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RIcHMoND-The Cholera.-The Boston
Journal says the accounts from Richmond,
Maine, as TO the Cholera. are much exae-
gerated.
DR.. ID. w. G. Chamberlain, a resident Of
that village, assures them ia communication
that there was but little real ground for the
alarm which has been So generally felt there
From June 9Th to July 18Th but eighteen
deaths occurred. These included six of ship
fever-all occurring in one Irish family
eleven of cholora, and one Of Group Since
July llth Re new cases had appeared, and
probably ~ a few days the public confidence
would be again restored, and business in the
ship yards and elsewhere, resumed
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The hull of the ship Great Republic has
been sold for sos, 500
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- The juvenile politicians of Portland
have formed "Morr1f Club" Do their
anxious mammas knowERey're out!
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White Goods.

CHECKED Corded Cambrcs, Jaconet Cambrcs, Victoria
" Lawns, Swiss Musns, White Linens, Damask Covers,
Napkins, Doylies Birds Eye Lne Diapers &c, just
ceved at April 3. A. Il. BUTLERS.
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GEOLOGY. DR.. BoNRton lectures again this
evening at Columbian Hall, on Geology.
The intrinsic merits cEthese lectures should
draw out our citizensssery generally to hear
them. No person calEfail to be deeply inter-
ested in the subjects 1resented. They are re-
lieved from anv drvIsss or tedium, by COL
lection Of fine iIIulEative paintings. Our
word for il. no one who attends can fail to be
vratifed. as well As instructed. The DIR.
aims to render his lectures perfectly familiar
to, and COMPREHENSIVE by, all sorts of people,
He is perfectly at haRe in the subjects upon
which he treats, and is certainly very in
structive, interesting and amusing speaker;
and we advise everybody to 60 and hear him.
You will be sure to 4etfour times the worth
of the price of admitt&nce A desire has been
expressed by some, that the DR.. repeat his
course of lectures insthis city, and we hope
that such inducements will be given, and such
arrangements made, Ss will secure SO desira-
bic an end r..
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Family Groceries.

FURNACES, Of the most approved patterns stationary
L and portable, for heating Churches, Dwelling Houses
Stores &c put and warranted give satisfaction
the most reasonable terms, by H. L. CHAMBERLAIN
Bath, June IA, 1858 52tf
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Teacher Wanted.

A TEACHER is wanted to take charge Of the Interme-
II date school in this city for Of thirteen
EACH The first term will the last Monday in
August The compensation will be forty dollars per month
The school will consist ofboys only, and the branches
study pursued in it, the those pursued in the
Grammer schools.
Application may be made to either Of the school commit
tee or to the subscriber. Per Order
Bath, July 10, 1854. IT'S J.T. HUSTON
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THE valuable house High Street occupied by s.
i j. NEALLEY. Terms reasonable and good title
given. Apply TO
e. s ]. NEALLEY ID. Bronson, agent forthe Owners.
AQtf
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House and Ship Painting.
Glazing Hnd
I A Z E r H A N GIN G,

REM. OWEN offers his services to ar orders in thS
~ above business Having had many years expericncU
he fatters himself that his will prove aatsneturv ~
those who may favor him with their PATRONAGE "
Shop in fuckers building, third storyentrMnea nara
door north Of the Elliot House Block.
Bath. March IL. NMr
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SPOKEN.

June "a, off Tuskar ship Edw Stanley, ROBINSON FIN Lv-
erpool for New York.
June g. off Null Of Cantyre ship Elvra Owen, Owen, m
Liverpool for Philadelphia.
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India Silks
TuYer Irons.
Notice.

IIElatest and most approved Patent. For sale by
Z.HYDE & Co., Agt's for Lincoln County.
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DIR. NOURSE

AS removed few rods TO the house recently occupied
ii by Mrs Walker Washington and Pearl stTeets
and able to attend to business By night veil BY
day.
Nav 20
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THE subscriber would say his old patrons and friends
the public generally, that he is ready to make
contracts for
Ships Tanks, Boilers, Steering Wheels, Cap
tans, and all kinds Of Ship Work,
such as he used to furnish lie will be ready to commence
operations in one or two weeks Call at Backmer Wharf,
Commercial st. GEO MOUlTON.
Bath, May 8, 1854. avn
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RECEIPTS ON KEN. & Bort. RAILROAD
The following statement q the receipts on the
Kennebec and Portland Railroad, for the
months of May and June, shows a large in
crease Of business, as compared with the same
months last year q
May ll,706 40 h9, 1885, 6
June 1I,l76, 81 H7,7O0;OO
sss,o42.sl Se.Os5,se
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Shorts, Indian aud Rye Meal,
AND nice article Of Buckwheat for sale by ne snscri
"A her. A. 7. ROBINSON.
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, &c.
Polishing Irons,
CanlbOOSeS
Mourning Prints!

0F al sizes and Of the best kind by
" 40 H. T. CHAMnEKLAIE
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A SUPERIOR article for removing FreeAes and
"A pimpes from he face aud for the of chopped
hands, prepared and for Sale ~
1aMATHEWS,
March 20. $50. SagadShock Building
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Bow Wanted

A SMART active boy about 10 years old to learn tn
- Bookbinder's Trade. Apply to
80 SAWYER 4 MAGOUN.
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S000 YARDS new style Print, such Merrimack Ham.
OOOO ion, Manchester, Cocheco, American English and
other brands low 12 cts, and beautiful fast
colors for Ia and best qualities for IL cents, by
July Is j. II. GILMAN
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House Paper.

LARGE ASSORTMENT Of new and beautiful patterns 81
House Paper Common medium, satin and god,-cons
velvet and gold borders. More opening and for sale
by (47) SAWYER * MAOOCN.
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left i'm Store.

T EFT in my store time since, FOUR CAMBOOSES.
IL The is requested pay charges and take the
same away ARTHUR DONNELL.
Bath July is, 1S54 3w5
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Campaign for Dog-Days!
THE subscriber has just invoices
Staple Dry Goods,
with orders to
"PUT THEM THROUGH"
with the least possible delay and carry orders and
to make for Fall stock, be WILL UNTIL AUG 20TII
offer his Goods consisting of the usual variety of Fancy
Merchandise,
At 30 Per Cent. Discount
from former rates. His stock has been RECENTLY RE-
PLENISHED, and OFFERS BARGAINS not usual for
the season Ofthe year CALL AND SEE.
Under the Columbian House. J. 7. GILMAN.
July 49,
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SALT

T LIVERPOOL Salt afloat, for sale by
IL July IL d. & L. PATE
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THIN a. FALL CLOTHING
GOOD Sack for IS to ST. and other articles in pre-
II portion, by j. I. GILMAN
July Is.
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MrRtcAN Cream soap. Cranes Soap, Soar Powders
n Olive Soap CASTLE Soap, Soda soap, &C., '01 pHk
81 # ~ W r - - "-
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R1ano EaoHfeS
MANUFACTURED BY
CHICKERING & SONS, .
A. w. LADD CO., Boston
HALLETT, DAVIS n CO.,A
EDWARDS SON, Portland
For sale at Manufacturer prices, BY
Jan. IL. SAWYER Il MAGOUN Book sellers
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Lace ShaWls,

GONE very expensive, just receivedby
~ July Is. j. T. GILMAN.
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Watches, Jewclry, SC.

NEW and beautiful assortment Of Gold and Silver
"a Watches, Jewery &c, just received and will be sold
cheap. T. H. o. MARSTON
Bath Nov II
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Vinegar!

DURE Clarified Cider Vinegar will be kept constantly
hand and for SALE wholesale and reta by the snbscT-
ber at the Ferry Landing. Dealers will do well TO cali
and examP It Will lie sold below anything i'm the naF
ket. may IS 52f JOHN WOLSTON.
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John Colts Standard Cotton Sail
Dnck.

III c. BEACH & CO., II Pine street. New York, soils
III agents. Cotton Canvas from several other mills
AsoAsnabnrp's Prints, Print Cloths and Copper Rollers
for Calico and Satnett PTinters. 6m5O
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Wanted.

IN GOOD Cost makers, 5 do pant do do Vest DO
~ who will begven good prices andcoAstnnt employ
ment by w. HAWTHORNE,
30 63 Front st. BHth, Me.
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A ND New Orleans Molasses, for sale by
a March q. 40 NJ. p. GANNETT.
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Cigars and Tobacco.

FEW thousand CIGARS. Ca in and try some oftheuu
a at the store OF At ROBINSON.
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GALENA MARKETS.
Corrected Daily from Ge Galend Advertise

=
FLOURISH Z Dbl, SO GOA S6 Sc; Extra, Sc SOFA
81 90; b w = 100, OOCGOO; shorts, lOMOQ.
GRArS-Wheat Z bushel, 1890; Corn, shelled, 81
ago; Barley 81 90; Oats, zoe. ,...,.
PoRK.-Me.s 4 brl, l5(G $685. clear Mess l5fd015,5 so
Lard, Z bri, I001ots.
BuTrER.-Firkn, l5fG l6; Fresh, 1GM1s.
CHEEsE.-English Durham, IL ala Is; w Il. liza l21s
SUGAR.-NO, e h. 5tsd 614i Clarified, GtiGa Z; Loaf
lO(Gll. .EHrs..s
MoLAssEs.-N o, T gallon, 3Ota 35; s II, 37G4O.
COFFEE AND RicE.-Rio y Ib, 12iaM i3i Java, I7a
ls; Manila, l6t;l7; Rice, 6laGS.
TsA.-!mperal !; lk. a5a075; y II, 4OG7Or; Blacl
40ta 60. ~
FRuIT.-Appes, green, = bbl SO 5OGas5 90; Dried
do, bushs! 81 4os0sl so; Peaches, dris.l, = Llsncl
81 60Msl -.
FlsH.-Mnc,.erel, No. ], r Dbl. s22 90; Goldfish
{, h., SC. a &C.. Salmon, Z Dbl, s25 Oaster Z dc,
SO cOGs9 90.
LuMDER-Clear, 4 ~, s3ofGs35 Common, sleMs2,
Flooring, rough, S23 O9,0S25 90; Ditto plamcd s3J
Siding, 500; Shooting, sl4 a,h, So; Shingles, s41s5
ExcmANGE.-BOsiOn and New York, "a Z Ct; Chi
cago and Milwaukee, !. { ct st. Louis, = T CT.
MoNEy.-For 80 days, I Ct
WooD.-W. o., 50 OOf6s6 10.
FREIGnT.-To st. Louis, &c; From st. Louis, 75cd
81; To st. Paul, SOFA 75c.
LEAD.-Piss, e 100 lbs, no sales. Mineral, e 10O(
lbs 35(GOO Delvcd in Galena, OOG 20. Shot, I, sack
81 GOA So 10; white pure, T. kes, So 75ag9; 10. J
e keg 81 25G So SO.
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classification foot 90 p ewt.
SHEEP OO64 so e head.
VEyI oN--carcass Sc 4 fb. sRetaill0c = fb.
FRESH ME,r-Retailt, fb.--Beef1oc. 0l2c Mutton 12c
Pork, 1cc. Veal, Icc Chickens Sc SO q dozen.
PRovEIoNs-(C orrecred daily by b. PRESLEY. Pork
SIG 1sl9 SO = Dbl. Hams, 15c. = H. Lard 1:0l5c. {
Flour, superne SO 90; extra 50 AZ q Dbl. Corn Meal
25c. q Blu. Beans, 81 c5 y bush. Potatoes 6Oc065'
q BUSH Fresh.Butter, Csc assoc. q H. Cheese, l5c q
lsc q Ii. Eggs, 25c. p dozen.
GRoCERIFS.-(From Mr. ALEXANDER REy, Robert street.
Sugar, Z h. brown, 7a0754c refined, SIC. crushed
and powdered, 1910. Coffee 4cMl5c. Eio-Laguyra
l6c p 1b. Java Zoe Z h. Y.H. Tea, 75c, Imperial 81
Rice, 121sc. Molasses, soc. "a 81 o. p gallon.
DRIED Participates, 81 IS = bushel Peaches, 81 70
Green Apples, Sc 90 4 Dbl.
GRATN,-Oats, 45c. Corn, 75c. Barley. Zoe.
MISCELLANEOUS s. SO q barrel Tallow lie
z H. Candles, star, 3oc e h. Dried Fish, l0c q r.
Lime, 81 so T Dbl Onions 81 90 p bush. Lard Oil, 81
rs = gal Salt, 81 SO z bu. Vinegar, CSC. e gallon
Tobacco c5a soc. 2 fb. Hides (grcen) S1ac. dry 9c
p ID.
LrMBER.-Common, sl6M1s p NJ Dimension stuff
$40: Flooring s24 Siding $50; Shingles, So 90.
WOOD.-Dly, 81 SO a cord.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
- Nhl1R

HOE all VIII. intend planting gardens-who are
IL disposed "mtnd their Pc IS and qswho have
beans when the hag is opened-who acknowledge the
corn" in the roasting earwho believe in the good time
oominc-wten new pOtato-ses and ripe tomaf o'ses--
ence rail cucumbers and iponrd plane sqnnshes will
please the eye and administer to the apetes OF .he
''toing millions" l..r ..
This special proclamation, greeting: II you yapt
fresh Garden Seeds come and get tbeiH. al f.if' -
F.- u Efsl-F@l - BOND & ~. OGG'S, { q
marl5 At the old brsXa Drug Store.
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A. II. MOSLEY.

MANUFACTURES AND DEALER
ALL KINDS OF HATS, CAPS, FURS AND GLOVES,
Ihtrd Street, opposite The Mtnnestidn tJtce - -
H. NJ has on hand, in addition a full stock OF
AZ the articles above enumerated, large assostmsn,
INDIAN CuRQSlTikS, 4
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. lie would also in
form the Ladies and Gentlemen of Minnesota that he IL
prepared to make up all descriptions of Fancy Furs, la
ues hiding Hats, and Gloves, at the shertestnOtice
me highest market price win be paid for Furs and
Deer Skins. /"
June 81, "a div
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NJ OliCE is hereby given that the co-partner>p here
~ tofore existing between a. Vance Brown Chas. II.
Oakes under the name and firm e a. VANCE BROWN L
Co is by mutual consent this day dissolved All persons
indebted to the above firm will make pa yment to A.
Vance Brown, who will also pay all debts due by the
Germ -r. A. VANCE BROWN,
CHAS. H. DANES.
Saint Paul, Sept. 18th. 1854. sept 25df
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Additional Deaths from the Rock Island
Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.
Eight more deaths have occurred from the
effects of the accident at Joliet and among
them is the wife aid two children of w. &.
Iaughli,, of Coddesburg, Pa. rs others still
lie dangerously wounded at Joliet.
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NEW YOR X RAZA A RI!
IN ". III. EOkRES, OLD STAND.

CST RECEIVED, by the War Eagle, large assert
u ment Of FALL, GOODS -'' tif
Consisting Of sH kinds of STAPLE and Fancy Goods,
Hosiery Black and Colored Silks and the largest assort
nent Of Embroidery and Jewelry, of every description
ever brought into the Territory Ladies, give him call
and examine for Yourselves, sept 5-dtf
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Railroad Disasters.

BosroN, Sunday, Nov. 5.
DR.. Abraham Gould, the well-knowu physi-
clan of Lynn, while riding in buggy yester-
day afternoon, was run into by a train and his
horse killed, his buggy smashed, and he is SC
ycrely if not fatally injured.
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Arrival Of t.c steamship james Adgcr.

CHARLESTON Nova.
The JAS Adger, Capt. 4. c. Turner. from
Newly ork, arrived here at IL o'clock last
night.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN CATTLE,

ZANE to my premises Sunday last. sixth street,
~ two red oxen, having white spot in the fore
head and some white under the belly. The owner can
have the cattle by calling Henry Gale the Market
House, proving property and paying all necessary costs
ct. Paul. Sept27 diff HENRY GALE
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RLACKSWITHINC.

TTE subscriber having bought the shop and fixtures
of G. L. Griffin. at the foot of Main street lower town
is prepared to do all work his ne in the most APPROX
ell STYLE and on the shortest notice Having served his
of the best shops in the CnOn he feels copi-
dent that he will give sasiacti to all who may favor
him with their custom. Charges moderate
Steel, Ir, H. and Nails. always hand and for sale
Nov. 49, ls54-3md&w S. H. " AIRING.
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=
-fs,lls siss1sa a'!ss bvn New YORK Nov q
The United States Mali Steamer North Star arri-
we'd AT bali past i've N. with Aspinwat dates 10
She has California mails 10 Oct. 18th aud & 600
900 specie. taip'ilii a,.n .i.l7J 'stas -. -s9
The steamer Palmyra, from New Orleans, arr wed
Aspinwall the 9th to sail the same day her
return. 20 iii-i To '- -. "
The principal consisnees for the North Star are
Adams X Co., $500 ,O0O, Duncan Sherman y Co.,
$l2O.O0O, w tiuyne & Co., $4,000, Wells, Fargo
X Co., Pa, 600. fae .I1r9 Hs.-r - .-. -.
y The steamer Yankee Blade which left San Francis
co on the 3O,h of September for Panama, was wrecks
cd ihe next day. s...l. .-.ss ..,.. ,..
>'Shr had on board 800 passengers. She struck ON
a reef Of rocks of Point Asqu,to. 30 t.
About Is lives, and all the specie on board, $751;.
900, was lost ..... ...--
The ship was a total loss. She went to pieces the
A fog being upon the coast, the captain supposed
the ship was iu twenty miles from land, when she
struck. .
The passengers were rescued by the steamer Go
liah, running between San Francisco and San Die
go. rs 49,
The following are the Of the lost in the San
Francisco papers:
Four children Of Mrs. Smith, wife and child Of
Mr. Smith of Smith & Co., MIR. Moore and child,
Frank Mitchell.
The steamer Brother Jonathan arrived at San
Francisco the 18th ul,. with passengers from the
wreck.
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st. pauI, a10'ta.
NEW BOOK STORE.

90 = , = e. HAMILTON < GU. - 4 e. Il II
No Winsloss klosse, Corner Of Edgte and Fart SIS,
ment OF Books, Stationery, wan Paper and fame,
arcies ever before brought west of irago which the,
ier tor sale at the very lowest possible yaL pyices
We wo Ill first cali attention to our stock OF TaV Pare
comprising over 900 rolls which were purchased at :cr,
a~ rates. Those wanting Wall Pa per- would do well tt
look at our assortment. 1.f,-.T...'-
Our stock Vi Stationery can sbe bcat this side of Chi
cago. -szsrl,.f s.tFHs~iI ,i.-.e .,ffI-,,-tr
Wriitrg Poper Of all grades. Tens, LUX Rubber. Ink
stands, Rulers BlOtng and Ira ing Paper ali dcscrp
tons, and in fact all articles usually kept in STATIONERY
establishment, -~f.sE ar,ie - I
GsLi 1eas We have q large stock OF j. b. Beer
lens all warranted which oey to the public Eastern
Prizes. 6oli end Silver Too, Picks, very neat article.
Iedgcrs, Journals, Fay BoNks, iass Books and Memo
raneiu of all styles, in sets single -f..ift
We have good stock Of Miscellaneous Books, and y
great variety II childrens Boz ks which cannot fa Il
please. - y ~ s'~|. -"
Cheap Publications. We have in store very argc stool
and new receIyed By Express they is
York city by which all the works are orw ardcd to u
as as printed "a T'.i.- 1r2 '. 1850 a' r1f
OF School Books have all of A. 8. Barnes < Co..
publications, which oier low any other establish
,nent in town Give Us call. 81 C. HAMILTON GO,
innc 3o-Jtf M. j. winsIow House.
MIS- Hall - New Household EeseUts,
80 Mrs, Ieslc,s Complete Cookcr-,
80 New Receipt for Cooking. =.
june 80 1tf i, %. .-.l... No. 3. winslow House
,r-es.- NEW HOOKS. : - -
II FE and Sayings Of Mrs. Darlington, .t- 500 81.
~ Flush Times of the Mississippi,
Russia As II Is, r..''
Africa and the American Flag. -
.-. G. HAMILTON & Co.
june 30-dtf "a, No. 3, Winslow House
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TAKEN UP.

YOKE OF red Cattle with white fees top left ca
"A OF each cut OF. They came to my premises en-
weeks ago. The owner is requested to forward paw
charges prove property and take them away they will
be dealt with according law. JOHN JAGOA.
Ju, er Grose, Dakota county, Nov. l3, 1851 3tw*
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BELLS! BELLS! BELLS!

II Plantations, ETC., snade by the subscribers, aid
large assortment kept constantly hand, mounted
VITA their newly improved Iron Yoke, which by de-
tao he'd plate permits the Bell, without taking il from
the Aoke, to be turned its vertical axis distance
however small or completely round thus iessenng the
DANGER OF fracture from repeated blows of the Clapper
in one place The Yoke also combines the mover ble
arm by which tae Bell may be raised lowered in its
bearing II desired, thus increasing diminishing the
lin which they mount all szes) increases their work
ing faciities and also enhances the quality OF The
ing which improvements with those Of 80 years during
which the establishment has been operation have
gained for their Bells unequaed celebrity for volume
Of sound and quality Of tone, which they have
ust received, Jan. 1854, the First Premium at the
Worlds Fair, many Of this and Europe being
in petition, and which is the 18th Medal they have
received. Being located the junction of Railroad
Canal ard River routes they shpin any direction
moments notice. For turtle information apply for
circular Address A. MENEELY'S SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co., New York. nov I54dkw1y
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SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORT.

SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FAC1OMx
rINE undersigned respectfully informs the pnpc tnss
he HIS ftted up IN establishment the conner of
Fourth and ST. Peters streets IN the rear OF the ireeoys
;erian Cnu eli. for the ma mufacture Of - -
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. ..-. SEA
He will at all times keep hand the largest and 6eey
assert all work his line 10 be fonnd in Mime
sofa Orders promptly 6ied Ut the 81 o'test notice, m
reasona bio ten ms Tho attention of the public salIA
to an examnation oil his work and prices sfs =, -
n. B.-A orders from the country pro8ptE attei $50
70. SaWSo.
ST. raul, Angus II, 1854. ~ aug l2du
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STRAY STEER.

HAME to the residence of the subscriber living nesr
~ lakeville, at the ackett settlement, in Dako3a
county, about the middle Of August last, brinJe steer
white legs, blind Of eye between four and
oid.no marks The owner is hereby notified to come for
ward prove property pay charges, and take him y,
or he will be dealt ;;ith according to law.
Nov. II. 1s54-w3t TIIOS IRISH
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THE spacious buildings and premises Fifth street
near the site of the Sntmine House. The buildings
new, AMI offer great inducements any wishing
to go into the Foundry other manufacturing business,
as they were built for that purpose. Inquire of
St Paul Oct. IS. 1S54tf F. Il J. b. GILMAN.
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