The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-03
LATEST NEWS.

THURsDY MORNING AT SUNRIsE.-What
The Nominee not in yet'
8 o'cLoCK.-No Nominee vet. This must
be Thursday--or has the calendar got pied
10 o'cLocK.-Somebody reports thin blue
smoke down the river about Red Rock. 1t turns
out an illusion no Nominee there.
IL o'cLocK.-The sun must have got up un-
usually early this morning +; it is surely getting
irregular, to get up before the Nominee.
2o'cLocK.-Where is the Nominee is the
enquiry Of anxious groups. She may be driven
out Of her channel upon sand-bank, by the
high winds. Where is the Pioneer! Why,
waiting-as all Saint Paul waits for an Indian
payment the arrival of the Nominee, for news.
O'clock, p. MA report comes that the
Nominee is fast upon Catfish Bar, in the middle
of Lake ST. Croix. So here we wait-every
thing at stand still. until the arrival Of the in
dspensable Nominee.
And now the sun has gone down, but the
Nominee is not come mp.
o'cLocK.-Many passengers are waiting to
20 down the river-The pickering light Of Mr..
Dayton's new warehouse, at the mouth Of Trout
Brook, originates report that the Nominee is
Gus points along the bluff, waiting TO hear the
first step of her welcome feet pattering upon the
water /; but she comes not--and reluctantly, one
by one, the Convention disperses, vi it'll the con-
viction that the Nominee, however popular, may
get in such fix that she cannot run-that she is
either snagged, burnt, blown up, or has got knee
sprung in jumping sand-bar.
| FRIDAY MORNING AT SUNRIsE.--TheTe
comes gentle rain, but no Nominee to gladden.
the heart of Saint Paul and reluctantly, we 60
TO press, without the important news which We
hoped for, by the eyer-welcome Nominee.
| to- For want of mail by the Nominee, we
must resort to the tsi-lie-gragh. Out Of the fol-
lowing despatch, our readers may make, by the
transposition Of letters, as editors often have to
do with those dispatches, rhat they please!
As editors say, we give the following for what
it is worth.
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AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL'-We call
attention to the advertisement Of this article now
in our paper, and at this season Of the year when
colds and coughs are so prevalent. the informa-
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THE eminent names. lent to recommend it. are
conclusive proof OF its value. In addition to
these we have been favored with the perusal OF
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well as humble sufferers who acknowledge their
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recovery of their health from painful and dan
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Those afflicted with coughs, colds, asthma. bron.
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affections Of the lungs, will do well to try the
Cherry Pectoral, and will have no cause to regre,
the experiment.
~ Sold in st. Paul. by DR.. N. Barber.
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