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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16
Additional from Mexico.

senior De "a Roea recently Minister OF Foreign Affairs
u Mexico, IS dead. Senior antonio dc ia Fuente who
Minister Of Justice in the time OF Prcsden, Anita
has been appointed to dti the vacant place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16
Port OF New Ysrk, October II, 1850.

ALMANAC EsT roRx-rsIs DAT.
srr frss. " soos arts.
sur ~ HIGH ~ III
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

EDITOR TINEs,-was it your intention in your
late editorial article on the sermon of DR.. Van
Ingen, to convey the idea that the DR.. was pro-
Slavery man? did not so understand the art-
Gle, but others did Will you please answer?
FAIR PLAY.
CT+ It was not intention to convey any
such an idea nor do we think the tenor of our ar-
tice warrants such an inference. We believe
DR.. Van Ingen to be opposed to Slavery, but the
Doctor and ourself differ somewhat ms to It's dis
position. If we understand the Reverend gem
tleman. he would rather submit to Slavery and
its evils than dissolve the Union, and believing
that agitation on the subject will tend to disso-
luton of the Union. he deprecates this agitation.
while we maintain that the agitation IT the SUBJ
ject ,ciH not dissolve the Union, but if it does.
then let the Union 60. We claim that the on
ward march of Slavery should be stopped, at all
hazards, even should the Union crumble in the
conflict, but of which we have little fears. We
have no disposition to misrepresent the Doctor
or any one else, but VIC are tenacious of our
views on this subject, and believing we are right,
shall defend them to the best Of ability.--ED.
TINES.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

Although the fraud and force in other districts
was equally great as in these, yet the Cover
nor had no information in regard to them, he is
sued certificates according to the returns.
Your Committee here felt it to be their duty
not only to inquire into and collect evidence in
regard to fore. and fraud attempted and prac-
ticed at the elections in the Territory, but also
into the facts and prctexts by which this force
aud fraud had been excused and justified; and
for this purpose your Committee have allowed
the declarations Of nonresident voters to be Civ
en- as evidence in their own behalf; also the de-
claration of all who came up the Missouri River
emigrants in Marsh, 1855, whether they voted
or not, and whether they came into the Territory
at all or not and also the rnmors which were
circulated among the people of Missouri previous
to election. The great body of the testimony TIA
ken at the instance af the sitting Delegate is OF
this character.
When the declaration of parties passing up
the river were offered in evidence, your Commit
tee received them upon the distinct statement that
they would be ex luded unless the persons ma
king the declaration were by other proof shown
to be connected with the elections. This proof
was not made, and, therefore, much Of this class
of testimony is incompetent bv the rules Of law,
but is allowed to remain as tending to show the
cause of the action of the citizens If Missouri.
The alleged causes of the invasion of March,
1855, are included in the following charges:
l. That the New England Aid Society, of Bos-
ton, was then importing into the Territory large
numbers of men, merely for the purpose of con-
trolling the elections. That they came withou,
women, children or baggage, went into the Ter
ritory, voted, and returned again.
2. That men were hired in the Eastern or Nor.
thern States, or induced to go to the Territory
solely to vote, and not to settle, and by doing
to make il Free State.
8. That the Governor of the Territory pur.
posely postponed the day of election to allow thi.
emigration to arrive, and notified the Aid Socie
ty, and persons in the Eastern States, of the day
Of election, before be gave notice to the peopl'
of Missouri and the Territory.
That these charges were indusiriously circula
ted; that grossly exaggerated statements We:
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26


Read the following from speech Of Mr.. Ste
phsns, Of Georgia, il the House Of Rsprsssets-
tivss, not long ago
swell, gentlemen" said Mr.. Stephens, " you
rake good deal Of clamor over the Nebrsska
measure, but it don't alarm us st ell. We have
got used to that kind Of talk. You have threat
ened before, but you have never performed. You
have always caved in, and you will again. You
are q mounting, white-livercd set. OF course
you will oppose the measure; we expected that |;
but we don't care for your opposition. You will
rail, but We don't care for your railing. You
will hiss, but 30 will adders. We expect it Of
adders, and we expect it of you. Yon are like
the devils that pitched ths b ,ttlcnent :
of Heaven into Hell. They set up howl ut
their discontinue, and so will you. But their
fate was scaled, ami 50 is yours. You must sub
init to the yoke, but don't chafe. Gentlemen,
We have got you j our power. You tried to
drive US to the wall in 1850. but times are
changed. You went wo0ling, and
have come home feeced. Don't be so impudent
as to complain. You will only be slapped 10 the
face. Don't resist. You will only be dashed into
obedience. Legislatures Of New York, of Rhode
Island, of Massachusetts, Northern Divines, OPP
ponents Of Nebraskn everywhere, are merely ad-
ders, whose vocation is to hiss they are simple
bowling devils who shall he sent to hell.'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26
THE KANSAS INIQUITY.

We continue the Report of the Committee APP
pointed by Congress to investigate the Kansas
fraud, and we ca@not see how any candid and
reasonable man can read this Report without
burning with indignation. That part of the ar
tice which we publish to-day, clearly shows that
there were but SOS legal voters in the Terrific
~, and vet $40 votes were cast, exhibiting a
discrepancy of 4I2 The Report rei,erates
fraud and vilainy all the way through. Give it
q careful perusal.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

The KANSAS Civil WAR.-A writer from To.
peka to the Burlington Hawk Eye, under date of
the 5th, says that since the sack Of Lawrence. it
is ascertained that more than 40 Free State men
and 20 Pro- Slavery men have been killed.
The charge that the Free State men are cow
ards, doesn't hardly harmonic with the above
account.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

OwAroNIA WArcHMAv AND REGIsrER.-~T
first number of this paper has made it's appear
ance. In size it is the same rs our daily, we'll
printed, anu we should judge from the specimen
before US. will be well edited. The Aag of Ere
mont and DAYTON Nv ut it's mast's head, and rs it
is in the hands of our friends, Abbott & Cornell,
predict for it prosperous career. A. B.
Connell and e. L. Smsad, editors. Published at
Owatonia, Steele county, Minnesota. From III;
leading editorial we clip the following -
By the flag We to-day place at the head Of our
paper, we give our readers index, pointing
out the course We intend to pursue, practically,
while occupying the sutton of public jour-
nalist.
We intend to fight thu battle of Freedom, with
energy and determined will-exposing all schemes
We deem wrons-and upholting the right. On
the great questions that now agitate the land, we
are heart and soul, Republican. All other issues
sink into insignidcance, when brought in compar-
ison with the great question of Freedom.
We have hosted the DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
BANNER, and appeal to the hearts of all lovers of
their country, to stand 6rrn and unbroken, and
through the Ballot-Box, stamp the seal Of disap
probation on all sham DExocRAcY.
Success attend the W ,tchman. II has entered
vigorously into the fight aud will do IA good
work.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26
WHERE WAS Mn. RIcHARDsov There are near

WHERE WAS Mn. RIcHARDsoN There are near
ly dozen Northern Democrats among the names
Of those voting against the expulsion of Mr..
Brooks from Congress, but We miss the name of
NJ. K 'chardson, of lllinos--the right hand man
Of Mr.. Douglas. 1t will be remembered that Mr..
Douglas refused to interfere in the Brooks and
Sumner affair, IS for fear that his motives might
be misconstrued.'' Is the absence of Mr.. Rich
ardson upon this important vote to be accounted
for upon the same hypothesis We cannot be-
lisve it. He is a courageous man but we think
it due to his constituents and the whole country
that the cause Of his absence should be explained.
IN. Y. Herald.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

made In regard to them; that the nswspaper
press and leading men in public meetings in Wes-
tern Missouri, aided BY Chaplaiu Of the United
States Army, gave currency and credit to them,
and thus excited the people, and induced many
well-meaning citizens of Missouri to march into
the Territory to meet and repel the alleged Eas-
tern paupers and Aboltionists, is fully proven BY
many witnesses.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

Extract of letter, dated July 18th;
''No confidence in the success of Buchanan is
really entertained here. His nomination is now
acknowledged to be dead failure. 1t excites
no enthusiasm, enlists no zeal, inspires no hope.
Gushing is pot-mealy mouthed in expressing his
opinion of Fremont's success"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

CO BY an arrival yesterday we received a
mail, but nothing new. The death of Archibald
Campbell, of Albany, is announced. He had long
been connected with the State Department, and
was well known an estimable man. He was
Scotchman by birth.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

CO On train of cars going to Chicago, few
days since, a vote was taken, when there appeared
a majority of los for Fremont over both Fill
more and Buchanan. A vote was ta.en among
the ladies with the following result: Fremont
As Buchanan 0; Fillmore 5.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

60 Providence does mum to save us from
real evils, but we must save ourselves from imag
mary ones.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

60. Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,, denies
most unqualifedly the report that he expressed a
preference for MIR. johnson for Vice President.
He is strongly in favor of the Republican candi-
dates-Fremont and Dayton.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

MoRE vonNe "A block of stores in Chicago
from Lake to Randolph streets, has been recently
canvassed, with the following result: Fremont
IA; Buchanan As; Fillmore5
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

ca Flour is selling in Galena for 1925 and
1925. Wheat for 80 cents. Lumber-$35 for
clear $l2 and SIS for green.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

c. The Washington correspondent of the n.
Y. Herald states it is reported that Mr.. Mason,
Minister to France, has requested to be recalled.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

CO The local of the Galena Advertiser IL
"ptchins into " the Police officers of that city.
Where are our Police officers, and what are they
doing? We ask for information. t"#
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26
L D OK IND LIYEI

- - - 0AAAsukD
COMPOUND SYRUP or BRIER ROOT,
:. 800 :: : <: ' s.s. s ss.;. ~;
9.ma. Cs,a..s, wsss - s.isssd s'~sA - 81 ssA
Asiasis Chs1sSnI - ~ gBsss Dsaees
q reputation. - = haowns unsusDaass: " .ay
nssssos any riaS. sss ss rrssss s.Sss saiy isss ].
the Nswssspers pusposs ss.s
expsrssscs can SnIy size wMxfsD.
The DSfsv nsSs Syruv
and s s.psoe ~ enssss . &
TIE dTem TIE
q
% relax, what y constpsss tie towels All .nS~ hat
ss a.: ss .s.
variety Of other medicines have o,essse t>hdsey Asa
% Of most Of the medicines In IRE. tp
n sa IL @
moved aud the medicine dH short 81 1,ossefss deGfki 1A
Of poison; vAs property d =
removing the disease, another IL poisoning s
brtnss patient stage eay Ssvs
an imp0tent and unhappy old age.
the nature Of medicines and their Effects ami devoted his tins
:, r.
stsbe the poisonous principle be sspsSd eaa
sr for tns scss He also sueeedsd IL discovering nssSsS
Of separating them. that wss easy and practicable
81 sss4 This Great Discovery
enabled accomplish be sss ss>ersce
yesr; compound Of asttugen and healing properties whck
viii cure all the dangerous and annoying djsessss the bVer
without In any the life Of the patient.
Such origin Of the svaur or BRIxH Roof - su
Its advantages other medicine.
effects quarter the time required b osanay
! medicines! IS f 1gf3 sfA 80 ~
mineral vegetable poison System
removed! "a 3tk<s 4s r ksftf #ss@f tsss
equilibrium, and leaves the bowels IN their natural yetet
induces diseased action NJ the
pleasant the taste and produces nausea.
will always effect cush taken before the patent abso
lu.sly tpeuTsbe! ft i5 et~.s 80 -
II can in 10 case produce deaths any dseasei
It's effect on children ID asrngen and quieng, 6sing he
best cordial known 4t5ttssef &44+5s -8f l8ags III
THoUsANDs CERTIFIcATEs as to Its effects, and the
wrought be Produced but medciue haviu9
properties this Srup, needs praise but its merits.
in bringing the medicine to the notice %
THE PEOPLE,
duty Investigate for themselves, and the only
TO do this ID 70 tlit = saYtss 81
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
manufactured only by DWIGHT CHAPLIN, "a
q. Cock, At
n Ne. - washinssen Street, Aibany, n. =.
and promptly AGENTS,
aud the medicine be had Of Druggists generally throughout
the country. w t .seatS .H8 ssaNa
Apply as above, ~ -
A. W. CHURCHILL, Worcester, xzss
L. u. GoRToH, Cleveland, Ohio. ss-qsf 81
HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, indianapolis, Ia.
4ta A. BoyNToN, ottawa, Ill. ~ s A
THos. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa.
gsfl ,. II. PRICE, Janesvie, Wis. ~ y
p. b. Cook, ST. Paul, AnueSota. fla
T. B. SEELEY, Harrisburgh, Pa.
~ The above Agents exclusively I'M ~mp,oyment ~
the Proprietor. charge which
ocated. ss26-iywi
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

weeks since it was SIS and $40, but ha,
risen in consequence of the great demand for it
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

W The Land Once friend Brewster. located at the
Junction 3d Bench wabashsw streets,
ONCE the desirabl point business and
Stion. wauI Il Ia the place do
once business Persons ioIkng chsnces" should call
anil see Brewster. ...... ...
SNEEIINu MADE EAsY.-- rhe suui-n change IN the
Their has produced perfect rupihn snccznr ts
frins AID acquaina That remarkabls unplea
and decidedly ueccant complaint sc"d In tue head,' hs.
alarm within these last few days.
instance this epidemic occurred the other
eeeuing, VIII leading American tragic
eZus IN the mds ot pathetic soloqnv, the sudden
explosion Caarrh what should
sympathy int, shouts Laughter. In pure pity tn
advise Then, that simple remedy
shape Dunr,s Ca,arr' Snun, which II
sg-esb.e specific Catarrl, forms,
sovereign remedy singing the w~skness
vision, the other complaints which the
head Is subject. ..f.s t-tt
rrE-EMPIiON NOTTE-MONEY SAVED.
Dollars purcbas Land Warrants
BIpwELL's EXCHANGE BANK, which guarantee per-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

GY"Oh how beautiful that building would
look if it only had trees planted about it," said
young lady the other day. :. What building y"
we asked. She Replied The Baldwin School
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

REslGNArloN OF kEIrT!- The alder and abettor
of Bully Brooks has resigned his position in the
House. The N. Y. Tribune says:-
"In the House, Mr.. Kett Of South Carolina,
spoke his valedictory, and rendered his resig-
nation. In his speech he belabored Massachusetts
and the North, and euiogized the South. He
boosted that he knew the assault was to be made,
but not the time, and held that be could not with
honor inform of the fact. We believe the GRIM
ina law entertains different view of honor,
declaring that the who knows of purpose
to commit felony, and fails to inform officers, or
do his best to prevent it, is party to the crime.
MIR. Kett retired with considerable eclat.
We hope all the Southern members will resign
it will be good thing for the country.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

The Galena Advertiser says that Mr.. Washburne,
member of Congress from that district sis not
afraid to do right" We endorse that most
heartily.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

GaT vote on the Fort Smelling Ferry boat,
showed for Buchanan, and for Fremont. The
democracy, on learning the result, had great
rejoicing.
Gy Nearly $l30,O0O have been expended this
year in the erection and completion of buildings
in St. Anthony and Third streets alone. The
whole amount invested in buildings in the city,
since the opening of navigation, can't be short of
$250,0OO! Don't start The figures are very
nearly true. In addition to this, we must have
at the present moment IL, 200 inhabitants!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

CO Joiners are scarce in our city. So many
new buildings are going up that every one is
employed, and there is . great demand for
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

0TWe observe that the Upper Leveeis sssum.
ing form aud confines. Workmen are busily
engaged on it.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

G. The House Of Representatives has declared
that Mr.. Archer of Illinois, is not entitled to .
seat in that body. A vacancy was announced
and the election referred back TO the people.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

A duel between Burlingame of Massachusetts,.
and Bully Brooks, was barely averted OF the 10th.
Messrs. Banks and Ashwood of Massachusetts,
irterfered. Brooks has found one or two who
are willing to fight with him. In future he will
keen quiet.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26
Dead and Wounded. .

PHILADELPHIA, July ~.
The dead Of the rail road catastrophe ~ far
as ascertained, amount to Sc. including ak I'M
recognized. The wounded as known number ~.
many very seriously, and their deaths hourly ex-
pected.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26
NIARRI ID.

lay morning. by Rev. Mr.. PrnmaD. Mr.. CHAR LEI
II. MIX to Mics HELEN z. WHITE, all VI this city.
10 wish the happy couple much They left for
visit e asst Immediately AFTER their marriage. Er
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

ey General Shields was in town yesterday.
He says Farribault is settling up very rapidly.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

NEW NWRJVAL OF
DOOTS AND SH OES.
~ e. HOFFMAN 10 opening Spring Stock Of every
VI variety Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Made In the si and very hest
Hzt~rslr. s Ia styir surpxsse He calls e..
peciai nftrrti n Ia IT. asssrtnssnt W 4e t
esentlemen Ms Patent Leather Boots and s,aissrs.
which for elegance, nnsh surpassed.
Hs stock Slippers. CATERS, Bnskin etc., etc.. Isdes'
very Isrsr and ne any srti.
Gle that nay h~ cali~d fer. IN ryi~ six Is please
none hut the bcs and xperienc-d Employed
Ready made Bs~fx Ut the best Calf Murscco, KID and
Patent Leather consfsfy hand. nsp<cfi~n
fully collected Saint Anfh"uv-s opposisr kmpir Block.
my0.ff ttefsa ffH4 G. C.. uOFrMAN-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26
ST. PAUL MARKETS.

coRREcrED DAILY EDDY BANNER.
DAILY TIMES OFFICE
.aus s9 July 20, 1856. b
WEIGHTS GRAIN.-Tlr fo.o~tng ths established
weiyhts grains this TcrriIuy Wheat, 10 10
Glover q bu, Kye Sc lbs bu.; Indian Corn, S.
ns uni Oales % MS bu.; Barley. ssns bu Buckwieav
II nx a et.s .f-faq.t tH II. ~, ..s..ff
DRIEb
Reef AppleS bu
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

ca Bathing within the city limits we be-
lieve, to be contrary to law. Persons who love
this sport should have some regard to the deli
cate and sensitive feeling of the young, and
choose some more secluded spot than the public
levee for their aquatic amusement. b.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

SENSIBLE CoNcLUsIoN.-A pair Of horses at
tached to wagon filled with corn, wheat, oats,
&c., took it into their heads to run race, we
suppose with each other, and so up st. anthony
street they dashsl, distributing on their way the
contents of the vehicle. On reaching the brow
Of the hill, above the Winslow House, they
doubtless concluded it was too warm to go fur
ther, and therefore came to stand--a sensible
conclusion this hot weather. Will people ever
learn to hitch their horses
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

rTVHE Medical Warehouse, No. - Washington street,
Aybsny, n. immediately 50 eut~vpuug y,uns
wagon, from 500 $500 cash capital
iodeposit - security In bnses and
written a. 70 honesty and ability " act
agents popular patent
the day 10 the all travelling expenss
viii be paid year, 600 ESQ.,
cordng the ability of the applicant. "a
B-Apply without delay, either By letter OF 10 perrou
above, or to p b. COOK, Third and Jackson sses
st. Paul, General Agent for Minnesota.
- All communications promptly attended to-
ee2A-ly 4ass.s DWIGHT CHApJN.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26
DIED,

Ga evening the oath, s O'Clock. choles
tuu, ADA KATE, only child Charles VI. and Sarah A.
Riehl, AGED year, months and II days.
Cincinnati Frederick (Nd) papers, please copy.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26
PURIFY THE BLOOD. -
MOFFAT'S
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BlTTERS.

THE great popularity which NOFFATS LIFE PILLS aud
PHOENIX BtrrERS have attained, In consequences VI the
exraoinar! cures effected by their renders
for the proprietor into particular analysis their
medicinal virtues properties Having been than
years before the pubc and having he united testimony
more than THREE MILLIONS 0f who have beer
stirred ~ the enoymentof perfect health by them, bsved
that their reputation the medicine
the pubc admits Of no dispute. In almost every city
village IN the United States there who
testify TO their efficacy in removing
whole system renewed vigor and health. =
In Of Scr fula. Ulcers, Erupfions
ski the operation Of the life Nrdcines ssonhine,
often removing in few days vssss u these ssoos
diseases BY their purifying effects the kDoe6
Agnes Dyspepas> DOpy Piles, and In
son yield to their curative properties. No family sAsnd
without them, ~ by their timely much sueing
pense may be saved.
70 Prepared BY WILLIAM 3. MOFYAT, \. D. ,xsw TEA,
and for Aaie by
my22-ly LII WIN. =. Drown. St. Pant. MIN. q
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26
TROY, N. r.. BELL FOUNDRY.
10 YES r E4lTCHCOCW Pro MT Afnrs.

MANuPACTURE and keep constantly % hsnA Bsls for
W Chucbes Facories stespbosfs, School HSsues Ysnss-
tns, Locomotive and Railroad Stations HiIdeshs
Patent Rotary Yoke Wheels Frames, Toug Hsm1ssu,
pete and Springs attached to the cizpper jail which
warranted 70 and sddfess~A
70 q. At Toy. kes Co., n. r, shall have immediate
tentim. su9o-tys
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26

TINE SUBSCRBERS, ong sd enaserA
Foundry, manufacture upoA inpsvved eth1
c0nrtantyon hand large assortment Of their pss nxLL
81 al descriptions suitable for Fire Alarms, Chusghea
Academies. Factories Steomboats Ptantastsns, kc..
mounted With their ~Rsas1nS Yeke" other tnpssve
HsnRines, which thu safety the Bell with
nciency IN rngnG. WsrTsnse given ausxbt.
Por full particular 70 CHIMES, KEYS, wE10B5s> ap
ply for Circular 70 A. NENGELYsS G(Jf0 :,
my22-tvs West Try, Albany Co... n. \.