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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-21
BrSca & HGINECkH I'm,
FOREIGN AND DoMEsTIC bi0UVN' liV,y9

FohEio ctsDiaIS. sYRUPs, HAVANA
c,s,'RS FRnyCH CALF-sKINs. &e.
yv,,.x,s.o5lI MoaOng ,hela, Old Ry1i % Uu
xgsSoS RiSCg y fiEINECKEN purchased sue ~ =
.tck Of lgaoes and wnea. ,.Sdieor Ssa 40
=. 81 I.,.rs whitman 81 Zihn about 'ne ,,,i thereto
VII ry on the business al the old stand 'h i
t, n..r ~ ter M.ssrs. u. & H. VIII at-eio rit
- h.,.;ues. In person one else having tlu'ii ~
20 20 H h,ness Tor or ia connection with their house.
.ouC7
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--.-,,.,n, 1-s,Er DRY GOODS.

oHNSoY FRENch hSye n,S no ,;ods S ever offered to
y best SCI 80 consisting of everl ihing W. .nai
ir%I ~ he IL r5 .ae on as 'Iss'fo Has .sn selected
at House 'h l"e es,v for this trade and exeiusNei.
grsa ln. aai niaufears5. coas, msrsIa"', r i,
az saI eeney insitG vi n to %. 's love ;aS and on as IA
vo BILE terms as 'ne 'sxufs. $40 isp2Ol
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FARMERS AND MECH ANICS'
HAL Il II A SIS CIATI ON!
Cleveland Ohio Y a.ssf yette, Ind,

rTlHIS is Association OF rners. Mechanics and
WoTkingmel gsneralt, for the mutual ass stance
of each other Ia ease or sickness ar accident.
BY the pay n The tdIbssionlee OF 3 .5o atthe
time Q: making applications AMI 1T tie first Annual De-
posit wteon ten DAYS viii beesmen Life Member
nd will be entiile 10 Weekly Ben ht.ii you shDul
be disaed by Sickuesso Accident from pursuing Yea
ordin.c, business occupation. Females insured agains
sickness common To- both sexes
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CGocKsAr D DJEwFLRY

. The subscribef tlanI.iui Tor pasi liberal pat.
"a ronage. would ree. ~ u
Gnari and Fob Meas, Fine seals and =. Nis s.,,,s
peus A la.ye nssortn ht OF ladies' alV "a
.., pi,'. s,,Ieudid lot of barTii gs BON ~ Ia Ia
trnrs silver Table aud 1a spoois. t.tf ss..-itt
:. tension Peuhocers silver lh'n'osss. y "a .
~ e. p.arl Gar Cases PoTtmones. souNsiefs sn1
nos, of other articles all OF the newest =.
and take a LOOK an, how, ss 10 rctrot. 70 rel
resented. -. Na,sr aud First. =
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WALL PAPE Err STO 81
VOOK BINDING, STORE, FANCh AN
lEWElRY BOXES MANUFACTokY.

An PAPER HAN GIT
rDHE SUBSCRIBER woul most respeeuuii;i 40 40
1 non, .. to the citizens of Evansville anu ss,nis ~
r., ,h,x b, ,,p.ed Wal Paper store. on r"s'
NJ ain and Locust streets Their stock IS 9 lne ~,
and richest patterns aud ci suenof qua.; @.
Ill ,sf 4, r,,.iy. additions through The coinlIg sca
Tnav have also on hand the newest patterns OF & 81
Shaiss Fire Screens French Borders, stauohapes'~ w
oreL edg- Papers. ETC., etc, etc. e, with IN,
TS banrin: of Wall paper they perform WIN ''''
greatest accuracy. =, S,o,a Fancy anC
ra,rr RoykS of every description made TO or9er =
the shortes' houee an" A. EENGLHARD,
bound. - -, r.;,, .nd Locust streets
ap29 rrs'' oe'' -""A
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vrsS GoODs--Just seceiyed large and beau
,,r,f s,scrti,cnt of G'"s de KIM bF2c'.as' l loS
uiu ssSt II Siiks satin slu Chin, Turk aud Ves'
Nns Slllies orgsndics and 6renadihe'
sb,s"r de Lan.s aud barred and dotted sysse' &c
,neiuus.' % ..ScJ Try us--ws defy competition.
Dress "0'' JOHNSON g. FRENCH
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- ,yUNsON a. son,
,v,r,room. Main street. betreeH foHrtH ana
Evansville, ind,

y,oreroom. Nam StTett. VV'"0'' .-||
= Evansville. ind,
pv ,,enared to attend TO the dgnes o' ,iis onuL
k n lis various brarthrs. and have
good and nea. h' ;Ise, % su@ror Of Their
ols @ ti cases over the Coins wheh ,is no
!" genera use their modrra'e enars Of those who
nsase. will eniitle them TO the pa''04-eN
'epS prc%lar ,q attention. paid to Pressing a"a Also 10 pre-
boiies, engraving ams plates, ration with
pairing ana any part Of the union; s-ea cot
N.b. aisn "a s,,n;saed at th;, shortest notice.
| p,h9a-3m~
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sAFEs.

rrrsr reed ar assortment OF Rich q 20 mann
Il Patent Safes which We will sell a. ''s,s Sew o'>
factory prices VINE aoOi''" - Ais & HOWES,
sole Agents for southern Indiana
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..,.s c-e for the whole term Of lhe. , FOR
Inc aoore isny.ee the 3si per cent eTS
~, a.. ,nn,ne, r,,e. one half oni is required IN eaS"
,n rsma,,,ing half IN Premium No.e. or Oh ne,
CaliorHia r'sAS '""0 T. C CAsSELBERRY, Agent.
cent. e,a.a,.,x -t. feO23
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TIL +
GREAT ERE IN CHILLiCoTHE'
KID "a N IA & Do
tb;rd os ,hc Town Isurnttc 10 Ashes

CnLIIcolHE. o., April I3th' Iooz'
Nessrs. STEARss & MARVIN In rsn,v
GsR,IemsR: Yorrs of The 1ih IS .. sr n,u GOOD for
-, S.fe In The fire. EXCEPT ouRs mas pto'eu
nothinp lost largc Saie---IT Wa PEkf ,.o. vor
Ep-out w ~ we $3.50 s Your obedient seryt,
NOTHING wAsiN''HHN WN Il. CLEMONS..
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EVANSVILLE. Ia, TUESDAY. JUNE 2l. 1853. p
INSURANCE COMPANIES. aG
''s.eurity--stabiii,y--Perpetuity.o
a.. a-"- 1lFE INSURANCE. n "l
Mutual Life insurance CGIlyt,any


Mutual Life lnsurance COMPANY
II g.ts. tl OF NEW YOKK-. .A1f
NO. 35, w ak sskEET. O.
NcTrAi cIsH FuSD, AcctarL.TED on lsr FEn'Y. 1853
.s t7F fia ss.of5,775. .64i!
Securely inu st7d in Bonds, Mortgages d Stocks
JOSEPH b. .yC0LbISs s. resident. "a -
Isaac Am arr, Secry...... CHARLES GLL Actuary
q. w. Hath bone, Agent, Evansville. ins
-. oFylcg AT iHE RgAscH BANK fa.4E =
NJ. j. BRAY, ". ID, HIGH RON AIDS, NJ. o
L er Medical kxamiiers.s .3.s ~
'rINHlS Company being based upOu the Mutual and
J. Cash principles affords tbehest possible gnars ntees
70 al woo wish 70 secure the sDef. Of Life lsurapee.
RErERryeEs IN ~ .SsvILLt:-Nessr John shtitlln,
Gllson Msshee. Chagies yiele Samuel ssore,es5
= A, ,kli.as, w "a. Beicsar Jsnes laae ehlin, Jas D
Eughes, John W. daglleS, ~. q Meis-c, =, ~. 80,
GRID, Henry ID. Ali. n Hsrseiibe re- e. enfw ~
Oliver Ladd. n. ii Johnston, Isn.ess X. Page u
Taylor, w. Bacon, ID. " Ash0ridge, j. Vcsason
hughes. J. c. Wheeler . --T = F.tit.BrI.
p PsSCeros:-Hon samuel Hall -,
" p PHrPcts settug forth the dvan.aees offered by
this Company together with the Tenth Anuual Repor
ION February 1T. 1881 will De furnished gratuitoisly
upon appiicatiod 10 the Agent. s-..s ~ ar4u
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Iwewe ,;,. made wit tie Company VIII be reianues
All uepoIp, 81 No,e.u,.i,ss otherwise agreed upon.
in current hsihh N'' WM.T. PAGE. Seety.
mhly5l-u
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20 LIFE ASSURANCE.
n TN a sNSU Sc a A. 40 VI II a N n
,-startIord. Conn.

LIFE ASSURANCE.
ETNA. sNsUsx ZOE 40 M r ANY,
-<tartIord. Conn.
lr ANNUITY FUND 10000 DOLLARS,
THIS WE'LL -NOWN aud long established company,
J. having organized New Department for lAFE In
suRAScE entirely distinct capita. exclusively
pledged with iis reserved accumulatons for the pay
upua life Insurance on! and IN event
table other debts contracts or engagements OF The
company prepared to issue Policies or lh es at
rates materially redueedf the charges vi the Mutual
tom panies
The leading idea cf the system adopted by this Com.
pauy is 20 precisely what worth To insure
given :iIncunt upon hfe, fcsa eeriain time, and ~
charge precisely that sum and no more. r-.
The pr6mptncss, fairness and berality wielr have
marked all IN deaVgs Of this Company for 'riod ol
ever thirty four years and the well known character OF
its officers ciFessors aior The surss guurti! lht
n, affairs will b. 50 nanaged rs 10 afogd 10 Tie assured
that ultimate safety aud security whloh is oi TIE hrst '
plrialee in Life Assurances. 81 70, tr4t e.. fi-
Policies will be granted, PAYABLE after dea.o- upon
the Ia rites arriving specified age. CAIIroRsIs md
other usual risks will be ssumed by ibis company
at reasonable rates.
MANAGERS OF THE LIFE DEPARTMENT.:
L A. BuLKLEy, JoHS L. BoswELL..
RoBrRT BuELL. ROLAND MATHER,
MILEs A. 'fUIrLE, EDwING. RIpLEY,
HESRy IL. PRATT.
4. A BULKLEY. Vice President.
- W. SEYMOUR. Actuary.
UPPamphlets containing Rates Of Premium and in
formation ia relation The pla Of opexs '.- - III
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nrPOsITS.

l.. ....,,,. rrs,,,nee Company pays interest on
VIE . ,,i,s made al the office OF the COMPANY, on
s'r four doors below Main lathe lonowg rates.
20, p,iy Deposits Il J per cent per an"
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BUSINESS CARDS.

1 C,,o,,,s FAMILY GRocFRy-Keeps every thing
choico in Groceries and provisions, on FIRST sIee'
'.,.Iy.,n hain aud Locust. ho'i'
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u JoHN C.MArrHETs.
uy~ ~CC AR IA CEO x n,

,S,romore ST., bet,ceen Water and Ftrst streets.
irHg estAbl shed vinegar rae'1i h y.
i 'Nt.s~rs Z,hu & Wiunans Liquor store, ~ w
-, ioc.,iou where families and dealer> may oo'i
sS s, quality of Vinegar al less ihan H.
ttis IN. i,yit- the attention OF the public To MS
.ne .ne e,",as,ory.' sSss ldec36ml &c. MAtIhhMs,
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AMERICAN UNION ~,
LIFE INSURANC e ~ NJ "A
cauital 100000.

,...s.o, TED nv THE LEcrstATuRE o. ohio
iSooRr Charter Perpetual
No IA. Fast FOURTH ST. CINCINNATI
Hls coMPANY issues ,ao5,ion pSS for larger
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ISAAC BRIDE. New Orleans, la
l. NJ HATCH, Charleston, D I. So. ,,s
THOMPSON q oNDESBURYS, baltimore, T.,,. Mu;
HOLYOAKES, LQWNhS o'' i0'"i ''
Emmy q MORLEY, Toledo, q:
hiiIS & HoWES, Evansylll la,A ef
= SHEPARD & CO. Buffalo, N T.:
WAITER X. MARVIN, LoeSport, ~ l.
paRNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHaS n. CAMPFIELD. Savannah, 1a'
nail K MOSES. Columbus. GA. c.
nE,EoSSET d BROWN. Nunhgt"n'-
NM.RNNDALL. 81 Paul, NJ I; eae s-
MoRLkY ~ KAYNOLDS. klcyeiand' w.
pAVER. BOYD s GAINESVILLE, y,
ny SUGGErT, Rochester, N. y.
las. HUTTON, N ontreal, Canada
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q. e. GILBERT & CO.,
s~' .,. an..n--v.

L. AGENT. TO Cypress saciery,
--t,,ovx nm hand and constantly rSSets' So,-
IA e., w., ...v,,ct Ctaus and Cotton Ha.ung, ,wn''
tScy viii sell on as fyorablc terms as they san 90 S'
chased al in this any other ei'y' 81 A' l'e
I<,oFFrE..-,oo Rags Prime Rio, just reSeyed sn'
' , for saie by lapl5l PRESTON bhofhhhS'
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THO above letter shows that in re not hre, ',,,
..M.xpyRs are the oily Safes to oe lepeusu@ ~
In the pearl hre eieren Sajes' Oh hding EFF,
sa I ,, ,IIv ,iestrovei RICHs SAFE ALoNh
nee 70 the names preserving notes, oonds anu =
rs 70 the value OF SlOO,0O0 The chihco.e % Thess e
ted occurrences prove ipcontesloy Iha1 Ia In
Paleut Saiamanders. with RICRs W. iI whole
ocst can he mad al tine pEPoT, l45 WArkR sa,
and al the Factory, corner oil 81 ~ xSA MaRVIN
Vi IArsSukA New York. - "a ~ -
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,,-11nI FsALE. .AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE IN ~ III a :..,a.
& al would say to Their irSn9s , y. o.
snd customers Hai they arc nov reeei,ig ,hr, u',,
1IlIL ,rles for tie HING y : = 10 -t
invite the af,ctiAa 81 al rs CON
-e a,,i ear,Fan ssls,s $50 fn,er. % hf x, ~ ii,
Js. In Dress Gy6Sa. and the most aesiSoS cr, "a
L,.is ot FohkieN AM b0hs stBit f-Abf.' ey.Tr -
,,rk of uilroderes Is large 1 Ts,s Fif;, "
.,s 4, thsr n 90 andeI sleeves. tn'irt 80 ,os.
i"sn Cam hrc do: Cellars, Jac'et t2Eas st M,s. ENpE
irr. st t,isortibI,s FiaifI aif hi;'F,n -. bc,n =
lSHsWlS rom SiOto s3a. Slsa F@i'rt: - - Fine =
spring a. ssin 90. tin y ~. VS. Of all Kinds. 81
planted SHADES aiia TrrInuIrss; " 81 I.,es SE
p i.te sk; Ms Fine Fal's Far
Umbrellas. So. sSs u - y :, -, tat our stock Will
s mere con- iete ,s8s sso 81, tSn sss, ~ S esa,pinon
tesiine. & ~ ~ .be community ia geneTai s-J insle-J
~ APPOg,Lar EseA I.s.s.s ,h -. %
,T,4yE nm ersirned lea,gss y t - , ~ re- ted
Z asft - sorabc terms for balls solri's H fs
] inEs. ooaser's &c o. X. sTRAssARsg 1o
/ lEsc< KEGS YAss-s, a-sored Bas'oa. BI "a for
81 ft.SEl fnr and PittshUrgs br5nds N 500 ftIp
lsas Sy APIS
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roRGAN. KEES & PRESTON, Joboers,n y. -, hos. re-.
M arG Dnreste Ijry Goods, Boon shoes tulls, SaP
3 f5a,.-. >. Evansville, Ia 49,
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NUMBER 4S.
LOUISVILLE ADTEKTISEME'TS.

ID; BLEAC ACRED SxsEETENG.
I O0 CASKS Land asEa IOf ssile by -. rfrta
lIOU - I'D @aat~ laNE LOw& CO.,
,ny@i =; ef,:frr "a AZ a.i. 81, 10 aisyllis. ny.
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eISENTARLE CEgOTKzS.

lUU - = ''''r 'r'-''Sr- - ISTE f6wa CO.
.ny-4 n eIs;irr zo AZ A-is 81, 10 aisS'lle. ny.
ISENTaELE. CE.OTkzS. N
Il % 6S &C. SO by 50 and SO b, 6 ineh brown linen Ia
o.e Siotas. rscssYed tAis day aDaf'r ssl@ by
JA1.isS LON & Co.
rnyA p t..o,- Az oiA st louisville. KY.
EseNSETs,-locssess supenor Fancy Lace Bonnes
reserved iais lay aid Tor sale by .s- .. Z ~
7 fl.t. IAtuA'--i JANES LOW & CO.,
m! n!is --z-a.ie a. Man ST., 20 aisysilc, hy.
A1N ONs,--50 castoonA,Iew sisle RoInei Rib
IL DOES reeeiS ed AID for sale D.
-. els ri srss's = ,JA.aEs LOW & Co.,
y! 70 ll' Nam ST., loglsy lie. ~
~ $3.50 -Ew GOODS.
I X CAsks< new sts Is Fz8cs lAwia, u- afrlaiFf
asa 10 Sfss 1o a. - S.:eIs ..s-i:; (: ;p.,.,.s
s s:is sssoos GO es;sr'.:.. essss.. 4ss y.ial
10 DO DO American tloths. srl
100 pieces EmoTcideree e9lorsd s~iss; = "a
3os DO 90 !, "hits 20 dei-A -
4 rc I 30 do Drilhne;s1 i1 1ii fs@iii- -iI
$50 dos @ hnTsy bite toisosi tts' Hoss; s sisss1s
n 80 do Mixed 20 90. II asdi Iei e6 81
Z ! 100 90 Slate 90 DO oi doi aiai ss1asnsv "a
he loo loo do do 1aas Waiis 1a' ao co; GO; nj amtai sw
lUo DO Brown do Je,s- g ftesi fr sw
$40 do Msiss't Cotton Cioycs:
SVO 90 Nonsls' do do; rtr Of 2 hsf1f1El4
- csses Fancy nhris: "a
CO CsslOons do bonBsl RIbhons ;sD i.ti 1-aiao
81 gross Fa,eA Tuck cumbs.
itVO pieces ne" style Dress trimming: ~ ~
lUVsgross do DO DO Buttuiss; Hsia-s+a
lvO ases beached Coitous; -.-..-.. ..sfs aee h-a
leVU Fancy farasos, Just received sio for sale by
ea trfi ess oJAMEs l.UW q CO.,i1
-a!4 4l7 MAN 81. l.ogl.,iIle, KY.
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u % Ol %. 50 o. 46 and 50 b a6 inlh brown linen Ia
o1e CLOTHS, rscsty cd tAs dAA ina f,sr ssl@ by 81
JAALS LON & CO..
q iny24 u - El-p-- zt7 siA tst lou isvi le XIV.
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- reserved iais DAY AID Tor sale by s- ,. Z -
y ~ ~ h. atA t-eat JAMES LOW & CO.,
myl9 az Man., 'o,;svsf. Il
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ID iBEONs. 80 castoonAtI ew si,le R,une, Rib.
IL oors rsSeited aEd for saIe D.
- ssi ui srzs ss ,JASlEs LOW & Co.,
nl!Is AZ Nam ST., louisyille Ky.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-15

WHAT TIE FARMER MOST NEEps.-It is not a
college endowed by the State, SAYS contemporary
II IS primary schools, 10 prepare farmers and
daughters for the higher walks in science as applied
to agriculture. They need organization. They want
farmers clubs and ncighborhood libraries Of agricul-
tural books. They need discussion They need
more intercourse, not only in their town aud
county, bu, throughout the State and county, see
and learn what other farmers doing, and il they
have improvements. learn What they are, and adopt
them. This is the greatest need Of farmers, They
need to l,ecome satisfied with their vocaion 10 get
rid Of the prevailing notion tha, farming is necesSari-
ly unmental employment; that Is, that the farmer
has occasion iOr education, and never become
wealthy or what the world would call respectable,
while engaged in the culture of the earth, and there
fore he seeks the first oppo tunty to escape from
avocatIOn placed under ban not only by all Others but
his oun class also. The great need Of the farmer y.
that he shall declare himself independent Of all o,he,
classes; at least, than they Of hun, and
OF be entitled 70 e13agc any calling what
ever; and If he is IA Of toll, that is reason
why he should not he man Of intellect. The great
need of the farmer s organization, and this must be
accomplished by few self-sacr iScng men, who will
undertake the labor Of establishing and maintaining
farmers clubs in every neishbOi hood. Farme, $
need to drop politics and take up agriculture. They
talk, read and think, and they will be act
their children will act for shem,-Ne. England
Farmer.
Mr.. Oliver, who had the American department at
the Crystal Palace under his charge, left home sud-
denly, Monday last, since which time no trace ol
his whereabouts aSceraned until yesterday after
noon his body was discovered in the woods at lar
lem, where it seems he had committed suicide by
shooting himself The Coroner has been notified
aud will hold m inquest the body. Decea sed was
about thirty years Of age, and single MANN. Y.
Herald.
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BY EOKGE p. MORRIS,

HE-W hat can man do when wornan's pervcrse
And determined to have her own WAY?
SHAT the altar you took me for bettcr or worse,
Am worse than you took me for, saw
Silly elf.
Am worse than you took me for say!
hE-For All angel took you in beauty and worth
The PRIEST "a true woman has given;
SHE-A MAN would prefer true woman on EARTH
10 all the bright angels in Heaven,
Silly elf!i
To all the bright angels in Heaven,
HE-l've found you Tartar! My feelings you hurt
At the vcrlest uihe, Of course,
SHE-Forgettng button to sew on your shirt,
You deemed good ground for divorce,
silly elf
You deemed good ground for divorce,
HE--Well, marriage lottery is, and a blank
Some men surely draw all their lives,
SAE-Soch fellows as you. sir. themselves have to
thank,
Good husbands make always good wives,
Silly ELF
Good husbands make always good wives,
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'RCNIAN NJ. SMITH.

TRCM MAN NJ. SMITH.
Justice Of The Peace, Notwy Pubic. Collector and
Gtn10I Ageat.
HHAS removed his Office the Brick Block opposite
y the Post Oitce, corner Of Third and " nnesot
streets, where he will be found ready attend TO the
collection of debts purchasing and selling estate
payment of taxes, locating Land Warrants, &c. Hav-
ing been in the business for past, and
being provided with of al the survey ed portion
OF the Territory and OF the CITIES on the St Peters,
he daters himself that he viii be able gave satis
ton TO all who may give him call.
". r. Town Lots in St. Paul, ST. ANTHONY and all
the the Peters for reasonable prices
Also, Farms in the country with without in prove
ments.
ST Paul. June 2, 1S53.-7tf
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RICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES,
WilhersS Patent

4 Large assortment of Safes, Of various sizes and
"A patterns, With aud without powder proof locks
for sale Al the Depol, 40 Wafer street., New York.
Burgar-proof Bank Vaults, and Vault Doors made TO
order.
STEARNS MARTIN, date Rolf, St.arns a.
Co, SUCCESSORS to Rich Co.. l46 Water st. and
Of Of Avenue and 81. Marks Place. " " sole pro-
pretorx of Richs Paent, and the only makers Of Saa
marder Safes combining Wilder aud Richs patents.
VIM CONSTANS CO,
Nov 1s, l852-tf Agents. II. Paul.
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III. NJ. F.. DAVIS,


CHAS. w. BoRuP. cHAs. II. OAKES.
BORUP OAkES.
YHNHE undersigned having formed capartnership for
transactng All Exchange and Banking business in al
its various branches, viii be prepared furnish sight
and time exchanges the East and principal cities o
the West. Remttances To Grsat Britain, Ireland, aad
continent Of Europe made in sums to suit purchasers
Sight and time bills and European exchanges purchased
collections made and proceeds remtted at usual rate
Of exchange All other business committed to care
plnctualy attended 10.
DORUP OAKES.
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w s. SWIMMER is the only authorized agent for
ths pa per in the city of Louis and is duly empow
e,ed 20 take subscriptions and receive advertisements
at the rates required by His receipts will be
sidered payments.
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y. 4 =. DRI Al.

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
NEANCFhCTtRE and keep constantly hand a
1'A complete assortment of fancy and Windsor Chairs
Also Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks iookng
Glasses, Bedsteads, &c. &c Persons wishing pur-
chase will do well to cali before they buy elsewhere,
are prepared To sell good article and terms
are invariably cash, afford sell cheap,
cheaper than other IN the city reasonable de-
ducon made TO persons buying to sell again. All orders
from a distance punctualIy attended to.
Gaiena. MAY. I9ll. aiN
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j. w. BASS & CO.,
Forwarding, Storage and Commission
Merchants,
Saint Pqui, Minnesota Territory.
XXHOLESALE dealers in Groceries and Proy isions
w Grain, Flour, Lime, Hair and Produce of all
kinds, exclusively commission
j. w. B. & Co, have large, new and commOdous
Wharf Boat and also the Warehouse the lcvee
Lower Landing, Corner of Sihcy and Water Streets
sordug them facilities superior any engaged in
similar business and enabling them to handle goods for
the country free of drayage.
REFERENCES.
Conkiin d. Smith, N. Y, Riggs & Lowering, ST. Louis
r. Choiean, jr.,& Co, N Y. II. +. McCioskey, Gaena
ID. & ]. w Banning. Gin. o. Is. II. Campbell.
Dole K Ramsey, Chicago, Ill. =. Choteau, ir., 81 Co..
ST. Louis. Missouri.
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s. CRAWFORD & co

Wholesale and Retail D,aggists, No. 81 Main Strea,
Cfditno.
EEAvE just received ii fail supply of Drugs Medi-
q 4 clnes, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, Window Glass,
Glassware, Putty, &c., DC. They will be constantly
receiving supplies of the above and other articles in
their line and would call the attention of those wishing
10 purchase, they offer sell ST. Louis prices
GHlena
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MISS SALOME LERCH,

Fashionable DLHin1. Dress and Mantnanak,r,
a NNOUNCES TO the ladies Of ST. Paul and vicinity
IA that she prepared do all kinds OF work in her
ne, at her residence in 81. Paul. on Minnesota street,
between Fifth and sixth streets, below the carpet
weayers.
Every thing done cheap and in workmank manner.
Please gite her cau.
Aug. 81, lS53-2n--6n
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ST. PAIL BAKERY.

~ & w. BATES, keep constantly hand good
~ assortment OF Bread, Cakes Crackers and Can
dies, of all kinds; variety Of nuts pies, beer,
will be sold cheap for cash. at the old stand Third
street, Lower Town
ST Paul, June 9. l6h3. lY