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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

LITTLE MORE cARR.-We notice most Of our
city thoroughfares are unnecessarily blocked up
with rubbish and building materials. Such neat
ness as exists in old. conservative cities, where
everybody is asleep, cannot, of course, be az
pected in our young, chaotic, wide-awake, bust
ling world--St. Paul; but might not little
more care for the public veal, in 50 much end
less confusion, be of utility? Let each builder
be economical of space, and our pent up, smoth-
cred streets may yet afford passible walking
place, notwithstanding the business and the bus
tie. Try it.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
Fremont's Catholicisnl-Explicit Denial.

Washington, Aug. l6, 1856.
My DEAR SIR III am authorised bp Col. Ere.
mont to deny in the most positive language, the
report now in circulation to the effect that he is
Roman Catholic.
From long and intimate acquaintance with
Col. Fremont, will further add that know, of
my own knowledge, that he has never had any
connection whatever with the Catholic Church or
the Catholic religion. G. w. WRIGHT.
Hon. Richard Mott, House of Representatives.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

FATHER WALDo.--Wo are happy to announce
that this distinguished old veteran and Chaplain
OF the House of Representatives, arrived at his
home in this city, on Saturday night last. Ho is
well and in buoyant spirits. He preached an ex-
cellent sermon yesterday afternoon at the Ply.
mouth Church. He is now s,is,etv. four Years old
and as quick and spry as the generality Of men
at t6O.--Syracuse (M. " Journal, 18Th.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
Items From Henderson.

SAW MILLs-Both the mills in our town
are now in operation and doing a good bust.
ness. We can see the beneficial result of this
in the gradual disappearance of the ribs of
several buildings tha: were raised during the
summer. Want of lumber has been great
draw back to the progress of Henderson the
past season, but We are going ahead now. We
can afford to lay still half our time and still
keep ahead of almost all the towns on the riv-
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

III LATE kslEvcKY ELrcrlox.--.T Louis,s
vile Courier Of Thorsday gives the ofdciai ,rs
jorities Of the late election in Kentucky. Ths
result as compared with 1855, is as follows:
X. N. majority in the Senate in '55. 4.4O3.
Democratic majority in '56, 6,835. Democratic
gam since August, '55, IL 1913. This leaves
Mr.; Fillmore with slim chance of carrying Ken.
tucky.
What other State can he carry?
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

A gentleman recently from down East gives US
the following items picked up on his transit across
the country:
LOOK OUT FOR EARTHQUAKES IL don't endorse
the following document which / picked Up in
Cleveland, Ohio, but it sounds as if something
was going to happen. The land sharks who cir
culate it may expect 20 get glimpse of the Sea
Serpent soon on the shores Of Erie:
"Loox OUT EVERYBODY and fly to Jesus, for the
end Of all things is at hand! The Vision OF
Jacob Mountz on the morning of August Oath,
1888. The Spirit revealed unto him that Fillmore
| is the Dragon, Buchanan is the Beast, and Fre-
mont the False Prophet spoken of in the Book
| of Revelations.
Further, that neither of said candidates will be
elected by the people. That the election will go
| into the House and then the Prize will be given
| to the Beast. And then the Battle of Armaged-
don will begin, in which battle the King of Kings
and Lord of Lords will be victorious"
Perhaps he will-but he won't get ten sup
porters among the Buckeyes!
| Too LArE.-I arrived at Erie, Pa. just in time
to listen to speech--a heart-deep, lacrymose
| effort-of Gov. Bigler on the BUCCANEERS and
their future. He spoke despairingly, and every
sentence was an evident offspring Of desperation.
| have no time and you have no room for lengthy
report, but the despopding Governor thus deliv-
cred himself in his tear-fled dissertation.
"My friends,-You are far too sanguine. You
| told one another that Iowa-Democratic Iowa
would vindicats her past Union-loving career.
You assured us that Msine-your own stronghold
in the North -east-weuld remain true to the in
| terests of the Democracy. Both of them have
repudated your prophecies and the Abolition
traitors there have trampled on the Constitution
before your eyes If these two have proved
recreant-what other Northern State can you
hope for? But let US work.
"And if Buchanan is to be beaten-fellow cit
liens, for Coos sake don't let him be beat IN his
OWn State"
Now let me tell you, Mr.. Editor, though +" if
they have tears" they may we'll "prepare to shed
them now, yet it is all wasted brine Buchanan
oiH be beaten and that TOO " in his own State" !"
and in his own School District at Wheatland.
Many elements are operating against him in his
native State,-and the Quakers, who have hith-
erto stood entirely aloof from politics, are ralyng
in solid phalanx, and concluding 'Verily,
verify, John Charles, thee must be our next
ruler!" Had the vote been taken six months
ago the Border Rpf6ans would have carried the
State, now Fremont and Constitutional Frssdom
are ahead and by the ides of November the arches
of the old Keystone will ring with 10000
majority!
A BIG SrRAw.-A vote was taken on the train
of nineteen cars, from Toledo to Chicago which
resulted as follows
Fremont o6l
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

TALL SHoorINc.-A few days since, NJ. Cum
Minis, of the Half Way House, about 2s miles
from this place, killed three sand-hil cranes I'd
one shot-the aggregate weight being As pounds.
---Hcnderson Democrat
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11


IMMEDIATELY the ing the Boats Of
this Company will commence making regular trips between
Gseas and st Paul, leaving Gsena every morning and eye
and Dunleh, and Duneh with the tsins f the
Illinois Central Railroad from the Eat South gcng up
and returning They viii at all intermediate poxs and
remain at St. Paul suceny passengers visit the
Fails Of st. Anthony. The the
between Galena and st. Paul:
WAR EAGLE, Capt. d. s. HAnRls. n 4.
GALENA, :" KENNEDY LoDw IcK.
NORfHERN BELLE, &C PREsToN LoDw1cx
GOLDEN ERA, 7. w. PARKrR
LADY FRANKLIN, sc n. r. LUCAS.
OCEAN WAVE, 0E. Il. GLrIM, rf
CITY BELLE A. T, CHAMpLrH.
GRANITE STATE, ~ J. r HURD, u.
ALEXANDRIA, $500. W. II. GADpERr
All rst class Steamers commanded by skiifu and
genteanly oers, and fitted with to safety
and comfort Of Being o. s. Boas
ming In connection with the Raroad pnncuaty be
relied uon This Company will also the
ROYAL ARCH, Captain J. J. SMITH.
GREEK SLAVE, - fTes C. COLL
between Gaena and Rock Island, making daily line connect
ing ut Rock Island with the Chicago Island Railroad
and the ST. Louis Keokuk Rock Island class
steauefs at Fulton City with the trains Chcago
ton Iowa Railroad, and at Galena Of the Ga
ena Duneh Dubuque and st. Paul Of Steamers thus
forming safe and reliable line between Louis
and ST. Paul. connecting with the railroads Dunleh,
City and Rock Island.
For freight passage, apply once on board or to
Campbell, Jones Co., Galena; Capipbe Stimson Co.,,
Duneth; Edward Stmson Co., Dubuque; BlakeIey Bur-
bank, Borup Champn, ST. PAU, Porar Co. or Langley
Co., Rock Island b. p. Weborg Co. Phelps Fu.
ton City. BLAKRLEY, BURBANK & CO., Agents, 5
st. PAUL. G. GRoRGE. Ticket A rent. a9sdwsin
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
Steam Saw.Mtl for sale!
0FFE1 for sals st bargain, the Hey etssm HiH
'iateiyfy btilt BY b. .. harrison st . f"A- II
WAvZATA uENNPpTN c0 @

Distant twelve miles Mimi apos and st. Anthony
running operation, and
such psparsons made putting in circular and gig
that hundred dollars additional would put them in
The boiler power drive additional
engine with Touring mill attached.
The alton 10 admirable, being the north shers Of Lake
Minnetona, around supply Of lumber
may be found and The junction Of all the roads leading
the country the lake to st. Anthony
and ST. Paul. EscE ia ~ 81
further Information apply the subscriber 1T st. An
thopy, or to Whitaker 4 etarbuck St. Paul.
GEO. A. N0URSE,
am2e.vtf Assignee Of O. 3. Garrison
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

RsS- The origin of the word honeymoon, y
is from custom Of the Teutines, an ancient
people OF Germany, who drank mead, or me-
theglen, beverage made with honey, for thir.
ty days after the wedding.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

1A04 ToLEDo, Sept. 90.
collision occurred on Saturday, P. NJ, on
the Michigan Southern Railroad near New Alba
ny and Salem crossing, between . construction
and freight train. Eight laborers were killed and
twenty wounded. One passenger from New York
killed. Name unknown
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
EMERY,S
PATENT CHANGEAB'.E
HORSEPOWER Threshe,r, SEPARATOR
r. L. YOE s. CO.,
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NO. lO6 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. ILL.,.
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF a.
SADDLERY HARDWARE

SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Saddles, Carriage Trimmings. I'll
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, LEATHER BETTING Hr,
RESPECTFULLY invite your attention the diherent de-
our business and from long experience and
superior facilities trust in the
isfactory manner, and on the favorable terms
PLATED GOODS.
Our assortment of Silver and Brass Plated
Ing all English goods drec prepared TO offer new in
ducements to our customers. Our stock Of staple -
SADDLERY AND HARNESS HARDWARE
Is unsurpassed by house West and we feel
that we can sell at such prices fan to give
satisfaction. o. r~'~'
Carriage Trimmings.
Our assortment In this and cc
Oh Drown drab and claret Broadceths Cotton Union
ana Worsed Damasks Brocatee Paranattas Coach
Tassels, Frnges. Tufts Enameed cloth of every
G0scn Lamps, Curtain Lights and thelne
Fdtent Gnq kaezaGAed Leather, of al coloys
Noe'e r Hodre's celebrated Corch Yernish,
An extra article.
Smiths Stesl Cosverted Arles, all sizes.
we sell them at Manufacturers prices and are the
LEA TIER BETTING,
We have the only Agency for REESE & HOYrs superio
Patent Stretched aud Riveted Leather Betting.
Patent superior Rubber Betting
E A t HER.
for sale In this department. Hemock Tan
ned Harness. Brids and Collar Leather, Hog skin Seating
Skrtng and Pad skins Spanish Slaughter Sole
FRENCH Phadeipa and Western Tanned Calf and Kip Skins
Binding and Lining Skns full and general dssortmen
- SADDLER'S TOOLS. "
We ask particular stock of Tools Thev
manufactured expressly House. and of quality and
finish unequalled warrant them Our are u
as common article Is usually From dealers and
throughout the CALL and Aa
their favorable consideration. au8-6m
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

s1The Charleston { S. CO. Mercury, a
!bIchaneer paper, says the Democratic party
my my st abolish.
"The distinction between African and Cir
casslan slavery, and assert the abstract liability
Of 9 all men, '0'asoua distinction Of race or color
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

e A portable steam engine exploded on
Saturday al Cleveland, o., killing IL psraens,
M. Reanltsg % sthes.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
sNELLINo uOTJeE.

THE subspriber has leased for years the SNIII
ING HOUSE, formerly occupedby Mr. Bissel. ON Fort
street The hoe has undefso1e Thorough repassS and
70 give ssusfscon 70 an who may favor him win e,Il.
There good Etabing eannecSed w1fh the house.
H4Kaee taken and fron this honse free a charre.
my9-u Ly. 4. WHITE. ProDr1eloF,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

ca A Yankee, one day struggling into the
studio of Hiram Powers, the celebrated sculntor.
saluted him With" Helloi HI, how's seul.
pint"
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

CT The town of Winona now counts a popu-
lation of $500. A year ago there were 800 in.
habitants only.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

RAILRoAD INTELLIGENcE.-The earnings of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company for the second
week of September were 500 500, the largest ever
received. This makes $l27 900 for two weeks,
equal to $275 900 for the month. The land sales
continue large, being $133, ,702 for the second
week, and about $324, 1000 for two weeks. The
sales for the second week were 9,l57 acres, aver
aging $l4 Al per acre.
The earnings of the Rock Island Road for the
fsst Two weeks of this month have been 500 100,
equal to oyer $a0Q, 900 for the month.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

n0r At Munich, Bavaria, company has
been organized to insure farmers against loss
BY hail storms, or, as the Germans express it,
in single word, "HagelpersicAsrungsgesals
chaff."
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

~ "A Yankee, who went over to the moth
e. Gqqntry some time ago, was asked how he
liked GTeat BEi.ain. g
Well he sid .England is a very nice
country. exceedingly fertile, well cultivated,
Eery populoas, and very welthy; but / meyer
!ixse ts tAke q morning walk, after 6reakfast
becanse the s9qntry is so small that I was
'AfIaia of wal1ne sf the sdes." - :. - IS s.. $
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

How They LooK.---Passing down Third street
yesterday We casually dropped into the new Store
of Cathcart Brothers & Co. These young men,
who commenced in our thriving city five years
ago with energy, determination and integrity for
their cash capital, have won for themselves very
extensive patronage and place second to no Dry
Goods Establishment in the city. 1t does US good
to sec such men flourish, and reap, as they are
doing, the rich rewards Of courtesy, enterprise,
and untirins Industry. Their splendid stock of
new goods is unsurpassed, and We think from the
fair crowd at their counter, that the ladies appre
cate the facilities, and the profered inducements.
The magnificent brick building which they now
occupy was built by George Wheaton, ESQ.,,
formerly from Connecticut, who also constructed
the State House and many of the public buildings
of his native State. Tho dimensions of this are
25xS0 feet, and the black walnut front, the beau
tiful and graceful staircases, the appropriate sur
roundings, the convenience, and the tasty and
elegant finish of the whole, characterize it as an
imposing structure worthy of its builder as a
master-workman. May they all flourish and
they will
G1y The steamers Golden Era, Greek Slave,
Galena, Flora, Badger State, Metropolitan, and
Kesolute arrived yesterday. The Clerk of the
Galena, MIR. d. w. Dawley, will please receive
our acknowledgements for recent papers, and the
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

Gy Major Fridlcy has been brought out by the
Democrats of St. Anthony, for the House. Well
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

LOOK OuT!-Thieves infest the various lines
of packets plying between this city and Dunleith,
IN spite of the constant efforts of the officers of
the boats for their suppression and detection
Three hats, two trunks of considerable value, one
valice, worth 5000, and well-flled wallet, were
among the depredations on the Lady Franklin,
on her last trip. The robberies are usually of
the boldest character, and some of the immi-
grants are almost daily becoming the victims Of
these svarming outlaws. Cannot something be
dsne to secure the unwary against such depre.
dations
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

The NATIONAL WHIG CoNvENrIoN.-Th
body has afforded few gentlemen whom the
circumstances ofthe time have compelled to re-
main silent; an opportunity of relieving them
selves. There-seems to have been a babbling
freshet of eloquence, but nothing more. Qele-.
gates without constituency could talk in the
very best way; the palaver was polished and
patriotic; the metaphors were unexceptionable,
the rallies were racy, and the prophecies all
that the most ardent could desire. But these
are not times in which words, no matter from
what lips they come, will satisfy the people,
or in which sentences, however fairly rounded,
will redress the public injuries. We readily
acqut the men vh9 were engaged in this Con-
vention, Of any such tomfoolfy as at the frst
glance these proceedings would appear to be.
The talk ofresuscitating of the Wing party meant
little; the pratte Of its spontaneous rising meant
still less; the assumption of the name of"Whig'
was palpable and laughable fraud; but under
all this boys play, there was purpose, and
that purpose was to promote the election of
Millard Fillmore, the renegade Wing and the
Know Nothing candidate TOR the Presidency,
For this the Convention was calledi for this
the speeches was made; for this the resolutions
were adopted. The poor Wing party, blind,
weak and captive, must grind in the mill Of its
master and do his bidding. Its degradation
is now complete. The men who betrayed have
now enslaved it.--Boston .atlas.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

HALL admitted union, question nos before
- e people Of 4ipnesota, and wish impress upon
Inds The heciy early Of this sub
je. b ~ vStsD 81 1fnnesots Decide Shall we
be better cared for become take care Of
selves, orremsn fety under the fostering care Of
00vsfn1neDe2 - tn6 Unt1ed States. 6H @lf7'l' IT
We eoe ask 70 examine earefuly for yourselves
boek of HARDWARE paor Cooking Stoves,
and sefon, and Of Farmers toos every
thing " the laswhich win sell ~ wholesale
and resi the easy terms a stand corner Of
Third and ninnssots Street, St. PsuI.
~--------~ DAKBB & BANGS.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

OUr-o'- -DooRs.--The Indian Summer is fairly
among US, bringing with it all its balmy, beau
tiful, clustering companions. Zephyr, which
welcomed US on Saturday morning with wreath
OK smiles, suddenly grew to maturity by noon,
and Mudjekewis rallied all the evening, cutting up
his fantastic cspers with calicoes and linens,
throwing dust maliciously in everybody's eyes
and closing the scene with 6llibustering expe-
dition into lanes and cellars and parlors, setting
everything moveable into grand municipal
waltz. A Cockney tells us that this is " an hex
ceedingly hairy hatmosphere," but it won't last
long, and next week will doubtless dawn upon us
with renewal of the hazy, warm, agreeable
beauty Of this autumnal month.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

ANOTHER FASHIONABLE SLAUGHTER.-On Satur-
day evening, September q, between six and seven
O'Clock, a terrible accident occurred on the Mich
igan Southern Railroad, about thirty miles from
Chicago, by which construction train filled with
Irish laborers and freight train with passenger
cars attached, came in collision. The crash was
awful, killing eight outright and wounding some
twenty others. Both engines, several of the cars
and three new engines on the way to Chicago
became perfect wreck. As soon as the acci-
dent occurred, the engineer of the construction
train fed to the woods and nothing has been
heard of him since. Well, such is life, under the
driving wheels of modern impetuosity!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
. SADDLER,S TOOLS ~

M N N e OF A LAND AGENCY.
AND DEPOSIT OFFICE.
CA-RLo54 WILCOX,
Notary Public and Conveyancer;
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE
AND GENERAL AGENT,
Office in tine U. S. Land office BpAsdinzs,
MINNEAPOLIS, MiNN1soyA.
WILL attend 10 the purchase and sale village and city
property farming ad rural lands in this Vicinity ana
other important localities Particular given
veng aa lands I'm the Pneres
where In the Territory Property and titles Carefully
ned paid collecting dOne &C. Solicited
All business entrusted to will prompt careful
attention. H sts tt -fFE
References,
BURLINGTON, VT.-Rev. worhington Smith, D. D. presst
Civil Engineering, do Hon A. L. Catn Of Customs
ORWELL, VT.-Hon Roswell Bottum.
TROY, N. Y-P M. Corbn, ESQ.,, Cashier Vrica Bank.
cny M and Alex Nicely, Es., Pres't Belvidere Bank
SAINT PAuI--E-- Governor Alex. Ramsey; Gov, W. A.
Gormsn I, Tg&vis ROsser, Sec'y MI.
FoRT SMELLING, N. T.--Eranklin Steele, Eso-----
MINNEAPOLIS, N. T.non A. E. Ames; M. l.. Olds, Re.
gister u 5. Land Oaice R. Russel Receiver i-dw
9aV LAND FOR SALE. III
LNORTY acres in St. Anthony; valuable claim,
water power' twenty acres Immediately rear town.
large number ofsots in the ouhng County seats OF
neapoiis, Shakopee, Lesueur and Mankao,
WANTED. 4t 10
A FEW good Lots in St. Anthony st. Paul; Gold,
IA Land Warrants, Currency, Drafts, &c., at the current
rates Of exchange.
q, ~ Int Interest ne: allow ed on special deposits:
,IE0 il TNSiIRaNCr =
VTEsTERN INSURANCE COMPANY, OLRAN, N. "
w Applications received poces issued at this
the safest and most favorable terms.
Dealers Real Estate, Surveyors and General
Once Building, Minneapolis. Minnesota. dec27-t
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
EmlpIoyIne,nt!

GENTS leither travelling ocaD for NEWSPAPERS and
"A PERIODICALS, requested send, without delay
their address to the undersigned and they
with business which will yield the
profit. They will please what Newspapers
they have canvassed for. Persons who
acted as Agents. hut who would like engage SUCH will
also please send their Post ONCE
state, written plainly. WRIGHT, MASON Co..
serl0-7m. $500 F1C1', 7-7'I- Neuv Yo,r-
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

The SoyEREIGNs AWAKE !-On Thursday after
noon, September 25th, Hon. N. P. Banks ad-
dressed forty thousand roters, many of them
capitalists, from the steps of the Exchange, Wall
street, New York, and though some of the Fill
morites tried to get up a row, the compact mass
listened with breathless attention, to two and
a-half hours speech, interrupted only by deafen-
ing applause. The substantial men of Gotham
are aroused for Constitutional Freedom, and we
believe by November, they will roll up a plural
ity for the pathfinder of the Rocky Mountains
the gallant Cincipastus of the West.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
New York, Sept. q

New YORK, Sept. p.
A fire broke out about four O'Clock this morn
ing in the extensive piano factory Of A. & j.
Keough, Washington street, and owing to the
combustible nature of the contents of the build
ing, it was soon one mass Of flames. The build
ing was new and was owned by the occupants
Loss about $4,000; building and materials in
sured in severnl companies for $4,000. The
falling walls crushed an adjoining wooden build
ing, killing an elderly lady and setting the
building on fire. Messrs. Keough will imme-
diately rebuild.
The steamship Atlantic sailed at noon to-day,
with about sixty passengers and 100000 ir
specie.
The steamship Illinois, with California dates
to the 18th inst,, is below.
The Brooklyn Board of Health report three
cases of yellow fever, including one death, two
cases in Jocelyn street and one death, and two
cases in Hill street. The report that the Mayor
has the fever is untrue. He has been sick, bu
is now recovered.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

14rtt. From sssss =
sCRIvEN 4 GALLAGHER's,
Advertising, oorrens, Newspaper Collecting AgsAcy
60 Dsarborn Street, Chicago, III.
@sfl Removal.
II K. MOULD +. CO., NO. 80 LAKE STREET UNDER
%. fremont House, Chicago Illinois, and Jobbers
Musical INSTRUMENTS.
Keep on hand the largest and best ecson Of Brass Band
Ing forming in all parts western Country
mex list OF the instruments, with price OF each.
SAxHORNs.
Eb Soprano. $40 BIB s. Eb Post Horns. $Is
SS do y s. = ss fugies. $i2 to 90 o
BIB Baritone. 10 valve ,rombones, &c.
30 Bass ~ Snare Drums, Maple Shell
BIB T. Eb Cornopeons. $l4 Bass Drums, alsizes. s,
SAX HORNS ron A BAND OF TWELVE MEMBERS.
= H. A. ssss; s;:s; + i. Il; s:::, S:s,..
For Band Of ten MEMBERS omit soprno and one Alto
Will please bear in mind that these
are OF the best French and be
CORRECT. ano6-lvw
EMERY's
PATENT CHANGEAB'.E
HORSEPOWER Threshe,r. Separator.
Saw, Sc, &c.
HE subscribers are now prepared dev
ceieorated Machines for the
Our prices for the Horse Power with Thresher
Oeivere0
conveyance in this city, will deliver in she Mtsssun
Rve at the terminus OF running from ChIcago
for 200 Dollars. - N-S~s"
This Will give to those wantcg In Upper Missouri, Iowa.
Minnesota ana wisconsin, an advantage buying In any
CAUTiON-Shoud be observed in buying
that the genuine
EMERY'S PATENT
are obtained as none are made they stamps
Emery's Patent, 1852,
Manufactured by
EMERY BROTHERS.
THIS remsk Us made because the our Powers
has induced INVITATIONS to be into the
Of inferior construction Workmanship = ..
anu descriptive Catalogues are furnished
apphcatoh. HENRY d. EMERY & Co.,
MyZI-Iyw 204 Lake street. Chicago, Ill.