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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09
SmAMEruL.-The Richmond American, c
Friday has the following:
Laws of MinncsOta--.byA Authority
A MEMORIAL

OF the Legislative Assembly Of Minnesota Territory.
to Congress, for appropriation 10 complete the
Government Works at Fort Ri:ciy.
To The Senate and House Of Representatives of the United
Sfdies:
The Memorial Of the Legislative Assembly the Territory
minnesota ciiuIy reprcsrnt>:
present probable
OF the Sioux Indians the Upper Minnesota River
n with probable location The Wrnebagoes
vicinity, and h>ties which will in all human
continue exist between the Sioux aud Chippewa
ncighborng demand
should b. maintained The line The white and Indian
protection both the whites
I'd. That Fort Rdscly has been located point ada
fvr which ulcnd,
being boundary Sioux alton, from
which with facility lie spread the Sioux
bands wandering Indians
the Missouri Rvcr be with the TROOPS
RI the Mississippi the suppression hosiiiics
punishment Oii.nd Chippewa
3i That the OCCUPANCY of Fort Ralgcy
watch monleL shall all be staiioind
eneciing speedy the
tribes, tribes,
hostile the whites, a
the tribes themselves, is Declined
tcrest> Of this Territory, the
thereby the settlement the country
peace safc - the
Iih. That the appropriation made by Congress
Fort ksely, insufficient the completion
tn. the plan L Depart
Commenced have Abandoned, How
useless 70 funds for their completion.
9Th. That Fort Risey Is the military post
within this Territory, and the expenditure comparatively
iaOn in the on
upon which they commenced, would
SAFE comfortable, convenient point which
l all times ii
among the surrounding Indian tribes.
Your menoriaists would therefore respectfully
honorable bodies to make appropriation twenty
dollars be expended in completion Rhgey
Minnesota Territory.
Aud in duly bound, your mcmoria>ts will pray.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.

District Court. End District RAMSEY COUNTY,
Paul T. Dorsey snmmons for dissolution Of oo-P.rnerShp
Henry G. WEIGH.
To Henry c. - ich, Dcfen6onf:
XyOU beref suuimoudcd requested
complaint this action, which csmpaiut
Of the Clerk of this Court. for the County sfrsa ST.
Paul, Territory Aforesaid, AMI
the said complaint, the his
In the city ST. within after the service
this exclusive such service and
IL fA To the said Complaint within the time
said the plaintiff in this action apply the Court
relief dem zne II. the with the
OF this action d. CHOPPER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
September 12, 1855. seI7-w6w
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09
Lnler from Tanlplco.

BY tho arrival of the schooner Red Fox, Capt.
Sbisa, from Tampco, yesterday, We have papers
thence to tho LIST inst. 7sa
They are filled with the reports of the proceed
ings there consequent on the flight OF Santa Anna,
and tho proclamation of new Government
The news of these events were received with con-
siderable excitement, but Gen. Casanova had sui.
6cient influence to maintain quiet and order, t,'l
after o'clock on the night OF the Nth, when the
fire bells were rung and the people summoned
out upon the parade. Gen. Casanova, however,
was soon on the spot. and succeeded IN inducing
the people to dispense, promising tn summon to
meet on the following day to decide on the course
they would pursue. This was accordingly done
authorities met and unanimously adopted the
plan of Ayulta, and acknowledged The new order
of things established in the metropolis. tikinS
corresponding local measures. Gen. CaSan0vaS
is the first signature to the new proclamation.
On the sam, dav he issued an address to tho
citizens IT, which he engaged soldier to sup
port public order, and To recognise and pay obe-
dience to whltcver Government might be chosen
by the nation. In like manner he issued IN ad-
dress to the troops, in which he says As sold
iers of tbs nation We must recognize and support
the Government adopted by the nation.
The army neither deliberates nor discusses; its
mission is to sustain order and the laws.'
The troops accordingly proceeded to profess
their adherence to thu new order of things, ut the
same time did all other public officers.
The tariff of Ccballos was at once proclaimed,
and thus without the slightest disorder, the State
of Tam ,ulip,S .>s.l from its late SUGGESTION to
the rule Of Santa Anna, and, by the way, from
bearing his name instead Of Tampico. its former
one, which it has resumed. The new Governor
of Tamaulipas. appointed by Gen. Carrera Is
Senior ID. Juan Francisco Niilasana
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A MEMORIAL
MEMORIAL
OF the Legislative Assembly Of Mime sofa Tc

OF tho Legislative Assembly Of Minnesota Territory
Ia Congress for Appropriation Of SlO.OOO for
construction OF Military Road from Fort Ripley
to the Mouth OF Penlbima River.
BE enacted by the Legislative Assembly of Minnesota
Territory:
The Memorial of the Legislative Assembly Territory
Mnm.suta respectfully represents:
That military road from Fort Ripley
Pembina River imlri"usly demanded the
Of stores and troops that faro portion
Point Douglas aud Fort Ripley military road
Fort and consequently The necessa, complete
Road To the point Indicated will not
In outbreak Northern
OF and provisions the traverset.
coui be Travelled 10y months labor fatigue.
assistance them region
would be mlssacre by the hostile tribes
dent there.
Of economy, right, earnestly invok
aid making the appropriation for, ordering speedy
CONSTRUCTION said road.
And as In luy bound, we will &C.
J. ). NORRIS, Speaker Of II. of r..
s. Is. Oi-MSTEAD, Prcs't Council.
Approved Feb Is. 1855.
W. 4. GORMAN.
hereby certify foregoing copy of the orig
inal act file In this office. J. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary of the Territory of Minnesota.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

A PLEASANT COUNTRY FOR NERVOUS MANA
Texas correspondent Of an Eastern papes describes
the domestic products of that favored land in
growing terms. If the half of this account is true,
it must be n pleasant place for a nervous mani
s''rho cattle are not the sole occupants Of
the prairies by any means. Dr0ves of wild horses
are not unfrequent, and deer in countless num-
hers. The small brown wolf or cayente is quite
common, and you occasionally get n glimpse Of
his large black brother. But Texas is the para
disc Of reptiles and creeping things. Rattle and
moccaSin snakes are too numerous even to shake a
stick at the bite Of the former is easily cured by
drinking whisky till it produces complete in
toxcation; but for the latter there is no cure.
The tarantula is II pleasant institution to get
into quarrel with. lie is spider, with n body
about the size of a hens egg and legs five or six
inches long, and covered with long coarse hair
lie lies in the cattle tracks, and If you see him,
move out of his path, as his bite is certain death,
and he never gets out of any ones way, but can
jump eight or ten feet to iniict his deadly bite
Then there is the ccntipedc, furnished with I'M
limited number of legs, each leg armed with claw.
AMI each claw inficting separate wound. Ii he
walks over you ut night you will have cause to re-
member him for many months to come, as the
wound is of particular poisonous nature and IS
very difficult to hcal.''
SmAMEruL.-The Richmond American, of
Friday, has the following:
BETTING on Henry MYERs-We UNDER
stand that there are bets pending in this city on
this gen,leman's chances for escaping the raw
ages of the yellow fever at Norfolk. 1t will be
remembered that he was attacked few days
since. The betting is 5000 that he will re-
cover-tO 500 that he will not.-Er.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09
An ACT
To authorize the construction Of a dam across the
Crow River.

To authorize the CONSTRUCTION Of q dam the
Crow River.
Re enacted By the Legislative Ass.mb'y Of the Territory
Of Minnesota: .tf
H. Robertson. his
assigns, hereby authorized and a dam
Crow Riv.r, pnt one-thir of mile
the mouth of said and tn make the said
hydraulic purposes; rOrided, the
Of said dam shall not in infringe the rights
,th"r not feren named.
The said dam shall constructed admit of tho
passage all and and
ssid shall time b. entitled
through the said dam of all charges the said
water PrOrded That Nothing in this Bill shall
the ordinance
stution of the United States the organic
Z. The j. gsslaurc time alter amend this
shall be- considered proper provide
provement CT the said Crow River.
J. s. NORRIS, Speaker Of ". Of Il.
WIN. p. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
Approved March 81, 1855.
W. A. GORMAN.
hereby certify the foregoing he the original
on office. ]. TRAVIS ROSSER,
SECRETARY of Minnesota Territory.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

ADVANCE IN PowDEn.-The Pi,tsburg Ga
-ette notices an advance of fifty cents per keg
in powder, and a large advance in saltpctcr
caused by the continuation of the European
war. which has caused large expor, demand
for the article. The Gazette quotes blasting at
81 and rifle at So 2j.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09
HARRIsBURGH, Sept. %

The President attended the grand ball last
evening, at which he was welcomed by Capt.
Large. I'm the course of the evening the for
cign news was received, and read aloud by
him TO the audience, creating much excitement.
lie left this 4. NJ.
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C.. Il. PRICE X CO.,

VIIH0LESAlE and Retail Dealers in Boat Hotel
w House Furnishing si, inciu!ng description
Hsrwar and Cutlery: Silver Plated, Brass. Timed
Hollow Ware; JaIsned, Pansh~ and Custom Maze TIN
woc-n aud Willow Ware, Brushes, Baskets,
Baths. Water Coolers. Refrigerator. Iakiny Gs>se &c
81. Antosy-s secVt door from ia. washinxtos
81. Paul. Minnesota. s-1.-lyw
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

'You had better ask for manners than mo-
ncy,'' said finely dressed gentleman to very
poor bcggar boy who had asked him for aims.
:" | asked you for what supposed you had the
mos, Of" was the BOYS reply.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

To Mn. BANCROFT has been paid the COM
plimcnt of IL Danish translation of his History
of the United States. Three volumes have al
ready been published in Copenhagen.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.

A suit has been commenced in the Circuit
Court against Passlnorc Williamson, for the
value of the abducted slaves belonging TO Mr..
Wheeler
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

nEALER IN REAL ESTATE, wsbash.w street, Of
~ the Capitol, Saint Paul. Minnesota Territory VIII give
particular attention locating Land Warrants, snd viii
general Information Of Government Lands To S@tfies.
Mr. Wou be Forest Lake, about =
ST. Paul. where he has excens Opportunity the
best lands. team wiz between St. Pam and the
above place twice week sp30-u
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

CORNER LOTS i'm Robert street being points
- business.
lot Rams-y's house. In the Upper Town.
Block wiusIow's commanding splendid
the
Block in Warren addition, being very
be private anong the
vorAhle Inducements Investments.
Afsa number of AZ, 5, and 10 lots, Immediately adj
Joining the to~n limits
acres, PAM. situated, prescn-
ting every advantage that desired for
town. Apply at the once OF
EMERSON & CASE,
mh26-tf T0ux>.
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DIR. WREN.

OFFERS his services Saint Paul and vcn-
~ various profession Residence
and Oaice n Port-st., Wiaslow House.
Sc. Paul, February IL, 1855. febl3-tf
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New YoRK, Sept. IS

NEW YORK, Sept. IS.
The festival of the Booksellers at the Crystal
Palace, last evening, was attended by about
600 pcrso"s. VIM. Fl. Appleton, President.
Speeches were made by Mcssrs. Bccchcr, Put
nam, Bryant, Osgood, of New York, and
Mayor Smith, Of Boston. A poem was rccitcd
bv J. r. Field, of Boston.
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L 0 OK fl ND L I'VE
DIR. ]. J. GALLUP'S sfF
SYRUP OF RRIER ROOT.


The best most ectuai safe and reliable ever used
Tor DarrI,a s:hoera Morsns rholer.
summer Weak and ReIaxed Res ~ Old and
Y,,ung. sso y sovCaEfoN RENT nv ron
s' -, C,,-.. a. -. -.
AsA~''~ oo'~ y - ~ $500 Ss"sos
NHS medicine has been In use and has establish
ed regulations as Tar as Ksown, unsurpassed by
kind and the present proprietor Is only induced to
the columns Newspapers for the giving
to the frh0e 00dy o the people tue knowledge which
experience only give toll fec.
The Brier Root Syrup
-, ., a, Tho c,,,aos ~ por,.,
70 Wv ,Is IT,, ~ s.., ah,s r.,n,s ~ ,,s,r
Ill nj, 80 H., ,,U .r.,t drus ,u, m.aic,nes I'm m.
cure. ane p,"i, , 1851. H.. @ r, ,,s'h cmmo,, "har
sops a 10 ,nd,".n, -, nj, VIII, vii, ,we Tendency
10 relax and what To- cospate the wcs All know that
opiun' while Supplies the system, has tendency To cheek
the action the bowels ana tna' CASTOR o ad JSP anu
49, 80 " ", 81 ~, an var dose ~ ,,o "a doa;h .nd
SO of most of the medicines In use.
The among has been compound med
cnes of this kind In s, quantities
moved aud the medicine jan snorf o. producing dedm THIS
object Is generally accofishe ny on inc rehsth
OF .ne p"isoI' o ."e ''ul. u, wa. '.e ~ -, o
medicine Is removing the dsease a"tner poisoning me sys
rinys the naten one nearer an
mr. an ,mnotent and ,mh anuv oId age
DocTop G.IIup Wa early struck with this peculia rity in
the Of medicines and their eff
TO the discovery of remedy After several years ruiless
Dor he finally succeeded In
etale the poisonous prncple can
the and that they are no wa upon
or their eff cts also succeeded i'm method
OF sepa rating Them that was easy and practica able
r,,;. Cr.., D,..nv.-v
A"'s "'e"' D'Se"'''
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4 MEMORIAL


To Congress for $4,000 for the eOntin uatOM of
Mendoza and Wabaslnw Road.
To the Senate and House of Representatives Of United
States in Congress assembled:
TIL memorial the Legislative Assembly
Minnesota respectfully represents:
That mutation of the Mendoza aud tbishnw Road,
the lower terminus road down
the Mississippi River practicable Ia the southern
boundary line Minnesota Territory, by The
Vernon. Wnon Hokah and ,wivillc, woui greatly pro-
the number tn:
Territory.
Your menoraliSts therefore honorable body
make an appropriation of the thousand dollars
($iO.00O) The construction bridges Zunbro
Water, Rolling Stone anu Pine Rivers.
J. s. NORRIS, Speaker of II. r.
WM. p. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
Approved March Dds 1850.
W. 4. GORMAN.
hereby certify that the above copy original
file Office. J. TRAVIS ROSSEH.
Secretary u Minnesota Terri
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09
The AllirdEleet I'm the Baltic.

The London Times is pouring heavy broadsiles
into the Allied feet in the Baltic. In late arti-
Gle it pronounccs the operations in that sea dur,
ing the past summer to be ''the grandcst llus,ra-
ton of the art bat'tos ever supplied. Ten ships
ofthe-lne, twenty one frisates, and nineteen ves-
sells of lower rate, carrying in the aggregate .
2Il guns, have kept few Russian men. Of war in
harbor, captured some fishing smacks, burned
some stores, and bombarded Swcaborg. Saws
the Thunderer.
''For every pennywerth Of actual damage our
fleets have done to the Russian army and navy.
we believe We have spent shilling ourselves. II
anybody can make out more by throwing into the
account all the boats and cottages burned, all the
sheep carried of, all the planks shoulJere,l by
our soldiers, and striking fair guess for all the
possible mischief done by our shells and rockets
thrown kindly among trees and Out-houses, W.
shall be glad to increase estimate but we
believe the proportion of damage done is much
when gentlemen has fight with a caster
mongcr. and spois pretty face and five guinea
boat without any appreciable harm to the physi-
osnomy or garments of his antagonist"
THE FEVER TO TRAVEL NoRrn.-A DR.. Knott,
who has been examining into the Norfolk plague,
has preached theory according to which, the
restilencc may be expected at Washington and
baltimore and Philadelphia next year, and the
following season in New York, Boston and Port
land. Thus completing the range of desolation
along the Atlantic seaboard. DIR. Knott believes
it has been travelling northward by regular stages
from Janeiro; where it re-appcarcd with great
virulence as an epedcmic four years ago. In 1853
IT ravaged the West Indies. In 1854 it dcsoatcd
New Orleans, in 1855 decimates the towns at the
foot OF Chespeak Day.
y NAroN OF MKruoDISTs.--The religious mis-
sion 10 the Friendly Islands. in the Pacific Ocean
has been successful that the entire people have
become nation of Mcthodists; and the whole
population, from the king (who is s'local
prcachcr'') down to his meanest subject, attend
the Wesleyan ministry. These Islands sometimes
go by the name of Tonga. They consist of IA
hundred and fifty, and lie between Il deg. and
p deg. South Latitude, and LIZ West and Ia
deg. East Longitude. They were discovered by
tine navigator Tasman, in 1913, hut received their
collective name of Friendly Islands from Captain
james Cook.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

ca Charles A. Adams has completed his
"Lifc of John Alams," and it Will appear in a
few months.
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VIM. w. PAGE.

Veterinary Surgeon, Late from Canada.
BEG leave inform tho Inhabitants of St. Paul and
that prepared to attend TO sI business
% profession . VETERINARY SURGEON. a.al.
Ny the busnss during extensive practice
IN Canaa, enables To oer services with
confidence al.
Entire will be given In all
Calls will be tt.nd to the shortest netcr.
~ Linmcnf for Srrsins, Weak Joints AMI Rheumatism
jyl7-wtf wM W. PAGE, Mansion Horse.
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M A N n US nj A C. ii l N T.


ENc"iS All DINERS IN simplicity Oh CONSTRUCTION, IN factv OF
manaS, mtnt. IN Fhn'.s q" arameht lr.amr'ns only Two
hotS'! nhf u" sue urau4n ~ s aJs'an'ny "heaVeh
slou'u' "u W oe"h reauy '" an. MN. iron, .ne
sr"u"o w"e" eaP,'e. ny means Oh ever fNehuhe
vers sea-, anu e ms cho'' ~ "So eAceis every other
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rh n,h,",, ,'.h" y, nnva . sr, u t
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81, , 10 ~, Wann,,s W.'; , ' h ,,",s ~
a., 1T NJ h. ,,untry and ,r. ,,,I, tr.,,r,,, i
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Tnr,ms sama y, h',nr,r M.rhn"s a.,,v.r,, r,.ra mr.
,.rsd ~, n ,r,u-nor, ,,irn added ~ ~ ~ -
Eor o b,rs. aIout foot c, s nrcc io5 OO
HALF and the other hair an Ist ncc,n,icr no
- M ,hout foot on, al, ,r,c * M
n cash and the other half ON Isl ncccher rs 90
Ir,crs sn, IN, semi in season r., SECURE n,churs r. moe,
the wants M ,hos- h have on hand binds If
that will nnt ,jo,r or NAV onv want nmwnr machine we
viii ru,i.h mr. machine a,,n s,nnjy o,J .rrjr.j, for
,nor;nn NJ cash rirs NJ Clio. h.II 81 and H., ,hr
10 vt D.c,,h.r Da.I.r, ,,,,;. I,r
wloies,lc Farmer, within reach or w,d,,n,s 1r,vn III
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09
J. A. ROBERTS, Of the late firm Of

WRIGHT, McLACHLIN ROBERTS,
ENG disunitcd said hn, the proprietor Is ena-
ID bed offer TO the public work of superior quality Than
pesentcd such the imitation Of all
Fancy Woods, Mantle Pieces, Marbe and initiated
Parors decorated and painted In coors,
raned equal tn the Paris or London style.
Specimens be by calling at the residence Of
J. r., opposite the Rice House, No. g. ST. Anthony street,
| 81. Pau. Snr3O-y
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09
SAINT CLOUD CITY!
LOCATED AT THE HEAD OF STEAM NATTCA TON
ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,

And at the Foot Of Sank Rapids. Minnesota Territory.
WAS surveyed. plotted during month Of
w January, 1890, in accordance with the Act
1911. relating locating Town Sites Lands,
and the following making OF
largest cities in the north -trcsf.
l. The town Is beduu ~ situated elevated prairie,
with slopes towards the
the hank OF the Mississippi, short dis! below
the mouth Sink river. miles the Falls
st. Anthony.
2. 1t is the head" steamboat
the
county county, in tho
OF the The river. The county is FULLY organ
lied according to law.
!. greater number of important roads at this
than other place in the Territory
ALREADY been located by Government.
their completion, all leading through country
IN beauty and fertility.
purchase Government of IL
the Chippewa lands, throws open
largest pine lands Minnesota
ST. Cl"nd the Mississippi gives the all the
flowing extensive numbering country.
6. The valley Sank River richness
surpassed Being interpreted with prairie wood land, is
prernp'ion, which will exclude spectators, and make every
quarter the property seters-aIl
will be- tributary st. Cioui.
T. St. Cloud will he the Mississippi
Great North Pacific Railroad to q
scrpfioR the county in the through
which the Railroad must pass you Gov
ven Official Report to Governments his explor
ing expedition. BROTT. CURTIS& Co.. Proprirtors
st. Anthony, Minnesota.
Once Main street. opposite the a
&C ST. C"nd Land Agency and Intelligence Oic j26-f
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

STEWARDS NURSERY,
On The Stikludfer RO0d. four miles from, st. Paul
1850 FRUIT TREES.
w surrounding country to tn fact that we have hand a
and desirable lot Apple Trees, the
Our Trees all and in fine order
ing. Please call and examine for yourselves.
fcl,203inwA A. x g.. W. STEWART.
GKOvELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY.
Near The Hall Way House, befucen ST. Paul and
81. Anthony.
have the pi"aslr" the public thr
w choice lot nf Fruit and Trees. Shrubs.
Ros,S Dalias, etc., t;ar and Flower
small quantities. (,b20-wiD l.. NJ. FORD 4 CO.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-09

n C. PRICE wond respectfully inform the citizens Of Saiu
H.. his profession the rstdsy
July next Persons wishing per-
for,e,l, their interest 10 call him
Bookstore. je8-tf
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no FARMER s:::

no FARMERS.
TUSrrec~ived at the ST. PAUL AGRICULTURAL WIRE
ID HOUSE, the head II Third street
Corn Shelter, 4 Grain SEPARATOR,
Hay and Straw Cutters, whip Stocks and Lsshef,
Vegetable Cutters. Corn Mills,
Meat Cutters, 4 a<t Augcu,
xxusaee stufierr. Bull Rings and Cow Chains,
Hone Hoes and Cuitvst9rs, Ok and Gov Ellis,
Harrows Sewers, Gross Cut and Pit saws,
Cast Steel Ptoughs, Scythes and Sosths,
ok Yokes and Bows, Grape Vine Grades,
(ssi,,dsfouex, Hay ami MANURE Forks,
Farmers Boilers, Scythe Stones, Rakes, &c,
Grfndstone Cranks and Rollers, Ok and Log Chzine,
SSckles and Grass Hooks, Bsush Scythes sud Hcokss
Nattocks Picks and Hoes, Corn &c,
Corn and Hnliue Hoes, Tools Of al kinds, &C., &c.
Allof With ICES cash.
iyi5-3mws XcCLOCD & BROTHER.