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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
HUHERE n,5 e.s.|,el q. no.: speedy 'su!-
.' : s. s. Z, ~-.. So. J. So. q. iss. ~
Es<5 - Slis. - 4. l1-.s I,<Ilfi .l-cr1s, lr'sInf
Co.. ~. s. 49, g -. -. E:s.sss'. ces: e;
&. - l.'-,5, - e>6r ~ '.is1. -
I0UIO MEN
E.p<-i.''y. -. hsse s.csp.s - r,rin, q s9liay
y . -. 8 9 ...'.'s se. A. '. rs-
1>1 n ihe 10, cr.lIt .'..l ~ brlishf stsiifc'
rbo nigh, ckerui1r ksls cnir-nelf Ile.isr Seastss
80 g ..ssss. :: " & @ :. E...s g sr'''t
:. Neri<d Pese1,. p dos sou.enfl.li.s rs.sr.se,
beng u phftitI pe.kc<s, should iunl,d,1lfIY
eoali b. J. "a s. iss,'sd o Psssss hrsllk. sIski
CURED m TWO DAYs on NO CHARGE MADE.
uFFicE. No Epaih Ffcier;ck efrnei. ! DooEl ffpn,
bs',.ns.s s..ss., p; :; So: q e Sep.
brf. q Y.a vii msiske iIe 6Iser
sisk<r n n. Ri c,''-.s q ss.rs.s. i. do.
s ,.s Sc. s.s ,s -. y. e szs. g. =.
bren spest d the rs dspIt.Ii q Lonioa. Paris Pil
ndeIpha, and elsewhere. has eeIed some q hi mcsf
astonishing cures that were ever noa. many trbled
ringing 10 the and bead, wheh asleep, great neF
foasness being alarmed splden sonnds and basha-
ness, with rcqucnt bushidf attended sometimes " ifh
def.agems2' q Mind gs,s ss,ra i'e@ssis,sy
AL - NJ ~ LI1a n NOlILk4
Dr.. J. addresses Ell those who have injured them
selves By private and imprnpcr nduxenees thar Sc
eret and Solitary Habit which ruins both Bolly and
Mind unftlinx them fr otter business or socirtt
These some a fhe sad and meIanchoIv effects pro-
dnced By early habisof youth. sz: Weakness of the
Back and Limbs, Pains is the head. Dimness a sight,
Loss Of Muscular Power Palpitaton o. the Heart Dys
prpsia Nervous 1rrtabty. Drraagement Of the Discs
tive Fanctioas, General debility. Symptoms Of Con
sumption. &c.
MExTA lIY-The fearful effects on the mind are
much 70 81 dreaded Loss Of Memory, Confusion OIL
deass Depression If Spirits Evil Fercbodngs Aversion
10 Society. Self Dstrnsf, Love a Solitude Timidfy
&c. some II the evils produced. Saeh persens
shoald before contemplating Marriage consult Dr. John
stol. AID be at restored. Let not rase Deeacf
prevent, but apply immediately and save yourself ar
The dreadful and awful consequences Of this terrible
DR. JoANsToN's INvIGoRATIyG REMEDY
FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS
By this great and and importaat remedF, weakness
Of the ORGANS speedily cured and full vgor restored
Thousands Of tlr most Nervous and Debilitzfed ndi-
viduals who had lost al hope. hare been Immediately
relieved. All inpediment 10
:ISAlMARRfAGE
Physical Mental Disqaalifcaiyn. Nervous IrFiahili-
~. Trembling snd Weakness, orl Exhaustion Of the
nlostiearfal kind speedily cured BY DR.. Johnston,
90 Al Letters must be post paid -Remedies sent By
mail. lApril Z, l853.--ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14

RI. eirE,< Il l6ass.,c sIS'.. s.ts.<<} Il: -.
cfAcr t<att ,he H1st,h<l1o It16I,;< { :<<1,
daily Il k1S sonc1ct Mr. Xcf| 01,H "a Hi.
ana ior foMk tins PAST; e<en Wi-rc1<i.f s. RI
fcxsbtsf " her Coa<lsssi0no' 9<ItIt';4S, III 5,
Iss< essas W.hia 81 Psas; Aod seN Nitzia|s 8 y
Yss:srdsyt Rickn6hi Ers4i3r 1<eail< -
pknapsra;ie Senate Il iAf Safe Ni.1 s4esxk xske.
rieuc<. The present Ssn1ls. i Nfiles. 'r<1ns
sf1llY ds.efmio<i = achieve a. nmortaIizf Of mi
fanny; il dpes neskias well i heart 4 bsnknA
tom Democrats IN, and sppIyink y DrS.s.
cratic N<iFsf> i Is tQlereklf severe ~ Ne pro.
ce<tt however HE edil9f Eax<k more ceiSiSnal and
cooicsnn,1ons. The phrase e<el.'st contssi<d ~
aelsIia6'< us'Aec.a's SQUADS oddly il 4usz.ss
ST ass en- s.' s 2.. ss, ds 'ss. s' s
~ i4l4 thai tteif organisation Ill Is t> ground d
powder b some measure which Is being 6s6eo{l<d
~ pogsntien<d psnQs[t,s, who sft s1zn1ti<s6
sisasss,aa ns ass s:..:, S5s IN
&toPG an Ki;lll& knnttS< = Il
liz !; z...is.' = IS Il. >s.S 8Is1sss + INV
matter 81 Virginian family bftil< Nn.MtHul-
len. who achieved an eaaivoeal immortality = ID
Destructive daring The late session Of Congress,
has rushed into he arena 10 cure f0r ,be Deme-
ckacy Of Western Virginia Their FIJI proportion 81
The sp0ils The intrepid Representative from the
Little Tennessee distFikte as aTRichmoAA i6utDal
rather ridieulonsly styles Mr.. MeMnllen eopsends
share of FEDERAL rssropaee: ana Messrs. Shefrsfd
Clemens. rau,kacr. Lskcher. Reair' Bosos3 Tlsvlv
ana Easnnnason ioin hin, hn,k "a epns,,i M ia
past practice 81 ,ke nafiv Is lhiE ressF,l ma n a.
mandinn change III Inc rfrselt ana ,ke la,,rf =
On he ofher hana Ness WillSan fsr.kie Hal.
lkdav Maade pou.lI and Avrfrtt aeclife II k.~n
VIM II. .ss,,rs IA 4, h;s
movement; and he threatens war upnn them n
consequences. Il Is not Of the hfxhea lmaoFiahc&
perhaps @ no,s that Mr. MeAfullen Intends %
,eneto 81 Il SIhs IS I;s raitiral crFs3 mrsUcNai-
len uh,satv nxn<s, 4, And ~ - ~ ,sr i, !, N
rrs3irf M r~snlss + ~ s,.s. - IL r;s,,re
be onw MINI g, ere Il kns, = ,hsi * = d;s.
tnrnshea flsri<escv ~. sh,agpn .sr.s No. n
~, - sS 81 ~ ~, o.
Sna,s,s ~ $500 ~; y, ~ ~
- IA =" 49, $50 y. pas.sEs.g III e. 49,
* q, 80 So aN - e.
ny m'y ~. 80 oa~ly !.
fv The l,sisocra1c ,sreks Gan ifte to ,,fee IN
..isz,.., ~ s..ts- &C. r,A H. ss.g,s q
- =. 49, -, - - .,S4.u Z Z ' ~Asss
otKs. s ne enquirer q fes'fraay tens ~
IL e idle 70 say hat this new Beard IT Public
'sWorks ough 70 BE- tes from psfig biases Or pso.
''cligities. EyesFhodF knows whichever party o.
alnsascendAncy 10 he Boafab VIII matte 4 po-
'liiical magazine"
This Is pFestr flank a. 10 ,he intenticss Of he
Democracy Theg propose ionse The public i'm.
prusemenls or lhe State. not ot lie eenesai rood.
bui merely Il snbsefte me purposes 81 E.arsy. Il
this what lie real ffiekas Il snfefal npf5s
desire Do they wish 10 see he funds aoprooTia.
led 10 tkese safions works 10 which all fatrfots
are loosing FIR the resusci,asioA ii The Old Derin4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14
80 , > = : 7
THE LATEST DoDG II.

Il
The very latest ,nvsntioh for raising the
wind is densmiDated the ..boguet dodge"
and has been praeiiced To ! considerable ex-
tent 10 this and the nsighboring cities A
seedy individual, With q long lugubrieus
countenance. aud ndseghy in his hand
tsmidly knocks a. saur door. d III a mild
aud subdued voice ask to see the ..gentIc
man If the house. AID should his request
BE- complied with ~ hands sou aoie from
MI Smith Mr. Jehes. or Mr Brown. beg
eing your aeceptance n q bouquet from the
aforesaid Smith's 81 Browns garden. an i
recommending the 6carer 10 your patronage
& very worthy but unfortunate person.
The bearer then, with polite bow. gives you
bis bunch Of flowers and faTors you with =
long rigmzrole supported w sundry docu
mtnis-~goibg e shoM that the world bad
used Rim vilely Having thus presented
lis credentials be respectfully AXIS for your
sympathy aud = many e your old coats
boots. ind breaches. a = person who hns
sscsn better days may Be supposed 70 re-
uuirs The result il. that # Foa have seit
place II your head aud another y your
ieast. hs,ualks s1 With Al asny old clothes
IS would bring 6re ur six| dollars n Cha
than street vs. N = txi5Fsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14
POETRY


H
WY :, q VIZ 4
lt~t n1Ies Light = ar
81 =. a 81. y. 1,ls'.s,
f.---f,- -
4 -. -,- 49,, '-,'.',,-
-L'- s.''-s'
TEszr 800 80 -. -,
- i 80 '' = e.
A. ucri' rizrcc. rn,i'k.
4 NithAed o. eddy rixcl.
4 80 $50: 49,
L -. :.. 3. .n'.se AVE-
(. = '. e'''' ''e''
4 - - = s-'y ys-s'
~. I. ~, - - =, |,
= 's-
An sons h.ve iheusht he heart
Wss lire swcettonsd Tyre;
csznskld 3 ne ns.'.Esrss
80 -. n.y. 49,. $3.50
-. $3.50 ,1'-s',
Dlscord nPon me AR aiore,
II harsh, rude nnmbers rinxs.
~ -..-s- -.-..-
- ''''As
Ana iink anotner 70 me iyres
Thea harmony and love
Wonld vr,et ne :. ,hey ala h.e,,.
Like music from above.
-
All yes, some hearts are lute-like,
y Ana uethinks that thev were siven
r., ,,t.-;,, 4 - ....,L s
II the golden courts 81 Heaven.
vrh... .,..l ~. -. n.
", 49, - - = tAe snei r.
So'ty ana genuy GER
And waken many beaufeous song
Thar ever slept before,
..5.f.. =, 49,.
s II
" fhose luie-iike hearts on earth,
Where kindly words are rare As gems,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14

a GooD WIrE a good wife i ohs nEo
puts her hpsbsnd 10 q the aide Of the bed
next 20 the YAH ard tpeks him qp 70 lEeep
I'm warm u the T'1t<r-sr'lts the wood
makes Re Ere i thtn,r1i1g washes her
hpsben1's fee and 4rars % hiE boots for
hin--perer suffer. rent d remain! II tsr
hpsbsn1's small cIo.1ls kesp1 her shs<s Is
a be heei rnd Ser s.ocEinrs i>rneG A-ners-
wonders rh,l lsr hosb.ni sees ;nt4reA.;tr
= i1> I,or. woman 1ho lives .>r.z< .kt Nv
-1.<s< <'.0& "A. dor Vim I,r 1ts>.si
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14
LRcAL ANEcD0TE.

a s.
In the heat Of an August Afternoon, Mr. i
O., lawyer cut West, who il some.
what energetic ii speaking, wis summing
mp Will his usual zeal on behalf OF Ms eli.
eEt before Squire Pain, and : crowd cf
spectators. then and there assembled - j
Whilti c. was putting 10 his biggest
licks,' quiszical chap. got behind him. and
went to tickling his ear with straw. The
Justice liked . joke, and kept still. Still
c., snpposing il was flies, brushed
Hrst one ear and then the other. bur perse-
vercd in bio speech, amid subdued litter.
ing
!. Finally, As c. happened 10 b
pressing some novel point Of aw 10 The
Justice, his friend behind put the Gea ID
bis ear little more sensible As G--------
brushed his hand at the Nv little mors
'fsrcely5 the Justice burst out laughing - 4
Whareupon, O., bringing bis fst a.
most 10 contact With theAhead of the magis.
trate, rcbuked bin As fellows
.Your honor may laugh--6as snshu M
iawn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14
WITCHES AyD JEWELRY.
REMOVAL.

+ w0uh. ID inform the citizens Of this county and
i the ruplic generally that have REMOVED
nv WAtCH and JEW ELRY# STORE 10 No.
I'll BALTIMORE STREET. six doors 6cieic
Charles slnns Balismess Nhere.lhey will ind .
large SUPPLY u fias GOLD Levers. Lepins. and
SILVER WATCHES III every description -
GOLD LEYERS from S2S b 500.
ALS0i . variety oil G0id Chains. KEYS Gold
Pencils sns Pens Rings. g-Rinss Bracelets.
sc Aisp fine assortment 81 Silver Spoons.
Cups. ggilrr and Frni, Knives. ef genuine Silver
Coin. Al variety dl Alfalfa Forks Spoons &c !,
ar Cldks and Faaey Gaoas A large assori.
inent Of Watch makers Taois Jewels Hands, and
Waleh Gas III evefv kind
e Country MERCHANTS and Watch
makers wiz find 10 their interest 10 call AID
afnine my goods. A. intend 70 sell IS low EkAny
cthxf hodse. al Wholesale &c sesail prices,
eli RLES BLAKE.
No sl7 Baltimore street Ral.imore.i
MART ~ ,k53-fy ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14

AcrlDgvr TaE RIczA0xo lxp pErFnssrz0
RAsLHoAD --Oa Sunday one 81 he passenger cars
between Richmond and Petersburg, Va. wsa
thrown from the track. dangerously iniafing four
o. 1--WE persons, including Mrs. Pntnell and spn.
aad servant maid, all Of Wilmington n c.
Mrs p Is . widow, and dahghier OF ex Governor
Dudley 81 Nor1i Carolina. She was balsly bruis-
ed; her iiItie s9n received powerful blow 10 the 4
backof ths head, ala he servant GIFTS right les
was ii Of hear fhefhigh The .giri died IN few i
hours Mr. r. G MellhenpY ahr0lhFr in- law 0f
Mfs p was slightly ininstd Il appsaff ihe CEN \
tr pfa 81 the fr8At Afuck broke firrfng oh Hf en-
Tire bofsom el fhe car and seals EghE Of ten per-
spns ii ali wefe more or less ipiuxed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14

sailss, vs. il 1aas, Iss. sad nsn con-
plstel b zrasssiIls. 81 n.e ssd z4 Nlsh iarersed
7 ri. co psszds = 10 Yu4 Tie fs.infiea I'll. n
he roai vii b stszt 81 <t5 CO. & abeai Sl9f41
pr nile. n-ehsasry absat <ze5oo9 III ~iszls =
Easst pansa i Fz5sr e 3sfs.l. "a <<gesse1 4 IS
campis'ea y ~ sSssaz y 1855 Tic ckrisr II IL
caupsf sa. ssie1fzes aaf1leFsioa q ~ fosd eeSI
sfCbs4nhas 10 sks isliaes safe i;ne Ea;;,k1d n<sor
,.A / ,.,,-z s<gss sr.,s5,s. s +; zs.,,, 4. e.
~ eue kare I'D snze fsrs< q iii. VI ID i
To 1fi6ipis& iowa. N'.1. - el <ery sftn6sk Iss
o=siffrHe ~ 81 q tzsf <lelp Sent roc fc1&
wiling N.t <47H = is} ea4 4<ltIfn &alh cic1.
pensH Tie NFtt'ps fcrl ~ eff <off<EIst41t II r<<-
tre:lf '.sss.e go n. Rt aHo '''ece q nHsie< f<>e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14

TINE <uhsctiber having established GENE
y RAJ AGENCY ~ IF.<IIasfel Civ. p e.,
~ ~ prosecution and settlement Il every desyIi
lion q I'4lat akaI1<f The United States .efi1is
<1<rsri<1 tst<io1 ant Bounty Lind Ca<es ~
ei-o tr<Qe11e1 lIaiL< I.f ~. Horses "a "
I1oH[ 1Us1ii4q. n q 1I |o.1ef cases thai ar
placed q ~ hands 70. 4 q tf.LkHEn.
nrEEnErcts R.t.'a-.. y. Won ~. ~: 50, g;
61r*11. Eo1El4 ~ Co,sI1t II& I 0r11.. 49, !.
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Two Dollars and Fifty Gents

p1ytE< d4If yearly 11i Two uort - yin Be ~
kr1 u psfue1iin fa'I II paid snir<|v 81 advance
~ We<e<TE r.{u<1i = 1eI<>rsi beyond ne
ex1.l,'!oe q ine Ts>l in.erc>f riIl = etairet
{. t11scr r'H1@ ~ 1'< moniIl Il Is, . y
ADVERTISING.
Tie terms q air1rI<'11 are iot square Or les
+ ~ TO- ihsee Insertions ones n ne same
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fine eI|I b ee4]rasd anil .5rlid and el1zE<j ~
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BALTIMORE AGENCY.
Mr. Wis14s Tnonser. No. 6 Carroll Hall
1aitf more. Matfl Is ~ authorized Agent n
ne Guy % B,ItRnore ,oreeeive Subscriptions Ad
Workmanship Ac.. Isr the eFrce Press and copy
ofthe paper, tefs, &e. can b found o. file Al bis
ofsee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-04-14

4 - r., xr.,s-.s,, hi .tcI hundred inihes. a. -
- <.;I,,-s II ie<d fziftf< were Destroyed. ID ac-
-s 49, --:'i ~. 49, III ne Post Ol;cc cpartmeaf
~ ~ ---..<, y. 7I.16:stnl Square I'D spread pFtf
- Vi 49, - fs-ee knffrsi Get shea ne 1la>clf
- --i.5 rhs ,,s;re mss ~ cont1>lit,c nlIefisI
- 80 =: = 49, - .,elsi hoars eIsIncii before he
~ a.--.--. -. 1870 ike 6G;e;1I 4IteAl>6ts
.--t:'- ..,.S~ ikc hafnia4 i1st4>1s % f1<IlIt>lt
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-13

DEATH OF MAJOR AKsoLD.-The Austin State
Gazette Of the 10th ult, thus announces the death Of
Maj, Arnold, of the U. s. Army:
"An express reached this city on Thursday eve.
ming last, from Fort Graham, with the melanchol,
intelligence, that few days ago, Major Arnold, the
commandant at that poet, was killed in a persona
encounter with DIR. J. NJ. Steiner, the post surgeon
The weapons used were pistols, sx-shooters, and
Major Arnold received four shots in his body, oil
which he died in about fifteen minutes afterwards
These are all the particulars now learn
BREACH OF PRoMIsE.--The following singular
has recently been furnished by the Somerset (N
j. Wing:
"Mr. Suydam, a widower, was anxious to change
his situation. He heard of Miss Kline, inquired re.
spectng her character, the amount Of property, &c
and sought an interview. This he effected at the
house Of her friends, and during the evening, he
preached the subject Of marriage, and engagement
was concluded. Some months passed and Mr.. Suy.
dam, as was alledged falling in with widow Nee.
fus, who possessed more property, and suited him
better, without delay married TO her. Kline be.
ing deserted, sought means of redress. Fortunately
she found that a friend had overheard the contrac,
between her and Suydam through hole IN the floor
She therefore brought her suit, and proving these
corroberang facts, the jury assessed her damages a,
$500, which were promptly paid of,
The Michigan Maine Law takes effect on the frs,
of December next by proclamation Of the Governor.
The official ority in favor of the law was II $685.
Sam Lathrop Gays, he goes for aboishing Hogeius
in the Navy, and introducing il in Congress,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-13
Educational Convention

After consulting the friends Of education. fo, III
ferent parts Of the Territory, i, is thought ayi,hs
to call an Educational Convention. II VIII H. Ia p,
Saturday, the 18th instant, at ST Paul, in Inc To-.
Hall, over the Market House.
As this is sectaran matter, but one Of z,eas IN
general interest, it is urgently requested thu he e.
may be needed by all who desire the bene6t e. 5..
common schools. We believe the citizens Of 5i.srs.
sofa have not before been summoned for thi. pfDss
and hope they will manifest themselves in, sresist \,
the cause of Education by assembling in 81. PAL.
18th Of the present month. Rev. Mr. T.. ID. Ne,u
former Superintendent Of Common SCHOOL,, 81. N ao-
dress the Convention.
St. Anthony, Oct. 7th, 1853.
II. F. MASTER SON.
J. w. NORTH,
w. r. MARSHAL
E. w. merrill
II. NJ. RICE,
&. SECCOMBE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-13
MAR RIED.

At the N. E. Hotel, Cleveland, Sept. 10th
T. Philpot, ESQ.,, the Hon. JOSEPH THonFs
Stark County, Ohio, and Mrs. FL IlABErH IA
Of Coiumbiana County, Ohio.
Here is health to our old friend and his happy
Bright flow their days like summer evenings
Without one gale to stir their tranquil Joy
Ride high above their hopes affections son;
And bless their union with h't'e---,or'
Ohio Eat
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-13
ELECTION RETURNS.

Below viii be found the latest returns We have
been enabled TO receive from distant portions Of the
Territory. The majority Of Mr.. Rice Tor Delegate
to Congress, canno, fall far short Of 1900, and from
present Indications both branches Of the Legislature
will be Democratic.
Mr.. Rice Will enter upon the discharge Of his du-
ties il the Councils OF the Nation with the ASSURANCE
that the pemocracy--the people Of Minnesota viii
hold up hi. hands.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-13

Democratic County ticket in this Precinct has an
aver age majorit. Of As votes.
Marine Mill Precinct polled 42 votes; democratic,
10; ~hg, %; wilkins majority,s.
Taylor's Falls polled Sc votes; Rice's maj, 33.
Cottage Grove polied 70 votes; democratic, 81 !;
whig. Is; Rice's majority, %.
From Chisago. We learn that n. Taylor, whig, is
elected to the House.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-13

w. 8. SWIMMER Is the only authorized agent for
this paper the city of 81. Louis and Is duly empow-
cred to take subscriptions aud receive advertisements
a, the required by His receipts will be con
sidcred as payments.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-13
School Books.

Among the duties enjoined upon the s fDsfi.t
dent by the School Laws, none perhaps is more ,
picking or responsible than that Of selecting froa
mass Of school books. those particular a1.has.
would give the preference. About sixteen vs-f.
pericnce in teaching, however, should aGorG
preparation for a judicious choice Of ;ext books
The Object in the selection and recommen isi ~
books il TO secure thuse that will lest subser9e r.
cational purposes. After a careful exaniaa.on
comparison, I would recommend to be usee =,
schools Of the Territory; CIV. Sanders N. s.
Of School Readers and Spelling Book Ira sia,h.,
Practical System Of Book Keeping; s A. Much.
Biographies and Pelton's Outline Maps and X
McCintock and Cooks Latin and Greek Boz
II: Woodbury's German Books; Louis asoae 4
French Course
This subject viii receive farther attentIon .ec
ding to its demands. +. w. MERRi
Sup't Of Common 4ooi.
ST.. ASTH0sY, Oct. s, 1858.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-13
MERRILL, COwL.Es a CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Donsst'c Dry
Goods. Boots, Shes, Has, Caps, faases No.
ti9ns, Sc, Sc.
No. lei, MAIN STREET

WE have Just opened the largest and most extes-
w s.Fe STOCK Of Foreign and American Dry Goods
ever offl cd the est, which Offering at Chi
csgo snc ST. Louis prices and less than have been
sold this market. Our iaciiities Cor purchasing are
such that We ensbed 10 ger cur goods az low as
they be bought BY the largest eastern houses We
buying our American Goods direct from the manu-
faciureiS, All beng connected with house ia New
York, and Ct the FIRM Constantly in the market
snal all times have full stock and low est
market prices. We oler bats, but our customers
depend AZ sill times upon buying goods Of us at
small advance from cost and taton, and can
fnd stock every variety aud style OF goods suited
market Merchants VINO have teen in the habit
of VISITING the cities, ST Louis and Chicago,
may depend upon finding large STOCK and 81 as los
prices an be found elsewhere.
We ask EXAMINATION of cur stock before going
cast. &c.
Galeua Oct I, 1858
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NEw YoRK, Oct. 8.
The Baltic arrived at 7 O'Clock A. H., with Liv'
erpool dates to the Goth ult.
MARKETS. Bread.tuffs aamated--further ad-
vanccs. Wheat Sd, -four Is. Corn advanced and
ia demand Flour, Western Canal Bis Sd TO S2s Cd !;
Southern 32s Cd 10 Cd; Ohio S3s I'D to Sas %.
Corn, white, 35s to 36s. Wheat, 9s to IS ID Tor
white, and IS Sd to IS lid for red.
7 here is considerable variations of quotutions Of
different houses.
Provisions not materially changed.
The U. ). expedition sailed for japan, followed by
two Russian frigates. Chinese revolution extended.
Breadstuffs 10 France has still a tendency up
wards.
The Vienna conference was in session attempting
to smooth over difficulties, and it Is reported that the
new notifications concatory 10 both Russia and
Turkey, would he made. bat feared that IN the
meantime the armies the Danube might come IN
collision. The Sersa charge had notified the Porte
that Servia would remain neutral in the affair oil
war.
The Pacha of Egypt will send Bonet Dey as CON-
missioner to the New York exhibition.
BY the overland route learn that the U. 3. ex-
petition, the Susquehannah, Mississippi, Saratoga
aud Plymouth, sailed from Shanghai July Sd, for
Japan, followed by the two Russian higates. The
Susquehannah and Saratoga on The coast touched at
several islands, and distributed live stock, and also
at Beno,a, where they found European settlers, and
where the Commodore purchased ten of land on
fine harbor for a coal depot.
The Chinese revolution continues, but no decisive
action is reported
Cholera was spreading in the English ports.
FRANcE.-Nothing Of interest. Activity Is re-
ported in the Navy Yards.
The critical condition OF breadstufs continues -
Prices were tending upwards. The Hungarian rega-
liza is 10 be presented in the Vienna Museum. The
King Of Prussia has concluded to go to the meet
ing Of the Emperors at Olmuz.
Letters from Madrid say that another Minister al
crisis coming in Spain, and in private polti-
cal circles the proprety OF opposing the Queen was
being duly discussed.
The Patra states that the Turkish difficulties will
be settled without to arms. Ii also states
that the Emperor Of Russia will not under any cir.
cumstances commence hostiIites and that the def
mite decision Of Turkey cannot be known in Britain
until the LIST or Cd week in October.
message from Vienna says that Austria declines
acting longer with the other powers, and also for
warded instructions 10 the Austrian ambassador at
Consantinope to the Sultan that he must &C
cept the first note unmodfed. The conference at
Vienna now considers affairs very serious.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Robert Watson is elected Representative from the
Prairie District and Asa b. Green, is elected Sher-
III. John Fisher, dem. and VIM. McKusick, whig
are elected Representatives from Saltwater. The
returns for Councillors Indicate the election of Slim
son and Mower. the democratic nominees from the
first district