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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-18
MEDICAL.

nR. J. f. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WILL TAKE
IL any of his crutches in twenty four hours and
ask no pay until do It, Fever ald ague cured In from
twenty to forty eight hours allowing one shake
pay and all other diseases ecctuaiiy cured by
roots, pants and herbs the earth No i2s Beekman
street, corner Of Front.
CERTIFICATES.
This TO certify that have been afflicted with the
rheumatism for eleven months and that have used ali
ths remedies Of the day both internal external
from all parts Of the United States but none Of
proved to me OF any service until friend of mine re-
commended me TO call DR.. Nolan corner of eekm, an
and Front streets, In the city Of New York And a
grew worse evsgy day, ! willing to try anything
that was recommended TO me- either internal or exter-
nal made my mind to try him, and n days coul
walk without n stick and In one week had NO main
whatever that think am entirely cured OF the
rheumatism: THOMAS r. CUsAcK, Builder, $50 west
Twenty ninth street.
This TO certify that James T. Light have had the
chronic rheumatism for three years and half tried
all the other doctors no effect heard of Dr. Nolan
Indian botanical byscian vent to him and in title
over two weeks was perfectly and able to 20 to
work, JANIS T. taonr 2hi ,sold ~ froctiSo
This is to certify that Charles A. Rodgers La We had
the rheumatism, of and on, Tor three years, and my
limbs we're swollen very much, had killing pains In ali
my bones, SO that gave up all hopes OF enjoying life
AZ last heara of In. Nolan, lmp.d TO his Office on
my sticks when, strange IL may SEEM he took mo OF
culcd me perfectly ia two weeks, that can walk and
jump as well us anybody.
CghHiIs a. RcDSgts, CO James ST., New York.
have had The rhcuml tisni for four years was two
years In tho city ilcpiisI under thu care Of the most
eminent Ihyhcans IN the void; but Of them did
me the least bt Of good Ny hands and toes were RI WIN
up, 80 that uuate 60 them four years and
gave NJ oil lor- Of getting IT, AT last heard OF
hand and cat leaf OF bread thing had not done 10
four years and In about three or so was able "a
wa oct oad IN few weeks Will be- as wen A auybodx
JcnS hrHn,f, II cross ST., Now Iork.
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.syHE MARRIED WOrAE,s PRIVATE \

SssE MARRIED wOEAE's PRIVATE MEDICAL Ouuw.
Il panos, by d.. A. N. MAuricoas, prcs>ssnr q
dssssss ~ women, one hundrsdth edition, (So9ocGr
i2ro, PIP 3se on nns paper sxtss binday; priss ~
hood 70 wonAnhocd, and also wife and 8 usotAee -
fully deser bed with the causs, Ms symptoms al -
The proper mode q tsatmsnt IN PLATA sim1as bu4 =
the most chsst~ language, easily understood AID Sk1
every woman can discover, BY comparing hse oua
synptoms With shose described ths nature. skarno6
and suffering The wife shout oscosaing nofksf ~
often ae<d Of instruction a2d advice Of Che stoss
9orspce 70 her f1tars health IN respect 10 vliaA -
ssnsitivenesc torhids consulting medical Runt2nWxa
wiz md sucn nstructon and ADVICE sad also sxpnns
ions Of many symptoms which otherwiss wouA $780,
obsructcns irregularities pssaar to the fsmcs 81,
TEN, which auderDe the heAlth Of the s6sot q vha
they are ignorant and which thor decacy forbids 49,
Jag medical sdvcs. How many suffer- ffcu protsnoGs
stsr Qsl.rs Of the wonb) from Aoux aJbus (voshs
cess, osniLty, &c)f How many In constant a9osy
for many months prsceiing eouan~ments How nsanY.
hAvs eibeult not dangerous dsaivsries And slow 81
during suer time viii each And in it's pages the esns =
prevention, sneborasion and relief How manv httop
Doments how much anguish night have beep sparsd e
ne sufferer 70 tns husband, to tbs relatives by 1nn
possession Of this little voun,sS II d mprsctcsbs q
convey iy the various subjects treated o. - they a
contemplating marriage. For sss BY stricgce fowA.
send, 222 broadway; Adriasos shsrmAn Co Asaep
House, No. vesey street Dewitt DAvcnpcxt Trlhuz1
buildngs at No Aston House, Broadway, aud 81 II
publication ONCE IN Liberty strcet, New Yofk; IseA
1ucksr, Mobile; also T b Peter.oa, Nc. ChAstk.e
BE- transmitted By mail free Of postage - say pssS q
the United States AIlettsrs must - adAreassa -
~aid 70 IN. A. n. MACKCEAU, oHcA l2o IkyeEw -
H. Y. or bog IA New Tex Poee ~ ~.
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The leading items Of import we're a. follsxs -
Coal. s24 6l5 undrsssea skins, 81 s94 iron. $751;,
oC2; railroad iron. $27,l49; tin, $24 ,so4; sugar
$40,sS2 tea, $l0s.s79 watches, $7a,2ss The
falling or in the value of merchandise i'm
ported is the most favorable feature in shis OK
tibit. Last week the imports Into this part were
several hundred thousand dollars less than the ex
iots and it is to this that w nust lsok far rele
IN cur financial and commercial endorsements.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of certain articles exported from this por
during tse week ending Friday, Dec. Is, 1854, dis.
tngushing the destination and extent Of shipments
to each place.
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"My friends and brethren in these great affairs
Unjust acquaint You that have received
New dated letters from Northumberlani;'
Aar.nr nd Ihstn fbIacl

Shakspeare--Henry w.
THE EDITOR OF THE ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC Dis
i covery, remarks, concerning the well known con-
lection called calculated fruit drops that though they
have been denounced poisonous by persons,
the ground that usel oil q known TO produce dolecrous
effects, there is in reality foundation for such state
ment or belief; and IL the confectionery favored with
these extracts has, in any case produced njurous ef
fects, is undoubtedly to be referred ~ nudi;ous
consumption Of it, and not to any inherent dcletron
qualify See Journal OF Commerce of 18th November
Under the head OF Medical Matters.
These delicious CONNECTIONS offered for sale By
the subscriber, and fany person know OF any jus.
cause impairment why they should not be sold ios
them now declare it,"
T. C. HODGKINS Confcctionsr,
LEA Greenwich, between Liberty and Cosrtlandt.
NJ B-Pain and fancy candies in great varieties.
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the week. sl,ole, $40

Until within the past week or two the shipments
of sioduce have been compAl ssivsly limited. The;
90 oS about equal to those Tor the corrasp,niiag
period last year, md ars likely to increase as the
season sGvaI ces. unfortunately, cur home supply
OF breadstus Is not over sbundaas, and hixn prices
may restrict shipments. but the crop Of cotton is
large and is going forward rapidly, at nigh prices.
Notwithstanding the small EXPORT Of specie, tn
tota. expectation exceeds the importAtions co si-
/, bly,.
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TRAVKLL.ERs' GUIDE.

NrFw JERSEY RAILROAD.-POE PHILADELPHIA
IN and tie South ard Vest, via Jersey CITY Nal AMI
rpress lnss.--Iesve New YORK At and 10 "A NJ and
4 and 6P NJ Fare S21t IA 4, and % in and 10 A. NJ,
Aad r. N; a.oud class, 81 rs in TO- at12 NJ, at 81
stopping ali way stations Through ticrets sold for
Cncc nsa and the West and for baltimore Washington,
Norfolk Ac and through baggage oAecAsd - Washing
ton 10 and 10 A. ~, and r. 4
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DROPRIEToRS OF THEATRES, HALLS AND PLACES
l. Of amusement BY forwarding u dcscript on Of their
Dramatic Musical and Exhibition Agents for the United
States, Canadas and England, 4s6 Moadway New York
win consult their interests and enjoy much larger pa
trornge from the diversity OF sterling amusc nts by
individual and collective talent constantly directed
through the medium of the above agency. All letters
must be prepaid Prospectuses forwarded See adver-
tsemont above.
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nRAMATIC, MUSICAL AND GENERAL AMUSEMENT
~ Agency, 4S6 Broadway, opposite walsck's theatre
New York.-Warden Sedgwick offer to managers pro-
Prietors and artists generally the best for
their business negotiations Competent artists of all
descriptions promptly supplied and every information
given TO subscribers concerning routes locations
the United States, Canadas and England. Teru,s-To
subscribers seeking engagements ST. to proprictors 50
per annum, or 50 per single transaction.
WARDEN 4 SEDGWICK, 1856 Broadway.
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CONSIGNMENT SALE OF PIANOS-FROM TIE BEST
~ city makers, In plain and fancy cases, from six to
octaves with orders to sell at great reduction
from the factory price, for cash; fully warranted. Also
assortment OF second hand pianos Mt great bargains
from $50 to $780, Pianos of manufacture con-
staDty on hand Apply ut tho mandatory and ware
rooms. MCDONALD BROTHERS.
202 Bowery, near Houston street,
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY Doc. 16--s p NJ.
Assss-5o hbls. changed hsnda at sex for pots, and
s7.4 for pearls per 100 lbs.
BsIApszrY- Flour was rather quiet and lsuguid tue
saes having been confined to 5000 bbls. State and
western AZ Yesterdays rates. 900 bbs Canadian at $8
in bond, and $sss 500 Free With 400 brls southern
400 bushels prime Canadian white wheat part Free ct
ao 0C0 fair southern do at So 100 good red do at
9o With 80 600 bushels mainly western Mixed at
cotTrK-About 700 bags Of Rio we're sold at &C. q lOc
and small sales iaguyara at loKc.
Co1ToS.-smsi sales were made at par decline Of
I'd to "a. since the receipt OF tho steamers news
fIsI-pry cod were retailing at 81 $SE per cwt ;
Dackerel and herring ruled quiet at former
were made at l5s per tom 200 500 bales Of cotton
at532d, and 20 bales Sea Island do ut d 100 bales
beet at U.s. and 49, and 1000 bills -four at Is sd and
5000 lbs whale oots 81 20s per ton To London 500
bbls lard wore engaged at 3s and so bbls pork at
400 ierces beef at 4s and 500 bbls. pork at 3s TO
Hayre, rates were unchanged. To Bremen 20 tons
measurement goods and 100 bbs. ashes taken ut
EOS Avesse was taken up to load at Grand Cairo, La
for New York, at 49, and 81 for sugar and molxsse 10
California rates we're unchanged and varied from 35c
Acc. per foot.
goo quarters at &c., with 100 boxes NJ r. ats2 76 and
goo DO. wet dry at 81 40.
HAy.-Sales of 500 bales were made at 81.
HoPs-There we're so bales taken within our for
range
IRoN.-sacs Of Scotch pig were made at $33 s35
per ton.
MoLassis.-The market was quiet, with sales OF 25
bbls old New Orleans at 1885, crop duh at 26c.
NAVAL Srorc.-Spiirts turpentine quiet at 46c.,
and common rosn at 81 So per $40 lbs., delivered.
Ons.-Whalc, sperm and olive ruled quiet and noyni-
nal Linseod selling from store at Sic. SIC. per
gallon. Lard oil unchanged.
PRovIsONs.-Pork more active. Tho sales reach
cd barrels at si2 sl2 81 for and s12 rs
for prime per Dbl. Lard purchased to the extent
Of e5O barrels at 1cc 1o,sc and 400 kegs at I0s<c
per pound Beef favored factors The sales included
40 bbs at IS so 81 for country prince SO so Si1 %
for do. NESS SIS SIS rs for rcpacked Chicago
$40 so $40 for extra do per Dbl Butter and cheese
unalcred.
IcE--Tbe market dull, and sales limited to small
lots, mt irregular prices.
sreAEs-Therc some better inquiry, but without
sales OF Importance Some 200 800 hhds. Cubi and
New Orleans reported within the range of,s lie
&C. for the Inter and 4,ac. &C. for the former Ne
dunn and choice lots were in moderate supply
SsLT.-A cargo Of Turks Island, inferior quality was
scld on private terms.
TAIIow.--About 10000 70. 600 lbs. country allow
sold at lee; city and Philadelphia rendered
held at 1870. 1855.
wnis,i.--sa, Of 200 bbls. State prison, at 4oxc
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Foreign Markets.


KINGSTON, ia, Nov. 25--Buter-Salcs in new Irish
have ruled at I'D to lid, and in old from I'D. down
wards Beef--Sales effected at Oils. Brandy-Sales in
all quantities OF Hennesseys and Marels have been
made at u.s. The quantity Of thesc brands hand is
mall and holders firm at above quotation Bread
None at market. Cornmeal-IG0 barrels sold at
.s but lot Of 800 barrels has since been parted with
at 2Gs Candlcs--Salcs at 10jsd, 10Ad, and Id.
corning to sizes. sale of 500 600 boxes has been
e, Ito arrivc) sizes being all S's and 1Vs at lid.
I ce-Heavy at 34s., and as yet coming to market in
but small quantities Corn-1Os. Cd. lis. per bag Of
Two bushels. Codash-From the largcness of supply in
tierces the article in that package has given way
16a. to lis. Boxes rul. at 20s. to 21s Cheese
y. g.. at lid; American Sd g Cd. Flour-Some opera
tions effected at 45s. but the last advces from
England and America caused rapid advance to
ass, 50s., and Us. The principal holder is de-
handing 56s and from the limited stocks hand, will
probably obtain it. Hcrrings.-Screwed placed at
.2s., and shore at 23s. at 24s Hams-Americsn at
pd. 1od Lard2Co kegs sold at nd good has been
sold at SGD LumberA parcel of 81 COO feet hemlock,
from New York, has been sold a 1905 w. r. is worth
12Os W. c. shingles the usual description, at 22s.
MaltSales Of Secel Co.. strong ale at l2s for quarts
and g. pnts also OF about 100 hds Of porter
brand, at e0s. OBS. Maeherel-I.arye No. may be
ted at 38s TO 4os medium ut Cos 32s and small
S., nj all Of which figures report sales OIL
has sold easily at 3s 3D. and lard at As 81. Pork
We report sales OF Goa bbls prime ut AS 96s 200
b5s rnmp az ass. 4ss Cd, and 6ss. z2s. sal
mon-No. is worth e6s No. 2, 92s., and No. 3 SIS.
per Dbl SaltJ00 sacks Liverpool stoyel have changed
hands at SIS. Soap-About 500 boxes Steeie's ID.
have been moved at lps FOR 30 b and 20s for % lbs
Spgarslcs have been effected at lis. Cd. lis. Cd,
according to quality.
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TINRANKIIN MUSEUM, NO. II and 10 BOwERY--NO-
II tce.Ihe aboxe establishment has been renewed 10
the above premises, during extensive alterations at No.
53 Bowcry which will shortly be completed Strangers
and others win remember that the above ia the only
place where the model artistesr exhibited.
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MO FEE I'LL CURED.-DR. CORBETT OF NO m
IN Iuane street, may be consulted with corAds~ce
on diseases. Twenty three years In speciality So
bles him to guarantee permanent cures. N. B-Dr q
.a member Of the New York University. Bee h1r
plsna 4 his once.
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MR.. CHAS. FISHER, OF BuRTON'S THEATRE. RE.
Xl specially announces to the citizens of New York
that it Is his intention to receive pupils any gentle
men wishing for instruction in the dramatic art Les
sons also given the VIOLIN For particulars apply to
Mr. Fisher ut his residence 1os Leonard street. east Of
Broadway
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NLW ElECTRO-MRDICAL PHEN0NENA.-S3 WORTH
IN Of interest and amusement for l25S cents. Lee.
lures delineatens and unprecedented experiments by
the celebrated DR.. i. Brown Williams, at Constitution
evenings, December 49, n and 23, at ~ o'clock Dr.
WI medical Offices, 81 Sixth avenue
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value OF merchandise put In the market during
me Neek.... $500
Do dry goods DO. Do. 3S2, $50
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DEOKEN BANKS-PRESENT vALUE.-ALL NEW
ID York City Banks taken ut par; Government Stock 90
Brdgcton SO; Kalamazoo, 40 Wheat Growers So Lewis
County, 40; Washtenaw, 40; Indiana Banks 90; at
EVANS clothing warehouse, 81 and Us Fulton street.
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TAsT OFF CLOTHNG-s2, 900 WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price win be literally gven in
current money, for largo small lots Of good left oil
elctaing Of every description. Gentlemen wishing to
disposed OF the above, viii please address or calf ON
JAMES MoRONEY, II Orange street, near Chatham.
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WoETH KNowING.--FAMnLEs WHO WISH TO
w economist, by purchasing their groceries at
Wholesale prices, do by going to the old
ed tea and grocery store, 81 Fulton street. whore the
present propretons are determined to se at wholesale
prices Remember the number 81 Fulton street
McIOUGHIIN McSHANE.
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DR JOHNSON 10 DUANE STREET, NAY BR Coes.
~ suted-Twenty-twoy years In one speciality sna-
experienced than himself Constitutional wesaunen,
efsctuay cured, without the Of any delscterisa
drug.
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THE CELEBRATED ABBOTT COLLECTION on
j. Egyptian antiquities, numbering upwards Of q
thousand objsctsthe most popular attractive and in
suctivo exhibition in the citys pen day and even
ing, at the stuyveaant Institute, $50 Broadway.
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(tAST OFF CLOTHING WANTED-GENTI EsfEN HAv-
~ ing any left off wearing apparel to dispose Of in
large small quantities shall receys the very highest
prices for them by applying to or addressing Thomas
Conroy All Pearl street, between City Hall Place and
Centre street.
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~ For the cure Of dyspepsia, diseases Of the lrvsc
assumption, dropsical affections, mercuria and syph
&c diseases, female complaints and all diseases erT
ing from impurty Of the blood. Dr. THORPs onics ~
principal medical depot No. West Broadway In tes
G.rard House Price u so per bottle. - Aav
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TIOTHING LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ clothes to dispose of receive fair cash price
sending to tho store IL aurens street. Canal or
81 West address by letter through the post
10 s. COHEN. Ladies' attended by Mrs. Cohen.
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The directors Of tho Albany Commercial Bank
have resolved to increase the capital stock Of thst
institution $500 COO on the LIST Of February next,
making the whole amount Of capital $5000,0.
Tae Msumee River Time, states TIA. all WORE up.
on the Toledo snd Illinois railroad has been suspend
I'd for the time being, owing to lack of nsans t,
carry 1t on.
The stock in all our ocean steamship com panic,
Ia ct q very io~ ebb aad considerable anxiety OK
lists among the shareholders to know vine her the
government inlenos to repudiate their mail con
tracts or noy. IL il very hard for those who vera
induced to iEvest their money In these steamers
upon guarantee of government patronage to hsv.
1t Withdrawn as SOON as the liaes were completed.
Capitaliss and Others sill soon learn to have no
thing TO do visa government in monsy matters.
Politicians vino have rohing to lose and everything
to gain, mske money, but those who trllt 10 tn
good faith Of members of Congress- and of the gov
eminent generally come gu. loaers. vs. are not
much astonished at the policy pursued by polisi-
CLANS, 70 keep what they get and get oil they can
In their dealings with the government.
We call tho attention Of our readers to the notice
pf N. Morgan Goa. relating to the loss OF 900 Of
acoep<snose.
The annexed statement exhibits the qua nifty and
value Of certain articles other than foreign dry goods
imported into this district during the week ending
and including Friday, De,. l5, 1884,
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DURTON'S-T. B. JOHNSTON RESPECTFULLY M
ID forms the public that his benefit will tase plaoe
on Wednesday evening next December 20. Bsx bssA
open.
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nR. THE BARON sPOLAsCO, PHYSICIAN ANu
~ surgeon from Lcndon), for tho information Of -
European friends, arriving In this country and otAsg1
his chief consulting rooms At the st. Nicholas HoIsI
IS Spring street, The Barons In his edicot
and surgical practice are unea uAlled.
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CLOTHING, &c.

Y . Pearl. STREET.-HOIIDAY NOTICE-BY
eJCc sending your winter clothing to be handsome
cleaned dyed, altered repaired with COLLARS Innings
buttons, &C., ct short notice. you many dol
lars these hard tines Economy ia the order oil tne day
Articles made in appearance, by A. CoRTlSS0s. OBJ
serve the number, $50 Pearl 81 rect.
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A N OWNER wANrED-FOH "A LOT OF LINES
IA with tack and sheets, supposed TO have been
stolen from some vessel. Apply to Peter corles, 2oi
South street.
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LES W. RORUP. CHARLES
BORCP 4 OAKES,

CHARLES W. RoRUP. CHARLES II. OAKEs'
BORCP OAKES,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
VuNKE the liberty to inform the merchants and ether
II business men of the Territory, that they have
atey formed such business ctiOns in the prnCi
al cities of the East and South be able afford
hem all usHal
- BANKING FACILITIES.
They will receive current bank notes on denosit
ior which they will give their certificates peyabe
IKE funds, or in coin or exchange the East
rent rates.
EXCHANGE on THE EAST, SOUTH AND EUROPE,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
collections promptly attended to and proceeds for
warded, less exchange.
Land Udrrants Bought and Sold.
Uncurrent bank notes taken at highest rates I4O-6m
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st. 33aut anh'ts.
HURKAH FOR THE RED LINE.
PAT,TIsON HFA5A & BENsoN's

ECED LINE COACHES with the best of teams and
A0 Careful drivers upon the road between ST.
raul and ST. Anthony, ready to accommodate the pub
nc ON all occaso, They have large and excellent
Livery STOCK several new and elegant Carriages and
barouches; also new Harness and Horse Furnishings,
anu e"u!pagc5 of the most elegant description.
r. =, III returning thanks to the public for the lib
era patronage heretofore bestowed upon them, Ia Ike
pleasure III stating that they have just received a-
doh TO their former extensive stock, several young
elegant, and :,
WELL BROKE HORSES.
specimens of stock that never been euuallcd in
Territory. Their present stock needs but seen to
be admired and approved by discriminating public.
Will our friends and the public remember, that the
Livery Stable in the of the American House.
upper end OF Saint Paul. they all hours, have such
conveyance by land, wheels horseback, as they
may desire. PATTISON L. BENSON
ct. Paul, June 80, 1853. ~
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FRAZEE'S PATENT PORTABLE SAW

IIEHS MILL. for eheapness dursbili!v simplicity and
l. efficiency has 40 equal II is conn oed of pieces
oi TIM er and plank. and about 1860 pounds of IRON
weighs 1000 Iounds-is constructed without sash ,n.an
geared wheel lnotice tnon, building and is
durable and requires less than any other mill and
Will accomplish much the approved kind now
in use. will any size ene tn description of log
and easily taken down and put up when change of 10
cation Is required ANY carl enter bu III thcm An
eight horse steam water power sufficient drive it.
and Circular Saw for edging boards making tn picket
stun %c One OF these mills now III operation this
city, has frequently been timed and sawed IS feet of inch
boards per minute Persons deirous Of purchasing
tory will be dealt with the most liberal terms. Ap-
proved property taken in exchange for rights. MIL 5000.
Mill, Engine and boiler, (eght horse powcr) $1,000 In
'vidual, Town. County and State Rights sale, and
Mills and models furnished purchasers. by
G. CROSWEII. Agent.
iunc 3n-1n1 23q broadway New York.