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STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Nachinerv.

MILL machine
ELLIS & MOORE.
II AVTHG made important addisions 20 our machIperv
H and greatly Increased faciitieg manufaetr
sTEAb EEGE and Machinery every description are po
prepared manufacture Steam Engines BOrs eouaI
in point of dnish and durability In The WEST
and at as low prices. Having been practically engaged Ia
the Manufacture Of Machnary in Nashville the last AZ
teen years, and giving personal attention
featuring Department. feel confident that can give
satisfaction 20 ali who may favor with their orders at our
old stand Nos. So and 81 Market street. Broad Nash
vile, Tenn.
An kinds Of work for Flour Mns Boats Saw Afus
Tobacco Factories, Banks Jails &C. executed prompt
and at the lowest cash prices. -
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Light! Light! Light!!!

Cream Actually Frozen in Three and a
Ealf Minutes.
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TIE FAR.FAAED AND POPULAR
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR JULY, 1857.
r. FRANCE s. CO., Managers
ALL PRIZE SCHEMEy
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.

CLASS l.
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HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND.
EXTRA CLASS Z,
SPLENDID SCHEME.

To be drawn in Baltimore Md Friday, July slst, 1881
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ALLISON, ANDERSON Il co.

GARDNER, SHEPHERD & Co.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-15

1t is now a fixed fact that our paper is to appear
weekly rs soon as we can make the necessary arrange
ments-tLe matter of paper being the most essential.
1t has been ordered ana will be here in a few weeks.
We have been encouraged thus boldly to undertake
this enterprise from the readiness of our friends and the
public to sustain 4 large family newspaper devoted To
the wants and interests OF the Territory apart from all
party influence. Among the gentlemen who have sub
scribed literally, since our last statement, We may men
ton, J. r. Case, Esq, Of this town. who gives SO, and
Messrs. Bernheimer Il Arnold, Philadelphia, $l0.
IL will be recollected that we undertook the change in
our original plan, on condition that the sum of 500
should be made up by subscribers and friends, to cover
the cost of additional materials to be used in carrying it
ont over half has now been made good, and We expect
the remainder will soon be added. Whether this is done
or not we shall commence the weekly as soon as prac.
ticable. 1t may be well to state again that the price
will remain rs at present, 81 il year. Any one taking
an extra copy, or contributing advertisements special y
for the purpose. will favor the project, and be duly cred
tied therefor. U .
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&NMN ~ E-T - 49,
= NONRESIDENT lot owners and citizens who may not yet
have been solicited for subscriptions for the erection @
this church, will please take notice that they can hand
their contributions to any of the undersigned -
j.. II. CAsE, Esq, Nininger, NJ I.
q. u. ROBERTSON,
john NININaER, ST. Paul, NJ. T.--2 .i
RoBERT RonERTsoN, rs Wall street, New York,
A. j. JONES, Harrisburgh, Pennsylyaniss -
HANDYslDE H. HENDERSON, Glasgow, Scotland
Nininger, NJ. T., Aug l3, 1857.
E8nSe HAIL Club.
The members of the Nininger Base bull Club are
notified to meet on Saturday afternoon, Aug 10, at 8
PM, on.the lower Addition, when a game will be played
Persons Wishing to join the Club can do so BY handing
their names to the Secretary, and paying the: entrance
fee of 25 cents. BY order, HI. BukNS rrest
CHAs. LEp1E, Sec'y-
Nininger. Aug. -, 1857.
MS. The Undersigned, Corporators OF Munger ana 81.
Peter Western Railroad Co., in compliance with the re-
o~uirements of their charter, granted at the last session
of the Territorial Legislature, hereby give notice that
they, on tho first Monday of July, 1867, at the Of
fee of David G. Barnitz, Esq, st Anthony street, SAINT
Paul, and at the office of George H. Burns, Esq, Mn
niger, Minnesota, met aud opened such books as were
necessary for subscription to the capital stock.
George &. Clitherall, Ignatius Donnelly,
G. L. Emerson, John Munger,
John b.. Cook, George y. Robertson,
james Il. Case, Lewis ,Falyer,. sas.e
Philip Rohr, ..ssas Charles ~ Clarke r1:zt
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The sale Of Forlcitcd Lots. 49,
In Ala SrSt NonAav Of this month a public sale O

lots in this town, which had been forfeited through a non-
compliance with the improvement clause, took place.
Nearly fifty lots in different parts Of the town were sold
at prices ranging from, fifty to one hundred and seventy
five dollars per lot these low prices will be accounted
for by the fact that the lots were sold subject to . heavy
Improvement clause to be enforced at once.
A number Of gentlemen requested the proprietors
that a postponemcnt would be made for thirty days of
the sale Of the balance of the lots. This request was
based upon the fact that a number of lot holders were
present who were anxious to retain their lots, and were
willingto go on at once with the necessary improvements,
provided they were allowed a little time in which to
do so.
The sale of the balance of the lots was accordingly
postponed until a time in September OF which public no.
tee will be given. We are glad of this, for two rea-
sons, first, because it will enable the poor and we'll mean
ing man to save his lots by a~fording him the necessary
time to commence his improvements; secondly, in case
Of law suits it will prove to the Courts that no advan-
tage has been taken, that every opportunity was afford
ed and every inducement held out to parties holding lots,
aud that they are at last only sold, fully one year after
purchase, and six months after forfeiture, because of a
persistent determination on the part of the holders not
to comply with the Improvement clause.
We hope that no man will trust himself to the pre-
carious chances Of a law suit when the money 1t will
cost him would 90 far to retain and improve his own
property and when his Improvements will be made in
the most fourishing town in Minnesota, will yield him
a good interest in rents, and will secure him lots that
have increased a hundred fold on the original cost, and
are now rising rapidly in value. 81
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Estray.

go ESlrSay.
Come into the premises of the subscribeT,s on Monday
July 9th, 1857, a dark brown horse, Is hands higkaDd
about 8 years old. He has white spots on hisfcrebead
and nose, and a few white hairs on his back he has
also a small scar on his left hind leg. Tie owner Of
said horse is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away
sa-s II. M. FTGH,H 10
Six miles from Hastings, ON the road to 81. 4sdlsA
Spring Lake July 10, 1857. at
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4ae8f HMd 1T lnI@a& H1 #s4 99A ftt5 81 &4k III
CHARLES r. CLARKE,
REAL ESTATE Il GENERAL AGENT,
oONyEYANcER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
NININCER w MINNESOTA ...-..A N

*tA AttjkH 3h1RE# A
tCONVEYANcER N NOTARY PUBLIC,
els.6, NININGER, MINNESOTA, y
Will always attend to buying and selling Land and
City lots on Commission.
Will negotiate Loans, yielding from 70 to ~ per
cent d, month ON .unexceptionable Real Estate security,
make Collections, and locate Land Warrants.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, DEcLARAToRY STATEMENTS,
and other Instruments Of writing neatly and accurately
AMI REFERS BY PERMISSION TO
His Excellency, Gov. Medary, St. Paul, Minnesota
Fix. GOV. Alex. Ramsey, n
John Nininger, Nininger, !"
Col, John N. Stevens, Glencoe,
Cook & Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
John Ludlow, Pres't Springfield Bank, Springfield Ohio.
Levi Rhinehart, Pres't NJ r V 81. State Bank $
Hon. Sampson Mason, aGs .ag
Peter -Odlin, President Dayton Br. State Hk Dayton, I"
p. a. y !. I. More, Dayton, Ohio.
The 81 Of $. e. / sec. IS, town 1l5, range IL and 5
acres timber, below Spring Lake. 20 acres broke, 40
fenced '''ssd' well S'' sa ALSO.
The $. e sec. -, town ia, range 10.
E "aie..3 Of n. e. sec. 10, town is, range lS.
" s. W. Of n. ". and the n. " ! Of $. W.. ! sec.
~, town I'D. range lS..
Timber lot no. 5 in sec. Is and the II. e. 1 of n. e. ! sec.
= y" 49, '''s' CHARLES c Al i. CLARKE.
iEaJ 3tt .Bc4iftt Es"H~+' #t@.@u
ael2OrAcreS Of Farming Land, on the north
branch Of the Zumbro, 2 miles from Kenyon and II
miles from Faribault, part Of which is desirable meadow.
'0 u, '' aIt, '0Ae 60 pa' : ! 'pp 'N'. : ip a e E. CLARKE.
A. Beautiful Farm of 1854 acres on Rice Lake, 4
miles from Glencoe on the Hutchinson road, ] timber
and the balance rich meadow and fine rolling prairie.
For sale by i; 9gta 4a sa CHARLES f. CLARKE.
City Lots one, two and three, in Block 80.
Three and four in block 80.
= 81 : Twenty-Five, twenty-three, twenty-four
800 sS5.a in block 3d. .sr aBg
!" Three and four in block 66.
Seven IN ro o..
g. Twenty-one, twenty-five, twenty-three and
~ twenty -four in block 81.
Thirteen, fourteen, fifteen in block lO3.
e. -, Seven, eight. and eleven lO4.
g, Three, four, seven, eight, nine, twenty
I'll three and twentyfour in block 105.
g" Fifteen in block 9.
= Sixteen sdt" q:
For sale BY y loro0 tagiass CHARLIE ,. cLARkE.
House on lot / IN block 1os and lots ! 2 and 3 in
block 1913. q For sale by
CHARLES Z. CLARKE.
House and lot l3,yin block 46. For sale cheap by
House on lot II, in block 81, and lots Is and II in
block 81, For sale by eiat baa 4 sl
$50 ~ as7a.sa CHARLES E. CLARKE.
+ 5 or 10. acre Timber lots on the island above town
near lea Blakellya& T'ruax's mill For sale by
~ : ~ .:e 81. CHARLES Z. CLARKE.
One share in the town Of 9Hutehinson. For sale by
4iya saj q 5asaesD 9'S'a CHARLES E. CLARKE.
&MS - H4%..1g Af AI +fI 1928 EML rs
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

COTllef on Secohu ard oEp1ey o15ets, I
HASTINGS, NJ !.
II. s. Love. PROPRIETOR.
The attention of the travelling community, particu-
larly of the farmers from the back country, is called to
the excellent stabling attached TO the New England
Hotel. They will fnl the Proprietor disposed to render
them every attention. 6tf
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GEORGE Fl. BURNS,
ri B AN K E r

REAL ESTATE AGENT G0MyETANCR@s
a'ase. AND NOTARY PUBL G,
. Land Warrants located. Collections effected and
proceeds promptly RENTED. Investments made for
Eastern Capitalists.
Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and Boston
for sale. ~. Z
Drafts Of the American European Express Co. on
Great Britain in sums to suit purchasers.
O8ice-Fifth street, above Clarke Avenue,
Ally NININGER CITY, NJ. I.
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DIED.

In This city on the 9th inst, Of absccss Of the liver,
RoBERr MCCALL, late Of 81, Lawrence Cepty, n: "
aged % years.
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ufELHOUSE g. HANDXSIDE
~
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
III j.
Corner Of Second street aud Clarke Avenue,

%A -N ##
s.. 4 Leyee. Nininger City, MT. OF
The undersigned beg to give notice to the citizens
of Dakota, Scott, Rice, Goodhue, lie Sueur, and the adj
joining Counties, that they have just opened their Ware
house on the Levee at Munger City, and would solicit
any business Of q Storage, Forwarding, or Commission
character. They are DESTROYS, for the purpose of es-
t~abishing business, to offer extraordinary inducements.
They would ask that the merchants, farmers, and
citizens generally, of the country back Of Nininger,
having goods to receive, would give them a trial. They
will attend to all orders or freights with promptness and
dispatch. All goods forwarded to their care will meet
with especial attention. 1t being necessary for them to
esta61i.h a business, the public will consult economy and
their best interests by giving them a call. fasi 81 /
AS Nininger is at least three miles nearer the greater
part Of the back country than the adjoining town of
Hastings, persons doing business at Nininger will save
at least six miles of teaming, a matter the Importance OF
which need not be urged upon the public. .a-
b il JIM. HILLIOUSE, /
~ a2 9f5 HUGH HANDYSIDE.
REFERENCES ,st Z .9god daai e
J.R. Case. Eagle Saw Mill, ~ emAz 44asss4q
GO Robertson, Esq, Il a4-. s ssta.l a..si % /:
Ignatius Donnelly, Esq, Nininger, M Tasaa
Geo. II. Burns, Banker, sd doa. Cs s7ted Gaal "a !
NJ. "A. Miller, Civil Eng. 9f919aia saHa
Messrs. Francis Mcdonald & Co.. New York.
Mcleod, Mcdonald & Co., Merchants, Montreal, c. ~
John Nininger, Esq, sst.s a5ggf sdd st. Paul. M
Otis w est, Forwarding & Com. Merchant, St. Louis, Mo-
Ogden & Coop. s.w oa54f lFe Burlington, Iowa
W. L. johnson & Co., sfe3ga gT Dunlelth, Az
Lorrain & Co.. sHa us Galena, LII.
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Words fail us to express our feelings Of pleasure de-
rived from the exhibition of kindness and generous in
terest on the part of every one we met, in our recent
visit. We shall not soon forget the scenes we wit
messed along the valleys of the Vermillion and Cannon,
made so pleasant by their noble hearted occupants.
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CASE & cos,
STEAM SAW MILL,

NTNINEEK, NJ. II" m
The Proprietors of this establishment would inform
the citizens Of Nininger and surrounding country, that
their Mill is now turning out a large amount of Lumber
daily, and are prepared to fill orders to any amount at
the lowest cash prices. 49,.
Persons dealing in Lumber down the River will please
give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. 4
Terms cash. Z:iy
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SASH. DOORS AND BLINDS.

n. .-.- THE NININGEK SASH . ~.
DOOR AND BLIND MANDATORY,
Is prepared to receive orders for work in its line
It's Machinery is all new and Of the most perfect make
and approved kind. The regular sizes Of Sash, Doors
and Blinds will be kept constantly on hand, and sold at
as low rates as the same quality Of work can be pur-
chased in the Territory. Persons putting up Buildings
will find it much to their interest to have their Sash,
Doors. Door and Window Frames made By Machinery.
All styles of MOULDLNGS on hand or made to order.
No sham work made at any Price.
Send in your orders and the work will be delivered
promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed.
MANuFAcToRY-RIcE ST., NEAR THE LANDING.
Il .s 4nA s WIN. B REED.
AeENrs-Louis Faiver, Nininger; Blodgett Il
Pringle, Hastings Day Il jerks, st. Paul.
Nininger, June Is, 1857. 2f
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For Sale,

LOTS and HOUSES in Nininger, and FARMS in
the nei ghborhood also lots in the Additions; also for
sale or to let, the new stone Warehouse on the Levee.
Apply to ,ss. se4eass G. ..
5f Nininger, M.T.
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This town is { located on the junction of the Dodd and
Faribault roads, in Rice County, NJ T., on the N. p.
quarter Of Section Is, Town Iii, range p west. It
is a we'll timbered district, and has a steam saw mill,
hotel, store, blacksmith shop, &c, and already contains
some 25 inhabitants, and others coming in, although
only laid out in June last. Informction relating to the
town may be had by addressing S. MILLER, Union
Lake, M. r. 81 .sss lt4l bssRe7sEs 4l9Yo9 Oft
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strayed from the Subscriber, on Friday, July 18th,
a dark, bob-tail, sorrel Horse, Is hands high, 8 years
old. Also q dark iron gray horse, switch7ttail, Il hands
high, 8 years old. i sM4sr gas ssf soissaqxa
Whoever will return or give information Of their
Whereabouts, win be handsomely rewarded xssat
as} g sessss% A. WILLOUGHBY,
.'aas 81 Livery Stables, st Paul, NJ. T.
Aug. !, 1857.
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We are obliged to friend Stebbins Of the hdepen-
dent for an early copy Of his interesting paper. We are
pleased to hear Of his increasing prosperity. If such a
journal as his is not handsomely sustained by his party
in this county, it will be q sad miss. e4#
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Mr.. Wright the Ezpress man, was cowhided pub.
licly in St. Anthony, before a number Of witnesses, IN
broad daylight, yet the jury refused to give him any
redress. This was the same fellow who BY his abusive
and uugratefnl conduct towards NiningefC City deserved
. similar cowhiding-if that were the best way to treat
unmitigated scamps.
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An opening game of the Base Ball Club of this town
and the arrangements had not been perfected, yet a good
number were in attendance, and enjoyed the sport much
Preparations are on. foot to put the Club on excellent
footing, and as soon . the ground is put in good order,
to have a regular set match. The Club meets for prac-
tice AGAIN this afternoon. as.a 81
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We are under obligations to the proprietors Of the
81. Pad Times for copies of their daily issue. We
tender them our thanks. si
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We have Just received the first number Of the Glencoe
Register, a spirited and lively Republican journal. We
hope it it may meet with abundant success. There is
no telling the number Of journals published in Mime.
sofa, for as soon as we begin to reckon, along comes q
new batch. 1t is true, however, that they are healthy
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-. -. - d. AM. ola ana silver aaa I nes
- tss Notes eaeg iaas "a Al F.rts % ths
~ 81 siss lhe hsghsst uasFkst Ffses ~ e-@- sE
- 30 tasuruss ssRes-sss-
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HAVE eVeFY nacNaFe pIAluTy 'ItINt'' VIII I"I'V o
conSignee, destnaii and depot = dtlly'ry Nheuu'I
TO TIN ma'te~ prev euts delays and los es and inules
speedy delivery.
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EAT
MeCIuRE,S MUSIC SALOON,

NF ,bo.e 5,ty, cele5r1tsT PIANO., Of Ste'nwAV ou'
I "a ~ Gaze Co, and soebheler snlth, o. Ne
York IN which the att ntion NJ nur'ra ers'S Ii Npse
acc ~ largest aesor'mert Of $ ee' AlaSle'
BOOK vions, Accordeons, Fi"@s clare ne o,d AZ n
Ios.t rates II Won III bargain On" TIE neg I.
Instrument cali at (he I'D Musical o-e no try
street. W NJ,iodeons man
r. Ihave pverv SIZE and pattern o. Ncrolrohs bicb
rfsctured nv Carhart Nesdham \ CO.. New Org t ~
ser at her retail pr 0eS' 10' Jam.
Feather busters.
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e aivsI a lot Of superior Floor scales. Also, pat
/ vi rec+ rec, S,n+a, scale, ianp9 NcC- b co.
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Eeo1tb oF american Women.

u GdlLn OJ II u1CL4N1A W
From, the Ne,o York Daily N"'cs Fdtor'ah.
eve desire caI attention TO = Iet'Gr ITO
RrGre n EThe IIeoIh OF 6ricar MoUeT ]" a'I" u
coIpr- n Pe treat the SRI jet IN an AMI HHuh - "
ain and medica i"dR mont NAV h. re n'oh'
from the ALJanv Morning Eo-pre@S
..,,bsw Tterire Catro on has r"V"d to he ny a
Va dtcal re tIsnsr and others. Dr. rid - ,' gu,
~ verv fine attsionsrts, an OF great l,nE
80. - A. civ IL alton j..dcinus and h'ghN -u'cer
~ racorer in all diseases, especially those OF ~0
and children"
From PA1sicjans.
1--WE Trtarine wii certainly cure al
IN . 1issa % for W hitch - Sc rorn 7~'en@ef.
ssrhnra Is edicino Eve i ~ = = G., T7ta
az or = ca pc hove e. ~fh arShsl's |Ie
III. a+torco1 e a certain Al ata -er"ei ="
wARsHALL's UTERINE CATFOLICoN
f.,ia,, ora-aV ne reIis HE re~-sdv for all tho >
.I,,;r,ls ~ which everv nan is u ne A'' I"I !.
o-a4u.uv acct lind ~eh "a me no rorir, =
tL;,l " or u-cr- hecn~~P- aeP co" c. OF - :
-, hi ~ .roons 'ba Joints To- V,,cb |. .
60 a,.c,r j. re-,ad~ FsNing or me A."
~ - a. r-racr'ar or Dan' Ven IT alton h,ot ms
v.a.,-,e.io7s ana nisParP of n" tl,'-'S OF =
C Ha.s,tior o- Ircnptinprce Of Trire, eaT'D m
E, 81 a., nee Tairtnrs. Pa a'ions, "a
-, 49, - e. on and all blar, organic or sy'ia'ue''
.orrsc cd " ith he -ter'ne O~g" -. -r-,,,
.Iias 70 'rorh ed VIII 'nV OF ne H'o
Ia'rH s,i,a II. ~ ling p'au's are 'n'ite,
60 raC Nar-halrs T-terine Cathnron 70 n0' \ 'tuS,
a7;.ire hrt rnv-Pdierf hare ben 49, nc" y "
~ Seljcal CoIIege ord hev are At the service u "
resDec aNla nhvs'"i &" Ne - n 1, TuOT
me Irics of WARCVALJ'S TTFF!NE tAI"0L'
COW is one Dollar and n Hdlf per h0ttts: 60. ,,rv
A, emit Crate, h.rg Co.,
| O..or For Tennessee A'ah7""a and 60 ga
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BUOAs AMI orArIUNEkx.
metropolitan Eating House.


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FIIs&rCJASS
TTEIIESs CLASS.


Axes SEov'ls Spades, sad Irons Zlc a. Tin in pig
Tin rate, Anvi's Vices ct~ks Of Chains a. Hoe, vail
aud Cotton age of-e. Heavy Ca TT gsN il 1raur
Carriage springs. and Axe. Railroad Wheel aud "A!
Chairs and Spikes, and 70 in in b. rrrls.