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DOCTOR CARLOS,

Surgeon, Physician ami -fcc0ucter,
A GRADUATE OF the Paris and Turin Univers ;ies
~ mas taken Ms residence IN St. Pgui. lie will take
pleasure in exhibiting his Diploma any who de.
10 il. DIR. & viii have his Office VI Turl ms
Fourth street, ST Panl; where ae be found
ail, promptly attend to every call.
n r. DIR. {. has instruments ef the most approved
kinds, for every surgical operation required. 80,
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j. r. HALSrED,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
hFFICE, of third and Cedar streets st Paul.
" Refers BY permission, TO
His Escellency, Gov Ramsey, J. r. simpson, st Liert
Corps. u :. Top. Eng. st. Paul. Ex-Governor Fetch,
Michigan; Prof Williams, University, Mich; Rice,
Hol!iDshead a. Becker, st. Paul, NJ. T
BOOTl.ESS
IL for people TO expect prosperity who practice the
Il bad economy Of buy ing wretched sale boots and
Shoes when they fnd genuine custom made work
both sewed and psgscd women's shoes gentlenen's
and fine boots. custom made, upoG honor, Of the
best material, door TO Dr. BarbouTs Apoihecsry
shop ard nearly opposite Post Office Third street
81. Paul where YOU may AWAY nd ready 10 take your
measure, when in, JOHN QUINN.
p :. Prices fire calf boots, ST O0 md quality
IS so; best Kip, 81 so; best erogaDs, - 20.
jar ~ 4ltf
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Also, brcOas bed cords patent buckets glass, Gig
astoas, ppwder, shot, Lead tobacco, starch raisins
coffee, rice e' hcrr saeratns, gnger pepper, GIN
nao cloves, spice, Goldfish, oysters saues, kers
matches white lead, eggs, butter lard, cheese, abiers
loaf sga SALT table salt, Candles pepperssuce pickles
percussion cape, ianters, backing chestnuis, vinegar
iAk, and every thlng else you ant,
june IS, l-5l. I0-ly
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Saint }jdu! Dusiness Car0s.
iaECH.4NIC3L.)
Il, H. PRICE


- E' Is. PR ,CE.
EHhA can DC "''i' near 1le corner "i JACK
~" a'e '''''n S''e's "'''' ''e loNe' si'"ei' ~
l. D. "a, ~ t''h tt aP'cH'''e>"'P al 'he Ou,
'ss n ~ '''u ue 'es NO an Si>c e'tIe a%t'
''uo' W '"so wa" may eHP'"S h''' /" any "t'oh =
T. S-TwG good journey Iaen are wanted Immediately
- Faiii Ang- IA, 1891. II
Rf,ytNS A. LANSING
sNrAIER in .to,e. ami -, .rnt,rtrers cr eyc-, ,ss
.ri.,,io of Tin unt ,,onr.r " an. n e ~ ,onrs he
l,,,- IN. A,rrr,ran uouse ~ hrtho,,> strse,
l,u. qs lS,l an
r. ~r,,~rc cc-x,,->.s,,,rr.
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=" "eN ""p !" " oi "o'' - ''t",'d 70 'o aiN
"', '' 81 nc "a ''N'>N' PivAi ''" ~ '"0 '''''
sa'iS.arton %. enc .
Iuit d" -,.-. ID
CAVENnFp .'gUEX,G
ACKSSII'TuS - ne 2. .o, on he ea~, side ri
kS R,le,t. street ~. 'ri - ,,o- ,,,,g.., win ~
h.t r. ot IN ., ..f % 3 H. ,r. ,rJ var,et..
tha ever vas " CO = 70 t"'< 'cwai i"'"'ng beside
'""il"' ~ A''t' ~ i''. ''''' '-' ni",n''
S"eueS' '."'>d' -, '" -" ''' ''''' anu DIS
20 >i'''' ~" :" e Z" - ..f Ne .'4''i "" 'oe
o'~ "a N"'i -, 'h l".' GOV .'" o. rf''t 8.i"''
w ""'t " y - -,""P' ~ '' ~ -
S Sh>""e' Nh,'e "aA ana i't A'''' ~. ""'' iP-
tol wagons, b'-S't7 az > ''h' " we o"he' ''''
an warrant /" ofdeF3 - 'io!' h"oe Also every trs-
CfiplHh "a pl"N'S.
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5tilluater BUSINESS Gar05.


Henry L.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.--StEwater, Mimi. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and Tor sale
warranted genuine.
ABRAM VAN WORRIES.
duorney and C0nnstiior al Lac and Solicitor an
ChGH,erg.
VIII attend IN all professional business entrusted TO his
care. saltwater. Minnesota Ter. off
THEODORE. u. pARRf1.
Attorney AZ tOunrc''of At Law,
Sti'.tooter, h'j,t. az Te.r.,o.-a.
STORE - f'A4k. -.
NNTM. ". HA,. NS, on ia -r.. :. 'lwp:et, one
w door north OF Dr. c. - h.i'i'.g. j. oren-
ed general assortment o y tcCs G.oce 'e. ~ t.
wage CIockery. and all cuo,s us'.liy kept
in cOgntry store, which &c Viii sc eStteme ON iur
resdN-ply. lT Cal. and ioOa.
Nay . 1851. sly
5clAs Eu;bonn.
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"l anice Doodle come 70 Town
Fot 20 buy 4 tirelock;
We will tar and feather him,
md SO W. viii Jnhn IIancock.'

The tune VAS first used 4 national air after the
battle. Of Lexington and Concord The British
advanced 70 those villages 10 the music Of God
save the King Their retreat wa, expedited 10y
the shot olthe enri gel contaen:as, and the notes
Of &" Yankee Doodle, " who's were dinned IN tueir
ears b, the ''rebels,' to show thlt the dcsp,.od
Americans had determined TO ,ndcate their out
ragged rights FhenceiaFth, "iankee Doodle
became Il national air. An English count OF
the oiein Of the air, recently published, scrlbes
the authorship TO DR.. James Shockbufy, surgeon
Of one of the British regiments, which, during The
old French and Indian war, was employed IN ser
vice. on this continent. 1t is said that, in 1855,
the New En.lani eginents, which mustered Ia
Albany for the purpose Of aiding The royal regu-
lars in the invasion Of Canada, were so Old fash
iouel aai redcuiousy accoulrai in comparison to
the dandi6ed English regulars, and their music
was so anti1ualed that DR.. Shuclbury camposed
the air Of ''Yankee Doodle IN derslon o.. the
proyincas. ana then recommended ii 10 them AS
a .merrv march, II IS sad that the tune plea Scd
them much and was immediately adopted, Oar
readers may Choose between the stateneuts which
we ha, given as 10 the origin of Yankee Doc
de" They comprise all the learning upon the
subject &C which we have any knowledge.
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NJ Nj. Ill. ~ ELCA.

ATTORNEY AND CoUHsELLoR At Law.
TONNuSSIONER for the State 0f Michigan. Office
u in iryne's brick building, near the American.
II Paul. January :, lS52. 3-y
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DIR. r.. RtHKSIrT,
o. f.. FRENCH, VI. d.,

uUAS his office ihe ol l.. S,oans Store, where
j he viii he ready 20 attend to professional calls
Saint Paul, November, 1881. Spy
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POWDER.

T.. BlSSELL is agent for the sale Of LOfiins anS
- Smiths celebrated ride and mining Powder, aal
will furnish purchasers with any quantity from Il
one Thousand kegs, at St Louis prices.
o. Orders from abroad promptly filed
j. L. BISSELL,
June &c. 1881. (l01 Dubuque. lows
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.
hEEPLY sensible of past favors, again invite our
n y attention my MILL!NERT J. Est E-
L.SUMENT, confidently assured tla; can show
variety oi materials and trimmings that Will repay
inspection.
My facilities increased for supplying with
the latest styles ard he able every de-
mand which taste md sly IL may require.
Ny arrangements for she season, am persuaded will
flly ems that which the LADIES' Of Saint
ral so willing 10 contribute. when punctuaisy and
anxiety please blended with knawiedge of what
their excellea, taste requires.
NJ. 4. MARVIN.
Third Street. ST. ranl, November 20, 1851. 81
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Dubuque.

J. l.. EISSEII.,
WhslesaIe Dealer in Groceries and Prouis,ons,
No, 2. Globe Buildings.
DUBJ4CE, I0ua
June 26. le5i. no
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r. II. DEWERRFR.
March 5, 1852

N conner Of Roberts ard Fourth streets, St Paul las
receive aud offers ior sale st the lowest prices gen
era assortment OF family groceries and ciheT goods "a
wit
800 bushels oats, 5 barrels mackerel,
corn. 90 -four
10 sacks dried apples, :" bacon,
peaches, mUiasses,
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WHO WANTS RE-.

" ITO " ANS FL KNfEt kEt
~~uxen ". If. STEES,
A. tie CIBf vET WfRE-ROON, cor
E7Iih ot Third and Minnesota streets, SAINT
w Paul. keeps land, and Wi! sell cheap
E@@1 for tash, Sofas. Diyan-, BI.e aus, Tables
EN N Desks, Lounges, Hedstes,is, Chairs and al
EYV 4 other description. OF CJh..et " are, made
in the best manner. and 0ui oi weil-set-
sonod materials The ubliC respectfully invited to
call AID examine. 2-SS
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XKYOTLD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity tbat he has reformed aite Il
temporary as.nCe Of months. and offers his pro-
fessional services ide 1"Ec Thankful past ivors
md soliciting share % nric ps runo-c, viii prac-
tlcr upon The Eclectic Ee,o pfn,ipc, d, irdne mer-
cur, in all its forms lie D. Ne louGd =; tIs old stand
al All hoaTs except when o ossios ally engaged
April 10, I-5l. PSI
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Origin Of .'Tunkee D1olic.3

The origin of Yankee Doodle" )" saws the Phil
adeIphia Sunday Dispatch. goes back to the time
OF the Cavaliers and Rountheads III Englaad a
A song, intended TO satetise Cromwell COM
mencet:
".Sankey Doodle come 10 town
Upoa little pony,
Wuh L feather in h., h.;
Ip0n a mace rom -
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Have You good Understanding I

MARVIN, invites the public to examine the
a/s best stock Of materials in his line thar has ever
been seen IN the Territory. tie Challenges either side of
the Atlantic 10 produce better quality Of French Cali
skins, special. adaPi,i for the winter season.
On hand, aso, Ladies fae casIoIn made shoes and
CATERS Aiso Gentemens Calf and Kip Boots, the best
that can he made. lou know the stspd-Thrd street
scar Roberts street
Sa:atPaul November 1851 =,
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{. j. kOVlTS K co.
uH Manuiactory; every thing in the fur line NJ sae
la the best manner Ladies furs, sleigh robes fur
ceais, cap. and gloves Upper Town. Fuers hsick
sSSsss ot. raul 45-tC
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NtTiyaN SPrCER

Matchmaker and Jcwe!er, T'ttrQ-St.. 81 PIul
nzAS ust received and keeps staHty hand ,
general assortment of Clocks, Watches and lew
clry. Also PerfuneTy and ever, other article ~ his line
Gcniem,n and Ladies respectfully invited 10 cali.
November, lS5i.
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NO. IT..

ANoraEa FAILURE.-1hs New York Jour
nal of Commerce announces The suspension Of the
Wool Growers Manufacturing Company, an in
corporated company at Little Falls uerkiner
county, Who have heen engaged in the production
Of broadci0ths. The stockholders are iniivldu-
ally liable to the amount Of their STOCK; AID as
most Of them men Of properly, there will
probably he loss for the creditors. Their la
btics are gwen al ssl00 600.
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attorReg af lar ant Solicitor az Ch4ncerg.
TONMiSSi1 MIR lor states oi Naire. RhoGe Island
u Connecticut New York. reunsy ana, Virginia,
Alabama, Ohio nad Louisiana
arAl instruments Ia bt used recorded ia any of
the above Sais, may be taken my oaice in - fani
Iplv 81. l55i. lb-u
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LOOK SHARP.
EAORSES shod accordir" 70 Nature, and Shoes made
L for all kind OF Diseased Feet, Nv
BROOKE y hATIiP.
A. ;he,r new SnOo, ST AEthony street. above Tort
street, where tac, 9TepGret to 10 al! kinds of
..ACKs,I ,IITIifNG.
share OF the public patronage is respectfully solicit
et
n. B No charges for Horse Shocing when not salts
tory 10 cistonGfs.
81 Paul Feb s. t2-tf
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X. Nc Lagan,
'itora ge and Commission, Water street, hetween
Green and Washington streets, Gaena. Ill.
>. S. MERRILL & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shecs,
No. 50, Steamboat Landing, Gateno.
L.. =. FELT, Gaiena. III.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer N Dry Goods Gro
ceres, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crochery, Iiouseiurnshins Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand iarge stock
of Ride and Da sting Powder and Fuse. .-lo
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The British officers brought with them great
contempt Of the provincAls, aud the most reason-
able opnpn is thl, they revived the words Of
"Naniley Doodle" subs .itudlng Yankee for The
old Csomw eian words. That II used by
them IN de1.sion of the Americans, j. certain.
Before the battle Of Lexington, the prosincas
we're engaged IN obtaining arms in Boston, aud
convey IL! them ont Of town concealed in yarnus
wayS 4 Version OF the song, very popular at the
time with the British soldiers, ran thus:
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Galcllu.

n. l.. TEs EFT
NO 81 Levee, GRlcna, I''iDois,
Forwarding and { Onu -ioa NJ. caHi., De,irr IL Pro
Guce, Tobacco, ~e,ars, DoH,>,C uui
Imported Liquors.
Orders from Dealer. and coI,,,v Nccchants respect
fully solicited board we steamer NOo,ipce by
2-52 W YOUNG. .
e. &. S''F.CTHEE.
Wholesale and retail dn1irr IA medicines.
OILS, 'iut-, b.o,bes, vines. chemicals.
varn'>Ie-, l,;leni n,".;rine-. Sc. &c.
Main :, eel, Caien,, iiiinoi-. 5 2-tf
UEMrSTEA AID q NASHBURNE.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Gloud. .tinos.
:CFo We have cor,'u9'iy o1 hand supply o.
genuine Lard Watt.n,~ ,.A' a vii, be sold.
MAY II
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llh!lomllprr.

JOSEPH BOWKON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
n Uiow Rjrer, 81. Croir co., WisconSin
Presumption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constant, OF hand. aud conveyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended 10.
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NEW MEA Ni-HKE1.
FuvIiE subscribers baVf olencu ua.Sct the sale
OF Fresh meat Third Sft: ., in the rear OF tht
Fremont House 81 Paul, (thc place lately sdYcr
t>ei the meat market ot Mr Ttaov}; where Opl,
OF 81 Paul and vicinity viii be fab,d with good bee
0t living prices.
36ti TAINTER d LANDERS
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MAIN STREET, OPPO TIE G,IEvA HOTEL.
NEANUFACTLRti aEu hrcg constantly hand a
lNu complete Of ard Windsor Chars.
Also, Bureaus, ;,lc- STANDS VI Ag Desks, Looking
Gasses Brd-tcitS. g.. %. Pc wishing 20 pur-
chase viii 10 well c.' nCior" ,icy elsewhere rs
prepared to srl sODd sI,ice. our terms
invariably oaaa, II 8fc,u to II as cheap or
cheaper, thar ia I've city. easonale de-
duciion made bu, ing 10 sc agaln All orders
from distance rrnrral'y attended 10.
Galena, May, ioJl. "a y
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JOHN r. SNl'. Il * CO..
UatcR1nGters ctd jepeitrs, hdjH ST. & -, H!iaoie.
A Large and well selected assortment nj Clocks,
IA atc.e JcyFelry and SILVER Spoons, constantly Oh
hand, fer safe low. Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds Of .cYtlr, made order and neatly rcpaire' -
All oriets nunctuay attended TO. The highest Trlcc
paid tor old gold AMI silver. e-lS
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tito -gtys M C0bHstiors Gt I4,u.
Offce-Third street. lear ihc Central House.
Csc. ". HRhSCorr. ID :. !! BAKER.
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IL. w. Lott.
HREsl WILLIAMS

" "A be found readg ii all times make surveys Gi
lands and lots. lhaGire Ike oice oi Masterso
~i;lops - i'ahi 2i5
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A"maccaroni' is explained 10 be knot upon
which III, isalh2r placed. This is Il 3;ini-
lion more sensible than The common version. The
words And called it (ths feather) maccarcni,
sound Ike nonsense The meaning Of fNankey'
is lue,picable. Ba,iey's Dictionary. 1881, de
fines the word Doodle, sorry trihing fellow
81 his d,tini.ion IS correct, it II probable that tile
pi'grinIs took the air and words OF 'I aakee Doc
dle" ,tll lhsrn to New England The Indians
called the English Yuaghees, whence ,he word
Yankee The air. before the revolution, was
known IN New En- sand As Lydia Fishers jis,
and TO it sometimes sung he words:
''Lucy I.ocket lost hex pocket
Lydia Fisher found 1t
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q AEAiEk> in stoves ana manufacturers ri eFcrs d
~ clipii0n Of Tin and Copper Ware, a few doors
low ihe American House, 81 Anthony street.
june 26, lS5l. 40
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DRS. HUI. q SME

KUaNl\t, entered "A Copartnership. VIII practiC'
their nrul.Ssun IN =. Faul and vicinity. p.ce oI
81. Anhouy street, between Sloal's anu farrington
stores.
IL An assortment Of pure med. .cines for sale.
Jas l.. lsJ2-3ni
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NJ :. lNtS FLt70''
sN.S NE.9 >DS.
TrORNFYS AND cor UN~fLioRS AT LAW
4. q aud Sci,ifor. 'n Chauc,ry. Il Pau, hmne>"id'
will attend with pom itne~S ano fidelity 20 Az law bust
rntru>cd 30 tbeir Muesota and me ajoin-
ing counties of Wisconsin
gIPstticalar attention viii hc given 70 the collection
Of debts, and the location q. Land Nalrsnts
sent Ia I-Jf o2iN
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DIR. Al vAxDERsLICE.
LOUISVILLE. Ky ,

LOUISVILLE. NY
ate proessol Of the Eeole cniOne Medicine Of phst
maciale Paris, having been praetieing Medicine %
years past,
DkGS leave TO announce to his friends ard the public
ID generally, iit he still continues 10 devote his time
and attention to The alienation OF human suffering, by
curing the following diseases: Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Fits, Dropsy Dyspepsia. Liver complaints Bes, Fistu-
Govt. KheumatisIn ScrofGa White swelln ss las
of the skin, Nervous ae,toEs Fever and Ague,
bilious comp laiuts DC. &c.
The success whith 4 =. =. has met with by his pecu
liar of treating all kinSs of diseases, has teen
ionishngcurng The most desperate after repeated
failures Of tue most eminent practitioners In the country
As pro OF the nociors merits untrird he will
take the OF OH patients without charge excepting
the cost of the medicine requir fee until after the
restoration OF their health, and the fun satisfaction of
the patients mind OF the benefit conferred. This is the
prcipe upon which Dr. Nandersliee is governed IN AL
cases with his practice.
Persons afflicted with Bilious, &C., can have them
entirly removed aud permaleLi, cured b, Or. " and
eau bear testimony to III wonderful
Families sufer with irrce uiarities nervousness de-
bit. de-. BIZ Permanently cured 10y the treatment Of
DIR. NandeTsice. la les let no scruples ulse deli
eao. hinder You from slI.Ig IN pr per person, when
you can Je So readily restored 10 healif.
Diseases 0; peculiar character guaranteed TO be
removed in few days radically. without ofe sive or
dceseous medicines. ~. V. being emil esiy sutces.
full in uis baLoh OF r.ciiCe Patents would save much
;ine asl MONEY. TO So nothing OF Anxiety OF niEc 10y
giving him early ell. hewarrnnts 10 all no mlterh'
severe and long standing il have been, tho ough
cure or pay nNiios your true interest is IT, apply
Ia Dr. v al who has the proper medicines 10 meet
all
Dr. Vandersre begs leave to say ruriher that he has
with him dies prepared in scientific aid skillful
mahn"r under his eye 10 each and all diseases
in Itch his been long with full direction
b. he: therefore inyalids from any section OF
the country by adTesSn letter. post paid, to tie doc
tor. Stain symptoms De- Ind enclosing fee, have
advice and nIrdciDe sent then.s
y ohcg hours from TO II o'cloci, 4; NJ and from
to6P.M
IFThe doctor may be found at the Pavilion Hotel on
Front street. on and alter this date. He will remain
som a ~ tpu IN
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TO MILLERs, CAPITALISTS, AND
OTHER5

EIIGIBlE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE GREAT
IL BARGAIN The powerful and valuable STEAM
MILL lately belonging the Mount Vernon and New
Harmony Plank Road Company. This Mill drives two
and is warranted three thousand feet Of lum
Der daily Ii erected three years since at cost Of
more than four thousand dollars, and is in excellent
order II has four foot boiler Of The rery best quality,
which cost upw ards of fve hundred dollars
This mill is situated Big Greek aud the Plank
Road Elk miles from Mount Vernon, where The Pink
Road strikes the Ohio River. around it i. 'avily
timbered country, where sticks obtained ~ low
Rates aud in an! quantity 1t is seldom that an esGb
ishment valuable and conveniently situated Is offered
To the public. Possession Immediately.
As the present propretors bcugh. n; cheap rate,
and do notinten 20 il. twill be sold, for cash
part credit at from ONE THIRD half its orig
nal cost. Four of Land 20 with the Mill.
Apply for further particulars, at Evansville to Mr..
Crawford Bell. Nam street; at New Harmony 10 Mr.. ~
g. Nettelton and at Mount Vernon To Mr.. William J.
Lowry. novls fwG6tw
NPVoiksbote copy weeks and send dill to this Office
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~sSss<sss Consisting of an elegant and HlrGlln
ssskszzzs. large assortment Of cLstome TliIU
I->< made bosom shirts, shirt collars. lSEJ
cravats of superior quality and beautiful patterns, silk,
knit draw shirts gloves sGspenders and
every other article usually found IN the most extensive
establishment OF IN country.
r.ssS1 IN connection with thei large stock Of SszTS
I-rtT clothing, they will keep "A file assoTt Ezfyf3
Gfth meht Of CAMPS Superior HATS AND CAPS.
Also. all kinds a" Union. MeSican. California. Leghorn
Panama and other styles of hats. ith variety of
EsBehE'e nEG ~HOgS,
is useless 70 mention their CANT and very extern
sve lot Of hogskin aud other kinds of TRuNgs, CARPET
bASs al dVALIsFS.
Offering he rfeit thanks for the unmistakable de-
Uonsrairations OF approval received In both whole
Pale and retail department Of sess, respect
fHliy soliciting continuation OF the publck favor, we
dccm II unnecessary to Ieeapuate unriyslled facii
ties and ef conducting business, which
able Us 10 compete. if not excel esiab shmen Of the
kind la the lhiOn We beg TO say. that every step in
progress, az experience. and extending our business,
tends towards enabling the extend in
ducemeEts and facilities to customers. Having
largtc oar business 10 considerable degree since st
spr this enabled offer 10 our friends
ana TO the inspection at purchasers generally. stock Of
goods. which in superiority of make. beauty of Styles
and iowness Of pces has certainly not its equal either
in TIE East or VI est
FCouBtry merchants should fail this stock
before purchasing.
MACK & LOBENSTINE.
ErdHsUiiLe Oct. Is, 1851.
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THE undersigned respectfully announces that he will
Il remain in this city shot time, and will be happy
10 receive a. his ROOM such ladies and gentlemen may
desire Lkenesses of themselves friends children,
neatly executed and in lOcke,s. breast-pi finger
rings, plain and fancy ia the very best style
Ladies and gentlemen invited TO call aud examine
specimens and assured that 10 picture is allowed 10
bass from his unless il is in every particular
tirrly satisfactory the sitter well the rtist.
Rooms in Fosters building, formerly occupied by
Webster q Miles. ldecN +. J. CHAPMAN.
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