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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-11-10

illustrating the Anatomy and physiology, and diseases OF
reproductive of both sexes their structures
and functions. popular and treatise
the duties and casualties OF single and
DIV and fruitful alliances mode OF securing Ihe-inieli-
tous and inferte on-s-ther obriaion and removal
Important hints those contemplating matrmoy, tn
viii overcome objections 1t; none, however. should
inportan step without 6reo onsuing pages;
commentaries tie disease. and medical treatment
females. infancy todd each graphically
Illustrated by beautiful photographic plates nervous de
tIity. and by at SIMPLE
aud eff that failure is impossible rules for
daily management essay on SpermaforrhHa with
de Of treatments precautionary hints on the evils
sultiDg empirical practice all diseases
arising inscTetion, with plain and simple rules 10y
which ali persons can cure themselves without mercury
remedies Tor those sefincted miseries and disap-
unfor unatey prevalent in the young
II truthful adviser the married and those contem
plating marriage. Its perusal IS particularly recon
mended to entertaining secret doubts OF their
physical condition. and who Conscious having hax-
arded the health. happiness and privileges which
~ human being Is entitledto Price IS cents per cepv,
FIVE copies TO dollar. Maiieu free OF postage
any part OF the United States.
n. B---Those who prefer may consult pR Ia CRoIx
Of the diseases which his book treats, eiI
IsoIaily or by mail. His n;edct.es often in
the Short space Of six days, and completely and entirely
eradicate all traces of those disorders which copava and
cubebs have long been thought antdot, " the
in of the health Of the patient. Ills 'French Secre is
the cont beta remedy that class OF disorders
which unfortunately physicians treat with
the efrsvable destruction OF the
and which all the sar5aparilla in the world
DR. LA CROIA'S medicines are tree from all mineral
poisons, and put up in neat end compact form which
be sent Ivy Express Mail, and ricy be taken In
public private house, while travelling without
nosure 10 the most intimate friend room n.ate, him
ORANGE from business study, and important change
m the diet s necessary. leiicnes sent to any part
fhe Union according directions safely and carefully
secured from all obscrva Once rem Jred from No.
Sc Beaver St. 81 Maiden Lane, near broadway, Alba
N. Y. l3-iyw
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TIME Grand Medical Warehouse, Ne - washington
u street, Albany, n. T., wants ir1medixtely 80 en-
terprsing young men with nurse ami WACO, and from
800 to $500 cash capital deposit security saf-
fulness, &C.. in business and good written recommen-
datfun Is to honesty ana apfy Acf agents IN the
sale Of the popular patent msnes Of the day in
the western states to whom Al travelling expenses viii
be paid and susx4ex the sf year, fm 3s0e 6eOonc
obrdtng to the ability Of the applicant. 80
y. B.-Appiy vidb0ut delay, either ~ lsfter or IN
person, . ehove or 20 p. D. Cook, Garner q Third Z
Jackson seeu, q. Paul. General Axent for Himesuas
n All cu0nunicG4ions promptly attennsd n.
nrr 2-~1m DWIGHT CHAIN.
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TRIAL FoR MURpER.-The trial Of gobt
O'Blenis for the murder Of Benjamin Brand,
is now in progress in St. Louis, and excites
much attention. The Republican says, that
O'Blemis, notwithstanding his eight months
Incarceration in Jail cell, looked well, and
was dressed in full new slit Of clothing.
of scrupulous exaetness as to cut, color and
fashion.
The NATIONAL CaPIroI--The Washing
ton Star speaking of the extension Of the
Capitol building, says: "a wen-iaformed
gentleman who has recently made the tour
OF Europe, remarked to US day or two
since, after carefully inspecting many Of the
detailed plans Of the uork-that taking into
consideration its situation, materials. &c, the
modern world viii contain nothing beside. in
the shape Of building, to compare with it,
when completed, in grandeur, elegance, good
taste, and the scientific and mechanical skill
displayed in its construction"
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MARRlED,

In s. Paul. the sth inst. By Rev.J. G. RIheldsfs
Mr.. DAVID {. MONTGOMERY, II Shakapce to LIS
ELIZABETH cUUlTHARp, Ct the same place.
By the same, the Isl inst. Mr.. DAVID A. HAxrI.
TON, Of Tsrlet,n, Ohio, TO Mis-: B B.SLAUGTER o.
ST. Paul.
By the same, on the Esd uit., Mr.. wN. z. BRIMHaII
to Miss NARY e. LAWSON, all Ct Ramsey Co., A. r.
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DIED.,

DIED,
In This city, yesterday morning, IT Typhoid Fyve.
WM. REGALLY, aged DO tars.
The deceased was OF the firm OF wren Gr,G 4 pepsu,
OF this city, and erly OF g. sfon. whore his
mother and sister reside. During his sojourn In Mime
sofa, he had wen many frends md tn his las; sickness
received all The care they could posstas best w.
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CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUP
hshed, and Containing nearly dou-
bic the quantity of reading matter
in that of the Fifty cents or Dol
lar Publications. Ii treats On
the PLY S0LOGY OF NARRl-
AGE and the secret infirmitiet
aad disorders Of youth and Inatu-
rity,resultingfrom excuses which
destroy the physical and mental
powers observatiJnso on marriage.
its duties and DISC Publications, &
their remedies with lifharrarhs
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PROPOSALS.

QuARTERMAsrERs OFFICE, J
Fort Smelling, II. T.. Ca y, l67.-
SEALED Proposals will be rece1 ved 1T this fce ur-
y III II O'Clock, ON Monday, the 18th Of November,
fCr furnishing
FIFTEEN Ri HoRFp coRpsoF WOOD
10 be vcred nj this poinand good merchau able oak
wood to be standard-nve hundred cords 10 be de
vcred the slst Of December, 1856 five handred b,
the 9lst January 1855 and Eve hundred by the
of February, l656. Proposals VIII he endorsed-kePro
posals for furnishing wood, giving the names OF Secur
faes.o p, e. SWAIN. Ist Iieut 1oth rsnf
oct n, va 8egt. Quarfe1mns6er.
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DR0POSALS will be received by The subscriber n
the Saint Paul Foundry the delivery the same
place. OF one hundred cords rood merchaniable hard
wood Twenty cords TO be delivered by the fra of jan
uary next. The balance 10 be delivered by the first
March next F.GiLAAN.
Nor i6Ss
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Mn. McCLUNe.-The card of our young
friend McClung should attract the attention
of those who need the services of legal gen.
tlemen. We can recommend him as man
of fine abilities and the best Of requirements
and study in his profession.
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HANFORD, THAYER & CO..
MANUFACTURERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Ready Made Clothing.
Nos. $50 AND 1872 MAIN STREET.
ST. LOUIS Mo.

x kEP always on land ali Immense Stock az Egsf-
~ ern FT1ccs Make Up large Qnantft, of CLOTH
Ing expressly for tie WISCONSIN AND NISNESO-
IA Lunlpcr Trade.
ALSO. Aaiuiaciyre Rui.ters, and OH CloiLing-
Merchants. Luubcrnleu ard ot,ers visiting St Louis.
are iaV'ied Ia call and Look thr sh stock, before
Dus ing.
Ncrt Buildings Bclosr the Virginia Eefel.
AANFoRD, THATER Co.
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The HUTcHINsoNs.-Oneo Of the brothers
arrived by the Lady Franklin on Wednesday
evening, and the others are on their way
Our citizens will be entertained by one OF
their delightful concerts on Monday evening
next The concert will take place at the
First Presbyterian Church, and we bespeak
for the Hutchinsons the largest audience that
ever assembled within its walls.
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not necessary to name them.
DEAD.
Rev. DR.. Billiard.
B. B. Dayton.
Z. Church Blackburn.
Henry Chotcau.
Mann Butler.
Capt. O'Flaherty.
Thomas GRAY.
Judge Lakeland.
E. G. Jeffrees, Representative Of Franklin
County.
Adolph Ables.
Mr.. Mott, Representative Of Dunklin Co.
Mr.. Mccullough, Of Dunklin.
Capt G. Case.
E. c. Yosti, firm Of Shields Yosti.
Joseph Harris of St. Louis County.
- Chappell, father of j. T. Chappell.
George Eberlee.
Our informant thinks there could not have
been less than twenty-five killed.
WOUNDED.
George X. Budd, leg broken.
DR.. Post, leg broken.
Hudson E. Bridge, slightly injured.
Mr. Taylor, firm Of Warren i Taylor, leg
broken.
Engineer, badly injured.
A member of the National Guards, leg
broken.
Thomas c. Chester, badly hurt
Mr.. Littlejohn, badly hurt.
Mr.. Jecko, firm of Hart and Jecko.
Henry c. Hart, Rufus K. Lewis. MIR. Girls
void.
Frank Lane, leg broken.
Mr.. Hitchcock, badly hurt.
John Parker, arm broken.
John c. Richardson, badly hurt
Oliver Quinette, badly hurt.
Capt. Couzins, badly hurt; John B. Car
son, do.
Mr.. Roberts, Paymaster, badly hurt.
John NJ. Winter, badly hurt.
Mr.. Radcliffe, brakeman, badly hurt.
w. Lingo, badly hurt
Joseph White, Representative from Rip
ley, legs broken.
F. L. Billion, arm broken; Mayor King,
badly cut.
Col. d. H. Armstrong, badly cut.
@. d. Sullivan, arm broken
DR.. Vanzant, badly hurt
Mr.. Hendle, druggist, badly hurt.
Mr.. Layton, Representative of Perry CO.
badly hurt.
Carlos s. Greeley, slightly injured.
John Leach, slightly injured.
L. M. Kennett, slightly injured.
The following wounded have been sent tc
the Sisters Hospital.
Heber Livermore, leg broken.
VIM. Edge MCLEAN, of Cape Girardeau
leg broken. ,,.-...-.-s.--- ne --1-
Mr.. Moore Of St Geneviere, badly woun
ded by fractures-will die.
Couriers were despatched forthwith Il
Hermann for another train, and in an houl
or less the wounded were in comfortable car
on their way to the city. 1t was an awfu
spectacle-one that appals the stoutest hear
the dead and dying without shelter, saw,
that afforded by the hand of friendship O
philanthropy exposed to pitiless storm
and the wounded grooming from amid the ru
ms, and supphcating the succor of tie NOR
fortunate.
i Doctors Mcdowell and Pherson were for
tunateiy among the guests, and gave thei
BEST skill to the alienation of the wretcbel
sufferers. It was impossible, however, fl
them to apply bandages and dress limbs un
der the circumstances. The accident occcurr
ed where no houses are to be seen-in a vii.
forest-and during the time Of heavy storm
of rain, accompanied with lightning an,
{ thunder. of the most vivid description, fel
without intermiseion.
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str TEN EMIT.

$685. $50 80
The amount o;iiatnitirs due not
due 10 Banks other Credi;ors-
nothing.
Losses adjusted eni cue-ncne
Losses &C: ed and Rot due. .$s2,.IsS s.
Losses unadsrSted and Ia suspense,
waiting tor further proof, Vi con-
Tested, .--...........-....-.... ia III 10
All other claims against the Company are snail, such
only as printing, &c.
Agents Instructed to take no risk over $4,000.
The amount insured in any city, town village, Dc
penos upon the character. material and construction
OF buildings, the width OF streets, supply Of aIc
condition Of ire department, and other circuns
The amount insured in blocks bridine varies de
sign is TO limit the loss ty any S coo "
less.
The act Of Incorporation is thn fled JvS51
TIfEo. <. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
STATE OF CoNNECTICUT, I
Hartford County. { Do
Hartford, July 5th, 1875
Personally appeared Thomas A. Alexander. Secrets-
~ Of the Etna Insurance Company and de oath
the foregoing statement by him subscribed. true,
cording 10 his best knowledge ana belief.
HENRY FOWLER. Justice Of IT, Peane.
HENRY A. SWIFT, Agent for ST. Paul the odj1e OF
Sanborn Il French, IN the Rice House.
St. Paul, Aug % dsw3n
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and CORmIsskOn MerekAnfS
III AVE hult q large and commodious Warehouse
the Rapids, where they ready TO store and re-
ship freight They also keep well selected stock O;
OR oGER1ES e PROVISIONS,
Oh all kinds; Or. Goods, Boots and Shoes and Ready
Made Ciohsg. People need nel 60 to ST. Pau, 10 buy
their gods, for hound sell goods CHEAP A.
they do In ST raul, and all as is ~ give US cau
before going there.
All kinds OF cou. produce taken In exchange for
Goods Terms strictly cash.
Aug Ia 1856. dax..,
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IL Hon. D. George Morrison arrived
in town from Montreal . few days since
He leaves for Superior next week.
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| We vfrecefvs the notes of the above B,uks ou N.
posit, md redeem them IN ON Il cuEFauf mica
OF N-dcfwin BOAUP & OAKES
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE.
or THE
Physiological View of Marriage.

Nj. b. Ia CROIX, NJ. d. Albany, n. "
$50 Pages and 40 Fine Plain Colured Lthographs
and Plates.
Price only Twenty Five Cent I'll
CHSent Of pnstaEe to All parfs Inc
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The u . q That Sold tkemSeITeS 70 bark
For Douglas, Pierce & Co.,
Could not do half the dirty work,
For want of help you know,
Till from the ranks three heroes sprung,
Cheered Douglas, Pierce q Co.,
And brought beast that Pierce may ride,
You'll read the name below.
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TO ADvERTisERs.

The Daily Mtnnesofinn. having the LARGEST
CIRCULATION ct any Joarnxi in the City, pro-
scnts superior Endorsements TO those who wish 10
make known their business 10 the SAINT P.nl
public.
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The OYSTER SEAsoN.-People East: who
think that we Of Minnesota do not live on
the '.fatof the land" are very much mistaken.
Rauch has received another consignment of
oysters in the shell, and Gray's new oyster
saloon, in the basement of the Minnesotian
building, will open in few days.
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e Kookuk is great town in the line
of papers. They have Morning Glory, a
Nip and Tuck, Dispatch, Gate City, and
now another Daily has sprung into existence
the Keokuk Post.
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A COOP HIr.-Disney, Oids, Green and
Shannon were the four Doughfaces in the
last Congress from Ohio who voted for the
Nebraska Bill. They have all been laid on
the shelf by he people-Shannon only hav
ing been partially resurrected by the Admin
istration. The Van Vert (Ohio) American
gets of the following palpable hit in connec-
ton with the names of the four ex-congres-
sional gents and their associates:
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EE A collection cf daguerreotypes Of
over one hundred newsboys In New York,
is on exhibition ut the Institute Fair. It is
one Of the most attractive features Of the
exhibition.
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Rsuch has received another consignment of
oysters in the shell, and Gray's new oyster
saloon, in the basement of the Minnesotian
building, will open in few days.
e Sales Of corn in the field are re-
pored to have been made in Montgomery
County, Illinois, at from five to seven dol
lars per acre. This would not amount to
more than twelve cents bushel, and would
poorly remunerate farmer, says the Alton
Courier. for the labor and expense Of cult
walton.
JUDICIAL DEclsIoN.-The Ashville, n. c.
Spectator says that recently, at jackson
Superior Court, Judge Manly decided that I
person protesting the doctrines of Unirer'
salism was an incompetent witness In TIT
Courts of that State, and, in consequence
two or three witnesses of that persuasion
were ruled out.
"PLA1N AS PIKE SIArI."-Even ST. Loui
capitalists have invested more money ON tn
bleak and barren shores OF Lake Superio
than IN Western Missouri and Kansas, tw'
Of the best countries the sun ever shone up
On. Why does this state of things exist =
whv is Missouri with her unrvalled advant
ages, fifty wears behind Illinois? Why j
Texas and Iowa being built up at her ex
pense IS Louis Democrat
Il The Columbus Fact says that o.
Friday last young married lady who ha'
taken passage on the Chilicothe stage fron
that city for Waveriy, was safely delivered Q
. fne heaithy baby before the coach reaches
Kh.Aesille. We learn that the mother an
YAld continued on their journey without a,
touf'e delay
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

Were tough; in New York and Philadelphia directly Of
the Importers md Manufacturers. aud Siiiiftsd tu
prsona Inspections and warranted pure fresh.
No expense pains has been spared hereafter
be to furnish the very best ana pErexi uesiirines.
We are doing and intend d. Jobting Business,
are prepared TO sell goods prices fhts
te bought in tsalcna Chi or anywhere IN The
West The Public respectfully Invited call and
examine Tor Themselves for flcut IL -y
They Viii 30 1o farther TO supply thsir wants.
I-1} DAY Il JENkS-
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ten. Pierce says Gov Reeder was elected
by mob 1t is fixed fact that the entire
Csoinet viii oppose Reeder's election and
admission as the delegate from Kansas JEFF
ferson Davis swears it shall never be done;
Guthrle and Gushing cry Amen to that;
Dobbin says little, and Marcy looks glum
but backs it up They, however, don't wish
to have all this known before the November
elections.
New YoRK, Oct. 81.
A procession of Young Americans who had
been holding political mass meeting in the
Bowery last evening, while on its way home
was attacked by party of Irishmen and bro
ken up. The assailants were arrested; pis-
tolls, stones, knives and clubs were used, Sc
riously injuring many in the procession
The American banners were seized and des-
troyed.
A letter from Acapulco, Oct. 18th, to the
Times, states that the steamer Sierra Neva-
da, at San Juan with the passengers who
who left New York Sept. 5th, and put into
that port about October eth The cholera
had been raging on board to a fearful extent
Seventy lone deaths had occurred ON the pas
sage, and d while in that port, the author
tiles had refused to allow the dead to be
brought ashore. The writer states that the
mortality may have been exaggerated. The
Cortez which put in a week after had no sick
ness.
The Sidney, Australia, papers contain an
account Of piracy and murder said to have
been committed On board the whaling ship
John, New Bedford, in which the Captain
and two mates and several seamen were muir
dered by some native seamen, and the ship
taken possession Of
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.
luton of Congress, Of Feb. 1855, providing
for Brevet rank Of Lieut.. General under
which Gen. Scott received that appointment,
gives him additional pay and allowances, and
that it is retroactive in its operation from May
10Th; l847, which decision has been CON-
municated to Gen. Scott.
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St. Paul Drug Store Notice,

HAVE associated 18th IN the Drug Business, Mr..
J. r.. jerks, late OF Phf,ade lphia, who hiss been
raised IN the Drug business in that City. ana q thor
eusily practical fharnaceufiSI and Misunderstanding
Che mist.
The business viii hereafter lie conducted under the
name and style or Day b jerks. DAVID DAY.
WE have received and opened by far tue largest
" Test selecicd rfock Drugs, Chemical, Paints,
oils, Brushes, Perfanery, Gsss and Druggists
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-07
PERFECTLY DISAPPOINTED.

WE had until ofate considered the days for selling and Of
Patent Medicines past and that the in
Medicine must greet the worlds fevered
used more creating sensation
other the public and should not hsbe the
ia rostiysly producing than other
Medicine now extnt Ii is ostenshe fact that this
cine 40 good what il claims Warrantee-and
pledge there humbug aboui il. See
testimonials in this paper.
See Advertisement in this paper ey3
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THOMAS CONJUNCTION,

STATIONER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inform isfriends and the pub
w lie generally that having purchased OF Msssrs.
Rathbone & Wheeler. their entire stock Of Books&
Stationery he has owed his Book the stand
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block, corner
of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enables him
offer to his customers larger and better assortme
than has before been brought to this Market
ssting in part Of Miscellaneous, School Medical and
Theological Books. Writing. Printing. Wrapping
Fancy Paper, ard Foreign IL Fancy Stationery of all
kinds All ofwhich will be sold. Wholesale and Retail
at Cincinnati prices fact to which he would calthe
attention ofcountry merchants dealers teachers aud
Others being confident he make ii their interest
to purchase of him. aug 25-u
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

II order that be able my rareu-
larry the IRON HEAvr HARDWARE part ef my
business have Of Of the Gro
Gerry house to Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will
tnue the old stand under the style Of ORR DALzELL
Co. with OF everything in the Grocery
line would take this opportunity of returning
thanks the paying the house the
extended for and respectfully ask
them continue their favors the frm would
the slow not at all gentlemen that they need
10 ask credit at this house.
March l. 1855. SAMUEL ORR
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETOes.

CHANGE OF PKOPKIETOHS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C, &C.,
=. AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
LEIGH & YER LING.
THE undersig ned have purchased the entire stock Of
l. Drugs and Medicines of J. VI. ID. Miller Co.. and
intend carrying the Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller Farnsey, No. IA Water street, under
the hrm of LEIGH IL Verng.
Charles LEIGH ofhe frm hopes he Is favorably known
to the public. having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last 1--WE years. Peter Verng, ofthe
firm having been clerkng in the present the
last years. fatters himself with having the cont
dence of its old customers.
We intend Keeping hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business, and by low prices to merit
liberal patronage both from old aud customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
feb25-ly PETER VERIING.
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NEW STYLE OF:PAINTING.

wv b. HAMMERS would respectfully announce to tn,
w citizens of Evansville and vicinity that he has per-
mansnty located in Evansve. will oduce the
style COMMONLY known as FRESCO-PAINTING. in all IL
decoration Of Was Ceilings etc.. Of Pubic Buildings
Churche Dwelling Houses Steamboat and promises th
most perfect satisfaction all who desire his services
Fancy Leirrg and Sign Painting done ut the shortest
lice Persons buildings in the city would do vel
to give Mr.. Il. trial IN his He be found To-
the present TT Apollo Hail. at KapPlrs Main
the Canal If
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ANTHONY LOBENSTINE.
CONFECTIONERY R RESERVES. &c.
WHOl.Es ALE 4 RET ALL.

a kOHCZ respectfully informs the public that ne
chants families for Contonsries OF every description
includns Partisan Chrystaz ed work ofevery style
Jelea of his He has the best
workmen engaged and is enabled NIL orders
and Cakes ofevery description &c., promptly and cheap
ly He particularly asks the attention Of Country
TO his prices.