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V IS Syth Third 81. eorsr efCh<Try, PhiIadclphfa
%hn Esraehr 1r.. John e J9eobTi. James n esas-
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NOTICE EyTR

have small stock vi common lOiing that will dis
pose Of al Cost, evsn less, my Spring
stock OF inc EOodH-
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GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

THE Tue D gestire RW-
i i'd, Gastric JIies, pro.
pared from Renuet, or the
Fourth stomach OF the OK,
after the directions OF Ia
ron liiebiE, the great Physi-
illogical Chemist, by J.S.
HOuGHTnN, Al. D., Phila-
delphia. Pa.
This is NATURES OWN
REMEDY for an unhealthy
stomach. No art OF man
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can equal itscurative powers 1t contains ALeoHoL
RIITERs ACIps, or NArSEnUs DRU0s. II Is extremely
agreeable TO the taste, and may be taken by the most
feeble pstieis who eat water cracker without
Is
CAN on the agent get descriptive circnlar gratis,
giving large of :ESrIFIc Evidence from Lilo
bg's Animal Chcnstry; l'r. ccmbes Physiology of D
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OGthe United SIates-
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800 wood band boxes.
Thankful Tor the liberal pat Onage heretofore eyl.udsd
us, we solicit continuance OF The sane
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JUST RECEIVED.
10 tSoARSkLS extra Flour, boyer brauh,'
100 90 10 10 DO do buckeye MsP
oc2a GoRDoS. TST PISiHS; 4 n.
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i BALTIMORE.
Established in 1928.

~THoMPsoN REYNOLDS, interested in the ,no,.
House, respectfully invites Western Merchants 10 NV
hima call, dCl9- !ft1
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Revolving Murder.--Ro bhcry,

A man named George Debcar in the employ
of Deputy Sheriff Young, residing near West
Bend. Washington County. committed an afro
ciOus murder in that neighborhood last night.
not far from midnight. under the following cir
cumstances, as reported to us by q gentleman
from that county:
Debear called at the honse OF German
named John Muehr and asked for a drink of
water. Mr.. Muehr said he would give him
beer to drink. and opened cellar trap-door to
descend. when Debear struck him with q ham
mer on the head. Mir. Murhr ran toward the
next house. sixty rods off. Debear Immediately
followed and gave her cash on the neck with
knife. A hired boy. about fifteen years old,
was met by Debear on his way to alarm the
neighbors. chased into piece of corr, and a
knife thrust through and through his neck.
Debear, after dispatching the boy, rihed the
house and took $50. that Muehr had that day
received for pair of steers. and fired the
house. He then dragged the body Of The boy
out Of the cOrnfield aud attempted TO throw 1t
in the flames. Mr.. Muehr remained in the
cellar while the house was burning.
Mrs. Muehr recovered partly, crawled on
her hands and knees to the next house and
gave the alarm. The murderer then fed. and
no trace of him can be found. Men are on the
alert in every direction. The lives of both MIR,
and Mrs. Muehr are utterly dc>paired of. De-
bear is described as an American. 6 feet hiah
20 years old. light complexion, light brown
bair, long narrow face, narrow breast stoOp
shOuldrred. scro;ulous scar on the right side oil
his neck. reward Of 500 has been offered
or his appreh nson.--.MiiUaufee. teUs.
We learn by dispatch that the murderer was
arrested in Milwaukee on Thursday evening.
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GENERAL HARDWARE
AND WOODEN WARE FURNISHING STORE.
BAKER & BANGS,

"ep bTscx Store, corner Of Third and Mlaneselt
StTeefs, Saint Paul,
| w HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in II ,rdv are
w Wooden Ware, Stores of ali kn,Is lons. kin.
tshing Hardware, Agricultural and D,mesfic I,nns
%e''s, e.., e.s. lar.e ann varied assortment the
now open for Inspection u counry trade specially
BAKER & BANGS bsg respectfully to anror,co .,
the citizens OF Saint Paul sud The territory uf Mnc.
sota, that they have received already have daily
arrivals Of Is In TIE line " general Harware Fur
nishing Goods, CODES Wnrc. he Tin War, etS etc
Am 'ng their assortment wifi BE- found cvmple variety
| VI The most approved ylcs OF y 80
| tFANC1', PARLoR AND COOKING STOVES,
Among which arc The g!nck Diamond, Mayowcr. Char
ter Oak, Morang STAR, The Assortment VI rsrlvr
am Fam 81. Yes Il very 'ine.
They have al, paid ia ticnlar attention 10 the de-
cha ehge coimetiti ,le cxerlitIce, variety and
II tie stick Rods ia lis branch Of tier
business.
Carpcuters' Tools, L. wells. etc.. Of all kinds, and
irSh i''e n'~t approved max. Bench Sore VS., etc.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
w very kihd that can be- OF use TN IA M, with all the
Recently invented an appro, Ell machines In the
S'riin'nt will he found P.ouHhs. frrrent makes,
ia,r vs. CuIiIva'ors scy,he Sahs, Cradles; Ok Jokes
ana Rows Hay ana Duug Forks, Spades. C. ais, Veyc
table kcttt> large si,r Chorus etc. r,c.
Wtud n. btkc' aud Willow Wa~e, BIZ ka,s. plain AMI
Fancy, Bf, UiIis, Tubs Willow and other Baskets.
PATENT SCALES,
hMchcS, Rotary j. pattern, aud Platform S,alcs, in
every variety.
SAWS.
Pitt, NH. CrnssCu, Rand. Comrass Rack, anil Panpel.
JAPANNED AND BRITANNIA WARE,
In IL assortment, comprising every article required
for domestic usc. pecial!y,
I'Reti,r ~ifh an immense variety Of other desirable
sn NECESSARY articles. Inch may found Psiut
Giiu"rs GrinH SENS; Nal of Al k!vls end sig -,
Carpt Mt To Sh e;sakcrs, Uphei luss Makers
and ether Hampers. OF the best rlak1 RS PUMPS,
Coffee NILS. OF several kinds, Mor,ars AMI Pesllcs
Whips. and fine assortment If
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Which will BE- to The tratc anu 1T retail ON very
terms.
A liberal disc unit made to thu conn.ry trade.
No trouble to show gools.-p rchastrs are ilvited to
cali ami see. BAKER & RANGS
New Brick Sure. ar. Third aud MINI sofa SITS.
July l4-.!aw3ni
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eau rION.

THE travelling public will beware Of certain hanG
bills published and issued by the New York Central
Railroad Agents, advertising their fares fWo dollars and
half less to Nc0 York than by auy route. The
fares and rates of transportation the Ne Pork and
Erie Railroad anc its branches leading from Neac Fork
City, to Dankrk Buffalo. Niagara Falls, andndaig-
ia: Syracuse, Rochester, Oscgo anil connecting with
all Western Railroads. and Steamboat lines, lou,
and toiH be continued loo by any Railroad or
Steamboat line. The New York and Erie Railroad is
in perfect cond on. It's ivide double track and rolling
stock cannot be equalled by Railroad Company in
America. The systematic of Its ercMsiUe
telegraph line renders accidents and delays impossible,
which are SO frequent lines having continuous line
TO New York City, and many ectIons to make.
Through Tickets to New York. Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, sale the De Sofa Ho se Galena.
B. F. SMITH, Gen'l Ag't,
N. Y. D. 4. X. X.
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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 c. nmis business, take this
my sucere thanks to mary 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, anil that i'll
yrt continue to''Jpg tosc,hcr with renewed conf
dcnce in each other.
Ny purchaser and In the Dry Goods business
Mr.. l.. e. DUNN, comm, MI to my former customers
In tia line As gentleman Of strict integrity, who will
at al times be found really aud willing I" accommodate
them with desirable goods, and at re aSonabe prices.
Aug 8, l855--i&wtf A. L. LARPENTEUR.
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The Council and Representative Districts.
In order to place the Council and Represen
tative Districts before our readers in a practi
cal. convenient form. we have compiled the fol
lowing table from the proceedings the Appor
tionment Committee. Dispensing with the nu
merical form of the Districts named in the law
we merely give the particular Counties ani
parts of Counties. with the number of Council
lors and Representatives that the several 10
calities are authorized to elect, carried out te
the right of the column. This table should bt
preserved. 1t will prove a convenient matter
of reference to every citizen:
coUNcrLLoHs.
Washington County, south of the north
line of Saltwater Precinct, elects. .....
Washington, north of the NORTH line of
saltwater Precint, and the Counties Of
Chisago, Itasca, Doty and Superior
eject .....................
st. Paul and Little Canada elect.
st. Anthony elects. Observation-Disclosures.
Goodhue, Dodge and Freedom elect.....
Benton, Glass; Todd, Stearns and Wright,
and the Precincts ofRum River aud Ma.
nOmin in Ramsey, elect.
Dakota elects. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /
Scott and Rice elect. ...................
Pembina elects. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fillmore elects. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i
Houston and Mower elect.
Winona and Wabasha elect. l
Olmsted elects. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !
LIE Sueur. Steele, Farribault, Blue Earth.
Brown. NicOlet, Siblcy, Pierce and
Renvllle elect. ....................
Hennepn, Carver and Davis elect. /
Total .................... Is
REPRESENTATIVES.
Cottage Grove and Point Douglas elect.
Saltwater elects. Observation-Disclosures. 2
Marine Mills and the Counties of Chisago,
Itasca. Doty and Superior elect. !
The First Ward of the City of st. Paul aud
the portions of the old st. Paul Precinct
outside the City limits elect. ......... 2
The Second and Third Wards of the City
OF ST. Paul and Little Canada elect. 3
ST. Anthony elects. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
Goodhue. Dodge and Freedom elect...... 2
Benton elects. Observation-Disclosures. i
Cass, Todd. Stearns and Wright, and the
Precincts of Rum River and Manomin
in Ramsey County elect. =. Il
Dakota elects. q
ScOtt elec's.. ..................
nice eiec's' ''.''.'''''.'....
Femolna elects. .................... u
lilmOre elects. ................... II
elects. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Mower elects ................... 80. i
Win0na and Wabasha elect.............. 81
OlmSteu
NicOllet. Steele aud Farrbault elect.... II
Blne Earth, Brown, LIE Sueur, Sibley,
Pierce and Renville elect. q
Carver and the Precincts in Henncpin Co.
South and West OF Lake Minnetonka and
Little Falls Creek elect. FL
The remainder of Iiennepn in connection
with Davis County elect. 81
Total. ..................... as
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

E%ROM the Subscriber, at Iascvle, on June -
Il the 29th. u dark BAY HORSE. five years IN
cid, both hind feet white and letter brand, d. GRA
fore shoulder. By returning said Horse at LaKee
10 J. Bracket, a reward oi $40 will be given.
TuOS. PARKINSON.
Lakeville, NJ. T., Aug 10. 1S53-wlw
st PETERS Courier please copy twice aud send bill to
this
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THE ALL-RAILROAD ROUTE
PROBATE C0UkT...RAMsEY COUNTY.

"ARSIAL SHERMAN, of Ramsey County, having
WI applied to the PROBATE Court that the Adininis
ra,urS the estate of Edward II. May, late of said
County, be deCreed to convey him certain
estate which the said deceased might be compelled todo
living. Ii Is ordered tht notice cf said application
heard the ofice of rrbae judge. i'll the City Of
st. Paul. the nth lay of Au-ut nexi at ten clock
the forenoon of that diy; an order this notice to
be published in the Weekly Minnesotian. OF the
news, apes published st Paul. In said county, for
successive weeks l.e .-r fs.t.s-
Dated at st. Pau. this 10Th day OF July, 1855.
- RICHARD FEWER, Probate Judge,
iyliw6w RamSey County. fTfn
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Cottage Grove Lands /!
PRICE SIS PER ACRE!!

PRICE So PER ACRE
Half Cash. and the Balance in One and T,co
Years Without Interest.
ACRES, consisting mostly Of
AO9OOO smooth, rolling Prairie situated
in the delta Of country embraced between the Missis-
sipp and ST Croix Rivers, In central locality. within
Two hours ride OF st Paul, Pc Douglas. Hastings.
Alton. Hudson. Red Rock anil Saltwater, all a:fordng
ready and accessible 'r<cts for produce.
These lands situated In the oldest and best cufi-
val district in Minnesota. The soil Is rich dark
loan. The G eat West, IN Railroad, completed
from Chicago to Maii-o Wis. and In progr thence
Nurlhwes ward, will in short time BE- pushed forward
10 the Mississippi Hiver the 81 Croix Prescott
ami Point Dongas and pass through portion of these
lands TO st Paul.
These lands will be sold in quantities., fnot less than
Az acres.) to suit purchasers.
HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer In Real Estatc.
St Canl. ~
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Know Nothing and Know Something Fusion.
ROCHESTER. August 2.
The Know Nothings and Know Something's
held a fusion meeting here yesterday, and
agreed to unite on the Anti Slavery Platform.
They also agreed to uphold the PrOhibitory
Law.
BALTIMORE. August 3.
The drying house of Garnechi's Powder Mill
near Wilmington, Del. exploded this morning
killing six men. 1t contained a ton aud a half
of powder. All the workmen employed in it
were killed at once. being Town to atoms.
which were found at various distances Of from
SO to 200 yards. One OF the mills situated at
some distance also exploded at the anne time.
fatally injuring several of the workmen and
badly woundng others.
The official statements give the following as
the number of cases of yellow fever at the
points around Norfolk "a cases. 6 deaths.
cases under treatment Portsmouth and Cos
port 100 cases, Al deaths The deaths in Ports
mouth yesterday were 7. GospOrt 4. There
was ten new cases in the latter place. The
Secretary Of the Navy has granted the use OF
the Navy Hospital. srqrr
NEW YORK August 8 10 P. NJ.
Up to the present hour we are without any
Information from North Carolina. The light
ming at the South renders it very doubtful
whether we get anything tonight.
Gov Reeder and the Kansas Hat Breeds. :.
Va -3fsll q ST. LOUIS. July 80.
l.. Gov. Reeder in a copy OF MS answer toFSec
Rotary Marcy sietter to him. furnished TO the
! Lawrence Tribune. saysit bears no relation Il
the purchasing of Half Breed Kansas bonds
He purchased no such lands. and thinks be ha
been treated unfairly. because the 'residen
called on him for defense against the charge
of violating rules which are not specified. II,
| asks for that specification.
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NEW DRY GOoDs FIRM-L. C. Dunn, E. O.,
who has so long been the accommodating and
popular head clerk in the Dry Goods Depart
ment of Mr.. Larpenteur's business. has pur-
chased of Mr.. l.. his entire stock. and will here
after be lat home " in his own store when the
ladies call upon him. The grade of the street
has rendered it necessary for the present to
climb short fight of steps in order to get
into the store, but Mr.. Dunn proposes to OBJ
viatc this difficulty by placing new and highly
finished story underneath his present sale
room. He leaves for the East on Monday for
the purpose of purchasing his Fall and Winter
stock and does not intend to come back with
out bringing with him full supply of every
thing handsome and fashionable to be found in
the New York and Boston markets.
DAY d JENKs.-SCme people complain oil
dull times, but judging from the number Of
customers We see hourly visiting the store o.
Day & jerks, they do not find cause of com
plant. Besides their city trade. they arc
doing more of jobbing business than We
thought it possible for any Drug and Medicine
establishment to transact in St. Paul for the
next iye years.
TIE Gin 9RowH."-The Old Brown Drug
Ste e folks have some cf the best imported
cigars we have smoked FOR many a day. Bet
ter buy. those OF you who are iond OF the weed
as the tobacco crop is short in Cuba this wear
and cigars must rise; besides a revolution is Ii.
able to break out inthat island at any moment
which would cut of our supplies and hes de:
again the article will improve by Keeping
Farmers can also find turnip seed at the OLD
Brown.
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VuNEE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
II George N. Proper and Chares wilcox under The
AMI arm OF Proper Wilcox. in The Real Estate
and Land Agency Business, this y dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will be condn ted here
same a. heretofore. CHAS. WILCOX.
Minneapolis, July 1, 1855 2wd&w
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Joseph Bcrgfeld,
Dea or in
STOVES AND TIN WARE.

Hard,on'e, agricultural Implements, Lift and
Force Pumps. of all ksnds. &c.. &c..
ROBERT STREET, BELOW THIED STREET.
IOSEPII BERGFELD, having purchased the extern
u Eive stock and establishment of Mr.. J. H. Byers
ready to supply purchasers. His stock, al its branches
has been largely ncrca> ed, and by the aid uf
workman, he is enabled promptly to ill all special
ORDERS
There is Nc! establishment in the city which has
iar or more varied stock Of The most apr, we'd knls
PARLOR. HALL AND KITCHEN STOVES,
And among ia. III may De found the following, with all
the utensils c. ulIletc. viz
Charter Oak, rrxe Premium,
Enlpir" State. Ca.if. rilia, do.
Alack Diamond, Ia tern, do,
Union -Air-ttght, Eagle, 10,
American Ar-tigh', Pioneer, do, ..-'
Albion Airtirht, Air tight, do, o.
We>tt ri Queen, Uncle sam. do.
Morning Star.
In the general sortInrnt will be fauud-
LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS,
Fy,lranf Rams, britannia Ware,
India Rubber Hose, Ice Chests,
Chain PUMPS, Water ca lers,
Tin Lined Stove Utensils Chafi.Ig Dishes,
Japaned Ware, Spiral Scales.
Faucets, Fancy Thu Ware. cunfecton ry PURPOSES,
Japannr Tea Chests, uraniclted; all kinds OF Grass
Ware, Ba terry Kette', etc.,
T.uan C"pper-Smithlns promptly attended t.. Every
order Set tn this establishment will meet with prompt
attention. Work warranted.
JOSEPH CYEGrELD.
St. Paul, June I, 1s55-Gtf
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: $40 Ramsey County, I'd Judicial DIS riot.
Emily Robinson, erc
ogai st -
Moses Robinson.
THO MOSES ROBINSON, Decentralization are here by
u summoned and required to si,swer the cninp, int
this ton. which has be fed In the cfice OF the
Clerk of the Distr! Court for the County Ramsey,
and 10 copy of your answer to said complaint
upon Us, at cce, in the City of ST. Paul, tn the
County Of Ramsey. and Territory AID, within
thirty day, after the service hereof upon ou,excufve
Of The day tuch servicc aid II fail to answer
SAIL complaint aitEin the time aforesat, the Plaintiff
this acrion Will apply 10 the Court for the relief de-
naned in the con'pia Mt. HNssA sa@ 9a-f#
Dated 1t ST. Paul, June 30th. 1855 p
SANBORN & FRENCH,
tyl4w6w 4- ri .intG's Attorneys.
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Tennessee Election.

The last returns from Tennessee state that
Johnson, Dem, is undoubtedly elected Cover
uol over Gentry K. N. by small majority.
i.vers and ZOil.ko.:er K Is. are elected 10
Congress in the 9Th and l0ah Districts.
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PROBATE COURT.
TERRIIoRy:9 OF MINNESOTA.
CnrrAsr.z e, r .nAKnH

"a - 4 TERaIIORY-0 OF MlNNEsOTA.s -
ssv ~ County or DAKOTA L. &
PROBATE COURT.
KUHEREAS s Louisa s. thompson has lately aepiifd
w nie, in ge OF tho Corrt of Probate in ana fsr
the County of Dakota, TO have certain instrument in
wit Jig. ,cing iae Tha 25ti, day of September, A. D.
1885, duly proved ist VII ard festameltef ar
IT'S 81 Fhoraas lsta of county of Dak6a, deceas
ed. Therefore persons Interested IN the same are
re suire To be and appear oere ME al ny once at Men
1fa 8, Mondav tt c0tn day Of August, A D. 1855 at
30 O'Clock in the Of said dsy. then and there
attend D. the probate Of the said last will and
. Dated July %, 1885. a II.
July e7--.w3t. rN 80 =
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OBITUARY

Died at the residence IT J. Wilson, St. Anthony ST.
yesterday morning at O'clock, Mrs. MARY IRVINE
agel q
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SAINT PAUL IRON STORE.
NIC0LS g. BERKEY,

Successors to MarshdA 8. Co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IRON, CAST AND
" Plow Sieel, Nstls. Anvtls, Bellows, Vices, Hand
and edge Hammers Croebsrs, Elliptic SPRINGS, Axles
Wagoi and Rnsgy Boxes Cable and Log Shans, Pitts
bnrgh Coa etc. liberal discount made TO the tade
Wabasaa street, st. Paul, II. =. Nay Adaw
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TExHIToRv OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT CoCRT,
Ramsey County, I'd IN lie q. District. s
Truman NJ. Smith, '-ia
a1ainst -
Charles d. Chapman, ( Snmasons Jor EeHtt.
and Sus an Chairman, hts wife.
gHNo the ab,ve named D 'fen'ianS.- You are hereby
u summoned and required 10 answer the complaint
in this action, which aas hee died IN The oce of the
Clerk Of the said District Court IN he County Of RAM
say, and vi your anewer to the ead COM
plaint on the subscribers, their oe, IN The City
St PAUL in said county, within twenty days after the
service here -, excusiveot the day Of such service
ami II yor fail to the sud complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff In ths action will ~ ply
IN, cour, Tor the rsf 'enl.ritsdin the compiafnt.
dated 81. Paul; June nth. 1876. 1sis. 7ui2J
,.fal = .adf .- lsi- baISBIN g. HIfsEL0w,
-,sa-E ~ a s.,... ss Fla milf q Attorneys.
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NEW WORK.
Gilbert Davis, ESQ.,,
Daniel Curtis, ESQ,
Capt. A. De Peyster,
Messrs. s. Thompson g. re,
.phcw,
Messrs. Williams & Guion
PHILADELPHIA.
Joseph Patterson, Esq.,, Pre-.
inent Western Bank
Ncssrs Drexel3 Co, Banker.
" r Taylor & Co.,
:" Bingham & D,,cx,
I" Freed, Ward 6 Freed,
&C Siters, James& CO..
&C Bai'y s Co;
Edward Hurst. Esq. Notary
Public;
II. Messchert. Atty at Law,
James Kitchen, N. D,
VIM. Stoever, Esq.
vICKS BURG.
4essrs. Brown, & johnson,
Bankers
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CHICAGO STEAM ENGINE WORKS.
W.st End Of Polk Street Bridge, Chicago

H.P MOSES, asq7r
USRO2srETOR and MANUFACTURED of Stationery
ana ss.-.ze High or Low Pressure STEAM EN-,
GJNES. BOZ LERS, MILL GEARING, ON and BRA So
CASTINGS The Proprietor pays particular attentoG 10
the maunrac!ure Of Gang, Muley, Circular and Gate
SAW MILLS. with every variety q gearing for steam
or water. He to erder, notice, Nartue.
Mining Mi Machinery and Shop Engines from 10 $40
horse power, with their Boilers and Machinery oompete,
and will furnish his ora ..i Z, IA s4,@ =
-. CELEBRATED MU-EYS!"
parties who purchase the balance OF thciy maeb!oeS
in other places.
Pars Of Mills Engines and Nueys, hept nstanty
hand faei iate repairing eAtIor VIII
paid to all Communications from distant Localities,
aid plans, specifications and estpates furnished upon
application by natl, post paid. s-f
- For particulars, he would refer to all for wScna
he has built Engines years nest, to the superior
quality and 'r-ah lily .: his work.
Address, n. P. MOSES, Bex 4ec, Chicago Post once,
Chicago, Iiirlois. u5y3o w6m