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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-12-20
LUMBER! LUMBER!

TTNHE undersigned have hand at the McKusick Mills
in Saltwater, large quantity of seasoned Pire and
Oak lumber which they selling low for cash. We are
running mill day and night and will furnish all kinds
of stuff boards and plank low for cash
We also prepared to furnish dressed flooring and
siding eornce and finishing lumber in good order to
10 any mart of the Territory Come and try and
for yourselves. itg DELANO, MckUSiCK& co.
d6m-3mW rHft
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WHITFIELD ApMITTEp.-The only impor-
tant Congressional item by last nights mea-
gre mail is that Whitfield Border Ruffian)
his been admitted to the scat Of Delegate
from Kansas.
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SOMETHING NEW IN SIT. PAUL!

I LETTER Co, Formerly of Milwaukee, WisccnsinA
- WOOD TURNER'S, Sixth street, bet Cedar anu
innesota, respectfully announce tn those requiring
rok dole III their line thai tn. have just bshed
themselves in St Paul end respectfully solicit Carpenters
cabinet Makers and all those having work doae in this
he to give them call. We prepared to execute
thing in line of business with neaness and dis.
"atrh Having our Lathes all turned by steam power
e are enc e to turn out work with at speed and
very low rates. eY Hardwood always on hand Cash
paid for good hare. wood
NovlS-dSm j. LETTER & CO
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Money and Exchange Quotations,
N0KRECTED HN MARSHALL CO EANKER
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
Cathcart 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE ASp RETAIL DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DO VI sTIC DRY GOODS

DO N II STkC DIX Il GOODS.
COMMENCED Business in Saint Panl Fonr Years ago,
then little than Indian trading post since that
time Il has risen from the dimensions Of obscure vii
iaSe City of 10000 inhsbtants:ie emporium Of
commerce which already counts by millions. Their own
has kept race with this U3axAMPLEp PROGRESS
Their business has
MORE THAN DOUBLED!
Gently built
A New and Spacious Brick Store,
Fitted up in tie most MODERN STYLE, and adapted
essi and capacity, and in the elegance an,
convenience Of it, interior arrangements to the ncreas
ing exgcnccs Of the trade and The astonishing expansion
IF their
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUSINESS.
Their EXTENDED facilities and intimate acquaintance
with EASTERN MARSKrs, have enabled them select
stock Of Foreign and domestic DRY GOODS UxEQr
IN THE NORTHWEST Tor Its extent, sp!endor and
re,y. 1t comprises all the Choicest Fall and Winter style
OF DRESS AND FANCY GOODS:
And consists of ell grades and prevailing modes
offered to the taste and fashion Of the East and South.
REpuI from e start the ASSUMPTION OF
inexperienced dealers tsn: Anything will do for
the West Instead of attempting 10 foi-t shopwori.
and obsolete modes upon the market, they hav.
aspired to bring the resources OF
Fashion and Taste i'm Minnesota
Up to the most ExorisrE STANDARD BRoApwAY. Witt.
stock of 600, selected this principle, and
now dispayed in their large and magnificent Saesroom
where corps Of gentIeuany and ohligug Clerks
always in attendance, they have commenced THEN
EMI-ANNCAL SAFE They invite particular stten-
ton to their spacious t.a r. .-..
CARPET WAREROOM,
Filled with the snperb and elegant Carpetngs and
Druggets Floor Oil Cloths, &c. offered il this City
department of their large establishment IL deyctec
exclusively TO
Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods, &c.
In which they claim the rre-euirence universally &C
| corded their taste and discrimination.
| CATHCART CO, call the attention Of the mer
chants and business of the Minnesota and Mssis
ppi Valleys, and throughout the Northwest. TO their
WFaOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
Wholesale Business footing which will enable 81
Paul compete with the most a' orte depot Of Weste
Trade Their stock, footing $l00c00 fills the Who'll
FOUR FLOORS of their spacious establishment, and
long experience has qualified them to select the Staple
and Grades suitable for the market, and their
tended facilities enable them TO
Sell at Chicago and 81. Louis Prices
with the difference Of freight added. Nobody wi
doubt this who will do them the favor examine the
sfork and facilities nny15-lay
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MIMI .lIA.HAA SALllllN.

A Nd RESTRAINT, Third street, s.. Pau-T.c Pro-
"A priet.r having 10 considerable expense in TT
ing ,p first class SALOON a.l EaTiTG HnCsK, respect
uiy that he is row prepared to serve up
y.hng in the eating .e 10 compare with any eating
r,- west Of New York. lie in constant receipt Of
,ysters in also, all the game of the country
Meals served ny al all hours. Lunch at II aud
l0P. -
DecII. lawtf y. 4. BISSELL. Proprietor.
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=. eTe"NtF. A. G. IANGFCRn
SPENCER 4 LAN(:FORD

1lEALERS IN KEAI. ESTATE Saint Paul Minnesota.
A. Office Vh ST. Ant"l! Street rv doors above the
:"st c;hce--Ne i:vt: ti. atteitn of the public rS,-
raiir Z" "or Farming Lsn':>, all IS which have been
eec"n With The ui:nost aid located in f..e
st fertile portion III te Territory aid Wiscun.r We
Ter great indnct:els to purchasers pecaily fer
sfs desiruus ii hrst-ratc lands near a MA rk.t. To
iose having Land Warrants for location, We premise
tire satisfactio employ agents that u,.
osc hut give to it personal attention. We also hp,
ira SCI. land on coimss.n. ANA act general Taxpat.
.,g and Collecting Agents. novI7.dawti
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NEW FOUNDRY.

TJlHE Subscribers would respectfully inform E,e cis
Zens Of Minnesota, that their Establishment rs
in operation and prepared to execute Castings
and Machinery of every description short notice.
Iron Water Wheels, saw and Grst Mil Irons Buif
ing Columns, Window Caps and Sls Sash Weights Sleigh
Shoes Wagon Boxes &C. On hand and manufactured to
order Pattern Making, Brass Castings, &C., executed
with neatness and dispatch Rabbits Anti Friction Metal
alya ON hand Particular attention paid to Repairing.
All orders executed with lrompness and at the lowest
rates Cash paid for old Iron, Copper and Brass.
MORGAN 4 CO.,
do17au Ronndrv Ger 9Th and Rosa bel 2ts pau
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CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY,
AND
PRINTER.S WAR; USE,

PRINTER.S REHOUSE,
no. 43 FRANKLIN STREET CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
HAVING arrangements complete to sniI'y all the
reQuist ties Of the Trade Will, a stock OF
Presses, Type, Ink, Chases, Cases, Cuts,
Gslleys, Borders and Ornaments,
A. we'll every other ltice required in Newspaper
Book job Office prepared to furnish the Trade
the most liberal tern>.
Offices entire, with everything complete, furnished
without delay. Printers will find, upon trial. that III:
TYPE OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE are exsc!lei by
none other in the great requisites cf . #t33
Superior HIetal, Fine Finish,
And most Perfect Letter. Ia addition which, large
and versifed assortment of Tyne OF all styles, from the
old and justly celebrated Foundry Of Messrs. WuITE
Co., of New York, will be kept constantly on hand, and
orders any extent for their manufacture will be filed
without delay. t.'f
PRINTING PRESSES, Isl
Of all descriptions, from the wellknown mandatory OF
Messrs r. HOE Co., will be always hand, ordered
to suit Trade well the great variety of their
FURNISHING MATERIAL for which. their mandatory
has obtained high reputation. RrcGLEs', FosrRR
and other presses furnished order at Manufacturers
| prices. .' t..
| ~ Specimen Books be seen AT the MxSEsoTIAS
Oaice. Third Street, ST. Paul. oct1I-dawf
Z
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TAKEN UP.

DY the subscriber, pair of OXEN-one dark red
ID the other spotted and marked II. G.. the horns.
The owner have them by paying the charges Thereon
nnr1z.w1m JOSEPH CLIMANN.
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NORTH.wBsTRRN RxPREss CONVEY
ESTABLISHED IN 1917
CONNECTING with Amer;oen f. $500. n.

4
ESTABLISHED IN 1917
connecting with American Elk sress Co..
ton me safe and Speedy Transportation of Money.
Valuable and Light Freight Collection and Pavmr,t Of
Notes. Drafts, Bids and Accounts and Al. the business Of
General Express Forwarding.
OrR WINTER ARRANGEMENTS are now eou,,Is,. w.
shall run between ST. Paul and Dubuque an Express tr,
weekly, with four horse conveyances on u g. Mail time
ana VIII undertake to freight routes ut the
rate of Ton Daily, rare.
We have good trusty and experienced men for Mes.
sengers-Iron Safes at night stations all possible
taken for the security money yauabes
arrangements for Winter Of lS56.7s
Az Express vii! be dispatched from ST. Paul. as follows
FOR THE EAs1.-Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Fl ANTHONY AND MiNSEArcLis.--Tues,iaya and FRIDAYS
''"--"AfkH AND HrDsoN.-Nonday and Thursdays.
J. G. BURBANK CO.,
Office foot of Jackson Street
~. FAM, December 4, 1S56-dawy
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AN the LIST Of September, two miles and half from
~ St. Paul, two MICH COWS. The 1wner is request
ed to come forward, prove property, and take them
away. (oc25-w4w( H. ]. 4RAINARD.
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ESTRAY COW.

ESTRAx COW. t4sE
CtAME to the enclosure Of the Subscriber, residing in
" ST. Paul, Fort Street, about three quarters of .
mile above Winslow House. about the 25th of Nove-
ber small block Cow, with white star in her forehead
and having bran1ed her left horn the letters Y g.
YC The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property pay charges and take her away.
Dec6-y4wf EDWARD PICKSLEY.
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". H. a. G.. Il. REED.

CONTRA CrOR lnsnd BUILDERS, Nninger City, ". I
\ would to the public that they prepared
20 contrac. do any work in their line In thorough
and orkmanke manner, in N:i.nyer City and vicinity.
Ninnrer CITY. December II, i...6 dec11 -da " 3nu
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K. A.. DARLING. L. r. C.RswkIt r srusrrrn

X 4. DARLING. L. R. C.RswkIr r srusrrrn
MINNESOTA BANKING HOUSES
OF DARLING, CARSWELL e. SCHEFFER-DARLrNc
~ CARswElL SCHErFER, Hastings, NJ. T., DARLING,
CAASwELi- ScHsfFgR Co.. S:i,.w r. NJ. T.. dealers a
Exchange, Com and Land Observation-Disclosures ma .-
ana proceeds reunited at current rates IKE ange
REFERS To Ev-G"v. Alex. Ramsey, -. Paul ; Hlgi.
Mather Esq Chicago; Alex. Mitchell Prest Milwa ukee,
Wis; t. W. Campbell. ESQ, Hastings, VI. T. F.GraIger
Adams Banker, Chicago; Kirkland & Co., No AZ Wall
street, \. Y; Han. Week, Read Drex-i, NY ,iIS-3u
J. JAY KNOX. Jofx J. KNOX
II. II. KNOX, ! Bank of Vernon, New York
EXCHANGE AND BANKING. OFFICE
.OF J. JAY KNOX CO., New Stone Block, near The
~ Post ohce. Exchange h,ag: and soij : IL Ac
in Minresota for
Duncan, Sherman & Co.'S Foreign Bills.
OF One Pound ami upwards. On E.yiand. Iceland anu
Scotland. Deposits received and nLe,e-oua'c security
OF re': to d"pnsitors
REFERENCES:
NEw lokk.-Duncan, Sherman. 4 c.. Atlantic Bank :;
tn Banks in Syra>-isc.
c HCAGo.--M Marine Bank. Dec15
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:
BIDWELL.S EXCHANGE BANK.
THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL.

ENCHAN GE
Bought and Sold at all tiaeS, a,g, q; hest Rates.
DRAFTS Al sight,
n sums OF ONE PoCSp and upwards, pa .ile in all the
Principal Towns in Easaid, ireland and Scotland.
Deposits Received, Payable Old Deulsa nd
GOOD ENDORSED PAPER EISCOt' MED,
COLLECTIONS MADE.
and az Financial .:iness transacted under e genera.
system ot Banking.
IRA EiDWELL & son, Bankers.
JOHN K. MADISON. Cashier. iel9-itl
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STAGES FOR DyBUQrE:

y Line oi Stages leaves
Saint Paul for Dubuque ScIni-SYeekly,
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY MORNING,
Wis Lakevillc FarrtSuit OwatoI,ia, Austin, Bancroft
Through I'm Six Days:
With NiGnI TtiyE,. IT, Proprietor will .ndeay Or
make this tin most desirable IL the Traveller.
re-. Office at the Merchants Hotel.
Dee. Il? iat :s.n j. j. BRACKET, Proprietor
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LETTER d co.
LOST

L>ROM the Subscriber, at ct. Paul, Ten year old
Il 1leifcrs, of various coors black and white Que
ith her thigh, caused from hook Of a COW,
Danish and specked color. 18th rather slim horns Ind
urled i'll at the tip. perhaps split, (ion
Der and A. W. branded their hoi most th.iu
had the tip end of their horns sawed OIL They were
brought to this country When warnings and wEtered
last winter in s.! PAIL; they have been running most of
the summer around the boardrrs of st. PaU-some cf
the time round Lake Johannah and Ioyt's FARM They
are very Eue !eifers and good size is brccklsd
face, dark brown, with White spots, had calf WHEN
seen; also, tine hall Dew oi.shire and Durham Cow,
old, dark red and white spots. letter B.
branded her right hip; has been within Is days
near Gov Ramsey's farm. Whoever will return the said
Cattle to my Livery Stable, at st. Paul. give any
Attenuation If their whereabouts, will he literally
'ar' for their trouble and pay for their keeping this
ar, or will pay s25 To any ole who will Inform
| shere ny ten llei!crs are, and r. for the Cow.
| 81. Paul. Dec. E.!awIm A. WILLOCGHBY.
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MILL. rs.

DOLTING CLOTHS, MILL IRONS, and general Mill
u Furnishing. HAYWARD 4 TRAVIS,
Wet Hatcr otreet. Chicago, III.
NELSON HAYWARD,
;uyI -dwly Cleveland. Ohio.
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NEW JEWELRE STORE,
THIRD ST, TWO DOORS FROM MARSHALL's bANK.
SALT rAti. aISNESOT..
New Goods AT New York Prices!
Fine Watches, warranted perfect, Gold and Silyt
Levers. L"rines Duplex and Escapemer;, Hunting and
Open Face, fne stock. Also,
GOLD CHAINS, OF ALL KINDS,
Fine Gold Breast Prs and Drops, Cameo and old
Stoe Sets Finger Rings Gents Studs Sleeve Buttons
Gold Pens and Pencils, Bracelets LocSet. Seals Keys
and general assortment Of
FANCY GOODS.
Gold ami Silver sec:aecs with tie celebrated psrosco-
pic best Kind in the world for eyesight
III of which goods offered very low.
REPAIRING carefully done, ami ell work warranted.
St. Paul, Dec. i-l.,x6.u q. IL. MOSTS.
n
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THERMOMETRlCAL RECORD.

kEPoRrED FOR T;lE aiNNgsoTiAN By DAY jerks, pRrc
GIsTs, CORNER THIRD AND CEDAR STREETS.
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MIN n EA POLLS.
BANK AND LAND OFFICE,
Al Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1857.
CARLOS WILCOX, a 80
HoTAkY PUBLIC AND C0NvEYANcfR
IDeaIer in Real Estate
LAND WARRANTS, STOCKS, GOLD AND ExCu ANcp
Ana "enerai Agent for Entering, Buying and Selling
Land and Land Warrants Paying Taxes. I,v.s,;,v
and Loaning Money Collecting, 81, ei
Opposite the Falls Of Saint Anthem
(NEAR THE L. s. LAND OFFICE, ifl

hEFfRENCFs :-Marsi.aii & Co., Bankers Saint Paul
Uhrers 81 The L. s. LIANT Office, NJ nnea,mlis Franklin
ees' ESD Fort smelling; NiSt.n Atai-, ESQ, publ-
i'., t,~a VIM \. Wheeler, Esq. Malone Bank, n Y ;
" ' =, IRA, f4q, Rrasi,er Fails. \. y. Hon. A. H.
ti'o uia''rs !. :. Lsud Office, Saltwater; Jrin..
=. Ma.th' t,!, Milwaukee, VS.; T. j. ,i Es,. VII.
aais1u7S Ciy OF Brooklyn; Hon. II. $ Moir ey Bs:yi.
,ert' IL; Nessr>. C,r,s Js,neso. Bs>., Ch,axo
d., ~ Mh;oS: E;., painesvi'ir, Oiio Rev Truman ~
s ~. LOUIS Ma" Daniel j. Ensiey Eco. BarS
80 Is'oh Aarray, ESQ, American ENciiany., ~ Y
~! z. q C.rhin E,q.. ti;"n Rank. Troy : e. Ban
,9!' farhe.'> Rank, Dwell, Vt; DR. g. v C. S,ith
" : ~ "e'ie ut', 1'TlHatct, Vi. Novg4- laN
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EDWIN CAlpwRLIr &C. H. PARxfE,
]. +. WHITNEY, ALBERT CALDWELL
CALDWELL, WHITNEY d CO.,
BANKERS, REAL ESTATE BROKERS' GENERAL
- AGkATS and Publishers Of the " st. Paul Financial
zeal Esat" and Railroad Advertiser"
(tlIAS. II. PARKER, ATTORNEY At LAW Sain. Paul
~ Minnesota. :,ayIs,-.,;f
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RATES OF MONEY AND KxCHANGI


RATES OF MONEY AND EXCHANGE
BANKING OFFICE OF MACKUBIN & EDGERTON
- No. e, Wirslow House, corner Of ST. Anthony an.
Fort Streets ST. Panl, Minnesota.
Exchange New York ........iia per CT. premium
exchange 81. Louis ......la per Ct. premium
Exchange oh Cnicago. ! Ct, premium.
exchange on Gdiena.. 4 per ct. Premium.
IN Real Estate ................ to pr ct month
Exchange III New York bought par. Intel est paid
On Speca! Deposits for 81 day the
per cent year land Tarea,s Constantly on hand, for
sale OH time or fol cash.
WILLIAM L.. BANNING co.,
bankers. Banking House Eagle Street, hear tn,
- Winston House, st. Paul. Money received on De-
,ost, Exchange Bought and Sold, Money CONSTANTLY ol
naHd az market rates Loas far large on Real
Estate made the most favorable terus. ie9-iawy
Money and Exchange Quotations,
CORRECTED By MARSHALL & CO.. BANKERS
y Corner Of Th:rt and Cedar Streets Saint Paul, VI. 7
Exchange NSy York ........lis per CT. premium
exchange On 81 Louis ........lA per 81 premium.
exchange Chicago. .......... v per ct. premium.
Exchange on ELENA. .......... "a per ct. premium.
Iami Warrants, from IL % 10 81 % per Sigh
Exchange New York bought p per premium.
All Sound Currency taken at par.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
EXCHANGE on ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND CON
MENTAL EUROPE, fc- sale ny
Nov Is. 1855 If IRVINE. STONE 4 MCCORMICK
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= - - ''" '<sH" VVFsectIHs .NxCncy.
1ELANo T. SMITH, Attorney vt Law and p.alet II,
- Heai f.ft.'tr, si.'i de.-ra Agent O,;cs. :,,>,
.oor TO The Uti.cn Ststrs Land OH x. M:uc.pus Ma,
"e-",". i.ai'i f''"n Properly, Land Harrsnts &c
'" so'" ""t'et i"a,ti. property Az, titles eN.
'nlhe ihfr' i+ts siii c"ieri,,s u,a'ie la,si War.
ahtS L,cate Laid eiltaTe. 49,. sold on credit -
igefic$ 'oice's; !sgss allowed ,r. SPECIAL .,.o.;,s
Nj h',,!i'.Ss riiru 1T. him iii he attended l., viii
''o''i'''cS- an" h'tei.'! est 2t. 1S,.,!auu
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TIVE Proprietor Of the above popular ard councillors
l. establishment, wculd respectfully announce to HE
patrons and the public generally, that in order to meet
the views Of the travelling community, he will ard
er the first day Of November EeXt reduce the price Ut
'oari dollar and fifty cents per day, at the
he bags his friends that there will be
educ lion in his efforts to please in the style
which has heretofore ;Prized his efforts
make the American House AL that a FIRST class Hotel
;als for. s. LONG, Proprietor.
ST. Paul. October 30, 6.--dawtf.
gH All Minnesota papers insert the a. owe for three
months and send bills to Ami rican House.
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COMMENCED Business in Saint Panl Fonr Years ago,
then little than Indian trading pcs; since that
time 4 has risen from the dimensions OF obscure vii
aSe City Of 10000 inhabtants;i:e emporium Of
commerce which already counts by millions. Their
has kept race with this u:axAMPLEp PROGRESS
Their business has
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HASTINGS REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
ID H. ALLISON, Hastings, Minnesota Territory--ha
~ constantly on .iand !arge quantities Of Improves
and Wild LAMBS in tracts H. su:t purchasers sp2ods,
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LAND AGENCY

900 ACRES for sale. Good fa.iirg land partly cl.
# tivated not f,r from st. Paul These Lands will be
old re,ted in quantities Ia suit. --.t-
c. MYER 4 II. AINDEN,
Corner Sew enth ed broadway, st. Paul. daw
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90 LOTS FOR SALE in the beautiful town of Grey
~ Cloud, situated twenty miles below st. Paul, the
.ast side of the Mississippi. map Of the @
een, and full particulars gwen by TRUMAN NJ. SMITH.
Banker and d. aler in Real Estate, Third street. Saint
Paul NJ. r. ie2Q-d&v1y
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-01-26
G0itorj0l 350Qt.

Gov. Chase's inaugural message occupies
most Of our paper to-day. II is an able doc
ument, and well worth reading. It is 50 sell
dom nowadays that the country is favored
with such official papers, that we determine
ed to publish it entire, to the exclusion Of
our usual variety. This ends the long mes,
sages for the season.
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to, let it be our constant endeayor, looking
reverently to him for guidance and direction,
to ensure the transmission TO those who are
to come after us, of the noble heritage of
free Institutions which we have received
from our ia theirs, not only unmpaired, but
augmented and improved.
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The weather recently has been the coolest
ever experienced in Cuba. Dates to 10Th say,
throughout Texas has been exceedingly cold.
At Clarksyillc, snow remained on the ground
since December. The Brazos river is frozen
so that at Teraco teams crossed on the ice.
PAY OF MEMBERS OF CoNaRE3s.-The Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York Com
mercial writes that the scrgeant-a alarms has
advanced about sixty thousand dollars to =
ward the pay Of m Members. which was ad e.
vanced by the brokers in Washington.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-06-12
STOCKTON'S
Patent Straw Cutter.

FNHE multiplicity of Straw Cutters already before the
public large proportion of which having failed sue
cessully stand the test of thorough trial. and having
iaep far short of the representations OF tine venders
well the expectations of the purchasers, general dis
trust has been created in the public mind for all machines
of this description Hence it becomes consideration of
the utmost Importance before the general introduction of
machine, rnlng which there is much doubt and
connected with which there have been so many failures
that it should first have been subjected to the most
thorough and critical test and its claim 10 merit clearly
established beyond doubt. This machine has now been
has been submitted to the severest tests and has under
gone notifications and alterations with view of bringing
perfection possible. 1t is now complete and
presented to the public the full confidence that II will
the wants OF the farming community and sustain the
high reputation has already obtained and the opinions
formed of it by all who have usedit.
We claim for it
lst Great strength and durability
ID. An entire freedom from complication, being so
simple to be easily operated by boy twelve or fifteen
wears age without the slightest tear Of arrangement
I'd. Superiority and excellence of execution cutting
with great ease, rspdity and exactness.
4th. Great economy price, being offered at the low
rate of Eight Dollars.
Other advantages might be mentioned but would occu
py too much space.
possesses peculiarly, however remarkable and
important that cannot forbear making mention Of it.
We aude to its Everlasting Spring. designed to keep the
knife always in its proper place. and uniformity OF
execution the time yielding to any hard and for
egn substance the appearance of which in most machines
would be liable to produce serious injury
County rights IN Middle and West Tennessee for sale
upon extremely advantageous terms They be made
by any worker in wood Men of energy wanted act
Agents. -
mayl 81 College St, Nashville.