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NORFOLK, September 7, 1874
SIr-The Spectacles you made for me- suit yer
we'll and seem TO have improved nv sYrht NOR
than any ether have lately tried
LIT. w. TAZEWRLL
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have TIED a pair Of Spectacles obtained from
Mr.. Tobias, and find them Of great assistance 70
my sight, and corresponding with hisdescriItior
OF the focus. recommend him as n skillful OBJ
ucian. HENRY A. WISE.
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p. S.-OPERA GLASSES Of great variety,
TELESCOPES & MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and many other articles IN
this line at very low prices constantly on hand.
iy lS-ly
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PREPARED BIT
lR. JAMES C.. AYFR.

Pf4ACTICAL Z ANALYTICAL CHEMIST
LOWELL, MASS.
Pr1ce 70 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81 90
Sold by d GILMAN, washing:cn and al
respoc ,aoie druggists. auS-sm
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ID ECEIVlNG
IL winter styles
Of Ladies, Gen
tlemen's Misses.
Children, Boys
l. Y-uths' Boots
and Shoes, Of all
kinds and quail
ties. Those in
want will do well
to call and exam
Inc my stock be-
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500 sfi1HoAsY \ nDI,ER II Eg rs
ETGHENsE 1isD yfSFFfJE.
TR AC \ FARl
EXCHANGE BR oKERs AND .
I. 3 sD a. @ lR So se 81
3 = ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.

sOLLEETIONS made. Estate Exchangs for1
~ sals'at current rates. Eastefn drafts and
certificates of deposit cashads Current Bank
notes received On deposits. God for sale. III
terest allowed on special deposi.s. Landa. iowa
property and wild lands for sale. Houses 10
rent, etc, etc. All persons having Real Estate
for sale, o. wishing % purchase. are invited to
call at our Office. 81 ss5 II
We would Suggest 70 strangers coming here
with money TO purchase Real Estate. that b.
consulting rs they can ascertain what lands ara
for sale in the vicinity. price. etc. and when do
sired, we will act 40 agents for the purchase 81
such lands which we can generally buy on more
favorable terms than can strangers. 81
Persons wishing 10 make investment, can do
20 through our agency as fayorably - 4 here
themselves. So SIS II All
MONEY INVESTED in REAL ESTATE & 1
We will invest money in Real Estate, for the
FIRST three hundred dollars, at Eve per cent. on the
investment, and three per cent on all sums over
that and will give, without charge, full and
accurate descriptions of the the quality Of
water etc and the probable prodtab leness Of the
investment also act as agents forthe pay
ment of taxes.
LOCATION OF LAND WARRANTS.
We will enter government lands for capitalists
and sell the same, when desired, for one half o
the profits, and share the losses equally. BY this
course we should be equally interested, with the
capitalist in securing choice pieces Of land. Or
we will buy government lands, and enter into q
written obligation to take them FIVE years from
date Of entry at d hundred per cent advaace on
the originalcost. or loose all claim for our SER
vices--thus realizing tsventy percent per annnm
to capitalists for the use Of their money. For
lands entered in this manner ,awe ask nothing TIL
the expiration Of the Ave years, For personally
selecting and entering government land we charge
121 GETS. per acre. US s.
Eastern Drafts, Or Certificates Of Deposit, re
ceiyed in payment for lands. ss |
q. TRACY i FARNHAM.
EFERE CES.
Hon. G. III. Dooli,tle, Utica, N. Y.s
Hon John Human, Mayor Of Utica, N ~
Messrs Clark and Richardson, do do
Hon E w Leavenworth, Sec State, Albany, Y.
Hon Dan Pratt, Jus Sup Court, Syracuse, N Y
Hon Israel Huntington, do
Il Messrs Ely. ClapP g Barnes, New York
VIM n Woodbury., Esq
Samuel w Putnam, Esq. Brooklyn, N Z.
Hiram x Jerome, Esq, Rochester, N
Henry r., Fish, Esq M s S IN
Saxton r Gayitt, Esq, II ons, N "
Chatles E Clark, Esq, Buffalo. NY
George G Seelye, Esq. j, Geneva. N <.
I ST. An:hony Anrl ytf Ri
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loTICE " hereby given by the

| lOTICE Is hereby given BY the
! Board Of Commissioners for Benton
County that alltrespassers upon School
Lands in said County will BE- prosecut-
IA 10 tho extent Of the law. They fur
Ither give notice that Caleb p. Door
Esq, has been appointed special agent
by the Board at their present Session
70 take charge of the School Land in
the Pinery ia said County, and he is
hereby authorized to settle with and
collect from all persons heretofore tres
passing on said Lands up to and includ-
ing the present year.
j. G. JAMESON.
Chairman of the Board.
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PRESIDENT PIERCE.

From all indications, both North and
South, Gen. Pierce appears to be the
choice Of the National Democracy
~ the candidate for President Of the
United States at the next Presidential
eleefion. We copy the following from
sths Us. C.) Charleston Mercury
e Our correspondent from Washing
ton is right, We think. il saying that
President Pierce is the natural and al
most necessary candidate Of the South
rthe next Presidency. We fully be-
lieve that such Is the general feeling Of
the Southern people. Why, indeed,
should they desire change Mr.
Pierce has made good al his pledges
he has been emphatically tho President
Of the people. Of the law, and Of the
Constitution. If We have chauce Of
getting something a. good - his Admin
istration, We can have no hope Of OBJ
tanning anything better. :
Sss
ALABAsfA DEMocnATIc CONVENTION.
The Democrats State Convention Of
Alabama assembled at Montgomery 81
Tuesday the 9Th inst. A resolution en-
dorsipg ihe policy If President Place.,
and Recommending him to the Cincin-
nafi Conyentioa - ! 81 candidate for
re.election to HE Presidential Chair,
nss carrisd unanimously, and WIN
grsst applause
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DESIRE MTcHAUD

Successor to ALEX. REY,) Wholesale and Re.
tail Dealer in Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Pre-
served Fruits, Spices, Produce, Etc, Rober1
Street, near Third Street, st. Paul, Minnesota
iP The highest price paid for country Pro.
duce.
st. Paul, April. ytf
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BOOKS AND STATIONER

DOCKS AND STATIONERY I'll beg leave
- to inform the inhabitants Of ST Paul and
surrounding country that am now prepared to at
tend to all business in my line, wholesale and retail
JUST RECEIVED: n
few thousand Novels. ny
4 Wallpaper
Music and Musical Instruments,
Strings from the commonest to the best Italian.
Hair for Violin. bows, s
Music instructors,
Stationery Of all kinds,
A few purSgold fancy goods for Christmas,
School books, Religious books, ia English, French
and German Languages. .s5
En-. F.tEuDENRETCH.
nv Won HAMM.
Dec. 2Of Bookstore opposite the Pout Office
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TUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, ii III.
= RonL afnra rrnoa;fn sfno Drsf Ga; -

TUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, ii lie
u Bookstore opposite the Post Office
Almanaes ~ 1856, il English and German.
Pocket Diaries for 1856.
Ups and Downs
Tho Lorgnette, Fudge Doings The Fruit
Garden Memoirs Of James Gordon q, Bennstt The
stead The American Poultry Yard Maud. by
Alfred Tennyson The Boat Club Woner, ia the
Ninetssnth century Schiller and Gnthe The
Book ot 1000 anecdotes Tbs Thres Colonies of
Austral;a Life d Seward. with Selections The
Modern Horse Doctor Sequel 10 Opr Folks q,
Home The improved Housewife Pspplslor md
Needlwork, edited By Mr.. $. Stephens Hints
Il Anglers Fern Leaves, second Serles:
rR .FHEUDExRE1CH,
1 Dec. 7o azesf By Vos Han
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7nnA ACRES for sale few miles above
lUUO The mouth If Elk River. Rich
prairie delightfully."- situated j mile from the Mis-
sissippi and nearly opposite the new town laid out
on the west side Of the river. The ready market
for all kinds of produce at home and the nearness
to grist and saw mills make this desirable farm
iag land. Inquire Of
7vR.AnY r. mn Y. AcFT.A1f s
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!. DIVISION OF III COUNTY.

fssss
A faction in the present Legislative
prompted by afew interested psrsons'of
our County arc trying 70 divide Benton
County into three counties. We nm
derstand 4 Bill TO that eject has been In
troduced BY Mr. j Z. Wilson Of stsarns.
Now, Mr.. Wilson well knows, that the
people Of this county are opposed q ..
d;p;sioa, Mr.. Sturgis our representa-
tive, knowing this also, dared not take
the responsibility of introducing Il him
self. But w regret 10 learn that he is
supposed u ilsoa tie division, Some
allowance, however. We suppose must be-
made in his casein view Of that fact that
by the proposed division, his town, Lit
lie Falls IS to become the County Seat
of the Northern county. But one thing
We will plainly say to Mr.. Sturgis, he
will wickedly misrepresent the wishes Of
nine tenths of the people Of Benton
he goes for division Of the
county at this time and especially in
the manner now proposed. The plan if
carried out, would leave Benton or the
middle County, but is miles wide and
with but about twenty-five families to
support by enormous taxes the county
machinery. II is proposed to move the
County Seat from this place to Watab-
thus leaving the great bulk Of popula-
ton in one corner Of the Comfy. The
proposition to divide in this manner, car
ries upon its face manifest wrong. No
consideration Of public convenience can
be, BY any possibility, in any fairness
urged why such division shonld ce made.
II is not called for BY any consideration
Of expediency even. Il IS not sranied By
tie people. On the contrary, It would
work oppression and injury to every
taxpayer in the county. This is truth
which we fain would utter in unmistake-
able words to the members Of the pre-
sent Legislature. We tell our repre-
sentative and all others in the Legisla-
ture, that the PEOPLE do not ask d.
vision at this time On the contrary,
they are violently and generally opposed
to it. They are only interested persons
who are asking the Legislature to com.
nit this wrong against the people of
Benton.
We might name them but forbear But
shall whole people be oppressed that a
few persons, who have nothing else to
do but lounge in the lobby of the Leg.
islature, may be benefited Shall the
interests Of the whole people be sacrif
ced that the ambitious few uneasy.
selfish politicians may be grati6ed !!
Shall the wishes of almost our entire
county be disregarded by the Legisla
ture for the sake only Of giving little
value, or Specification to two or three
points in the County, that are almost
dying to enjoy the distinction Of County
Seats
If the people-the Taxpayers ask for
q division they should certainly have
it. Il would undoubtedly be the duty Of
the Legislature to give it. But we
know, and our Representatives know,
that this is not SO. We speak from re-
liable Information, when we say that
nine-tenths Of our people are opposed to
any division at the present time. Will
the Legislature bear this in mind
PRESIDENT PIERCE,
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LAND WARRANTS.

TH Esubscribers Offer for sale Land Warrants on
II "a years credit. WHO WANTS SOME
Do YOU known Of choice 40, 80 or 160 acre piece
(prairie woodIand) near your farm that You would
hketo secure II you do, call at our Office and gel
a Land Warrant. Perhaps you know Of Al piece
worth IS an acre, Don't lose the opportunity ia
secure IL For terms call at our office
TRACY s. FARNTIAM.
Bankers, St. Anthony
st. Anthony, Min. Ter. Milf
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MERCHANTS HOTEL, CORNER THIRD
Ixl and Jackson Streets, fronting the Steam.

MERCHANTS HOTEL, CORNER THIRD
IXl and Jackson Streets, fronting the Steam.
beat landing, ST.. Panl.--M. s. ALLEN, Proprie-
tor.
Having taken the above Hotel and thoroughly re-
fitted and re-fnrnished it, Mr.. ALLEN begs to in
form the citizens Of st. Paul and the travelling pub
lie, that he il prepared to accommodate both
boardcrs and travellers, IN manner unsurpassed in
the city. The table shall always lie supplied with the
best the market affords. The location of the Hotel
ben. immediately in front Of the steamboat landing,
and in the business portion Of the city, makes il par
ticulary desirable to those who wish to DEPART on
boats or transact business in the city.
Dec. II, 1856. n29d.
BAKER AND BASes-Hardware Ware Merchants
Third Street, Saint Paul. Minnesota. 29tf
nIsTRICT CouRT.-2d Dis,rict--suM M
H. mons.
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,
Bsnton County. So.
F. B. DuNS, S. w. Farnhan and James Nc
Larfin, doing business under the name Of Dunn,
Farnham s. Co., against Sylvester Steel.
To the above named Sylvester Steel, You are
hereby summoned and required 70 answer the com
plant in this action, Of which copy is hereby serv-
ed upon you and TO serve a copy Of your answer to
the said Complaint on the subscriber at his Office in
the Town of Sank Rapids, within twenty DAYS after
the service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
ice ; and if you fail to answer the said Complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action
will take judgmen, against you for the sum Of One
hundred and forty-seyen dollars and sixty-cght cents
with interest from the twenty seventh day ofNovem-
Der, 1855, besides the costs of this action.
Dated at Sank Rapids, Dec. 10th, 1855.
EDWARD O. HAMLIN,
Plaintiff Attorney.
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j. GIBSON

nEALER in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
II Readymade Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Indian goods Of all kinds Powder, /,
Lead and Shot !; Groceries and Provisions, Wines,
Liqnres, Tobacco and Segars. i&9 sy
All kinds of produce taken in exchange Ter Goods;
the highest market price in Cash paid Tor Frs and
Pcltries. JOHN GIBSON. III
Swan River, january 8, 1856. n3itf
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N. e. TYSON, q CO.
!. R. | v me b CO..

NsfdJLESALE GhOCEkS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
uPPER LEyEE, MIENEsoTA.
s WV s4 I'M
VKTE .7nuld respectfully inform the public that
wv we have taken the New AND ExrEN-
sIvE WAR EHoUsE, recently erected atthe Up
per Leyee, and Intend doing a general
Grocery, Prouis;on, Storage, Forwarding
and Commission Business.
CoNs1GNMENTs and other business intrusted
to our care will always receive our prompt at
teniion. { ~
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on pro-
duce and merchandise, and Consigners will al
ways BE assured Of obtaing the highest price and
and quickest returns afforded BY this market. !.
The Receiving aud Forwarding business will
have the most particular attention and the ex-
pense Of drayage and labor as much as possible
avoided ]. r. IRVINE & CO..
RE ERENCES
Hon. Henry M. Rice, st. Paul,
Rice, Hollinshead and Becker, s
Tullls, Livingston, and Co., $.t
A, NJ. Fridley, s.s sss
i. Dayton, f.k 6
]. ~. Selby, IS
R. z: Upton, St. Anthony.
a. King, .5#s II
n. H. Sibly, Mendoza,
M b. H.sCampbell and CO., Galena.
I'll. F. McClosky, S. s!
Z. G. Potter, Believer,
Greeley and Gale, ST. Louis. M
Webster, blor and CO., =
Fl. Ames and Co., s
Capt. Ward, Excelsior, *
6 Brooks, Admiral, :.
Saint Paul, April, 1855. ytf
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TRACY g FARAcH.a.M.

q ~ ACRES fer sale near Anoka--one piece
OHU Of 40 acres, several Of 80, and the
balance 100, Price from SIS TO 81. according to
distance from town, and quality Of land
TRACY & F.dR.NHyfM.
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FOR ~ 5El52 MI lAR WlIA M rs
81 s8s$iFs s.5te 1T OF THE Sa' 75
U PPER G Q UNIR r!
Gtreat inducements to trade IN The City %
SAINT PAUL, NJ. r., .si
AN uHDEsyy1ArINa. ONE FRIcEs CASH SYST EN-
YTyHE Subscribers have just received their stock
& IL Of ~ F'ss Esls4a y 8s5s
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, &c., &C.,
which they offer to their friends and the public
Low, Their goods have beengcarefully selected,
and their facilities 10 purchasing will allow them
to sell for CASH Ut least ten per cent less than
any other house, in St. ,PauL Merchants from
the Upper County, who have beenin the habit
of going below 10 purchase their supplies, are
respectfully invited to give Us call. As they win
save time and trouble BY purchasing their goods
from ssssttf n ssss # M 'ss5
%. s.s N. E. TYSON, q co. !, ,l.5 d
expense and risk Of travelling, loss Of time, ex-
pensive transportation, detention Of goods BY low
water, and long absence from their homes and
families, are good reasons why their purchases
should be made in a home market. ss
We respectfully suggest these facts 10 the Up
per Country Merch1nts. believing it is for their
in. crest to make their purchases from Us, guaran-
teeing tothem goods cheaper and as well selected
as can be obtained above st. Louis. Il
Saint Paul, M. r., April, 1855. yf
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J. E. WHITNEY

]. E. WHITNEY,
Daguerrean Artist, Corner Of Third and Cedar
Streets, Saint Paul, M. T.
Miniatures taken in every style Of the art. Also
Landscape housekeeping appearing as il
nature, except the colors.
Saint Paul, April. ytf
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Gn ACRES for sale near st. Anthony
lUU The land borders on Sandy Lake is
well watered and timbered. There is no richer
soil, and it commands one Of the finest views il
Minnesota. To person desiring a farm at a
pleasant distance from town, this place presents
unusual attraction. Call at the office OF
TRACY e EHR.NrZAM !.
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TvREsH PORK and BEEF for sale by
JEREMIAH RUSSELL
Sank Rapids, Jan. II, 1856.
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30n0n ACRES for sale, Of choice prairie
OOOO Of rich soil and beautifully situated
miles below Sank Rapids. the County seat Of
Benton County. near the Mississippi River and
Territorial Road. For farming purposes, there
Is no more desirable land in Minnesota. The
same will be sold in quantities to suit purchasers
price five dollars per acre, half cash down, and
half on time. Land office Of
I'RAEY3 FAR.NrHa.N.
ST. anthony. .April. 1sE5 VII
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e. KENNFY Y

Dealer IA Drugs md Bfsdicinss, Paints. oils.
Dye Stuffs, Chemicals, Perf1nerY, ect.. ii the
B Bazaar Drug Store, Winslow House, 6t. Paul.
Minnesota Territory. s So VIZ
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MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY

r. FoLsoM AND CO., General Land Agents,
81. Paul, Minnesota. Office on "a street, II the
Minnesotian Building. Property bought and
sold, lands entered, money loaned, and invest
ments made througtnnt the Territory, IN
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] STEES AND HUN

sTEES AND HUNT,
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds or Fnrni
ture, corner of ard and Minnesota Streets, Isl
Paul. Iy.f
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4 ~ ACRES for sale one mile and a half from
HI town, on gentle rise Of ground overlook
ing st. Anthony. 1t would be splendid place
for any person desiring to live near town and
wanting only few acres TO cultivate.
TRaCY& F.aRNHyAyM
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= y
Daguerrean Artist, Corner Of Third and Cedar
Streets, Saint Paul, M. T.
Miniatures taken in every style Of the art. Also
Landscape Views everything appearing as ir
nature, except the colors.
Saint Paul, April, ytf
MARTIN DREW, 81
Manufacturer Of all kinds and qualities Of Sad
dies, Harness, Collars, Trunks, VaIises, Whips
Fly Nets, ETC., etc. Also Carriage Trimming
All kinds Of repairing in his line, done in the
ssshortest possible time, Third Street, between
EsMinnesota and Roberts, St. Paul, Minnesota
Territory.
Saint Paul, NJ. T., April ytf
Q. $. LOCKE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Boots, Shoes
Hats and Caps, Rubber Goods, etc., next door
TO Whitney's Daguerrean Gallery, Third St
above Cedar. ST. Paul, Minnesota. ytf
N. E. TYSON s. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery, Provision and
Liquor Merchants, Roberts Street, between
Third and Fourth; St. Paul, Min. ytf
w. P.eMURRAY.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Saint Paul,
Minnesota
81. Paul, April. VT
ALEXANDER REV,
Wholesale Grocer, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant, Lower Levee, ST. Paul. Minnesota
SAINT Pa1l. ~. q, April, ytf
PALMER AND HAYWARD. N
Attorneys al Law, Empire Block, 81. Paul, Nj. +,
h EDwARD G. PALMER, Commissioner q,
3sSs s8 v eFmONt. sa8i
W1LLDUA M. HAYWARD, Notary Public.
81 Paul, n. Il, April, 1855. ytf
sTEEs AND HUNT,
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of Furnii.
ture corner Of ard and Minnesota Streets,..S..
Paul. lytf
MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY.
P. FoLso8f AND CO., General Land Arents.
81. Paul. Minnesota. Office on "a street. n he
Minnesotian Building. Property bought and
sold, lands entered. money loaned, and invest
nents made thrcuxhppt the Territory,
&. xErNEY
Dealer III Drugs xnd Nsdicinss. Paints Oils.
Dye Stufs. Chemicals, Perf1fnery, ect.. It the
Bazaar Drug ssore, Winslow House, 6t PAU,
Minnesota Territory. Ut .s5 WI
WILKINSON & BABCOcK,
Attorneys al LAW. Saint Paul, Minnesota, win are
the terms 81 thu District Court for Benoa Cours,,
andatxend 10 such business - may be entrusted u
them. may rs ,66, SnyI Z
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100 ACRES two and half miles from
lVU town, splendid land well watered and
timbered. Price $12 per acre-quarter down,
quarter in one, quarter in and the rest in three
years. with interest at the rate Oft per cent per
annum. TRIO e. EAR.NTI.a.M e
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on ACRES three miles from iown-wood
w land, with some choice timber-price So
per acre, cash.
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The entire performance to conclude with the farce Of
n III % G RE u Sc OF OIL,
OR, THE
.GRDCER,S SIXPEN G E..

u NJ. @. Sugar, Clarified do, Crushed do !; Cofees,
Teas. Buffers Crackers, Cheese, Flour, Pickles,
Pepper, Mustard, Lemon s;srup, Molasses and va
.rety too numerous to mention. St
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ALEXANDER REV

saSf hLEAANDEh hEY
Wholesale Grocer, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant, Lower Levee, ST Paul, Minnesota.
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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-02-07
ST. ANTHONY CARDS.

ST. ANTHONY CARDS.
J. W. MULVEY. NJ. D.-Physieian ana Surgeon,
Monticello, Wright Co., Minnesota. min n23y
J. c. MOULTON-Attorney at Law, St. Anthony,
M. T., will attend to professional business in the
different Courts in the Territory. oct. n2Sy
z. E. NASH-Dealer in Stoves, Tin Ware,
Nails, Glass, Mechanics Tools, ETC., etc, oppo-
site the Mississippi Wire Suspension Bridge, ST.
Anthony.
EDGAR NASH--Deaer in Stoves, tin-ware, cut
lery, builders Hardware, etc., on Main street, in
the old Post Office, St. Anthony, Minnesota.
8. M. TRACY--Attorney and Councillor at Law,
and Notary Public. Office on Main Street, oppo-
site the Falls.
JAMES HOLMES--Dry Goods, Grocery and Pro
vision Merchant, Wilson's Block, Upper Town,
St. Anthony.
s.. L. VAWTER--Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Paints y &-suffs, etc., etc, Wilson'S Block,
IS nthony Falls, Minnesota.
.ssS s..seT 10 Dry Goods, Groceries and
-syfslJns. Hardware, ere, opposite the Falh,
g St. Anthony.