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Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-18

We are authorized to announce THOS. WELLS,
as a candidate for The Office of Trustee.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-18

Mr.. Editor. you will please announce the mare OF
GAIT MUKRl. as a candidate Tor Marshal, III the
approaching municipal election.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-18
u. G. O'DONNELL.

Please announce D. q. O'DONNELL rs candi-
date f,r City Treasurer, subject To The Democrats
Nominating Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-18

ACQUITTED The woman who chopped
off the head of her baby with an axe at San
Francisco, has been acquitted on the ground
Of insanity.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-18

NEVADA RAILRoAp.-0n the End of May
ameeting will be held in Nevada for the
purpose of taking measures for construction
of railroad to that place.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-18
EDW ARD Il. WILLIS

Announces himself ~ Candidate Tor the ONCE
OF Marshal, at the ensuing election
Oroyille. April l.. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-18

Mr. EptToR Please announce The name of NJ A
NrI AJrGUIIN rs a candidate for Mar hal, subject
IN the nomination of the Democratic COnN cntiun.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-18
!. III SHARP,
II. A. MCLAUGHLIN

Announces himself ms candidate for Marshal,
subiect 10 the Democratic nominating convention.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-18
WILLIAM COFFEY,

Al The request of many friends, and subject to the
Democratic nomination. offers himself for the Office
of Marshal at the approaching election.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-18
C. SGRIBER.
CAPT. MURRAY.

We arc authorized to announce G. SCRI5EJ, as
n candidate for Trustee.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
!. A. RIDER

Announces himself candidate for The ONCE Of
Assessor at the approaching municipal election.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-18
OrOviile, Saturday, April 18th, 1857.

Political NoTIcEs.-All Political Notices must
inyarariably be paid for In advance.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-04-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Licenses.

All persons doing business, requiring LICENSE
should remember the Grand Jury will meet on Mon
day May 4lh, at which time all delinquepis viii be
presented Abortion to this mater will save costs
W. BALTIMORE, Treas. Butte Co.
Treasurer's Office, April 18th. 1857 aplStd
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~ Rev. b n. Seymour will preach as
usual on Sabbath afternoon, at two o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14

WATERWAYS MACHnx snop
In Cherry street; foil complement Of men from laIU
10 forty, which has been reduced V four and
boys, the complement u present
YARsoN Iaos woBxs,
Situated In Front street, usually employ from two hun
dred and my 70 three hundred Present complainant,
thirty men, al told have nat been dois munh this
Formerly and have bus very ho work 0 presHst
bsnd should the present panic continue viii probably
close mp shop for . shon umc before many weaks.
JAMIs BocARDUs' IRON WORKS,
Corner Of Oenue and Duane iHee,s, manufactures OF
architectural Iron work, hsvs branches throughout
several OF the States, smpIo rg nandred men,
oil told, none OF whom have been discharged - Jet
COLunNA IRON WORKS,
In Duane street, or Elm, sN reaiu thc ccmpc-
ment Of sbOut lS most Of whom for the present
some porucns OF the establishment 10 divided 70
give esck man therein from two 10 three days work cach
10 other poyons Of the eatsbshment the have thus
sf hsd constant Work There are from my 10 seventy.
five employed In the dredging shop, most NOT Gil OF
whom will probably be discharged in me course of week
or 90 iongey
woRRFIL's from WORKS,
In Elm street., near Lts1e, Or asardsy e.enns st paid
Oft llt men-usnal rumbor rom 40 81 160 Discharged
within she past tso seols % 20 The men
employ cd In the cerar .nent have been placed on
hsf me urrg ne psai week. All the others work full
time for the prosept
J.B.8w. ". coRNsrL's rBoE w0EEs,
In Centre street Total Of usua ON oyed
sbo1t c2o which bas been drcod within bo past two or
three veeks 70 about i4S mep ell told which, from pre-
sect appearances will be s furner reduced 5efore tho
wo,ts for The Rus Head Bank Ne~ York Sank and Con
neutsl Bank ell OF which suspended payment YESTERDAY
@. II. JAcKsoN's IRON WORKS.
Corner Of Howard and Centre streets SIN re.ar the
usua complement or men, (from l76 to 1901 which
ber there /. ~ yet no talk OF reducing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14

nation Some were In favor of eenors suspennon, aud
others opposed sumo give their views 70 the csuse
~ sne dhssteEs, and others suggested remedies Dsne
gave opinions - - toe upshoi u Ne whole affair,
while others were ugyss.ng how the banks we're
70 80 on ana sos out Of their difficulties w,hou: being
fcrced mo liquidation Some houghs that the LsgsIsturc
oushs 70 be o ee and osacrt ,hought would do no
Cd eome abused and bsrsed he banks moet soundy,
while others defended M ard the discussion Was
carKed on 70 the Glove of b. apsn mo estng however
va nos lIEe. ~ blsneSs duh and merchants much
occupied In thinking UveY sud hooking aer thsir financial
anar and seemed 70 be die aosed keep cool AId look
cheerful crcumsh noes a..uud thAo woud permit and
10 be resigned ~ rueh possible N . sondon VI hings
for which they were wholly Unable to apply any omadt
frrUyt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14
RHODE ISLAND.

fFyem The Proviaence ross, 0ca IL
saturday waA anosser gloomy day. b.. ne or two hAt
us we're evs checsfu and les ncsful Of Ne fusure
nsn on any previous tsy me reseyA desPoadsncy ~
ro Hn increased by the ~ noe Men ne hnure 81
nsvd Hrovu % !, d Philadelphia, and J. W. Ownsn
& Co New YORK, vhlss throws bsok upon providencs
PAPER Amounting 70 nesrh cae million OF dollars. ~
n ntstives f several OF The Nev York
harses vere sesksg aaesAAnce to meet thsx
spssnoss socn uns due, but win what suc,sss Ne are
ursbe /, state mis- evlderoe Of weakness she pa a
houses tnst had been deemed most sound v~s ~ no
means an enllvenpg feature OF the uisis.
me Bank Com misscners have ssucd The lov ns c,s.
culsr 10 the banks OF Rhode rlands-
RE Bank commssiorers IN their s-cul Of rh ssr,es.
Der, 1871 advised he folcwinE cf secn Ne pays
he banhss-
rss banks are sfv~d N receive me sns n an SQUAD
Rhode fs and tasn In raj o. any mdeaxdn~as due
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ILIlcEns srRlET sAvIHss Bkrx.


ILsloEls s-nET sAvIsss Ekvx.
,srs wss large number Of lepostors, uosiy females,
oosrressnd inside ths Institution yesterday afternoon,
svsilBr NE payment Of .ner claps. rhey were al
promptly paid snon ~ demanded the entire win interest
being otrgsd 70 sve vces noucc, 70 enable NE on
Gers 10 WI 70 up Their books but hoes vho wanted
on account or vho the principal without interest,
were Al once Accommodated vih ther respective demands
This bank has raid out s7J goo 70 depcsso within
tne lss. fev days, and has surrius o. ssoo,po.
oTHlR sAvRss sAHrs
rhe rur wss partial, and has abssed sncs NE day pre-
vious zach fully prspre cd 70 meet All demands In
spec.s and here doub. Of all ro,ng uirmphAnily
Arcush This Tying and troublesome ovdea.
WILLIAMSBURG sAvDes pAsE.
me sncen Of his nssi,utIon have pubHshed . sase
ent Of their financial condition 81 NE cose OF lhe lss.
half ycr ~ which appears shas ss Lei Of July their
resources sslo,s45 20 and tseY nasiues-amouns
due depsstors-e77s 51s e. being surplus Of s32 40 o.
me run his sank hes almost entirely csassd.
THE IRON MANuFACTORIES.
noe- or TEE LARGE Rsr rAaIsHMprYs or YTs
vEReH or STOPPING woRx-fHousAHps or MEN
yHR0vN or oy EMPLOY, WITH A rRosrnCr or
MORE BnroRu TEE nD OF ZEE nM.
me money panio has TINS ss operated dssspously
amope me various foundrs, machine shops &C. in this
eU most Of them having discharged already within NE
pss week or two, from one 70 too thirds q shslr ,oal
number OF hands win fair rrcspecs Of . sen rrssssr
reduction In ne couyse Of week or svo longer No vck
cf any account = peips contracted rov by any Of
the stops, and Ne general cry rom nearly all quar-.
ssr, = "susssnd work and clcse up shop" This
has ALREADY been partially done In mere shsn one
case many Of Ne shops On Ne saS rde q ovr,
vnfen usually enplcy fror err 70 enc fsperec hsSdf,
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lie uank Nnt N CtuhtN ye~b9ruhy kfe - lo4CHus-
l-vwsa River Bsrf ...... lsT Grsor wich iyeN
a-Ocean BAnk.........,. Cor. Tahor and Greeavioh
a-Irvfsg " ........,. CIR. ersenssoh a Warren.
s-neresaa,s xloh.sse. iss greenwich saes<
s-uaIsss' huk. 80 Bo-cyy.
f-Harine ........ 20 Wal street
s-nartes ....,... Opv. Pearl Bees sA-
a-ChaihAm 4" ..,... Or. Chatham asd Duane
M-rndesmsns BAn..... III Chatham street
M.-a NJ ,hosas .... Wan
m-Bulohsrs h Droves'.. cov. B,wey and Grsd -
M.-Peoples Back. x......... 3s5 Canal srcss.
N-Bull's Head sank ..... Third avenue
M-Sew York ...... Eghib avenue AMI lsh ID
10 -Inaibcr kanufacsureu. as vuiAm street.
r-ArfisarG Bank........ III Nassau
N.-Rxcadvsy ....... Dor. Broadway Pax plsoc.
rhs banks IN 5rceuvioh street cncd hcr doors early,
and ne ners srsead Ike wildnre up tows, and soon
nesshs down syesm Of msn seposHc- and si.l hold.
ws, vso eagerly crowded upou the sbps, whore hsy
.sned hem n ,sss ne ssnss We eo.sa sss oeuId no.
vAnsso, sry bus;ncss hs Anxiety increased hour a.
ssr hsur brought ,esn eshes, pas IN sxoemsui AM
nsrcd 70 crg around Ne doors cf he nsn sioset cr
yveseniing psctue Of paur stricken muifrde ray
sess even IN : Gres. ars,s.al crisis
Ne Casers' ant Chsshar-dld ros ers,tE sse sf-rc
s~eoes OF ercisement % ihose oa ereeu -icn sres,
pvvsr.' me confusion vas coasdrsse sor some
vne ne Anorican Exchange and Ire Bs-k Of
ne Republic, for some reasn her drew srcurd hem
~kr oorcourse OF people % mvek 20 tss q the Amer
sHa Exchange large police force rseuisiliou to
ss-p NE bank ssAr In order mat tus.ur aoui ee rsrs
me stsmrts 10 alsy ns ysric ard ne swvrtuccs Of
- safssy a The city banks WITCH had pye ,ousy
lAe run the Park and osnsr baau, been snocessf 1
uslswfy ed 70 have erect yesterday In s face or he
Ac that deposlsv foand the bark coors o'csed sgsrx
sAew asd nss every moment tsr,ush,ut ire ssy vu
rrsaSksd vsh s.slssnce OF Ano.ber, and snosser
pank gone.
shs fre and the exote pep but The ereas
As fsilvres so be realized, aArm seemed settle
dovu into silent despordcncy and she 90 Of besnesr
Aours he crowds round The smaller tanks gradually dis
pvssd beavy vita he prssaSe Thai Ne movro~ des
kDed q bYne increased dssssey. Probably ue reesou
why NE bank Suspensions Of yesterday cresed % mdNh
srSsyusI ev,dspcs % alarm may be wsoed The
Ne pressure fell upon many small dspcsors; css tosi
elnn whose earp G easily vrouGhs rpou, and
vhcse inserests vii suffer most seriorsy
me condition Of The eighteen banks vfeh sra ccnded
ysstssdsy a. exhibited on saturday lsss, ~ folio ~
poR nlnoE svnUpyp hsHIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14
M0vEMENTs OF PRODUCE.

BrFyAf0, Oct I3-I IN,
meye only retail demand for Hosr NJ - Tss ss for
supsrnns 70 extra Wheat Tec. Corn heavy, and offered
II $40. oss @ver-no buyers n over sac. Whakey
held ~ lsc. rreighh-WhNA 10 Hew York, Ito lm-
pcrN yestersAy, 1000 bbb ncur ls7 oeo bushels whea
10 600 bunhsh corn, II 600 bmheh oa@ Exports yesex.
day, 5000 bhh- four aaA LEGO buabeh wheat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14
THE COTTON MARKETS.

Nsw oRnnASs, oa. II, 1857
Ccssos-sAss 70 day Of 900 bales, - dsc,ine Of 10.
nddnsG, 100 Receipts 70 day-7,ooo baiss. yellow
corr, 10 mere soshins doing 10 frsghts - sxchanss
mers are various rumors q failures, bui some are
autheutcAisd. Busines unssttled; money tighter and
massrs generally look gloomy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14
pOgTeCPIpT.

ATHrre AT TIE CLIAsrNe aopsS-AII TEy EAi1Es
20 susfAHD.
moes,ne Of We Associated CITY BaxHt va tsid na
eroU nS 81 which . hage mA-o-'ty c' r4rrs va rcyre-
sensoc-
On noaor o. ~. KSASI, seconded ~ ~, DrinAx, NE
rols~ing ,rsanbe and resoir.cD wsrs sdcpsed
HAeeas Of ne e1esss~s<w ryraasC ssss
m-.ly asG Ae fd,s ef NE otSa. sapsssc~ = Ashr Of
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u viii be seen by the above u co tnss the maximum
number Of wer kmen have been added 70 the minimum
gwen making the total number Of msn employed u tho
oudc ropni figures 1855, while The total number OF
men already discharged from the bsh named
Il ,b09 leaving balances OF 403 still partially employed.
which win In a probability be red lced In toe course or
week two longer, should the present panic continue,
70 ihe ne.ghbofhooS Of ,Oco workmen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14

6CrRxHE COURT-sPbCfkL TENN
Before Hon. Judge Peabody
Andrea Ha3 rs he Ooeon Bank. On the application Of
plaintiffs counsel the Court appointed D. Randolph kaEuH
- receiver The Ocean Bank on his giving security
the OF 500 ooc I'll moneys collected ts be deposited
in The Hnted States Trust Company, when they roach
$500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14

Tcssa ec,4ls sz lo olt ols is2! 2,2 Al sss
AZ readers dorrs anxsous TO KNOW what The
enoct Of such crisis ~ have may 1e
awe here Gil hat ihe .e oo7stsc ior socpe3 Scyen,-
ters 1870. ST.! sboat banking ,ra.saeors-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14

-ecso -. ryr o. ;st ssas for 4 isw Gayt, prlcs
gspIsa vealsfday Ceraias Al 0skn'F being fal ssts
irr -it 80 seskf ftgtroy 49, htv8g ,ser rsspscvo
a1lo4ais psi thea rhsss ths Egh'sst rettS5o1 TAs
ustr,sc. as bsaE s1hisls isE t9ou-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHrrapuFrnA, ocl 10, 1887.
aSchs suu- rssnayfvasA rvs So Reading Railroad,
nk; Morris Canal, 80; Long alAnd Rsirosd, ~; P1s
sylyania Railroad, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-14

having already discharged al but iust ciens 10 c'ua-
plee such work - hey may have under way without any
prospect OF more work this WINTER unless times grea'
alter for the better The snops which arc sin Of work
mako oalcusuou whatever Of receiving cent In cash
for their work when done, Although the parties for whom
Il ID being donc stand smsng the beat financially
ideYed IN the city the Collecting sgent OF OF tho
large maOhre shops he East river yestsrdsy orning
started out with lM Of bls the fv for work done,
amounting 70 several thousand doys for tho purpose OF
nyIg to make collections, but returned, after spending
most OF The day in hs efforts, without having collected
cent, although he bills were sgains Of The best
In The CITY, On returning 70 The Establishment and max
Dg known bits SUCCESS the pyoprIety or a dscharg
Ing he E.mandsr Of The hands engaged In the shop waS
stey discussed and resolved upon Wing bare
~ sufficient number 10 finish up some few Old orders
rnder way. Tho rrorYietcYs Of anott e. establishment
concluded in order TO What funds ney had hand
snd run no farther risk, 30 close ne pacs and aer
Saturday next unlem gomc unlocked tox change takes
place before shss ipss.
One OF our reporters yesterday afternoon visited soms
Niry establishments tHe east side or the city, and
procured sne following interesting statements from the
rpfietoys or pessors In charge which, !ar 1t this pre-
les ce may be of interest," esd importance 20 the read
OF tho HsRLp, particularly Il pkcer the position
and prospects nr the future o. each esabshn ert, be-
fore IN pubic.
Frar cts Mos ac Lfeboe N nuscoTy, Greerpor. have
the usual complement OF fG) steadily npnysd, aud
expect Keep thai Lumber 70. NJ least months
mill the work already ordered and undo way shat
tecn ated and longer, providing work be found
10 keep he busy Tns lcory 10 81 present turning ont
lsou. SIX or egn: lNe5osts, all Eizes, per week.
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rhs rUnber Of trustees is pysy ene of .ntegrity
End wsas and BY rule Of the be unable either 70
borrow lend 70 he hans, aIc VITO receive oompen
pAiIon for thor serv,oss Those who Withdrew were
mostly depostors
ne hank s1 four GERM ar1rdng N ne depssaors-
svo fer tho wnmer, ard t,s FOR the force OF
rsr from he tosuth precrcs police Stationed Al
the doors Toe passed IN 81 thu ssnihcyu door.
sua me men q. The urper ertrancs.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20
BORUP s. CII.4J,IPLIN,

NTOULD respectfully inform the Merchants
Nv and the public generally, that they have
bought out the interest Of Messss Burbank & Co.
IN the Forwarding and Commission business. and
that they can afford increased facilities TO all
those who may favor then, with "A share of their
patronage. They viii attend 10 general Storage,
Fefwar.ling and Commission business, Ut their
Waienouse on the Lower Landing. Having
leased the. Whaff-boat, those who ship to them
will save expense Of drayage.
REFERE NCES:
Cronin, Hurxthal and Lear. New York,
]. Hurmon and Co., Buffalo.
James 3. Fargo, Chicago.
Mather and Co, =.
n. r. McCloskey, Galena.
B. III Campbell.
F.S. Jessnp and Co. Dubuque.
Chputeau and Vale, St, Louis.
Bornp and Oakes, ST. Paul.
ST. Paui. NJ. II, I'LL split
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BIG LAKE STORE |!
JOSEPH BROWN,

II EEPS constantly on hand, Dry G6ods,
N Groceries, Provisions ETC.. and deals in
Fsrs All Of which win be furnished at trifing
advance OF. ST. Paat prieess Those wishing 70 sup.
NY themselves with provisions IN The vicinity nf Big
Lake and above there, will please call and examine
his g,mds and prices before going elsewhere.
Big Lake, Benton Co, M. r., April 20, 1855.
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81 I'd I l))L,s|

Dfs every descript ton. pen1es Shoe
makers Harness Makers andall othe
81 mechanical Tools of The isess make.
Also Bench Screws, 'Plows, !plowshares,
saws. SaWsetts, Akss, light and heavy
Wagon Boxes, springs, Cable and Log
Cfains, Sc. SSxrs. .ss7a1 81
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TITUS AND WHEELOCK
A ID GENTS
q IND e S. HIM
Dealers iii Real Estate 4.

@ CLEAR W4fER. WRIGHT Co, MT,
EX7ILI. sell Land Nnrra nta for Cash 81 Oh
time loan none in good security pay
slatcme NV, -empton proof sclI claims.
eDpted ands, Town shares and lots on COMM ssion
Chains prosecuted for enptors al the
MS md Mice. They have Platss AT saii ihs
p empiio in this vici1ltN M
sif give III asion to settlers relative %: finding
s5Jailns. Surs and lsappins done u order.
HI b. Tiruss J.DssNHEYLocK, ia
u Suryr, &sntAry Public 81 Jnsiice ~ tbs Peace
Clear vs54r, Virgin Co. June 26. 1857.
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CIiARL ES H SMITH

CHARLES H SMITH.
y HEALER III Hardware Stoves, iin
and all kinds Of mechanics Tools,
which wilt sold for cash as cheap 81
they can be bought AZ any store "a the
Anoka, aGllag. ~. 1856
.st:s IA Nd WAR I'1' 81
Y iii LINDSEY !, Dealer il Land larrsnts
.E ST. Paul, Minnesots. Ofice On Third
yteet ]. next door to C0l.s3 kenay,s. w arrant,
conssanlly on hand al lowe kst prices. alStf
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Ak CAR Z !!

~ LI. persona. dsbrors 70 9. B. Van Nest.
fA heretofore notified that their notes Or ac-
counts have been assigned collateral for the
security of claims against said Van Nest, will save
costs BY making payment Immediately TO
ED IA RID M. HAMLIN
VI Sank RAPIDS. june rs, 1857. .s n03tf
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sS Iss.s ~
- .sss h.. M S17E - a94s. 5RAg .s!s
VI " susys ss1 r& ~ dE S r. f34 u s
II y s l
81 nm ~ Nv, I staS eNNnl = Kan
Nh " 49, ss MI wv
ii VA e So s S3 II 81
Sw1ets D6 m p&E eno PM 1k,
s ". y y. W \ I: r~S ~ NJ W I'M.
III - 3. q. y,
ASaa3 III 6
ing was wet ~ III 8 8
attdin$d witll aesaon adlq
e saiis aood leel eloass AMI rive \
So u, .s,f aha nronrsss alines as furnished
l,sl,
s'lV NJ D ,,s,a n sI
and thereioro $500 .s1 svsa 7 co'.l-
plete report "a ts lnfiyldu AZ aend6 aYof,
and coiiec w 81 we Ihess
ing al We couls wish ~ do q
4 ~, v, DIV IN HI rDointsd ChSir.
man. pro ss'a;, and Geo W Sweet, Secretary.
% notion. THE Chairman appointed ! Com
j misee of three peru se drafl ~ for the or
,.ni4afion of 4 Democratic Club igS sss
:.s.a ~. $500, VI -
Han q d Hsysi ss Gso, ~ svee, q IA Jane.
M.Lackey. I. & sS'as's n 81 81 81
The members III liz Committse then retired
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Cd BY majority M 'ssSs II II VI
We. the undersigned, Democrats Of Sank
efficiency ID our principles and Is orran;ns n,
party on i working basis, hereby form onrselvas
into d Club, 10 be called the Bsnton Comnt,
Democratic i,latb. s13 ss D s' E
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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20
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ADMINS I RA I ION


Subscriber wishing 70 inform the
citizens of Sank Rapids and sur
rounding country that the
s AZ III a MT I'M i Al n s
q Il s.aL1K lR PIDS, aBE JvI'ON e O...
has changed from the Old q any 70
the subscriber, and the saw Mills IN
operation. and the Grist Mill will be as
soon as possible The nbscribsE has
and viii keep son hand Sall kinds ~ LAaa-.
Absr, I.nsh and Shingl fosssals and
bis patrons will be accommodated II \
short time with Flour and Mil STUFF
generally The patronage of the COM
munity u invited, believing from past
experience and untiring efforts e sup
ply the wants Of his Gust ome rs iat cfls
tire satisfaction viii be |, issn. u
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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1857-08-20
Horace Waters M odern Improved Pianos

with q without iron frames. have, "a their New
Scale and Improved Action, power and conpass of
tone eqaalliog the grand Win lhe beaiity md dr.
bility of The square pianos Press and first MI
SIC Masters have justly prononneed them equal II not
superior to any other make They are guaranteed to
stand the acton III every climate.
/ HORACE WATERS, AIEIlODEOMS
tToned theaaual temperament, superior III seach
desirable aaent for ilie sas III 81 D.sand
| H W Smith celebrated Mslodeons- nat os mn
Enish Melodeens 81 all other makers. Prices jsst1s
ss45 70 for s,so sets II reeds, IVA b,ss
|of KEYS, $500; Organ pedal bass nelodeons. $75
MUSIC One of The largest ana Be-. catalogues
lfof Music now published; sold al gre NV reduced
prices Music sent 70 wherever ordered, INST
Personal attention paid 10 all orders received iy
mail. Second hand Pianos taken IN exchanges far
new Catalogues scntsb mail Great intl,,csneais
Offered 10 agents to sell The above VA liberal dis
count to dealers, teachers seninnries and
Zach instrument guaranteed std give Satisfaction,
q purchase refunded E4cond. hanii Piaaos
at great bargains coStantlv instore prices from 80
lto $40, piauos tuned aud lepaired, polished.
boxed, and moved N AN M w 4 AZ Il