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about l24 cents per bbl advance. The sales in
cluded parcels for export. Wheat was more active,
but somewhat irregular in prices Good red was in
demand at full rates, and in some cases slight ad-
vance was obtained while common grades OF white
and inferior red and mixed Western lots were
without change Of moment, and less actively in
CURED for. Rye was easier having closed at 81 70
Il 2s. Barley was active at 81 so 81 40. Pork
was about the same, with some better demand for
prime. Sugars were steady, but sales moderate.
The auction sale of coffee went off WELL and exhibit
cd an advance of lc. on common grades. Freights
were steady. TO Liverpool, 10000 bushels grain
and about 500 to 1000 bales Of cotton taken.
There was also good demand for the continent.
The value of foreign goods imported into the por.
Of Boston during the week ending 18th insts,at
amounted to s7O2 ,4lO. The total value Of imperta
tons for the quarter ending September 30th, was
s10,542,527.
We are glad 10 be able 10 announce that TIE latest
accounts from Mississippi give reason to hope that
the yellow fever has entirely disappeared from all
| the afflicted localities
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pedients adopted In Paris than from any real
difficulties connected with the resources of G.
people and its financial agents. All tb', is
true too of the French Empire. It's inc ,reased
burdens imposed by the war, it is evil cent from
the alacrity with which its loans hp we been ne
gotiated, are not the real source, of the trouble
Unlike the great Napoleonic struggle, the pre-
sent IS wholly confined to land operations
The highways of comm, cree are as free and
peaceful as ever. The. manufacturing industry
OF the two nations is in undisturbed and sue
'cessful employment. The great exhibition of
their productions at Paris during the present
season, have been such as to indicate how COM
pletely independent they are of the war. In
deed, an examination will show that even from
1890 to 1913 there was steady advancement
in British industry and commerce. The Auc-
tuations of the funds bear no kind of
comparison to the uniform movements of the
great branches of labor and the operations of
trade. 1t is not the amount expended in war,
but the character of the war, and the amount
required to make the expenditure, which are
to be considered in order to determine it's
effect upon those interests whose success de-
ponds essentially upon peace Even some of
the branches of commerce are actually bene-
fitted by such contest as that waged against
Russia. 1t employs the shipping, and opens
markets for many articles which before had
become drug in the stores.
But let us suppose that the great moneyed
institutions-the Bank of England and the
Bank of France-are compelled to suspend
payment of specie. Such a contingency in
time, in the event Of the prosecution Of the
| war, is inevitable; and in the loss of public
confidence, such as now seems probable there
| is no saying how soon it will take place.
| Those institutions exist by virtue of the gene
| raj belief in their solvency and their ability
to meet their engagements. A large share of
their credits is derived from depositors A
loss of confidence on the part Of those persons,
by their withdrawal of their means would
compel both banks to suspend. Specie would
at once be held at premium. The suspension
itself would lock up in Europe at least $780,
100000, and most likely, by individual hoard
ings, double that amount. 1t is manifest in
such state of things that the highest market
for American coin, would be on the other side
of the water. Our shipments Of produce
would not reach the right point-they would
not answer the purpose-there would be but
one remedy, and that of homeopathic char
acter, sinsllies siiltJus curaati-we should be
compelled to adopt suspension as remedy
for SUSPENSION
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The Yellow Fever in Virginia.

NORFOLK, Oct 81 1855.
Occasional Of yellow fever continue TO brea
out among the returned refugees The Howard Society
cautions absentees return before the or
al fxosf
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Conviction of = Murderer.

CUMBERLAND Nd, Oct. a. 1856.
Frederick Miller YVES tried Saturday for the
der Of DR. J.F G. Hade su5 verdict Of guilty Of murder
in the first degree returned. Tho testimony inii-
Gated bis guilt ALSO of the murder Of HepT Grah nr
which there is a separate indictment
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Nevv York. Monday, October ~, 1855.
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Lake as their Governor, provided he is backed
up by sufficient military force to hold Brig
ham Young in subsection. This Col Steptoe
is the same, we suppose, who lately re-
signed the Office of Governor of Utah,
and evacuated the country with the
detachment under his command, very
much to the relief Of the Grand Patriarch and
his sanity polygamists but if the Colonel,
provided with sufficient body Of good look
ing soldiers, will promise to return to Utah'and
become the Governor de facto, noleas polcns, we
shall have no objection to his re-appointment.
We adhere to the opinion that the quarteriag
of regiment or battalion Of handsome bache-
lor troops upon the saints at their New Je.
rusalem would do much to break up their ha-
rems of ten, twenty, thirty and even fifty
wives piece, by exciting general rebellion
among the women, against the tenth, twentieth.
or fftieth part Of husband. We repeat,
also, that this Mormon nuisance of polygamy
and free love, If il cannot be reached by the
constitution, on account Of the "higher law
of "squatter sovereignty must be reached
by strategem, and that small army corps OF
enterprising young bachelors, relieved every
three months by new corps, would be very
apt at the end Of year to work out a
wholesome revolution, from the numbers of the
rebellious sisterhood which each detachment
of troops, on its transfer to California, would
cary away, never to return.
This plan was suggested to us from the con-
fessions of Brigham Young in reference to
Col. Steptoe's late command, which, against
all the efforts and orders of the Colonel car
laed of quite lot Of the fair slaves of the |
Prophet, his apostles and disciples, as camp
followers 70 the gold diggings. What then,
mi hit not be achieved with instructions TO |
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
SAINT PAUL
A U & TON ROO MS.

SAINT PAUL
TON ROOMS.
FRANK. E. COLLINS.
A"cfioneer, Appointed by Law for the Territory of Min
p EsPECTFULLY informs that his arrangements
for the transaction Of his business in branches are
scomplete.
Regular Sale Days
tuu stated days. his increasing having made this
absolutely necessary, ttf
Sales from the Shelves
w therefore, be held Monday, wednesday
Furniture Sales
De ned every "wednesday and Saturday, either in day
or elvenng as may be announced.
Horses, Cattle, Harness, &C.,
with stock Of every description will each Saturday
NOR ing, at 10 O'Clock. Great attention given this
particular branch, and 1t Is confidently
arrangements made, great inducements well
those who have occasion to SELL those
to buy. |tl
vi every description will be sold, and those having vehicles
dispose OF are invited to send them along early.
REAL ESTATE % Nci sssleT ~
Will be disposed most reasonable terms.
Books and Stationery
VIII De onered frequently at mscel
lane0us Sales
No pains, attention be spared give entire
satisfaction to all who property to his
and purchasers rest will false
representation be made them. ~
Liberal advances
cited Sales made quickly accounted for without
delay All having goods to dispose advised
send them to the Old
PI0NEERfAUCTION STORE,
4" nc 01cS building on Third near Minnesota Street.
MISCELLANEOUS SALES
Held every evening at early candle-lght. .asr
80 At Private Sales,
bargains can be had at all times. Call and see
scptI-I Territorial Auctioneer.
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.
EARLY COPIES SEC URED.

EONARD SCOTT CO., New York, continue to re-pub-
IL fish the following British Periodicals. viz:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Conseryatve
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whigo
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree Chmch)
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (I.iberal.)
BLACKwOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (Tory1
The critical state of European affairs will render these
publications unusually interesting during the forthcoming
They will occupy middle ground between the hastily
news item crude specation and flying of the daily
ouna and the pondereus Tome of the future historian writ
ten after the living interest and excitement the pol
shall have passed away.
periodicals that readers look the really
and reliable history of current events and SUCH in addition
their weestashed literary scientific and theological char
them consideration
Arrangements are now permanently made for the receipt
Of Early sheets from the British publishers, by which
enabled place all reprints subscribers
they be furnished copies
Although this involves large outlay part shall
continue furnish the Periodicals
heretofore together with the following premiums
scrbers:
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS.
IL you want BOOKS STATIONERY, want the best;
therefore, again the attention customers and
would inform the public generally that keep
hand choice and select assortment Of Books Enveepes
Blank Books, Memorandum Books wan Paper Gold - Ste
Pen Musical Instruments, Pencils Of
Ing and Playing Cards Music Books; and In fact everything
necessary to supply the sachel of he school
Counting house, or the table Of the Drzftsman.
constantly receiving the latest
Gus to mention, all Of which win be sold 1t the pfces for
cash.
Ny strictly cash. believing Il to be the ben, Wv for
the buyer as well as the seller.
Persons purchasing goods line win do exsmipe
my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
No trouble to show goods Goods any perf Of ne
city free Of charge. 7t.at7
Teachers Wishing school books have copies MeGus
Towns, and other series free Of charge.
Schools furnished ut very low rates.
am going Hast IN few weeks and YIN sen reduced prcs
until then. 10y - ~ w DAur
febS-6 No. -, Robert street, Saint nh.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

Patent Worlds Fair Premium safe.
rO4 the last bas been the subscbes
ng effort TO furnish the pubic With the
boc1ty aesnt Burglars: and thee efforts
being rewarded in the large and ncreasns demand and
stand far in advance 1thery
Medal was swssded him n the London,
IN 1881, which can ~ compared Cold Medal
Safe Old established Depot, q water and Pine
sSreets, Green BLOCK. 3. @. HERRING,
JuyD. rs, III md 10 water Street.
Il cli- Hsrmsa Z 90, Ascent, Chicago, Illinois, 80
williams, Bonnsn & Co., Milwsukee, Wisconsin,
osdsss received ~ 1ssbhsli Co., =. rau. oGv 46b
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27
Days nRUG STORE,

conNna OF EElsR SspAs sra RI. :.....
ssas ss::a ss.s g
sssh
.s are III.
Winter 1s, win BE- y sS & sSeqs y
press People need OF calling for Goods IN my
line that have not got for keep every thing my line Of
give my personal supervision the Prescription and fhar
"a. ~ % 81 WINDOW GLASS, .S.,..;. 49,, -.
"A sOx4o and superior whiteness direct from Psbug
this spring, without when esns Wss low sns
Ca at the three-stcry Brick Drug store, Third
Cedar Streets Walls, Bottles, Fasks Lamp Chmreys, Sc
&C., always to be found at. DAIS.
oils: 6iis: Oiis:!! y - -
Whale, Lard Oils, an mmense stock in
& or c1
MT stock = fully sqsal to SIX-TIafES all the ps.aery
Lubins Extracts, Warranted genuine imported, son a
Rans.ers 30 sa' f9Is39 .il2i4al o. l9e'
Extracts Of Jockey Club, Pachouly, West End, Spring
bena, Medyosma, for sale BY the pint or ounce.
Bring empty perfume boes ladies' ana nave tnem
re-ed You get the article and save the
Everything for sale at the BRioK DRUG sToRE, .
Saint Paul, Sept. Is, 1864. l---n-. 90 n--L- -ne
-.fi,' "F sft 81 r. HOPS! .iGI.itt rfgii u
HOUR bales superior sale cheaper than any one VINO
Il buys In Saint Louis possibly sell them -
RAISINS!
BOXES superior store and for sale at Saint
CO Louis prices, to close out. al: n q - L.. l.,
Combs: Combs::
BUFFALO Rubber Horn, Shell and Ivory Dress
ID ing Combs, Back, side Combs in endless variety
stock than will be In Minnesota SELL
ing cheap as nothing. g ..- ,t..,t- go, ..., s.
-7,. Brushes I'm Endless Variety,
TIAIR NALL Button, Tooth, Shaving, Flesh, Cloth, Hat,
bling, and Shoe Brushes each larger titles and at
prices than be found in the Northwest.
DAYS DRUG STORE,
iIi5 --Atfi. Corner Of Third and Cedar streets.
y ~ % NJ Cigars! Cisars!! ~, ". 4e.. >:
O OO0 La Sultana, Habana and La Teresita CT
,UUU gars sale by the box at great berg6is;
they will all be gone. Days DRUG STORE
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

NEW YORK BAZAAR. ~.
New Goods! New Goods! l-f'
lust received on the War Eagle, assortment
81 Fall Goods comprising ,t....f 4 ........fT
Staple and Fancy Goods; Coorcd Black Silks
Hosiery Embroidery and Jewev Of descp3ion
assortment be found this side Ladies
CALI examine yourselves, you will be pleased
At old stand VIM. II. Forbes, opposite the Banking
House Of BOrup & Cakes. 20 ~"t5. 5t1,t sept6 IT,.
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TO Farmers and Millers.
SALMONS IMP ROvED PATENT
GRAIN AND GRASS. SEED SEPdRd TOR.
THIS Machine took the Worlds fair New
York, also at the New York State Fair in 1852.
has been generally ntroducedin the Sates s acnov
edged by all to be other for
ing grain and seed and fast supseng the use OF
all others. -
Farmers invited and this Machine besors
purchasing any other. For Sale only by -,
-r- sir-ael - NcCLOUD BROTHER
rr1 f4r f,s- s g., Agents the Territory
Jan6-6 Near the head Of Third ST., ST. PAM.
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FGy1etS 10 De MADE IN Gu cases IN GdCQ1lce. NO7-
ey current in the State ,ohere issued, scU be re-
ceiued at par. .....-....
The Premiums consist following works, back volumes
eff which will be given to subscribers according
Der Of periodicals ordered, as above expained
PREMIUM VOLUMES.
Foreign Quarterly Review Zone year.)
Backwood's Magazine (sx months.)
London Quarterly Review Zone year)
Edinburgh Review Zone year.)
Metropolitan Magazine (six months.)
Westminster Review Zone year.)
Consecutive premium volumes furnished,
the Foreign Quarterly Review.
ment therefore, where that work wanted
bers will please order different
there are volumes to which they may be entitled.
CLUBBING.
discount Of twenty-five prices will
be allowed to Clubs ordering
the above Lakewood or
Of Review Will be sent to address $9O0 copies
of the four Reviews and Blackwood for $4,000;
No premium will be given the allowance is made
to Clubs will premiums In fMnishcd the
Money State where issued
will be received at par. '-tf
------. POSTAGE. .-.-.rr
In all the principal cities towns, works will be
lvcred, through Agents. FREE POSTAGE. sent by
mall the postage to OF the United but
cents year for each of the Reviews. = -f
Reittances and should always be addressed
post-paid to the publishers,
'.'-,- .'...-.-. LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
81 Gold street, New York.
N. BL. s. & Co.'S have recently published, and have now
for se the FARMERS GUIDE by Henry Stephens Edn-
buh and the late Prof. Of YSle Colleges Haven
in vos royal octave containing pages steel and GOO
wood engravngs Price In Muslin Binding g. jan4-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

PROPERTY TO LEASE. 1aYe
VALUABL1 sts IN the best business psrn ~ ne ey to
lease on favorable terms. Inquire at Tire once Of
- IRVINE, SrONB = McC0nMICk, :
euooeN I'D .1ss @. Anthony o1est.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

TO THE PUBLIC.
FTvHE CITIZENS Of st. PAM can q
Wood Yard. opposite the old Pioneer Once and
fact that facilities preparing burning Stoves
fire place. enable Wood much
where be found. Can and for yourselves.
n. B. Wood OF all dry, quality
always onand An orders left at Howftz Co.'S, the
Jan. 45-2mo. STEALING 4 oO.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

"<i fG GEORGE A. NOURSE,
q ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAw,
.rr. ..- Office opposite SpOoner's Lower Town,
ST. ANTHONY MINI. &c ..-.- 70
REFERENcEs.--Prof. Parsons, Law School, Cambridge
Prof. Parker do. do Hon. Z. G.. Lorng Chief Justice
Shaw, Boston Hon. c. c. Loring, d. Fuller, M
Calais Me-; i. b. Washburne, NJ. aena, ILL.,; Button
Richardson Co., Boston Batcheder, Ste
phen Brown Sons, dos r. P. Upon Esq, St. Anthony.
Saint Paul, Jan. 81, 1S55.-tf = =
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UNFINISHED Room Rooms with board for a Gentle-
~ hs wife and child he middle upper part the
city PREFERRED note dropped in the post Office, 392
will meet with immediate attention.
st. Paul, Sept 10 i854-tf.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-27

. POWDER.
FTNHE subscribers, Agents Latin & Smiths P0tcder
Company are prepared to sell to the trade the following
brands of Gun Powder, at the lowest possible
F. F. G., F. G., Prairie Shooting ditto, Missouri Rine
American ditto. Eagle ditto, and Sporting whole
kegs, half kegs, quarter kegs and cases; and asks.
Also Blasting Powder and safetyuse constantly hand
CULVER s. FARRIGNTON.-
: -.-.-L =. u 6nd
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p w. GATES, Z. WARNER, t. CHALMERS, A. FRAZER.
--. .---.- II. w. GATES g. CO..
Manufacturers of n f..
RAILROAD CARS.
Portable and Stationary Steam En-.
.. gines and Boilers,
GATES PATENT SCREW CUTTER,
-''''--'-' MILL GEARING, -
And Agents for the Sale of
ENGINE AND HAND TIES.
UPRIGHT DRILLS,
Slide Rests, Power and Hand Planers, &C.
feb2o-d&wtf EAGLE WORKS. CHICAGO, ILL.
STEAM ENGINES.
DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES hand and order
vh-4 o. p IL and Is horse power from improved
terms with Locomotive Boilers, and superior any
thing Of the kind ever before offered the public. Price 800
per horse power. -.-.--.. o.. p. w. GATES 4 CO..
feb2O-i&wtf ...-.-. 80 .-... Eagle WORKS. Ches1o.
PORTABLE ROTARY SAW MILLS.
I'M hand and made to order, 10 thou
~ sand feet Of lumber in 10 hours, driven
Steam Engines. p. W. GATES & Co..
feo20-d&wu Eagle Works, Chicago.
STEAM INDICATORS AND WATER GUAGEs
LS0R SALE. at Eagle Works, Chicago.
Il feb7e-d&wtf p. W. GATES & co.
FINISHED BRASS WORK.
LII knds viz: Faucets, Trycocks, Steam Whistles,
IA Cups Globe Valves, &C., &c., at Eagle works, Chicago.
febso-d&wt p. W. GATES & CO.
STEAM BOILERS, :.
OF all descriptions hand and made to order
" Iron Work, viz Smoke Pipe, Brooches, &c. &c., made
short notiee-atE Eagle Works, Chicago. $50. Il
fes9o-d&wtf P.w. GATES CO.
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TURKIES: TURKIES. 30 -3it
A FINE lot Of fat, tender Turkes he found at
IA - ss .-io,0. ~ ~ GALLOWAY,S, Third-st.
For sale by the box or single. jan16-tf
IT AMP LIGHTER; Nowadays;
Ii Rye House Plot; Ticonderoga; Il "a
and the latest works,
and for sale bv. WIN. DAHL.
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.! ~ .A -rSt~r REWARD. t...t, ...t.
NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will paid to party who
will give information the thief that have
Gently cut down the shade trees Snson Ramsey,s
addition The trees principally steen from
scriber's house. A. VANCE BROWN
snCvl5-tf ~ .Ff ec3t.l i. -.ra
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500 More Copies of
u4st BONDS WORK ON MINNESOTA.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND COPIES HAVE ALREADY SOLD OF
"Minnes0ta and its Resources" in 1854.
WORK Of 400 pages handsomely bound and illustrated
II To which is added Campo Sketches with map
Of the Territory. By J. Wesley Bond.
The Sixth Edition, enlarged improved the present
Summer has Just been published New York, and the work
still selling rapidly all over the Union.
For sale at -iu BOND & KELLOiG'S
City Drug Store, st. Anthony-st., Upper st. Paul.
vpnd all the Bookstores and ote and board Of all the
perm Mississippi Steamboats,. aug5-y
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THE ONLY CROCRKRY STORE IN MANNE8OTA.
m NARvIN Il fruIy eratefu 70 inhabitants Of
NJ and the whole Territory, the prompt and very liberal
Awarded 20 the ABOVE un0ertaktng
From the nr Il has hs ambition 70 do business, which
exclusively China Glas: "a should meet
the demands Of the that line fully than
buslness could DO.
house side Of ST. LOu1s he has heavy o and not
wstandng the high price Of freight, snd the scy Of crock
ufacoes, be Il determined 70 s At his very low prices.
Gan and examine my soek of Gnt Dsnd, Wits and Lmtrs
= = Glassware ~ Iron Stone China,
Tmnblers, Out, mulberry Ware, rtA5J
- % Pressed Dlue ware, 1Gpfna sua
sea 1r.s ss.i:, tsa Cscnite Ware 9mi; b.
~ ~ ~. ~. - IT,. ~; 20
.usa 81. Ped, MfRsesote, CSoetSy 0ers.
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]. MCMAHON HOLLAND.
Attorney and Councillor at Lasu and Solicitor in Chance,
T ..j'3 Shekopee, Scott County, Minnesota. l.ar0
MINNESOTA REFERENCES:
Gov. W. A. German, 4t
J. Travis ROsser, Esq, Sec'y Min. Ter,
Capt. J. ii. Simpson, u 8. Top. Engineers. \St. PAM
A. J. Morgan, Esq, Democrat ONCE,
ID. A. Robertson, ESQ.,, rs .l..
Hon. II. II. Sbley, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCES:
Gov. E. Louis Lowe, H t|
7. II. ONeal, Esq, Secretary OF State,
Judges Legrand Tuck and Ecleston of the Su Annapolis
prone Court Of Maryland, /
Hon. Alexander Randall, Tf IS
John v. I Mcmahon, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Md. myl5-ti
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-19
Hardware and Cutlery,

TO my lar ely increased stock purchased i,
The east this fall, am const ntly receivin
addltl ms from the eastern markets and mann
factories.
have now on hand lare and cheape,
stock than can be found elsewhere in this vi
clniy-I have added many new articles as
well as increased those heretofore kept, A,
mong the articles Of which have kept full as
sortment on hand are. building Materials and
House Trimmings, Locks, La.ches, Butts
Screws, Nails, Biads. Window Sash, Glass,
&c, &c.
Table and Pocket Cutlery--the best assort-
ment ever offered in this market.
Carpenters and Coopers' Tools-A full sup
ply of N. Kelloggs and other makers just e.
ceived Cabinet Makers Goods, Mahogany
VeneerS and Knobs, till, chest, and cupboard
Locks, table and bed Casters, Glue, &c.
Saddlery--A sele ass rtment of I'll kinds,
of Saddlers' trimmings.
Carriage TrimmingS-.Gu.ta Percha and Oil
Cloth, enameled and Patent Leather and Lace
Also, Hubs, Shafts, Felloes etc.
For MillerS--Anchor Boiling Cloths, Lea
Their and Rubber Is Saws, Files, Packing
Yarn, Block Zines, &c.
For FarmerS-All kinds of Farming uien lis
Plows, cast steel, and cast steel back Scythes,
Cradles, Forks, Rakes, Spades, Shoyels and
Hoes.
For Bl misunderstanding on hand a
very large stock of Shoenberger Iron, all kinds
ofStreet, Yonghiogrny G; al, and Blacksmitbs'
Tools--all warranted.
Also, Tin Pl tie, Copper, Pumps and Lead
Pipe. All We cheap, a, wholesale and retail
at the sign of the big paddock.
HIS. KELLOGG.
Peru, Nov. %, 81. 43yl