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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
COLLINGWOOD ROUTE.
T1hroeaEh
LAKES MICHIGAN AND HURON
TO COLLE.Ne0W,OOO
AND THENCE ~ TEE
Ontario, Sincoe 1 uureD nailvsy
TORONvO!
Connecting With
Steamers on Lake Ontario.

TO ALL POIN7y EAST.
TIVE e bicag0 ami CoilingwooJ Route nrst a.
j tabiIshei iast season, has received wci serit,d
distinction from she entire prcss and the Tysvslipa
Public, and has bee0 universally 3. shs
most romantic, pleasant and popular Route es-
,abished In the Union The entire arrsnsenrnts for
1886 have been made with the view renonsis TITS
Great Lake kout- the most comfortable pleasant
and systematic 10 business arraagsnent.
IL IL the route for the bnsiness fan, the fsuyass
and the Pleasure Seeker II abouads With sks we.
est and grandest scsnery-vt beautifh shosss q
Lake Michigan aad the Is,ets asckins ihs ssrths0
,ianAri 1aal..uiin i.iaads On. Isns o. u isissa
oiosss..n s.y-S,ss .sst.s y ssss asssSassa
II. Boai. sr.iasaiiossiy fsrAl4AsA b. 49, Wv.
e. sad n ssss sssAaesNevts NJ aAyt,eAy y O1aos
Cd q rsii. and ssscaS Ne islAa1l Id. 1sss
days q saa.ussr. Gasslsr snlsS Ssats u
treezr
Al Aaeslnsw. Boat. nAs. saasssssa " aaIs q,
On srsusn q foroa,o' pssseaprs caa . . NJ
hours Walt the Great saapsssisp 1.Ass 81 ~ yls
Of NiarsIs or trip through tn 1Aonsaad lsloe1e
ronto cross Late Onsssio u The nlCAsk
oEsr' osDKsssrleH. kHaSsHo3
and MONTREAL.
ALsASY. MN 1Oak oossoM10A0R-
And al other 69sssrs Jit!ss.
he Line: TI
Z BYSTONB stain, oaDs. naeAas1a
BUCKEYE 8TATI, oApk Z Chamhef1N
SIAGAIA, Ca A6f
auERH GIFT. osVe W ~.
The kO0otooOnO,
Cspt DAvRHpOhT; viii ruA bstvsm ounnaA
and Green Day. conpessss vslA ~ Ssssi6S -
IT, s..,. VII Nv. essssss, = eseslaA -
iAy - osssr1or yslAe, = j 49, V1 II
WauhstSa, 9sAseAA, AooAA l0Ne4 J11o10 Iuk
! snltswaaa lWe 1tysss - 0eGo141A
.st0 90 y saeaaee1 = 49, - - q
NJ SssaAss RSssa4llsa - r.. t6 ~
tAs sssss. hss~'ssss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
Gents Furnishing Goods

is full and complete Of everything pertaining 10
winter Wardrobe, 10 all OF which We wsuld invite
'hs Attention o! our friends and the public generally
A.. CASTKEL Co,
sep96-du Brady, bt Second aud Third sis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
Chicago Law Book store.
ID. Is. COOKE 4 CO.,
Law Book Sellers,
lbs LAKE STREET. CHICAGO.

KEEP al I'll times fall stock Of the various legal
N Works. etc.. for sale Ia, Eastern prices
The 1rsfsssion viii and for their nterss. 20 write
To- or ake personal spp,iea alton this
rather than TO purchase sn tsAys!iiaf d.ssrs, who
are esbstsaty Proviins about
Al sseEs Sod BY as are werSsassa Of sh~ latest
editions, AMI resief. eay.ss and any error sAasia
oe.ar IL VIII bs promptly rsoti6sa
eaEsSsts descriptive Law catalogue will be sent,
gratis, on apple alton. ordsss for any Law nooks
~ sttssdsdt o, New Books and nsx State Reports
sse regularly received and supplied.
On hand st eli times, the following.
Kent. Commentaries, whaSseni Criminal Law,
Chitty's I" Prseedsnts,
Smiths Parsors on Contracts,
Curtis, Csitty
Coks0pon Littlston, Story
walarat" Grssnlsar' Evidence.
Ray on InsAaity, Roseos's Or.
story's Conflict Of Laws, Drake on Attachment,
Prornissory Notes, Darriii on Assignments,
Partnerships, gsdgwick on Damages,
i" bslrnsnts, Archbod Or. Pleading,
Agency, oscTy's Equity Pleading.
Bills o. Exchange, Smiths Mercantile Law,
Angel Amss on Copes's, Walkers American Law,
Anss! on Common CSrr'1, y esAtsts q Largo,
% Tide waters, Ur Digest,
:. Water oosrsss. p i'sss Ohio nslssss, /
assurances Mass. =
DoHvies's Institutes, Cons.
r,..,tA. pssisasss' =" n: =. ssS
'.,.as'' p!ssss, ..,..,, W. =. &. !.
AAdssis D. .. COOKS co.,
asslSln ~ LAKE ssssst. 6Alsaes.
Rnn AaA4s wsAsrsrs pAxn ssssssss
!, poassa ! -. |
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
ST 4 Rk'
INDIAN
FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY!
An External Application!


'lNHtS ~ NatGra'- srin.iie> di>,oN.T,.! and
stjcvcssiuiv u-'sI tor many hN CERTAIN trihe
OF llsisI- ON tn western :ionti a. and has never
be,.n known t" tai! II tltelIng auuI,e thOn>-
lui- a., have nstd II. II Possesses the pave -
r-iuoy and eradicate every Srsige 81 Fever and Agur
f,obi th system, and l. the only known certain
rly one important al, ani age this remedy posses
SIS over all others aside from the intrinsic value
a remedial agent. l. that n" drugs medicines are
taken into the stomach tr drbilitatr and break down
the system. It, effects are almost miraculous, and
need only to b. tried 10 insure place for il in every
family where Fever and Aeue hs, been. i. like
ly to be-
The Agent ha- nuInberiess Certificates 81 CURE.
which with pleasure will b. shown to all wishing 10
ihrin
Cures have been effected this city ami vicinity -
References Will also he veh to such citizens This
Remedy j. Powder. and is applied Hiernaly and its
elects are truly wonderful
Pro. 81 per box. And cure guaranteed - the
money refunded.
LEWIS FINCH. AGENT.
At II ChIld'> Hsrdware Esiabli >hment "a I'd at
a few doors east Of Brady. liyi0 d6ml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
Valuable Property for sale In East
Davenport.

& S00D aalld.as Le,s. also ssso ssssy ysSas
- hssAs, And tvs is;s essstsakinx he k;ssss-
Iatgs Nvess Arrsy 20 ssmasi Coy. " ksss paySai.
psss ~ 10 s.ha a. 'sas 81 Iss 5arsskn, "a Dawn.
pSes scaes.aH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
Chicago l. Rock Island Railroad
- 4- rs s-f s.t
~ - - :: - s5l t.sts- -


Spring .Is'Fastgensts.i.
IN and after Morday Aprii I!tl lS5G. and unti
Omrlh.r no'ic. ain VII! ] ave Rods !>tnld Ian,
Sundav- rxytpte,i. ~ tal.Fs-:
1T mail train At oupA
I'd cypress. i, piping tu'g =, thr Ian,,iras
Statiou- a. 10 ~ "
al nighf cxprt-- u pline al al stair ~ 9l0PM
Ith freight. with ~ class cas- Al 8 30 A
Train, arrive at Rick Island daily. SHu'iay-
cnptet follows
Isl rixHt Apr. > $50 4
ID e.pr,s, stopping "nly =. pan s,Gi!at~I COL
81 uIail tram al 10 , T.
attn freight, Win "a class eats AL ,i5 p. NJ
All traiiisay. tbis su.r III. .til Nlai at
Chcag, withirar ~ = Osi ,hr Mlghsgau S,niL.rn
and Michigan Central X 10 snl from I,aiElt. t.
l,so Cleveland C.lnubu- GIIl Ihiat; Put >bul ii.
DaukIrk Buffalo Niagara rail- hli-,aN NV iogf,
Philadelphia, Batan.r. t.i Nr>hlusJsh Al. al
LaSale with tram. ~ IT. lrtUi, tut Al R,ai--
North to tialeI,a ami South & ~, i.aGls AID CIir 30
WHICH place. tickets can b pfreurrdu ~
: STEPHENS Tirk,t Agthi.
Il y prist Rek Island.
Passengers remind i - th' u.gts-!ty'af ewing
III met dlrtcian- tn ,tiuntI ION ui their bag
gage also procure tickets befcr~ rakug their
in the car the conductors collect uiy
ton- the line uf thf CHICAGO MRo,k lslaHd nd
JOHN TRACY Superintendent
W WHITMAN Az Sup't
Rock Island April d 1856 fhfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
SCMEEFELz.v, BROS. = 60,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS. PERRUMRRY,

40 WILLIAM STREET. COZ Eeskn.n, New York
INVITE the attention u The trade to their large
j aud varied stock Of Drug Paints, Oils. fvffum.ry
&c In addition 70 thelf gsgsisr Importaticns "a
Staple Drugs, they are Aso serving direct from the
sources Q, production and manufacture snpplics az
Tooth, Hair and Mali Brushes BronYes Curks Nor.
tars, Sponges, French and English P.rfnmery Iu-
bins Extracts, and many other articles usually
braced In Druggists stocks which they also rn-
ablef to offer 10 the mast advantageous terms.
Orders either tn person by mail, will r.c.iyr
prompt a''ention augldly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
Grand Attraction.

CTERLING Bulls for 81 and upward. For sals BY
- cHuBB, Bso., RARsow and Co., Bankers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
Brass Band Instruments,
n EMov
II. K. MOULD CO..


sAxHoRNs FOR BAND OF TWELVE nrunrns
Z fiat soprano lAtiat Baritone
nat Ishor fiat Bass,
z fiat Alto, Q r nat Co,tra
For Band OF ten members, omit one Soprano and
one Alto For a band Of eight members omI, one
soprano, one Alto. one Bass and one Contra Bass
Purchasers vii! please bear In mind that these in.
struments are Of the best French manufacture and
warranted 10 De correct upo d.Vly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

INSURANCE ADyERTlEMENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS
THE 4 sIIl.gGO CITI'
INSURANCE COMP ANY.
OFFICE Room No. /. Mas '.ie Temple.
Dearborn ST.. In S(.1GO.
CAPITAL NTOCk, Sl5O,OOO
Diroctors.
tDMrND CANflELp, ISAAC coos
rtKNfl GILBERT HENRY HAf ~.
1EOH,.E at iM
Officers
tpAI Nd ANEIEI.b T. t- HENRY BAhbi ..14
Hi~RS CHtPdAN Trra-tt
GILBERT Genefv' agent and Sufs1s.'r
TIL. Compare 81 a. at.atl1-d IN fmt 4,lh dt1 -
March. A u In.i uudet SPECIAL chatter from the
L-elsiatuf . l1t- tltl hu-ins- cuiil"tt' Il ui' Z
"a. ntet fasur1b.s all-is#.e l. stabI 'ussh' hhs
bs.a uISrii urn aul e. habI, basis Sld u NV -
-fahiff sHaue- and y tultif' los fiul= .''t
" h ar-i inznsu' C..tIasi. 10 n untfN
tlI',-. = srnu- 10 prot tu.. hm-, a-sfls lt7s
y damage by fise..r b.. III "a n 49, i'a'g
l.taii. Ia. fullaaIne
REFERENCES:
M.@eIs ofau = MI cav idl,a, d
WHilaJn, . au#rs Ci'as,
<ert"u broth
staue \ ~
DuaIi p ktetl,t \ Mi Ea4l...f
en- 4 NYfthup CAN K.r E4t
Nh 2 Lfuh go Altwaus
j g. tauu.. X u. E3ttu.
Henry IA stdut, l'rt>'t { hstEph ktitoad
\ nhlr-lt. Ca-h tvn ittltA. Ghics<w
Dan y RI t4.- isi. ttevt'tHa. .
Ilau JaIn . H. NE. frta- >tn ,..,asbo
H. CraGltH t-l srrissaeih ~
lion X tDamheEr S L.afe V.
Nr~-f. WlI-p5.=fl We'll & s. .tfiaE ,hrasJ-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

Stoningion, Norwich 81 Fall River
Through Tickets good 81 rlthra Of The above
routes
Through Tickets and general ,hiorm4tiOn ta he
procured at the Cnmpsny's Office, No &, Dearborn
street, opposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers San make
through contracts by calling on the Companys Agents
A II. PETERS, Ag't, - Dearborn street Chicago
b. ,. SMITH, Gen Agent, Cleveland, o
deci5ati
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

Tk.4.S'MLkS'
Insurance Company
once y. ". Go o. Of Main 4 Chssautstrsst
ST. LOUIS, NO.
Capital, SYna.aa
WIN. DHNCH, prss't AID. ABELEs, Vic. Pres
CHAs. ABRAASoN, Secretary.
- piaKcGoRs:
9. 4: Cane, Chsa y. Meyer, Nsurv hioss
u Ms!eI, A O. Cordes 49,
II. J. epaunhorst
p B. HARDING, Agent, Davenport, lows.
The undersigned 10 Agent fer this new insurane.
company, which Is managed by some OF the most sub
stanta business men OF st. Louis and IL ready A. ali
times to take flsks on reasonable rates, Ushonld
hos De overlooked that this 10 good Western Com.
pAny and should Be supported by our citizens lns,aaa
OF which there srs 80 many.
aesee4I P.n. HARDING,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
COATING CLOTHS,
PAntalOOnry and WaiStCOatinSs {

to continue to dress our Fellow citizens in the mos,
fashionable manner.
Our Goods ere Of she
LA T00T 0TrL mn
and mos, beautiful fabrics. and We viii make them M
to erdsr, having an eye to the prevailing fashions.
Our ktask AZ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

Ann AaA4s wsAsrsTa pASaa sssssssa
"a poassA ) -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
4 Well Dressed PEOPLE,

9!s To- frequent ,smass q siIanssfs VISITING ps
Nenport, thar its citizens are an exceedingly .s
dreI>ed people Such Is the fact, and Ne are nav
iuily prepared with magnificent assortment ~ ~
mos. elegant Goods liz the way ~ "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13

1 splendid Chance.
TN9MpINo to emisrsts to Florence, Nebraska, /
! essaeass oeer the following property for sale.
I've Aeo weA Q 800 0oHse and WaSOnAhsp
y 01ee 0eas Town.
1avins aooe tAsss years In this town = pruAtab,o
ouai1oos en- couscientously recommend this ulace
y any yeone nan dsssins TO start business on bis
evoAeee: HENRY 0UDH
lssoit1sl was.nmster
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12
81. ANTHONY ITEMS.


FROM orr it"tHisr News 'Titherer.
The Erpress--Iapror.meai5-Boar i Of Trade.
ST. ANTHONY, July 3, 1856
TIE ExpREss.-The :. Eyrress'' taxes me to
task for carclcSSHeS, in ny local lettings -: \
Roland for an Oliver In reporting tie Indian
depredatons, alluded TO in hy last, as having
occurred AT Coon Greek, the Express locates them
mt Elk River, dozen mile. north Of where thev
actually took place. Now, how much more ser-
Gus is my mistake in designating the St. Charles
as tie boarding place of the subject of M re-
port than theirs, in removing the scene OF this
Indian mischief near score Of miles from where
correctly located it, The locaizer of the Ex-
press ought 10 be aware Of the difficulty of being.
in nj! eases, strict, y correct in chroncling local
transactions. So long rs h faithfully represents
the material Circumstances OF what he attempts to
report, apprehenl NJ one will be disposed to
clvil at trivial inaccuracies.
The building of McSsrs. Morrison & Co.. on
the falls near the Minnesota FIGURING Mil, d.
signed FOR mechanicai uses, is s1ins up apacc and
will soon be ready for occupation. There is II
demand for many more such establishments, and
thelr erection would contribute as well to the
general prosperity of the town as to the profit of
those who should furnish them.
laraoygMENrS.-lmp Improvements seem the order
oil the day in Minneapolis. Buildings OF every
description are going up with IN lgical rapidly.
Mr.. Cram has just enclosed Il buildiar near the
bridge, with II capo!a or stccplc, in which the
citizens design placing a towa clock. Mr.. Wood
man is erecting large three story brick build
ins on the corner Of Washington Avenue ana
- street, with pressed brick front. This, it
is presumed, will ne The most attractive bu sness
eiilicc in the Territory. NJ. Newton and others
arc about to construct largo Touring mill on
the site of the OLD Government stone mill. inst
below the falls. gentleman from Galena. of
ample means, who designs making MINNEAPOLIS
his home. Is erecting what promises to be an clc-
CANT, substantial and commolious dwelling on
the beautiful eminence near the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. AMI buildings less pretending are in
process of construction all through the town.
learn that meeting Of our merchants and
manufacturers was held last night for the pur.
pose of organizing Board of Trade. What the
result Of their deliberations was | cannot say.
Some such Association is very much needed here.
to promote q liberal and sympathetic public SEN
timcn, that may lead 20 efficient and systematic
measures of immediate public Importance.
Yours, Tow.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12

Thar New BIocK.-The new building OF
DIR. Kinney, in Eagle Street, has some excel
lent rooms ready for occupancy. Several have
already been leased; others will be for a
moderate price.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12

ny Several boats have arrived since our
last issue. The latest news will be found
under the proper head.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12

Box DRowNrp the pantry boy Of tie
Equator, in jumping from the boat on TO barge
Saturday. lost his balance and FELL into the
water. striking the barge in his descent. lis
body did not rise, and up to last evening it had
not been recovered.
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g L L y TT Il Nj $ q.
MONDAY, July, 9TH.

MONDAY, July, 'th.
No ACCIDENTS We hear of no accidents
having occurred on the 18th, and we saw but
few drunken men in the streets.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12

BoDr FouxD.-Thc body of an unknown per-
son was found Coating in the river, opposite this
city yesterday morning. He was dressed in COM
mon clothes and had the appearance of a lumber
man. His ace was probably SIS or 10 Years.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12

FouSD.-The body of the boy who was
drowned on Saturday, was found yesterday.
lie was formerly employed at the Winslow
House.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12

BE CAREFUL.--On the Fourth several in
Judlcous or malicious persons, threw lunches OF
fire-crackers on the side walk in St. Anthony
ST., and had 1t hot been Tor the timely discovery
OF the mischief they were about TO cause, dis
truc;lve fire would have occurred Be cautious
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12
TUESDAY,, July,

ONwARp.-Workmen commenced dirripr
at the Levee yesterday. We hope the work
will be carried through to completion, and
without delay.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12

SAD AccIDExr.---We learn from Mr.. Cava-
Ter, who has just arrived from Psmbina, that
previous TO his leaving, a little son OF Mr..
Grant accidentally shot his little sister, killing
her Instantly. Mr.. Grant is now in this city,
to whom the sad tdings have been co.nnu-
nicateG.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12

GsRNAN Pc Nic.--,Thc Germans had a grand
Pie Mic on tn, Fourth, which we inadvertently
omitted to mention. Singing AMI dancing were
the principal features of the festivity.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12
l-H SHINGLE MACHINE.
Kendalrs Patent Improved Double Acting
River and Shaver.

THE attention OF shinsle and Lumber dealers, spccuators
ana others rs directed 10 this invaluable which
is now presented To the public the only pr aceaI
machine ext2nt. for RivinC and Shaving Shingles.
various cntng and saving machines
making Shingles, bur ii well known Shingles
or sawed across the quite nsy
poses Numerous inventions have appeared irving
ana SHAVING,
from their imperfect nehOi irving. split
ting from the side Of the block shnye almost
invariably of. This difficulty obviaed
kENDAlL'S MACHINE, which splits from side Of
the block piece thick enough shingles,
ar3ed in the centre. and by guides part
Is Conducted through pair knives. which
completes the operation thus producing shingles
revolution. This machine will block
three thousand shingles hour. and
taper, superior in oGity and ura billy
eraly other process. It's
10 pine ana other SOFT wood, bu equal adranag.
OAK walnut, and other description
split.
The workings the machine Rotary
Mills st. Paul. .. ....f
this field Tor secua
vFHtion cNtant.
This machine occupies but small sp durable con-
srucon. and cost but abour hpdud eighty dollars
and Tan aud Two DO, make 90 900 IS GOO
giles day. with shout three horse
For right of Territory machines enquire
mills. -is tt ~
All needed nfornapn VIII be forwarded letter,
RF,<Fy
je25t2w Proprietor ihis Trrrt
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12

LOST We call attention to ,he adv. of Lost
in another column. \ liberal reward will be
paid for the recovery of the pocket book and the
money.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12
ST. Paul Hat, Cap,
AND GENTLEMENS FURNISHING STOEE.

AND GENTLEMETS FURNISHING STOEE
IIASLETr & THOMPSON,
WHOLESALE RETAIL,
Corner Third and WGbasha,v s., Opposite the P. Office
HAVING Just returned from the East with large cheap
stock Goods to which invite the citizens
and strangers. Our stock consists in the olIowng
= n DOz. Back Silk Hats latest Spring Styles rt
~ IASLETT X THOMPSON'S.
20 HASLETT * TIOMPSON's.
900 pOZ Black, Pearl. Claret. Lilac, Drab and
ooo White, hish ami low crowned, SOFT Hats,
HASLETT " TIIOM rSON'S.
STRAW GOODS.
900 boz. Panama, China. Pearl, Petdc Braid C.nada
ooO Straw, Chir all kinds from Is
cents mp 10 $3,at HASLEFT n TIIoMrSON'S-
100 Doz Boys Chilcns Soft and Straw Hats in all
IAsI.Err y THoMpsON,s.
IIRENCn Fancy Ca ',imrre-a large assortment. at
II SLETr " THOMPsON'S.
- HhSLETT * TUOMPSoN'S.
C,ILX, Irnle-sl. Drawers. at
- HASLETT q rHOMpSON'S.
- ED, Blue and Gray Flannel Over-S!lirtS. '-
IL II... HASi.ETr n TuOMPSON's.
CRAvA"s AND NEoK-r'Hs-By she thousands, a,
~ HASLETT y THOMPSUN'S
I|ID SILK, sc Thread Cotton Glove, of all kinds and
~ at all prices, for the m llion, at
HASLETT & THOMPSON'S
~ ENTS Travelling Shaw!s, at
VI HA5LsTT * TTOMPSON'S
200 DoZ Half Hose. Plain Fancy SILK, Cotton Ise
wv Thread and Cotton with Merino s"les,
HAsLErT Il TmOMPSoN'S.
ROY'S Hats and Caps, in great variety. at
ID HASLETT * THOMPSON,S,
CtOLT'S REvOLyERs-Aiicn's and other PISTOLS, at
~ HASLETT * THOMPSON;S.
w HTE and Fancy Figured Shirts. Fronts Collars
w Opera, Byron and Standing Collars. cheap
HASi.ETT * THOMPSlN'S.
CHlRTS made to orier and to IT. al
~ lIASLETT X THOMPSON'S.
DOwIE, Pocket and Pen Knives, Rogers, eto..at
- HASLRrT X THOMPSON'S.
TRUNKS, vaI<cs, Carpet Bags. ETC.. at -
IIASI.ETT Il THOaPSON:S.
CiLK and Linen Itandkcrchirfs.
y UAsLETT & ,HOMPsON,s.
NANCY GOODS. sCch Co,h Tool, Hair and Nail Jrush
L Pocket Combs. Port Monies Dress
ing Cases, Canes, Boomcorn Whiss Pencils. r,c
great variety, at HASLETT & TIiOM PSON'S.
T AIDES Riding Gloves, beautiful Goods. at
- HASLETT Il TlI3M HSON,S.
(NONCLUS!ON-In short everything in orr line of
~ trade. and r'>clly request evaminatioii
as VIC determined to give bctr goods
any city. Small profits
sales. for cash is our motto.
deIo-tf NAsLETr & THOMPSON
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NJ u o d
PATENT IMPROVED SELF-FEEDING .
ShINGLE MACHINE.
FORCUTTING AND JOINTING sHINGLES.'
rINHE attention in the manufactures nj
shingles, and the public generally,
Invited to an examination the
the trouble to witness its thoroughly convinced
OF ls uty as well asits superiority Single
Machine heretofore In 1t Is entirely
NEW PRINCIPLE, 3
at once Simple I'd Compac readily ced to steam,
water Or morse power be
adapted 70 every circumstance shingles
and jointing them ready for use.
IL requires only about TO prope this
china with sufficient force 10
lf ONE SINGLE PER SECOND,
and man of ordinary capacity with perfect
eases as there no machinery about requiring
cal skill Whatever in Its management operation. e.
The shingles made by this superior
70 those manufactured by .ther procesS having per-
fecty even anu 9th while uniform
thickness. ,.
Any kind timber grows the forests of our counv
winch can be penetrated by
TINS machine, without wasting shaving. while
by any other method used in the
least one-thd of the timber cat savings
dust. -
The subscriber viii place for si,or time and
widispose OF the Right this
this territory on terms which
tit ." the purchaser The subscriber offer
JCome and see the machine Yourself that il is
the best shinsle machine even invented.
w. W. JAMES.
JNiIW-WIm American House, st. Paul.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-12
WANTED,

WANTED,
TINIE Grand Medical Warehouse. No. 10 Washington
Albany n. Y, wants Immediately 50 enterprising young
with horse and and 500 can't
10 deposit security fa.thfunes &c. and
good written Recommendation honesty
agents in the sale of the most popular patent
the day in the western to whom all
will be paid and salaries the year, $500 $780,
cordng to the ability of the applicant. .s. f
n. B-Appy without delay either by letter person. as
above, b. COOK, Jackson Streets
ST. Paul, General Agent Minnesota. .." .......
E5-A communications promptly attended to.
Sa?i-1v DWIGHT
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ANOKA LAND AGENCY.

VN71L promptly attend to all business connected with buying
w and selling OF Land. locating Land Warrants. 6c.
Particular attention will be given to the
Timber Lands, for which the services thorough
and competent Judge Of timber has been secured
descriptions hand.
REFERS To-woodbury Larned, Anoka. Minnesota; l..
Bostvick, ESQ. st. Anthony. Xin Il E. NASH St. Anho
Nin. r. p Russell, Recever snd Office, Minneapolis,
Min Marshall Co., Bankers, st. Paul, j. p. Woodbury.,
Kalamazoo, Michigan; Prof. J. J. Mape, Newark n.
Pro-. A Beach, Iowa City.
T. All communications should be directedto
GEO. SMILEY, Anoka Minnesota.
Anoka, April 10th. 1856. ap15-d&wtf