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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11

A strange murder was recently psrpetrate@i
in ST. LOUIS. A man named Hugh Dowale
went into barber shop 10 get shaved. While
on the chair, the boy who was attending 10 him,
dropped some of the soap into his eyes, which
blinded him for the time, when two other boys
who @ero engaged in the same shop, threw a
r5ue around his neck, and he was choked To
death The young murderers we're actnatel by
a desire to rob their victim. They got but
500 from him besides his watch and some 9TH
4 er small articles.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11

A CONGRESSMAN OUsTED.-In the House of
Representative at Washington, on Tuesday last
Lewis D. Campbell of Ohio, was elected from
his seat, and NIr. Yallandigham voted in by a
strict party division. The contest between the
two, at the last election was close, Mr., G. hay-
ing majority Of only nineteen over his oppo-
nent. The seat was contested on the allegation
that certain coored men voted for Campbell
which, however, was not suhstantiated
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11

A COMPROMISE WOMAN The Richmond
South says Our pen recoils from the duty
yet it is our province to record the revolving
fact that white weman in Mecklenburg coun-
ty, Va, became The mother, few days ago, Of
| four children, two of whom were of her own
color and the other two black,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11

By-If we could read the secret history Of
our enemies, we should End 10 each. mans lile
sorrow and suffering enough to disas@ US Of all
our hostility.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11

TERRIBLE DEATH. The Onro (Wis.l Re-
publican says: About four miles west of this
village, on the Afternoon Of Saturday last a
man by the namo Of Mitchell was buried alive
by the cay;ng of well. The first time that
the dirt gave way it buried him up to bis knees
tut such was the pressure of the dirt that he
could not be &C. out, even with the help of a
windlass. When striving to extricatc him, the
sand cayed again aud buried him up to his waist.
His broiher-in-law sprang into the we'll and
commenced throwing the dirt from him, but it
continued running in until be was buried up to
the neck. His brother-in-law, seeing that the
diri came in faster than he could throw 1t out,
left him to get assistance. When the help ar
rived, they found him completely covered. At
ter digging some hours he was taken out dead
Mitchell was young man about a or p years
Of age, aud leaves wife and child
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11

R5%It is a double shame to man to have
inherited distraction fron' his ancestors, II ho
.bequeaths disgrace TO his postcrity
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11

0gAs Gen. Foley, of Indiana, says he was
not very we'll when be wrote that letter, it IS
suggested be must have had very bad spell,
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.sEEApoWs.
BY ELLA MERwIN

II was eatly morning 10 bright spring time.
The sweet perfume of a thousand flowers stole
through the lattice Of Is daikene1 ROOM
Gently the light breeze Saayel to and
fro the curtain folds, which loving hands had
arranged to drop low over each window for
snnbeafiig sT'7tilf ght not enter there.
gloom. The angel Of sickness had entered, had
laid It's blighting hand upon fair form, had
hnshod little voice Chat was goat to make
sweet music there. All earth re land OF
shadows They fall on every heart, IN every
home. Phautonis of wrong and misery dark
eu the page Of life, as if the heavy wing o.
night we're folded there
Thoy steal with noise,ess footsteps along the
.paths Of childhood, mocking the sunshine o.
early dreams, as mists at morn obscure tht
SUMS bright beam. They gire token of thei
presence on manhood's thoughtful brow, ans
age forgets to count them 'thngs that were
Mingling with the sunshine, they come in oul
bappiest hours, to send the beaming smile
away, to hush the sweet lay of the free heart'i
joy.
sTis the vale of shadows We enter, when stern
adversely wraps around US her tear stained
mantle. It's there cherries sway our heart
acknowledge, when the breath of a cold world
scorn sweeps chillingly over the warm gushing
tide Of affection. Shadows of sin, of SORROW
they have fallen everywhere; and though W
sometimes feel that VIC are wrapped III thel
misty folds, and lost in thick darkness -ther
is light shining through them all, aud if W
have not seen It, it is because We have not look
ed. Light that has pierced the gloom of earth
Light that win guiie to a land where siadotc
! nerer CONE
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A HEROIC MAIDES.--A few days ago slide oc.
Cured at a cutsun tie Pittsburg ana Connellsyis
E. FTd at point on the Youghiogheny above
Yopposite tom 'keesport, where there Is a sharp
eFe IN the river, and the track is laid wholly on
Sle cutting. A large rock fell aud remained di-
Tectly on the track. This vas observed by daugi-
ter OF Mr.. john Dvavo, who resides on the opbo-
sic side of the river The male portion of the
family were esent at the time; ann she, knowing
that il vas about the h0nr when the cars woull
pass that point, aud that there was no time to be
lost ran 10 the river sde anoased her fathers skif
rowed across with all possible haste, and ran along
the track in the direction Of the approaching train
waving red handkerchief. and succeeded in At
tracing the attention Of the engineer, in the very
nick of time The brakes were applied, The train
Of ali on board the cars Tie cdfVe ii ne res tbs
was SO sharp that a collision would have thrown
the cars off the track down the ernbanlment into
! the river.
The Company have shown proper appreciation
/ OF the heroic conduct of the young lady, and the
Invaluable service rendered Iy presenting her With
pass over the road for many years TO come, and
I ordered the train to stop at the point where she
can most readily reacl@her residence whenever she
! happens TO be on board the cars-a compliment
and convenience at the same tme aS il is consi-
derabe distance from her fathers house to the
nearest station. Such ready prese1ee of mind ant
prompt action deserves reward, which IN this IN
stance is generously aud happly bestowed Pits
burg Dispatch,
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VOL. 81, NO. "a.
a DEPLoRABLE DsUNAARD.

I
Washington correspondent of the n. u.
SPIRIT Of he Times. communicates the GLOW
ing
Soa,e years ago, Congress numbered among
its members several who we're much given to
love of liquor, and we're frequently seen about
( the atrcets of the metropolis sson spree. v-
Such conduct on the part of our lqW -makers
didn's impress the outsiders with such an ex-
alted apinicn Of IL. C.'s rs they once had,
as the incident / am about to relate will show
One hot, moonlight aight, dariBg a long ses-
sion, party of gentlemen, including several
Members of Congress-, we're seated around tho
door of the house of friend, trying to get
cool, when aa old topper. sali tattered and torn,
known as Bill Seraggs, made his appearance Ia
their midst, and asked for money to obtain
nights lodging and something TO eat. The
Hon. Mr. W., a very kius -hearted and respec-
table Member of the House, soon engaged BilI
IN Conversation, and at once discovered that
he was an educated man, ard remarked to him:
esMy friend yon appear to have seen better
days | wonld like to know something of your
history" Bill drew himself up, and after
short pause, said tsSir, / shavs seen better
days Ny parents we're well-to-do, theg gave
me good education and profession, and, at
one time, nly prospects 10 life we're as bright as
any maa'a but. alas sir, il an eyal hour |
became addicted TO drink, and from that mo
ment have been going down, down, until
have beconlelln eUtcast, a loaFer of 30 account
tit for nothtag on this earfh but to be
heasber Coagless I"
The above true story for among
tdose who wc1 ssent, and heard il, was thq
IA x
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Tqmss CtahiH, London.

CULTIVATION OF ToMAToEs.-A writer IN
the Geueseo Farmer thus describes she method
Of transpianting and growing tomatoes.
My method is as follows: Cut with long
bladed knife the dirt beween the rows of plants
each way, to the depth Of SIX or eight inches.
Then, with trowel OF spade, carefully take up
each plant with as large ball Of earth as pos
sible. Do not trust their removal to careless
hands. With hoe, dig holes three inches
deep, set 10 the plants with the earth attached,
aud finish BY billing up, making large bills. Ii
tie work has been well done, the plants viii
scarcely wilt under hot sun. b. this meth
cd the roots are brought near the surface, to
receive the influence of the sun. The fruit is
also we'll exposed to the sun. and my little
mounds Of tomatoes are not ;'fcreyer aud the
day after'' 10 ripening. No watering is neees-
sary, except little in the holes before trans
planting, and then only in dry time. Trim
ming off portion Of the side branches close
to the main stem, will produce larger and liner
fruit Tomatoes give the greatest yield on :
rich soil, but do not ripcn fruit 50 socn as wher
grown ON a poorer one.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11

Flower BEDS. The ladies should rcme,n-
Der that one Of the prime causes why their an
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-06-11

REMEDY FOR MiLDEw on GoosEBERRIEs.
-One-fhird and sometimes one-half The goose
berry crop is destroyed every year BY mildew
In the spring the bushes are lo4ded With ber-
ries, aod large yield is promised, but before
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

nY virtue of an execution issued ont 1t and
ID under the Seal of the District Court. 2nd
judicial district, County of Benton. and Territory
n Minne.o,a. il favor ii Burnham Handsn and
Moses place. plia,,ffs. and against Z: y. Me.csH,
defendant. ,r the snm of seven hundred and twenty
hundred nineteen Is 100 dollars from Oct. Fl, 1857.
Have levied "a and shall eel Public Auction at
ne Office u Register q Deeds u Waa,. on Satar.
day the frs, day o. May next.st 10 ock, 4; u,
m tho ia rrs, the aave nsmsd defendant. r. -
Me,calf. had on the 2s day Of september. 1856. o.
., any time since thai daes il and ~ the following
described Real Estate and pr. perry, e VII The
situated, and being resect;vely lots one. "a two.
three, (3) and f,or t4,ir black one. lots o''r
az ia", 9yAtd AMI. q block ten. ltS) j; kts
,hre. az AMI iair AZ II Nlock eight. Eve,
Is, ia bhrk nineteen. yAts oat q lsnd Two.
II hlck fv~. t5) all isrtAe t'wnofF Wa'ah. Cnanty
..f isea,nn, T-si,ry d MaheeosA. or 20 mach there
II ~ will rali4(y mid rxerntian. M s ss9s
u WsUGH. sheriff Benton, Co.
Wasab: March 8.h, 1853. ilSi6s
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EDWARD 0. HAMLln'S
BANK INC HOUSE,
75. .SAUK RAPIDS, MIN.
Business hours from . 40 y AM from % III.

Business hot,rsfroln 10 II AN. IRON % 4P.
ExCfIANGE housh. and sold Money In
vrs,ed and Loan. u made a. Keal Estate d,
,he most c,yor,bl. terms. In ,ohibh cases Ger.
fidcate ef2 the Register of The proper County
that ths property Is unencumbersd, ariNia all
cassss bsIrcquiredss
RErESR Es.cEs:
Hon. Alkt, R.nsEs. Es-f;ov.M. r. Sal" Pau
IsoAuPs & Oasis, Bankers gsa4t5
j. J.1KNDx. s Co., Bankers, } Minnesota
d. b. DoRMAN. Bunker, ~, Anth,ny, NJ. L.
5 BsLowRY, Esq 81, Ct,ud. NJ. 4 .l
WM, IA. CAaUrHKRs, R ii, y. s. Land Office
Sank Rapids, NJ. r.. ss-.gI . sss
Hon. Gro. W. W"piW ARD, Judge Of Supreme
Court, Philadriphia, Pa.
Rev. g. ID. MILES, Wlkcsbarre, Lazerne CO., Pa
Hon N. B. ELpRKD, Nsya, Officer, Philadelphia
s. d. WASP, sEaq,, Cash. Of HoneTdaie Bank
Hpneslale, Penn '#
s s.;:: ". We; y. 81,
COUP s BROTHERS. Chic,gn, ILL.,
Sank Rapids, NJ r., June p, 81. n9stf
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1858 GREAT WESTERN 1858
De SP 4 I Gil !,
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
United STATES Erpress Co., Propris'or'
CAPITAL 100, 900 I.
Priseipal oace II Buffalo, u D. LEE. Sup.
YTyHE Speed and Regularity with which III
u business Of The
JINITED STATES EXPRESS co.

has been hitherto transacted, is claimed as Guaranty
for equal pro,npncss. 10 the business given tn this
Express Freight Department Freight forwarded in
Cars, chartered Of Rrailroad Companies under con-
troll Of lis Agents and Messengers--thus forming the
most expeditions Freight Route from Boston and
New York to the West. Through Rates per 100
lhs. by Railroad. from, Boston and New York to
Prairie du CHEN! FIRST Gloss, $40 second
Glass, S2,20. Only Cents !! over ordinary Freight
Trains on First Glass Goods and next IN Speed to
Regular Express Companies. 90 The Proprietors
of this Line, ecnng il to be Of great interest 70 the
uubiic as well 10 the patrons Of their legitimate
Express business, have established Line Tor the
Of all such feieh,s as viii not hear
Express charges, and yet demand greater despatch
than the ordinary Freight Lines Of the country can
give have, at large outlay made such arrangements
AZ will insure the prompt delivery of all goods shipped
by their Despatch. Or shipping Directions. -
Mark all Cords: IS Urea, Western Desratch," and
deliver to Agent on Pier font of Chambers street,
New Yosk, and Western Railroad I've III, Boston.
Obtain Bill. OF Lading Of NIL. HOvEY, Agent
PSI Broads ay. cor. Murray ST New York: F. A
LOCKE, Agent, Is State St. Bostcn; D. Q,
CAKES & CO., Agents, Saint Paul, MINI 15lf
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THE ECLEl TIC COLLEGE OF
ad MEDICINE,
cINclNNATl. OHIO

TNIlE Spring Session Of 1858, will commence
IL on Monday the 9th Of February, and con.
TIME six weeks. full and thorough course nf Lee.
lures will be given, occupying six or seven hours
daily, with good opportunities for attention to prac.
teal Anatomy, and with ample Clinical facilities 4,
the Commercial Hospital. The arrangement of the
chairs will be as follows -
T. E. st, JOHN. NJ. D., Professor 81
Anatomy and Physiology. Il.
j. F. JuDGE, NJ. D., Professor 81
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
A. J. HOWE, M. D., Professor Of Sur
G. IT. CLEAvELAsD, NJ. D., Profess
or Of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
WIN. SHERWOOD, M. D., Professor Of
Medi"al Practice and Pathology. Z 4
j. R.. BCcHANAN, M. D Emeritus
Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes Of Medicine
john KING, Md, Professor of OBJ
stetrIcs anu Diseases Of Women and
Children
The Terms for the Session win be the same as
heretofore, viz Manifestations $500. Tuition,
$1,000. Demonstrators Ticket, $500 Every
Student is required TO engage il dissection one scs.
zion before graduation.) Graduation 90 Ticket
to Commercial Hospital, toptionaI) 49, 90.
The Lecture Rooms are newly 6nirhrd. neat, and
comfortable, and in central locality (in Coiege
convenient call on their arrival Tic.~ts for the
session may b. drained u the DEAN or THE Fac.
uLrY. Al his office, No. lib Smith Street, OF 81
Pruf c. H. CLEAvKLAFD, Secretary of the Fac
ulty, M. lS0 Seventc Street, near Elm.
ZIG JOHN KING, n. D., Dean.
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: We have jus, received numser

We have jus, received numaer d
the Golden Prize' Dean and Salter. Proprie-
tors. and published by Beckett and Co., New
York. It's g devoted to the Instruction and en-
tertainmeht Of the Family Circle" In size, il is
an Imperial Quarto, containing eight pages Of for
~ columns. Of original matter. with Illustrations
1t valuable weekly paper, afforded at the low
price Of two dollars per annum. Office 3s5 Broad
wav.
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- R. d. Lancaster, Esq, Of this
place. has finished his government sur
vey, and is about commencing another,
under a new contract.
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- The visitation of Bishop Kemper
and the conservation Of the Episcopal
Church, has been postponed. The APP
pointments will be given in our next is
sue. t
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TIP 1t gives Us pleasure to announce the re-
turn OF Rev Mr. Miller and family. TO our place.
They have benn spending the winter in Ohio.
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@ A new paper called "THE
VolcE OF THE PEoPLE," is to be issued
from the Pioneer and Democrat office,
st. Paul, in the Norwegian language.
1t is to be Democratic, and the first No.
~ill appear on the LIST Of June next.
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- We publish this week, on our Isl
page, an admirable description Of Grand
Cairo, Egypt. which we extract from a
letter in the N. III. - Patriot, being
one of a series, descriptive Of an "Ex-
cursion in Egypt by Hon. Henry
Wood, late U. S. Consul to Beyrut,
Syria. 1t will be perused with interest
by the intelligent reader.
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YTyEE COLI.ErE JOURNAL. or MEI,itssAl.
SCIENCE, 4 Monthly Magaz,ns of AZ
pnse-, conducted by the Faculty &c me Eclcctic Col
ieas &c Msdicine. sspubshed AZ t,ne Dollar Year,
pss able. ID advsnce. The volume 81 the Journal
,cripton. ur E,r numbers. sl, I've directed
q si,r. b. III .St.EEAvELAND. Publishsr, l39
seventh SGsss, Cincinnati. o. rte Asss
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- By a notice which will be found in this
weeks paper. it will be seen tina, Mr.. R. Ii.
Johns Of this place, has been appointed Deputy
Surveyor Of Logs AMI Lumber.
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IL The Rev. Dudley Chase, will huld SER
vice at the Episcopal Church on Sunday next,
at q P. NJ.
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NOTICE To LUNfBERMEN SC,

VINE undersigned has been appointed Deputy
L Surveyor Of Logs, and Lumber for the 9Th
District. by the Surveyor General. Residence al
Moore's Hotel, opposite the Hyrerholean, where he
ean be found at all tins. X. III. JDHFS.
Sank Rapids. April 24th, 1885,. y3a24,4*
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s5F Can some one devise means to rid our
farmers Of ground squirrels. as they are grea,
pest Gin the mean time, let every one shoe, all
ahey can.
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NOTICE
10 People Visiting st. Paul.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TyO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
L. such Us SpERMAToRRHGA, Seminal
Weakness. Impotence, Oonorrhca. elect,
Suptilis, the Vice Of Ononism, or Sell abuse,
SC. &c.
of the awful destruction Of the human life, caus-
"a by Sexual diseases, and the decepaions prac-
t,,ed upon The unfortunate victims Of such dseas-
81 by anacks. have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, rs Charitable act worthy Of their
name, TO Give Medical -Advice Crate, 70 all pes-
sons thus ofIlicted, who apply by letter, With
description Of their condition, (age, occupation.
habits Or life, &c j and in cases Of extreme pow
cry and suffering, 10 furnish medicines free Of
charge. .
The Howard Association issa benevolent Ia
stitution, established ty special endowment, Tor
the relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
!. Virulent and Epidemic Diseases = Il has now
4 surplus or means, which tie directors have
voted TO expend inadve,tismg tie above notice.
II il needless to add that the dissertation CONF
mands the highest. Medical skill Of the age. and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment.
Jua Published, by Tie Association, Report
~ SpermaturrhGa. 81 Seminal Weakness, tho
vice az. Onanism, Masturbaiion or Self. .dbuae.
and other diseases of the Sexual Organs, by tho
Consulting Surgeon, which will lie sent by mail,
lin sealed envelope Free Of Charge. on the
seeeir, Or g'wa Stamps for postage 0 sS
. .dddress. Dr. GEO. r.. CALHOUN, ConsuA.
isx surgeon, Howard .dssociaiion, Ne. 3 Sou,h
.rinsE, Stree. Philadelphia. Pa. BY order. %.
the Directors. palyls
GEO. f.4IRctiILD, Secretary. S. '.,3s
p lER.4 q. HE.ARTNEIL, President.
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NATHL POPE GAUsIN,
Land and General Agent

WASHINGTON CITY. D c..
"AVtNG resigned the situation which he has
l. Il held in the General I.anl Office fer the
last twenty yrars-in charge II the Pre- emptia,,
Burea,,-ofers his services tho prosecution 81
Claims before the Department, nder the prescription
laws, townsite act uf 1874, Sc. Mr. e. will alsn
give attention to Pension cases. procuring Land
Warrants for parties entitled, and prosecute claims
before Congress. 8E
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BORCP s. CH.A.NPLlN,

"OULD respectfully inform the Merchants
w and the public generally, that they b VI
bought on, tho interest Of Messrs. Burbank & 20.
IN the Forwarding and Commission business, and
that the, can afford increased facilities to nll
shnse who may favor them with share Of their
patronage They Will attend 10 general Storage.
FMs aiding and Con,n'ss,cn business, III their
Na,en.use en- the Lower Landing. Having
leased the Nhasf-baa., ihese who ship to thenn
will save expense Of drwsage.
RErEREN ICES:
Crcn,n, Hurx'han and Lear, New Yark,
J. Harmon and Co. Buffalo.
James G. Fargo, Chisago.
Mariner and Co, :.
II. T. McCIoskey. GaEena.
b II. Campbell, -
rs Jessup and Co., Dubuqde.
Chou,eau and Vale, ST. Louis.
Bcrup aftd Oakes, ST. Paul.
St. Paul. N. T.. apl.n
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TAKE NOTICE.

4 III. parsons indebted 10 G. b. VAN NEST.
IA by Note Of Book Account, arc requested 4 ,
call on the subscriber I'M, lcitle, AZ the acconnss AM
left III HIS handle Tor CO '.crtian. n. M'MAHON
# Sank Rapids. Sept. ltt. l057. hat
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Fl. MCMAHON.

III. MCMAHON.
nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, Graduate to
i the Medical College. Albany, N Y. offers his
services to IN citizens Of Sauk Rapids and vicinity
in the var,,l branches Of his profession.
Resn ..,se and office, far the present. at store the
of Z. Is Van Nest. III Sank Rapids.
" Sank Rapids. Ju.v ~. 1851
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s T. PA III
IRON STORE!!
+ NICOLS q BEKKEY,

NlCOLS q BEhAEY,
"IIOI.ESALED Dealers in Iron, Mai ], Steel.
Nv Flows. Axes, Springs, Axles, Anyils.
AnyiIs, Vices, Bellows, and Heavy Hardware geT
rally ; also, Agents Tor Hersngs and Hei,z's FnC
Proof Safes, Walmshaw Street, are now receiving
their large stock. consisting in rartn ssaI @
200 tons of A .sorted ,Iran. 25 tors Tiow 5 lice
1900 Kegs Or Assorted Nails, 8 inns Spring Steel,
10. = Cast Steel 100 Sctts Axies go rairs 81 Fl.
ieiic Springs, 5000 lbs barrow teeth tons grind.
Stones, 200 boxes window glass 5000 lbs r'rr hiis
had and zinc, Linseed I'll and Varnish f00 lMndics
Printing Paper. Breaking Plows, Cross and Germ
Piows Anvil, Fellows. Vices Shooting, land
and Sicdge Hammers, large Iron Kettles, Axts
Saws. Csowi,ats, Cable ard Log Chans, Wag,p,
and Buggy Boxes. Screw Inatcs, Nuts. Washers, asd
large assortment nf fh!canlzed RuiEer and Leath-
er Betting, Lace Leather aud Gum Packing for En-
giaes, etc, etc.
N5- An which they vii! sch a, low p,iees and
liberal discount will BE- sisca IL the t,aee.
ST. Paul. lame 70. '56. 4g,l
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-04-29
EDWARD O. HAMLIN.
ATToRNIEK at LAw,

SAuK RAPIDS, nj. T.,
win attend faithfully and prompliyto all business
entrusted u His care. References rs above.
o. Particular attention given to the Collection Of
drl,s the prosecution Of claims in the U. 8. Land
Office, ard The drawing IL PsR-EMPrIoN PRooFs.
Sank sRnni,is. June &c. 1857, M93.f