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Remarkable accident at Vhcelfng--.
4 Han Thrown 100 feet III the a1r.
and Escaping Alive.


\ most frightiul. aud, al the sa1nc time, most
remarkable accident occurred Ut the Catholic
Church, yesterday ,nrrrin4. Some twenty
rerson> were engaged III putting up 1lc new
be!l, which arrived the evening before. There
w;s win;lI.ss erected on the ground, to Which
was attached 4 slatcfl.block and >hicye. In.
t,ela;cK alure the errn space in the cupu!a,
to which the 4c.l w..s tu be drawn up, there l,'n-
Traded Il hrau 10 which Vas attached another
>ultcll-biuck and l'ulry, and the bell was to
haze bren conveyed to The top by means OF
>troug ropes. working through these scycs by
the 1,owcr of thr willdl:l>s a.I'l cy!uder upun
tlle ..ru,d The i,cll llasl been RAISED in this
way ano$, up IL tic open space in the cupola,
;tud tht n.n were just ready 10 pull il III. 4
man named Thomas Newton was below, Ell
:aa.t in guiding. tllr fnlls If the rupe Is it
wound round the cylinder. To do this, he had
u firm grasp upon the rope. When The bell hal
reached Il great }si4lh irnn the ground, nne III
the coys in the wllseI$ "f the win'l'ass fixture
y.yc way. .tnnthrr revolution Of tile wheel
ripped oN all tie co:s; the bell fell to the
.r.;ln:s, :na Newton. VIM llai hold ot tue iower
tul uf the rope, WIS carried up, with tri@ht'nl
velocity, distance Of one hundred feet fram
tle ground and about lu,.r 1cet above the aprr-
turr " here thr bell wl5 To have been taken Ill.
For the instant. every one WIS surprised he
yn'll measure, and befoie those engaged III the
work coH'.! comprehend what lsad happe"ed,
| Newton, with lis hands all larcerated anil
! bleeding, worked himself down opposite flle
| aperture, and called fur help to taose within.
| I;isl."p Whe!eu. who was on the platform in the
cupnti, reached out ut the risk Of his life al
! must, and srixiu. Newton by the waist, rnled
| linn from his awful position. I'll. accident
struck everybody with an,azctrnt, aud Ill but
TIM eyc~witnc*sr: we're loth to believe in tlle III
| crrt'u}.ns feat The bell weighed ,hree thou
s1,sd s:,ven hundred pounds, and Is it lei! with
III: h!ntlrauce, some idea may be formed ii t'ls
r.li.tr with which Ncwton ascc1laed. il.
say. he ,hon"ht Of lct,in= 90 the rope, but he
f,,ir III. thou :ht CLEARLY defined, he WIS Il
Tie bea:,l. Il hundred fre, above. lie hai n
t:n to lct 20 lis hold ',pon thc rope SOM
| cn"s al,i rIrres ut machinery were hurried :
distance Of twn squares from the church, aud
Mr. Smith. who was >tan,ii:, near, received Al
ugiy w"ind in tue face frhM Il asin. particle
Mr.. Nvu ton was taken tn the ut1lce "fD DR.. uuPl
where his w"uu.l> were dressed. The flesh Wa
alt tom trom linz palms Of his hands. even I
the bt'1ne. which j. supposed I" have been don
hy the death @ra>l... aud his s}iiing down til
rr1,e tlnlin:s t,!c swift passage into an
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Morr NAIL Srry1cE Dl,coS71xEE".-The Tri,
Weekly Mail service between Duuleith and
Slultsburg. Wis by Fairplnv ,Sinslnawa Mound.
Hazel Green and Dentna, has been discontinued
hy order Of the Postmaster General, to take et-
feet the 18th inst.
}AlrE OF Docs.-A man in York, Du Page
Co.. ILL.,, was bitten three wears as". by 4 dog;
and was recently taken will. hsdsopllobla, and
lus COS; the town :3.5U for the cure glFen him.
SrEAI1$G STATE :AEus.-somc Young rosnes
lave succerdeI in breaking the transotn lights
. over tllr door Of the Arsenal, aud through the
m,rine tins made have s:olc,l number Of
,,t,tVl.. gun locks, 4c., belonging to the State.
Gen, Fra,lci: has recovered two Of the pistols.
,a,u hus "sputlcd' the thieves who will pEoba>
b1y be made to suffer for their mischief
.spstsyt~td Jvef4dt.
A.upsr BuR1En AL1yE.-Thc Decatur lind. J
Lsu;!';t4t. s:.ys ti,at Child ul Irish purcnts in
! til. ,,lacc {GrecnsLurgj. ditd. apparently, o
, few n;.ht> ayn. and n collin was ordered, INT
by so,2c acc;dcnt wao DELAYED Il fcw hours, dur
in, which time the child recovered, anu IL now
. eulirrlv well. But lur the accident with the
culliu i, might have been buried alive.
poEk Curs1Y, 1owA.-The Judge Of Polk
County las issuca two prociamations Antbor'-
xi1lv ,ac citizen, ui that county to vote, ut all
election to be held ou tue I'd If May, on two
protu,itions: one IL issue the bonds uf the
county to tie amount Of *3",M~ IN build Il
tourt House, the other IL issue bonds tn the
amount Of Sln,t.'V IL aid in securing thu l"ca
ton Of the state Agricultural College ii, that
countv.-Hnnatin' .foHr"ck
i Singular .AFFAlE,-La>t evening, lac
named bergman was accidentally aro"ned III
! the river near ,hc Fhesnut Street t'Eidct. VIM
Miller, in searching for him, tishcd up the body
Of Mr. Philip Marsh, Il brewer, VII" has beer
,uissi:5 ir several tiays.--Mi. Par. iM.
Ol7",Grors NEr7ALl7Y.-H It is seldom that vi
l.4vr heard, Among the u,*ny instances of cr''ns
and outrage that daily to our ears as jour
: na,,s. any,hiny 70 disgusting. and, upder TN
peculiar attendant circumstances. sn painful Y
c,u'en1l.:'> As liz unti;s',lr& occurrence "tl'c!
If is ,,,,;y .as nlu>t nnW Hing duty to record
Oh Wcsl,e>Ls: ut' Til. week, Tfnla> E';!ke:ey
an oil n,an over sixty wears Of ayt, tie l'rinct
1s.i ot Il SELECT .ciIuo IN This city. WIS :!ir.'-t"t
uI L charge Vi c.:inttiu. rare III two uf tn
puuiIs under his chlr.". little girls about 1c'
wears Of u@r. liz WAS taken hct.r" y. F. S"a':
der Est, and f:r, iii cNa!nnaiiun oi the 'art'
:;l.i,!1 we're ton nlArinEly revealed IL admit "l
,l,Hlt in 1lr minds If ifle magistrate to hi
duty III The premises, the silveEalrcd sil,1serw:!
bollt,l "yrr in til: sim If one thousand dollar
fo arpr:.r al the approaching. Session If the t1t
crit tuur, in default vi wl.ic!l lie WAS commit
| led IL jul. This lnau WaS arrested one yea
az, for the same offence. We have III t:lsle M
inclination fur cn:lIuleats on this unnaralclc
and a;rrri,u5 alI:lir.-EwE ki4nd Register.
, 1859-05-11
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Re4I G6tate...
u, ", IIO VI \ ) Il G o. !,
Real Estate Brokers.
T4yFs pam AND INVESTMENTS MADE FOR
NUN-kESilESTa.
OFFICE NO. Z.
Nethodist Block, Cor. Clark 4 Washington st.
Real Estate for Sale.

soo l,1 fnt .,p Michigan aul ln.na a.:""es. 'ch4,hI
several une cJr!Itrs ief1S aFe seF4 'aF"t-'e ~ '
Intending ~ improve. ., "a.
3fuuse atI IT ou old sret frl!ana astHue Los
5lxly3 liuusr story fEa.ne. with la., ,,, ..,u
Huuse md Lot Nahlsh avtnue. l,tHr l*'I1iA hl1e'
Hou.e Is furnished will! lrn'rr ip:o, sns''iM M n'I ~ +
In ull respects q most de:!:ablr RESIDENCE E1nH4
YEARS TINE On LIT. ~, ,;,, ,,,,.sr
sotlUi f.tt on Charles htrct, near Ne1lh Will oeI
AND BARN.
= Y fes1 IN state xrtt near Nd .,.,.7v.,
Hou.e md Ls State street n'rf 81 sh t
CS4I114 ttet *~t-t st1et, Hrar i"!sF. VIII
HRiCK STORES, tire stucs a11a oastnst1lts' A'1a "
4ex1sI fvt IN Wushttnn st7t. r.: vera }2'.n ; IT.
Market IN LIT :. lsltck b. W " lLL At"esA NA>
rtoi.e anu Iii On Lax street. ,4>s n Ena I:% LIZ -
xIk. IIousc tw. ai'ry fr1tn- ,-. ,,-. 'rtj. i
laox Ia feet IN Warrri STREET, 1tar Non iah '''7 -
very choice properly. ard will i, eA - ~,
c,i ~; r5 on ins :1r ,,,ir vs1 fr t.rsr anu,
vi have st,e v+ry de~irtlt residence lots RI fAhh
ME aid N:rlr street tt1t 1ifnf "H N's I'm.
drcn frr.t n.ar iayr and oH Harm" u. h'"esh ~,
erlet aud May s;1ctts which we ore "nt''os IL hea'
ta1E4lt.. y,n .a.,. anil In :.
ton A+3ts aid Nt'r:n asr"ut "r't "i !i.n 80
Nnnr If The principal 1:lnn,v. fnr 1ti"h n tAea ta
Is srviuIt,4t ~4u FIVE ltAH TN, r. .Hs s.,St
tor Il 1t:Ee mat: r. -,t inf ~ ln.,, IN
SOU arr.> b: fa,1.E Iasds situated il knn5 Aes; w;
r. lr.,,uo!s t,,s Ht:!in :!Er anA i'H con'; :: !,
DT II AND LDT III H.n'E. Marshal -: tw" III: II
frnr--, 1fvnsy TO-. aId tnc l't til Af"'! LIZ e'
~ sTrY x Fl; TrEIY Il s'aY9fS fHSi % %Sif IS1s 70 TX
tH.NE f,, stocks q: Gcui-. lo's a'la s"ots. L'''
i"r, tts. -,,, o. -,,, :.
s. f., q" Michigan avcs", corner o' Iwe!nA s;ftt a:!
f".s MI Neh. nayr.r 3sekt tn NJ l3:A e.
| TO LEasE FOR A TERN nf YEARS AT Loa
, 1859-05-11
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I1N PRINTING.
Ill paEss Axp TlErxE ufFcx prepared to s1tcae -
hp, nee e,ary y4ri.r ct Jub Printing ID tbs EEs7 MAJ
sud 1t < Loc< Li1ihR PrtAx Particular a1tsaslsa
given to the prntlnxaf
brsxEsA CARps, 1ETTEx 11xAbA BILL HhpA
nEGElffB. 1uarZRar IhVeAAhAs
FAAFH1EyN, E!hErtAEA, tHEcAs-
QzAsk Morris, l4Ak14, 1icKf78.
sH-pRNTING IN C0LORS-2t
In i. lis varieties dong In beautiful ys and 1t moderate
saiea An GxauIaloa VI ;s>utuA aud pr7cea fsapse
fully Invited.
ta. c.u..y p:o4pS ol'e1, 3ad and seas
l11t l.. e1tIeAs.
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NJ. 4aS:s fes tr. ! u ft t.'t' n ar y Ht 1se'
t:urhs r...i.,.s,., iii, s+ c4- f7''in ILL! Ii
~cry desirable. Five ti.s'at. ~ tlu:r
S 4l7-lo ftt f:,t t., II tt L~;' az -1s:teE :t!stt.
ave- ,4,wyr., Wlelt,...u and M;lI~'n: II i
rlua;r,! "n fr., c:.-s n,iSl'"'rE."Ai. :t'"i viii
be rid l., -!.:. ipts r!tcc ai"' itF L." I'll
CANAL TINE,
No 4.-E5ics N"ss.y aus III NA.h L:sa'c sfse near
ttak strrt. wtl tr !: a't1' H. ini, h.n,s 1 T.
M4t,tes. Ar.. Nr, i'r.t~ %i.Atl-E cash. 'ta'a''te
in uIle ami w." yeats, with pr sti li{r:e-t.
No :se-T feet by no ftt northeast c'"r II Aef-
dceil ats Tyler -tfrct-. Frsec tl."E' c:A:''
4 .Ie,!4 ,i.. x to 1".:y The hns..; e+',HT 9
{':;,at aid Twelfth streets tE I"fri1oea ~
CUEAF /, ia, u; fi TNr.l;l. .tn"t anu 'is1 Il"
f:aliaI st:ctt
=. III. kcrf00f a Co.,
No. S2......Dearborn Strcet..''''So. 81
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Cruoslrr GEA1:rIEp Asn SA7lsF1Ep.-Somc
Newrorter. are renowned for their rry'ng Gu
1iosiiy. Their pccuIiarity i: pointcd]y hit by
.,fus, is *.aimcd at somebody =
duncan pell. Esq, has ;,s: commenced the
erection Of new fence in front Of lis mansion.
on Mary street, in this ctr. On one Of the
postsis the following in manuscript:
The proposed fence is to be 60 feet long, Il
feet rails over coping; to be finished this week
Mr.. Eas1ou is the carpenter. and Nr. Fluddct
the mason. The work is to be done BY the
, day.
Terms cash. -Drxcax PKtL.
Iessrs Finch i Eues furnish the lumber.
hope this will b Satisfactory to the public
/ April 25, 1852"
, 1859-05-11

COMMISSIONERS NUTICE.-
that the undersigned Commissioners appointed Iy he Cam.
nn Council Of tie ctr cf ch!eaRo to ascertain tie cenl
m estate shall H. appropriated anu taken for ths watn.
us # the South 1aceh of The thes Krt r. es,atl.h.
Of Tark.1. n3r.t tine Ct llr,1n s,e.4 and
Vi. >4t q tht fIcu te a.ttt Ane uf Vsn
coutancc with "a n1Eanct passed In Common Cuunc; Fsb
,as, 14th ss9 and st the Eae ases, The amount
uponthe rea tssaSs BY ths tsssv4 be,s4 ed In rrpr
.oa 2eary 1a ts tS 'hs 81, hns1:a y;a:tiax
w":. oaet, on III. i%s Dr., :: N5 ~. = the hour Of
REEBEN TAlLOIs
81. d. OGDEN. con'r,
ROBERT SAEPPARDS
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Attitudes In Illinois,

The Smithsonian Report Of 1857, Eircs the
following elevations in Illinois above the level
, 1859-05-11
Corporation noticeS.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
~ Public rocc + llrsrlr given tn all ra:tjt@ Interested
that the undersigned Conn!s:":er, app"lnted y the tom
s., HUNDRED al .,vnty five dbl Ars ta6.5v upon tic real
e..4tt i: the Wrs. IiT:"a. ty h.n tt.1 le:stc, !y
:.lt,n street. will l., i",t, ". ntht Ma@':c Teupie,
liz Is, day u Aisy ls at the hour oi Il acek A. NJ
'' way q. ii. GRAY.
, 1859-05-11

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Public nc:cs hsrs:y given to al re:Son* lneIc>t'
mon tn,:e Il tie t:ty If fhir.r ii III a1 n
MY t!'l nun'lI~'! anI twchtt:e!1 - ~ dollars
.4 ,1tu r : r.tatr /: tie So:th division. T
bin deemed *nchtcd by filing, war~ ard clv!.. Ga K
-ttyct> ftnn M1., III ! 4 !us stsvt< viii te it Rt:a
So Tenp.e tic 18th day tf Nav. lss3. at the
hour 1t uuck r., fur The purpose OF making s4t As
| se,=uent. II. =. GhA1.
| kutt. Special Assessments andCouimlso;ones.
, 1859-05-11

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Pntic not:ra i Il rely A7t t. al f,:s: Interested
ihIt th Laivs4en+ Cogi:.ter. appointed By the Com;
Council u thu civ ~ a:caE 10 a,stss the s'1l! nf
in tie Wtst DIVISION ly lin deeaeI trtttrd By k!,h.
TaSt' s:tt from y"<n s;..t xs+t to The city l't;,
ay Of May, 1S5o =. the hour y O'Clock y. fr te uI-
1n,tJi1.y 4. II. GRAY.
, 1859-05-11

supt. Sseci. Assessments lii, tomtDe'o-e::
(,OM>lI$S4cN NOTICE.
,hat e nner.;sn,r, a1lossA ty ths Cr1s
,ucil u. t citr If chcSn. I" asstas the sum u
:'a's in t,,s sou: 1,yl>.. y h;' Hsd l<nss's4 Y
s.rsrft t. Iasslle stre.f viii r. :: Ev, 81 IN tSe Ma
rn'c T.i. 20 tut !r .l7 Of Nay. 17o9 a. the hour If
q. n. GKAY,
Salt. S,ec!,l Assessments aid tun;u,a=!oEes.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
THE "SOUTH"
1.-THE STATES"
TO BE CONSOLIDA ED.

An arrangement has been concluded between
X. A.Pryor, editor Of the Richmond South and
tho proprietor Of this pape,, The States, by
which the South and the States are to 10 con-
solidated into one paper. to be published in
Washington DC. in an enlarged form, and to be
under, the editorial control of Mr.. Pryor.
The paper will be the organ Of no person or
clique, but devoted to the general interests Of
the Democratic party, in accordance with the
Mr.. Pryor will undertake the editori Il con-
troll of the paper between the Goth of this month
and the first Of December.
1t will be continued under the name Of =" THE
STATES" and published on the following
:erms:
One copy per year ........"...... as 90
Two copies per year -. ........'....''' 10 90
at sEMI-wEEKLY:
One copy rer year ........ 3 90
WEEKLY:
One copy per year 80 go .''' '''''' o.
Five copies to a club -. 90
Ten copies to q club. 80. ......... Is 90
Twenty copies sent to one address. ....20 OIL
.a a" SESSION PAPER.
AS the proceedings of the coming Congress
will be Of great interest to the whole country,
y THE STATES will keep its readers fully ad-
vised upon all subjects winch may DO discussed
by that body. ag
be as follows ,G pa.el
Daily-One copy ...."..........." 50 OF
= Two copies ................. OF
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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
Consumptives do not Despair!

80 AN OLD INDIAN Doc
TOR, UNcAs BRANT, while a
Missionary among the In
dams of, the Rocky Noun
tains, discovered a RARE
PLANT, that proves to be a
certain cure for Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Liver Complaint, Nervous
Affections, Coughs, Colds,
&c. Having now made his
fortune and retired from
cuisines, he will send the
prescription and directions
for preparing the medicine
+ &c Of charge to all who de-
sire it, and will send to his
agent, cncloscdstwo stamps
6 ccnts), to pay the return
letter, with a description OF
their symptoms. The Old
Doctor has cured mere than
5000 cases Of Consumption
alone, ana hopes all aMict
cd people will avail them
selves Of this opportunity,
as the Doctor wishes to do
all the good he can before
he dies. Address all letters
to. DANIEL ADEE.
Box 1881 20. New York,
Who is sole agent.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
ANDREW BARR.

VETERINARIAN SURG EON.
TTOLDS himself in readiness to attend to all
IL diseases to which our most yalnahlc serv-
ant, the horse, is heir to. PIP rs i.c1!
! Residence in East Red Wing, a ihw rods east
of the Livery d: Exchange Stable. All calls
will be promptly attended to. \. BARR.
Red Wing, Aug: 12, 1855. @i ls6tf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

FRESH CRACKERS.
BOSTON Crackers, Butter Crackers. Soda
~ Buiscuits and Cakes can be had at ali ti,nes
atwholcsale or retail, at the Rcd Wing Bakery,
=, A, e. LITTLEFIELD,
May ii, 1855. 2sl 9f,7I Sstf
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
The Eclectic College Of Medicine.
NIA MATT Nh10

The Eclectic College Of Medicine.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
NE SPRING SESSION of 1859 will commence on
i Wednesday, the 9th of February and contin-
ue sixteen weeks. full and thorough course
OF Lectures will be given, occupying six or
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for
attention to practical Anatomy, and with am
pie Clinical facilities at the Commercial Hos
pital.
The arrangement Of the chairs will be as fol-
lOWs:-
J. e. St. JOHN, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
j. F.. JUDGE, Nj. d., e..
Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Al. HOWE, NJ. d.,
Professor of Surgery.
C. III. CLEVELAND, NJ. d.,
Professor of Materia Medica ard Therapeutics.
VIM. SHERWOOD. NJ. d.,
Professor of Medical Practice and Pathology.
| J.R. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of Woman
and Children.
| The Terms for the Session will be the same
as heretofore, viz Standardization, $780,
Tuition. $40 90. Demonstrators Ticket, $5,0
every Student is required to engage in dlsscc-
ton one session before graduation.) Gradua-
alton, $500. Ticket to Commercial Hospital
(optional) $500.
The Lecture Rooms are l.cwly finished ,sncat
and comfortable, and in central locality K i,
College Hall, Walnut Strect(, where students
will find it convenient to call on their arrival
| Tickets for the session may he obtained of tho
Dean # the facu7tv at his office, No. liz Smitl
Street, or Of Prof. G. II. CLEVELAND. &r7etaye
|ofthe Faculty. No. l39 Seventy street, near Elm
| 1Oe1, JOHN KING NJ II DoaD
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4 MONTHLY MAGAZINE Of As pages, conducted
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Hardware, Tinware,
STOVE
Mechanics Tools, Building Materials, Sash,
Glass, Agricultural Implements, &C., t&c.,
has the pleasure Of offering to1the citizens Of
Red Wing and the surrounding country, the
LARGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST
assortment of Goods in his;line ever offered
to their notice, comprising every variety of
SHELF HARDWARE, NAILS, VICES,
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His stock Of IRON is complete, consisting Of
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Farmers will do we'll to examine his stock of
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Including Flows, Cultlvators, Reapers, Now
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His stock of
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manufacturing, having the best and most
Experienced WORKMEN, he is prepared to
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ESheet Iron, TIN, and Copper Work.
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PARLOR STOVES,
" OFFICE STOVES,
| HOTEL STOVES,
Low and elevated ssoven COOK STOVES O
every size, style, pattern and dimension i1
the universe, all of which he holds at price;
lower than was ever before offered.
Get ready for winter, and for winters
work and sport. SLEIGH SHOES
HORSE SHOES,
SLEIGH BELLS,
-..' SKATES,
7 WHIPS,
SADDLERY HARDWARE, and every
thing necessary or useful for the season.
HIS terms are cus1! his prices Loao.
His principle is to do right, and sell cheap
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And such as are in want of anything in tn
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call before purchasing elsewhere, they vii
save money by SO doing. e. l.. BAKER
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