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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-07-26
Agricultural InIltneItsj
TIME undersigned is prepared to receive and an
IL swer orders for
MANNY'S REAPER e. MOWER.

MANNY'S REAPER i MOWER,
which is decided to be the best Machine for our so
being much lighter in weight than any other machine
yet introdnced--and performs the work Of Reaping
equal to any other invention. will also receive or.
ders for EMERY'S ] and Horse Powers and
Threshers and seperators Saw Mills, Power and
Hand Corn Shelters, Fan Mills, Burrows Grist
Mills Clover HulIers, Sausage-meat Cutters and
Suffers Garden Engines Ruggles, Nourse, Ma
son B Co.'s celebrated Flows; Peoria Steel Flows,
BellevilIe Phoenix, Farmers Jewell, Grand de Tour
and Jewett's, Harrows, Cultivators, Horse Hoes,
Seed Drills, Wheat do, Corn Planters, Shovels,
Spades, Hoes, Grain Shoyels, Manure Forks, Horse
Rakes, Hand Do, Churns Of every variety. Cheese
Presses, Dog Powers for Chnrning, Cider Mills,
Brick Machines. Ditch Diggers, ETC., etc.
These articles will be furnished at ST. Louis prices
with the addition Of freight, and delivered to purchas-
ers, at st. Panl Printed catalogue Of prices can
be seen at my Office. Terms cash in all cases. The
article furnished will be warranted the best there
to b had in any market and no articles furnished ex-
cept to order. @. III. KELLEY.
Northwood. Benton County, 1856. ma-tf4n
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Grow. Wing Varie | l!tlore.
Ia BE
~ EEf s constspely - bind, a. ilos M, 4
IN III lowest poasitls Tates S y 8 Us
Dry Goods and Groce ries
4JkWy9S 4N S9 IS W 80

-
Heshas large stock. and i rand ID diposs n
them d / fair rate for. cash 81 Fnrs. From n
location on the bpfdar of tho Indian county,
those wishing outfits for the Indian trade, would
do well 70 purchase Of him. He will keep anp-
plies % furnish those wishing 70 60 into the um-
beFing business. 5
He has constantly on hand Bark Canoes, fl
TED up with Oil Cloths, Tents. etc.,ttc ssil q
hire 70 psrsons wishing to visit the Pine region
above, explore that vast country lately coded 10
the United States BY the Chippewa Indians, 81
make 4 trip Up the Mississippi and across b
Fondu Lac, the head Of Lake superior. ny The
Savanna Portage. Savanna and 81. Louis Rivers.
The traveller DESTROYS Of witnessing the most in
teressins portions 81 wilds the of 4merica, should
by ill means take this trip, Guides u Voyagers,
can always be furnished to travellers. who afe
perfectly familiar with those routes. and are men
who can be trusted making the journey perfectly
safe. Refer 70 Borup and Oaks, AZ. Paul, ani
Ramsay Cooks, N. Y. ytf
Crow Wing ADfil 20. Ss sssss 8 sE "
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s 5 o @ @ @

XXTORTH Of Goods can be found at BALLS
wv WESTERN ENTIRE SToRE, 1T st. An
thony, at Wholesale Retail, and at prices which
can not be beat.
My Stock consists Of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Millinery and Dress Goods Hats, Caps, Boots and
Also, large supply IF Groceries and Provision.
shall also keep full ASSORTMENT Of the above
goods at my store at Anoka. s
ST. Anthony, May Is. r. BALLs& CO.
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GROCy ERIES.

The very best Of articles in the above named line
Of GooDs can always be obtained at his store at
much lower rates than at any similar eatabllsll-
ment il the Territory.
Particular attention in the preparation and dis
pensing Of Medicines. Physicians and Country
Dealers will find for their interest to call and ex-
anime his stock, as Inducements will be offered
to their advantage. 5ss E
T N. B. Physicians' prescriptions will be care
fully and properly compounded.
All the best patent medicines Of the day can
als1a ys ~ aincd 100 thu lo.vess Also,
an assortment Of Cigars, Tobacco and Confec-
tioRery.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes H air Dyes,
Pomases, Hair Washes and Oils "a large variety.
Fancy Soaps, Cosmetic, ETC.,
Druggists Glassware, Burning Find, Potash,
Acids, Oils, Varnishes, Glue, Brushes, etc.
+ "A choice assortment Of best Teas, Figs, Raj
sins. Jellics, Jams, Ketchups, etc. etc, at the
lowest market price.
Remember the Bnzar At the Winslow House,
where Chnmpasnes. Holland Gin, Rum, Old
Port, Madeira, Sherry, Mnscat, Malaga, Scotch
and Irish Whiskey, Monongahela and Bourbon
Whiskey, pure, can always be found Of the very
best quality, and at the very lowest prices.
Saint Paul, April, ytf
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DESIRE MICHAUD,

(successor 10 ALEX. REY.) Wholesale and Re-
tail Dealer in Groceries. Wines, Liqaofs, Pre-
served Fruits, Spices, Produce, Etc. Robert
Street, near Third Street, ST. Paul. Minnesota.
lE The highest price paid for country Pro-
dnce. e5a
ST. Paul, April, yH
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Ne o e / g u

NTOTICE il hereby given that application viii
i y Be- made 10 the Board Of County Commissioners
for the County of Benton their next regular SEES
sion, for the location Of County Road commencing
at the head Of Russell Street, ii the town of Sank
Rapids from thence on the most practicable roe 70
thirty ak North OF Range No. thirty west, thsnce
70 Elk River, thence On the most practicable routs
east TO Rum River. NE
Sank Rapids, June 4h, 1866
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!. E. WHITNEY,

]. E. WHITNEY, I
Daguerrean Artist, Corner of Third and Cedar
Streets, Saint Paul, N. 7.
Miniatures taken IN every style Of the art. Also,
Landscape Views everything appearing as IN
nature, except the colors.
Saint Panl, April, s ytf
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biARK.I.EY AND KERN |,
! CHARLES Z. MAYO & Co,

(Successors 10 r. s. NEWELL wholesale and
B Retail Dealers in Hardware md Cutlery.
Manufacturers of and Dealers in Stoves and
Tin Ware, Third Street, ST. Paul, Min. Ter.
e. y, MAYO. yd 3. BAnGs, IN.
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MARTIN DREW.

Manufacturer Of all kinds and Qualities Of Sad
d dies, Harness, Collars. Trunks, VaIises. Whips,
Fly Nets, etc, etc. Also Carriage Trimming.
All kinds Of repairing in his line, done in the
shortest possible,time, Third Street, between
Minnesota and Roberts, ST Paul. Minnesota
Territory. t5
Saint Paul, NJ. T., April. ytf
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B IG LAX E S r 0 R { /!
JOSEPH BROWN,

eJSJDHITI DIIJfV IN, & II
EEPs constantly on hand, Dry Goods. Gro
IN. ceries. Provisions, etc, and deals in Fnrs.
All Of which will be furnished at trifing advance
on St. Paul prices. Those wishing to supply them-
selves with provisions in the vicinity Of Big Lake
and above there, will please call and examine his
goods and prices before going elsewhere. n
Big Lake, Benton County, NJ t., April 20, 1855
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JOSEPH B q o. w M )
Proprietor Of the Big Lake House,
WILL endsavor 70 please all ~ who give him 2
Wv call. This house is situated Immediately ON
the shore Of Big Lake. This lake abounds in fine
fish, and many bite readily at the hook, making
sport for those fond Of angling. s
Big Lake, Benton County, April 20, 1855. ytt
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Jew STORE IN ST. CLOUD CITY

n. m. SMITH, & CO.,
rs now receivn,, anextensive assortment Of Hard
Edge Tools, Ready sst.ade Clothing, Fancy Dry
Goods, etc.
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STEES AND HUNT,
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds Of Furni-
ture, corner Of srd and Minnesota Streets, 81.
Paul. 1y.tf
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PALMER AND HAYWARD,

Attorneys at Law. Empire Block, St. Paul, N. i.
EDWARD C. PALMER, Commissioners for
Vermont.
WILBUR M. HAYWARD, Notary Public.
st. Paul, M. r., April, 1855. yf
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Mahogany T. Ro.avood sofs.
& Tete-a-Tetes
Eaav Chairs
Sc Rock;nc Cha;rs
Sofa Bottom.
~ !. n,Ioman.
D;vans
Marble Ton Centre Tables
Mahogany Z
Black Walnut Y q
{ Marble Top Wash Stands
Mahopa any and Walnut Wash stands
Mahogany Bedsteads
Bureaus.
Common Bedsteads.
s Common Chairs ssslt;
Cane Sent Chairs !.
Reed
Common
Arm u.
Velvet Carpets.
Tapestry $ f
Ingram
Three Ply
p..,ss.,a
TSamman &c
vi Cl0tnS, s
Rmrs.
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The only general Furnishing EsiabEslt-
ssent Vest q Chicago. Persons soish-
ing House Furnishing Goods ,ciH do
irell To call and examine.
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ALEXANDER REY,

ALEXANDER REY,
Wholesale Grocer, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant, Lower Levee, st. Paul, Minnesota.
Saint Paul, M. T., April, yH Al
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MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY

MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY.
8. p. FoLsoM AND Co., General Land Agents,
ST. Paul. Minnesota. Office on "a street, Ii tho
Minnesotian Building. Property bought and
sold, lands entered, money loaned, and invest
ments made throughout the Territory,
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L. C. KENNEY,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stufs, Chemicals. Pefamery. ect., at the
Bazaar Drug store, Winslow House. 81. Paul,
Minnesota Territory. ytf Il,
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IS BY the Gallon Of Barrel, for sale
ss SWEETS STORE,
psil I, 1855. 1tf.
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POSTAGE ON THE TRIBUNE.
il NJ ,b6 "a The Weekly, Is On the Semi
Weekly, 52;; payable quarterly in advance At tho
Office where The paper isreceived.
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Cut-fcr sale 1t
sET'S STORE.
I
~ I for sale At
ET'S STORE.
If
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~ warranted % IS ,he best, for sale
!. SWEETS STORE.
Ss1k Rapids, April, Il
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lafly on hand and for
nets STORE.
If

u best quality. IN cans, for
jspsi,. s. Z ] ! Il {
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-02-28

DRESS GOODS-Plcd Mernoes, Raw
~ silks, Persian Cloths, Paramettas, Coburgs, De
LANES, &C., low figures can be found ut
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Rooms 10 Let.

The airy and capacious hay loft in my
-cow.shed being empty, desirable opening
is now offered to the "Know- Nothings" OF
this and the adjoining township. Its ioca
tion and arrangements are favorable to
secrecy mt all hours, and no foreign sr Other
pigs OF poultry will be allowed, for prudcn.
tisl reasons, to come Rear the building.
No Spanish Brown, or Venetian Red has
been allowed to interfere with the immacu
late native colors Of the outside GOV ring -
Commanding positions for the iookouts car
be easily constructed at the cracks and crew
ices ON either side; and safe retreat is read
lily reached beneath the stable floors in cast
there should be arising among the Catho
lies. .
1t is TO be one condition Of the bargain
how ever, that no foreigners whatever ar,
to be admitted into the Lodge-room-mucI
less to govern it, II "native-born" only hav'
the requisite knowledge TO rule, let it be SO
Exotics must submit to a reasonable pro
baton before naturalization-2l years vii
be short enough, even for some, born SOM
ways this side Of The Atlantic. l go 70
"requisite knowledge" and "the best manu-
factory" r.. .....,...t JicoBUs.
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ObitEary.

Our townsnan and respected fellow citi-
zen, Willis CANON, has been suddenly
stricken down by the hand Of death, in the
midst of his years aud usefulness. In the
fall tide OF activity, and at time when his
plans needed most his agency in their ac-
complishment, he is called away to other
scenes, and il is hoped, to life of rest un-
broken by the troubles and yicisitudes of the
world.
Though partially prepared to hear Of his
death at any moment for the last two or
three days, yet when the intelligence cnme,
it struck the heart with oppression and
grief. Ho was ono who not only wished to
live, himself, but one whom others wished
might live. This last fact was fully proved
during his illness by the many and anxious
inquiries made concerning his health, and
the cordial hopes expressed on every side
that he might recover. But the heart that
was not wont TO yield to discouragements
and adversely, has ceased to beat-the eye
that could smile at darkening prospects is
closed, and the voice that knew how to
cheer amid the breaking storm, is hushed
forever. Social, kind, generous and hospi-
table, he has held an enviable position in
the esteem and affections of his friends and
neighbors.
Such were his qualities, and such the es.
timation in which he has been held, that fol
many years no individual has died in this
community, with whom it has seemed
more reluctant and unwilling to part.
Yesterday, his numerous friends and rela
tives attended his remains to their last rest
ing place. The grave has added another, tc
the unnumbered millions ofthc departed; bu
among them all, few will be adjudged to have
possessed more of the high and noble quail
ties that render society agreeable and desira
!, abi than belonged to our deco nsc' fr enc
and brother. Il.
Aurora, Feb. %, 1855.
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ne Nienna- Pease copierenee bad not


vet opened. VIZ u y r - ~ u ~
Affairs in the Crimea were unehanged.
There Is reported battle between the
Russians and Turks on the Danube, in
which the Turks were victorious. Il is also
reported that mutiny Of the Zou1Ves had
taken place in the Crimea, and that 400 had
been sent prisoners to Constantinople.
Sir Charles Napier has made a savage
speech against the Government.
Parliament had adjourned, but at the re-
quest Of Lord Palmerston, II was 10 have
re.asSembled on the 18th inst.
In the reconstruction Of the British Cabi-
net, Derby, Lansdowne, Russell and Clsr-
endon were successfully sent for by the
Queen, and all failed to form a Cabinet,
when Palmerston was called in and sue
ceeded.
Canrobert reports the death Of Captains
Boutel aud Castleman, during a sortie by
the Russians on the night Of the 4th. He
previously reported that Menehikof had
gone nurthward. The Russians are con-
stantly making sorties. Supplies are reach
ing the British camp in abundance. The
army is still sickly. Frosty nights, and fine,
mild days prevailed.
The latest official dispatches from Rag
Ian are to the 23d and oath. Both allude
to the improvement in the weather, and
speak cheeringly Of the future prospects,
The latter says: "We resume our work be-
fore the town with renewed activity"
France has sgniied her willingness to
negotiate a separate treaty with Prussia,
provided it covers the same obligations US
that Of December I'd.
The feeling ut Constantinople is strongly
in favor Of peace.
Holland and Denmark are seeming to
Join the Western alliauce.
Earl Lucan is recalled from the command
Of the cavalry in the Crimeu.
The English missionaries in Poland have
been ordered to leave the Russian territory
1t is said the Emperor ofFrance will take
command OF the army operations on thu
Rhine. Prince Napoleon had arrived a
Paris.
A dispatch from Admiral Bruatt says the
French batteries had received orders to re
open their fire. The Russians continued t
make solties. 1t was said that operations
for an assault are completed. The Rus
sian army is in wants Of supplies: A so.ti,
was made on III. 23d, and great loss wa
sustained by the French. 1t was rumoret
that the Zouavas had mutinied, and that 4Ot
!; had been sent to Constantnople. They de
mand retreat from the Crimea. The ri
mur is doubtless incorrect.
An apology has been made to Omar Pa
cha, and,he Withdrew his resignation.
| The Russian forces on the frontier o
Austria had been ordered to retreat to tn
, intarinr '--sa'>s-i
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More Democratic Progress Pre-
DOScd-Let llsc People Rule.

(Continued) -r .r.
The people should make their own laws,
to suit themselves never by representatives
for no one man can truly represent ano-
ther, in all the varied forms Of action reqnir-
ed of egislators,-much less can one man
fully represent numerous constituency
1t is impossible; it has been long tried, and
only produces discord, continually. Itwould
not be necessary for all to meet together, at
one place, Ito make laws. Committees may
be elected, to meet, and frame and propose
laws, but the people, only, should enact
them, as they did our present Constitution
The people Of Ohio, and several other
States, are groaning under heavy taxation,
which would never have occurred, had the
people been the truly sovereign, law making
power. Let them resume their proper self
governing power, and we will never get 20
millions in debt, again nor be taxed one per
cent yearly, on the value OF property, and
more, as many counties and cities low are.
I had written thus far, when ] first saw the
appeal Of the editor Of the Portage county
Democrat, to John Harmon, respecting the
question OF local taxation. Mr.. Harmon, ID
his articles, published in the county papers
pending the question Of forming new Con
stitu,ion for Ohio, never, | believe, advoca
ted placeing the law making, or taxing pow
or. In township trustees, boards Of education
city or town councils, but only with the sove
reign people, themselves. As they would has
to sustain the whole expense J, they should
also, have the whole honor and responsibili
", or bear the whole blame, and they wouf
be enabled, on ascertaining an error, to col
rsct 1T; and they could never, BY any colo
OF reason, be charged with sinister motives
% s,our Representatives, or other public of
GERS, often are. Township boards. and tow
councils. are indeed, nearer the peopl
nearer the macs of their constituents, the
sre y State Lsvislssures; but they =
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Baltic.
Fo rmation ef new Cabinet in England
Affairs in Tie Cimea Unchanged.
A BATTLE ON THE DANUBE.

d p, H .s..a "Hf -a tsiL --A .-a tH5 >f- 20
New YORK, Feb. a..
The Coll ins steamship Baltic has arrived,
with Liverpool dates to the 10th inst. aa
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Baltic left Liverpool on the after
noon of the 10th. 9.
The City of Manchester arrived out on
the 9th, and was taken up by the British
Government to convey troops to the Cri-
meo. M s .f,e
In England new Ministry had beer
formed, as follows Premier, Lord Palmer.
ston; War, Lord Paamure; Foreign, Ear
Clarendon; Home, Sidney Herbert; Coloni
al, Sir Geo. Gray; Exchequer, w. Glads
tone; Admiralty, Sir james Graham; Chan
cellor, Lord Cranworth;,I President OF tn
Council, Earl Granville; Privy Seal, Duk
Of Argyle; Public Works, Sir w. Moles
| worth; President of the Board Of Control
Sir Charles Wood; Postmaster, Lord Gun
ming; Without Otice, Marquis Of Laui
downe., The above form the Cabinets
Aberdeen, Newcastle and Russell 90 ou
and Psumure, comes in.,, The balancs ar
the same as the late Ministry. y 1el D ssti..
l ftsA 3 ssFAE 4. = "a .f&ff II zsA .&aFoTs4s
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UNITED STATES MAGAzINE.-Of oil cur
exchanges, none is welcomed more heartily
than this. For solid information and prac-
1ical usefulness, it Stands equal If not supe'
rior to most Of the three dollar Magazines o
the country, while it is furnished ut the low
price Of ST. 90 per annum. The February
number is on our table, and contains even
more than the ordinary amount OF valuable
reading
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Legal Notice.

0N the third day Of March, A. D. 1855,
" between the hours of O'Clock and four O'Clock
in the afternoon, the door Of the Court House In tho
village OF Ravenna. will be sold to the highest odder'
the follow ing real estate the property OF Henry i.
Seymour, deceased. Said property Is situate In the
township of Ravenna and known as being lss on
as fnIlows; North by land owned by Theron Carter,
East by the centre of the highway, West by lot number
10 the South line be parallel with the North line and
an far from said North line as 10 include 1e1 acres Of
InuI. Apnraised nj S625 90. Terms Of sale made
known mt The sale.--Ravcnna, Jan. 30, 1855.
D6 lw ERASTUS CARTER. Jr., Administrator.
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Ntm aNuartiMmtuts.
CAIEOF REAL, ESTATE BY ORDE

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
~ of Cou-i-0n the Goth day Of March, 1855, at one
O'Clock in The afrfnnnn the premises, will be sold
to the highest bidder the following real estate ths
property Of James Iloskns, deceased, to wit: BONN
d.d on the east Of lot line number (l eleven in the
township Of Palmyra. the south by land belonging to
the c'iair of James HosknS, deceased, the west by
third lot linz the north by land If George Crate be-
ing rart nrlnt No U) eleven, in the south division Of
lot, in sail Township Of Palmyra containing forty
Of land. Terms made known at the sale, 294w
JACOB V. NELL. CHARLOTTE HOSKINS,
A,m'rs of Jum.s iosk ms lrcca aSed,
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RANSOW A, GILLETr
Removal.
GRIFFIN g. BOSTWICK, Having re.

4 hIFFlN " DOSIWlCh, haVlng re-
VI moved their Furniture TO their new rooms in the
Phornix Block, directly over Bostwiek's dry goods
Store are prepared Wat their customers to any
thing In their line, stock consist part Hs fOoWs
Sofas from S25 to u Jenny Lind, SIS, Tetc-e-teIe
dce to face, suits the young exactiy Mahcgan! chairs
Marble Top Tables, Quartet and card Tables what not
Bureaus, Mahogany cottage beds, Marble top wash
stands, Piano Stools. Zoo: stools, &c.
Also, fine lot Of Hall Staiids, they arc abeauiy.
Also splendid lot ofLoOking Glasses, from lsto Sls
Also, Pictures aud Picture Frames.
4 fine lot of flair, Cotton, and Husk Mattresses,
Hair Mattresses are manufactured in our own vi
ejnity, (by Mr. McLain, OF Rootstown,) and We war
the Husk and cotton, are coming into general use Ia
many rlaess
Also, plenty of Bedstcads with Hinkley's Suspon-
sion Bed bottom. These beds have now been thor
oughly tried and all VINO have used iham are pleased
with them, we have improved the bottom by mar ins
them thicker than al frat, sell them now from -,
so, and upwards, every person who would have BE- d.
stead should buy at least for themselves and NJ
assure them they will buy no other after.
! We have a full assortment OF common furnhare
cane chairs of all kinds, fl0m 50 aud upwards
bureaus from 50 and upwards, Stands 81 80 and up
wards and cord beds cheap if people will have
! them, Tables 81, aud other work in proportion.
We have been ut considerable expense IN hitting M
our rooms, aud we invite all to call and what we
have. We know sell as cheap, to say the leas
of it, as in Cleveland elsewhere; if the people
satisfied that this is the case, will they sustain room
! of this kind by purchasing at home. All work pur'
chased in the village will be deiivcrciut the House o
the purchaser t5j-tf
| R&Vcnna, March II, 1854.