The new era., 1860-04-19
Farm to Rent

Farm to Rent
Just below Baptise Landing, on the
Mississippi, ifty-ive acres improved,
with new frame house on the premises.
for one,ffth of the crop. Enquire at
this office
HBRADFoRD, of St Cloud, pursues
the even tenor of his way, selling goods
to everybody on both sides the river, at
rates so reduced as to cause people to
wonder whether he buys them of east
ern merchants, or eastern merchants
give them to him.
~ VAwrER, wholesale Druggist,
St. Anthony, opposite the falls, has re-
turned from the East with large stock
of new goods in his line. He keeps
paints and oils, glass, glass ware, alco-
hol, burning fluid and fluid lamps, all
of which he will sell at figures that can
not fail of giving satisfaction.
~ SLIcHrER s. Co. do the only ex-
clusively wholesale business in st Paul
They always keep an immense assort-
ment Of everything country merchants
need to buy to please their customers.
This firm buy on equal terms in New
York with the Galena, and Chicago
honses.
~ See new advertisement Of JACOB
NEWMAN St. Paul. We are pers onally
acquainted with Mr.. Newman, and can
endorse all he says in his advertisement.
sg- We again call attention to the
advertisement of GEORGE PoMERoY. St
Anthony. He keeps Hunga rian Grass
Seed, Kentucky bluegrass, timothy
seed, garden, field and flower seeds.
81 VIII CHAs. CRAwroRD, Drug
gist, St. Anthony, let US knew up here
when his new goods are expected.
@~ VIII friend WHITE, at Lowry's
Landing, please forward us his Spring
Advertisement. He is now doing so
brisk business that he can well afford
tn give US half a column
!3~ We are glad to see our friend Cf
the Emporium across the way so busy
every day waiting upon customers.
sB- Mr. FERRIN showed us some
excellent coffee which he sells for I6 cts
per pound
20 Maple sugar forms quite an ar
ticle ofexport now. Some of the Saint
Paul merchants buy it at five and six
cents per pound, and ship it to ports be-
low, where they get I2 cts
- Tie trees are beginning to show
signs Of Summer. The buds and leaves
are already appearing. a few days
more the birds will be singing; the for
ests will put on their summer robes; the
valleys and hill sides be carpeted with
green, and the prairie be decorated with
a Proiusion of flowers.
- The Times says there was quito
a sprinkling Of boats at the levec last
Saturday, and that it looked like old
times. Five boats were unloading at
one time.
- There is much dlssension among
the Southern Democrats about the
Charleston nomination. They can't
agree among themselves.
.g- NJ. n. Kellogg, Confectioner
and Toy merchant, St. Paul, informs US
that, owing to the late fire in that city,
he has changed his place of business to
the Stone Block adjoining c. d. Green
leafs, North Side Of Sd, between St.
Peter and Market SITS, where he may
be found with first rate assortment of
goods.
- We are now having daily line
of stages and daily mail.
" The last evening papers from
below bring no important news.
Z. ii. Shurmier & Co, Grocers, St.
Paul, have received important additions
TO their large stock, and are ready to
NIL up country orders on reasonable
terms.
We again call attention to the very
extensive assortment Of boots and shoes
to be found at VIM. j. Smith & Cos,
ST. Paul.