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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-10

Henry Mckenty,8
I'm era DEALER IN ,. .sf1
Il e A L E 8 II A II E,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. -..
OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT
And has Constantly en- Hand and for Sale from
800, 900 to 100000
IN CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY THROUGH.
OUT THE TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
McKENTY,s %
Addition to saltwater!
FIVE HUNDRED LOTS m
St. Paul. HENRY McKENTY.
NEW JOBBING AND RETAIL FIRM.
Fall and Winter Goods.
JOSEPH TOBEY,
(sUCCEssoR TO A. L. LARpENrEURo
No. 3, Third Street, Saint Paul. M. r..
Would respectfully invite the attention Of the Citizens Of
ST. Paul and the Territory Minnesota to his large and
unrivalIed stock of If
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
YANKEE NOTIONS AND INDIAN GOODS.
Which he will sell at wholesale or retail on the most
favorable terms
Terms at Retail, Cash.!
The stock is large in every department, especially in
Domestic Goods, presenting great inducements to whole
sale purchasers purchase their Fall and Winter Stocks
Short credit given to wholesale purchasers that will pay
their bills promptly at maturity
The subscriber aters himself that the former custom
ers Of DR. Larpenteur who have purchased of him in this
ne will have no occasion to regret the change OF
the contrary will find that the undivided personal ate
ton of the present occupant will secure an
in all the departments.
lie would therefore solicit most respectfully liberal
share Of the patronage OF the citizens both of City and
country. -.is--l.
JOSEPH TOBEY.
st. Paul, October 1I--daw |
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WILLIAM l.. RAINING co.

bankers. Banking House Eagle Street, near the
IL Wnslow House, st. Paul. Money received on De-
post, Exchange Bought and Solo, Money constantly
hand at market rates, Loans for large Real
Estate made the most favorable terms. ie9-dawy
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STAGES FOR DUBUQUE!

Line Of Stages leaves
Saint Paul for Dubuque Selni.Weekly.
EVERY MONDAY AND THURsDAY MORNING,
Via Lakevie, Farrbault Owatona, Austin, Bancroft.
Through i'm six Days!
With no NIGHT TRAVEL. The Proprietor will endeavoe
TO make this route the desirable to the traveller
W Office at the Merchants Hotel IT,. 10
Dec. 19-dawSm J. J. BRACKETT, Proprietor
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Cathcart 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKRS IN FOREIGN AND
Do MESTIC DRY GOODS.

LIZ VA II y IL AZ ~xN Il WVVDSS
COMMENCED Business in Saint Paul Four Years ago,
then little than Indian trading post since that
time it has risen from the dimensions of obscure viii
lage to City of 10000 nhabitants-the emporium Of
commerce which already counts by millions. Their
has kept pace with this uNExAnPLED
Their business has
MORE THAN DOUBLED!
Every year since It's commencement. They have re-
Gently built,
ON THIRD ST., BET. ROBERTS AND MINNESOTA
A New and Spacious Brick Store,
Fitted up in the most MODERN STYLE and adapted in
design and capacity and in the elegance and
convenience of its interior arrangements the
ing exgences Of the trade and the astonishing expansion
Of their
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUSINESS.
Their extended facilities and intimate acquaintance
with EASTERN MARKETS, have enabled them to select
stock Of Foreign and domestic DRY GOODS UNEQUALED
IN THE NORTHWEST for its extent splendor and va
ety Itcomprises all the Choicest Fail and Winter styles
OF DRESS AND FANCY GOODS!
And consists of all grades and prevailing modes now
offered to the taste and fashion of the East and South
RErrpIATING from the start, the Of
some inexperienced dealers that Anything will do for
the west"-instead of attempting to fcst shop-worn
wares and obsolete modes upon the market they have
aspired to bring the resources of
Fashion and Taste I'm Minnesota
Up to the most EXQUISITE STANDARD BROADWAY With
stock Of 500, 600, selected this principle and
now displayed in their large and magnificent Salesroom
where corps Of gentemaniy and obiging Clerks
always in attendance, they have commenced their
SEMI-ANNUAL SAL rs. They invite particular atten-
ton to their spacious
CARPET WAREROOM,
Filled with the most superb and elegant Carpetngs and
Drugges, Floor Oil Cloths &C., offered in this City,
department Of their large establishment is devoted
exclusively to
Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods, &c.
In which they claim the preeminence universally
corded their taste and discrimination.
CATHCART CO., call the attention Of the mer-
chants and business of the Minnesota and Misss
sppi Valleys, and throughout the North West to their
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
They have taxed their utmost to place their
Wholesale Business footing which will enable St.
Paul to compete with the most favore depot Of Western
Trade Their stock, footing $100 000 fills the whole
FOUR FLOORS of their spacious establishment and
long experience has qualified them select Staples
and Grades most suitable for the market and their
tended facilities enable them to
with the difference Of freight added. Nobody will
doubt this who will 90 them the favor to examine their
stock and facilities. nov15-dawy
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MILL STONES.

WILL SIONES,
DOLTING CLOTHS, MILL IRONS, and general Mil
ID Furnishing HAYWARD TRAVIS,
West Water sire et Chicago, Ill.
NELSON HAYWARD,
july1-dw1y Cleveland. Ohio.
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RIDWELL'S EXCHANGE BANK,
THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL.
EXCHAN
Bought and Sold at all times, and at best Rates,
DRAFTS AT SIGHT,
In sums Of One Pound and upwards, payable in all the
Principal Towns in England Ireland and Scotland
Deposits Received, Payable ON Demand.
GOOD ENDORSED PAPER DISCOUNTED,
COLLECTIONS MADE,
And all Financial Business transacted under the general
system of Banking.
IRA RIDWELL L son, Bankers.
JOHN K MADISON, Cashier. je1p-dtf
J. JAY KNOX, JonS J. KNOX,
H. NJ. KNOX, Bank of Vernon New York
EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE
OF J. JAY KNOX & CO., New Stone Block, near the
~ Post Office. Exchange bought and sold Sole Agents
in Minnesota for
Duncan, Sherman & Co.'S. Foreign Bills,
Of One Pound and upwards England, Ireland and
Scotland Deposits received and unquesonable security
offered to depostors.
REFERENCES:
New YoRK.-Duncan, Sherman & Co.; Atlantic Bank
the Banks in Syracuse.
CuIcAGo.-Marne Bank. Decl5
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K A. DARLING. L. x. CARSwkLL. c. SCHErrEI
MINNESOTA BANKING HOUSES

nF DARLING, CARSWELL SCHEFFER.-DARLrNG,
~ CARswEIL SCuEFFEg, Hastings, NJ. T., DARLING,
CAEswELL ScHEFFEE Co., Saltwater NJ. T., dealers in
Exchange, Coin and Land Warrants-Colectons made
and proceeds RENTED at current OF Exchange
REFERS To-Ex-GOv. Alex Ramsey, st. Paul Hugh
Mather, Esq, Chicago Alex Mitchell Prest Milwaukee,
Wis &. W. Campbell Esq, Hastings NJ. T.; F. Granger
Adams Banker, Chicago Kirtiand Co., No 43 Wall
street, n. Y. Hon. Week, Read DreXeI, NY dIS-3;n
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LOST

E>ROM the Subscriber, at st. Paul, Ten year old
l. Heifers, of various colCrs, l black and white on
with scar her thigh, caused from hook of q COW
Danish and speckied color with slim horns ana
cured In at the tip, perhaps split dom. remem-
ber and \. W. branded their horns most of then
had the tip end Of their horns sawed off, They were
brought to this country when yearlngs, and wintered
last winter ia Ct Paul they have been running OF
the summer around the boarders of ST. Paul-some of
the time round Lake Johannah and Hoyts farm They
are very fine heifers and good size 10 brocked
face dark brown, with white spots had calf when
last seen also, fine half Devonshire and Durham Cow
years old, dark red and white spots, letter b.
branded On her right hip has been Is days
near Gov Rainseys farm Whoever viii return the said
Cattle to me at my Livery Stable at ST. Paul. give any
information OF their whereabouts, will be literally
warded for their trouble and pay for their keeping this
far, or Will pay $25 to any who will inform me
where my ten Heifers are, and Is for the Cow. 9T
st. Paul, Dec. 2-daw1m A. WILLOCGHBY.
HASTINGS REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE on ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND CON.
TINENTAL EUROPE, fer sale by
Nov 10, 1855 tt IRVINE, STONE s. MCCORMICK
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and lid Lands IN tracts to suit purchasers. ap26daw
JOHNSON 4 BROTHER.
PROFESSIONAL GUNsMITHs, Saint Anthony Street,
Il second door above the Presbyterian Church. Saint
Paul. would respectfully inform the citizens ST. Paul
and vicinity, that they have commenced the above
mess here, and ready to do all kinds Manu-
featuring and Repairing sportsmen will find stock
Of Double and Single Barrel Guns, Rifles, Revovers,
Pistols, Game Bags, Powder Fasks and Horns Shot
Belts Fishing Tacle &C., unsurpassed in quality and
price, Having had experience Of twenty years
in the business satisfied that give general
satisfaction. nov4-daw1ms
MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS..
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH, dealer in American and Italian
L Marble, manufacturer of Chimney Pieces, Monu-
nents and TOmbsOnes of every description. Cabinet
trade supplied. Corner Seventh and Jackson Streets
St. Paul.
sep2S-daw1y IF. TosTRvIY Sculptor Agent.
LAND AGENCY.
900 ACRES for SALE Good farming land partly cal.
II tivated not far from st. Paul. These Lands will be
sold or rented In quantities to suit.
,. c. MYER Fl. MINDEN,
Corner Seventh and Broadway, St. Paul. daw
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COMMENCED Business in Saint Paul Four Years ago,
then little more than Indian trading post since that
time it has risen from the dimensions of obscure viii
lage to City of 10000 nhabitants-the emporium of
commerce which already counts by millions. Their
success has kept with this UNExAnPLED
Their business has
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-01-10

EDWIN CALDWELL c. II. PARKER,
J. L. WHITNEY, ALBERT CALDWELL
CALDWELL, WHITNEY 4 CO..
bankers, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, GENERAL
u AGENTS. Corner of Third and Jackson Streets, St.
Paul, Minnesota
(NHAS. II. PARKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Saint Paul,
~ Minnesota. may20-df
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A LARGE and beautiful assortment OF PIumes and
"A French Flowers, cheap at CATHCART CO.
lust received by Express, full Of Alex
u ander's" White and Colored Kid Gloves, at
CATHCART co.
A BEAUTIFUL lot Of Evening Dresses, Tarletons Ts-
"A sues, Swiss, Barages, and Light Silks cheapat
CATHCART co.
lust received from the Upper Country, . large lot
- of No. l" Buffalo Robes which will be sold below
the market price for cash, at CATHCART co.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
w. B. e G. b. REED,

W. 0s q Os ne 1HEEIDe
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Ninnger CITY. NJ r.
~ would announce to the public that they are prepared
to contract to do any work i'm their line in thorough
and workmanke manner, in Nininger City and vicinity
Ninnger City, December Il. 1856. dec17-da Gun
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-05

| CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
HI'HE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage Of
an Ercsesre Telegraph Line, used entirely for the
movement OF all trains, thereby avoiding possibility OF
conis,ns Or delays So annoying on other routes.
5;t n. m. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
Boston,
1915 u. M. CINCINNATI ExpREss-Makinr diree,
connections to lafayette Indianapolis Cincinnati New
Albany Louisville, Dayton, Columbus. GAINESVILLE Wheel.
ing pittseGrg, Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington
s:i5 a. ma. TELEGRAPH ExpKESs-Arriying a. Mag.
ara Falls or Buffalo next morning, New York at . p n
philadephia, via Elmra, at 10 NJ, Boston at - at
night. Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
X X for Buffalo and all points LAST.
300 p. nm. AFTERNOON ExrREss-Arrives in New
nopk AT :. NJ second das or Boston at NJ and at
Philadelphia 1880 second morning.
$3.50 p. ana. Ni6Hr ExPREss-Arrivnc At Niara-
ra Fals or Buffalo next evening New York, at p M
and Boston 4P. N. next day. Connects at Paris with
Buffalo aud Lake Huron R. il. for Buffalo and all points
East. Connects Michican City ,except SATURDAY.
with New Albany 4 Salem n. Road for New Aibany'
Indianapolis, CINCINNATI Dayton Columbus Zsnesyiiis
burgh. and Philadelphia.
eKr- The Trains on The Caicugo B,r,ingfon a t,f.
cg. 6dtead dt Chicago Union, KRiRois Central and
Me1saan csntrat Rati,'ocds ran into TIE Depot
- ea.sggo, sas'ag u eteaseto passengers IF hack
hsre aad tra,tger 81 Baggace.
The D. ) q. nl., 800 p. mn. and $40 p.m,
GRAND TRUNK Rail- Way!
To Kingston, ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec and ali
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New Hamp.
1t is we known by the travelling public that this Road
has no competitor Of equal facilities from Chicago to
Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, ogdensburgh Mon
treal, &C., &c.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night IL
over this route $50 = N. One Train sunday, at $50
T. Nj. No SEQ T.. NJ Saturday.
Baggage checked through to Niagara Fails Buffalo
New York, Boston, Elmira and Philadelphia
~ Passengers arriving at Chicago by any of the
Railroads, we'll find competent Agents the cars and
baggage masters at the depots receive checks and
convey their baggage TO the Michigan Central Depot free
Of charge
2HRO tGH TICKETS COOP FOR NINETY IA yS,
AHowiif holders to remain over ard resume their
seats he bought the drerent Offices in the west
also a. the Passenger Depot foot of Lake Street and Al
the denera Ticket Office Corner Of Lake and Dearborn
Streets, Chicago, opposite the fremont House.
III. j. sPAULDING,
MAY 1. lSs1 1sana.ni ~.
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lnnsr - Hnona. !.

30Nx GtN0 0UUE6
Sailing down the crowded ttrest,
8craping sscry osse they meo&u
With . rushing whirlwind sound.
Mufaed bellies around abound,
Hoop! hoopl hoopl
What vast, expansive swoopl
Hoops Of whalebons, short and cr;sp,
Hoops Of wire, thin q wisp;
hoops Of brass, thirteen yards long.
Hoops Of steel, confirm d and strong;
Hoops OF rubber, soft and slick.
Hoops of roping, bungling thick;
Hoops Of lanpwick, cord, and leather,
Hoops that languish IN vet weaker;
Hoops that spread out silken skirts,
Hanging of from silly firts
Sweeping of the public lands,
Turning over applc-stands;
Telling children to the ground,
As they faunt and whirl around.
Hoop hoop! hoopl
What vast, expansive swoop!
Jolly hoops, that wriggle round,
Sober hoops, that sway profound;
Springy hoops, that shake and wag,
Broken hoops, that droop and drag:
Monster hoops, all overgrown,
Junior hoops, Of smaller bone;
Hoops that rayish lovers eyes,
Hoops that rend their breast with size.
Hoops that shock their feeble legs,
Like crowd Of giant kegs
What gallant ships! what swelling sails
How they resist opposing gales
With what full, relentless wait,
lhey oyerwhelm each smaller craft.
Hoop hoop! hoopl
What vast, expansive swoop!
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Joe Stansbury's Ecrape

I
The Philadelphia Pennsylvania has the
Following good story among its police re
As Mrs. Stansbury, residing in a cour,
running from Race, below Sixth Street, was
about to bring bucket of water from the
hydrant, last night, she found an old baske,
suspended from the knob of the front door
Putting her hand into the basket. she felt
something alive and kicking, but so wrap
ped up In the rags that no further discovery
could be made without unwrapping the OBJ.
lect A piece Of paper folded like letter.
lay by the side of the animated bundle
Mrs Stansbury Immediately returned into
the house, and by the light of lamp exam.
med the billet. 1t was directed to her hus-
band She tremulously broke the seal, and
read the letter, as follows
ITO JOE SrANsBuRY-Sir: send Won the
baby, which you will please take good care
OF, and bring up right, so that it NAV turn
out better than its daddy. Oh! Joseph,
what sly old rake you are, Who wonld
think that such an old spindle-shanks could
be such tearing down sinner! The child
is yours--it is Joe Stansbury all over. You
deceived me shamefully, joe letting ON to
be widower. But do fathers duty to
the young one and Iii forgive you
our heart broken NANCY
Don't let that sharp-nosed wife of YOURS
see this letter. Cannon her with some
sort of story about the baby. n"
Mr. Stansbury was in the basement story.
quietly eating his supper, and little imao in.
ing what storm was brewing over his head
The door Of the kitchen was violently
thrown open, and his wife voice yelled out
Stansbury, come up here, you villain -
Here Is q mess for you 7"
The astonished Stansbury hastily obeyed
the summons.
Don't you want to see Nancy-the heart
broken Nancy?' cried Mrs. Stansbnrv.
when her guilty husband hobbled into the
room.
Nancy! what Nancy's that % said the
sly old rogue, in well-feigned astonishment,
Thy, Nancy the mother of this baby.
that been hung up at the door, Mr.. STAINS
burr. OH you look mighty innocent, but
Just read that letter, and then look into that
basket Don't be afraid, it won't bite; it's
got no teeth; poor thing. You'll know it
for as the hussy says, It's like YOU all over
Please goodness, Iii expose you before ey.
erybody"
In less than five minutes, Mrs. Stansburv
mad collected a room full of spectators
halt the inhabitants of the court to witness
the process of unwrapping the baby. Anx.
ious expectation sat on every countenance.
as the jealous lady tore away rag after rag
IRON the founding, the vigorous movement
OF which astonished everybody Its full
OF the devil already" said Mrs. S. land
that shows it's his. You'll soon see that it's
like him in everything"
AT last, all the swaddling-clothes being
removed, out jumped the baby, and made |
T, escape through the door TWAS BIG |
CAT!
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"Why, Charley" said Yankee to ne.
gro preacher, you can't even tell me who
made the monkey
oh yes, can, massap
We'll, who made the monkey p
why, massa, the same one made the
monkey that made you r
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The Rev. DR. F., of Hartford during
the last war with Great Britain, made visit
to New London when it was in state of
blockade. While there, he was invited to
preach, and his celebrity drew together a
large assembly, chiefly the soldiers and sal.
lors on duty there The Rev Doctor chose
. singular text for such q time and place
Fear God honor the king ! and the fire.
qncnt repetition Of the words in the midst
OF the discourse, reused registering tar,
who finally became so impatient under the
injunction that he jumped up and..sxclaimod,
! say, mister, Fear God, and honor the
Congress The audience were much excl
ted by this sudden interruption and an Off.
Ger, stepping up to Jack, told him to be 81.
lent or leave the house. But Jack roared
the louder, If the landIubber says SO again.
III pull him out Of bis bunkr After this
explosion the minister found il impossible
% proceed until the obse5sperous sailor wa
Psv.asdsd b leave the house; but he insist |
% that The man aloh Was Tory, and ought |
10 be hanled down.
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Touch "CnlcxEx. Tough, madam -tough.
did you say" said the irascible boarder to the
ianciady, Is be was trying to carve what was
ostennbly chicken-"Yes'm; and were to
give my opinion on the fowl, should say It xas
Ola enough to have scratched up the seeds Of
original sin when they were trst nlnnted.n
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Talking Of Sydney Smith idea of taking
OIL his flesh and sitting in his bones, as be-
ing the highest imaginable degree of airy
comfort, now-a-days-
can better that, said Covertop.
Covertop once roomcd with us, in the DAYS
when, with his hat on, his house was
matched, and on rising in the morning, he
always rooted his house, as the first step to
his toilet, looking very like gentleman in
the Georgia uniform the while. Hence his
sOubriquet, Better whatY
Sit in his bones! Pshaw! WHY, can
better. that
Impossible How?
Why, said Covertop. gravcly, I'D knock
the marrow out and have draft through
Ee2rA kind hearted and aifectionate spouse
bonneted and shawled, very recently appear.
ed at the door Of q room where her good
natured liege was about to indulge in CON-
Portable snooze.
Ny dear, I'm going shopping. What
shall bring to comfort your
L don't know, love; don't know Of any,
thing want particularly, just now. Come
and kiss me. viii tell you, however, what
want you to don't bring me.
What is it, prayg
Pray, don't bring me in debtr
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Owners and sbiIvcrs - Five sssck apsI
VIA @ss
Peoria Oquawkn and Dnrlipgton
l&E - HEE
ii. B Al sRO a D.
In connection with
chicago Mock Island f.mss Exec q nj
THE oSIf RoT7x fRoT Btslsss ron. ~ y
ING THE 7HEJ0LLET
cur orr.
Freight 70 or from Chicago or Joliet Gut on
and East, Through without Change
Of Cars.
Az reori9s Oq0aWka a DMr ling ton
- R0tIrO0d being completed and running in
close connection 81 Peoria the above roads, forms
the most reliable and expeditions The trAnspor.
aon o. fkEIGHr Or LiyE STOCK, to from Darlington
The facilities that this route has over any other BY
hs connection II Joliet with the Joliet Cut or gives
ascided advantage for the transportation OF Freight
and expressly does II commend itself to
owners and Shippers of Live Stock.
conveniently than In the city OF Chicago, particularly
u destined for an Eassera Market.
Our Rates arc ~ Low ms by any other
Merchants and Shippers are particularly requested TO
give this new route . trial.
Freight destined from any point our Road, TO
bioomington, Springfield, Cincinnati, St. Louis, or any
point in Central Southern Illinois, Indiana aud Ohio
oy our connections with the Illinois Central 81 Louis
Alton and Chicago Great Western OF Illinois, Terre
aute ana Alton ohio and mississippi, will be sure Of
Application for freight any Information In regard
70 the Road may be made 10 the respective Agents
Chicago and Rock Island and st Louis, Alton and Chi
cage roads at Chcego, or at the Company's Office in
Barret House, Third Street. U. II. KELLOGG, Ag't,
r. d. RoEERrs, Sup't. Burlington, Iowa.
c.As. y. FoLLxrr. Genr Ticket Agent.
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To Farmers and Dealeys

NoOk attention 10 respectfully solicited 10 IN,
- present extensive and complete stock az Yarn
ing implements and Utensils now in store whcf
enaoses me proprietors OF the burlington Agriculture
the trade and purchasers generally - =
Large invoices o. Hayng and Harvesting Tools, con
SGxTHE SNATHEs CRADLES W00D Awt
A. yT, ,1 SRaCE IND GRAPE. VINE PAT. |
lS ,s1n &c MA ! KY FyrKAS g lSgIzHE
gLSG HAY FORKS, -. esc.,
have Just been received which daily additions n.
ing made by fresh arrivals.
Purchasing directly from The acturers these Ar
cles are OBJ aimed NJ the possible prices enablin,
20 sell lower than any other house In Burlington
iuil assortment OF Wood and Willow Ware Car
Gage, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, &C. cons,aniv a.
hana. % kiITH ROBINSON co.
June is-ads-Wt Water Street, near Jefferson.
,Burline ion, Iowa
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We learn that the purchase Of the. Statesman
~ Col. Nanypenny has not been completed,
and that for the present. at least, there il no
prospect Of such contamination being effect.
ed--Stste Journal.