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LOST AND FOUND.

~ DIE on Thursday morning. June p, between
the Toll rate, on 7th street, aud the resldence of
Chas q. PAGE. Esq, will please leave It with Mr.
c. Lewis. 4927th street. IL.
IL rama Gate and the of 2lst street and Pa
avenue. a common PbR r., contain
'ng "a gold pece, gold dollar ~ N half dollar .
apd some small change; Also carved gold rng-ths
latter OF little value, except TO the owner suIta-
bls reward VIII be paid IL the above In left this
nfh e, or a. the Georket Post Office. Should the
No. 249 iv2-3:
STRAYED AWAY from the sobscr Der on the
- 2tth day of June, a DUN MARE. with n
teen hands me- n. and a little spTained IN the ga
be literally IeSsIjed BY leaving the information
store, corner 9Th and cts. iy 2-N.
c. REWARD.-Strsysd or Stolen, on SUNDAY
JC evening last, a small, dark bay CANA. n
OLA MAhE WIN vhIie star ga har fore IN
head, slightly lame IN the left fare les. and ga
paid for her return to me On l. street. between New
Jersey avenue and lst street west. or TO John
Nc, frame ID street, between "a and 81 SITS.
jy l-St' MAURICE ROCHE.
STOLEN.-I hereby forewsrn AL persons from
notes Of hand as they were Stolen from N, de,E on
or about the 2lst Of June, 1855, ard THIS TO give
notice that shall apply for renew al of the .ame
stu Feb. 1887, for $40 and SS6.ss, Ist March, S.i2
l2th Sept, 90, oct. let, three amounting to
sI4s.G, due bill Of West Lu.by, Marcs IL. Hasa.
ing TO f4s ~ A. r Harrington. two notes. Jan. Z.
~ 5, SIS y, SI g. due oil of wm Cammsck with
credits Ie Ss balance Of So note Of swan.
Washington, June Sjth. JESSE
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Lum ber-Yard Burut.

BUFFALO, July 2.-The lumber-yard OF Va,
Week, Churchill Packer. was DESTROYED h,
hre last night, consuming about 2,UO, 600 feet O.
pine boards. Loss $50 600 with an insurance %
SIS 900.
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BY TELEGBAPH TO THE STAR.
FROMAGENTA ASSOCIATED pYsSs
Sudden Death Of a wa.hin,,.n,..
SPECIAL DISPATCH 4

ESPECIAL DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA, July Edward Matthew a,
washington city died suddenly this morning az
81. JosePhs Hospital, Of an affection Of the hear
Accident - Detention Of an Ocean x,e.u
HAIIrAx, July 2.-Tne Indian Empir. n, !.
the United States. which lef. for I.Iy.rnaai %
the 18th ult, touched of this port Ia 4 nigbt nd
then proceeded to New York
Her detention was caused by breaking her port
piston when few days out. She made the a. l.
ance Of the voyage with only one engine
She repo IS having seen nothing Of the TeIe.
graphic feet
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FRANCIS WILMER,
No; SIS Nav YORK 1vESrs

FRANCIS WILMER,
No. SIS Nkw York AVENUE.
NEW PiPER HAAGIhG dND UPHOL-
STrRf STOhE.
would most respectfully ca the attention Of 4 be-
pubic cf shlngtun aud the adjacent ctl es Ia
new end carefully seleotrd stock Of Walt pa
PEk "a every VARIETY Of styl snd pattern: DEC
oRArINE PAPERS. bOR DERSCIRTaI\a
WINDOW SHADES aud EiNrURES: cORDS
and TASsELS, for Pictures and Shades; FIRE
BOARD PRINTS aHd other Orname Ofs
an also prepared tn make FEATHER REDS
Hair, Husk. Moss. or Cotton MATTRESSES
Lou NGES. CURTAINS and DECOR ATOMS
AID all such work "a belongs esaiar pho steT-
ef, " Ith promptReSs and dls pa oh.
All orders wall he thankfully recei ved and. ~
unr -'nttIug atten ION aud prompt alton them
hope io Iner IL and obtain literal share Of patron
age.
Paper pat IN the best manner and warranted.
IL ID S.wln
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BY A GREEN. Auction Ger.

BY GREEN. Auotlore Ger.
HANDSOME THREE-STORY ANDBaSF-
MENT BRICK HOUSE AND Lot Fronting ox
AgcTI"x On the 7ih i %h.6.T
shs,, ss IN front Of the premises SC o'clock p
tanning u conveniently arranged Tonms, yI,b VIDE
nal anu pas age throughout the hoase, with all the
necessary out buildings: the parior anu ba fres
coed with the Lat on aoh II stands heirg part
Lot No D. square No 563 Lot ard house front
on r. ST. Get - feet, ttween ID and Sd streets west
and ran hack 10 a 50 feet alley. Thus prnperfy Is
beautifully aud elIgIby situated. and presents man.
inlncementS 10 any person wishing TO purchase a
=. Tsrms; sl,e9 to run for yesrs. balance: ono
thtfd cash residue m d aud ~ months for notes
bear n interest from day OF sac. deed given and
deed cltruSt taken. Title unnques,lonahs.
y Ids A. GREEN. Auct.
NIARSuAL'S SALE. In virtue of a writ
'i of herr facIas -sued rom the Clerks office OF
the CIrca GuuIt Of the District Of Columbia Tor the
expose to pubic sale, for Casa. in frnnt of The
Court house door Of aud county, on TIT RSDAY.
lowing described properly, to wit: All defendant
right, title, claim. and interest aud To Lot No L.
with all and singular he .mprovs ments heroon, IN
the city OF Washington: u. T., BE zcd aud levied
S sold TO satisfy Iadicrs: $50 Ma, D tsrm Is sss w ~
iavor oil Green SCOTT use Of Amen Green.
20 q dts for the District Of Colunhia.
by J: Z. McGUIRE, Auctloneer.
TRuSrEE'S SALE or MACHINERY AND
THtRsgkf aoRNlNa Jul, ss ST.. ", 10
al tn ls.snd Brewery, on Maine ave-, between
IA add 6tn streets. " Washington ID. e. I shall sell
by virtue Of de Of trust duty rect rdcd among the
iani records Tor w n hing ton county, d. c. all the
Machinery aud h1tur.s Of the is and Brewery"
cpmprsIGg-
Steam Engine. Copper Kettles,
Large lumber of Casks, Barrels AMI Half taHsls,
runs, Watts and Coolers, &c dc.
Two Wagons, bray, 3 sets Harness,
One excellelt Work Horse,
Together with all the necessary furniture and appa-
ratus tn cOnd uct a brewery.
Terms: One-third cash; the res due IN and u
months; for approved endorsed notes, bearing inter-
P.S The property may be examined by appIIcs
tion to BOYD d Mason on the premises.
JOHN BOYD, Trustee.
ie25-d j. c. McGuIRE, Auct
By WALL a BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TNRU STEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
i trust. dated Augusta, lG53, from X ichard Joyce
will offer at auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th v
of July next on the premises, al o'clock p IN the
western part OF Lot No. 2, IN Square No. I22, in
Washins ton fronting 81 feet north r. street, and
running mack, OF the same width ~ feet and q hall
OF an Inch; with the improvements.
Iernls OF sale One third of the purchase money
70 De pad IN cash, and the balance in two equal In
salm-nts. az four and eisht months. with interest.
Terms Of sale To be complied with IN one week afler
sale, or the property he resoid ~ the risk and
cost OF the first purchaser. after one weeks notice.
F.W. RISQUE,
Justses GeSsFstCTn BREdpS h;'Scis Sssa
nlANOS POR "A LIZ On Hiktn
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A CARD

CARD.
In TEN III N6s 10 Ice absent iur some time INV { A.
h"e VI be closed until further n"ttce.
je3Leos.- VIM. MASTER.
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TNO PLASrERERS-Pro Proposals are invited for
Il Plasternx WIllards' Hotel Extension.
~ l-lw' j. G. III. A. WILLARD.
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By WALL BARNARD, Aucnonecrs.

ps "hbb q bahNAhD, Auctioneers.
NAI.UABLE BUILDING LOTS an THE
lsihND AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY
AZ TEX NOON. July 9TH. at O'Clock. we will q eli
IN front OF the premises, Lots numbered pa s. IN
SUBDIVISION OF Square No. 49,, fronting No So fepr
and No. u feet inches on Virginia ave-. near 81 n
street west and running back about 100 feel throug
to street south.
THIS property IL IN a pleasant vicinity and IN a
last IN proving nclFbbornnod, aud offers induce
Terms liberal and at sale.
jy Its WALL. a BARNARD Auc.s
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WATCH RETURNS .-Owen Quigley, Iceland
profanity; fine and costs, S6 "A, and security to
keep the peace. Dick Barlow coIored Mary
land, drunk and d:sorderly; wOrkhouse 30 days
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DRADY'S GALLERY,

DRADY'S GALLERY,
Id as p. AvENUE, NEsB 7rH srRkEr
Deer SHteHg, k,ttsAAosSs, Eant a Co.'s
Baking Hosse.
Mr. BRADY begs res sotfnlly To iuIorm the rub
lac that IA consequence cf ne very LIBERAL patronage
he has received since opening has q "A q 4 o.
GRAPHIC GALLERY az waFliG. tou will ,on-
tray TO hs oriEina Intention, keep oPs during tIs
An ethcent corps of krtIsts will no oonstAnt', "a
attendance 10 execute photographs aud AmbrOty p,s
an the est poe tile manner.
HI Pnoes rangln, from 81 upwards.
fne COLLECTION of PORTRAITS uf dtsttu.uished reD
al this Gallery tthe largest "a the 10 open fT
plbic ms poci Ten every ~ sun lay ceptedD
d IN. to D. IN ~ $500 un
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BY WALL Il BARNARD. Auctioneers.
GRAY HORSE AND SPRING WAGON AT
~ ACCTlON.-On SATURDAY MORNING,
J1y D. we wIl sell, in front Of our auction rooms
and works well in ha ness
Spring Wagon. nearly new, suitable for grocer or
express Wagon.
Sale positive. Terms cash
1t WALL a. BARNARD Aucts
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer.
MEAT TWO-STORY FRAME HOITSE AND
l NuoI IN THE second WARD AT AUCTION - N
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July 81, at a.,
O'Clock, on the premises I shall part of 4 of No ,
IN square No. aa fronting on north Il street, be-
tw en- l4th and 18th streets west, with the improve
ments, consisting Of n neat Two. story Erame
Dwelling 81 use, with Summer Kitchen attached
Terms: One fourth cash The residue IN l. ? and Z
years witt interest secured by deed of tru 81 ON the
premises. Title perfect. " ~
U2d ]. c. McGEIUE suc,
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I PAPER HAN6iNGs, Ae.
L HAVE IA stur. gro sssostnreg, 81 PAPE =
HA\GlN6e, WtNBItM ShAEFS, T. -
BOARD PRINTS PAPER CURTAINS, 40.
For the Continued coG6dsnce and Fat'oatss at
generous IalIIc 4 return my thaRss Those Ia
debted to me wall have th-ir accounts ren0er.d ="
sdditionsl Ia or ON JNO. NJ AHkklrER.
lie 25-2ws NO. sas 9TH IT nest IN sm~o-r'"
AIDES GRADS. PLAlTs, SlkI =. nALr
j les, and Plffs AZ Oib be ., near cornsr
az 18th street and pa ave De S-em
URI - EXTRACTS, all odors, st Gl BLISS
IL Hair store, i5th street. and NJ hIs csl-s
~ sSsN.-~a-' u-s~l
TINE Bts ROMAN NDNAPLE sTRlNOS,
III wholesale and retail, ~ sla s..s
lea w. u, AkTzEROfE
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A MBROTIPrS ANn
n LEATHE RGRAPhs
The Ambrots PES taken by SANDS said Ia Is
superior Ia any taken an the CITY.
HIS t.eathefsraphs taken an Patent lesihsr,
that they can he Ia Any b&ft II the OssLtr,
without extra pense.
Cad early before the uHh--on Pa avenue. bgtwe,
9th and n SITS. n. SANU-.
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NOTICE

Il HEREBY fOrevA' n all persons from creditng
any one on my account, as will pay no dents oou
tractAd IN my name after thus date, unless upUn nv
written order. b. NJ. MARfIS.
June S0th. IQ5o. 10 40 ~
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GLASS of prime Soda Water is among tn
luxuties of the season. Sparkling and foarning
with the delicious adjunct of nectar crea m syrup
snch soda may be found at Milburn's Willard, !
Hotel building. There Hook and Soda offer
themselves to the palate. Let such of orr read
ers as may walk up Pennsylvania avenue, stop in
and try the luxury. We are sure they vii r-p. AT
the operation many times before the summer
ends.
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We have the report Of an experiment made by a far.
mcr to test the relative merits Of several kinds of food
for mich cows, with tho following general result three
pounds Of carrots equal to one pound Of hay. This
would make three tons Of carrots equal to one ton of
hay. e., for producing Mill but for fattening pur.
poses, We should place the carrot nearer upon o par with
hay. This also is true of it, that it yields larger crops
than the potato, is more nutritious, is better adapted
to this climate than ruta-baga or turnips, can be more
readily and better kept through the winter, and is more
easily prepared for feeding, as it does not require boil.
ing or steaming, unless it be for swine. We Sometimes
meet in our exchanges, with various recipes for coloring
Winter-made buttera rich golden hue, like grass-made
butter; but We believe the best way to accomplish this
Is by feeding the cows on good orange carrots, and leave
to them the work Of coloring the butter.
The culture is not difficult. Give the ground u
liberal manuring with well ~decomposed dung, and if to
this is added q mixture Of muck or chip dirt, it will help
the matter. Of course the blowing aud narrowing must
be thoroughly done. Sow iu drills two feet apart, if
tor horse tillsge if done with the hand, at less distance.
Sow when the soil is n little moist, aud press the earth
firmly over the seed.
As carrots terminate slowly, look out for the weeds
as soon as they appear, or they will get the better If the
carrots and overshadow them. II this seed is drilled in,
two pounds to the acre will be sufficient if sown by the
hand, three or four will be needed. Thin the plants at
at each hoeing, until they are four or five inches apart.
By good management, q crop Of from 500 to 700 bushels
to the acre may be expected. The Loug Orange is
generally considered the best variety though the White
Belgium is very nutritious aud is most easily harvested.
-Ib.
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MILLER d STARR,
NORTH WESTERN rAtg4 u
Type, Stereotype + Electroiype Fouadry.
no AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE id
Corner Of East Water and Spring streets, Ai2raukee,
Wisconsiw.
Having completed our arrangements for the above
business in this city, We would invite the CO. cooperation Of
the printers in this and surrounding States in its behalf.
Our facilities are equal to any Foundry in the country
for manufacturing Type and Printers Material; and for
beauty Of finish and hardness Of metal cannot BE- sur
passed in this or any other country. The faces Of our
Type, are all modern and most approved styles, and
we shall endeavor to compete with our Eastern brethren
in getting up new styles Of Type, Borders, Cuts, Orna.
ments, &c. We are in daily receipt of ill new sfces,'
as they are made in the East, and in advance of any
other Establishment at the West.
Being Agents for some of the best Type Foundriea
and Press and Ink Manufactures At the East, We ahall
keep constantly on hand a fall assortment Of every varie.
ty of material. .aa :s.ses
Presses, Wood Type, etc, furnished at Manufacturer
prices. II. ass
Orders for stereotypiug, Engraving, &C., promptly
We shall issue in the course of the next three months
a new Specimen Book which will be furnished on
application. M b. saa sig ~ a.,. ii
~ Printers Of ewspapers who choose to publish
this Advertisement, including this note, one month, will
be allowed their bills, at the time Of purchasing three
times the amount of our manufacture. Is
EDWARD MILLER, Late Of Albany, N. Y. II
H. A. STARR, Late of Stars Printing Office.
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NOTICE..
u. P4.n. oe.s..s ias

4H14I#M@ Il r. Paw, 0ossDss q 1854 4
The undsrdsnsd. Proprietor of The CIR % Nisrsosk, DaaSts
County. Minnsseta, hereby gives Pebble Notice to Ill pardA W.
have p~urshAssd lots in the ssid City, under aaad suhjsst - -
ordinary covenant oppressed In the deeds, to Wit, to eounesssa
essain amount Of Improvement therein stipulated. within is
months from the date Of The same, and to fnish the sid improve
nsnts within two years ttsrefrom; that . non-oouplisnes viii .
part II he said covenant, will be considered . nen-complians6
with the terms Of the whole. and that every lot for which 1t tes
expiration Of the said period Of six months, no improvement he
bess commenced. will be considered forfeited, and reversed to IL
undersigned. and win b. by him rssold, the Same - though -
had ever been executed BY him for the same. -
sa4 go f9 JOHN NlNINGER. 81
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SHINGLES THAT ARE SHINGLES.
PINE BEND AHEAD

are Offering for sale their first quality Of rived and hand
shaved shingles on moderate terms. Orders solicited
from the back country of tho Vermilliop, which can be
supplied from this point more conveniently than else
where. Those iesirous of an article that can be depend
ed on should give them : call.
Pine Bend, Avg. "a, 1857
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7 Of Mllorsh,1rr

Il's town is locateQ sp the junction Of the Iodd and
Faribault roads. in Rice County, NJ. r, on the n. i.
quarter Of Section 10, Town 1ll, range 81 west. 1t
hotel, store, blacksmith zhop,Ac,, md already contains
some 20 Inhabitants, aud others coming IL, althouoh
only laid out in June last. lniormction relating q, he
town may be had BY addrassingH 8. W. MILLER, Union
Lake, ". T. - e.
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CHURC CHILL, MA HERJCK, & BARTLETT, :
No. 8 EXCHANGE BLOCK, FREEPORT, ILL.
q Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERs IN
IRON. NAILS,
Sheet Iron, CHAINS, Anvils, RJzefng, Ta,|
and . full assortment Of
+ Da1ldeFs' Hardware, House.furnlshlng
IA et ST hr 0Ooas. &c. &c I'd ~
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ADDITION T0 NIN[NCrR

00x11oV to 10HVo61
This addition, consisting of EIourr ACRES, have been surveyed
and plated in connection with the original town of Nininesr. 1t
hss within the limits of the original town and il bounded By it
On three sides. Tho lots lie as near the river and tho lsvee, -
the same number Of lots as first laid out by the prepzietoesL
They are the only lots to which no buuding obligation has bsen
attached; they are sold free of nil incumbrances This locality
u unsurpassed for beauty on the Mississippi river: It has ~
Easy access to an extensive back country of great fertility, nd
Affords q shipping point for a section of territory, reaching at
least oae hundred miles into the interior. .Nininxer has wif6in
three months acquired . population Of two hundred persoas. 49, =
Applications for lots can be made to DR.. F. R.. Satin ee II
ANDREW LEvER'So, Real Estate Dealer, of st. Paul, Or t. the
undersigned. SEX SECS M 9a5s.
HANCOCK & THOHAS. tp
- N----n
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John Dalemau.
B l. A G X s N I H
Levee, near Eagle Steam Mill.

Levee, near Eagle Steam Mill,
Would respectfully call the attention Of the citixcus Of
N'ninger and surrounding country, TO the fact that he
has opened q Blacksmith Shop ia this town, where he is
prepared to do all kinds Of work in his liuc, aud hopes
to MERIT q share Of the public patronage.
Coontry work solicited and ynaranteei.
!. Nininger, July Is. 1857. IL
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GUSTAvEs BERGLUND.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.

Would respectfully inform the citizens Of NininQer and
the public in general, that he is now prepared to execute
all work in his line, to the entire satisfaction of his Gus.
toners. All orders promptly attended to with neatness
and dispatch.
Paper Hangings constantly on hand for sale, and
rooms papered and decorated to order.
Nininger, June 20, 1857 2:ly
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Carrots for Stock.

Tan anything be. better as winter food for all kinds
OF animals, than this familiar root? We have used it
tor several years With most gratifying results. It is not
and vegetables are for mankind in the Winter, but it
contains valuable nourishing properties, and may be
used as an alternate substitute for other food. We are
not surprised to learn that the keepers Q. livery stables
in cities ara beginning to use carrots for horse food.
They hold that . peck Of carrots and q peck of oats are
better for q horse than two pccks of-oats. All animals
require for their health and comfort green food to mix
with their dry fodder, and their winter bill of fare is
deficient, if it vdaes not include carrots. esA@,al@aN
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DAVID G.. BARNITZ.
r A l. ESTATE AGENT T,

COnveyanCer and Notary Public,
ST. PAUL MINNESOTA.
Retsrsnces-Ex. Gov. Alex. Ramsey.
John Nininger, St.. Paul. Be-
Trimble 4 Thompsen.
Ignatius Donnelly,
Geo. H. Burns,
NJ. A. Miller, N'n'ngef C'ty.
j. r. Case.
480 acres Half Breed scrip.
48O acres in Scott county,
600 acres, Z miles below Hastings.
Lots in Hudson. Nininger, Shakopee, Ramsey. Fortuna,
l60 acres one mile above St. ANTHONY. f.
Valuable lot in Winena. near the cour. house.
100 acres opposite to Monticello.
l6O acres 7 lmiles above White Bear Lake in Ramsav
county. -
WILD and IMPROVED LANDS, and TOWN LOTS
in all parts of the Territory, for sale on terms easy 70
by DAVID G. BARNITZ.
o:ly ST. Anthony st., St. Paul.
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4 Valuable Claim

Of 100 acres, for sale, situated l2 miles from FAR.
bault, and ~ from Shieldsvills ; it has good running
water, rs acres Of timber, and thirty acres Of meadow,
the balance being good pillow land.
Also 100 acres on Chubb Crock, I've miles from Lake.
vile, which is equally divided in prairie and timber !;
has living water, &c. Inquire Of
j. N. HILLHOUSE.
City Of Nininaer, Aug. &c, 1857.
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CHARLES =. ULARHH.
REAL ESTATE & GENERAL AGENT,
CONvEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

N1NINGER. MINNESOTA.
Will always attend to buying and selling Land and
City Lots on Commission.
Will negotiate Loans, yielding from z to 4 per
cent a month on unexceptionsble Real Estate security,
make Collections, and locate Land Warrants.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, DEoLARAToRY STATEMENTS,
and other instruments Of writing neatly and accurately
af4n5u REPERs ny PERmIssIoN TO s.
His Excelleucy, Gov. Medary, St. Paul, Minaesota. i
Ex. Gov. Alex. Ramsey, " @8 i.
John Nininger, Nininger, +" " i
Col. John NJ. Stevens, Glencoe, "
Cook 4 Sargent, Davenport, lows.
John Ludlow, Pres't Springfield Bank, Springfield Ohio.
Levi Rhinehart, Pres't Mr. V Br. State Bank " "
Hon. Sampson Mason, F."
Peter Odlin, President Dayton 81. State Bk Dayton, "
h. A.. T. !. I. More, Dayton, Ohio. ss.e
4:ly a ne 1855 HARLES E. CLARKE.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-24
PINE BEND BRICK YARD

The undersigned have on haad At their yard . large
amount Of baick, Of a quality unsurpassed BY any other
made in the Territory. which they offer for sale At ten
dollars per NJ. Those in want should send in their
orders Immediately. They will be delivered if desired.
BISSELL & CRONKHITE.
Pine Bend, NJ. T., Aug. "a, 1857. 7
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-24
STOVES STOVES.
At TIE C1TYOF N1N1NGER u. r.

A large supply Of COOKING, PARLOR and OF
which they offer at the most moderates rates to the
citizens Of this and the adjoining neighborhocds.
Also a large assortment Of tin and sheet.iron ware to
suit the wants of the public.
Jobbing Of all kinds attended to promptly.
Roofs timed in the best manner to order.
goods. KEMP & Co.
City Of Nininger, Oct. "a, 1857. II