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Ice House"
Tin1 season lias again conic when ice
houses should be ikt into considera
tion Ji all who are shunted properly
to have. thenVj and we imagine the
numWr to ho much greater than is
usually considered. In fact we have
a do'iht if there is a cheaper luxury
within the reach of the most of well
started and comfortably situated t:ir
mors.thfui a irood,convenient ice house,
with its ample summer stock of the
frozen element, costing little or noih
in'.r. after the house has been built, hut
a few hours annual labor in filing it,
during llie most I'isure season of the
year. Hut cheap as it is, how mani
fold are Us uses during the sultry heat
of summer. Through its instrumental
ity the cream i- tempered to jnt the
right poiirt t» produce the most perfect
results, and butter when properh
churned, can he cooled and packed
will, as well under a July sun, as
.1 eool uu.rui ig in Oct »L.T. Nott only
HI it In
preserved
an critiihlb
It i- ei|u
presente
our dt'inks
and tec
forts and
I hrtM
riv tunny,
ubl
rallv cull
til •'!,
\\it!i littli
o\\" r.ipi
en !l a mi
Hi
I! hay,
il\ ki
rij
mo:i iirl-
.1 in rid"
iu •'.im.
rwtdyfor
smnll i»lo
(lunntih,
thick'y,
nnd thy
rut im*
hoirs :ii
stalk-.
tin hn
there is
if any ivin
erlv l\\
:'...! •.
No onl
hits made, but it can also he
and served on the table in
cool hardj :tn«l sweet.
c'coine and valuable
«li meats and to cool
to I. injier 0111'ctist.nd-
sha]
illv
In a word, it can be
auxiliary to the com
ir! not so plenty a
iss of iced milk is a
A
•siter 'u ry :iul more wholesome
tuner beverage than the choicest
•,or the best distill
»ftee an absolute
ire, cold water.
..f, dilate fitrlher ii}«
ice, e-j» 'cialty as it will
an
•/ill
•'.
ti
the
not
this sen
show
diuarily
sibseiict
iin
urn m-:.vr i: IKU'.-K.
a shady, location, a con
itlynearn* may !", and erect: up
snrfacjot' the ground a square
•en, lading, from tent
feet each way, and about eight
it a distance
tqi another
or uautling all
another set of
a the outside
leave an open
tes a around.
Venn
on the
board
twelvi
feet hi
ot'ubo
side
il IU(
of this
lies•,sS(
I'
'-a which put
1.) turds as high
an anged as t'
the sairl 14 iriel
aw out a
e, some
lh
ra
two feet
entrance,
will hold
fill com
ndy side for
it so that it
iroc 'ed to
tv. dust,
netly am
ii' II
losily, into the aforesaid
between the two board
sides. When completely
top put a shingle, hoard,
raw roof, just as b"4 suits
:, ouK that i( is tight to
lit :i battel ed door to the
I tin- thing is coniphtc for
to come,
re i* there an active man
i!ci-s i\v and a hammer
lot creel such a building in a
v.. at the most? In localities
av- lust can not be obtained,
Chnif or (in ly cut straw may be
6 answer a tolerable purpose,
•i!' not tpml to old tan bark or
isl a non-conductor of heat.
wi a ii
W .v
AVII a
made
jiitliu
S!IW
*!o
?».'««
_,
T!
Economically*
hi«r|i prin of Ljr:iiii
or four years, has
tlii
the past
doubtless
suecoss—with
rltavosu
otherd
1 easily and well. Car-
rots MtJ parsnips have not proved so
ratUmetory *ni the raising as Swede
titrnips. Thej require to bo planted
early, an.1 ales,- limo, and are very
long in gi.'tting above a- ground,!
tint giving t!ie weeds t!ie start of them
while tlr_« turnips can be planted here
the laitof July, Some come np audi
if the ground has!
1 yield several bush-1
els to th .:••••••. We feed our cows oni
t'.e a month before,wc cather the
ove with us very vahia-
oi'tii a
i\
hnt
..
Nvirl|
sfilo
iim-i 'I'.-l
F°l
ii-,
qttai
i.i»'l» i.tut-.- far Jliik.
input!
ti ii t- ew'tte !t.'ti
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT
BROWN, BETCDER & ASHTON'S
S E A N E A
STOVES ANI TIN WAKE.
PAINTS OIL AND NAILS.
GLASS AM GLASSWARE.
IRON, STEEL &Ci, &C.
Itcd VI i«p» .Ilium Miin, Upper I.niuliu?.
CUTLERY,
Of the finest quality— Silver plated Forks, tabic
and tea Spoons—Fine BritutnLi Teapots.
Castors, tea Trays and Waiters, and an end
less variety of nil kinds of Housekeeping
Goods, lor .-alo at
BKOWN LETCHER A ASIITON'S.
B. BARTONS TOOLS.
sortmont of bench and monldins
Filisters. Flows. Adzes, framing and
Chisels, and all other edge tools for
Mechanics' use at the Hardware and Tool
1).
large
Flnncs.
paring
•d cup of tea
improvement,
Mi..i'Iv to be appreciated just at
it will now pass on to
\, cheaply and readily any or
ingeiiious tanner can, (in the
.ii' a carpenter,) build an iee
rhim.selfat a few dcllais e.\-
Depot of BROWN, BETCIIER ASHTON.
SHINGLES AND LUMBER!
r\f\i\ nftf|SAWF.IPINESIZINOLKS,
sJUU^UU warranted also, an assortment
of Fine Lumber for sale by
BROWN. BETCIIER AsllTON
Stoves! STOVES!!
STOVES!!
We are confident to suit any person in want of
the article as regards tlie particular kind as
w.dl :is to prices'. We have as our leading
Stoves the well known
Gortrnm', Charhr Oah ami Tthii IHm ml,
which Stoves arc considered, on all sides.east
and west and north and south, to be the best
in their respective capacities. Besides those
wo keep on hand a larirc variety of other de
sirable patterns. Cook, as "'ell ns Parlor
Box and Heating Stoves. All we ask is
people to come and see for themselves.
..TIN, TKON. BRASS, COPPER & ZIXK,
(IIUMKHI to be consideredL. .t.
,,.' .Manufactured into any shape, bv tho boat of
I Here are many plants and workman. Roofing, spouting, and all kind
rucorn men fled to be gene- ofJobbing dbno on sjioit notice by
'•«|t.. help out the corn for Bnoww, BKTCHEK Asnxox.
:iirli'. Some I have trie I
NATES!Blacksmith':!/.es.
NAILS
I'O mil.DKUS, CARPENPEUS,
Arid'others ill want of House Trimmings, we
have in p: rt roccivud our *i.,.! of storo and
house l)oor liOt'^.-i and Laichc:-. Butts ami
Screws, which we will sollto you low forcash.
BKOWN, BLTCIIEK A ASIITON.
WOOHKNWARR.
iT.s. Pail*. Bowl... Bur^ets. Baskets. Cordage.
xt liitew i.-li. ooitnter. slioe and pni»it. hrushes.
r,.r »'!.- bv Bnowx. RKTCIIEB A ASIITON.
a ly wiut feeding, mixed
SIIUCUK or fodder. Tliey are
1 in uiotm Is of thirt\ or for- PAINTS, OIL, CLASS, SASH Sc DOORS
Utile
!liig
raw
:ui'l
iv bus'.n Is ••. .(J
:i ii .•••irl'i. I
iiinntcr I l.avc fomul tlio com-j
irl von ilosiraUUv. Plant-1°
ich ijrouivl, tiio lir( of spring,
in February here they are
se in few weeks and :i!
ground will yield large
they m:i\ !.• grown very
I'.M\ rhhv lr.ehi'8 :i|ait!
in:- six inches apart in the
rowj», i'lioy are palatable and nutri
liqus to iii'-.r^ and cattle. For fall
foedmg one season's experience with
th*' (. hinese sugar cane over anything
I a trie 1 li'-l twelve to
lii'teeii hogs over a otolith, on the pro
ditot of tea than a quarter .of an aore.l
da a-- I ted it.
:itt' the seel first, then tin
Clieap at 15.:
JALES.--DRAG
Teeth. Wedges, Ilingcsof all kinds Grind
stone* and ha'.iirii'.iTs Tumi's, well wheels
and chain pump fixtures post angers, mill.
liali.l. BACK unit Vrqojl sawn |i«.-k«,»x« A. Hm
dlosof all kiiuls enameled and brass Kettles
hand and tea hells, and hundreds of other
lungs, too numerous to mention, on hand and
for sale at the (4t5m»
Lowest Possible Figures by
BROWN, BETCIIER ASIITON.
Upper Levee, Hed Wing, dune f, 1857.
ANY
hi tin
ofth
10 thvit*
it co i
bv.tte
mtRi"S
ca fitv
»r the
oi"
purpose
iloivg'
imxin
1 il 1
Eloivt qr!iiii ».i meal, to the^thtck
•%'t*s\vie't ereaui. .M'.ow it to.
at I -.U tt WooOni 3 .'-.r and it
is"
neurh ..-: (I to nvx with salerattts
^»". im ik,
.47' LITTLEFIELDS
Bakery & Bating Saloon
1
I^IIKKF. ^.or.stai.ti
I assorUueni
BKSAD, OYSTERS,
raisec
This1 dtmcrfttr may
following iuaiuicr:
kind of gruel tnAAe
bollinst water either
i»?ii rSttis.
hi
-i hand a
•.:. '-. ui:.
PIES, LOBSTERS. 1
CAKESt SA1UMNES.
CRACKERS, PICKLE*.'.
JFLLIES, ClOARS.
tRESKRVES, Ton \co.
CIDEH. •TTLED BEER. *•.
AH 'eivh will be '..1 ,.s
!»onj:i.:
in Minnesota.
1 -"'.
rtlc
i"'-
rIica
x'ilKv-'**»
d:v or week Mealaat
A LITTLEFIELD
.ia*T.
^#d Wi ig. Oct. 17
TH
E STON
E STOR
N A I S
fur
E
STILL CONTINUES
Tt» be the center of attraction to all who wish
to buy "GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH," nnd
now is the time to buy
CHEAP!
As Messrs. A /VIA «fc S I TH aro
RUSHING OF
THEIR
Extensive Assortment
Preparatory to fiUing up with Fall and Winter
Goods. Their stock comprises nearly.
E E I N
That can b* called for in tho lino of
BRT0OOBS!
Boots & Shoes!
O I N
Hats & Caps I
1AB11MS,
*!R(Dtftl,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS!
S A
S
A S S
S I N E S
&c, t-a, kc.
Country Merchants are respectfully invited
to examine our
If 8 I
/?eforc purchasing elsewhere.
Flour, Buck wheat Flour A Corn
Meal,
For Sale at G. & S\
N I E
53tf
BROWN, BETCIIER ASIITOX
GLASSWARE, TUMP.T/ERS,
'•McN. Pitcher*. Lamps, AC, just in from New
York, nice, pretty and ehcap, at
BROWN. BETCIIER A ASHTON'B.
FARMERS COME AND GET
Your Hoes. Cradles. Sevthes, Shovels. Rakes.
Cnltivntors, shovel Plows, road Scrapers.
Forks. Straw Cutters. Ox Yokes. Com Plan
tors or what else von may need, at
CROWN, BETCIIER A ASIITON'S.
FOR SALE AT
GAMBIA «$• SMITH'S.
SAINT PAUL
TO
I At & 911 W A1IK E E
«9»TIMEAND MONEY 8AVEDtfa
Milwaukee Mississippi
ALL ROAD
IN CONNKCTION WITH THE
NEW AN1 SI'PERIOR BOATS
or THE—
Prairie Di Chien St. Paul
Itn^nuc Clio ked through totliicuso.
NO ClIANliF. OF CARS BETWEEN l'ICAIRIE DC CHIES
AND ST. PAUL AND MILWAUKEE.
Passengers going to Milwaukee or Chicago.
and Eastern points will save TIME & MONEY
by taking the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail
Koa.l at
a
nt Du-
CI'"J buqite prices.
•issortment. chenn at
BKOWN B»:Tcn».n A ASHTON'S.
Trcn. a full
Passenger Trains leave Prairie du CTien
daily.as follows (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Day Express for Milwaukee and Chicago,
7.-IO n. m. Arriving at Chicago in time for
Evening Trains East same day. and at Milwau
kee in time for Evening Botft for Chicago, and
arrive at Chicago in season for early Trains
East or South.
|oiuts.
wv, BETCIIER A ASIITON'S.
Ii I I Ii
New lork.
AND CULTIVATOR Kustcrn Routes.
SAML.
W S S E N E & Ho's
Advertising and
O E I N A 4* 12 N I
No. 144 RANDOLPH BT. CHICAOC, In.
EAGL
E "WCftES,
CIIICACJO, ILLINOIS.
IS THE LARGEST MACHINERY MANU
I fuctory and Depot in tho United States, where
may bo found
A I O A E I CARS
a Ac S a a
TEAM ENGINES,
Locomotive. Tubular and Cylinder Steam Boil
ers, Smoke Pipe, Breeches, Sheet W»rk, &c
and all kinds of
Wood and Iron Machlenry.
Premium Portable
CrRCULAR SAW MILLS,
With important Anti-Friction improvements.
WELCH &G]RIFFITH»S
CIRCULAR SAWS
Of every size.
MOYES' PORTABLE FLUR & CORN MILLS.
With new improvements, with or without Bolts
and General Mill Fnrnishings. A foil assort
ment of
a a in
at Wholesale arid Retail.
SUPERIOR SHINGLE MILLS.
Clark's P.-tcitt Feeder and A»nrm,
A svrc preventative of Boiler explosion from
low water.
STFAM AND WATER GUAGES,
STEAM WHISTLES.
FINISHED BRASS WORK AND
ENGINE TRIMMINGS,
CASTINGS & MILL GEARINGS,
GATES'PATENT SCREW (UTTER,
BEST MACHINISTS' FILES,
Of our own importion.
SCALES from the small counter to the Rril
road or Weight Lock Scale. Also. Sugar Mills
Letter Presses, Warehouse Trucks, .fee.
Wo say to the public, that our buildings and
other improvements commenced last year, are
all completed, and in full operation, and wcare
prepared to bll all orders for Machinery, with
entire promptness, *44yl
GATES, WARNER, CHALMERS & FBASER
P. W.GATES, K.8 WAUKKX, T. CIIAI.UEHS
A. O. WAKNKR, B. FRASER.
RUFUS C. CHAPMAN, Agent, Rochester, M.T
Choice Lands.
I
OFFER the following choice Lands for sale,
on the most reasonable terms:
N. E. Sec. 7, T. Ill N. R.2» W. Heavy
Timber, situate on a fine lake, 10 miles from
Sliieldsvillc, Rice county.
S. E. Sec. 31, T.111,N. R. 21 W. Heavv
Timber]4 mile from Cannon River, and same
distance from a saw-mill.
These Trains, as will readily be seen, wllj E A A O I S A I N
place Passengers at least I
TEX HoL'JiS AHVAXCE I I A g^i WM 1" UT ft
of the route via Dunlcith and Chicago, an4 all ITJHL Im M.M. M. 1%. WLA *9
points East or South. I
ItEr.MK EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
in the best style and on tho most reason, ble
terms.
,,,. ,,..,,. vvnn »*'els confident in assuring the public, that all
1 h!.MN OR OMPAM HO jted to Iheir attention will be cse
nill p. tuna good Flouring Mill in th« town arlon?«i in a satisfactory manner. All work
SI !-.'KK: Tlit abovebon-is will bo paid when warranted,
(ho Mill is put in operation. Rooms in tho Tepeetonlta Hotel Main Si
Mr. Mutter being an cxperjcnce| Maaufac
turer of watches, and bavin? been employed
in some-oftha large*: and most extensive manu
fttcturimr. establishmev.ts in tl«« United State*.W.
Apr' lo'\v7. p. !. FPU. 1^°*' Wins. Minnesota.
_. _I ILL 1' _L December. 2o. 1S57. 73-tf
5000 ACRE
S O
hand ami frr sale, A N W A A N S Fo sale,
By SMITH. TOWN E Co.
DISSOLUTION.
Tnd
fyiu bfcTototVre kn-ivrn and existing nn
tho name of Hasler, Todd & Guniov
N. E. E.y, Sec. 32, T.U3 N. R. 17 W.
320 acres, two miles from Cannon Falls, on the
Hustings road. It is very rich and level prairie
and.
S E Hot N E Sec 23, andS E A W
N W Sec 2? 112 N 17 W. Prairie
asd Timber well watered and 3 miles from
Cannen Falls a very excellent farm.
Till
W W Sec20*EJ^SE« Sec!19
N 16 W. Situate on north fork Zum
mbro river
3 miles above Zumbrota has 40 acres Timber
and plenty of water—ose of the most beauti fit!
arms in the Territory.
W£ A N E oi N ofsec 33 T100 N IS
W. This is on the middle fork of the Ziimbro
5 miles from Oronoco, 8 froai Rochester, and
10 from Pine Island, on the road From Roches
ter t» Cannon Falls.
{The Price for all o5Hrrry~of the above land i:
t&x.dollars an acVe.
*i0}.-ho«e Lots in Cannon KjJJs..for caK cheap.
Wm. CoLVlLL. Jr.
Red Win», Nov. 1st \%Wx
Manny'v Mowers and Reapers
COMBINED.
One Hundred nnd Forfv-^iiiai
PREMIlWfiS
Awarded in the United States and Europe.
8,100 MACHINES
S O I 18*6
Night Express for Milwaukee and Chicago.
I.OO n.in Arriving at Chicago in time for
early Morning TrainsEast, and at Milwaukee in 1 others is now fullv established, and cverv
tiu.C f°r Morning Train on Lake Shore Kail .farmer should be supplied with one of these
Road. 1
'TMIE Superiority of these Machines over a I
Passengers can Have the choice of goinc via! Those wishing to secure one of Manny's Mow
Mihvaukc: or .fancsville— the faro being the
a
samo bv either route—to Chicago and Eastern msc no time in sending in their orders, a*
•r v- i. ,., vest is approachine-losc no time, but call and
Tor
Boston,le
l'liiladclpnia, and g( vour order* filled.
othe Kaster points can purchashd of the
Agents of this Line via ALL the Great
WM. JERVIS,
SUPKRISTF.NDEST.
PLATT,
OEN'I. TICKET AGENT.
Tickets for sale hv
DICKINSON', WRIGHT & BROWN.
4Gy Agents, Red Wing.
WATCHES MANUFACTURED
AXD ItEPATKED.—ALSO
CLOCKS & JEWGLRY REPAIRED.
E. .n. BOND *. JOHN MILLE
(watch manufacturer from Switzerland)
having associated themselves together
tor the purpose of serving the pnblic in theesivc
above line of business, wonld announce that
they arc prepared to
,l «n^*-» Jhis l-y dissolved by mutnal con- «*•»»»». 30tf
VB*,5^? »reafter becon-i TT
Uf.'ed1matters tr«..l, the lat,e frm"mn7t W left.: lUV .Skin, French Beaver, a-.d RovT*abl,
jductc- by Uasle & Todd with whom all nn- 1 AJf Kairfan Pete tbam Taj Beaver Lio
S day or w«*.. Meah7^j| 3 O l°™"*
LITLLJFIMLP.. «_Cp. OUBXET I S CAJtPET BAGS! Patent! by
Vadawiar. *fc, \a*T •T-w« v" Bottoms mm, at nrTi.
Reapers for the coming harvest.should
witlistandinsr the iramense number made, the
demand is more than equal. Farmers, the liar-
Dickinson, Wright & Brown.
June 19,19-V7. 4stf
S I TOWN1 3 aTc
IN
REALDEALERS
ESTATE.
E W 1 N IMINlfESOTA.
Will attend to locating Land Warrants, pay
ment of taxes, collection of notes, and to the pur
chase and sale of Real Kwtate throughout the
Territory. Surveying, Mapping, and Pla*ting
of every kind done t« order by a practical sur
veyor." Copies of township m'aps furnished.—
De^ds drawn and acknowledgements taken.
2 All business intrusted to them, will re
proaipt attention.
RF.rEREN-cE8.
lien.ex-Governor Ramsev, Saint lam
Hon. II. M. Rice. Washington.
Messrs. Sauborn & French. Saint Panl
Rev. J. W. Hancock, Register of Doeds.
F. P. James & O Bankers, New York! 44-tf
II. W. Herrick, N
cv
Insurance Capital Enlarged.
lucorporatrd 1810. Charter Perpetual
CASH GAPJTAL ENLARGED
VhJnty, 5T, A I 000 000
SURPLUS $422,162,11.
WITH TUB PRESTIOE OV 38 YEARS SUCCESS AND
EXPERIENCE.
DIRECTORS.
T. K. race. Jr.. Sam'l Tudor. Joseph Church.
Robt. Hall, M. A.Tnttlo. E. Flower. E. A
lilkelcv. R. Mather. E. 6 Ripley. S.
York
J. H. Bnttriik, Esq., Lcwcll Mass.
James Pierce Esq Hndson. N. H.
Hon. W. M. Welch, Chief Justice M. T.
W Phelps, ---Register U. S. Land Office.
C. C. Graham, Esq. Receirer.
D'Wtlf, Maelay A -Vlui'mby.----Chicago, lii
n»n. James 0 Parker.....'- NewYork.j
Messrs.(Stone, Wood &'Baldwin. Boston
Alfred Oilman. Esq. Lowell. Mass
Hon. T.T. Abb»tt. Manchester, N. II
IIon.B. D. Bell, Manchester, N. II
Nathan Parfc r^--•. Manchester,
S. Hard.II. Z. Pratt. A.Dun
ham, U. F. Ili Iyer, T. A.
Alexander, C. II. Urainard, W.Keney.
CFFICERS.
E. O. RIPLEY, President, T. A. ALEXANDER.
Vice President. Tnos. BRACE, JR., Sec'y, J.
B. BENNETT, Gen'l Agent.
INSURES AGAINST THE
Dangers or Fire
A ND
Perils of Inland Navigation.
At as Liberal Rules and Ratesas risks assumed
Permit of for Solveroy and Fair Profit.
Especial Attention Psiid to Insurance of Dwcl
lings. Farm Property. Out-llnildings and
Contents. Siuh Insured for Periods of
Three to Five Years on the most
Favorable Terms.
LOSSES EQTABLY ADJUST
AND PROMPTLY PAID
l.OSSIS PA ID $10,437,313 .81.
If wealth, with a steady and prompt atten
tion to a legitimate Insurance business, and
the execution of contracts in good faith, have
inducements with the public in selecting their
underwriter—we refer them for test of quality
and our elaims to their patronage, to records
of past services, tendering their continuance
witli increasing ability and facilities in future.
Choice first-clnns Indemnity may b-ffcteiJ
withntt lihiy, hits well known end
ab'e cop wot i, through
M.
J. D. Pierce,•• -*^v* ?V| '••-Angnsta, Me.
Oilman Jaquith---- Nashua.N
O. T. SMITH. T.F.TOW.fl. riEBCK.
Haps of Re Wing.
ASuleudid
Lithograph Map of Red Wing,
Jnst published by SMITH. TOWXE A CO.
t&L
WARREN BRISTOL,
63m3 Agent, Red Wing
S E A
Planing* Mill,
A N
S'.L$'// 4* DOOR FACTORY
E Undersigned having completed their
MILL AN FACTORY, mo now
ready to serve the Public with any
thing in their line of busiiiss.
Haying the best facilities in this
section of the country fordoing theii
work, anil being
A A E A S I S
rliemselves, they can confidently
promise satisfaction to I heir cuslsut
ors.
A T.AROli ASH CoNSfANT SLTl'I-Y Or
Sash and Doors.
of all sizes will lo kept constancy
on ban 1, al^o, Lumber, planed an 1
miiielic.1.
Dressing and niaU-liin
FI.
Slums
Doors. 2 panel
4 ".
Sasii S 10, flight I cents.
do 10x12, do.
do 10 14. 'i .1".
Window Blinds, lOx It. gtf.OO
l-4/~A\\ moulding work used by carpenters
Uitie to order, attlicahor.tcst notice.
Having been :tt greatexpen.se in building aiiil
titling up machinery, they confidently yxjrjel
that the citizens ii' Itcd Wing and the surround
ihgeountry. will give KS a liberal patronage
Assuring them tiiut no trouble or expense shall
he spared to accommodate them.
a Tor i]?(iiii:r.
One of the firm being a practical builder, and
having built some of the finest liuilding.-j it
Ga-Sugar
lena andCincinnnti, they arc prepared to take
Contracts of all kinds, in town or abroad and
will^varra'Jtsatisfaction to those entrusting
Jobs to us. COG E & BLOEHLE.
Red Wing, July 24thl85f». yr.
I^EATIIER LRATJilEll!!!
E S S A I E III
IMPOUTERS, TANNERS AXU COURIERS,
RE now receiving and will keep constantly
band tlie largest and iest stock of
Leather and Findings in the Territory—coh
-bting of:
E
r\_ on
Belt and Lace Leather.
Shoe an.I Saddle Skirt'nigj
Spanish Side Leather
Oak do do
the
Upper Leather
French Calf Skiins,
do Kip b.
Tainpico and Madrasa Myrroceo,
Harness Lca'therl
Brid'c Leather.
Conntrv Kip Skins,
"Splits
Also a general assortment of ail kinds of
Findings, etc.. etc.
EifPicasc call and examine our stock, as
we will rot be undersold oy any house in the
Territory.
Particular Attention Paid to Orders.
¥*8~ Cach ptil for bides, Furs and Deer
Skins.
KK**I.KK Sc RIF.III^
St. Anthony St., south side, below Ameri
can House. 44-tf
BELTING.
all width.., and of the best material, for
sale bv
KESSLER d- RIE1LL.
44-tf
SAIILI:KY, iiAiton AKK A TOOLS.
O SALE—Cheap for cash, by
44-tf KESSLER tb R/EIIL.
WANTK!.
.5000
TIIOS. B. OAVIS.
I 0 E A O N S E E
I A O
IMPORTER Of
N.mi
BRANDIES^
r» .• t- 1.-,. 1 v. 13ASSEBMiERS can proenre Tnaoran Tica- Sattrhcls, &c, A for sale
or Colored Cop.e^ Mounted, *2,Wi rrs to allpl«xs Eait at tha Ware House! 4~-
.inthaaB^^fi^r^h^^ri^is^. ^«ea tor i/asn.U.r^lf
Twtr
1
Red Wine .ttfK-«5. 1*ST. &
NEW YORK liUTTEII.
Tl'IM of a very fine idea ar:lcle. rnaJeii
Iff S:. La^rfcBvc cosntv. New York,foisa!
Fjr Fall and Winter:
W O E S A E A N E A I
Cheap Cast
a Stort
•Small profits, large sale and nolossea
WELargee
hav just received and a-e opening a
and Attractive Sl»ck of
STAPLE A1TD FA2TOY
DRY 000DS,
Which have been purchased at reduced pri
ces and will be sold low.
HEADY MADE CLOTHING,
Hats and (Japs,
Hoots ami Shoes:!
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS!
A W A E
FLOU ANJ) P0KK.
Cash buyers will find it to their interst to
call and examine our Stock before purchash
g. ittstin street W in
J. C. WEATHEBBY & CO.
September 23,1S57.
INDIAN WAR ENDED!
ASTD 3 A 0 3 D30LAP.3D,
And Iho SuhscribKr is nr\v reviving
at the corner of Main and Plum streets, a
large and extensive stock of
Merchandise
lON.SJSTlNi in i-ai". oi S.?» 1« am! FUJICJ
HR15(9&0®D®:
[iiidics' l)rcs Gond-s, Iv.ulno'ukiv, Undcr
s.ieves and Collars Dress Trimmings o:
the latest style, infants' Clothing S clla
Shawls and Parasols, Eiiibroidcry Win
dow Curtains, Mosqueto-1Jars, Prints and
Ginghams of the choicest puerns.
Yankee N
Towels and Diapcis.
ftfl.iwf M.
§4,00
i,-J.."t each. I
Cassimcrs.
13 ^r,?~l?*
HATS AN CAPS. BEADY
CIEOC5433»'V :«Mtl "Hi.ASS W ABV.
:5433»' :5 8i: A S S
GROCERIES,
and alolasscs. Tea and Colfee, Pic
Fruit, Preserve-'i Flavoring Extracts, To
nmtoe«. Oysters, Soap and Candles, Hide
and Blasting Powder, Shot and Lead,
Burning Find and Lard Oil.
lied Winz. May 1837.
Save Your Dimes!
JVH W
zo*
J. F.& E. ENZ,
AVINfi
I At l.%?i jus
I rocoi.ving
HIDES—For which we will pay thejeonsisi ngin a general of
highest market price in cash.
KESSLER d- Rlklii..
WINES,
a LIQUOMB, E
mm H«uv lack «r .th-rwn-.
seircdl
enassormen
are eonsanly
._ of GOODS,
Groceries, Provisions,
KTAPLE AND FA^CY
DRY GOODS 1
CROCKERY*!
[BOOTS
AND SHOES, 4% fa
Which we offer a reduced prices, our moo
"Qeick SitW* and Small Profif.«*
1 7 & a S S & SAP-2T3SB.
Red Wios: to Milwaukee, Chicago* arw«i»vc»iw rce new covert Busies,
—is a»ene^"'
*"l
AMD ALLoEASTEBS CITIES AXD TOWNS. Trunks Valises, Bridles, Ha tors, Harness•,
l^vcc. «en«ral Steamboat Landinsr A ESZ,
iB^ Wing, Miy i\. ir
PARCAL *lllTIi.
R*d WiBf. Dae. W.h 1MT. 73*4
mm
Fall & Winter Goods
For 1858.
AT
I E ft S E O N S
CASH STORE.
2*"\UR STOCK is now complete, comprising
nea- ly all the articles usually fo«nd in a
Dry Goods', Grocery and Provision Store. Onr
goods were purchased in New York, Boston
and St. Louis, aro well selected, and bought at
VERY LOW FIGURES!
To our customers and friends we would aay,
we have brought to this city tho
Largest and Best Selected Stock ofGooO.*
/.vcr offered in this section ol Minnesota. And
in view of the
SCARCITY OF MONEY!
We have put «ur prices down t» correspond
with the times
DETERMINED TO SETi^.
Cheap Tor Cash I
Oi*r Dry Goods' department comprises a gene
ral a»sertmeut for the Western trade, and th«i
Ladies arc especially invited to examine oar
stock betbre purchasing elsewhere,
AS \VK WILL KOT BE UNDESSOLD
GilOCERIES!
Ws arc prcjared to sell Groceries at wholesale
and retail, on more favorable terms than ever
before, having pnrchascd them in New York
and St. Louis, and can afford to sell them
CHEAP FOR CASH!!!
We have a fine assortment ol
FUR COATS,
LADIES' FUKS, &c.
Also, CLOTHING,
HATS,
CAPS,
I500TS,
SHOES,
CKOCKERY,
GLASS WARE,
STONE WARE,
s.Asir,
(J LASS,
Pt'TTY,
OILS,
NAILS, etc.,
GLOVES,
MITTENS,
SH0E PACKS,
«tc, &t\, &.C.
mt^l
lloscry, GlovcSj PerTumcryi Thread and But
tons Sewing, Embroidery a:id .Saddlers'
Silk. D.nnask Tabic Cloths, Na^ki::".
At Wii'*!i-a f«: ItflllU.
Gcntlemcns' FiiniMtii^ 'ooi!s! EAves IsOSt ami
Shirts and Collars, Neck-TUTS and Cravats
Satins. Cloths and!
of every descriplion
MADE
CLOTHIM.
MclNTIRE & SHELDON.
64-tf
a S:«.:iuS oat O is a I
FREIGHT ALL SAVED
Ait I is now lu lc found at the
it
:»i°ii'.r of .11 a» tts:l l*l\iv.% *\'lSi
IT/ I32iS -i tlicy will 1-c sold C1IEAP for
W CASH. Our stock is comprised of the
best quality of 1M and will l« sold
on reasonable terms. We have a large as
sortment of
GiiOCEMES I
I
W A S TI US AND WOODEN W A E
MA/WEN 4m FIELD SEEDS!
With oilier articles too numerous to men
tion, all of which will !x old at wholesale
or retail,
Cheap for ash.
KIC.'ITER.
44y
|Such as SUGAHS, TEAS, COFFEE, MA
TLE SUGAK, DRIED rBACHES.
APPLES, li.UMS, CHERRIES,
AN CUR It EX 'IS. A LSO,
HAM S.EG S,C ATSU P, PEPP EIISAUC P*
PIG KLES, &c Also, a large assortment of
Preserved Fruits!
Such as CITRON, PEACHES, OttANGE
PEAL, RASPBERRIES, BLACKBER
RIES, QUINCES, TAMARIND
and a variety of
Fresh Fruits
A
I*IWM:T.JBI.F:S
That we warrant to he as good as when
picked, comprising WHORTLEBERRIES,
STRAWBERRIES, GOOflBfflMlKS,
BLACKBERRIES, CHBRRIES,
UASPBRRIES, CAFKRESf
A S O N 1 I S
PINE A E S
EGG PLUMS,
E A S
CORN,
AN CHOVIES,PEACH E8,LXBSTKBS,.
Constantly on band,
NUTS OF ALL KINDS!
CANDIES, CIGARS, ORANGES, LEM.
ONS, PIE FRUITS,
We have also connected with our Store as
EATIN SALpQN
Where we can supply our
the fine fixens of the
good order.
44
^,000 ACRES OF.BI0H
FABHIKG LAN
I For Sale by ^MIFHT^WXK 06
ONE
Ilk with
.Seven Octave PI
aicnt, from the
&. .umston," BoatoB, Un
or Real Est.'.V.-.
For rqnLurpar UMUn iaaalN
"ttieo of ^.TWMITJt TOlm
-Mr 1*. \m* wth
up
"B.
Red Wing, Jut* 6, 1857.
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