Dealer in Real lI Estate.
st. Paul, May Is, 1854.
: p 1-,;no q I-roo ., NJ T-,-ot,I N n -
H. J. r.. IRVINE 4 s' co., d. E i''ine'
' Tpprp ,'9 s' Tv''' "s''""'fS'
M ~, ELA.
would respectfully inform the public that we have taken
w the Ner and ertensivs Warehouse recently erected the
Upper Levee and intend doing general GROCERY, PRovs
sT osa os ane &c business
always Receive our nrount ,ttenton ~ " ' 'a'e VIII
LIBERAL CASH ApvAScsS made on nroduce and n,erc,,n
disc and Conscners will always he assured oe ob,inpe az
highest price and quickest returns Afforded BY this market
The RrcE1yINc and business will n, tho
most particular the svsge and Labor
as much as possible avoided T. r. IRVINE 4 CO
REFERENCES.
Hon. Henry NJ Rice St. PAUL r. r. c,ampbeu & Co. Ga,ena
Rice HoI;nshead 3 Rscter e IT. r Mni,osIv wv ~'
A. NJ Fridiey. -" o''' /" Greeiy s. Gale. 81. Ions
T. Davton &C webster NOR \ CO e
S SsSy St, Anon, Can. a% w.sa oG Excelsior
Il. H. n." siD,ey, Mendoza '''A'' ''" myas1rtf
NV. BASS. THEoDoR BoRup. s. R. cHAMpL1N.
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INDIAN IMPRovEMENTs.-Owing to the protract-
ed absence of Major Murphy, the Sioux Agent, it
has become necessary for Gov. German, to give
his personal attention to the agricultural dsburse
ments for that tribe, and he is laboring assdu-
ously for the purpose of securing to the Indians
the means of support during the coming winter
Already large quantity of land has been plant
ed for the use of the Men-da- wa-kan- ton and
War-pe- ku-te bands. MIR. Robertson is now be-
ing provided with the necessary teams, agricul-
tura implements, seed, &C., &C., for enabling the
Sisseton and Warpeton bands to get III crop the
present spring. The programme Of the opera
tons to be carried on by MIR. Robertson is we'll
adapted to effect all that could be done under the
circumstances, the present season.
One excellent feature in the instructions OF
Gov. German to Mr.. Robertson, is to have the
lands of the Indians so located that they will be
enabled to have separate fields, and he insists on
the Encouragement of everything that savors of
communism among the Indians. This we look
upon as one step towards Indian civilization, of
the utmost Importance.
Another feature in these instructions is, that
Indians are to be hired to do the work incident to
the improvements, and paid for their services
This has a double advantage 1t teaches the In
dian to labor, and affords him strong induce
ment to do SCAT the same time it makes him the
recipient of his money, which under other circum-
stances would have to be paid to whites, in por-
ton of the territory where white labor must OF
necessity be very high.-PiOneer.
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CIY= 1t may not be generally known that editors
get one important item of subsistence at very
low price-they get boredfor nothing.
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The Austrians, in order to nationaIze
their army, use only German words of command
through the whole force, whether the Regiments
are Italians, Servians, Croats' or Hungarians.
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STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGEs.-The Journeymen
Carriage and Wagon Makers of our City, have
struck for higher wages. Day hands have been
receiving 81 IS, which they think quite too low.
-T1Zenn Ady.
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The exaltaton of talent, as it is called, above vr-
tue and religion is the curse Of the age; if divorced
from rectitude, talent will prove more of demon
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nR.nTry Horjsr. 1ALErA. M.

VHE subscrber having taken the and thorough
furnish with good
lodging reasonable Persons visiting Gaena
will this house those accommodations much needed by
the weary traveller. ~ 800
myI6-tf - af . - - j. 3. HOLMES.
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BIGELOw e. FLANDRA

BIGELOW e. FLANDRAU.
attorneys and Councillors at Latr. .-...-.t..
L. Wait Co.'s store, Third street, below Roberts,
ST. Paul, Minnesota.
WILL attend promptly and carefully professional business
w all the the Terory also to the collection of
connected with
the profession.
Money to loan in small sums good security. ,
r. BIGELOw. CHARLES E. FLANDRAC.
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As frost is to the bud, and blight to the bloss om
even such is self interest to friendship: confidence
cannot dwell where selfshness is porter at the
gate.
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WANTING CHANGE.-Rest is very fine medi-
cine. 1t beats sarsaparilla. Let your stomachs
rest, We wearied men of business You can't?-
Cut off all superduities of appetite and see if you
can't
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BEAUTIFUL SIcHr.-The Memphis Weekly
Express of the 18th inst. says:
We were shown to-day single stock from a
rose bush which contained sixty-four full blown
roses. 1t was large enough for bouquet-and
we would advise our fair friends to procure a
plant of this species of rose; as it serves the pur
pose of bouquet which it sometimes costs some
trouble to make, especially these hot days.
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BLANK BOOKS PAPER, ST ATONE RY, COPYING PRESSES,
PRINTING. &c.
RICH e. LOUTRE Ell.


BUYERS will consult their by examining extensive
- stock, VIII ch we offer at the lowest possible prices.
Account Book Factory Books pattern PACED and
printed heads in style required. Also, large
hand suitable Banks Insurance and other
chants Courts &C., also in large quantities the North
and South Trade. ....,
Writing Papes Cap, Letter. Ledger Papers,
the best mills in the United States Foreign Papers, TISSUE
Drawing. Writing, Colored, &c.
Stationery! Fancy and Staple goods, most extensive and
complete assortment Envelopes, Cards, Inks, Gold
Pencils Steel Pens, sc. .t ~
Diaries for 1854 Time and Work Books, Tarif U.
est Advances DISCOUNT Exchange and other useful the
Counting House. f3,F~ ~ lids sff q. Gftef' .l1f
Job Printing cheap Cards, Heads, Lables Checks,
Cases, Points, &c. 1865 .-f 20 L tiit '4H .t 'f'pa
hography and Engraving! Bonds Stocks, Certificates, Bills
Of Exchange, Dies Cards and Envelopes in
best style. lap o4 80 i,sr. -. ,...s leg,lr- t..
~ The Trade Country Merchants Dealers supplied at
low prices, in quantities to suit buyers I'd . e2i
~ Orders by Mail executed with promptness.
7H3 la7f RICH & LOUTREL, 81 willarn-st., N. r,
my6 Importing and Manufa cturing Statoners.
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GE Sir Isaac Newton, at the age of twenty
nve discovered the new principles Of the Reaet-
ing Telescope, the laws of grayitation and the
planetary system.
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RECEIPTS FOR HAPPISEss.-Go without your din.
ner, and see if you don't feel happy when it il
supper time.
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HENRY McKENTY.

G5y- Youth makes its wishes hopes, and it's hope;
certainties
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The chap who had conscientious scru-
ples," disposed of them to druggist.
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CO We publish the lines of ''D'onn," with
pie 'sure, and should be pleased to hear from him
again.-ED.
MUSINGS.
written for the Times.

written for the Times.
MUSINGS.
Twas early morning, Sabbath day,
Beneath the cliffs l took my way
Along the M.ssissipprs brink,
To mediate alone. To think
More calmly Ger the ways Of life,
81 oft forgotten In our strife
For earthly JOY. Without a thought,
Al what price such Joy is bought.
The path followed, led between
The river aud a tiny stream.
The sparkling current eiwi Ard hurled
All that plung ID in il, Ike the weird.
Not So the streamlct. Pure and clear
It's voice fell listening ear,
Like murnurinSS OF little ones
At fre-side meetings, in homes.
SIT sounds were waited GA the air,
And sweet perfumes. from flowers
A sonsster warbled forth his strain,
Which, echo warbled back again.
The wood-pecker with plumage gay,
Glittering, futtered in the ray
That darted downward, from the sun,
Like Sens, the shady bouehs among.
The siive.y fsh, that in the tides,
Alternate flashed their sparkling sides,
Lazily glided smoothly
From pool, to pool, where shone the
The insects voices al my feet,
Filled the air with cadence sweet.
The unGer-song, made by the breeze
Gently whispered through the trees.
Each had beauty fresh and new,
The water liy's snowy hue,
And vioets; thickly spread
All DER the ground beneath my tread.
Ny stan dropped, my walk staid,
tt lngcr meath Bass-lcood shGde
That Ger the mighty rirer's side,
Leaned gently doom, tokiss the tide.
listened 10 the sobbing lsve,-
watched the shadows the wave,
4Ani On the "a, uiUss. vaiiA,
Beneath the tree, gently sank.
The church beli's Chime S soft and clear,
The zephyrs waited to my ear,
Like music soft and swee; they rung,
Echoing DER the hills among.
Then back again without delay,
thoughtfully retraccd my way,
Joining the groups that formed the train
Leading to the Holy fame.
Aroused within; each At the pray'r
Stood up, knelt III supp.ance there,
And carried with them from the door,
Feelings solemn than before. D'ons.
Paul, May 30h, 1851.
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GVA foundry has been opened up tomn to
scast reflections.''
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NEW JOBBING HOUSE

TRY GOODS at wholesale, New prices,
8. N. FOOTE & CO., 1853 Chicago Ill.,
With resident buyer in New York and other facilities which
enabled to offer goods the lowest N
prices for cash. tts fst-
Goods received weekly from New York Auction sales.
NAV 15 IF
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CURIoUs.-On czhuning the body of General
Wooster at Danbury, on the 9th ult., the bullet
which caused his death was found with his re-
mains, although the surgeons who attended him
after he was wounded were unable to find it. 1t
was deposited under the capstone of the monument
with other papers and relics, but has since been
taken out and forwarded. to the Connecticut His
torical Society at INSTRUMENTATION Courier.
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GTIs there any harm in a fellows sitting dowr
in the lapse of age?
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
SEWING MACHINES.
WIZ COWS pATENr

-
THE general favor which has accompanied the introduction
these exceedingly neat and portable machines into pub
notice, induced the subscribers Office for their
exhibition and sale, at No. 265 Broadway.
the manifold combined in the Sewing Ma
chimes the Wilson paten the perfect simplicity and in
operating them of the highest Importance. lady Of
the delicate constitution, need be in fear Of beco
tired, little is the required m their While
machines, the pondrous wheels &C.. that they
require forming STITCH imposes the operators labor
that is injurious health than the old handstchng,
that is yearly destroying its thousands. ....,a.
What straight exempli1ed in these
chimes only, they the will Of the most inexperienced
operators perfectly straight having
bic guide for that and the only machines that has
it they will also small as can be sewed by hand
with the same a larger
These machines the best quality of stitching,
such collars, with
patch; being able stitch hirtfve dozen collars
in day. They equally well adapted for and fine
straight with facility,
their price all complete is but 125, which, considering their
adaptation to kind work, well the facility and
rapidy with which they be considered
deed And family custom work
by other.
Such have been entered into between Mr. Howe
and the subscribers perfectly protect purcha
sing these machines, against the penalties of infringing
any patent. WHEELER, WILSON 4 CO.,
No, N. ".
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An INNOCENT PosTMAsrER.--On Of the unin-
formed postmasers out in Suckerdom, who
found among the Post Office laws a clause to the
effect that each ''Postmaster may be allowed two
mills for delivering from his Office to subscri-
Der each paper not chargeablc with POSTAGE"
sent his bill to the department for delivering the
only paper that was sent to his Office, and told
them that as his wife was out of the article they
might send him a couple of coffee mills.
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no PRINTERS,

NEW Edition Of the Specimen Book Of Bruccss
"A Type Foundry viii published September, 1854 ana
will be given to those proprieto printing who win
send for it, II will by mall ON receipt in
advance, Of fifty cents for the postage.
In exhibited articles before shown. There
have been added to the Foundry varieties
from nne-ne Plea to PEARL various limitations Of writing,
great number Of fancy fonts borders both plain and Illuminated
The types cast from combination
metal Of great durability, and usually kept on hand in
large quantities. Every font Is sold weight at the
printed prices which from 10 70 Is than
other 0undres. All other
factrer's prices, either for cash o credit.
Printers Wishing with DEALINGS
have been long suspended requested accompany
ders with city references, to prevent delay.
Printers Of Newspapers who choose TO publish this
ment including this no three times before the Of August
1854 and send me Of the papers, will BE- paid Upe
when they purchase hve times the their from ne.
Of my own manufactures, selected from specimens.
April 8, 1854. GEO. BRUCE,
my15-3t 10 Chambers-st., New YORK.
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Gacna, December 90, 1853 myI5;f
GALENA CITY MARBLE MANUFAcToRY.

TTHE undersigned keeps constantly general
Il Monuments Tombslabs, Head Stones, etc. which
he is ready finish short notice, having
engaged in this city the business and having
arrangements the celebrated Rutland, Vermont.
quare, and keeping but the best workmen he
and give better than can
given those sending irresponsible
distance. My arrangements such that deliver my
very door customers when desired. All
agents. will filled strictly according
agreement The undersigned the French
Mill Dutch Bong Cloths, Noyes' Grist
Mills Mill Iron, Screen Wire, Plaster, etc. Shop and
House, of Levee and Spring street, lower BRIDGE
my15;n r. L. ROSEBROUGH.
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4. EOLIAN AND OTHER PIANOS.

PUBLISHERS OF Musc dealers retail in
Pianos Meodions and munsic-agents
an Grand and other Pianos made by Halet, Co.,
Boston, whose pianos considered others
Great bargains New pianos planes and
medions. Music supplied wholesale lowest
rates. Pianos to let. h BERRY 4 GORDON,
Successors to 7. S. Berry, 1877 Broadway.
p. s. II. D. Co.'s Eoan Pianos latest improved
voiceing. mvle
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LANDON e. ROUNDS,


DOCK and Job Printers Printers Furnishing Warehouse.
ID Agents for Lyman's Buffalo Type Foundry;
l.. johnson & Co.'s Philadelphia Type Foundry;
Hagar's New York Type Foundry,
J. ID. Foster Co.'S Printing Presses;
Days Wood Type;
Geo. Mather's New York Printing Inks; r-t
Thompson Co.'s Printing Inks;
Buffalo Printing Ink Company;
Jewett, Thomas & Co.'s Chromotypc Bordered Cards
We keep large stock Job and Wood Type, Inks and
Chromoypc Borders all times prepared
furnish Printers with every article at short notice.
Any quantity old Type and Tea Lead wanted in exchange
for anything in our line.
Printers in Illinois, Indiana Wisconsin, Iowa and Mime
copying the above to the amount of three
dollars sending copy the same will be paid,
their purchasing six times the amount in Job Type.
pos paid prompt attention, addressed
to LANGDON & ROUNDS,
Franklin Building, AZ La Sale., Chicago
Printing of all kinds executed a superior
l5H
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GRAY, DENsMORE & PHELPS,

WHOLESALE GROCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
2O7 South Water Street, Chicago,
F. D. GRAY, f. W. DENSMoRE, Ii. PHELPS,
EEP hand large and stock of goods in their line,
IN consisting Sugars, Molasses Sy-
ups, ground and Coffee, and black Teas,
and unground Pepper Spice Cnnamo Cloves Musta Ginger
Goldfish, Mackerc picked and smoked Heng Candles,
and Tobacco, asins Pals, Tubs, Chns, Salerat
complete assortment OF articles pertaining to the Wholesale
Grocery trade.
Agents for Schagticoke Mills Powder equal to made
the world.
Aso Salamaner Safes, Boston,
which exposed great fires at
New York. Detroit, other places,
books and papers out unframed.
GRAY, DENSMORE & PHELPS,
1-tf S,ut Wata r-st.
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Corner Third and R0berfs-sts, st. Paul. Minnesota,
MANUFACTURER Zinc, Tin Sheet Iron and Copper, in
lS forms the citizens Of ST. Paul. that he keeps on naEd
large Stoves which will very cash.
Call and before buying elsewhee also, Tin Ware, the
quaty Traders would do
well to call and examine. my15-1y
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LEATHER.
WE would call the attention of Dealers Shoe and Harness
w makers, to extensive stock Of
cs Leather and Saddlery Hard,oare,
which sell reasonable terms and low prices.
Our TANNERY in this city is in full operation, and
Leather made equal other made in the
State. Orders will be promptly filled.
0.s CHAS. F. GREY g. CO.,
1871 Lake Street, Chicago.
Chicago, May 15tf
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LOOKING GLASSES.

NHE old established Looking Glass Warehouse
Kngsand Co., 80 CORTLAND 1O1
Chambers St corner Of Chch block from Broadway, y.
Y, where will be found q complete
and Looking Glasses, portrait picture frames,
&C., &C. The every variety Of in
composition state at reduced prices. mylG
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.

1879 LAKE STREET. M 1919
~ MORGAN has re-opened his Furniture Ware Rooms, at
W his old sand 1879 Lake street, Chicago, Ecw occupied by
brick block five high, GO long, recently
public at large to his extensive stock Of Furniture which
description of quality and which scarcely equal
ed by the largest establishment in the eastern % and
west of Buffalo. 49,
manufactured his own shop by experienced
under his direct supervson for the customer rade
and warranted to be altogether superior in durability stocks
maintain the reputation he has in this city Furp-
tue during the last sixteen and earnestly
M IS to give him CALL % %
G. H. 4 L. LAFLIN,
PAPER COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ND Manufacturers Agents. street, Chicago
"A Illinois, Agents for Latin Brothers Laid and Wave, Cap
rior Coiored Medu Bond, Envelope Papers =
Smith Peters Printers Cards and Gard Board; Looms
Tobaccos; wesheId Whips and Lahes; Latin Smiths cele
brated Gun Powder and Safety fuse, &C. my16
WHOLESALE GRocERs AND coxMissioN MERCHANTS,
No. 1913 South Water Street, Chicago,
~ goods the markst prices for cash approved
200 hhds N o and W Sugar, 4sgs14
600 bbIs refined and CHARMED do, 3, .l,s
200 bbls powdered, crushed and graduated do,
20 tierces and hhds W Molasses,
50 S SS s'ap snd s.ewar,' ~ syrup.,
400 400 bags Cape, Rio and Java Coffee,
100 cSess. sodh nacess Green and Black Teas
2S 80 boxes and haIfboxes Honey dew Tobacco,
i1 9o0 s aSs assorted smoking and chewing %,
g IBIS and nalfoSi. chewing Tobacco, ,Ss:.,
100 cgars, assorted brands,
200 boxes Layer, r and cluster Raisins,
100 kegs seedless DO,
40 bbs Zante Currants,
30 boxes fresh ground Spice,
rs kegs do Ginger,
20 tons Saeratus, assorted brands,
SO boxes Pepper Sauce,
100 coils MANILA and hemp Rope,
400 boxes Toilet and Shaving Soap,
so bbs and half-bbls Mackerel,
200 quntals Goldfish,
500 bbs and half -bbls Whitehsh,
1000 lbs cotton and hemp Irvine,
1000 reams Wrapping Paper, assorted sizes,
1000 lbs Nutmegs, 500 boxes window Giass,
IoO dos Brooms, Is tefces Rice, q
I'D boxes Bar Soap, 200 boxes tallOw Candies,
200 do Sardines, 500 bags Shot,
100 do Oswego Starch, tons bar lead,
200 do and Mustard,
500 Percussion Caps, go do Pipes,
100 bbls imported Nuts, 100 Bed Cords,
80 bbls Cider vinegar, dog Wash Boards,
1000 seamless Bags, 100 doz Mop Handles,
eco 81 Matches, 100 dog wash TUBS.
400 doz Patent Pals, LIT
GROCERIES CHEAPER THAN EVER.
NELLOGG x KINNEY prepared to close their
hIaee room for tkelr arre
which win be shortly, the trsde Ia
call and examine the stock which they offer cost. They
convinced that advantage Of peYns ins
to by cheap for cash, 70 cal. - Wstf