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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
12SE SPRING GOODs.-We are

Xxx SPRING GOODS are
49, now receiving per ships Arctic and New
Worio, from Liverpool our stock of China and
EaTtnenwsre. and per various arrivals from the
Northern cities our stock of plain pressed and cut
Glassware, Looking Glasses, Casters. and a vsrsd
stock OF Fancy Goods we'll selected for the cnnntTv
trade, ali OF which we promise to sell on q. fsnory
Bile terms a. any other house.
sTEBBINS K PULLEN.
mn ~ lOl Broad street.
A MUSEMENT-There is no place to
"A spend an hour, free of cost, more pieasantlv
Ia Richmond. than az OsBORNE'S splendid Dl.
GUERREAN GALLERY. At this establishment
may be seen great collection of PAINTINGS and
DAGUERREOTYPES, well worthy the attention
OF visiton. NO PAINS or EXPENSE has been
spared TO make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place Ia the city.
We are always prepared to pat up likenesses In
every style and at PRICES that DEFY competition
Always on hand, GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS
Iesfi, SHELL and Morocco CASES, of every descrip.
'3ni OSBORNE6 GALLERY,
Opposite Exchange Bank.
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WIN. s. WOOD, CHEAP WHOLE

WM. s. WOOD, CHI E A P WHOLE
w SALE AND RETAIL TIN P LATE AND
SHEET IRON MANUFACTURES, AND STOVE
DEPOT, No Main Street, Richmond, "a doors
dbope Old Market, keeps constantly on hand 3 full
assortment of Plain Tin and Fancy Japanned Ware,
Stoves, Hot Air Furnaces, Crates, Fenders sc, all
of which he offers to the public the most favora-
Bile terms
ROOFING. GUTTERING and SCOUTING exc
cutsd at short notice, either In town or country.
Country Merchants would do we'll to call and ex-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
AN determined to sell low for cash.
NH 2S-dSm VIM SEARS WOOD.
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FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN w. DAVIES.
STONE CUTTER,
SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK, War mAYo's Rs,nar
T RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
j. kind patronage daring the past three ye.rs "a
peg leaes to ~ that am now prepared to furnish
snd 70 Essicdos Saryne 0rounds and In fast ~ y,
work In the Stone Cutting and BuiIding line.
Quality Of Stone and Workmanship mot 70 be sur.
PISS North or South os so
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DANIEL O'DONNELL,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER.
No. 22O Main Street.

, RICHMOND, Va
80 uufoIauiic Rams Lift and Force Pumps Bath
and Iron Boilers &c fitted up ON the most
principles, and at the lowest prices. approved
q Orders from the country promnt,v .,
vJoBBING punctualy attended, esiy te executed.
NH l9-1m W.
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nOGGETT g. ANDERSON, UPHOL-

hOGGEI1 q ANDEhSUN, UFhOL-
H sTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Cor
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STs, are now
receiving for the Spring and Summer trade full
and elegant stock Of French and American Paper
Hangings, Borders, Fire Screens and Curtain Papers
of the newest styles, from the best factories. Also
Floor and Table Oil Cloths all qualities; white check
and Cocoa Mattings; Curtain Dsmssk and Trimming
Muslin and Lsce Curtains; Window Shades Curled
Hair and Shuck Mattresses; Feather Beds; Bolsters
and Pillows bes> quality; Hair Cloth; Sofa Springs
Webbing, &C., which will be sold on the most rea-
sonable terms, aud Paper HsneEg and Upholsteiing
promptly attended to and faithfully executed in town
or ccuntry. continuation of patronage received is
respectfully solicited, with our best endsavoss to
merit the same. NH 24-dSm
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ME AMERICAN LIFTING PUMP,
Il WITH POLLY'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE
BUCKET.-This Pump is Acknowledged By soien'
tihc men who have witnessed Its operation, to pos.
sess many advantages ever all other Lifting Pumps
now in use. II 10 applicable to wells OF any oepin,
and its simplicity of construction and dursbiity
must render it the fsvorite Pulp of the Union.
A working model can be seen st the store 81
Eesss. Mott Nelson. e doors below 81 ChsIls,
Hots) Main st. All orders left at that place VIA
receive prompt attention.
B. H. SMITH Co. PropristOr'.
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SPRING HARDWARE.-The Subscri-

SPRING HARDWARE.-The Subscri-
~ bers respectfully invite the attention of country
merchants, Saddlers and others, to their extensive
and varied assortment of HARDWARE, Guile
RY, GUNS, STEEL Xnd SADDLERY, just received
from the manufacturers of England and America
chased mostly for cash. Hence we have no hesta-
ton in assuring our friends who have hitherto ia
vored with their liberal patronage, and the public
generally, that their supplies of Goods may be had
from us on good terms as from any other house In
the country. SMITH ROBERTS.
NH
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NOTICE.-Mr. ALEXANDER STEK-
IL LING uiIl have an interest In our business from
| this date. ChENonA"
| Richmond Ian. LIST, 1854. lAo
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nTSSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
DsHIP-D. 8. WOODBRIDGE having sold to
Alex sims of Chesterfield, all his interest IN the
concern of Wake Co., the co-partnership petween
the ed 10 this day Dissolved BY mutual COLI
sent T. O. q ,ryNnT noIDaE
March q, 1855 ID. =. WOOLDnIDVE'
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rO-PARTryERSHIP.-I. Ell. WALKE
snd ALEX SIMS have this day formed CO.
psrtnsrshp under the firm and style Of WALkE y
co and will continue the GROCERY AND YIN
street. NV s1MS
NH m ALEA
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nRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH
~ Wishing to dispose of my Fall Stock of Dry
Goods, now offer the remainder at remarkably low
prices for cash. and persons purchasing Goods will
find 1t greatly to their advantage to CALL the Goods
and prices shall suit them Do not fail to call early
at the OLD stand, corner LIST and Broad SITS.
ia ISM w. BOOTRIGHT.
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ENLLISON YERBY, wholesale dealer in
h imported and domestic CIGARS, Smoking To-
bsccc, in quarter, half and threefourths pound pa
Commerce and Trade, Pocahontas aId California
brands; also in barrels, all of his manufacture.
Chewing Tobacco, of the best brands, Snuff, aud
Pipes.
Pearl Street, between Cary and Main. No. q, up
stairs NH 2I-lm
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NOAL, COAL AND w OOD COh
~ sALE-Haviug accepted the Agency of Dr.
w. r. Trent, am prepared to furnish sooa aIusie
of COAL on us acconmo dating terms a. likely can
be had anywhere, either by Wholesale or retail
will endeavor have it nicely prepared for market
AZ ts 10 something to which but little attention has
been paid for several years past in consequence OF
the short supplies and great demand.
have also on hand nice assortment OF Oak and
NJ. w. FORD,
ia13-ts Corner 9th and Cary SITS.
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POISONED BY A RAT.-A few days ago, young
lady alta boarding school in Flushing, had her hand
bitten By rat, while she was in bed asleep 1t soon
commenced swelling and physician was called in
who pronounced 1t to be badly poisoned, and ex-
pressed the opinion that it might have to be ampu-
tsted. The young lady has been compelled to leave
school, and Is now at her home in Brooklyn. She
says that she was awakened in the night by nib.
bling at her hand, when she grasped the rat and
threw 1t from the bed. Her parents greatly ex.
asperated to think their daughter should be put into
room infested with rats Jour. Com.
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DOR SALE.-Fifteen Lots of Land, va.
it rying in SIZE and fronting on Leigh ard Howard
sts, are now in market, thIeeof which have oeanai
buildine Lots and are about half mile beyond the
Western part of the city. These Lots will be sold,
the whole or in part, may suit purchasers plat
of which can be seen by application to the Subscri-
Der. JAMES v. ELLEII,
de5 General Agent and Com M erchEnt.
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VAPITAL $5O,000.-COMMERCIAL
OsAVINGS BAN K.-Office at the store OF
Ouarles Brooke, on 18th street 49,
ssnt. on ali sums remaining deposite six months
or ION ger and FIVE per cent, for shoTter time
WIN. g. PAINE, President
m RpooxR Treas jy6-s
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The UNDERSIGNED

begs leave to call attention to
his stock of GOODS, which is
large, well assorted, and of his
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12SS SPRING US.-Ths
lCccs subscriber has just received direct
from the importer large and beautiful assortment
of French Cloths and Cassimeies for 1.-The Spring
trade, entirely new in styles.
Also, great variety of Fancy GoodS which he
would respectfully ask the attention oftis friends
and the public ge neraliy. L. 3. SPENCE,
mh8 No. 100 corner of Main and 18th sta
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lME.-Daily expected % arrive, ea's~
Ia a. hask Rooklsnl Llme. for sAIe b ~.
nAss LUTHEa LissHos pos@'
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REMOV ED.-Ihe subscriber respect
AZ fully informs his friends ano the 1ubc gener.
ally that he has taken the store on Map street. ep-
Posite the st. Charles Hotel, where MAJ be found
full assortment OF Gentlemen's Furnishing Goeds
&c. Patterns for Coats, Pants and Veitsbo good
and cheap as they can be bought in Richmond. |
will also make up to measure, at the shSrt notice
and beat and most fashionable style Cal and exam.
inc for yourself r. HARDtSTY,
Main st., opposite st. Charles I'd tel, and
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HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. a
HELMBOLD'S
.,..EcI3 10 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED p tl+

CONF OUND I'll UID EAIRdCT BUCHU,
ceain and remedy diseases the
der Kidneys Grave Dropsy, Weakness, Secret Diseases
Distractions Female Complaints, ,-.-e b. f--.,s.
and all Diseases the Sexual Organs, whether in
MALE OR FEMALE, 40. 81 - ID.
from whatever cause they may have originated, and
NO MATTER OF HOW LONG STANDING. -0f
This popular specific remedy offered to the afflicted
and guaranteed all the above Complaints II searched
out the roots the Diseases driving IL the
fluids of the body thus removing the and rendering
CURE CERTAIN AND PERMANENT.
This medicine aays pain and inflammation which other
cause, with trouble
patients. This nfabe remedy
the hands Of - r. -
MERCILESS QUACKS, a
premature infections the Com
pound uhu the only article worthy the least confidence
of The afflicted in performing
SAFE CURES g.. st,nI {F
contains narcotic other Injurious IL
purely VEGETABLE COMPOSITION 1t is agreeable to
either without hindrance from
Reader IL you have the above complaints,
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
with this medicine and thus
1'''2 TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL
This medicine speedily and ectuay the most viruen
diseases, eradca particle
tious matter the systen restoring the patient
OF HEALTH AND PURITY. And a medicine which
must benefit everybody, the simply delicate The connet
dcspairng inv ad equal be found, II acting both
CURE AND PREVENTIVE fiaE9 aeits
o. any the above ailments.
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DIR. E. ss6HI'S.. MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician the Springfield Water
Cure and late Proprietor CT Essthampon Hydropathic
Institution.
~ Hydropathy, Electro Magnetism, and Derts Surgery,
would respectfully solicit the PATRONAGE of the people Of this
diseases made, with full description given, with previous
knowledge of the case, asking questions.
70 Once hours from A. NJ to 4 p NJ mar 1odawtf
WAKEFIELD & BROWN,
A TrORNEYS AND CoUNSELLORS AT LAW, Holmes ST.,
n opposite the shakopee, Scott county, NJ T.
and adjoining counties. Claims bought sold. In
with
J. B. WAKEFIELD. nov53-w-iy L. N. BROWN.
sva-. SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA, ara
B.: F. BICkLIN 4 co;
Storage Forwarding end Communion Mrchant' SaosoPee,
- Paul other day fer this point and run
through in four hours and a. goods CONSIGNED to us wiz be
directed. =. r. Ugly
;. MCMAHON HOLLAND.
a sSasope .1 Scott coSais Minae.o.a
MINNESOTA REFERENCE: H
J. Travis Rosser. Esq, s-c'y Min. Ter,
osPs H Sp p e. s. Top Ensineer Paul.
d. A. Robertson. Esq. = :, rs-s zfssT
Hon. II. II. sihiey, Mendoza. a I
MAINLAND REFERENCES: 1sse.0 ls
.ss s: s 3; III.
prsns ooeri 81 N.ryiand, Z lS' - '''''''''
Hon. Alexander Randall s,s-..s 49,
John V. L Aex.hon, E-a-, Baltimore, Nd myis-s
| ~. G. M0IEs COMPANY,
General Agents aad Cenn,ssaea Merchants.
LOR the sale o. an kinds Railroad Materials xashiner
as. ToSrna m ana ssa CASTING, steam sa s;re
Fes, Nai, Nuts and washers 6rfins, Guta Rescs Good
and Glass Lanterns; L0eanetivf Tires. .-.ss
| . $3.50 Ne. rs Main Ssreets 81. Lsais, 10.
n. 9. norns. n. D. vAssosrrasp, H.n. WOODWARD
ocsoser 6, 1885. "re-sS
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Territory of Minnesota,
County of Ramsey.
Probate Court.

I1PuN the reading instrument in writing nnpounrs
b. the VIII and Testament OF JOSEPH DE-
this Court, and John Beitns,n na a. - :.
therein upon the application of the sad nm ~ "
ordered that the 10Th pecemocr y. u, iso ., 80 -
clock A. NJ. at the Of Probate .uise, III ,
SAID VIII, whi al
M, mi c.n-st the Probate of the same anu Is hr-
har orer-t that u"ice thereof De gwen 10 an
"a m. Probate Wln by the publication OF ms
an me san, Pau. Times, newspaper pnoisheu q. S,
paul in ,d county, three weeks snceesslvey before me
Of December. A. D lSoo-DAed A3", e
io'h u'' "a RICHARD FEwER,
,.,o,v Probate Judge, Ramsey Co., NJ T.
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FTNE subscribers beg leave thanks public
the liberal heretofore extended them their
line business, and
They would that they much better prepared do
work than they been bcfOr having received
Cracker Machine Boston. which will enable
terwork with facility and dispatch they supply
the public with either Boston, Soda Butter, Sugar. Water,
Wine Crackers; also, Pilot Brea other articles in the
trade. at all times baked fresh morning. Bread, Crack
&c. the city order free CHARGE
tyl7-tf SPENCE
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n HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED .-,sgy

oo,,.o,,.,, ~, ,,,,, :, Or, :, ~,
SO.MT"oN'D HoiD G-AA"-aSA Sh''oaT -1NiAAh'
For purifying the Blood removing all diseases arising
Mercury, and lnprudence In life, chronic
Constitutional disease arising Impure
Blood, and the only reliable and enectu known remedy
the Of Scroula, Salt Rheun Scald Head
the Throat and eg, Pains aud Swengs Of the Bones, Te
Pmps on the Face, and all Scay Erupons the Skim
Is gratifying to the proprietor of these medicines to be able
to state that 1t nearly three since they first
introduced, during which time they extensively
parts States given patient
and practitioner the highest degree Of In the va
country, hospital private practice they have
.ne most and anu prouuced
he mos. anu ects letters nave
oeen received from .ne most asunsusnea ~ me
country anu from the OF Coneges,
~ .lc n.khest e,,ns me value VI tnese Mco,-
c"es anu e supe'oriy over sIi o.r Io sach
coihpias - .ils ptopietor NuneoW ptepara-
mons OF ana OF buenu anu rrepar-
lug tnem nave Deen gven All wncn OF course VIII elner
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nol9-3v
D,.triet Court. Ramsey County, end Judicial Dis
tric,, Territory OF Minnesota.

Jno. Webster and Jam-so
NOR, partners under the
Arm wehster Nor Summons TOR money ucfhan' "h
Co. o. Scontract FOR payment VI moley.-
VI A. Parker, -. L. Ful- (coin. not ser.)
Ter. and Howard Ward
and j. p. George.
To tie a50re rGmri Defendants:
wynn are hereby SUNNI required 20 answer the
complaint this which is hrd IN the once OF the
Of his Court, Aforesaid, ami 10 serve copy
OF answer said complaint the suhcrloe AT MS
oce in the civ Paul, within twenty days after the SER
vlc OF this of the such service
the said summons, wlihh the t'he
Aforesaid, plaintiffs this action will take ingnrnt AGAINST
Won the hundred ani eighty Sol ars win "te-
est 18th Il Az Augu one Thousand eeh.
and nftv-fvc three cnt per rh, oeS1oes
In. c,S Of this arnn.-Ditrd, iih of october 1900.
nOl7-t WN. SPRltfI Hall" FisihtH N'"''es'
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BELLSi BELLS /, /.

BELLS! BELLS!
TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS their established and enlarged
Foundry, manufacture upon improved method and keep
constantly hand their BELLS,
descriptions suitable Fire Alarms. Churches.
Academies. Factories, Steamboats,. Plantations, &c.
mounted with their ''ROaing Yoke, and other improved
Hanging which the the Bell, with and
efficiency ringing Warranee given and durability.
For full particulars to CHIMES, KEYS, WEIGHTS
ply Circular to A. MENEELY'S SONS,
my22-ly< West Troy, Albany Co., n. Y.
BELLS! BELLS!! BELLS.!! ---I, %
FENEELYS celebrated Church, Factory, Steamboat School
ltl House, other bcs constantly hand
the Foundry in West Troy, n. Y. f.-.tt
Iathem NAUTICAL Instruments, e.
Levels, Tan C0mpasses, Be-, the most superior
>truction, constantly on hand. ..s tssG E..sf ---t
Bells and Instruments be found with
Raymond Wari Chicago, H. J. Nazro CO., Miwanke
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IA. RORERTS. OF the latr firm of

WRIGHT, McLACHLIN ROBERTS,
DElNG disnned from said firm, the proprietor is
ID be I" offer to the public, work Of superior quality than
has been heretofore presented such the imitation all
kinds ~ Fancy Woods Mantle Pieces, Marbed initiated
70 nature Parlos decorated and painted in coors
ranted equal to the Paris or London style.
Specimens work be by calling the residence
j. A. Rs opposite the Rice House, st. Anthony street,
st. Paul. aug30-y
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q. n. PRIZE A. IN.

G.. b. PRICE & CO.,
vXTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers Hotel
w House Furnishing Goods, including every description
Hardware and Cutlery; Silver Plated. Timed
Hollow Ware; Japaned Planished and Custom Maze Tin
variety; Wooden and Willow brushes,
Baths Water Coolers Refrisrrators Glasses &C.,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
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BRUCE'S NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY,
ESTABLISHED in 1913, hand, ready for i'm
IL mediate delivery, In fonts to suit purchasers
100000 ID Roman Type, Of new cut,
$4,000 Sc Fancy Type,
10000 - Scripts or various styles,
5000 &c Germans,
5000 IS Ornaments in great variety,
5000 Borders
10000 Type Rules the novelties
In the business.
All the above Types ~ steam power,
composition Of metal peculiar to this Foundry, which
certainly superior used before
world The unqualified rapdty in the of castng
bies me 10 sell these durable types at the prices ordinary
types, either credit, for cash.
Presses, Wood Type and all other Printing Materials,
Paper and Cards. (Which haze fixed quality price,
nshed II manufacurers' prices.
The latest specimen Book the Foundry freely
all Printing Offices receipt Of fty cents tn,
postage. -tEsf
Printers who choose publish this advertise
ment, including this three times before the first Jy
1856, and papers, SLOWED the
bills at the time Of purchasing five times the amount Of
manufactures.
New York, Feb. IL, 1855.
Address, GEORGE BRUCE,
Je2-3t IL Chambers ST., New York.
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G.. A. DELOYNES Il CO.,
BrandieS, Wines, Fruits g. Segars,
43 South Water Street, (up stars,) Chicago.
J1E Wines Liquors sold by the above House all
the importation their Neto York frm and trans
fered in bond under the seals of Government to Chicago,
where they lodged in United States bonded cellars In this
the merchants of the North States purchase
in Chicago with the certainty to quality New
York Jbhcd Goods sold the country Canada
be transferred in bond, If there be Custom euse situ
ted the place. As other House the Northwest offers
liquors with the like security genuincncss the merchants
Paul find 1t to their interest, If DESTROYS obtain
the article, their orders above. aui3f
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
,r,., rour,. Ramsey Cosnty, I'd Jndiclal District.
Nhor,as r Whitney

Charles T. Whitney
cgcinst
Ernest Howiiz, and hrnes'
Howitz AMI william Val
Hmm, partners under TINS
name and arm OF L. How
itz & Co.
10 the above NAMED Defe
Horitz & Co.
XTOU are hereby mons
L plsintin this action a c
on you, and % serve a copy .
on the subscribers, thei. "l
aforesaid. w.tnin twenty da'
on YOU, exclusive 1T the uas
anSw er the said Complaint W
tin' In this action viii take J.
ave hundred dollars, ana ais
Of protest. with interest ire
Der. one thousand eight hum
OF ;h!s action.
rrlQ- Nsw
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co,,,,xs,oxEaS NOTICE.

WYE N. subscribers. appointed by the Poblte Court
w % Ramsey and Territory of Minnesota, Commas
AMI adjust al! claims ind demands
of all persons the Esate OF FRANCIS DUNN, Iae or
all claims ard dem inds cXh'-
ted IN Offset and six mosths FROM the nrSt puocdon
allowed by said Court for that purposes
do therefore notice that will attend t. the d-
ties Of our app ntmeat the hose NJ JOHN ROGERS.
the Isl dav Of December next be-
O'Clock. A. NJ, and O'Clock M,
day. JOHN RVTEhS, I Commissioners,
no19-tf JOHN BELL,
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CARD.-TO LUMBERMEN.
THE UNDERSIGNED, GENERAL AGENT FOR
KNOWLES PATENT SAW AND
SAW.MIb,L.

THE UNDERSIGNED, GENERAL AGENT FOR
KNOWLES PATENT SAW AND
SAW-MIb.L.
HAVING completed Mills his city, respectfully
vites the
Both LOG AND RE-SAwING MILL. ma, at SINE III
Smith Cos foot of Ontaost., North r inch, also
x Boyd's, and at Mason Lambs. In idton
FIRMS notifications these important
hbted here, the Inventor
gagged In the LUMBER
his Mill to wit: Sitting GANGS and 81 ING GANGS,
carrying feet long - gauges cutting
away Is inch kerr, and boards cants ss
inch thick, l2 inch boards 3S inch thick,
5000 per hour, IL latter
carrying 81 rect long and 6 gauge cutting liz
inch kerr, aud making Siding, Flooring and Fencng
OF 5000 feet per hour, nea measures 50O feet hour,
pcrhcial measure.
The power required the Sitting Gang horses, of
will perceived the intelligent that these
forms AIDS lis already in operation, additions
ordinary devices Tor making Lumber They WIZ also perceive
their In the addition
making lnsber; fourth, in the saving OF
time in 'giggns haek and setng-ir carriage is
qured
Taese n fact all the forms Knowles Milsare
cxcceinsy simple and cheap in constructions ard
duceulcnt adopt them establish
the undersigned proposes sell them upon following
easy terms OF payment and sure guaranty:
For SittiuE GangsS5O0 cash delivery Of Mil In
Ycrs$5Oo when the Mil cuts 1900 and $500
siding Gaug-s5oo delivery of NIL in Chicago
and 500 when the Mil 5000 neal, 1850
perhrisi measure per hour; in lieu of credit ohe
payment $500, the undersigned .vng
OF timber which they will exhibit single
JAMES attic, JR., GEN. AGENT,
ONCE unter NJ rine BsnS, Chicago Illinois.
n. B.-LOG MILLS and SINGLE SAW Sitting MILLS
for sale n thcaso-Price Sl00o Terms 500 cash.
balance Men Au up, "a DESIRED al
So per d,y and travelling expenses.
The following Is the Report made by the Com
Superiutendence the 18th July
last in this city The Report was made
gentlemen, assembled di given by Mr. Knowles,
the day trial. aad in honor OF
troiuction of the Improvement in the West.
John ,iarek Esq Chairman Of the Committee, thor
called upon and made verbal ~ -.,-r
REPORT. ....-.-
He stated that the other members OF the Committee. vel
o
Knowles and acknowledge its superiority. rgh
TO all the capacity that claimed It, fh-y Ii
work upon seasoned common boards,
two hours and
and eighty feet then fed with stud, and
did more execution. Owing
power, they did not full
four the had thousand iwo ans
there the rested feeling tina
the trial completely successful. ,,-.,.-..
expresses, in eloquent wh.ci
throhbed his in Witnessing the
West, which his
He hoped day when this world owe
| the world" oesi-if
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