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Land Agency at Hudson, Wisconsin.
T. nwICIuT HAIL

GENERAL LAND AGENT, &C. will select and lands,
~ locate land warrants, buy sell estate,
and attend promptly and faithfully entrusted to-
his Hudson is Beautifully Lake ST. Crox,
II miles directly east Of ST. PAM. It most
fertile tract Of cDtry. To be the snhcn
ST. Crox Lake Superior r. r., AMI there
town many splendid chances for investments Now
ADDRESS HUDSON, ST. Croix Coz, Wisconsin. ja5-d&w-t
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DIR. T.. SHELL,

ExCELIOR, MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician OF Springfield
Cure, and late Proprietor Essthampton Hydropahic
Institution.
nR SMELL, having had q successful practice In
~ Hydropathy, Electro Magnetism and Dcrtai Surgery
would respectfully solicit the people
vicinity and the public generally. Examinations chronic
diseases ms'e, with full description no previous
knowledge Of the case, asking AM questions.
y Once heurs A. to r. n. mar Inlzwfs
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u YoUNG GE>ERALs.-It is said in an Eng
lish paper that Alexander the Great died at the
early age of 80; Hannibal gained the battle of
Canine at about the same age. Scpo fought at
Lama, when not mich over 30. Julius Cezar
had conquered Gaul when he was As. Germanicus
was poisoned in his 45th year. Napoleon gained
his mighty victory at Austerlitz, when he had
scarcely completed his 35th year; and at the time
Wellington finished his campaigns in the plains
of Waterloo. he was only AZ years old
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LOOKH ANDEfIYE!
-. DR., j.. =. GALLUPy
fynNspofyx,tn CVpfyu an. ppvtD 'u6Osp

Okss % ps 6AkAURD
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRIER ROOT,
:ss wee. :n s.1ss howe. % ana
80 Asaasac Chsaers, In its First Ssasss. 1sid,
HIs medicine use some yea and has establis
the %o the 81 Daor q y
mentso kind and the proprietor induced
the hois body the knowledge which
The Brier Root Syrup
Of the OF Bowei
Compsin and the vegetable remedies TO their
shops known, tina: With share
and Judgment, can e What wiz have tendency
spum while supplies the system, has tendency
over dose q opium death, .na
The great aim physicians been compound med
the medicine short Of 'e rS his
object sseneray accomplished BY knowledge strength
medicine disease, another poisoning the syr
tenn % ns Of hs 80 that each
an impotent and unhappy old age.
the medicines their effects, his time
to the discovery Of remedy After several frues
eabe extracts the poisonous principle be from
s s that hs aIs n
Of separating them, that was and practicable.
This Great Discovery efs.
enabled him accomplish had seeking
compound of astngent and healing properties which
without in enuangering the life Of the patient.
Such the origin of the SYRUP OF BRIER Roor,
Us advantages every other medicine.
1t effects in quarter the time required by
medicinesl
leaves vegetable poison system to be
mOvedt
the system the opposite
equilibrium, bowels
induces diseased action
1t to the taste, and produces
will always effect taken before the patient atso
N:ely incurable! f.. N-- d d. .- -
n produce death, induce any disease!
Its effect on children is astrngent, and quetng being the
best cordial known
THOUSANDS CERTIFICATES q its effects and the
wrought produced, medicine having
tie properties of this Syrup, needs
Ihave done duty in bringing the medicine
r,3 s.t- b.. ......g-t THE PEOPLE,
their duty investigate themselves. and the only
way to do this Is to
GIVE IT TRIAL.
only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN successor to
g. Cook, :
So No. 40 Washington Street, Albany, n. Y.
and orders will be promptly attended by agents.
and the medicine be had Of Druggists generally throughout
the country. T5t ~ r.i
|. -;s (. Apply as above, to
4. A. W. CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass. .. ,
l. B. GORToN, Cleveland, Ohio.
EDwA RID HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS Indianapolis, la. .--...
20 A. BOyNTON, OTTAWA, I'll.
THos. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
81 J.. IL. PRICE, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
p Is. Cook, st. Paul, Minnesota.
I. B. SEELEY, Narrsburgli,
The above Agents exclusively empovncnt OF
the PROPRIETOR and have charge of the States
osated. :.l sc25-lyw
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"A vote Of thanks has been adopted by
the people Of Portsmouth. in public meeting TO
all who aided them during the epidemic.
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IIrIcA- March 4.

A. Hubbell, Republican, probably elected
Mayor by about 100 majority.
The Republicans elect four Of the six Alder
men.
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SYRACUSE, March 4.

SYRACUSE, MARCH Z.
Charles F. Wiister was to-day elected may
or Of the city by about 100 majority.
1t has been very stormy about here for sew
eral days and no trains arrived from Owego or
Binghamton since Saturday.
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TROY, N. ". BELL FOUNDRY,
JONES & HzTIH(OCK. EorNi,rief0rS

M ANUFACTURE and Keep or han for
W. Chches. Factories, Steamboats,, School Houses, Plana
railroad
Patent Rotary roke,:' Frames Tong p,e com
plee al Springs attached Glapper
Warranted 10 please and
to us at Toy. R"ns Co.. NJ Y, shall
Iention.
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Martin Kcs,za has bought farm, and
settled in Texas. -.7D1ts
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- DR.. Leas, Of Baltimore, has entered
the Russian service rs surgeon, with high pay
and emoluments.
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A JACKSON BELL,
NOTARY PUBLIC, PRACTICAL SURVEYOR,
And Dealer in Real Estate,
Gfenroe, VI. r. Jai5-tf

1.tt,r SMITH s. TOVTNE,
DEALERS
n l. "A Il Il q It ATE
Red Wing. Niin. Ter,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE L. s. LAND OFFICE.
GOVERNMENT LANDS SELECTED LAND
1a !. WARRANTS LOCATED,
Investments made to the Best Adudnt0ge,
MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
IL Kinds Surveying Whipping Plotting order,
IA by practical wishing copies
ship Maps Of the surveyed lands, be furnished
prices. ..-..s..-. . ~ .-l t..,..-
REFERENCES:
Hon. Ex-t;ov Alexander Ramsey, St. Paul.
Hon. w. II. WEIGH, CEef Justice Min. Ter.
Wv Phelps, E'q Register or Y. =. Lsni Once Wing.
O. G. Graham ESD, Rccivcr Land Ohice. Red Wing.
Rev. J. w. Hancock, Register Of Deeds, Red Wing.
SAnbor Frcn"h. Attorneys at Law, st. Paul.
Hon. James u Parker 10 Barclay street, n. Y. City.
pwolf, Maeiay Qumby, Real Estate Brokers,
Chicago, III.
Hon. r. T. Abbot, Mayor Of Manchester, N. n.
James Pierce, Esq, Hudson, n. II.
r. p. James * Co.. 36 Wall street, New York.
Hon II. ". Rice, Delegate to Congress, St. Paul.
A. Gilman, Esq, LOweI Mass. ..'tt
O. p SMITH. (sc4-lyw) T. F. TowxE.
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THE BELL MANUFACTURERs.-The Messrs. Me.
nicely of West Troy, may be termed The bell ma-
kers. We learn that during the past year
they manufactured and sold seren hundred and
.Ufy bells of large size. They were sold on order
and widely distributed. In the State of New
York, 2S6, Pennsylvania 81, Massachusetts IS,
Louisiana Il, Canada 10, Alabama 6, Connecti-
cut l6, Virginia 10, Ohio 81, South Carolina II,
Vermont ID, Georgia /, Maine Il, New Bruns-
wick 3, Maryland I, New Hampshire 10, Mchi-
gan III, Nova Scotia 3, Iowa l6, Delaware 0,
Mississippi 2, Indiana 10, Wisconsin %, China
l, North Carolina 6, Texas 3, Rhode Island Z,
New Jersey 8, Tennessee i, Minnesota 2, Califor.
mia 3, besides a number sent to Cuba and the
Sandwich Islands.
At the State Fair ut Elmira, and ut the Amer.
lean Institute at the Crystal Palace they rcceiv ed
the first premiums for the 6 best bell and yoke.,,
and for the best toned bells"
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RARE PAyEMENr.-The recent Greek Minister
to Constantinople was a merchant Of great wealth
having the floor OF his country house paved with
Spanish dollars. When the revolution OF 1871
broke out, he armed sixteen ships, and placed
them at the disposal of the government.
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BOOK AGENCY.
TT,HE SUBSCRIBERS have established n Book Agency in
Philadelphia, and will furnish book publication
the retail price free Of postage. Any person, by
the Subscription price ct the - Magazines,
liarprs, Gocys, Puinams Graians, Frank Iesies
Ions, Nc VIII receive the magazines
splenid litograph portrato either washngt
Ciay or,h subscribing TO So and 81 Magazin, they
cve copy Of either of the three portraits II subscribing
So worth Of MAGAZINES all three portraits will be grats
Music furnished to those who may wish IT,
Envcloresof description uuan-
titles furnished Seal Presses Dies, &c.
Every description OF Engrs
aud dispatch. Views Buildings, Headings
Views OF Machinery, Book Illustrations Lodge
business Cards, &c All orders mail
ed TO- Prsons wishing views their buildings
send Ddsucrrcotype sketch the building by
Persons at distance having sacabe nnd TO
their advantage to address the as
agents for the sale Of the BYRAM& PIERCE.
dec10d&wIy so South Third ST.. phiadrlDbin Pa
J. n. pERAM T.
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FOR SALE.

WE OFFER for sale the following described property,
w which we are interested PERSONALLY, and which will c sold
reasonable prices:
Lot 2 Block 49, Eicc Irvines Ad
diti0n TO st. Paul.
Lot 8, Block rs Kittson's Addition.
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Tic Particular Depot,
s.t. WHERE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

FOR GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.
A WHOLESALE and Retail. lower than the lowest for
n Cash. Ny stock Consists in
5runs best quality of Butter.
5000 lbs. Of fresh Cpl6sli, direct from Boston.
50 barrels of Apples.
Sugar all descriptions. Flour, Coffee Tea
with larg' and cheap assortment
every thing else that kept in that business.
Also word themselves to be indebted to
me on Book Account 9th rwise, they will please
fork ove the time has and at hand when have
bpay demands suffer the therefore, ha to
take proper measures to secure collections. Xxx. r.
decledtf ]. FROST,
Third ST. N
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ArrEcnoNas AxmALs.-Mr. james F. Quin,
of the ssWillows," raised q fawn which he named
sMinnie.' 1t was raised in company with q
lamb, a pointer dog and q setter slut, and the
four were much attached. One day the fawn was
missed and the greatest unsasiness was manifest
ed by it's companions. The next day Mr.. GUM
made search, attended by the three animals, who
seemed fully aware Of his Object, and found the
body of the fawn: which some wretch had shot.
The lamb licked its face with every sign OIL the
deepest grief. MIR. Quin then returned to give
orders to his servant to bury the fawn, and on go
ing back with him, found the body entirely COW
cred with leaves by the two dogs and the lambs,
which were then engaged in the task of love-
The interment finished, the party returned to the
house, but the lamb refused to be quieted, and
kept an ncessant bleating, and when MIR. Gum
weuld ring small bell that had been attached
to the neck of poor Minnie, the lamb would IN
stantly rush to the spot with the greatest anxiety
only to be sadly disappointed. From that time
it took nourishment, not even water or mix,
and finally died Of broken heart.-Sdn Fran
cisco Sun,
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C. ADAMS, - - : -
Attorney for Mail Contractors.

Attorney for Mail Contractors.
sos Seventh street, Wdshingfou. y. c.
INROM my experience while clerk Post Once De-
psrm"nf, am enabled To regard to
the manner Of obtaining additional mails
are TOO heavy for particular grades service, additional
Compensation TO stage routes,
CONTRACTORS for the nav due
at the expiration Of each quarter keep and have re-
n'itted unjust fines and other which, as mail
contractor, from time TO you interest keep
informed. = $1,000 - -
Ny charges viii be moderate and not aforementioned 10
a'neunf Of service rendered Possibly yon cod-
cradle sum the tourney
10 washington. Address, C B. ADAMS,
Washington City. d. @.
Refer To Horatio King, ESQ, First Assistant General:
Rice, ST. PAM. T.rE.s
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EAGLE BAKERY . CRACKER MANUracronY

subscribers beg leave thanks public
he liberal patronage heretofore extended
ne OF business and
you'd say thst they much better prepared DO
wofk than they hsse been before,
Cracker Machine Boston, viii enable them TO DO
their work with such facility and dispatch they supply
ne public Nth either Boston, Soda, water,
Wine Craekers; also, Pilot Bread articles
raae at al times baked fresh morning. Bread, Crack
Jyt7-tf SPENCE = GfES.
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TT M II -
Job Printing OFFICE.

LOT FOR SALE-RARE CHANCRs sifF
LOT, eligiby situated Capitol, worth HlOo a. a.
n Tered for sale Ter 47oo. Inquire Of
de6-tf WILLIAM q. YONSECA.
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DoRrABIE STEAM ENGINES on hand and made TO order,
vx-4 u ,, ~ and ID horse power from improved pat
erns With Locomotives Boilers, superior any
thing Of the kind before osed public. o0
per horse power. p. w. GATES & co.,
feb2OdAwu Eagle Works, Chicago.
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Cw All the business of the world should b.
but diversion.
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GEORGE
CULVER HARRINGTON,
storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Upper Landing. St. Paul. Mimi,
Wholesale Dealers
u X OCERlE AND PROVI SIONS.
Liberal Advances made Consigamrni,.
REFERENCES
II. l.. Dnnseman. Prairie du CHEN,
r. W. Brisbuis. do.
B. H. Campbell Co., Gslcna,
G W. Campbell Co., DO.
N. Corwh & Co., do,
Langworhy Il Co., Dubuque,
=. &. Potter, Bellevue.
Burrows h Pettymai Davenport.
Green & Stone Nuscatne,
Wm Gayle Co., Kenhsburg,
Humphreys, Tut & Terry, Louis,
J. J. Anderson s Co., do.
Kennedy Poster, New Orleans,
b. Brewer * Co., do.
Runiscy, Brothers & Co., CHICAGO,
Thomas Hale, do
Cronin, HurxthalI Sears, New York,
Ramsey Crooks
Sitter, Price 4 Co.. Phiiaielphia.
Callend-r, Rogers l. Co., Boston.
~ marx Packages OF G. F.. Upper Landing 81.
Paul, ". T. ,.Ir,.
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CT The world, says French wit, IS peopted
with fools; he who would avoid seeing one, must
lock himself up alone and break his own looking
glass.
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ALLEN PIERSE.

ALLEN PIERSE.
Attorney at Lac nd General Lind Aor,r
HAVING been Register Once unrr the late a.
mnstration. he Is able land IN m. T.
subject to entry. and will regularity Of .i ,oa
lions made by him. VI :" 'e~'
On tue FORMER and - per on the latter
,h I'm one 70 three yearsand charge excess over
eAr the Eptscoo>l Church. a,
-. - myI5-tf
o. p. c. c. PERKINS
ATTORNEYS COUNSEL ora xTYIw
Esniss.n, Race Greet. n. =. y7Aav,,
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Ez3- Times chariot wheels make their carri-
age road in the farest face.
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WANTED,

TI>HE Grand Medical Warehouse No. - Washington street,
Albany, n. Y. immediately 80 youn.
men with horse and and from 500 To $500
10 deposit security for fahfues &c In business
good written meniafun honesty ability
as agents in the sale of the popular patent
the 'isy in the whom travelling
Will be paid and salaries the rst $500,
sordinR to the ability of the applicant.
N B-Appy without delay, either by letter
above to p B. COOK, Third streets,
ST. Paul, General Agent Minnesota.
- All communications promptly ATTENDED TO.
se24-1y DWIGHT CHAPLIN
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LOOK FOR YoURsELvEs.-The Paramount Virgin
ian tells the following anecdote of IL. Z. Dean,
of Iowa, who was formerly stationed in North
western Virginia:
While preaching one day at a church situated
a few miles from Paramount, he was annoyed by
the attention of his congregation, rs manifested
in turning their heads to see every one who came
in.
''Brcthren," said he, sit is very difficult to
preach when thus interrupted. Now, do you
listen to me, and will tell you the name OF
every man as he enters the church."
OF course this remark attracted universal at
tention. Presently some one entered.
ssRrother William Setterfed!" bawled the
preacher, while that - brother'' was astonshed
beyond measure, and endeavored to guess what
was the matter. Another person came in.
''Brother Joseph Miller" bawled the preacher,
with "a like result; and 50 perhaps in other cases
After IA while the congregation were amazed ut
hearing the preacher call out in a loud voice:
ga little old man with blue coat and a white
hat on-don't know who he is. You may look
for yourselvesI -
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DEATH FROM Jov.-On Tuesday night, Mr..
Burgess, shoemaker of Lowestoft, was expecting
his son home from the Crimea, after an abb
sence of four wears. On Tuesday the 10 p. NJ.
train had arrived, and when against the Crown
Hotel, the on his way up, met the father, but
neither recognized the other. The son walked on,
and the father overlook him and passed ahead
of him, when the son said, ''Iiold hard, father,
don't be in hurry - when he stopped, and
said, ''Good God, is that you, John 20 They
walked on together when the son went into a beer
shop, and wished his father to 60 forward and
break the news to his mother. Observing that
he looked pale, the son aske>. him to take some
thing, but he did not, and proceeded to inform
his wife, intending to go back to his and
again return home. On returning home he open
ed the door and exclaimed, ''Good God! Maria,
John" and fell down dead before finishing the
sentence,
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CHARLES WOOLLETT,
General Commission and Advertising Agent
u L,r tt


General Commission and Advertising Agent
Sc LAKE STRRET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY announce my intention to establish myself
permanently business i'm this city, and offer services
effect sales Produce, purchases Merchandise
commission together with business which requires
sona attention, which
In active mercantile thorough knowledge
city trade has qualified effect the
thereby frequently obviatng
Of leaving home business Hoping
ed with commands trusting that this introduction lead
transactions, extensive bcneca
Of my best efforts in behalf, am truly
CHAS. WOOfLETT.
REFERS TO Aid. W. Kennedy, f. B. Williams w. Wayman.
NJ IL Keith; A. H. Backa, Esq, John Rogers, Esq, II. Frnk
Esq. MeSsrs. Nugen Il Owens. Il If
SCOVILLE, BUSCHlCK & CO.,
Canal street, betceen Harrison and Pok, Chicago,
Builders OF Steam Engines. Saw-Mills, Mill-Gearins
and all kinds of Machinery.
PARTICULAR attention to repairing Engines
L Printing Presses and all kinds of
our business. SPOKE LATHE AND BORING MACHINES.
other Machinery used wasonmak" constantly hand
We also build Wren's Patent CORN PLANTERS and solicit
the attention of Country Merchants
chine. 1t be regulated drop apart
the farmer may desire.
Oe29-6m SCOvILLE, BTSCHICK & CO.
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e.. A. DELOYNES CO.,
IMPORTERS
Brandies, Wines, Fruits s. Segars,

AMCS, ~ Sugars
- South Water Street, (Ip sfaivs,) Chicago.
NHE Wines and Liquors sold by the above House all
importation Netc York firm,
under of Chicago,
where they lodged in United States bonded
the merchants the States purchase
In Chicago with the certainty quality New
York Jobbed Goods sold
can be Transferred in bond, a
ted in the other House the
its liquors with the like security
ST. Paul find their DESTROYS obtain
the
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HENRY X. WALKER.
VNTHOLESALE and RETAIL every description Of
w Furniture, Feathers, Mattresses, Beds aud Bed
DING.
ALSO.-Pianno Fertes and Melodeons. 1ss Randolph
Street, Chicago. nm IO-ly
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To Farmers and Millers.
SALMONS IMPROVED PATENT.
GRAIN AND GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.
TINIS the first Worlds
Il York, also "a the New York State Fair 1852.
generally introduced is
edged by all to b. Machine
and grass seeds; and supcsedng the
all others.
Farmers this Machine, before
purchasing other. For Sale only by
MCCLOUD & BROTHER,
Agents the Territory.
Jan6-tf Near the head Third ST., St. Paul.
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Al NJ. s
q L T. n COE LAND AGEN CY.
BELL CHAPMAN,
DRACTICAL SURVEYORS and D'aler> In Real Estate, will
locate Land Warrants, Enter inS, Purchase
Country. d. properly Lelou.
Rra Estate Office.
REFERENCES:
Hon. VI. Mcleod. r. Smelling, NJ. Franklin Steele.
Col j. H. Stevens Minneapolis Hancock Tomas, Banker,
dos G. Chandler. Wincve WIS: Cobb MINERAL
Point Wis; Hon. T.. {. Wilson. II. Morris,
E- kingw'r' V J. II. Hoffman. Rrccton Mills. Va;
Hon. S. Mayai, Gray. Main. Goldsmith, iscr,
Wisconsin,.
Genco NJ r.. January Ist 1856 JyI5-h
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HAMLIN r. LANCASTEE'S
Exchange Office s. Land Agency,
Sank Rapids, Benton Co., Minnesota.
COLLECTIONS made, Land Warrants located, pail,
~ money invested and all busiae entrusted their
faithfully and promptly attended to
Attorney "a al LAW. srryr1 clS Engineer.
RErERENCrS:
MINNEsOTA-Sank Rapids, George W. Sweet, Register
T. s. Land Office Jeremiah Esq. ST. Paul, Hon.
Alexander Ramsey. Ex-to, Minnesota.
Hon. y. Edred, Naval
Officer; II lie Geo. W. Woodward. Judge Supreme Court.
Penn. WikeSbarrr. Warren j.
Prof. John F. StdUd. Har!nri, Prof. Wiiar, Richardson.
NEW YORK CITY-Rsph Mead & Co.; On,ckenbuSh &
Co., SranE, Murray x Go.
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J. A. ROBERTS,, of the late tir,

J. A. ROBERTS, of the late firm ~
WNi'HT. McLAC LIN ROBERTS,
EN" now diSnnitcd from said irm proprietor
- o l" offer to the public,
mas been heretofore presented, all,
KINDS OF FANCY WOODS, Mantle Pieces, and initiated
To nature. Parlors painted in fancy cr,
ranfe't equal TO the Paris or
Specimens he nv nj,
j. A. r., opposite the Rice House, ST. Anthony street
"'' H""'