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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDYf
SIR JAMES cLARKEs

SIR JAMES CLARKEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke. NJ.
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known medicine IS no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obsiruc-
tons, from amy cause whatever and although power.
nj remedy they contain nothing hurfh to the constitu-
ton.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
il is peculiarly suited II will, in short time bring ON
the monthly period with regularity.
THEsE Pills NAVE NEVER nEEN KNOWN TO PAIL
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS oN THE 2D FACE or pAMrH-
LIT ARE WE'LL OBSERVED.
For fall particulars get pamphlet, free. Of the agent
y. B. SLO0aud postage stamps enclosed TO any au-
horized Agent win insure bottle containing over 90
Pills, lyroturn mail
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
(latc !. G.. Baldwin Cos
Rochester. " Y.
J. NJ. HENRY, Waterbury, wholesale agent for Yer
mont For sale by Oh druggists in Montpelier. Oily
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"HuY NE AND Ill DO YOU coon e.
No,, is tho limo ii, ,,., tbe o-e, spripo and Summer
Nr5t.71. F'7
DIR LANGTEY'S
Boofr ND II II u u u r,r,rt, d &
~ ~ - a. - ~ ID - - II p b.
D. '"t','g o, SN'fapt''NN. u"' merry c."o iyont'
ircty iAH' i"oi0HNF0f, Ha"90fD MgHarate D1it-
"e'o0' r-1 OF winch arc so compounded as TO act in
concert .lo assist nature ln erad'caiius disease
ihg cneei OF lhs medicine is most "ouNrnol-it acts
directly upon INC bowels nud H'Nd' by removing OH OBJ
.W4 u9Is nom me internal organs stimulating tnem 40,
20 healthy action feno'auns the fountains OF life and
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HELMBOLD's COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
as remedy for Diseases of the Bladder Kidneys GRAY.
ell, Dropsv, Weaknesses Be, has no equal. Read tho
advertisement ia another column headed q" Hcmbold'
Genuine Preparation"
o. Purchasers Of Fancy Goods, Toys. and Yankee
Notions Of amy descrpton-or Fire Works-oall at the
extensive French and German Importing House. Hold
en-, Cutter & CO. They have removed nom Is and II
kby street to 82 and 30 Federal and lO7 III and i3
Congress street Nq3
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COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION.
Statistics show that from twelve to fifteen persons die
Of Consumption weekly in this city, but one-haf that
number would be reported hnyalids would use VIII
mons CoMrorNp or Con LIVER on AND LINE. For
sale by ALEX, b. WILuoR, Chemist lG6 Court Street,
Boston
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UFOPPOSITE THE COURT HOISE,D
aud arranged the for the accommodation Of the
public lie will be happy rccel,e calls from his old
friends and all new ones, LEWIS BURNIAM
Montpelier, MAY l. 1855 81 %
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GEORGE r. FRENCH, ESoRAvrn AND
invitation, Reception, Marriage, Address and
VISI'TI NG & A n II =

w ANTED IMMEDIATELY. - LooAL
w AND TRAVELLING AGENrs, In hus>ess which
to pay $50 TO SIS per week Particulars nee
TO all who encose stamp three cent piece for return
postage and address 5. NJ. MHRlCk co,
02:l03 Lynn, Mass.
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~ NJ. LARK.-pRODUCE BROKER
l. AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Front street,

L. AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Front street,
+ q " 4 q, e.. ".
CONSULAR AGENr FOR TIE UNITED STATES.
REFERENCES.
J. c. CHEWlT. Esq, President ct thcl
Bank Of Toronto. ToRoAro.
Hos. W. b. ROBINSON,
WiCKItAM HOFFMAN, ),- ",
MONTGOMERY BROS. NE" A""h
EASTMAN a CO., Littlcton, n. H.
G. sACkRlEDEt, Esq, Manchester, n. IL.
J. DlNGLEi, Jr., a Co., Auburn, Me.
g. BLAKE Co., Now Gloucester, Me-
SUFFOLK Co. MILLS, G. T.. COMO
VERSE, Esq Treasurer, BosroN.
MRssBs J. p. TOWNSEND. & Co.
MEssns. DOOLIrrLE, IRWIN a. WRIGHT, OswEGo.
BLACkNAR a. IRWIN, 1A,n,,v
WRIGHT Co., H""'"''
WHIPPLE, THAYER & Co.. Providence, Il. l.
706ms
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SEE
GI-H. b. CARrRR & co. S advertisement, Boston,
Mass
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NEW
SP Rim G. DRY obs

By the Piece Package.
The undersigned are now receiving their Spring and
summer Stock Of new Dry Goods Of British, French,
German aud American Manufacture. Ito which shall
be making additons) which offer at prices
to insure the attention Of first class purchasers and
EMBRACING PINE ASSORTMENT OF
DRESS FABRfCS-Valeneias, silks, Dueals, Ma
dounas, &c.
DE LAINES.-Iamiton, Pacific, and Manchester Co.
PRINTS Merimae, coeheco, Pacific, Manchester,
and other styles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Peppere Amoskeag Cot
tons, Donims, &c.
SUMMER GOODS.-For Mems and Boys wear.
FLANNELS--Whioa and Colored, Twilled and Plain.
Ig0OLENS.-Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, &c.
SHfWLS.-In great assortment
LINEN GOODS.-Table Covers, Shirngs, and Hand
kerchiofs.
EMBROIDE RIES-Collars, Undersleevos, &c.
HOSIERY and GLOFES-Gentlemen's Ladies',
and Childrcn's.
HABERDdSHERY.-Smal Wares. our usual variety.
Our Stock will at all times embrace the most approved
laan NJ
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Boston & Rtw llurh advertisements.
no THE CITIZENS OF VERMONT

NDlfE , ibltlNA I'D
Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.
This medicinal beverage manufactured by tho propri-
etor 81 schiedan Holland expressly for medicinal use.
by process peculiar to his Factory II is the pure
Tincuro Of the Italian Juniper Berry. whose moro vim.
aus extract Is distilled and recthcd with lis spurious sol
vent, which thus becomes concentrated tncture Of OK
quo iayor and aroma, altogether trausccndant in It's
cordial and medicinal properties any alcoholic sumu-
LIANT i the world. II is now prescribed by more than
5000 physicians in the United States in ~ Gravel
Gout Dropsy, and Bladder and Kidney Complaints.
Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles, 10 Of one doz-
en- qts, and Of two dozen ps and for sale by all
the Druggists and Country Merchants.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacture aud Importer,
Depot % Bcavcr-St, New York.
The Proprietor takes the liberty Of referring the fol-
lowing Physicians n thc Eastern States, who have used
Wc oehnapps in their practice.
rug Nrnirh RfrEHrycEs utssAcHUsErrs.
nr 1T. .Dte.u, boston
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q. DsIxt \ RAT Some, year.. since I. \ core
spondent Of the Boston, Cs!iyesor recommended potash
for the purpo~suaThs rats treabled hin very .nueh.
having entered through tho eaa1ber 6oor.a They .sp.
peised "a 1Sress nunbess,y and were very troublesoasy1 .
thas shsF at justified ID resortisg 70 extreme measures
70 effect their expulsion* from his Premises.. He pound.
ID up potash and sxewed i around their. -holss, and
rubbed some under the boards and on the sides where
they came through. The, next nishthe heard . aquaal-
ing among them which hessuppoed wss from shse .ss.
tic mature Of the potash that got among their hair or on
their bare feet. They disappeared, and for . long time
he wasVxsSfts6Sh au;yfSst6kk a6lOyakSaasG
To MAKE Beer TtxDrs.-.Thos,e WHO have worn
dam their teeth in smast;eating poor old eosgh COW beef,
wil1o b .shdTto Learn that sompen sarhonaee pf soda
wllb II 1oand . rensdy for IL evil, out yAar steak the
rday before usipg isteislices absut tive INCHES thiai, RIB
OVER . small qsantity Of soda, wash of next morning.
est into suiAabls) thickness, and cook 70 notion. 90 The
bame process will answer for fouls, legs Of muttop, 80.
Try i, Ill Who love delioious' tender dishes of neal.
csuulzzEa rs TAKE three l eggs, ono ". se,p 8 Of sugar, , !
little ssls, : pisceyof butter or lard tie size Of % eRe
beat well together and mig stiff. Roll out about hall
~ inch thick, but u stripe IN inch vide and six inches
long, then slit ono edge half through enee in . hall
inch; then join the ends and fry in hot lard into \ nice
brown. Put away il jarS; they viii ssp Set months
. eoc4 - aew.zfAali'H 60 sssao EsaN .s8bna sA< :
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Payments s kenade ID ali cases in advance. Money cur
rs1t II III Ssss whore issued will b received at par. -al
"a LuslIne.AA d~iscountof Is pr cont from The shove
psicsss wil u allowable Clubs ordering. direct from 4.
Scott 4 sOe.sfsss Eor meee copies Of any or mors Of The
eboys works. rThus: Fa1r capies Of Blackwood, or Of one
Review, Will b sent % ono address for nine dollars /; four
copies If The four Rsviews and Biackwood for thirty dollars:
and % o.. 81 ~ s. I" #e@ "Fss
= PosrAoE.-In all tho psiscipHan cities and town., these
works will b. deliveved ERRtT % poes1cs~ When, cent b.
nail, thslPSstsgs tosny part II 4hs HsisdA sStases will b
but sxxxTY-sogk cEN5s = yssr1or Blerkve4 and but RsUR-
J Remitances for any, Of the abavs publicGR;ppa should b
addressed 70 the ~publshera LEONARD Nc01T + CO.
= 80 M S. Guild ssrSek. New KoSk. ssRse
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Contributions Are solicited to this department from al
parts Of the Ceanty. Let Us elicit discussion and ar.
sumens on the great subject Of soil cultivation. ]
would ssy 70 the people that I am but an infant farmer,
and though give my opinions boldly aud f~sarlesaly,
yet an, p We al should be, open to eonvietion, and
We hope every one who desires nay avail him OF hsrsslf
Of this alriceltural column. Send yoar, articles 70 my
addresay L. N. Countrynan, Hass;ngs, or Nininssr,
Min."s q s@'l7a e''$ Atf' @
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GUSTAvEs BEaGkUSD.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.

Would respectfully inform the eitiseas Of Nisingse and
all work in his line, to the entirs satisfaction Of -his cus-
toners. All orders promptly atesadsd to with neatsess
and dispatch. asas -ssa* -, E.ssss. sS9s In. s : 81
Paper, Hangings constantly o. had fr sala, and
rooms papered and decorated to order. + It j - s
Nininger, Jane 20, 1857 ias aa.. M .1;ly 8
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B IL A C K n L 7 H.
,Levee, near Eaels Steam Mil,

3.d1 bahmyrLevec, near EagLs Steam Mill, q -
Would respectfully call the ~atteaAion OF The citiseus of
Niuineer and surroupd;pe conntrv. Is The ~ m l.
has opened = Blacksmith Shop u this town; where ke i
prepared 10 do al kinds Of work in hs liae, and kopes
% merit ashare Of the public p~stfonage. si@5* 9. 80.
y Country work solicited and Ssarsnteed. aa.'saNaai
Nini6ger, July Is, 1861. * p sFssn. sia4 IL
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asrraltnral 'bs3gabaisIl}.7

This Department is unds sksil1aihtiai sSoassol Of L.
n. couSTsrhAs, 70 vhoas q hh.sssr reiatias thereto
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Ie.vip,. pro6t Of 9 .900 doll.r,.

Leaving = profit Of 9 1900 dollars '-is3 aaa 50
Ia Or say this is extravagant say his lots. average $500
each, and still you have = profit Of $4,925. Or reduce
it still lower, put them At $3.50 each, and you still leave
. pro6s Of s ,437. Or say that by any possibility after
the Railroad is built he gets . price less than many Of
the lots Aave already been sold for, viz, 500 each, and
he has still a profit Of 81, 1893, . magnificent increase
upon the sum Of 500 invested LEES than two years
before. as .}1AA aa ga9e Al.rs@4 9l @se.4& 5rsaa ,aae =
"a GBoReE B. CLlrHERAI1, President; Igustius Don
nelly, Vice President; George h. Burns, Secretary;
G. Il Emerson, Treasurer. a. ygsa2 I'd a5ada&1 zrsrs e
X NaAessv-David G.. Barnits, John Nininger, Charles
E. Clarke, James II. Case, Robert +. Flax. 2 .aT
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,saf r n. 2 Da.AKELY, n. n, .sngc. s7sss
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
NlN1NGER CRY. n. "a

MILLER 4 Starr,
|a NORTHWESTERN = FsasM$N
Type, Stereotype 4 Hecoroaype HoanAry.
u AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE "a "a
Corner Of Eat Water asd Spring sersees, Naps.kae,
1H - Noa9oJ ew WiseonsiS. ai kso s a { ~
Having completed our arsagenssts for tie shove
business in chs city, we would invite the ooopesstjeu Of
the printers IN this and surrounding Ststes n IL behalf.
Our facilities are equal to any Foaadty ID The eeantsy
for manufacturing Type and Priater's Material; and for
beauty OF finish and hardness Of metal cannot - SUI.
passed in this or any other country. The faoss q our
Type, are all modern and most Appvoved styses, and
We shall endeavor TO compete With our Eastern brethrsn
IN getting up new styles Of Type, Borders, Cuts, Orus-
ments, DC. We ere in daily receipt Of ali new faces
IS they ara made in the East, and II advance of any
other Establishment at the West.
Il Being Agents for some Of the best Tyne Foandriee
and Press and Ink Manufactures ct the Eat. Ne oh,ll
keep constantly on hand : full assortment Of every tarie-
ty Of material ~. -
i Presses, Wood Type, etc, turai.hsd At M.nlunfsosatezr'
Orders for stereotyping, Engraving, &C., ppass,uAptly
70 We shall issue in the course 81 the nsxt three months
> new Specimen Book which will be furnished on
application. s. -
~ Printers Of newspapers Who choose 70 publish
this Advertisement. including this note, one month"; viii
be allowed their bills, At the time 1t purchasing three
times the amount Of our manufacture. :. rs
EDWARD MILLER, Late Of ALBANY. N. T.
=, A. STARR. Late Of Starrs, Printing O6&s.
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M W. 4 L. ". COVERT. g
j RCHITECTS -

contractors and Builders.
The above 6rn would respectfully inform theft. friends
and the public generally, that they arc now prepared 70
furnish designs and superintend tie erection q buildinses
of any style Of description with neatness ID dispatch
and q reasonable rates. : III 2:ly
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"a proxssss of erection. 81 No town N the Territory Of il
the whole great West ever rose more rapidly or prom
Uses more brightly for the future. What are the lott
worth that we're bought a year ago for six dollars each
Only q little while ago three Of Mes we're sodd for s"s
Mossa~d doNars caak Will the incredulous calculate
the rate Of interest per month that will increaseeightesp
dollars 10 one year into one thousand dollars. rg.,e.
Will not the same thing take place ia Louisville II
such results have been attained in Nininger BY . Judi
eious combinstion Of numbers and wealth, that will b.
che results in Louisville when that combination 10 ben
not to the erection Of houses, which will rise Of them
selves with the necessity for them, but to tho bringing
to the heart Of the town that great avenue Of trade y
Railroad, that great desideratum Of modern times, With
out which commerce moves not, man travels not, and
cities grow dot the al in all Of progress and advance
ment. ~ asi,g q IS spge e4s .s3aYbs azateg ~
That rosd once built Who can doubt that lots in Louis
vile, be worth from Eve hundred dollars and upwards
to 6vetthcusand. 1t would make Louisville the em.
porium' Of the Minnesota River, collecting into it's fold.
all the wealth and commerce Of the region around it..
We will say A. b. buys ten lots for ten dollars each,
making in Ill one hundred dollars. He subscribes At
the same time for ten shares Of Stock, on which be pay
fifty dollars per month, for twenty months, at the end
Of which time he has paid up the full value of his Stock,
VII. 81 900. In the meantime, month after month,
the Railroad has gone on, excavations have been dug,
rails have been laid, and depots have been built: Whist
are A. BIS lots worth? At = reasonable calculation
one thousand dollars each. If lots in Hastings, Shake
pee, and various other towns, are now worth that SOM.
will not the lots in . Railroad terminus be equally
valuable igest 81 b. asaafaM fe 91aas =,
How then do A. BIS accounts stand. .saaa9 ~
Paid for lots in the town Of Louisville, s 100
j" /" Stock in the Railroad Company, g 1000
s~.iiT9t.hi .)l. tgcess ass so 1lsrlt.E e--
.ssi.a b. Ill. sl,loo
4 go9 .eo eL4s-.m CREDIT. sliuia Ie a~4si4sa' Il.
Par value Of ten shares Of capital stock in the Nininger
and St. Peter Western Railroad Company, 1000
Value of ten lots in the town Of Louisville, 10000
s3'pg ttv@ -@ .agssq ~. aw 10000
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A RARE CHANCE.

A RARE CHANCE. e4ssas
The undersigned, desiroas ~ having = Bnck Yard
esf66liahedin Nininger, will sell to my party Who will take
s'mGt&lkka hand, an excellent Brick Machine Of New
York masssAesQFe the necessary amount Of clay and
timber an, and ~ 1yeceive his pay for the same in
bricks at the uzrestsfHice a Address
sIGNATIUS DONNELLY,s
az sASs sAs 90 40, Ninihgsf, .MiaDesoss.s
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Il =. =
REAL ESTATE & GENERAL AGENT,
/, CONvgYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

:
+ nIoo esS4sEinGG gs1'e Fa&aw t@4 .oegHase as sHe
r -a9s go~wt NININGER. MINNESOTA, tse.,!a7s~
? win always attend to buying and selling Land and
City Lots on Commission. 'A. @
g Will negotiate Loans, yielding from 2 to 4 per
cent 4 nonth on unexceptiousble Real Estate security,
make Collections, and locate Land Warrants.
! DEEDS, MORTGAGES, DEcLARAToRY STATEMENTS,
and other, Instruments Of writing neatly and accurately
3 2"{AnF REFERS BY PERMISSION TO 33'
His Excellency, Gov. Medary, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Ex, Coy. Alex. Ramsey,
John Nininger,- Nininger, " '.'
Col. John N. Stevens, Glencoe, 90
Cook, + Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
John Ludlow, Pres't Springfield Bank, Springfield Ohio.
RI I, S.-r.o, M..on s ~ a# a3tata4ue g ca
,Petr: Odlin, President Dayton Br. State Bk. Dayton, "
=. Az T +. More, Dayton, Ohio
t1Ay ~ .e.- raL- .t
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Y I. ss d; STOVES STOVES !
'hAT IRE ClTF0F NINlNGER kTzss

large supply Of COOKING, PARLOR an1sQF
FICE STOVES, have just received BY the usassii5fhaed.
xhiSha they offer It the most modeEatssD ratssat Is ~
citizens Of this and the adjoining ineighborhoods. saais
Aiso = hsgs assostueat Of tin and sheetiron ware b
suit the wanSsof the public. ~aagssesl .&s a. - .nIxis
!Jobbfng Of all kinds attended to promptly. ;rss4r.
- Roofs timed in the hest manner to ordefs. hokas4
7 Rags, lead, copper brass, ETC., tsken in exchange for
goods. Fsaas"ia o. KEMP s. Co.
= City Of Niningsf, Oct -, 1861. ssoia hvo9 IL
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- "~~@ Wv%s ~ q t+FFn .
hi&yld = worldwide reputation for
- ven as The great quantity, cf
-shs posasei-wiis9 she pIc
rdopyAhas il thissssapWt che
r41S6nssDeeans Al1lntln
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NTasss Periodical: ably represens the thres great political
parties. sf. Great Bris.ia-whie Tory. and ksd'eal-oas
eans Of the most profound writers on Ssience, Literature.
Morality and Religion, they stand q they have ever stood,
unnv1lled in the world # letters, being considered indis.
penssbie 10 the scholar and the professional man, while 70
the Intelligent reader Of every class they furnish y more
correct and asis&asbory record Of the current literature Of
the dag, .thrDughoat the world than can b possibly OBJ
eAined from any other source. l9s9 srs.smssts aq,,sa eer
EARLys CorIta-,Ths receipt of ADVANCES, SnEErs from
the British publishers give additional value to these Re
prints, inasnuch q they can now b placed in the hands
1t Subscribers about a. SION . the original editions.
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aza Eoa -:as lsa % 70 RENT ssaa~c Esss u
Several dwellings and business rooms. Ave)v to
,,.. CHA8. Il. CLARKE, 10
Nininger, Nov. 81, 1857. 7 5th 9trse4. fs
CHURCHILL, ma VERJCK, r. BARTkErrF
- rN' - - Il
No. 9 EXCHANGE BLOCK, FREEPORT, ILL
wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DfArxRs m ,kepa
22f +. t@iE9 .a re ;tsaa 40 7TG M =. gea9sa
HARDWARE, IRON, MAKE,
gai- Sweet Iron, C%ois., Ansi., Roef.s, IN, !.
a.. and . full assortment Of ~ n
Hss1Iders' Hardware, 8ouse.(drulshlng =" -
1as..r -AS- Goods. &c. ACs II
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&5Ia1p3hanAvnD G. RARNaTZ. p a.ss
r. f. A l., ESTAT AGENT

lis fYa"1afT~1|-0 1879 = 8sGssg45stt o4 as
REAL ES AGENT,
.,7g~, Opnveyancer and Notary Public. ,a ~,
"@'od 59s0 ST, PAUL, MINNESOTA. Te' . ,7assac
ora ssa bas ,g-;g.oo - = @-l9~IN Isegaa eHt 20 "a
Rsfsrenoss--Ex. Gov. Alex. Ramsey. - .gyy
taa ...1as john Nininger, asAv g St. Paul.
4 teDm g sIrlmoie q ~Ihompson, y etssir 9asx.s
al, = ~ g.: Ignatius Donnelly,
80 - Geo. II. Burns, N:.:,.., c;.r
go - NJ. A.. Miller, "'"'"s wy 4
t"SsoSoa$ y. R. Case, 33@J. ai s2fa7@tM
460, acfee Elaif Breed scrip, g4@5 o.!s esd Il .ea.a,
$50 .aerss in Scott county, lars er,s .u7 saitt ID.
6o0sscrss, 7 miles below Hsstines, ~fes-St -,
~. il Hudson. Niningsr, S~hakopee. Ramsey. Fortuna,
Manageable and St. Paul. ,~ ~. $50 N
I60acfes one milo above 81. Anthony. =
vdffakle lot IL Wincna, near the court house. 19.s
160 acres opposite to Monticello. ta
100 actee Z lniles above White Bear Lake In Ramsey
county, .syaGt 9tsaz 81 "a ~ gsAHs e8f geAs aeg7uE -
WILD asd IMPROVED LANDS, and TOWN LOTS,
IL all ,pasts Of the Territory, for sale on terms easy to
purchasers, BY sti DAVID g. BARNlTZ.
SLY - @ ST. Anthony st., St. Paul.
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SHINGLES THAT ARE SHINGLES.
TO ss a PINE BEND AHEAD 81. -

are Offering for sale their frst quality 81 rived and hsnd
shaved shingles on moderate terms. Orders selicit1d
from the back country Of the Vermilion, which dan b
supplied from this point moro conveniently than elss.
where. Those DESTROYS Of an article tkas - - dspsslL
ed on should give them . call.
Pine Bend, Avg. q, 1857
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PINE BEND BRICK r

ID PINE BEND BRICK YARD.
The undersigned have on haad ~ their yard ! lsrrs
amount Of bsick, Of : quality unsurpassed By sy eAAsr
made in the Territory. which they oAer iee sale It To-
dollars per M. Those in want should send II thsir
orders Immediately. They will be delivered II desired.
4'@s Qf'A sea- BlSSELL 4 CRONKHI1E. a@.
Pine Bend, M. r., Aug. "a, 1857 sai aiAt.w7 s@a
Of l6o scrrs, for sale, situated II miles ffoA Fasi-
bault, and p from, Shieldsville ; i has tood running
tho balance being good pillow land. Z -sh
Also l6O acres on Chubb Greek, Ave miles fton LAks-
vile, which is equally divided i prairie ard timber;
80 -. J., N. H11LHOUsE. as
City Of Nininger, Aug. 26, 1851. a.s
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81 For sale. >eaa a.
LOTS and HOUSES in Nininxsr,a sbd FARMS il
the neighborhood also lots in the Additions ;salso fs
sale or TO- let, the new stone Warehouse on. the Lsvee,.
Apply to, "a. o. ROBERTSON,
6f N;singer. MI. :
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