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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-25
Joseph Bergfeld,
Dealer in
STOVES AND TIN WARE,

HardDare Agricultural implements, Lift and
Force Pumps, Of all kinds. &c., &c.,
ROBERT STREET, BELOW THIRD STREET.
IOSEPH BERGFELD, having purchased the extern
q sive stock and establishment Of Mr.. j. H. Byers, is
really supply purchasers. His stock in all its branches
has been largely increased, and by the aid Of competent
workmrn, he is enabled promptly to fill all special
orders.
There is not establishment in the city which has
varied stock Of the most approved Kinds OF
PARLOR, HALL AND KITCHEN STOVES, a
And among them may be found the following, with all
the utensils complete, viz
Charter Oak, Prize Premium,
Empire Slate. California, DO.
Alack Diamond, Eastern, do,
Union Ar-tieht, Eagle, do,
American Alright, Pioneer, do,
Albion Air-tiSht, Air-ught, 40,
Western Qveen, Uncle Sam, DO.
Morning star,
In the general assortment will be found
LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS,
ITydrant Rams, Britannia Ware,
india Rubber Hose, Ice Chests,
Chain Pumps, Water COolers,
Tin Lined Stove Utensils Chafing Dishes,
Japaned Ware, Spiral Scales,
Faucets Fancy Tin Ware, for confectionery purposes,
Japanncd Tea Chests, ornamental; all kinds of Brass
Ware, Battery Kettles, etc.,
Tn and Copper-Smithlng promptly attended to. Every
order sent to this establishment will meet with prompt
attention. Work warranted.
JOSEPH BEEGFELD.
st. Paul, June 1, 1e56-dtf
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Republican 1kssa Meetings In ssdthxfn Min
- hesotS. - II
Mass fheefings sf the Republicans Of South
ern Minne46ta will be held as follows:
At WINoNA on Saturday, August rs, at
2f.X a .6ssi assa ss5a
At SPRrxoER's, in the village Of ST. Charles.
winona County, on Monday, August ~, at
2PaN. 1o.ss.f. ..-.......
AtiCHArF1ELp, Fillmore County. on Tues
day, August 2s, t2P.M. s,3,as4
These meetings will be addressed by Wm.
r. Marshall. Republican Candidate for Dele
gate M. S. Wilkinson, Esq. of st. Paul, and
other gentlemen. A general attendance is ex-
pected, as it is important that the Republicans
should be up and doing. 80
By order of the Territorial Republican Cen
trail Committee, ~ 2. ;'li'7si
- N. M'LEAN. Chairman.
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CAUTION!

THE travelling public will beware Of certain hapc
bills published and issued by the New York Central
Railroad Agents. advertising their t,vo dollars and
half less to Ncso York than by auy other route The
fares and rates of transportation the New York and
Erie Railroad and its branches leading from Nec York
CITY, to Dankrk, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, canandaiq-
uG Syracuse, Rochester, Oswego, and connecting with
all Western Railroads, and Steamboat lines, are as loc
and mill be continued as lo,o by any Railroad or
Steamboat line. The New York and Erie Railroad is
in perfect condition. It's de double track and rolling
stock cannot be equalled by any Railroad Company in
America. The systematic arrangement of its ercl,sive
telegraph line renders accidents delays impossible
which frequent lines having no continuous line
to New York City, and many connections to make
Through Tickets to New York. Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, for sale at the De Sofa House, Gaena.
b. F. SMITH, GENT Ag't,
N. Y. f.. X. R
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ass,- WIN. b M9Ron44s -
qtus 10 their $780, ~ niss ~ I&dif
krsat parts of - ~ l16ust are nf1s1 alng e
undefsiss De rspGtaAi0u n n. nafs1n1i =
: ms q ulinpsscAshle chatsStef nj -.
doubted Integrity. Where be Is not known
thoss sluaDsRers may be believed BY some
But here at the outset we will give Nj. RiSe'a
own opinion of Mr.. Marshall. In his reply to
J. Ross Browne, touching the Saltwater Land
Sales Of last September, Mr.. Rice says:
"Mr. Browne further says that william II,
Marshall, the principal purchaser, Is ner-
chant, and spcculator.' Now, Mf. Marshall
is simply merchant, and his character fot in.
tegrity will compare favorably with that Of
any man, either east or west. He is Inivefsal.
ly respected /; and for that reason, poor men
solicited him to 60 and bid off the lands upon
which they had settled, to save them from the
expense OF attending sale. Not one foot of land
was purchased for himself, but he attended the
sale and bid it of for the sole purpose of ac-
communicating the poor. And had Mr. Browne
examined the records, with the same care be
seems to have bestowed upon advertisements in
newspapers, and notices stuck upon trees
or with the willingness he gave ear to the idle
gossip of idle persons, he would have found Mr..
Marshall had, true to his trust, conveyed to
each individual settler, the lands he had i'm
proved. Nor did he charge the settlers one
farthing for the services rendered them"
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NOTICE

To the Creditors Of the Estate Of Jacob JVettig.
TINE undersigned having been appoine by the Hon.
L the Probate Court, for the County Of Ramsey COM
mssioners to recfvo examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of l PERSONS against the Estate OF ia
cob Wetg, DECREASED, late of St. Panl, in sad county,
do hereby give notice, that they will be in session
Monday, the 2lth day OF September O'Clock,
A. M, at the office Of Brown Fletcher In Saint Paul,
for the purpose Of examining allow ing such claims
ana demands against said estate they may find just
and Legal, and will remain and adjnst oi"o and de-
mandS against said estate at The above mentioned place
until the expiration of six months from this oath
of August, A. ID. 1855; and such claims demands
not presented within the above mentioned time will
he forever barred. PARKER PAINE,
G. II. SCllUERMIER,
Aug "a, 1864 d1w4t Commissioners
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CHICAGO STEAM ENGINE WORKS.
W.st End Of Polk Street Bridge, Chicago
H p. MOSES

IORO?RIETOR and MANUFACTURER Of Stationery
II and Msr.7e High or Low Pressure STEAM EN-
GlNES, BOILERS, MILL GEARING, IRON and BRA SIS
CASTINGS. The Proprietor particular attention to
the manufacture of Gang, Muley, Circular and Gate
SAW MILLS, with every variety Of gearing for steam
OF water lie makes to erder, short notices Marine,
Mining, MIL Machinery and Shop Engines, from 10 500
horse power, with their Boilers and Machinery complete,
and will furnish his
"CELEBRATED MULEYS!"
to parties who purchase the balance of their machinery
In other places.
Paris of Mills Engines and Mueys, kept constantly
hand to facilitate repairing and immediate attention will
be paid TO all communications from distant localities,
and plans, SPECIFICATIONS and estimates furnished upon
application by maib post paid.
For particulars he would refer to all for whom
he las built Engines past, to the superior
quality and Durability of his work.
Address, II. P. MOSES, Box 4o9, Chicago Post Once,
Chicago, Illinois. .my26w6m
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DoDGING--We found the few Rice men that
are to be met with in Southern Minnesota,
very much in favor of lodging the Slavery
Extension issue. The poor fellows affect to
believe that We here in Minnesota have moth
ing to do with the outrages perpetrated in a
neighboring Territory, which have grown out
of the treachery connected with the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise. But "doging" is
cut of the question now. They must be made
to face the music, and take the consequences
which will follow.
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A G. ard,

HAVING disposed of my entire stock Of Dry Goods,
with the view Of entering into the Wholesale Grocery
and Commission business, take this occasion to return
my sincere thanks to my many and liberal pat
rons, who have kindly favored with their patron
age heretofore, nd whose support still hope to merit
In another and different line Of trade and we will
yet continue tosog on together,' with renewed conf
dcnce id each other.
Ny purchaser and successor in the Dry Goods business
Mr.. L. q. DUNN, commend to MY former customers
in that line, as gentleman of strict integrity, who will
at ali times be found ready and willing to accommodate
them with desirable goods, and reasonable prices
Aug 8, lS55--d&wtf AL. tARPENTEUR.
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NOTICE..

The Agents and patrons Of the EfNA INSURANCE
COMPANY OF HARTFORD, cautioned against
person calling himself NJ D. James Tor Jaynes who has
represented that he is connected the Company in
the capacity of Agent, &C. The 4ETNA has mo- such
agent. Any person who is regularly authorized to rep
resent the Etna in the Northwest exhibit author
ty from J. B. Bennett, Esq, General Agent of the
Western Department. w. H.. WYMAN,
st. Paul, Aug. Is, 1855 Travelling Agent.
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DIED, =: 49,
Drowned, Aug l6, at Carver City, in the Minnesota
River, ANGELETTE ALBERTA, daughter of LEVI a.
and ELIZA J. GRIFFIN, aged years and months.
ssLeaves have their time to fall G. So a 50
And aewersto wither at the North winds breath,
And sars-to set-but all, ......-.... faT-,'-''t
Thou hast all seas ms for thine own, Death.
Youth and the opening rose
May look like things too glorious for decay.
And smile at thee-but thou art not OF those
That wait the ripened bloom TO seize their prey,,
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Notice,

To the Creditors of the Estate Of Elah Murray de-
ceased, late of Ramsey County. .-.
FuNHE undersigned having been appointed Commits
Il sioners by the Pr ,bate Court Of said County, to
receive, examine and adjust claims against the
tate Of said deceased, hereby give netce that they win
at the Office Of d. Cooper on 4th street, St. Paul.
on the first Monday in November next-and be there all
Of said daywhen and where they VIII receive, act
and adjust all claims against said estate All claims
not presented in six months from this publication will
be forever barred. ALLEN P1ERSE.
DAVID COOPER.
st Pant. Aup. IL, lS55---w4w.
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Str TIE EN- r

$685. $50 p
The amount of liabilities due not
due to Banks other crcditors-
nothing.
Losses adjusted and due-none
Losses adjusted and not due, ..... $32, 4l4 ST
Losses unadjusted and In suspense,
waiting for further preOf, or CON-
tested, .-............-....... l24,ll1 IL
All other claims INST the Company small, such
only as printing, &c.
Agents Instructed to take no risk over $4,000.
The amount insured in any city, town village, de-
pens upon the character, material and construction
OF buildings, the width OF Streets supply of and
condition Of fire department. other
The amount insured in blocks of building varies the de-
sign is to limit the loss by any fire to $40 900
less.
The act Of Incorporate is the filed In July 1854
THEO. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNEC1ICUT,
Hartford County. %
Hartford, July 5th, 1856.
Personally appeared Thomas A. Alexander. Secreta-
Of the II Insurance Company, made oath that
the foregoing statement by him subscribed, true,
cUrding to his best knowledge and belief.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace.
HENRY A. SWIFT, Agent for st. Paul at the Office Of
Sanborn & French, in the Rice House.
st. Paul, Aug % daw3m
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Foster & Davis,

HAVE built large and commodious warehouse
IL the Rapids where they ready to store ana re-
ship freight. They also keep well seiecteo s'oeA
GROCERIES g PR@W0S00YSa
OF all kinds; Dry Goods, Boots anu Snoes' ana
their goods for we bound to sell goods as cheap
thew do in st. RAUL and oil ash is to give US call
All kinds Of country produce taken in exchange for
goods Terms strictly cash.
Aug IA, 1855. dawtf
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PROBATE COURT.
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
COUNTY OF DAKOTA

TEHKIIOHY UF MINNESOIAe 7
COUNTY OF DAKOTA
PROBATE COURT.
"UEREAS, Louisa s. Thompson has lately applied
w tome, Judge of the Court of Probate in and for
the County of Dakota, to have certain instrument in
writing, bearing date the 18th day of September, A. d.
1851 duly proved the last will and testament Of Har
lis M Thompson; late of the county of Dakota deceas
ed. Therefore all persons interested in the
required be and appear before at my Office at Men,
dota, Monday the 10th day Of August, A. D. 1855 at
10 O'Clock in the Of said day. then and there
attend probate of the sail last will and testament
Dated July %, 1856.
JAMES LOCKE: Judge.
July 27--w3t.
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Bridge Notice.

bids will be received uul Monday the 10Th day OF
II Sept next, by the Building Committee OF the St.
Crox Bridge Company, for building bridge across the
st Crox River at Taylors Falls the work to finish
ed If practicable, by the first of April Ecxt. Bidders
requested to furnish pans which their bids
based. For further information in regard the work
enquire of either Of the Committee.
J. D. LUDDEN,
S. A. WHITING,
PATRICK FOX,
Building Committee.
TaylOr's Falls, Aug %, 1856 daw2w
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Minnesota Land Agency,
AND DEPOSIT OFFICE.
Carlos Wilcox,
Notary Public and Conveyancer,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,

AND Al ENIe
OF ce in the United States Land Office Building,
Mime lpolis, Mime sofa Territory.
SURVEYING and Plating of subscriptions done with
- accuracy Particular attention given to surveying
and locating government lands i'm the pneries
where in the territory Gold and land warrants in
quest Investments made negotiated, collections
male and paid agencies solicited Strangers anc
citizens wishing to locate, sell purchase lands
Sited to call Claimants can make advantageous
ments with for their purchase money Valuable prop
erty now and always on hand in the embryo cities OF
Minneapolis, st Anthony and st Paul; also, lmpro ed
farms, rural and pine lans all Of which the
bera terms He respectfully soicts and hopes t.
merit share Of public and private trust
Aug 10, 1S56-dGwtf.
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PROBATE COURT-..RAMsEY COUNTY.

MARSHAL SHERMAN, Of Ramsey County, having
Nl applied to the Probate Court that the Admins
traitors the estate Edward X. May, late Of said
County, deceased be decreed to convey to him certain
estate which the said might be compelled dos
IL living. is ordered that notice Of said application
heard at the office of Probate Judge, In the City Of
ST. Paul. on the 18th day August next at ten clock
in the forenoon of that days and order this notice to
be published in the Weekly Minnesotian, one OF the
newspapers published St. Paul, in said county, for six
successive weeks.
Dated ut St. Paul, this 18th day of July, 1866.
RICHARD FEWER, Probate Judge,
iyIAw6w Ramsey County.
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"SAvE THE MAN WITH rnE RED HAlR"-It
requires great GOODNESS and experience to steer
course down the rapids of tie Sault st: Ma
RE and short time before our arrival, two
Americans had ventured to descend them with
out boatmen, and were consequently upset.
As the story was reported to us, one of them
owed his salvation to a singular coincident.
AS the accident took place Immediately Oppo-
site the town, many Of the inhabitants were at-
tracted to the bank OF the river to watch the
struggles of the unfortunate men thinking any
attempt at rescue would be hopeless Sudden
ly, however, person appeared rushing to-
ward the group, frantic with excitement
Save the man with the red hair !" he vehe-
mently shouted and the exertions which were
made in consequence Of his earnest appeals
proved successful and the red haired individ-
ual, in an exhausted condition. was safely land
ed. "He owes me eighteen dollars" said his
rescuet, drawing a long breath and looking
approvingly on his assistants. The ted-haired
mans friend had not creditor ct the Sault,
and, in default of competing claim, was al
lowed to pay his debt to nature. "And I'll
tell You what it is. stranger" said the narra-
tor of the foregoing incident, complacently
drawing moral therefrom.-"a man'll never
know how necessary he is to society, il he don't
make his life valuable to his friends as we'll as
to his sell, "-Biackicood.
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NEW TAILORING
AND
Gentleman'S Furnishing Store

SHIRTS. UNDERSTANDS, DRAWERS, HAM,
KERCHLFS, CRAVATS, STOCKS, SUSPEN-
DERS, HALF HOSE, COLLARS, &C., &c.
* ARMENTS OF every description cut TO it and made
u to order in the best manner and latest styles.
Also. shirts cut and made order. Patterns every
description furnished the trade private families.
BLACKMAN & CO.
No 2, wins'ow House, Fort Street, ST Paul.
Aug IL. 1850
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MILITARY Read Is Crow; wing.

Clement q. Beaulieu. Esd, Of Crow Wing
Minnesota, arrived here on Friday etenina
last, by the Minnesota and st. Louis Rive1
route. This gentleman was formerly. q resi-
Gent ofLa PoInte and Fon du Lac, and is, pei
maps person OF more enlarged views than
any heretofore reared on Lake Superior. Mr.
bemlieu expressed himself much pleased and
astonished at the improvements at Superior,
Tie site, Of which, when he last visited it, Vas
covered with dense and unbreken forest !; but
now he views with feelings Of delight an in
FAINT city assuming the size and vigor Of ma
ttre growth with q rapidlty never excelled in
the Northwest.
Mi. Beatflieu is fully convinced Of the neccs-
sity of military road, at the earliest practi-
cable peti6d, from this place to Grow Wing, q
peint destined to be Of considerable Importance
from the fact that 1t is the terminus of the mil
itary road to Pembina, and the iunshipping
place for all provisions and stores required by
the settlers on the Upper Mississippi, and for
an extinsive Numbering business, already be-
Ing developed. A road, intcrsccting the Point
Douglas and Lake Superior military road,
about twenty miles from this town. passing
through rich and fertile country, should be
built by the General Government, as it would
prove of very great advantage in supplying
the various military posts in The north of Min
Chroh. sls.aa
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st Paul. Aug,11
dissolution.

TUNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing befweee
u George N. Proper and Charles Wilcox under the
and Land Agency Business, was this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will be conducted here
after Charles wilcox, at the Land Once Building, the
same Is heretofore. CARLOS WILCOX. :.
Minneapolis, July I, 1855 2wd&w
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ES~ Henry Ward Beechcr recently preach
ed sermon against old school Calvnism, in
which he used the following language:
IL am not a Calvinist, an Armenian. a Uni
versalist. Unitarian, Pelagian. nor Swc-
denburgian but l am simply Henry Ward
Beecter preacher of the Cos pei. and a be-
lever in the Lord Jesus Christ. aud trying to
make other people Lelicve in him--that is all -
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New York and Erie Railroad.
- gH7lS||@|zzIls|1
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Tn r. O u g h II 4 @ X q ts
UHOR sale to New FORK, Boston, Philadelphia and
E Baltimore, by this popular route. For informa.
ton, call at the Companys General Railroad Steam
boat once, opposite the Ammerican House, ST. Antho-
ny street, st. Paul. I.C. GEORGE,
(auI-lD Agent.
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LOST BAGGAGE.

FuNHE North Western Express Co. have just conplet
u ed an arrangement by which they will be enabled
to End all baggage lost West of Detroit. We shall
monthly reports from the Western Rail Road
Association, of all Baggage unclaimed or unknown,
any Of the Depots west II that point For particular
inquire at our office, opposite the Post Once.
]. C. BURBANK & CO.
st. Paul, Dec. Is; 1854. d&wtf
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st. Paul FlOUring Mill.

III AVING purchased the ssWinslow MiIl,'' on Trout
IL Brook, have repaired the same by adding new
machinery, that the Mill is equal i'm all respects
to any Ia the country. am prepared acconmo-
date the public in the way of grinding Corn Buck
wheat and i'm few weeks will be ready grind Wheat
in any quantities that be offered and 9TH
may bring in their grain.
Feb24dawtf WIN. II. MOBILES.
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Probate Court, Ramsey County.

A PPLICAT1ON has been made 10 the Probate Court
II of Ramsey County to have Daniel ohrer appointed
Administrator the Estate of Henry l.. Tide n,
said county deceased Notice hereby given, said
Judge, in the City of Saint Paul, the 18th day of
September, D. 1855, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day. and direct this notice to be published I'm the
Weekly Mnnesotian, Of the newspapers published
in said county, for three weeks successfully.
Dated at St. Paul this 21d day August A. d. 1856.
RICHARD FEWER,
Aug "a, 1865 Probate Judge Ramsey County.
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GENERAL HARDWARE
AND WOODEN WARE FURNISHING STORE.
BAKER & BANGS.

WEN II 1t AL HARD w AXE
AND WOODEN WARE FURNISHING STORE.
BAKER & BANGS,
Nc,v Brick Store, corner of Third and Dfiaaesofa
Streets, Saint Paul,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in HARDY are,
" Wooden Ware, Stoves Of all kinds, House FIN
shng Hardware, Agricultural and Domestic lmple-
mens, etc., etc. large and varied assortment of tho
most approved abrcs just arrived from the East,
open for inspection. ~ Country trade specially
invited.
BAKER & BANGS beg respectfully to announce to
the citizens of Saint Paul and the Territory Minne-
sofa, that they received already, aud have daily
arrivals Of goods i'm the line Of general Hardware, Fur
nishng Goods, Wooden Ware, Fine Tin Ware, etc.. etc.
Among their assortment will be found compile variety
Of the most approved styles of
FANCY, PARLOR AND COOKING STOVES,
Among which are the Black Diamond, Ma, flower, Char
ter Oak, Morning Star, ecs The assortment Parlor
ami Fancy Stoves is very fine.
They have also paid particular attention to the de-
partmenf of House Furnishing Hardware, and they
challenge competition for the excellence, variety and
completeness of the stock Of goods In this branch of their
business.
from tue most approved makers. Bench Screws, etc.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
OF every kind that can be of use ON farm, with all the
recently invented and approved machines. In the
sorlmcnt will be found Poughs, ei different makes,
Harrows, Cuivatos, Scythe uaths Cradles; Ok Yokes
aud Bows. Hay and Dung Eorks Spades, ains, vegs-
table Kettles, large size Churns, ETC., ETC.
Woelen, Basket and Willow Ware, Buckets, plain and
fancy, BroUnrs, Tubs, Willow and other Baskets.
PATENT SCALES,
atches, Rotary, j. pattern, aud Platform Scales, in
every variety.
SAWS.
Pitt, Mill, CrossCut Hand, Compass Back and PANEL.
JAPANNED AND BRITANNIA WARE,
In assortment, comprising every article required
for domestic use, especially.
Together with immense variety Of other desirable
and necessary articles among which foand Paint
Grinders, Grind Stones; Nails all kinds and sizes,
Carpenters, Shcenakers, Uphosferers Harness Makers
and other Hammers. of the best makers Pumps,
Coffee Mills of several kinds, Mortars and Pestes,
Whips, and a fine assortment Of
Table AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Which will be offered to the and at retail on very
accommodating terms.
liberal disc cunt made to the country trade.
No trouble to show goods-purchasers are invited to
call aud see. BAKER g. BANGS,
New Brick Store, cor. Third and Minnesota SITS.
July i4-daw3m