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SECoND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS

SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS
- GOLDSMIT is receiving his second supply OF
New Goods, bought at reduced prices He will open
ths mt rnng beautiful assortment OF Swiss and Cam
bne Collars Lace, Swiss and Cambria Undersleeves;
handsome Cambria and Swiss Bands; Cambria, Lace
and Muslin Caps: Cambria, Swiss, Thread and Bob
BIN Edgings and insertings black silk Mitts; Bonnet
Ribbons; Cambrics; plain, embroidered and dotted
swls' Mpslins Hosiery Gloves; Mitts: Irish Linensi
black Silks white and black siik Laces and Edges;
french worked Ccrsets; a large assortment of the
most fashionable Trimmings at reduced prices; black
SIX elastic Belts at 3s and 50 cts, usually sold at as
es 80 drz super lades white Hose l2A infants
alsts; Thread Lacee; together with many other new
foods TO be sold at such prices to suit all who may
taVor hir With call. r. GOLDSMIT,
ap8 2n5 Rroed street
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Miss Emnia l5arrisop, VI Stanford county "a
/ I, ,,.,%a awarded SlOO prise ior aihn iais 0i
.rrsddy Irwin,s IN the PhiadelphiA builssia.
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BAD FOR THE APoTHEcARIEs-The report of
the New York Homeopathic Dispensary give the
result of 754 cases treated at their inirmary by
the physicians. at the cost of only 81 81 for med
icnc, though the prescriptions given amount to
3l4Q
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CHINESE ATRoCITIEs-Whent the Chinese I'm
perial troops recovered the town of TAI Ping Wang
from the rebels, all the inhabitants massacred
except 400 boys, who were taken before the COM
manderinehief The latter. addressing one of
them, said Little rascal, what is your fatherl'-
He is kinschin" doctor of the I'd elass). "What
god do you Worship" I'VE have learned to wor-
ship Shangti' theiname of God among the Chinese
Christians, and applied also .the younger broth
er" of Jesus Christ) "Child of the devil l will
teach you to worship Shangti. You shall
die" The monster ordered the whole body to be
buried alive. Their hands were pnioned behind
them, and being thrown into a deep trench, the
earth was east upon them, amid the shouts of the
exulting soldiery. Thus were 200 put to death !;
the others were allowed to be ransomed by their re-
lations.
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WITHDRAwN.--In the Massachusetts House of
Representatives, on Wednesday, Mr.. Fisher, from
the joint special committee the several petitions
praying for aid for Kansas, by raising regiment
of volunteers, &C., reported leave to withdraw,
and the report was accepted
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RUNNING OFF SLAVES John P. johnson has
been arrested in Albemarle county, Va, charged
with furnishing papers to slaves to aid them in
Gaping to free State He is in jail at Charlottes.
villa
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| II R lNG,S PATENT CHAMPION
that 8. c. HERRING l. co. do not any longer make
Wider's Patent Safe, having voluntarily absndoped
it land compelled Mr. Wilder to accept re- essigf-
agreeable fright into the
assgnment of Wilder to Herring, ia consequences Of
having obtained superior composition by
Mr.. Spear, chemist OF Philadelphia-to resist heat
perfectly free from dampness, "a complafnf offen
made against Wilders Patent. Safes1 and known "a
ERRING,Sa PATENT CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF SAFE" which win resist more hest than
any other Safe in the world. lesF
The subscribers and theirasents are the only per-
sons authorized to make and sell his Champion Safe,
with Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks
g. C. HERRING & CO.
Cv KNOWLES l. WALFORD, AGENTS In Rich
nond for 8. G. Herring Co, keep line assortment
Hallu No. 81 Pearl street ap 25-H
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MURDER OF A WEALTHY LANDHoLDER-Ro
mantle Story.-Mrs. Sarah Kelly was murdered at
Bailihderry county, of Westmeater, ireland, on
the 9th inst. She was walking out with one of her
attendants in the evening. sThey were passing
close to ditch, two men, dressed in female attire
and with Grape wells drawn over their faces
jumped out and warned hin to stand aside-that
a shot was then fired, which took effect on the
lady, and that when the assassins went off, he at
once flew and gave the alarm. The domestics
went at once to the spot, and the unfortunate Mrs
Kelly was found lying dead, the head presenting a
fearful spectacle." She was English born, the
daughter Of an inn-keeper in Kent; was seduced at
an early age by person Of rank, who took her to
Dublin, and soon abandoned her; she sued him
and obtained several thousand pounds damages,
which sum was lost by the failure of the man in
whose hands she placed it; then for twenty years
she lived an outcast in Dublin till she became the
mistress and finally the wife of Mr.. Kelly, who
had made fortune as q lawyer, which he left to
her by will upon his death about ten years ago.
This will his relatives contested to the utmost, but
with courage, constancy and ability equal to those
of Mrs Gaines, she maintained her right, and OBJ.
tanned final judgment in every court In which she
was sued. She had the entire care of her large
property, was kind to her tenantry, and gave much
employment to the poor in the neighborhood of
the estate upon which she was asSassinated, pro-
bably at the instance of the hungry competitors
for her property. r Ri =
The Dublin Evening Post supplies the following
particulars of the enormous property of the late
mrs hely: t.r"a -st
1.-The estate of Ballinderry where the murder
took place, contains nearly 1900 acres. Mrs. Kel-
ly had been engaged in draining and improving Il
There Is little exaggeration to the extent of the
property obtained by the deceased under the will
of her husband. Mr.. Edmond Kelly, of Rockwood,
which had been the subject Of such protracted liti
CATION in the cause of Kelly VS.. Thewles,' in the
Prerogative Court and the Court OF Delegates
Besides landed estates to the value of between
$1,000 and $4,000 year, Mrs. Kelly obtained
nearly 925O 600 in funded property. In a case in
which she had been prosecutrix few years since,
she was stated to have paid 100000 for investment
IN share property, which sum eventually she lost.
But her chattel property must still have been up
ward OF 100000. She had lent 21340O0 to the
Midland Great Western Railway Company, for
winch she held a mortgage on the Royal Canal the
property of that company, for which she has been
receiving nearly s., 900. Mrs. Kelly about . year
since, MADE viii, which was deposited for safe
keeping at the bank of Messrs Bowie Low a. Co
where il now remains
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SENATOR DOUGLAS REPLY TO Col, LANE
The Union, Saturday morning, contains the Doug
lass and Lane correspondence. The concluding
paragraph of Mr.. Douglas letter is as follows:e
Col. Lane calls upon me for such explanation of
my language as will remove all imputation upon
the integrity OF his action motives, In connex-
ion with the memorial My reply is, that there are
no facts within my knowledge which can remove
all imputation from the integrity of his actions or
motives in connexion with that memorial
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Combs, who was sentenced to death at Columbia
5. O., for the murder of Thomas w. Cross, expia
ted his offence on the scaffold Friday afternoon-
He mounted the platform with a firm step, ex-
hioiting no symptoms of fear. and expressed his
willingness to die. The rope broke and the priso-
ner fell, and. on reviving, showed signs of great
agony. On being again suspended, his hands got
loose, and he grasped at the rope round his neck,
SO that it was with great difficulty that the execu-
tion was accomplished. The scene throughout
was horrible. Many spectators, including females
were present.
After he came to the ground he was unable to
stand, and was doubtless insensibIe to pain al
though when he was again raised to the scaffold he
was distinctly heard to articulate "Ohl Lord"
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WRECK AND Loss OF LIFE.-The schooner
VIM ID. Cargill. of Philadelphia for Boston, touch.
ed, ia Holmes Hole Wednesday, and reported that
on the 22d inst. off Fire Island, fell in with the
wreck of the schooner Miller, of St George, Me-.
from Warwick, Va, for Boston, with a cargo of
oak timber. She was on her beam ends and full
of water, having been capsized the night of the
2Oth inst. The Cargill took from the wreck the
mate, Edward Colbert, the only survivor of a crew
of six in number. He was in an exhausted state
having been ON the wreck forty.eight hours The
rest of the crew perished from exposure Their
names are Mitchell Wilson, captain; Geo. Doley, of
Boston, steward; Jas. Lawler, of st. John and Jno
Weeh, of Prince Edwards Island The name of
the other is unknown f,..
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A,Ifs B. SMITH. AGENT FOR J0IN

~ BOUCHkH-I hereby give notice tnht having
i p1rchascd the stock of FRUITS, CONFECTIONA.
fRY, TOYS, &c, including the LAGER BEER SA-
OON and Its spPurtensnces in the store lately
i upied by JAMES b. SMITH and wife, on the north
de OF Broad street, between First snd Adams ste
hsve appointed said J. B. SMITH my Agent to car
D. said Store; but to buy and sell, my account
&oIely for cash. The stock will be kept up By me-
md The old customers aud the public generally are
invited TO call. JOHN BOUCHER
Rirkm o.s
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Affairs In Nicarasua.

ny .no srFivai OF the steamer Ghas MORGAN =,
view Vr'ssns, We have dates from San Juan IN the
a'sn inst Inc steamer Orizaba arrived thsre
i'o.n ~ Ns" iork on the 18th .sjsh Ja5 passeneera
VINO we're immediately sent up the river To wslk.
eI Inc correspondent of the N. O. pic.vrns
sises saa'uonal particulars of the defeat of Col
scnlessinger: s' - S'l
About o'clock in the aftsrnoon ,~,.-
rs,s Seaee "a ttinx water ssepins &c WITH -
ha,. &c 1se the camp suddenly stt.cI pr
asnIs snJ ne. a 4; sslcans who approached on bos4
I 'la ust In front Schlsssinsrr il Il .s;d -" - =
800 ou. ~ soon es the alarm was given ths
,s,ns ,osmea their companies soon as eossbe
Command eonsiatpss ipos,ns n rrons 70 the enemy The
company, New Orleans comns,v rno one herman
Thorpe, rew York company under Can't creilh. eSp,
The three litter companies "a
enemy, and looked around for Col SchissMnn WIN the
receive his prders What nu-r have beeu TO
pise o anS sOd e him in full retreat run
companies. In vain did the Msjor a gallant r renen
fellow named ONeil endeavors to i. intsrss youn 2
oowardly commander and rally the fugitives The
panic soon communicated to the others who rrnha
bly, saw the futilitY Of their continuing the cpmb,
against such superior force, and they aIso hror :
and ran, the whole command being thus scattered
and at the mercy Of the pursuing foe.
Capts. Thorpe and Creghi on then formed their man
and being joined by Capt Ruder retired in good or
der covering the rear Of the flying cowards They
qua, during which time they partook of one meal
Among the killed In Capt Thorpe's company regret
TO state, was young s0rayson, Of Mr. w. p
Grayson, cashier of the Bank Of New Orleans. He
died fighting gslantiy.
Col. Schlessinger being court-inartialed 70,
cowardire, and the impression that he would
be shot. .---g ItI .l !
On Wednesday the 9th inst, party Of Walker.
men, seventeen il number, attacked large party OF
Costa Ricans at place the San Juan river called
Serapiqui. and although seven of them ran away al
the first fire, the other ten remained and achieved
complete victory This has raised the spirit of the
Walker party. and it is still thought by them that he
win rally his forces and come out right side up. He
evidently possesses hold upon is followers that i.
not to be shaken by ordinary circumstances.
The last intelligence fuem Walker is that he "a.
at the head Of about 700 men, and at or near Vir
gin Beg, with the intent of meeting the Costa Ri
cans, 2aho were reported to be the march into Nj
caFague. Va
Col Parker H. French, the late Minister to the
Hnftgd states, ear.e down The liver faw days since
In high dudgeon with Walker, and chartered q
zchooner to convey him to Aspinwall. He took with
him the type and other printing materials which he
recently purchased In New Orleans, and was accom-.
panied by George Wilkes, of National Police Gazette
celebrity. The nature of the quarrel between him
and Gen. Walker has not aranspired = \ l-.-I
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Ladies Fan.-The Ladies' of the Catholic
Church are holding a fair at Corinthian Hall to
raise money to assist in paying for the enlarge.
ment OF ST. Peters Church They have collected
together great variety of fancy and useful articles
much of it the work .af their own hands, and have
arranged and decorated the Hall in q most tasteful
and elegant manner. Their congregation Is poor,
and they appeal to their townsfnen to visit their
salesroom and buy some Of their handiwork, and
thus assist them in their pious undertaking =,
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28
BORUP & CH.aJMPLIJy

'W7OULD respectfully informsthe Merchants
and the public generally, that they have
honght ont the interest Of Messrs. Burbank + Co.
ia The Forwarding and Commission business, and
that they can afford increased facilities 10 iii
those whn ma favor them with q share of their
patronage. They will attend to general Storage.
Forwarding and Commission business. at their
Warehouse "a tho Lower Landing, Having
leased ths Wharf.bost, those WHO ship u them
will sase expense OF dfayags
RE II Err + NsCE 81:
Cronih, Hufxthall and Lear. New York,
I. Harmon and Co, Bsfalc.
James G. Fargo. Chicago. 81 s 9S
Mather and Co. q s4. ], 4
n. +. McC CIosksy. Galsna.
B. H. !. Campbell, s
55ss I a. 8. Iessup and Co.. Dubuque As
Chonteau md Vaiies St. Loslss SIS
Borup and Oakss, s,t. Paul.
ST. Paul, Nj. II. apl.tf
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28
& ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
M cCL OUD. 81 BROTHER,

wHoLtsAESANb RETAIL DEALERS IN
HIP DAEY'.a n Es AND CUTLERY,
MECHANIc's Tools, Farming Implene,sts,
! ~ 70, ~, near the bead of Third Street,
Weare now il feceip. of onr s. PRIN q STOCKS
greatly Increased facilities of buying and selling xoos,
and ARE better prepared than ever to u supply the
waNts "a our customers, and the public generally
Having been emerged 10 The exclusive Hardware
busi.sess n 81 Paul m the last 6vc years, W. can
condent refer ID dr past transactions as the rest
xuafantee that We can and always viii sell the BEST
QpALITE oY GooDs, ~ the
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH &
Country Mercbants buying with Cash, win 6ndsit
io their advantage to call we make liberal
discounts On our current selling prices, 3ss
saint Pant. June Y. 1855.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BOOKS AND STATIONERY vi beg leave
- to inform tho inhabitants Of 81 Paul and
country, that am now prepared 10 all
tend to all business In my line, wholesale and retail
p a&S JUST RECEIVED y
A few thousand Novels. /, s. III 8s,s .,ss 81 Il. &
Wallpaper
VI usic and Musical instruments, 1
Strings from the commonest to the best Italian.
Hair for Violin bows,
Music instructors, M ls gys ssAiss ss55
Stationery Of all kinds,
N "A fewpure gold fancy goods for Christmas,
School-books, Religious books, ia English, French
and German Languages.
s t4 sa35 FIR 5FREUDENRETCH,
Ss.5 BY Won HAMM. g
Dec. 2Of Bookstore opposite the Pout office
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

N 4 SPLENDID lot of Fishing Tackle, silver and
4 ~ hrass mounted. Trout, Base, and general Rods,
three to six joints. Silk, grass linen and hairlines
silk worm guts Hennine' = Limerick curhe, and gravi
tatinn hooks, snkers, aoats and artificial bait-, 70
sale by zss 5fs gs MORTON ARD PACE,
Saint Paul, April, 1855. 2 milf
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

0fRrr .dCRE s for MN, 81 choice prairie
s1NyNlAs1 rich soil ana beautifully situated
E :. n,lss eelow Sank Rapids, the County seat ,of
p Renfon sso9nty near the M,ssissippi River and
i,eIr,tor'al Road For farming pnrposes, there
n ~ more desirable land Ia Minnesota The
same bs rold ia quantities Il .uit pnrcha sers
price ive dollars per acre half casl, dow, ana
|Ihsl Az lime. LantI sof;ea of ss1ss
7sla Y "A A. III 4 Ft.6RlNrE.Alf.Es
N .d Il ntlnsgny, .dpril, Is66. VT
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

Daguerrean Artist. Ccsnas II sTfhiiia ~
ssaa Strsats, 6aint TAnl ss
Miniatures taken II every tyia o she ay lssc,
Eandscape Views lhin apls 10 n
nature. except The colors, " NJ
SAINT Paul, April, sss Sif s
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

tA Brushes for sale ~ NJ NORTON AND PACE.
8. Panls April, 1866: sss n1I
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

DEREuMERY Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery, and
Patent Msd!ciMes, Wholesale and retail, hv
siSt. Paul. April. m MORTOM AND PAGE.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28
nsck hiiltb 6lovss' s'aAds sIidsss, ElSss. itssa
Nsw Vests. Coat, Pants asd Doyss clcthse

949s8
ad d iasss y N Y youdf liod nlOnss.yy to-. to-.
None shosiId b6y'Beiors thsy sry. Y aA1 is B
And sse what they can DO.
'sfl fss ;sslss Gsgg
East one door from World's Fair Store, .a
These goods are 70 be sold
Il you enquire, yoa win find ns there,
But you need not be told. ~ y I s5
sssA saSi Ya F9ga5 syF
First come, first served, at low figures.
St. Paul, Mareh Z, 1856. R n4ltf
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28
u. 8. IOfKE,

No.. - ASSJx~IA 1A3 @
Wholesale ana Retail Dealer Il, Boots, shoes
4 Hats ana Caps, Rubber Goods, G. etc. naxf. d0pl
70 Whitney Daguerrean Gallery; Third sSt...
above Cedar. 81 Pail. Minnfsot W.T. 8
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28
MTNNEsOTA IAND ACENfssY5

4 MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY.
S.P. FoLsoM AND Co. General Land Agents,
ST. Paul. Minnesota. Office on Sd street, ii the
Minnasotian Building. Property bought and
sold, lands entered, money loaned, and invest
ments made throughout the Territory. ySAs
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

ACRES for sale few miles above
lOUNy The mouth 7of Elk River. ri Rich
prairie Delightfully."- situated mile from the Mis-
siAsippi and nearly opposite ihe new town laid out
cn tiie west side cf tie river The read rnarkef
fer AZ kinds 0f produce al home and the nss mess
81 grstsand IA n,ills lnake This desirable farm
IN land. Inquire of ... a 4
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

REFERENCES:
His Ex. w. Al. Gorman, Gov. Min. Ter.
Hon. H. NJ. Rice. Delegate 10 Congress.
Hon. Robert Smith. Alton, MI.
james R. Whiiford, Attorney m Y.
Hon, David Olmstead. Mavor 81. Paul.
Messrs. Borup and Cakes, Bankers. =
Messrs- Ames and Van E.ten, .atty =. 6
St. Paul, April. % VT
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

t1RA ACRES for sale near 81. Anthony, -
~ lOSy The land borders on Sandy Lake. il
well iwatered and timbered. There i no richer
solI, and i commands one OF the Gnest views ia
a1innesota 10 q person desiring farm al .
pleasant distance from town, this place presents
unusual attraction. Call At the Office Of
III sss 1RACY " II F.aR.NH.HsM. A8
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

sTEEs AND HUNT.
Manufacturers and Dealers il ill kinds of Fnrni
3 ture, corner Of srd and Minnesota Streets, ST,
Paul. 81 sHss s}sss5 ss ~ 1ytf NJ
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

GSoDA. Cream Tartar, Cash. Ammonia, and q
- of Lennon, for Iakers md Cunfectioners, Il
sale by M NORTON AxD PACE. 81
Saint Paul, April 1866. nlu
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

stst ~ IsI " lI.Sas NJ
III 81 IA sIraf n .ad
N m NJ snfrent Bssk
til ID NJ v 3Ujd for ssi I'M
pl u II = d. y ,las Londs. Inn 4
], pd loy " Y. HonGsu to
scas ha siisf mi ~
( \. 4 d sishin1R n iurittssll ~
|e4II ~ sAs M u
sssla 81 senias \ hsls
ssnsy IA pusc chasS tdte, fiaf Ey Eonl
|snltle mi csa hat ends. ia for
|sAlo lll NiCnity, price ctc. mind when desired.
will NJ agents fbr tas puf0if1s6 81 suctI
ls.sls histlrEs "A genAfsil buy o. msrs,layo-
|sable ieEsns Than cai, strangers. u
Psrscpa wishing to make inyestnents. 81 IL ID
N sthrougl WI agency ~ llavorabI ~ ir here
|tl9eHseaEes. Il ssEs M So sss ss !
# 81 MONEY \ l'1|NnI | II INVESTED IN REAL ESTATE,
WE VIII invest l,,0vey ~ Real Estate, III the
|ahs invest IND sres psr GEM os siI sa,ns
d..,.,iess j n. 'Rop M
the sSii proportion III praifie ana sisnber
||nns etef. etc, and sthe ptobable Probable
||1(ca Investment will also act as agent III
45ment df sfaxss..
IA H LOCATION or LAND IvARaAnps. !.
FL, viii enter lands fos os'cani,alists
and seli the same, when desired for one half III
the pio6ts, and share stls losses equaa iiy. By
this cfnrse ne should ba qpally inserestedy with
the capitalist IN securing chnice pieces of land.
Of We will buy government ianids, and enter into
4 fittsl obligation 10 II diem 6ya yearsfrcrn
date Of entry, at d hundred per cent advurce o.,
ths cot, or oose di clain, f;,r our ssr-
vices Thus ealizing twenty psi cent pers sDnun
70 capitalists for the use Of their money. For
iands entered in this manner " ask nothing iii
the expiration of the five years VI For personally
selecsfng and entering government land we
charge i2A cents. perracre. NJ s=E
Il Eastern drafts, or Certificates Of Deposit. re-
ceived in pa ynent for lands |, .s Vi M NJ
TRACY s FARNHAM. M
EFERENsCES,.
! Hon. G. H. Doolittle, Utica, N. Y, 8stss' B
Hon John p Hinman, Mayor Utica, N Y
8 Messrs Clark and Richardson, do do
Hon ~ Leayenworth. Sec State, Albany, Y.
! Hon Dan Pratt, Jus Sup Court, Syracuse, N Y
I Hon Israel Huntington, do
/ Messrs Ely. Clapp 8 Bafnes,s New York
a VIM III Woodbury., Esq. sS
Samuel w Putnam, Esq. Brooklyn, N Y.
I. Hiram x Jerome ESQ.,, Rochester. N Y ss 1t 4
I Henry r, Fish, ESQ
Il axton r Gavitt, Esq Lyons, N Y N
y Charles E Clark, ESQ, Buffalo. N Y
. George G Seeiye, Esq. Geneva, N Y
y: Anthony April. ytf
1904 ACRES for sale few miles above
lOSJNy the mouth of Elk River. Rich
Dralrle delightfully."- situated mile from tha Mis-
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

m ACRES for sale one mile and half from
~ town, on gentle rise Of ground overlook
lng y, Antheny Il would be q splendid place
lor any person desiring 10. live near town and
wanting only q few acres to cultivate.
s9 TRIO "a EAR.NHAM.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28
!, FOR STEAMBOATS, AND
LUMBERMEN.

Il $.5sR LUMBEHMEN.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Every variety Tor domestic use and Of the choicest
qualities. CIoARs. a superb lot OF the finest and
most delicious Cigars. PoRK, LARD And Bur-
TER, always on hand. Fresh Butter daily received.
y Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
The Latest Spring STYLES of Goods. selected re-
Gently at the East. and purchased atprices which
will enable to sell at the very lowest market rates.
The Ladies especially, invited u cal and ex-
anime the stock Of FURNISHING GooDs, LACE
WINDOW CURTAINS, FREECH EMBROiDERIx5,
&c., which, with the assortment Of Prints and
Ladies' Dress Goods, will be found amongst the
arges and most complete that has ever been offered
in this market.
Gentleman 5 Dress and Furnishing Goods. /
Clothing. Ready-made Shirts, Hoisery, and sluost
every article necessary 70 Gentleman's Wardrohe,
always on hand. sa VI
BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS. Ere.
Ften.aa htaa makers = ne East. i n
LIGHT HARDWARE, FARMING IMPLE-
MENTS, &C.
very extensive stock constantly kept up, with
especial reference To the wants at the Farmers Of the
Territory, and those who are about to open farms.
With plenty Of help to wait on customers, and
plenty Of goods Of an sorts To- SELL the undersigned
hopes to merit and receive a proper proportion
patronage from the community. vs.
a. {. LARPENTEUR.
ST. Panl March i. 1874. uAlif
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

I'M ACRE s two and III shalf miles from
~ town, splendid land well watered and
tlmbsred Prsce = n per acre- -quarter down,
quarter a oDe quarter ia . and The rest IL three
years, with interest at the r1te Of DER cent Der
annunl. 1yRyH EY& II HR.At4HM s7,s s,ss
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1856-08-28

p(1 ACRES three miles, from ,ovn ZOO,
W land. with some choice timber--prica Az
per acrs, cash. III s % rs