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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-05

Territory convened yesterday in the capitol. The
members Of the two houses al! present ant
answered to their nan es, and without vanity ma,
he allowed to say that have not seen more re
spectacle appearing body Of men, or those who bore
the stamp Of intelligence distinctly assembled ia
any Of the Legislative Halls Of The Territory.
There are many questions of deep importance to
the prosperity of this Territory that necessarily
come before this Legislature and it will be our object,
during the session to keep the readers of the Pho
meet" both home and abroad acquainted with the
Legislative proceedings all subjects which may be
agi,ated.
Sleeping cars, in which one may rest as comforta-
big az anywhere, are Eow u use.
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TAXES. TAXES. TAXES.
PAY IDITR COUNTY TAN

ru<HE undersigned, EN-Deputy sheriff will be III the
Shcriis ONCE the Court House ia S.. Paul, dur
Ing weeks from this date. between the hours OF
snd =. VI. and from until o'clock in the evening,
where lie viii be happy TO wait upon those who may
ish pay their taxes before their lands
TIsEo FOR sALE.
G-n,lenlen, walk up 10 the ''CaptaiR's Office and
settle"
w. BRISTOL, Tax Collector.
Ian A
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WIN. w. FINCH. M. d.,
nFFERS his proit services the cti OF

OFFERS his proie onal services the citi OF
" ~ Paul and vicinity.
Office in Judge Lamhert's new brick building.
Special attention '. III be given tn rheumatism, Neu-
rasia Scrofua and all ronic diseases Being iamii-
with the of ETuER. operations in surgery will
be performed under its influence without pain, il de-
sired Pure Vaccine Virus sent To any part OF the
country by mail the receipt of one dollar,
post paid.
REFERENCES.
Prof McClniork. Of Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Perkins, of Vermont Medical College.
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PROGR ANNIE.

PROC K A vi ME-.
PART FIasr.
1.-OyERrcRE-Figaro, Mozart
2.-G'lee--The enough and Crow II. r. Bisnop.
3.-Iallad-Thou art gone from my gaze, q. Lindley
4.-Duet-What are the wild waves saying, S.C!over.
5.-Soo-Piano Forte, Third Ieditaiiun, A. Gaell.
e--Song-fve left the Stow clad hills G. Lndlsy.
acknowledgements.
e.-4uat. II Chorus, God Of the Fatherleas, Weber.
PART SECOND.
l.-OvERTCRE-Masaniell huber.
2.-Giee-The Alpine singers Song
3.-Duett-Niolin and Piano,
4.-1he Gipseys' Tent, T. Cooke.
5.-Duett--flOw gently, Diva, fany.
6.-Song-Friend of the Brave, w. H. Callcot.
7.-Chorus-Wake the song Bradbury.
II To commence precisely at O'Clock.
III Admission so cents-Children half price.
Tickets TO be had AT the Minncsoiian Office and at
the Bookstores OF Messrs. IeDuc, Combs and Dahl;-
of Mr.. w. II. Colling, Sixth street, the Ger
church.
~ Mr.. COlling having been al great expense in pre-
pairing to give musical instruction during the winter
and having failed in procuring class. the proceeds Of
this first Concert Ill be devoted to his benefit. 36lt
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

gHNIE Society begs 10 announce that its first CON
Il CERT Will take place at the City Hall, on
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY STU, 1858.
Conductor, Mr. irowITz.
Leader, Mr. w. II. CoLLIHG.
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RoAps.--Wc call the attention Of orr readers to a
communication in another column relative to The To-
cation Of road from the Iowa line to ST. Paul
The author Of the communicate ion has set an excel
lent example by giving the people the benefit Of his
travels. Our Territory is yet in great measure I'M
edits resources yet unknown, and 1t re-
qnres to be made known to the immigrant, before we
can expect settlements to increase with the rapid
ity that soil and climate, and the agricultural ad-
yantages Of our Territory would seem to warrant
We hope, therefore. that explorers and settlers will
give the public the information they may obtain in re.
aton TO the agricultural or other resources of those
portions they may visit or occupy. The people
throughout the entire Union are anxious for informal
ton relative to our Territory. No person can rave.
through the unsettled portions Of our Territory with
out 'es'"g some natural PECULIARLY that would be in.
tcresting to the public.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

We rogue. ted to give notice to this c. -'aI
that III view Of recent melancholy Cccurren go
streets Rev. r. X. Cressey will deliver a lie. . M
Baptist Church, Sat bath afternoon, lf s pl
two O'Clock, upon THE Dangers To which rs 81
are Exposed, Particularly i'll our Cities"
4 general att, lence is respectfully reques;eJ
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After PRAYER b. Rev. Mr.. Bradley,
The members sworn in by Chez Justice
Welsh.
On motion Of Mr.. John Fisher, CEPIiAS GARD ;
NEI, Of ST. Anthony, elected Speaker pro ;e4i
The Speaker then laid before the House i .e>i.-
nation OF Joseph r. Brown, Esq, Chic, CLERK o.
the House.
On motion of Mr.. Moot, A. J. Morgas, E-q, ot
St. Pau, WAS chosen Chief Clerk, pro. Tern, 100
Henry jackson, Assistant Cle,k, pro. TEN.
The temporary organizations the H"us' "7s iaoH
completed, by the appointment Of Alden Bts'F. ..
st. Paul, Enrolling Cle,k WIN. ii. morse, Sergeant
at Arms; Joseph rersow, as Messenger, a. tosA.s.
4. Draper, IS Fireman.
On motion of Mr.. Watson, it was or ,ei, O.
the Chief Clerk furnish copy Of the re,5 IS rae
last House to each member.
On motion &C Mr.. Moot, it ordo .,o, .as'
Committee Of two be appointed to inform t. fans'
that the House organized and ready e -s.ae-..
Tie Speaker appointed Mr.. Noot and u. J. -
Day said Committee who, af!ei short ,rre .-
ported that they had discharged the du e.
them.
On motion Of Mr. Roette, the House aa-t
III to. morrow, at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
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NOTICE.

TENHE subscriber offers lease for term OF
Il Years, his SAW MILL situated near the Upper
Landing, Paul being of the best locations for
the laundering business in the City. The Mill III good
repair, has upright raGay saw cut off saw, one
la,h saw, and machine Tor making Shingles. The
Boon the Mil is excellent and safe place keep
lag logs This property will DC sold leased favor
able JOHN X. IRVINE.
ST Paul, Dec S0lh, 1853. 3s-tf
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DIsrnICr CorRT, lst. District,
Ramsey County.

DIsrGIcr CorRT, lst. District,
Ramsey County.
Pierre Choutesu Jr. John r. A. San
ford, John b. Sarpy, Joseph A. Sire,
Henry II. Sibiey, Charles W. Bcrup,
Stephen X. Champiin and Napoleon J.
7. Dana partners under tie name Of , Summons
tie Rotary Mill Company"
against
Oliver Ames ard Albert ) Uoyt.
To the above named Deendan;s.
You hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the plant this action, which has been filed in the
Office Of Clerk of this Court for the county aore-
said At ST Pau, Ramsey County and Territory Of Min
ncsoa; and TO copy of your to the said
complaint The subscribers their Office ST. Paul
County and Territory aforesaid within twenty days AZ
The service oi this summons exclusive OF the
day of such service: aud If you aii the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the faintiffs in
ths acton will take judgment against for the
os -Four Hundred and Ninety seven Dollars and Sixty
nve cents, with interest from the day Of
December, thousand eight hundred and fifty three,
besides the of this action.
ANES VAN ETTEN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated December 9Th. 1853. 3s-sw
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Reported for the Pioneer.
LEGISI.AI RE.

W Jan.
CCUNCIL-The Council was called 10 order IN
the new Hall at the Capitol, at IL O'Clock, by Al.
Pearson, Secretary Of the last Council
All the members elect, Of the Council answered 6
their names follows, viz.
LIT Council Di.irict--S,imson, of Stwatst.
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BIGELOW & FLANDRAU,

Attorneys and Councillors at Lac.
Ofce over l.. b. Wal, a. Co.'S. store, Third street,
below Roberts, Sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
VKyiLL attend promptly and carefully nrofessiona.
w business IN all the ourts Of the Territory
TO the collection of debts and all other business in
suy manner ced with the profession.
MONEY LoAN III small sums on good security.
HORACE BIGaLow. CHARLES E. fLASDRAt
-
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READY FOR THE NEW YEAR.

READY FOR THE NEW YEAR.
). W. noND. Nh KELLOGG.
BOND & KELLOGG
Apothecaries and Druggists,
ST. ANTHONY Z STREET.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dates, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, WHITE LEAD, OILS,
PAINTS, (all colors,) NARNIsHEs, WINDOW GLASS,
GLASS AND BRIrrAsrA WARE, DYE SruFrs,
and DELI WARE, CANDIES LIQUoRs,
sEGARs, TOBACCO, PATENT NED
IcINEs, PERFUaERV, and FAN
cY ARTICLES, &c.
WHAVING closed out with the old year m ost OF our
old advertised articles we begin the new wear
afrrsh aad with redoubed vigor. On New Years day
buried the Ratchet with neghbr in the bust
ness. better satisfied than ever that competition is
ALL THE CITIZENS OF THE TERRITORY,
The members of the Legislature, the Agricultural Con-
ONCE; if you do not call AGAIN it will be fault
BOND & KELLOGG,
At the old brown City Drug Store,
Upper st. Paul.
LONG LOOKED FOR COME AT LAST
UlY VA, OF n change in the Paper sramme, we have
titled. .MINNEsoTi AND IT'S RESOURCES"
by Zone OF Us" Gail soon, we only have ONE
BOND & KELLoCG's,
Drug Store, or EVERY body's Resource"
HEAR: HEAR: HEAR.
IF you posted up on Minnesota and have even
'sthrown physic To the dogs" call nuy how. We are
very accommodating oung men and are always happy
you. We expect the PEOPLE to Call
We will keep open house all this year and feu OF the
next, al the Old brown City Drug Store OF
BOND * KELLOGG.
The Jtolo,ring prs Of inducements for he
presoH:
OIL! OIL! OIL!!:
w still have q large quantity df Whale and Lard
w Oil, which selling at 20 per cent. below
BOND KELLOGG,
And the Cheap Cash Store.
GAS, BCRING FLUID-GAs.
HAVING lately m,sde purchase Of several Barrels
II IN addition to previous large supply, viii!
aner at IS per cent lower than have hitherto been
BOND & KELLOGG.
TURPENTlNE-LiNsE OIL-ALCO.
vUyO large supply before the opening of
Navigation, we will sell these articles at 10 per
cent. lower than any other store in town, Call mt the
OLD BROWN DRUG STORE
4 the above don't suit just call and say so, and we
i will add srRoNaER induce msnts hereafter
BOND q KELLOGG,
At the Drug Store, par erceAenoe, Upper Town.
st. Anthony Papers please.copy l3s.
ST. PAUL BANKING OFFICE.
Collections In any par, of Territory and prompt
~ RENTED, al the lowest rate oil Exchange
no-TM highest prices paid for Ecsfan Errlange.
r LAND WARRANTS WANTED, u
win attend to the investigation Of Land Titles, loanns
,nn"ry eayfuent Of taxes etc etc.
sc:ir remted to Great Britain or to any Of the i'm
Poss0' S' CHAS. II. FARKER
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VUVHERE will be u meeting Of the friends Of law and
order, Friday evening, January 6, nj leg O'Clock
NJ the Codrt House. to make enquiries into the late
murders committed in o ur streets.
Signed, MANY CITIZENS.
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After PRAYER by the Rev. Mr. Chambcrla;n,
On motion Of MIR. Stearns, the members
sworn in by Chief Justice WEIGH
On motion Of Nj. J. X. Brown, 5. Il. OI.NS1 FAD
was chosen President Pro ten.
On motion Of Mr.. Murray, Mr.. James SiarAcy
was chosen Secretary Pro tenn.
Messrs Moot and DAY, Committee on The part Of
the House apps AIRED and announced that the House
was Temporarily organized, and ready Tor business
The following Pro officers were thea appoln-
ted
Mr.. N. DwinelI, Sergcnt at arms.
w Is. Frcdi ick, assistant Secretary.
Paul Beaucan, Enrolling Clerk.
VIM. Nevins, Fireman, and
+. Lcmai, Messenger.
The officers elect were then sworn and til Cu1ucl
adjourned.
HOCSE.-At u O'Clock, NJ, the members excl
Of the House q Repre- Of Minresotl, is-
senlbcd in the Legislative Hall at the Capiu when
they called 10 order by Joseph K. Brown, Chief
Cle,k Of the last House, aad are 5 follow.
Ist Conn Dist-John Fisher Saltwater
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-28

THE undersigned having become the successor 70 the
house and business Of Riley MITCHELL will continue
the same as heretofore.
Tnakn 10 the friends OF the late firm for former pat
roDage, he solics continuation of their confidence aud
business His Nha boat at The river is of the
largest size and noted for its capacity. And alss hay
ing ample Warehouses Water street. well
mammoth Warehouse in course of construction the
Canal and convenient to the Railroal Depot his facif
ties for the receiving storage and forwarding fMerchan-
die aud Produce via River, Railroad and Canal,
very complete.
He is also prepared to make cash advances all pro
duce property consigned to him for sale be ship
ped his correspondents in New Orleans the Ea-
cities. (octl6tf) JOHN S. MITCHELL.
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WATER wEICETS

I'VE are now prepared to am or,is.. for p,-La,
w HotchSiss S'Johns'en Water Wheels with ali H.,
appurtenhnees belonging thereto. These Wheels heino
Submerged will perform without disndva nr,.,, ,.-
high or back water. provided tue head is pr,served
.-, We are now competing fui Of Parker WIsor.
emOo lying all the latest Improvements untIer NJ
sonal supervision OF NJ :. JAMES SLOAN. esleirstab y
the builder of the best Water Mills in Ohio and K
taeSy ana flvorably known TO the readers of the S
t.ac Aneriean- as -. :. OF KY" We have model -
the tapproved Sluice, constructed correct cIa
examine. - "N
TIE COMMITTEES OF the Franklin Institute Of the State
the Parker Wheel With the over shot: giving n a., -
ference over all othr Wheels for ~er adaptation
20 high or low heads and with reference 10 the action
upon OF back waters lee, and tue ease attn NAN
access may be had 10 1t for Inspection or repair
mills G. ID. EGtiLESTONS Co
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MEDICINAL.
sIoTHERED FIKEs LONG PENT UP!
= TERRIFIC EXPLOSIONS!
Tremendous Volcanic tTuptiOn!y


Tremendous Volcanic truptiOn!v
man ssSeared as with a Hot Iron"
III THE Sc Ell HI N g Ii AVAI!!
- aud condolences man by the name OF Mclean 80
well wee we pleased with his devotion to business, and
inc ~ ~ few months took hin into a limited
for year. thus by large pecuniary gain,
and The introduction of his into the commercial
and vitality by and through our aid and Influence.
viper like he sung the hands that gave him sustenanee
Having rned the immense popularity ofthat wonder
The NIX CANMUSrANG IMMINENT!
And MOI having genius enough 10 originate. nteec
ion and original and Independents ofohers exis
tenceee all parasites, he determined to cling TO the
SKIRTS aud draw Vitality. sustenanee aud support from
Others. He made mixture of TAI and TURPEN-
TINE"-"h,ched from us a name mutilated our drec
lions aud advertisements, aud called this aboruve de-
fprmity Volcanic Oil Eminent" with shallow and
fimsS pretext of originality He has made desperate eff
forts To induce dealers and the people and his
worthless filthy and pernieOus trash BY representing u
TO be similar to- aud equally eeacious with the original
MEXIC AN MUSTANG IMMINENT!
But he has sgnally failed Ia hisabored attempt at deeep
ton, and has had To resort TO Perry Davis Pain Killer
man? 1.-The has any conscience We need say no more
IL he has none. can only the public against inn
position, aud thus for the present we leave him in his
naked defJrmiiy and exposed 10 the
BURNING FLAM IS OF TRUTH.
From the agony Of which his ''viIlainous compound
TPcAUTIoN NUMBER TWO.
Another feeble effort has made to profit by the
popularity article, by man in Louisville who put
up few gross Of preparation which he called "Amer
Mustang Liniment." He has. however, become sat
ished OF the error he committed pledged his
sacred honor that he will never more int ge on oui
rights attempt deceive and impose upon the ere
duy or unsuspectin confidence ofthe public. whom
he j. dependant for his living. With this pied e. we
have agreed draw dark veil Of charity aud forgive
mt - over his past acts. and let him 20 in peace.
! But WI WARN THG APFEICTEDl
To bt Of all imposiIions, aud no Eminent tina
has not our name on the wrappers aud directions aus
evidences OF the 'eopy right secured and you viii
get the worth of money, get relief from your infer
mites. and bless the day that YOU used the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT-
IT r he Liniment put up in three sizes and retail
at 25 cts 80 and ST. The large bOttles contain muei
more Lnimept in propor to the prices and are there
fore cheapest.
! I-F Principal Office 3oi, broadway, New York, an'
corner Third and Market streets ST. Louis Mo-, aud IA
sale 10y dealers In Drugs and Medicines and bl couDtr
store Keepers IN all parts OF the United States
III r. For sale in Evansville by
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
| MILLER ~ Co
iyiG-Iyd&w aud several other Druggists.
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REMOVAL.
GEO. ID. WINCrEELL.

MANUFACTURES of Japanned and Stamped Wares,
lFI Water Coolers Toilet Wares, &c. &c. having re
NOV ed from the old stand of Walnut aud Pearl
to the N W.roRNER RACE AND CoJUNBIs, Tor Second
sire eJ and having largely Increased facilities for
utaeturng Is now prepared to supply dealers on liberal
terms.
Timers, Stove Dealers and others will hnd 10 grea ly
their purchase their stocks direct from the
mandatory.
have also recently made such arrangements with the
manu- Gtcturers of rlNNERS' MACHINES and TOOLS
IS To be constantly supplied. Among which viii be
found some sEwLY INyESTrn LABOR SAVING MACHINES,
which be IL, operation. All Of which nil be
sold at manuiacturers prices.
GEO. ID. WISCHELL,
apIO-3mdSw n w cor Bace and COlum bia sts.
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CO-PARYNE,sStuP.

THE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
4 ship under the Stye and firm OF GEO 70 & Co
for the Transaction of general Forwarding and Com
Mission Business aud have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fre-proof Warehouse the
abash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust and Dun
ham streets. aud near the Depot of the Evansville and
Or wfordsyille Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special To Consignments either by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They viii give personal attention 10 the purchase
sale of Produce Groceries in this market and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and MOasses the
Winter.
They hope by unremitted attention merit and share
the public patronage. NJ. W. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decl4 W. NJ. AIKMAN.
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WINCHEIL,s WA1ER COOLENs.

TINE season is again at hand when the OF Ice be-
Il comes Indispensable the comfort and health OF
every family.
The undersigned has for several years past been en-
gagged In the manufacture of the above named article
aud has devoted uch time and labor in perfecting them
Knowing their great utility, econom! aud convenienee
must bring them into yety general USE They have be-
come Indispensable TO every house keeper. The fact
has been demonstrated beyond question: that they will
Ice on2er than any OF tue devices which have
been brought out for that purpose. The convenience al
always having ICE WATER ready for drinking, fully
appreciated by those who have used this aTtc
The undersigned has larger and better facilities fo
Mauufactur ng Water Coolers, than any estab ishmen
In the country, and Is prepared 10 supply them n
any quantity.
To mereh nts and others buying to sell, liberal ds
count is made They be packed and shipped to
part Of the country with perfect safety.
GEO. ID. WINCHELL,
Manufacturer, cor. Race and Columbia sts..
apll- SmdNw Cincinnati. Ohio.
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NATcHEz STREET FIRE. NEW ORLEANS

INV URLEANs. ApTII q, Irl4.
Our Office AMI warehouse, Nos 81 aud ~ Natchez
with their contents, except the books and papers
tanned in Safe, ntirely destroyed by fire. on
the morning the 10th March. Although Safe had
been for several houis in extremely hot 1fe before
could recover IT, ant, being first discovered was
in red heat; being cooled with wat-r ed
our books aud papers the wenty thou
dollars. without the slightest damage injury u.s.
Being fully convncec 10y tins of the entire secu
of those safes. have procured another of the
description, from the same Agent viZ: Richs Freproof
safe, sold by Mr. lsaac Bridge, No % Magazine
and recommend them To all who desire perfect security
fer valuable papers II case Of lire.
PRICE. WALSH & co.
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS
DRUGGISTS, ANDTIIE PUBLIC GEN.

NTESSRS KELLER d FARNSLEY would respect
" fully return thanks to theircustomers and the pub
lie generally, for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method Of informing
their friends that they have purchased of Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock Of Drugs a. Medicines. and
will continue to carry the business in the house
mery occupied by him MAN, between First and Sec
end ss where they will be pleased TO have their frend
call and examine their stock. They have associated Mr.
Isaac ite who has been for the principal Clerk
in Mr.. Bells establishment, who will be happy alb
times TO wait upon the old patross the house. III
pure Drugs allow rates. and aecomma dating terms
anv inducement to the Merchants. Druggists and Ply
on hand sock of SOS 900, of well eced Drugs and
viii be constantly receiving additions 10 present.,
supply. and hope to offer such ind ucementst WHOLE
SALE DEALERS as will supercede the necessity OF
their vis other Cities for the purpose Of purchasing
their supplies.
jy15 KELLER FARNSLEY CO.
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From Wheeling to Baltimore. and connecting with IN
Washington Branch K. X. al the Junction, daiey
called the Relay House,) nine miles from Bal
unlere and with the Philadelphia. " IL
misrton and Baltimore X. X 10
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WALL PAPER HANGINGs!


ENTIRE SPRING STOCK RECEIVEDM
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
4 of Evansville and surrounding country, that he has
now on hand his entire SPrng stock oil wall Paper,
Borders, Pre- Screens, Window Blinds, Lamps. Ph"s
gene Gas Wrapping Paper &c, dc, which, for variety
of STYLE and elegance of nsh cannot be surpassed IN
The West Deyofine ais whole time TO this particular
branch trade he has made il bis study 10 bring ON
the various Eastern markets the choicest selections and
STYLES He his sincere thanks for the very
patronage heretofore In him aud hopes
by ing large assorment. and selling at the loves.
possible rates TO ensure 4 continuance of the same
JOHN G.. BEVEREUX, ia.
,ny6-lniw Main street. between First and Second
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JPPassengertran leaves EyansSe ese Tinnn :,
o'clock Sundays exeeptedl arrive a. e
arrive AT Evansville Al p. . :
FsThe Accommodation Train leaves .ineennes a. :
Evansville at p NJ; arrive al Vineennes al r. VI
All freight will be forwarded by the Accommodation
Train To in. the forwarding ofheight on the day OF
its delivery the Evansville Drpot must be delivered
at or before n O'Clock A. M and at Vincennes u mus
the nrarions dav SAMUEL HALL,
"a a. iPaS 81 President