The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-12-01

N~A@->cOA@AS
have no doubt noticed that the drug store of
Wren Il Croft, st. Anthony street, near the
American House, is splendidly lighted up
every evening with what is known as Ben
zole Gas. The machine with which this gas
is generated is new invention which can be
seen at work in the drug store named on any
evening, and Messrs. Wren & Croft will
take great pleasure in explaining it's simple
process to any one who may call upon them.
Benzole Gas is carbureted hy ydroeen Its
cost for the supply of each burner, now that
Behzole is worth 81 so per gallon, is one
cent per hour. Next season the material in
gredicnt in the manufacture of this gas will
be afforded at IS cents per gallon-thus, of
course, reducing the present cost one-half.-
To simplify, Benzole Gas is coal gas in port
able form, with machinery for generating
one of the cleanest and cheapest Illuminating
materials ever discovered. We hope our citi-
zens will take the slight trouble of ascertain
ing that what we state is the fact, by calling
in at Wren & Groff's on any evening.
THE Misunderstanding to promise, we
to-day lay before our readers the political
views of our neighbor Orthwein, of the
minnesota Deutsche Zeitung," as expressed
by him in the first number of his journal.
, From personal knowledge of the political
views of most of the Germans who surround
us here at the capital, we feel certain that
Mr. o. will prove a fair and truthful expo
nent of those views, if he pursues the course
! he has marked out in his first number. This
duty he will no doubt faithfully and honestly
perform.
THE HUTcH1NsoNs.-Th Brothers Hutch
inson will give their Farewell Concert of the
season at the First Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday evening of this week. Judsor
has recovered from his late illness, and q
much more pleasing entertainment than the
last may consequently be expected.
| The Brothers have been occupied during
the past two weeks iii hunting themselves {
Minnesota home. In company with some O
the enterprising citizens of Hennepin county
they have been out at Glencoe, in the north
ern part of Carver county; and it is not i'm
probable that they will make up their minds
to settle somewhere in that delightful region
MORE SNow-Ono Saturday night snow
: fell to the depth of three or four inches
making the sleighing first-rate. Yesterda!.
the streets were filed with sleighs-a sur
: indication that the ssmerry season" in Min
: nesota has commenced in earnest ,'s-
S STATE FARM StHooL.-On the 31st ult
e there were 703 person in the Monson Stat
: Farm School, Massachusetts, 30 Of whol
T. were men, 62 were women, 800 boys an
# 2l2 girls. During tile month of Octobe
: the net increase in number was seventy, 10
n having been admitted during that time, Will
e thirty were discharged and three died. r,lfa
;, Esa. The Washington Star thinks I'll
y uroposition to refer the Sound Dues questio
to to- an European CONGRESS- of Nations is
d scheme on the,paFt Of France to ipjure II
, United states,reF xLE saissoasa Ian
= l. -aX r9H -leisa. 90 L saH asa go b,1n
E. YELLOW FEyER IN sN.ATqH a T7 z-A9beApt 9Ap q
, thousand cases.lfi yellow Fever have occurs
q lin Natchez;y ,Mississippi, during the sseaso
is and there have bieen oyer one Hundred death
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