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OIL. D. FoUrsN b B.. RY i: !.
go sss $50 '1si.aT THE $50 dfe.i s''r8e
PIONEER FOUND II. " * st 8
sNACHINE WORKS. !.
Or SAIN ~ PAUL, M. +.

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TIME proprietor Of this we-known establsh-
completed the eaiss I'D 'e of his s p ns.
',s, T., az has ,Esrsd e e furnish with
M "A CHINERY
Engine- Laihes, Power Pianers, Piesss
Drills, and jsrsl-clds lassp' =
MEcHANlsfs, sPArrERN iMaKkas Asp
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So Tia. Is now The largest and NOS. complete sppi.,
Establishment west Of Chicago Of north Of ST Lous
sLnaw prepared tofsrs;sh M Minnesota, and par.
Of Wisconsin,, wah Protable and Stationary. ,ssss
Steam Engines, Locomotive and e w
inder Boilers, Circular Saw Mills,
Single Mills;Y 4 ITClr
Finished Brass Work and ,Eogipe Trimming. q
NIL kinds. Having been 4, operation Four Years.
has large and constantly ihcfea.ine stick ST Pat
terms and can furnish on short notice. all kinds OF
Mil Gearing, ..,}l, , q ge,., s s.ls
Water Wheels IA .hisas1 asss
-,-,-4-y----s.aszs 44--ss- Shaftinp
- Fg sSrindles,
Saw Mill Cranks, 8
- Building Columns, SCI
.sGaak has.s window Caps and Stills.
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,ssesfasass ~ sssss aps 81 And Forr ;nxD J
q siikisd. promptly eaecSisd ,sss cocks vaiyss,
Bat,itt Meta. &C., constantly On hand. sf, 81
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@ sslsias 81 u disqshed n e.. !.
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O. a. CHJJttEIIT,T, ~ 90

r. +, e. A. CHUCHILL g CO, sas@l
III lEALERS ii Dry Goods Groceries, Tin
- We're, Hardware. Queensware, Boots ann
Shoes, CioDthiag, Camp fxnrea, etc. Flour, Ia.
Ieon,, Lard, Pork, Farming 1Utenss,, and in fact
everything usually kept in i country Store, we are
PREPARED ~ yell AZ Wholesale and Retail. Lumber
men can always find supplies on hand We pledge
|mnas Gall aud 81 s..8 s3Ssn ~ s7sSf'
Littse Fails; Mossiscn County, Juiy ., lso5t61..f
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, INDIAN. GOQDS'

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He has 1arks sock, shd ii. feady W dspcsya
theap al q iairr rssts, fors qssb ptEsra1 Frog h.
location oil the border 81 the IndGn co6nis{,
those wishing ppt6ss for lhs IndiNn A.efes yessd
Dc well tc pnrchase Of hims Hss wiiI keen 80
plies to furnish those wishing % 81 iptci he IAN
bering business. 8: I.
He has constantly on hand Batk Csuces. 1T
ted up with Oil Cloths. Teatss etcy, vi asY AZ
hire n persons wishing TO visit The Pias tefp
above, explore that vast country lately e de9 g
the United States b., the Chippewa Indianss ~
make trip Up the Mississippi and acIosS g
Fondn Lac, tho head Of Lake Superior. by Tho
Savanna Portage,f Savanna and 81 Louis Rivers.
The traveller desirous Of witnessing the moeiE
teresting portions of wildsthe Of Amsries, sb(63
BY allmeans take this trip Guides OF Voyagerss
can always be furnished to travellers, who arr
perfectly familiar with those routes, and are men
who can be Understanding the journey perfeetld
safe Refer to Bornp and Oaks, St. Paul, aay
Ramsay Cooks, N. Y. I*z1 ytf Is
Crow Wing, April 90. U . 4.,
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i.v'lTH IN llI@xJ M II Tfe EsfE.NTS.
- A.'z- ~ = -
Pianos MelOdsOss, and Music, y
P'1Rf cEs UREA REDUcra.!p,
Asfs3 1. Fll 4! .Bale !!. RE.rssldKay NyI.
.dgent for the sale Of tn tcst Bosfon .Nem vyorl

I AND DlELqnEONe.
NHE Largest sssofifsenst 81 Music Merchan.
lily dine sih the uhhed states III Pian1s iroK
diilsssnt hafaefvers of every variety and ii f,y
thosc " laT rosewood eases, hi ZOO, "
those Of the most slegaas finish, sor &iOOO No
House ~ the Unio1 pore I'M competition for the
number, variety and celebrity Of s instruments, nor
the cxtresneIy law prices ~ which they afe said =
The Boston Pianos above named are Gilbert affn]
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1859-11-10

isia8a PROVISIONS.
3 ibbl nu,ness, 400 sacks extri. Ii, aeupess
hSI ' ,aposa, 50 bsis n 3 chi "a SIG,
lbbl ago, X ~ q 200 sacks corn ne H.
10 boxes chocolate ss- IL hhas N Obs,,w suga,
1 box pecan hints, ! II do cssshcs Msipow.
baskets olive oil 4s-... dered sugar
100 boxes sardnes. "A i = 5l0A bbla do il ga ftsssg
Is do clans, 's,a 10 bbls sugar i " syfup
81 do HOLSTERS, sss "a 81 ten gallon s. do
hbIs picked herring, 30 sacks rio !; iics,
l0i do do Is half chest La az All
20 do white fsh.s u s descriptions N
80 cans IL s l6lb mustard, hundred boxes 10 I
80 dog and lib do, s bags whole rsis err
20 doc vinegar preservers, 10 boxes afoad
q dog ketchups, 2 bags ailspice i!
IS tioz pepper sauce, boxes gfoud al, ,Ica,
~ do1 preserved fruits, 20 mats eassian
s dog pie fruits, itp boxes ground { .sk.,,
10 boxes Yeast powder, Dbl cloves, ~, 's
Dbl cream tartar boxes ground loves,
4 kegs soda saiaratus, so b'xs Rigs spa n zap
Ikes carb soda, o E25 do family soap.
80 boxes summer pressed 5 do castilc soap.
candies,
sUNDRIEs,
s, packages chewing plug tobacco, all qua Gti,s,
80 boxes smoking tobacco. Goodwin.& MURRAY
so reams wrapping paper, iour sizes,
400 Mills percussion caps, 6 d .a.e' az
SO sacks assorted shot,, III ftsi5t$l@ I'LL
10 boxes canister rifle powder, ~ -, =. s-s-
% 5kegs blasting powder, d = = - = s.
ti51 kegs Boston nails, ever size, aEles 81
20 do wrought d. 5las jjfaeyti3 sei S9tif
STORES FOR STEAMBOATS, AM,
LUMBERMENss lI9 VI
~ WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. 81
Every variety for domestic use and of the choices,
qualities. CsaA Ks supetb lot % the tissSst md
most delicious Cigars. @PoRK, 4 ERD AsRB IT
rxR.always onhana Fresh Butter daily rcee, ID.
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
The Lascs, Spring STYLES pr Goods, selected G.
Gently at the East, aid purchased at prices which
viii enable us sell at the very lowest market rat
The La,lies especially. are invited to call and es-
anime the stock Of FuRNisHsEe GOoDs, LAT .
WiNpow CuRrAlNs, ERExcHs EMBRoIDERlEs :.
Ladies Dress Goods, will be ionnd amongst Ire
Isrges and complete that has ever been offere
in this market. 18& s{kF&sys ~ Y
Genilemen's Dress and Furnishing Goods,
Clothing, Ready-made Shirts, Hosiery, and al.isos
every article necessary to Gentleman's Waras0be
always on hand. ---f=T
,9s BOOTS. SHOES, SHIPPERS Erc.sgN~
Fsomi,he mos, celebrated mixers al the East. inah
varieties II Us, "a ftass ai51 81 Astisses sssss,,
LIGHT HARDWARE. FARMING NIPPLE
ess MENTS. &c. S. 5ss. 49, s
vspecial reference 10 the wants ~ lie FAtmefs Of the
Territory, and those who are about TO open Erms.%
With plenty al. help to wait ON customers, and
sIenty Of goods Of all sorts to sell, the undersigned
hopes to merit and receive a prpperpfoporfion Of
r.frona ge Gumtfse eomnAunify Il sEk 81 4 ssFg
49,. ~ sb&3t A. sL.LARPENTEUWs
~ct. fni MaFchls 1sss milf y
4 s9.4. 44$ S S 3E
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J. w. BASS s. CO., @#.,'..3 En- I'm
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S T0RA G3E, 8 FOR. HARDING
AND .vxs
C O .MMISSIO " E Err CHA M, s.
St Paul, .Minnesata Territory ss.t
.GTE.4MBOaT AGENTS. Agents I. e. r..
~ r.; agents for Manny's Reapers and
sla RlBls' l#lalESI@}l38 :a..s sl, I'd.
-sa'. John r. Lawrence, New York, IL .t%4 oa49a
Wood, Tomlinson & Co... New York, ss 3a3
d Mott and Co., New Y ork, ~ u s,se sseaa
/ q Hale md Go. Chicago, Ill. vss.lq 4. f-ssseg
h Mather and Co., Chicago, Ill. sg ss;s 81
]. w. Banning and Co., Cincinnati. -. Ia,
]. P. Farley, Dubuque. M. 5s%s $50.
) Robinson and Co., Dubuque ~ '-.zs
HUMPHREYS, Tut and Terry, ST Louis
7 William s. Gilman, st. Louis Wy '#i2 a5gz@
John Lorran and Co., Galena, MT sai {{S3
Marshall and Co., ST. Paul a2f@fp 5ss@ tlpa&
J.. L. Farwell and Co. +, ST. Paal. sarE 7as
~ Mark Packages !" Care j. w y
B. 81 Co. St. Paul. 1s.. a;.s. IA j f. 5of
ST.. Paul, 1857. .s4g n82tf lit las
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! s3haa 81 ~ REFERS TO ssa ne y
Hon, s. A. Douglas, Illinois, u; 8. Senate, 81
D.. Bright. Indiana, sis sssa.. astst..
s C. r. Stuart ]. Mich gan VIA ;.sa sa sSssss
= r. w. johnson, Arkansas, IS 4sfs:ss.
= Benin Fi.zpatricAs Aha. -
IS D. L. Yulee, Flo:ida,. g
81" Gov. Medafy, 81. Paul. Minnesota, III.
8 Daniel Wells, IT.. Wis, Honse Reps.
49, @. C.sWashburne, 6 - ss'ai y
John 8. Phelps, Missouri, Y - I.
EIcn. Gilchris. Porter, Mo House Reps.
!" Albert Rus,, Arkansas, q" Z.
$ John B .sandidge, Louisiana, + s. N 4.
:. 81 George Eustis, Jr. &, s.,., n. Il
s r. Thos- G. Davidson, -. IN, & 81
Thos: a. Hendricks, Com'r Land Off,co.a
- Jshn Wilson, -Com'r., Illinois,. ss1 ii
NJ James Shields. NJ IT. slsss a435fy l,t4 Fis
-. Joseph T.. ilson, Ext Chief CLERK II. %.
Messrs. Sweeney, and Riifenhouse sBankl
sss Washington City. d! c.
- Paifo and Nourses Bankers, Wasli DC.
Chair and Brothers, 80 g
Alsos 70 tire Dissricr Land Objects generally,
md 70 MI who hane hid Land business as the
,eahol Government for years babk.tla 50 ,s4F.;
o. No business letters will receive attention an.
ess accomras. ed bya fee. ss9 oct.22n6v3ah4
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,,s..'ss N.A,TH 4. POPE CAUsINI ,;s. RIM !. I
and and and I'd General Agent
WASHTNGTYJN CTTyssn q

WASHINGTON CFTY,D. C.,
'IlAVINisG resigned the situation which he has
II heidi The General Land Office for the
last twenty years charge Of the Pre-, emntioa
Burea,,olIers bis. services !. Tie prosecution d
Claims before the Department, nder the pre-em.iou
laws, town-site act Of 1914, &C. Mg. C. viii also
give attention to Pension cases, procuring Land
Warrants for parties entitled, and prosecute claims
before Congress. & y f1ali.sn@ III &c ,i4kf R
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sOg tu0 0ssuOaSu.
MsssRA EDIroRs: In your paper, . short time
since appeared an article relative to" Mary Slo-
cumb," and taken from Godey's Laydy's Book
but which should have been credited to Mrs. Elets
"Women of the Revolution"
now send you sketch Of her husband: in when
she herself figures largely-hoping that it may IN
terest your readers.
It is proper to say, that it was Col Sioc"mo,
then Lieutentant who led his troops first across
"Moore's Creek" and succeeded in changing the
fortunes Of the day. History never knew eho did
q or never recognized Col S. al the hero: but,
such is the fact His modesty kept him from claim
mo that honor, which revolutionary narrators never
could ascertain to whom to assign it
He was in the disastrous battle Of Camden; but,
the Americans being compelled to fly, he never took
any pleasure in relating what occurred there.
Mrs. Butler, alias Fanny Kcmble," paid him .
visit in her peregrinatons through the South; and
afterwards wrote a book, in which she spoke con-
tenptuo,,sly of 1.-THE Carolina boors," who had
figured largely in the Revolution; among whom
she ranked the gallant and brave but rather rough
old gentleman, whose hospitality she grossly abus-
ed By way of neutralizing the effect Of these un-
deserved snecrs. the subjoined sketch was sent to
the Charleston Courier. by one who knew him we'll,
and appreciated his sterling worth: and the same
was published in that paper in September, lS4z
Yours truly,
. A DESCENDANT.
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