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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-29
FARM PROPERTY.

IA. Ap..,
~ sAn Ieg aSres " sections u, 10, - o.,
n,nss ~ 80. -. a. ssfes oreks, ~ sssss ssA3
81 we spnass and stream Of snsns ss,sr, ma
seaoos mouse on No land, price -.
~.
coed frsns hoass 8 roone, ssti. ~ "a ~.
Ie7. A Farm Of ~ acre, In acc o. T1psR N
uiss south Of Fulies Dspos Heess ~. $50 ~
m. s. ,asa -,
lie roek hess. pris. Sls WI !. .ea tn -
/.
W a"'''1 Aeass 40 sst sS1ffs price elI pr saa
ssPs reAa new has house stable, AcS pr5cs go ~
acre.
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hsa.. .s.bs. 4e prts. IA - ~. nss :. improved
I7s-A faf1 Of 40 asfss Sec ssd 10 Tn "a n ...s
-" Per Aeis' "Seea 'soSsiAr@
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iss-A new iar d GO acres, part Of . broksa u,
year, with fams houss rsosntr h.Hr kSe~ n -
,sa s.,u, o,o,s .. :. 50
f,.p ka., D.y.nnort mr.. 49, = aEeeE smsss
nsase su Ms price Sos = cssh, essses In shrss
"a~' usA''
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I95-A farm Of IS on the Dubuaus ro>d q nus.
house, orchard, &c, price eAO.
m sa.ap ,sd y. q ~ on The Upton ROAD, wss =
ueAory Grove 100 asrss OF god land and az ~
ta, with stream Of water runaina tAeoSrh r; p-ips
sis0o. -
Ios-A farm n miles from Prtacston sf soS a>rsa
Is acre. timbs, is6 uadsr ealtiysss. 49, 81
~sisr running through orchard q ls4 frss trsss
house Of six rooms; price oSS. -
nsss, sosa-.ins " ssrs, apos WHICH hsssesels
s"1~ "s' s"o ossoAses pace ~
- h,ahs ,.non % 80. ~ mes north Saltea,'s
rTee $50 pst acre. ssssses ssass@
1874 splendid farm Of q, er.. 4. ..
all under fsncs two good fr.n .housss. oe.S..z y'
80 sores ciova and timothy thss. he sssse ois
weed Land.
2oo-s acres u wood land n section L.. q r,n,.a
east, win Be divided OF cold In On. body. saVs
No. IDA Farm u Hnsty on The A,.s-,,,, ,,,
~ on a.: line bssvesn scott and Aass.sse Osssss:
fs~ pSf acre S'~
M 10 p
bout 10 acre, tmI.r ali sn..1 Hickory drnss
a,.h = la aon.a ,sn, ad' s~ story hEscA hos6
~ -'A''' s''a ''.DIlls' s. Sfass sAs bAs ssrs.
under fence aud nearly ali piouahss . .oos ss0vs e.
ss., with ten acres TimLsr In Gi.tars sas.s ven.
water Oh the iaud nov" sunAihe
No iiA Farm Of about Is7 acres near Hickorv or,v,
adjoining No. 49, story brick house, two
water running Through ms grazing farm and nsssi1 n
No: TO- Farm one acres near Hickory Grove viii
pr acre
"a go. T, h o. iso acres In sections and H. Tscs
80 % aere. ineef ~ acres under cultivation, good
noose Iooms stable running water, ~ n whsst
no" ''Ns'' Will young orchard price SOC per acre.
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No. lSo-Loi No l6 In IIxwisy,. sul
2Al0o acres. Price $3.50.
"
i 20 acres broke and undsl fence, near snbsss pe
No, Ila oao s.r..,,rI,--. AuDs
TsoR " snissis we midois g ees- ~
se,s. ,nlt,v sIsS n" M.M ana sassse aseas ~
DC. Price NJ M ~. =. :, anoss' ssss, wen, spSAS
~
- -
No GO acres In sec - 70 on Nc Centre
orove Tosd 10 Iowa City 9 miles iron Daveppoyt
hon .J.sA.
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SV1nows, Pl1ff1AAH pAts1'
waoLAsALE pKALsss IN
Sarecsraes. ursn, salt, Csnnsn1 -
Agents FOR The sAlsoi
! Q. Herring Cos. Celebrated 1iss and 1a"'
Preef oa1s,
Eat. FAirbAak's Scales.
w Groceries, which 70 ossr 10 the trade - low
- Gan - pareh. .sd IN chicago o. r. LoSs' snS
purchaser. VIII dnd our goods 70 20 Of 'As p'''
quality aud warranted equal 70 sample.
AyU0 XRs--Msscsvsde, Porto Rico, Ciassesd,
- Crushed aud Powdered.
TJOFFKk-KIo, Mocha, lava, also uFOund Coaes
~ and kssence Of Coffee. ---
Mesap.'sNhs-'. o''-''' a1'-. -. :,
T7EAs-lnpsri.i,Y ny.ou, danp0wdsr and Black
CPICRs-- Pepper, All,pieo, Cinnamon, CioSss,
- Ginger, Al6sard and Nstnegs
IoAPs-Fsney ana Toilet, Family, kEssivs ana
- Castillo, -------
4 1ANDLIs-spsIm, AaamAntns, ssssins, star
: 1ITs-spe1m, solar, Lard, BaaI ,K..in, Lilsssd
PAlNTs-w6iis Lead ava zinc P.ini:
VIGAKs Havana, Gsrnan and American Brsnds.
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I,I>OBACCo-Naiussl Leaf, virgiaia and Nlssonri
Pound, s. q Twlst. TIN Holl And Smok,n$.
UEAST POW DkRs q various brands and kinds.
rXXDIEs-sss0Tisd and nney, Gum and Lemon
~ Drsps, Lozengss.
DRuNEs In, glass jam, boxes and barrels, Citros,
II Fig Pasta and CurInntl
DICK LkS--Undsrwood brands, assorted sizes;
L Pepper sauce.
DowDRR, shot, LEAD aud Cars Of 81 Kinds and
IL sizes.
9 TARCH. Corn, Peatl aud Family,
| Nuts Brazil, Fiibsrts, Pea, Pecan, 4
IN Nslnuts and Cocoa.
DAIsINs-M. K aud Layer, Whole and boxer
| II saltsna and Malaga.
OHdCOLATk, Cocoa, Bfoua, FaTns, Tspiocs
\ ~ whasten Grits and oat Meal.
kSALI-kanswhs, Syracuse. Turks leland, Liver
IL pool blown and Ground Alum.
I NEMENI-Louisviile and Utica, PlAGl sring hsiI
lCstuceo Plaster, Milwaukee and Sandusky; Sod
] Ash 3 tons In store and for GALE.
vLTooDENWARR-Ta Tubs, Pals, Wash Boards
w Churns, Mops, Axe Hslves, &C.
/ NORDAGE-AanilIs, Jnts Hemp and Co,io
~ Cordase Of all stxss.
I1IsH-NacksrsI, Salmon, White Fish, Trout
| II Goldfish and smoked Halibut.
iILAss- Window Gisss, . ssorted sisss, Tum
M blers, Jars and Demuohus.
nrimssons; sulphur, salts, Bora, Indigo.
MATCH4s-Pisrcs Co. and 81. Louie
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VA HHs wiLL THEY ABKIvEf
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rlPKs-Paney r. D. and so ne.

Iron, Pittsburgh Boiled and Charcoal, swsds ana
New York refined OF all stses; Nail Reds, superio
article of Sweds and rittsburgh; Cast stssf, Nay.
Tor & 60. no uni, Square, Plat and Octagon Rnsitsh
Blister, 0erman and spring Steel; Pillow Steel, all
sizes Nss aud Spikes Of ali sizes; Hot Pressed uts
aud Washers all stxes; Bellows, Drills, Vices Ham
Hole, cast and steel Faced, Horne Shoes and Nails
assorted sisec Springs, Wagon, Carriage and ssai
Springs; Axlss, Wagon, Dray and Buggy Axles,
shovels, Spades and Grain scoops variors brands,
Thimbis skeins and Wagon BoIes, assortsd sizes,
Crovbars, Picks, Hoes, Grindstones, Ca ct Horse
He nd Hitching Posts, Iron Kettles and Furnace.
PuAps -Thateher's Patent Lin and Force Pump.
This Pump will not freeze and less liable 10 get out
Of order Than other In use, aud has had prsmi.
bioited. Jams 2'37
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REMOVAL
II A r d w A RE

bx<NAOv - l.
Oh
II A r p w A r e
I LIVINGSTON LOCK WOOD have removed to s.e.
- ond street, two doors east Of Perry the sign
the Anvil e' u
Our store, which built expressly for cor business
slarge and comnodisus We have filled 70 is ca
ity with entirely new stock Of H.rds arc vhish T.
quantity and quality will compare ably with an
10 the state. VISA my
". prepared to I'LL all bills, either wboIs,,t. o.
Builders, MIN owners and M.ehnists are nart,en,ar,
nyitsd TO examine goods and prices
Sporting Goods.
NE have probably the best assortment of c..
". ~ Ii.sk' and Pouches there is in the city. aI.
Hs.1srds eeSder equal t. II not the test ar,isl
uf.ctursi; Fishing Rods, Reels, Liass 4c "AN
LIVINGSTON 4 LOCK woop
rcT and Wrought Nails and Spikes. CIints, =,
~ eilash snil.. LiVlhGs1os LoCKN DOB
Carpenters Tools,
sofkLAsD's celebrated lanes oi all dss,,it,,,,,s
~ warranted p.t"s1
REsT Bright Carpenter. Cast st.sl I1--r n7,,--
- Morticing AMI iirm,r Chiseis ana Carnt Siis
lest assortment la this city.
SAWs- HIND, Pannel, RIP, Key Iiols, q 81, .aI IL
~ lee Spear Jackson aud other ssisbr,,a 81
AichEi s-shin.iius lath ana Claw bes cb A..
ooya alo ehopPns axes, Collins Davis ami Wh,s
,-,.,pf,7cN LaL
t(vhis6 Machines, wood and irOu Beach g.
- s.e AID Plane Handles at the sign 81 tha .sse"s'
kNLEs-i.otherey's Mill aud oth.r TlI..-,6- -.
l. brand Ia market. inc test
WHips-the largest stock of Team CsrrI.,.. :.
w hiding Whips aud Lashes in the ciiy' l. 'I'
MotLpkks sand Riddles, sisyes, Pls.,,rjny r,,z,
WI and Pointed Tro~eis. b1ss
- MiTHs Below, Hand HsmHers ar, ST., -.
- i'd Box Vices, at ''sssi so!
kNSAMEL Kettles, w4trs Irons IL. E--,-------
~ lice Lamps Engineers aud Carpenter. OIL TO-
II iHoEst Hook aHd strap, field. Loo,- 49,.
IL joint hi1se, Chest and Gate Hinge ~ aat
Tor ialniy aud hotel use ne..l,,I T.,
pRAss Kettle. Ii sizes, yery ans a..ort5oso, =
- eiisd Kettles, French Ladies' and sauce pau Ansm
TkOa and Wood Well CuEb. Pun. Cbsj,.-r-
i Wheels, Web Wheels, sc. aHo
(tHAfNs-Eusiish pfvOf col, 5Lo,T aud -, =
~ Bright OF, Halter. Well jack and Tr.r. Il n en-!
Gov Tiss. ,hsina,
pRuSHks-Paini, yarHisE and A.rkiug o
~ Dusttss y niis wash, ssoe, scfub Crumh o.
and Hair Brushes, Feather DustsIt. niSsh
CALL At
LtBNGsION Il LOCK- WOOn,s
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WHgs WILL THEY AKRIvEf
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Ies Yarn sf6g5 aeres In sections q, 10, 4 4 n.
Twp c. =, ksst, $50 sores broke, 3S0 sssss s.Sss
tsnss " scrss IN Wheat 10 In Osss svo -
-, Two spraSs and req n Of ~ and ~ Csssr ~
school houss on tAs land, price oSe.
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PERFUMED BhEATH.-Whst lady or gentleman
would remain under tbs Of dsagrsssbls brsstb
WIEN oy usibg the "BAIA o. TaogsAHp HLowTas" ..
dentrnss would only render il sweet but l.rs ~
teeth white - alabaster Many psrsouS ds NOT knox
their breath bad and the subject is delicate "a
friends VII never mention II. Pour q single dron m
Balm on your tooth brush and wash the teeth n,yb
and morning nifty cent bottle will last year
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may essNV b. ar
yaired by using the "BALx or THoUsAsp PLoSxss ~
IL will remove tan, pimpies and frsckiss from the ssip
leaving IL Of soft and roseats hue Wet towel tam
on two or three drops, and wash the fses night AMI
morning ~"
thASISa MADE EASY.-wst your shaving brush
Ia either warm Or cold water pour ON two or thr,s o.
OF BALI on THOUSAND fLowKRs," rub the beard well
and will make beautiful soft lathsr much t.rt..
ting the operation Of shaving Price only nfy cent?
Tor sale By all Druggists. p ware Of couutsrfst. :
None genuine unless signed BY
W. r. fEfRIDGE s. Co
" zooon Franklin square, New York
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rs. farm ofiso ssrss 10 ssc 20, Tvp.s KlRas.
eeed frsns hoass, . roons, we'll, ! .; pris, az.
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Mirror Glass.

HINES, CLiPfIk8ER d RnoAps
IL ~ to 30x4s. ~ A'
HINES, CLIPPIsGEE + RHoAps
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HOARD " ANrEn.

fee Oh Brady street, east side, "a dec. psIov
Third street,
JslEldni DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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las-A Ern Of s0Asrss miss from town ON II, t.ls.
srsps ROAD new hsms houss, stable, Acs prscs go -
=
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No. Sa2-Lot No. = In block 50, on 9Th
s a o. rsrry upon VII eh l. srsessd two zoe 70,
, on. s'%,y frame h.u.e eaEpsnt.s brick
low. aun; Y III b solS
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Hsilss south ofFuiss Depot Hssss, usv; rass os51S
iOt-A Farm " $50 scres ~ith running vates dosb-
lie roek house priss eis vii b. sold Tn as sss
Q aoSd stock farm
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rLAsS--Window Glass, ssorted sisss, Tum
NJ blers, Jars and Demuchus.
nrimssons; sulphur, s.l.., B2n., Indigo.
MArcHss-fisTes 4 Co. and b. Losi'.
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result will be our roads will all be placed in
jeopardy, and their completion pr stponed to
a period too remote for our ambition and ne
cessities.
There are many other objections to this
omnibus plan, which leave for the good
sense of the Legislature to digest; objections
that must readily present themselves to ev-
cry practical mind.
| have cndeavored to present the above
considerations, in spirit of candor, with no
other view than to all the best interests of
all concerned, and if they shall have the eff
feet to awaken a judcious investigation, l
shall feel amply rewarded.
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
ST. PAUL.
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ders and nfrmties Of youth and maturity, resulting
from excuses shiih destroy the physical and mental
powers; observations on marriage. its duties and dis
qualifications &C., Illustrating the ANATOMY and pbT,
ology and diseases Of the reproductive organs OF both
sexes their structures, uses and functions popular
and comprehensive treatise the duties and casuate
Of single and married fehappy and fruitful alliances
mode of securing n-ipfecitops and inerte ones
their obvation and removal-important hints 70 those
contemplating marimony that will overcome objections
to none however, should take this important step
without first consulting its pages; commentaries on the
diseases and medical treatment Of females from infancy
to old age each case graphically Illustrated by beautiful
Autograph plates nervous debility its cure
by process at once so simple safe ard eectual that
failure is impossible; rules for daily management;
essay on Sper,na.OrrGa Eith practical observations
safer and more successful mode Of treatment precau
oniy hints on the az M ssss from srs
tiOn with plain and simple rules By which all persons
themselves without mercury remedies fos
those selfincted miseres and disappointed hopes So
unfortunately prevalent in the young II is truthful
adviser to fife mAsnsj, apd those contemplating mar
rage. Its perusal il particularly recommended PER-
entertaining secret doubts Of their condi
ton, and who conscious of having hazarded the
health, happiness and privilege to which every human
being is entitled to. Price 25 cents per copy, copies
for one dollar Mailed free of postage toany part Of
the United States.
N.B-Those who prefer may consult DIR. La Croix
upon any of the diseases upon which his book treats,
either personally By mail His medicines often
in the short space Of six days and completely and
trely eradicate all traces u those disorders ach
pava cubebs have 30 long been an artd6tc 70 inc
ruin Of the health of the patient His French Secret
Is the great continental remedy fer that class Of dsor
ders which unfortunately physicians treat with mercury,
ton, and which all the raria in The world canno,
DR.. La Croix's medicines are free from all mineral
poisons and put up in neat and compact form which
he sent by Express Mail, and may be taken in
public or private house, while travelling without
posture to the most intimate friend te, hin
ORANGE from business or study and important change
In the det Is necsSsary. Medicines any part OF
the Union according to directions, safely and carefully
secured from observation. Office rSnoTed from No. -
Beaver Street. to 81 Maiden Lane, near Broadway,
Albany, New York. ga ap1l-Wt:s
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RICH's sALAMANDER SAFES,
WILDERsS PATENT.

A large assortment Il
Safes OF various size. and
patterns, with and with
out powder proof locks,
for sale at the depot 1s6
Water ST., New York.
Burglar proof sank
Vaults and vault doors
made to order.
STEARNS & MARVIN
(Lafe Of Sfenrns + Co..
successorsfO Rich T. tOj
TAG Water st.. and cor.
ayen.,c A end st. Mait-
e. Place, i. <, : !
Proprietors Dr. Rieass / IL
tent, and the only makers
OF Salamander Safe com.
WIN. CONSTANTS
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IT seems that Robert j. Walker was per-
mitted to write out his own instructions as
Governor of Kansas. This idea ola Cover
nor's telling himself what to do and what
not to do, is worthy Of our new Adrninistra-
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The Philadelphia Ledger says there is an
old clock in the library of that city, which
tradition says was in the possession Of Oil
YER Cromwell. 1t lacks but few years OF
being two centuries old.
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MlNNEESsoTA FRUIT and oRNAMEN,

IVl tai TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES, PENIAS, DAHL
LAS, PHLoxEs, GREENHOUSE PLANTS SEEDs--We have
now ON hand the largest and best stock Trees and
Plants ever offered above Dubuque, including Apples
Pears, Pums, Cherries Grapes Currants Gooseberries
Raspberries, Strawberries Pie Plants, Asparagus &C.
In the Ornamental Line furnish choice Ever
greens, Naples Films, Mountain Ash Poplars, Abeles,
snowbas, Llacs, Towering Almonds Syringas, Honey,
suckles 100 kinds of Roses 10 good varieties Phlox
~ kinds P9nas, Gladolus, Lilies and many other her.
baceous plants. Our new Greenhouse is well supplied
with monthly Roses, Geraniums, Verbenas &C., Of a
young and vigorous growth taken from cold frames after
our old stock burned in December last For bloom
ing they are much better than old plants Nearly every
article we offer has grown in grounds from one to
five years. that they really worth two or three
times much as those just imported besides only
one.fourth of the Trees and Shrubs that hardy
Rochester and other places East will endure climate
Orders may be sent trough the Post Office, left at
our establishment near the Halfway House, the ST.
Anthony Road. All kinds of Fruit Trees Shrubs Plants
in Potts. together with Garden and Flower Seeds will be
kept at the Agricultural and Seed Store of B. Holiness
on Third Street, who will also receive orders for the
Groveland Garden and Nursery.
April 4, 1857 -w2m L. NJ FORD.
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A. wILLouGHPr s.rowERs. C. LANSING.
WILlLS09STNGEMMM1SXG,, !, g9WhRS 4 LA AdC

ERY STORE AT SAN FRANCISCO, Il. T.-Iiaving To-
Gated in .tis Place We are now opening large and well
offer to the trade al Whlssele apd Retail. Our STOCK
consists in part of the following Sugar, MO
Tobacco and segars All are respectfully invited to call
and examine Stock before purchasing ior
determined to be undersod by none IN ST. raui'
in any other place in Minnesota All xmas OF rro-
duee and WsoA taken in exchange Tor Goods raIlcu
lar attention paid to I've Forwarding ana rmer
business. Goods marked TO our case' |ef Iii XXI
Country. will receive prompt auent'On, ePtt-A.I
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
GREATEST BARGAINS IN LAND EVER OFFERED

NO1lCE 1O CAF1TA LISTS.
GREATEST BARGAINS IN LAND EVER OFFERED
IN SAINT PAUL!i
Tie following pieces of Real Estate will be sold at
TWENTY CENT THE MARKET PRICES
$4,000 acres of Land in different parts of the Territory
at from 81 to $25 per acre.
1890 adjoining the City of St. Paul, Minnesota
5000 acres adjoining the City of Superior Wisconsin
2,500 acres adjoining tie City of Bayfield, Wisconsin
$50 Blocks in the Town of Dayton Minnesota, situated
at the junction OF Crow and Mississippi Rivers
$3.50 Lots in the City of Bayfield, situated on Lake Su-
perior, Wisconsin.
$50 Lots in Dayton & Cahoons Addition to the CITY of
Hastings, Minnesota.
600 Lots on DaytonS Bluff, St. Paul.
100 Lots in Dayton Irvines Addition to st. Paul.
los acre Lots in l.. Dayton's Addition to st. Paul.
IS Lots in Dayton IL Warren's Addition to st. Paul.
SO Lots in Dayton Fullers L. c. Daytons Second
Addition to St. Paul.
Is Lots in various portions of the City of St. Paul.
improved and unmproved.
Warehouse, Store and Ten Lots at the Upper Leyee
St. Paul.
The above land and Lots will be sold at very low rates
and in quantities to suit purchasers.
LARGE ADVANCE GUARANTEED
LAND WARRANTS located upon important Railroad
routes in Minnesota ard Wisconsin, which will increase
in value from 90 to 200 per cent yearly.
Loans negotiated for capitalists, yielding from 80 to SO
per cent upon unexceponable real estate security
Information always given with pleasure to strangers in
eiation 10 Iands III the Territory. oct22-daw
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&74i. it will turn out so Barrels per day This Mil is
cheap simple, durable apd compact requiring less pow
Grand affection and making larger yield and bette
shafng and Mil Gearing Of all descriptions furnished
to order The best Old German Anchor Boiling Cloth
prices. w, ". HAMER r co
No 90, Eighth Street between Broadway and syca-
more Ono'nnaeI onIo my-Sw2w
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HOTELS.
EULLER HOUSE, COR. Of SEVENTH

FULLER HOUSE, COR. of SEVENTH
T AND JACKSON SITS, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
The proprietor of this extensive and magnificent estab
lishment has the satisfaction of announcing to the ct
of Paul. and the travelling community, that he
Hotels now known in the whole West He begs solicit
from his friends and the public continuation Of that
patronage which literally bestowed upon him
while proprietor of TIE American House. promising that
his and best efforts shall be put forth render
every guest comfortable.
In the furnishing of the House alone, expense of
forty thousand Dollars has been ntO and in
the outlay of which, have secured every modern i'm
provement for convenience and comfort.
The Parlors furnished after the most approved
STYLE and arranged that parties wishing to be by them
selves can be entirely private.
The Bed Rooms large and airy and the bedding all
that the weary Could wish for or the most fasdious de-
sire.
The Gentleuens sssson is fitted up in the most mod
style and the Bar stocked with the choicest Liquors,
of old and favorite brands and attended to by expert
enced and courteous gentlemen.
In the Culinary Department. neither pains expense
will be spared to render the most effective well
satisfying portion of the Hoel-whie the artist who pre-
sides is Of the most proficient and experience
ed the Eastern Cities can produce
The Office will have gentlemen of known ability to pre-
side its stairs and who will make it their pleasure
at all times to attend and minister to the wants of the
guests, while the Proprietor will be found at his post,
striving to make every Gee comfortable.
Attached to the Hotel, is lerge and magnificent Bill
lard Saloon fitted up at heavy expense and all the
modern improvements introduced
The Hotel throughout will be heated with sseam, which
fail to make it the comfortable Wintes guar
tiers in the whole of the Northwest.
Rooms, and every convenience necessary for the
comfort of guests have been fitted up; in Short the Pro-
pretor has spaced expense in any of the varied de-
parments of his age establishment in order to render
il the most desirable, .aasant and magnificent Hotel in
the country.
In retiring from the management Of the American
House, would inform the public THAI have not dispos
of my interest in it, but intend continuing it under
the able superintendent of Edgar Wetmore s where,
formerly, every attention will be paid to the comfort
of those who may favor the house with theiI patronage
oct 4-dawtf STEPHEN LONG.
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