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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-15
nY DR.. THOMAS FOSTER,
{Continued.)
NUMBER ",
THE CLIMATE.

The climate of country has so immense
an Influence upon lis productions, upon the
health of its inhabitants and their pursuits
for livelihood, that it is very properly
first subject OF eager enquiry, whenever u
new region is opened for settlement.
Our observations upon the climate Of Min
ne-ots, therefore, will he as fuH and clear,
as the short space allowed for our remarks
will permit.
We will limit our investigations, also,
chiefly to that portion Of the Territory,
which is nearly all arabic land, e, for ,illsge
and the plow, and in which only settlement
will be made for many years To come, and
from which, probably, the future State OF
Minnesota will be formed.
This portion is northern section of the
great valley of the Mississippi, between lat
ituies 4S deg. so min. md IS deg. 80 min.
north, (though the Territorial boundary
line extends up to latitude ~ deg.)
The climaterial centre of this agricultural
oasis, embracing three degrees Of latitude,
may, for practical purposes, be fairly con-
sidered to he at For, Smelling. at the mouth
of Minnesota river, 6 miles above St. Paul,
the capital, about the same distance from
ST. Anthony's Falls, and in latitude "a deg.
5S nun. The surface Of the mississippi AZ
this point, is 744 feet above the level of the
Ocean, and the plane of the country imr1e.
dia,ely above, upon which the fort is situ-
a,ed at The edge Of perpendicular bluffs, 10
I06 feet higher, or $50 feet above the level
Of the Sea.
At this point, for over twenty years daily
meteorological and ihermometrical obser-
vatons have been regularly made and re-
corded, by the physcisns u, the fort, and At
The neighboring Indian Agency; affordins
valuable data for comparison, and for ds-
termining with some precision, the pheno-
mena and nature Of the climate during
series Of years.
But this data and these meteorological
statistics would he of small value, If the
common idea was correct, that a knowledge
of the latitude Of country, or of its dis
tance from the equator or from the poles.
is ali that is requisite for forming just and
accurate opinion of its climates tor in
stance, the remark is often heard in regard
to places Of, sits so far north. il mast he
very cold" or "its 80 far south, i; must be
ufry hot"
Such narrow theory applied to the ellie
innate of Minnesota would lead to very er.
roneous conclusions; for it il den,nnstrsbse,
that its temperature and seasons differ con-
lsieratly from all other lands in the sc,ns
Eatstudes around the gtobe--whils these
again ssverally differ from one another
showing the fallacy cs the position that
relies on latitude entirely, for climateriaI
deductions.
As nm example, Fort Smelling Is in about
the same latitude, nearly. with Green Bay
lin Wisconsin Plattsburg in New York; !;
Concluded on the fourth page.
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DRUGS AND
81 e DICIN s S .
St. Paul. Minnesota

st. Paul, MlnneSOta.
lust received from the east fresh supply o
81 Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Var
nishes and Dye-stufis, which will be sold at the
lowest prices.
FAMILY MEDICINES.
Anti-bilious, cathartic, vegetable, and ague pulls
Coxe's hive syrup, Stoughton's bitters, Burgundy
pitch, Liuimeni--voatile, nerve and bone, poor
mans and anodyne Am, Thompson eye water
opodeldoc, paragoric, castor oil without taste or
smell, rheumatic drops, Mexican Mustang Llni-
ment, together with every article in the Drug line
for sale cheap for cash.
DEWEY s. CAVII.EER.
81. Paul, April 27. 1850. LILY.
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From the Pioneer Of August Ist.

Exploration Of the Minnesota River
800 miles up from its mOuth---The
Country about the Blue Earth River
-.-Discovery of Unrivalled Agricui.
tural Resources in MinnesOta..-Spe-
cimens of Camel Coal...untiring
Enterprise Of st. Paul.
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ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE IN.
SURANCE AGENCY.

SCKANCE AGENCY.
Columbus Insurance Company of CO.
Iumbus, Obio.---CapitaI $500, 900.
THE undersigned having teen appointed
! agents Of this old aud reliable Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, are prepared
to issue policies at fair and reasonable rates.
The character aud standing of this Com
pany have been well established for many
years, and we are prepared TO give the most
satisfactory evidence Of its responsibility
and liberalitv in settlement Of losses.
RICE, WHirALL s. BECKER,
2-2tf Agents.
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WM. ARMSTRONG. A

Ar the Central House, desires to have i,
n distinctly understood, that those who are
indebted 20 him for his past services with
razor and shears, are expected forthwith TO
liquidate; and that hereafter, bis business
will be conducted strictly upon cash princi-
Piles.
n1-v2-tf
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TAII,ORIN r. G.

TGNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
II citizens Of ST. Paul, that he has taken the
shop recently occupied by p. II. Johnson, on St.
Charles sireet--where he is prepared TO make to
order all kinds Of fGENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS
on short notice. From his long experience in the
business, he is confident Of being able to give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
custom.
w ii. TINKER.
81. Paul, June llth, lS49. s,f
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NEW ATTRAC ION.

Z w "A 4 L II n Y y N
MIR. CHARLES CAVE informs his friends
lvl and the public that he has Just opened
A Splendid Bowling saloon,
with appropriate accompaniments. in Roberts
new building, near the new Post Office, in Saint
Paul. The lovers Of the recreation Of Bowling
will find the Accommodations and entertainments of
the most complete and perfect description. jyS2
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-15

PAINTING.
"OUSES, Signs, Carriages and Furniture
IL limitations Of mahogany, maple, oak, rose
wood and marble.
Gia=ing, done quickly and rery cheap.
Paper Hanging and Wall Coloring. Roofs painted
with 6re-proof paint. Table-covers and floor
cloths TO order. Fine transparent painted VIM
dow-curtans of the beautiful scenery Of the North
West
Prices for all work will be moderate, and
terms accommodating. Paints ready mixed, Of any
| color, for sale. Shop on Bench street.
J. HOLLAND & CO,
May IL S-tf Late of Gaiena.
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RICE, wHITALL g. BECKER,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors In
Chancery,
Will give their entire attention to the business o.
their profession The collection OF debts, pay
rnent Of taxes, buying and selling of lands &C.
promptly attended to: Their offices are al
81 Paul and ST. .qnthony, .utnnesosa.
xp. RICE, z. O. wHrTALL, Gko. L. BEG
October 2j xXvnu
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TILDEN s. SMITH,
General Land Agents.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRIToRY.
HTlLL attend 20 the locating and Entering
w Of Land, with Military Warrants, or
otherwise. Also, to the securing OF Pre-
Emption claims, and the sale of Farms,
Town Lots, &c.
Village property for sale.
Office at the Centre House
HENRY l.. TILDEN,
J. w. &. SMITH.
Feb i6, 1850. daft
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&. n. REEANS,

Dealer in Stoves and manufacturer OF every de-
scrip,ion Of Tin and Copper Ware, few doors
below the American House, Saint Anthony
street 40"
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Attorney and Counsellor a, Law and Land Agent
Prescription claims secured, and entries made
by Military Warrants. Office on ST. Anthony
street. nearly opposite the Upper Landing.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-15

ABRAM VAN WORRIES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law aud SolIc-
i,or in Chancery. Will attend to all pro-
fessional business entrusted to his care.
Saltwater, NJ. Il.
52-H
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VIM II. Phillips,

Procureur, Avocat en- droit, et Agent desterres--
ST. Paul Reclame mis- ensurete et oes tefre
eatrees par des ordres miiitalres.
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FORWARDING T. COMMISSION.

SAINT LOUIS MARBLE WORKS.
81, Washington .4venue, near Fourth st.
NTARBLE Mantle Pieces Of every variety
Itl also, Italian Marble Monuments, Tombs
Head Stones, furniture Tops, and Marble work
Of every description, for sale low by
23tf &c. WILSON.
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II. CAWOOD.

IN the stree, leading from the Upper Lam
I J ding, St. Paul, is ready, on short notice,
20 make aud repair buggies, wagons, ana
sleds; and to do all sorts of whee!wright
work. So-iy
Dec 81, Is49.
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40 Quires Blank Deed
StiIlwater Business plreltorn.

Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.-Stilwater, Miun. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
.carranted genuine.
REFER TO
Messrs Woodward & Dusenbury, n. I. City.
p Choutean, Jr., & Co., st. Louis.
X M,Kensie & Co.,
Hampstead & Wasbburn, Galena, III.
James Carter 4 Co.,
II. L. Dousman, Esq, Prairie du Chen
Hon. II. II. Sibley, Minnesota Ter.
II. NJ Rice, Esq,
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K, X. NELSON,

R.R NELSON,
AIRY and Counsellor at Law and Cener-
eral Land Agent.---St. Paul, Min.
Particular attention given TO tho collection OF
debts, payment Of taxes. securing pre-enp',on
claims, entering lands BY military warrants &C.
&c,-Office at present IN the rear OF H. W.
Tracy Co.'S store. 49,.
ICP Ysluable lots for sale in Leech's Addl-
lion 2-5-iy
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81. })oul Dusinfss pirsttorp.
ALLEN PIERSE,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, I. Paul, MIN. Ter.
n Will attend 10 business connected WIN MS
profession in any part of the Territory OF Minnie
sofa. -hd) 80 -
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II. W. Lott,

Attorney aud Counsellor at LAW. and General
Land Agent--St. Paul.
Particular attention will be given to collections
Paving Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing fre-
Emption Claims, and entries made by Military
Land Warrants. o
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-15

Communicated for the Pennsylvania relesraph.l
Original Sketch of the History and c g.
ography Of Minnesota Territory.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-15
W. Fl. Forbes

Fur Company, ST. Paul Ouiit also Dry Good
and Groceries Bench street.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-15
MINNESOTA HOUSE,

Saltwater, Min.-By w. E. HARrsHoRN.
No exertion will be spared to ensure the COM
-t Of Travellers. Porters viii be in attendance
at the boats, free Of charge. l7u
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Id. PhillI

Charles CayiIeeT,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stutfs, Drugs and Medicines
Third street.
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ST ES.
StT. PAUL AND STILLWATER.--Those
- who wish to travel across the fine country
between these towns, distance Of only 90 miles,
while it is sixty miles around by steamboat, will
find stage leaving each town for the other, eve
ry morning after breakfast, except Sundays.
ROBERT KENNEDY, Proprietor.
Saint Paul, July IS, 1850.
JOSEPH BOWRON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
Wiiio,r Riper, ST. Crosr co., isconsin.
Pre-emption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan
ces carefully and promptly attended to.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Caleb Cushing, Mass.
I. p. Walker, Wisconsin
I" Charles Dunn,
II. l.. Dousman, Esq.
Gov'r Nelson Dewey,
Octls XVI If
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b. ALLEN. w. II. SEMMES.
ALLEN & SEMMES,
Attorneys at Law, Willop Rirer, st.
- Croir Co., Wisconsin.
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in slumber. At the earliest d lawn OF
day, the Yankee was again in emotion,
passing Skies village and all the:delight-
tul lands which we described in the lst
trip of the Anthony Wayne. Above
the Rapids, we soon came into 7 region
we had not before seen, and mose beau
tiful, if possible, than that through
which we had passed, being a varied
landscape Of prairie and woodland, evil
dently ofthe bes! quality.
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Great Mail R obbery.

PMlADElPHIs. 81 adsy Oci Is.
Three Post Dice pouches were stolen last ntSht,
all made upin New York yest'id'y afternoon
one or Wheeling, supposed to contaio all letters
rom that place to St. Louis sud intermediate
points; one to Richmond, Va and one TO Whining
ton, N. G. The Postmaster has recovered about
bushel of opened letters and several checks aud
drafts. All the lsssara containing money were
carried oH It is not knoKn hoy the bass were
stolen from the mali cara, nor is there any cueto
the thieves. The robbery took place b.tEeen the
Depot ard Gray'e Ferry. The Mali Agent il much
ceusured The amount OF money st1len Is vari-
ously estimated at from 100000 10 100000.
Second Di.pG 'ch.
Postmaster White has JUS: lp'ormed me- shatll
the opened letters, drafts aud Checks recovered
from laat nights robbery we're SEQ; bAck to Nea'
York by the o'clock mail this sf,esooou so that
persors interested can call st your Poet Office
There ncre about goo opened lcttsry The Mail
Asept as 4 ~ly appointed eud sao a0.es peia8
rew 10 him be was H0s fully coHgeftaut @tlh them
HI is fey25ftuted IS 4 veg h2nesz, 'silniui man
Ihc pssFcpget car followed close behind tho m4i
car, buf owirg II the dust tbs driver OF too Hrst
passenger car oou'd not seo shs Jou2eGS enter the
relr Gi the mail car.
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Tribune's Special Dispatcher
WaAhiBg tsn Ena,,.

NJ q !" A'n'scroS soadsy, oells.
MIR. STUART, the Secretary If the Interior,
left this morning FOX Virginia.
The At'Orney.6enerai, MIR. cR1rrsSDzs,
gees TO Kentucky tomorrow.
Mr.. HooE has been promoted 70 the Chief
Clerkship in the Pension Office aud Mr..
DUNCAN OF Louisiana Amounted 10 his va,
csnoy as Clerk, with 81, 400 salary. Mr.
Barnes If Virginia is Appointed IN the Gen.
eral Land Office with same rtIaty.
Col. MCCLELLAN bas been recalled from
the Boundary Commission owing 20 his con-
tinued indisposition rendering HIN unhs for
service, and Col. GRAHAM OF The same corps
hass been appointed ia his pl sce.
Gep. TwIcGs and Staff arrived this after"
noon.
Mr.. CoRwN returned this morning, and
will act as Secretary of the Interior ad tn
te1ina, until MIR. STUART returns. G.
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Ohin atatn Eisrtinn

CINcTaNATIl SlIafduv Oci. l2-PN
Tie returDa received here to-day show the Sc2,
lowing results;
FoF GoysFSoR.- Il anil on Co. loft;iaD woed,
Opposition, has a majority Of ., ADJ.
For CoEGREss-Aiihh Oistrict.--rhe ratura9
at hand m axe 1t probable thss James NJ GayIoqg,
OPp6sIion bss been elected 10 Conscoss, oygs
XVI D,sticl-Wm m. &. Hunter, Wing, is cleo.
ted TO Congress By an Increased majority.
y vim District John Johnston, Independona
WING. Ia elected over Moses HoasIabd, Opposition
tAIst. DtstSict--N. 9. T,wDsnsod, O2posisco,
hSss msjo'ity Of nearly 800 over Worcester, oe.
position,
The other Districts are az before reported whiaa
makes tha hepreaentatiee delsss'ionso Consrcsg
ron this State ata1d-nne Wbiss, nine Opcoas-
tioD, one Free Boiler, one Abolition Oppositsoa,
snd one IndepaAaanl WIZ w
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er.ysn.s.s Of tho whIss fe He~.z en- ;.

II! s. ;s5 es 6; Rsss'i e. sss1s
sentative 20 og ~ the Utica Con7sation. B. @.
Go!1; as!sss'r ,,s sopoiotod Cbsi.ms1, aud JotQ
YsfF,' ie a.g-s+,rv. There wor: ony tGer.y -5org
Ae7aa = as.:ndanoe, .aci7ttzg :sw aorsz.
PEI 2ef's ed :rn6a,ners. The WING ras'sas Eose
era ;ha.s 10y will be Sa92d ..zs 20 1ao cd q g
glas:ossz' U7,cl. a..=,ss7. G, q
ras Gaia Comfy Wig Coavsr:saa zce al
6o1s sods7, ana q7ads ths hl;oStzg loz;nas,1as.
Bcs sO2g:o;s C1saDps @a+2sca- ga psa1eaA
fpevns,asl sa7 Dtasstcs Attorney, Rcsoos @opeh.
zr SEE EIesfH P@aa IA
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As!!7SESlFNrr1.


Z O3MtN:.. PtrURA AGA OF CU5A AT The
.AikFHNA kOO4S, as BROADWhY-G1 20 ses
his grand WORK IL VIC or sffrc ifA OF 'Ae
httuy # IA tcpc4 land Eud TIE amir s1.e s1pia
rsd5u frou the artist himself Onr hr'l erllsIs nave T,5
Mr. L levers sIoilips his Sors for "a IN .nrl'
ruth M Il has nj, s'IsttiVe aod cHeeIns
O0mIs,@ PANORAua 1F CUBA-.O0sPeanl ere
Iiy IL NJ mi. week lhs AirerTl hooih' 5.o y
wGy Ii u most ,ulrpdd woik Of exhloitlk ms
t4rgnIly rid fsrOfuy the ces. couHtry, m21nltln'
vegssttoD. a TO- Dy - =. ~
su,pss,tpp sutc crit Social cu''oUo OF ne
ere ip,lYs,eF us gr Gcen WE'VE o. so&aT coacc FL W.
eecro es ate; Ushogsgy, ceca'' eaouY l'Io1. 80 ~ ~
palms Doors open %: Z. I'd panotela t, 49, - ~,
n!,Yo H' a Pi0S''V'' o9 6iaE
eRaYNyTRy,s AMERICAN MUsEUm,-P 2
seIr10n ~ Asv,stsu, RapaRer.--AONOA Y and III Gh-
nay Oc II sDd 10 the Af!eII"2n nal W. pdeioI ana
r1~~e0 F2yLuen JuEyief RHIGA3, IN Fe,ies OF tlo
o,,fxtrnordi7srv experiments Pic lRugh2he piece en-
ms his evrn,pg !Hg DRUNKa8D. Among TIE many new
Curoai.ies 10 splendid bust OF JENNY LIND Also,
Htdaue Lamont toe French r. rtuue-Tels& &c An5moon
psTfInsuces 81 s. E-eling d. " O'clock. Adl+si1o Hs
ee,is; children under 10 yesrs, 12F esntf OIL
Ty7HE B1fNsyR EI.'s CURSE 3roap in &RfoieI
by Charles s9ul.er Ths WDrA Of arr ~hich lesIv'So
40 great gold ueoal al ibe National GKhouou OF F'ns
sns 10 PARE 1888 ia opeH 10 de pnDIc A. ul6 u9"
r91re OF the National Scedeyn Design. 66S srohd~as
s0oo.ite Gondst Admsnce q cenis; sesson cEsrs 50
S ~ Cneo rom 4 * MI 10 2 d. sl9 lnt
" Oct l5 81 8 o'cIock, pm. Purse $3.50 Thrse milo
heats In harneas e. %cLsugHln enters roam n. L3dy
gfvips; j. Woodruff enters b. VI. Ce?uRs @atdi j. D.
@cMsTp enteys ch e. Por Boz The cars Fi'l -nVc me
apn Ferry BrOObhn and reu'n as go'n as me s9oro
sye over. Iol3 3tl;'I sPlCEk @cMAHN, Pfop'is'oFs
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Yerm ont Aeslslatyra.

BolroN, saq.daJ, Oct PIP o'clocs
TIE Vermont Legislature NIT g. Montpelier ca
TSa1dsy q, w. CLARK, Whig, cioosed Clark q
the Senate by ? vote Of IA to- Tas .ooss se-'
lottsd = times for speaker without eIsc::og ~
elsot:oD. Thomss Z. Powers ~ss tbs wing o. ~.
didate, ard ha vote ran f,ou 50 g. ~ D. ~, ~
Ban s1@5!'f Eo 5@1'l ~ "s % RG~a'
81. George W. Grandy TO- J. D. b0"0l'''' -
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By Telegraph TO The Ntw-York Tribune,

II Citizens aud strangers exanlre ,be operaacnoI
the Nagrelc Telegraph by calling Nor,lns Telegraph
lc Rooms, y, 1rosdwsy, n, Y,
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Z he Eighth Congressional District -Walg
nnmiuatIVn-A Ehird Candidate lr ,ae
kSeI1


Core, pond, rec OF The Tubuls
PouGHNssPsrg, T9ufstay, OF. 70.
Yesserdsy the Wings OF thia-the eighth Con.
grstsonAl district held their Convention at Back.
msp7i1e in the eastern pars OF this county 70
toiug bus harmony and good feeling prevailed On
the Era, ballo. John C. GROCER Of Bed Eook rs
ceiysd 20 votes Issso Teller Of Fiabhill 10 votes
ChsIcty Weeks Of Pat. sm County - votes and
Ra.soz Holloway Of BeekmaD, the proseot
G., votes. Ar Cruger having fecetgei ns
gritty Of al shs votes WAS unsDinoray nOnins.ed
Is their representative for The mex. Congress
Nj Giuger il = gentleman Of tho highois stand.
ing-Yery popular among the massos--s s,li0g
Wing. and one With whom the Wings will enter
the as'd 9Th every prospect Of sgcccGs Tne
Loco Focos bave nominated Gber. Dean, Esq, Of
ihis osce IS bis opponent. Ar Dean ia m=ln6er
Of Zoe putchess county bar, and stands high Ia hi,
2loesaion. Ho Ia a Democra. Of thu Yen F:ye3
school Is strictly adhares to the Buf1o platform,
AID vas oro Of the q IN supporters II c.mpaisn
p12er called the N0rldssn Light which sdyocated
TIE oia!na Of BIZ. Van Buren, to the presidency ia
ls4.
1feft Sc -1raoF IN 'ozn this morning thas tho
6cDzaz zocoa have held falling Convention, and
Nominated Jpdge Croas Of Putnam county, in o..
Popi':ra % 2;f Dean. They die hard, scd nothing
b. Si:;es 9249c!0 pill can save them
Eae article Ehch appeared in .hss infamous
;hesi tae = Nee York Hsr0ld," concarning Barnaa
ana tSe 2:s', IL looked upon in shis y.oin:sy wits
:oe o.11es' eontep?' Every pc7soa who :aad it
kSows Ubat SAILED It ous.
p. S-g.aoe writing tbs stc7e ws hsva 7soe..
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TRVPLER HALL
kanAnMAY. OPPOSITE RONp sYRkET

The SEVENTH aAAND CONCERT!
iR, BAhNth bar The honor 10 sncouuce dat tie
.4seHsalh G,spd Concsgt ~
~ &E'L4G jenny LIND,
~ she piece In loe >baye nSaeu HAu early la Oco5sf
= ~ Der Concerto ~ul troy thsl penot gwen IN
{. 'es6 toga3Ji5 uHui f1sth4f nslca FstGcpars h9f-
- .2S U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-14
JENNY LANDS

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