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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

~ A Paris correspondent, ma utioning the
decease Of noted French gentleman, M. de Sal
vandy, says: ~
ssOn his death-bed, and when he coul no long
or speak. he motioned to his wife to hs. nd him q
slate, when he wrote and handed to hen :, Sixty
years Of existence-thirty- y-two of happna ss. ;"
Brown says that in order to know wheth or this
was meant for a::compliment to his connub iality
or his oelibaey, the letter should have tol US
whether the gentleman was married at two uty-
eight or thirty-two. rr, o .sna
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

Weston aed at the head Of the Big Timber, the
NORTH FORK o. CROW RIVER, twenyseven miles
west from T CLIO I'D, between ST. CLOUD
TRAVERSE DIS SIOUX, and seventynve miles
Minneapolis and st. anthony.
WESTON was locate A. D. 1856 Is the centre of Meeker
County swing rspy, and from its central location and
the heavy set Elements h, south and it,
ton the argest inland towns in the West
The town is beautifully situated on Crow River, with
aue water po ver and with heavy timber and
beautiful ro ns prairie the other, inerspersed with
the best farming country in the Terri
tory.
Territorial roads running to and
through the of Weston, the Railroad
to st. Peter will pass through the town.
g. Lime stone been found the town.
operation also, other machinery
and substantial impr ovcments. tt .r
A. The site has with reference to its
by propr ieors of enterprise
and foresight. "a - g7irfees II srre
s. To wishing purchase property at Wes-
ton apply O. Ii. PR TIT, J. b. EDWARDS, b. BULL,
J. r. WILSON, Il. T. WELLES, N. c. BAKER, at Minneap
oils, or Capt. PIERCE, at Weston.
Ocfol m
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

~"J. s. p" of the N. Y. Tribune says tia .
s'Mr. Buchanan does not expect Mr.. Cass to re-
main for any great length Of time, but to rstire
when q successor can be determined upon. @ But
Mr.. Buchanan does not sufficiently appreciate the
squatter habits of the new Premier. He willleave
his seat when he becomes cherub and has no
place to sit on-not BEFORE" 81
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

Proprietor OF the American Corn Planter, would re-
spectfuy call the attention Of the Farmers Ninnes,t.
to splendid mschne. This Psner out the
any required deph-drops the Corn a many as de-
eo IN the hill, also deposits guano, lime,
any commsn ertlizer exactly in the hill; and
presses the earth as do with hoe accurately the
position Of each hil all this cogs, bands
pues cranks Shafts springs levers, gearing OF any Kind
as sole proprietor for this Territory the rights OF
towns Or counties on reasonable and
For further particulars. enquire 6f The Propre,.r 80
a.i,l sfG su tgEE Eaf !. vnggne JOHN WARREN.
. AtDunwell, Hartshorn Couiter,s,
spl.%mo6W Thrd-st., st. PAM Min.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

0T The author Of the popular songs, sUncle
Ned,' 90, Susannah,' sOld Folks at Home,' sMy
Kentucky Home sOld Dog Tray,' &C., is MIR.
Foster who resides near Pittsburgh. He is man
of moderate means, and supports himself by SELL
ins his songs, and small salary a. clerk.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

PRESENT FOR Mr.. BUCHANAN The American
Consul at Trieste arrived from Europe few days
ago with richly snamelled gold chonometer
watch, made by order of some Italian Republic
cans for present to Mr.. Buc hanan. II Is en-
closed in gold hunting case exq'nisitely enamel
led.-Erchangs. n3
A wicked wag at our elbow, wht, has just read
in yesterdays TINES about Mr.. Buchanan's ill
ness, says he hopes he will not die till his time
comes. He needs tc0tch-ing. 8t
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

eT cold breath from Boreas yesterday
sent thrill through the delicate system of Missis
Sippi, and Winters coverlet was drawn more
closely over her bosom. Gentle attention on the
part of the sun will restore her to her wonted
gaiety.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

ca Hon. Horace Mann has just issued q new
book entitled ga Few Thoughts. for Young Men
when just Entering Upon Life" 1t seems to US
that this is rather young for them to appreciate
an essay on metaphysics!
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

CouRT ScENE.-sSir,' said fierce lawyer, sdo
you, on your solemn oath, swear that this is not
your handwriting ?" Istsn
i reckon not,' was the cool reply.
sDoos it resemble your writing2' Ff 8l
eyes, sir, think it DON'T
'Do you swear that it don't resemble your wri-
ting~i
well I do, old head"
sYou take your solemn oath that this writing
does not resemble yours in q single letter p
sY.e-s, STRIP ,,t
sNow, how do you knows'
cause can't wrte.' -G
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

cTAn old settler among US, remarked yester-
day that the general work of building had not
within the last six years, commenced as early or
as energetically as this Spring. True. In month,
our citizens who now live in the suburbs, will
not ssknow they are out -
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

CT "That Coin," the original description Of
which the seven editors of the Pioneer stole, al
most verbatim, from the Boston Post, has been
handed over to the Historical Society, at whose
rooms it can now be seen for ssa few days." La
dies, who bring gentlemen with them, will be ad-
mitted free. Children under twenty-five, half
price. -.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

a. Dow, Jr, says: ssLife is country dance !;
down outside and back tread on the corns of
your neighbors /; poke your nose everywhere; all
hands round right and left. Bob your cocoanut,
the figure to end. Time hangs up the fiddle, and
death puts out the lights" S'' s'
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

Manches ter.-At meeting Of the stockholders this
town on Saturday last, they voted and
Grist Mill, 30x60 sized
house. mtee Of four appointed with power to
Of these boiidings at also
make arrangem bridging the river and report
meeting 1T also voted to the funds in
the Treasury the Company the
ments; all proceeds arising tolls due
Company, before making
This town utifuly loted-tw0 important roads
ming directly its nS water and surrounded
by country, with abundance Of wood and
with fair degree energy
the opetors this point destined to be
Of considerable importance.
CAPT. JOHN JACKINS, Of Minneapolis is President, and
H a. pLUMER. Secretary. fel8.tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

e II 10 said that the New York Central Rail.
road Company now pays $4,000 per annum for
the privilege Of crossing the Niagara Suspension
Bridge. ani this bridge costing over $s0o, 900,
psyp q ssasal dividend Of % PEI saat. IA
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

ST. PAUL MARKET. 4i

8T. PAUL MARKET8. 94I
DAILY TIMES OFrIcx,7
YES, April :, 1867.
There material nuctuaton in the the mskes
since reports There been considerable reduction
in the Of Flour owing the largely increased
supplied from the county-s competition not anticipated
BY the produce merchants this city. Provisions
ace the plethora in the market relieved by
suspension Fresh advanced l23c.
nrm S2s027 Dbl. Bacon, sinacve Lard quiet l8c
The demand good Butter exceeds the supply the country
article going quickly at 4oc Hay Arm At $l6. On account
the bad condition the
the ice the Mississippi Wood $6
0s SO unsessonea, and 81 602S This
only temporary Considerable Wheat continues
rive from the country-sales 81 200 26 ready
most gratifying, asst shows that the
tive in developing the latent Territory
placing all the channels of her wealth
ing. Fruits, domestic and imported Of quail
ities The Wholesale wholly
exhausted, and there 10 hope renewable
the market until We would
this branch Of ndusry-the
all favor the growth and perfection Of fruits, and
their attention to the
rearing Of these agreeable escusnts.
while speaking this subject suboin the following
marks by Mr. A. Stewart, Of LeSueur, the Henderson
Democrat:
Like people countries, every appears
to be waiting for hts neghbor experiment
long such disposition exists, certainly
with the cultivated varieties OF ruit,
as pums gooseberries, currants raspbees
berries, country boast of better supply
sofa. The could b; said OF the vaetes
time, with little attention and good
thing attended in country like ours getting
ground In suitable condition, should the
nothing that will better
mer, than orchard Of well selected
hundred trees planted already eight
hundred more In the Spring. Those wishing plant
here should choose the hardest kinds, winters
severe" r-os q
wEiaHrs or GRAIx-The following are tn. est.pl,,hed
weights Of grains this Territory: Wheat so ne p bu.;
60 rs bu; Rye, Sc Ms indian Corn,
As ou; Oats, ~ DIS su Barley 48 ns buzz Buckwhest
~ ns p bu. '+ ~
LIVE STOCK. Dnrrp rpurr
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04
Hsv wHoLEsALs DHUe wAR1HoUs7.

HEw wHoLEsALB DRUG wARrHOUaT.
bROWER Z VAN DUZER, ,ala. 10
Efsute "a Chten, Wisconsin, Near the Mflv,rrss
..s and Mississippi n. h. Depst,
Deasy - Drwgs, Medicines, Paius, Ois Windos, nsS
xSnnes. 1o6ecce, Csgess. Vines, Liquors, te
y the trsde the largest ana best selected stoef ~
ns soeye article in ths swss It o. prees Merchsnts
y lvs thAn ss- snS y sr:s vos's -
~ ~ '|-1s@..,, 81 S-kl efX rofszless mh3e.lyw
.hssai.g % OF
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

Empire City, M. T.,-Is situated twenty miles south
Paul the Dubuque route Northheid,
city, Farribaut, Cannon Falls and Red Wingat the
above Hastings 1t is surrounded by nrst class
farm ing country. The has been laid but three
and It boasts Of two Public Houses, Zone
Blacksmith shop, Shoemaker Carpen-
ters ~ Company has been formed
good ng MILL be in running order by the first of June
next plenty building and limestone
In the vi, Unity the 1t until
the DR. .sei time. expected spring
up on the Prairie at Empire City in two years,
will con pa favoraby with the Mississippi
river fr m years old lot TO
build on at merely nominal price. Lots, in price, range
from &6O each. For further enquire
Messrs lgan Laird Empire City L. Kinney
Ds nh 4 ID
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04
Churches in Winona.

We settlers Of somo three winters standing,
have "reminiscences forced upon US which are
not less wonderful than pleasant to contemplate.
During the winter of 1855, when the prairie
population numbered some three or four hund-
red, We attended divine service in small dilap-
idated school-house on Second street, and there,
we believe, all the different denominations con-
gregated.
Now, with population of $500 inhabitants,
we may we'll boast of our advancement in a reli-
gious point of view, and of numerous congre-
cations of the following sects and under the fol-
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

TIn order to accommodate some eighty men
now in our employ on the Times, we have come
to the conclusion to put our paper to press at 8
O'Clock in the evening, thereby allowing our hands
an opportunity to attend prayer meetings. The
moral effect of such course will be incaculable.
and in return for this sacrifice on part, We ex
poet some testimonial from the public.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

0T We saw yesterday the plan of new res.
idence to be erected on st. Anthony street BY G..
p. Bailey, Esq. It viii be situated near the
bluff and opposite the residence Of Mr.. p. O. Tsy-
lor. 1t will be stories high, s2xs6 feet ground
area, end the style Of architecture viii bsa neat
and beautiful Gothic. The whole j. contracted
TO be finished in sixty days, and will form val.
aabls and elegant addition TO that pass Of our
city. =
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

ca A train of eighteen men will leave this
city for Bois de Sioux and the other new towns
along the beautiful valley of the Red River, on
Monday next, under the superintendence and di-
rection of Mr.. Brott, President Of the Company.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

ARRELS more Of that Incompatible Albion Extra Flour
" at SEAGER BRO.'S, City Flour and Provision store
Third st, ne ar the Post ONCE. 59Sl 81 III
Also, few more OF Cooks Oysters, warranted
~ $l Also, 10 bbis Hams and ShouIders
retail. Butter, fresh and in frkins. Buckwheat Rye
rlour Corn Neal Graham Flour Hominy, Grsin all kinds,
oseos OF Inc choicest kinds. SEAGER & BRO.,
mnZs- &wn - Opposite the Post Once
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04
TO BUILDERS, no
CHEAP AND DURABLE FIRE AND WATER-pROOF
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

subscriber Is now prepared Buildings with the
above Roofs at short notice and
Being cheaper than shingles price Of tin and
a durable as ether he hopes oba OF
AaeraS with Instructions for putting on will be fur.
nisned TO those who wish to their buildings. All
letters addressed to him St Paul. receive prompt
ton. a.fstb..s,4 sts.gE JOHN r. DrvL D E1vrv
mnlu-6md&wfs At the ONCE John 8. Prince.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

~The Winona Argus says sswe learn from
Geo. Moore, Esq, the Chief clerk Of the Tish-
omingo for the current season. that ins of boats
has been established to run daily from Galena to
Saltwater; the favorite Winona boat, the Tish-
omingo. taking one day in the line. The follow
ing is list of the boats Tishomingo, Captain
johnson; Fred. Lorreux. Capt. Parker; Falls
City, Capt. Wright; Luslla, Capt. Lamar.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04
Ta6 6EGATE8T
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE. f
MR KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered IN enc Of or
Ixx common pasture weeds aremedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUM0R,

N4 common pasture weeds a.ramedy that cures
az EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
.si from
The Worst 6crofula Down to Common pimpls
has tried it in over eleven hundred cases. never failed
except In two cases. both thunder has now IN hs
possession over hundred vaue ali within
twenty miles of Boston. ~
Two bottles warranted cure nursing sore mouth.
the face. f1 1|'--s - = S--S'~'s
Two three bottles win clear the system Of bdlea
TWO bottles are warranted to canker in the
mouth and stomach. - ~
Three warranted to cure the wor, k,nd f
ErySipelas. a .oite1- :, -, ~~ -
bottles warranted to cure ali hor In II.
botches among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted corrupt and running
three cotes cure the worst kind Of
ringworm. ~ S SA
Two or three bottles warranted cure the most desperate
Three four bottles warranted to cure saltrheum
Five to eight boeswill cure the Of scrofua
penent Is always experienced from bottle.
cures warranted when the quantity h aken
Nothing looks improbable who have In vain tred
al the medicines Of the day. common weed
growing on the Pastures along stone was soud
every humor in the system; fact II you have
hImsr, has to start There IFS ANDs, huns
nor nas about sung some yours
over thousand bnttes Of vicinity of Boston, know
me OF n It has already
year od to old people of sixty. have seen pooe puny
children whose flesh soft and nabby, re-
stored to perfect state Of health by bottle
To those who subject head ache one bottle will
always it gives great relief catarh and diszness
been regulated body is SOUND II WORKS ouite
easy but where there of the ctions Of
II cause very singular feelings, but you
aarmed they always disappear week
There it on the contrarv that
feeng gone, you will feel yourself like person. heard
listened to- --.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. 100 Warren
Street. Roxbury Mass 100 For sale At ali the urin
cipal Druggists in the city. fs-4fF dea-lx-
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

Read TAis:-A Hslia.dsrss Tessinsny.-JACop
NsK1S, living IN ths Holland settlement Of sheboygan,
wisesaans Afer suffering for some time the misery
ssssndins utf Troson mind and BODY, have been
rsstsreds ~ usng Dhsvss Hsalsnd Biters, to perfect
hssith Ihs fact Of this rsmsdy being such gh reputs
snoos the Hosnden IN Wisconsn, NcAissn, New York, IN
fasthsvy Holland settemsnt ~ Uaitsd States srsuss
nseh n ~ fsvx. ny it-8er omsns Nsrvou pssllity.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

ca Superior is wide-swake. Real estate RI
ses SO rapidly that the advance is visible from
day to day! $50 saysa Superior man, The
week, amounting to a little over $4,000. Three
years ago, Superior was almost without settle
ment, and had no existence as town. So We 90.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

UThe February thaw was 30 thorough in st.
Lawrence county, N. Y, that some Of the farmers
went to blowing, and on the 18th one man turn.
| ed over two acres. sA
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

Frement CityIs situated in and and ~ and
36 Townships 122 and 123 North Range West ON the
Clearwater River, about mile above mouth It Is lust
l6 miles from Monticello and 10 from ST. Cloud, the road
running fum the latter place to The Railroad
or which charter has been sante running between
two places, traverses the town. -
The Clearwater this point excellent water power
and in Spring grist and sawmil viii erected. Lime, Of
an excellent quality, also abounds, and higher
price than the celebrated Alton are making
for burning stone extensively In this town is
also found the only bed Of good Poers Cay the terri
well Brick Clay Of good quality
are invited to come and examine the bed.
The country around 10 Of the best quality producing
heavy crops. Near the town Ii s mostly prae About or
miles back timber and brush prairie are found
There is also plenty Of hay and the surrounding
country Il already settled back Fai. Haven and
Main Prairie.
center here's one to Fair Haven and Forest
City, one Main Prairie and Dayton (Sauk Rive and one
to Cedar Island Lake.
The improvements going up good store hotel
fndmin (grts shoe and blacksmiths shop. schooboe
school VIII Be opened here this season, singing
school and lyceum.
minen, manufactuers and merchants the propretors
oer Wzterpower and lots given
to any one who VIII erect substantial mills.
VIII nnd this good point there being quantity Of
hard and soft timber OF various kinds town. well suited
for this branch Of Manufacture. Settlers building towns VIM
also have lots. 80
me invite a those in search of GOOD
business placeathoae who pleasant home-to come
ana vew hs town and sdseeut country confident w
me town divided inio sixteen sh.rss Of which fev .r.
now fog sale. Address, Mcdonald & NcCfory.
NILLIA1 1cD0NALD, JOHN NeDONALD, and HHH-
1Akf 1cOkonI fropretcu. novl6-wu
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

@We learn from the Argus, that sales have
been made in Wisoua within the week, to the
amount Of $4,000 .4
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04
r<The Olmstead .Iournal !.

a The Olmstead Journal is neat sheet
published at Rochester, Olmstead county, by John
8. Thompson Co., and edited by Evans and
Robbins. 1t is thoroughly Republican in its
speech, and talks up to the County officers as if
it were bound to have its say.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

Bloom ington-Is beautifully and advanageousy located
nesota Ter st. Pete) RIVER in HEM. County,
Minnesota Its location purposes
Qua Of the towns Of larger growth In the Territory
sdistant frm st. Paul in direction, ls
mil es from st. Anthony Fas southerly Is miles.
tt ,e place all the AGRICULTURAL ADVANTAGES in
cider country the surroundings hicky settled
by Al and enerpzng farming community, which
at on gives business, and forms small mpor-
Hennepn County ranks higher
trict any County In Territory. This
gives to bloomington position for reshipmen second
town on 1te River.
This Unt has peculiar respecting our proposed
Railroad The Minneapolis and Cedar Valley Iowa line
Railway prospective survey, has designated
place as Il probable crossing For particulars,
VA BREWSTEk, Dealer In Real Estate, of this
city, or to GLEHART h CO., Of Chicago. sp1-n
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

The Congregationalists, Presbyterians and
Methodists have erected large and commodious
edifces, and from the handsome steeple of the
former, the Sabbath Bell has poured it's rich and
persuasive melodies over the prairie and far away
up through the pleasant valleys.
The German Lutherans, also, with commenda-
BILE zeal and enterprise, have built a church,
and the Catholics are rejoicing in the prospect
that theirs also will be soon completed Vino.
nd Republican.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

o%Don't register your menisd letters. Nine
out Of ten losses by mail, thus far have been re-
gistsred letters, and in no instans 70 has one OF
them been traced up. a l3aA7o 48gs} q,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

f. x p r E SIS C. o M p fl ~.
ESTABLISHED IN 185l.)Ia .fds,a s.s
CONNECTING WITH AMERICAN EXPRESS co..,
For the Safe and Speedy of Money valuable
and Light Freigh Collection Payment of Notes. Dra
Bills and Accounts and all the business of ' ~
GENERAL EXPRESS FORWARDING ned
EAST-On the opening navga we shal commence
running Daily, connecting principal points in the United
States, Canadas and Eur, pc. = ~
UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER Semi weekly To Anor.
1taska Watab, Sauk Rapids Cloud, and Fort Fort Ridgev
MINNESOTA RIVER : Sem-weekly to Shakopee, Bele
Kasota, and Mankato. .fsf ----,r ''
The only reliable receive Money and y.u.
bles by Express The cheapest get ots of
goods or single packages from the East by Express
10 For the s Baggage and Freight our
facilities are unrvalled Particular will be naid
filing subscriptions Of Order executing Conmssons
80 J. G. BURBANK & CO., 4 -
ap3-2md&w Once Q the foot jackson street
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04
SPECIAL. NOTICE!
NEW TOWNS.

De SotoLocated De Soto Lake about half between
the Falls of St. Anthony and Bos des Sioux City, and
direct line the Raioad which lands have already been
granted providing road through the above points, and
also rosd the Lake Missouri
River, which junction UiH be at De Soto. This will make De
Soto the great Central Depot the Road from which the
entire products Of the agricultural surrounding,
will be shipped West the frontier settlements, and East
the Mississippi River and Lake Superior. $50
The country surrounding De Soto is to portion
Minnesota for agricultural purposes, with plenty Of coed tim
Der, hne water
We have already contracted putting Saw Mis-so
that lumber will be furnished to settlers early June and
during the summer shall build Flouring MILL which will
be completed before winter. Great Inducements
and Mechanics of all nd who wish to
one Of the largest cities in The interior Minnesota
For full dc scrption, enquire j.
CAL.CWkLL, st. Paul, or GEO. N. PROPER, st. An
khony ~ Il s q
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

@ A reverend theological professor in speak.
ing OF the New York Independent, remarked =
s'The editors are able men and some of the
contributions arc valuable. The principal de-.
fses IN the psYss i, that il hes asvse sspsgisueed
Ssligiea aFssa1a =
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04
HYDE PARK! pB
HALL & MUMFORD, NO. 1 EMPIRE RLOCK.
Oner Building Lots In their sub b-divson Of e'
.l3. ~ -g0
HYDE PARK ADDITION,} go
tff- rf t.g .f.sf - ! gua
At. $75 Each. a..
A FEW

Inose desiring 10 secure handsome site residences
seen at their ONCE. 't - - fe27-dava.n-
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

Dean Swur, hearing of a carpenter falling
through the seafFolding Of house which he was
engaged in repairing, dryly remarked that he
liked to see mechanic 60 through his work
nronntly
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

Neenah City.-This laid out weeks
already thriving condition. 1t in Sec 3, Town. 2a
N, Range % the dfom Mnneapost ST. Cloud
half way atte place and Fremont City
mile Mississippi. Nequoquetah Greek, which
through the town, affords milling privileges which will
be improved this fall, the erection OF saw-m. Mex
spring good saw-mill and gr st-nn. ~
The improvements now up stores, Blacksmith shop
Shoe shop Wagon chop. 1here has been post in
Five good houses already
will this fall. good hotel finished
ready for the accommodation of travellers. 40 4i
The proprietor prepared to offer unusual inducements
mllmen and there being plenty
er and good timber various kinds Brick
makers will fnd excellent bed Of brick in
making brick equal Minneapolis. Merch ants viii
find this excellent pont, the country
ceen quality, settled for miles back. All desirous
ing requested look 70,
themselves. The proprietor will give to all prepared
mence business here THEIR OWN TERMS ar
Settlers building dwellings will receive good OF
charge. Building material plenty Granite any quantity
found brick the town se hard and timber
being easily obtained. Land Warrants taken payment
for lots. Address, : L. b. JOHNSON, Proprietor,
nc22-d&wtf .s. Neenah, Stearus Co., II, +,