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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
GAS LIGHTS.

rTNIlE Lyme burg Gas Light Company fully
l. prepared furnish Stores, Churches, Factories
and private families with Gas OF superior quality
Whether consider the briancy OF the light, its free
dom from everything calculated soil rooms furniture
carpets lis cheepness is far superior any other
light in We beg ieave invite attention The
tested lis qualities.
The undersigned, who are using Gas manufactured
the lynchhurg Gas Works, take pleasure in recommend
ing il citizens large, being better, clcnncr
and cheaper than any other lis have used consider
ing the amount of light obthncd.
Robert EARLY, Stige., McElleny & Co.
/ a. Atkinson, Baker Cavey,
Simpson 4 Bro, Burro, CHS, Sh4ter & Co,
Joliu Z, Wright, b. f Snmpter,
Philip W. Payne, Glass y. Ralne,
ju" u. heem, J.. Dudley,
Wm. Stiizcr, x NJ. Gucgenheimer,
Acire \ MrClanahun. c. Morse
McDo1ald & Peters. Wm.B. & C. Fisher
Il. NJ Rnrher, r. Stahler Il Co,
+. Il. Gibbs -l.tec Of A. Boyd
Baptist Gu, rch w. 7 Anderso < Co.,
R,~sef 4 Cu@lhon Horner Watson & Co.
NorvrlI House. Mcdaniel, ilurt& Preston.
Cns / Lee. Thos. Sharp,
Warwick lIonsc, Gen'l Sup. of R r.,
". W Let,wic X Bro Fretw,ll d. Hall
Washington House, ID. b. Pnyre,
, Lnughorne. Hatcher * Loewood,
Jas, NJ Boyd, }Naldcns OF st Paui's
Sam. ". Shelton, SCmrch
Those wishing To introduce Gas can Il certain the
and any other information spe ting it, by apply
neto +. c. HOPPER. SUI erinienden
may lS.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
Low Fare from Lynchbnrg TO Richmond /:
THREE DOLLARS!

On and alter The lDth July, Boai- vi leave
1. nrhburg Tor Richmnnd tri-weekly, VIZ: 1ue.duy
Thursday Il Saturday IL. directly att thr p.-
rival OF Western cars. Passengers from lyashbur-
ere two nights and day the Boats; ana thu-r
who have business in Richmond, withoqf los
time save So So by taking this route. For Charlotte.
willie, tri weekly coaches in Scotsvile ienye
Lynehburg 1t m. arrive IN Cha ootesvile n,A day
at m. BOYD, EDMUND DAVE NPOaT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To Snorfsmen and Others.

rT,HE sub clihcrs m respectfully ak an * MN, r
L tioa al lhcit Fall lmpo tato1 oil Guns fihf'' -
toll NaAiee ca e.. Fishing Tackle With sese,"' as
Re-. Siys, nlnfe and Ivory stork. Dean, Adams
Y Deans Selt}uckng aud Resoy,ae Cylinder ll''",S'
salfCocking Single and Renewing Pistols D""" =
HasksIry'- Powder Fa.ks Shot Belts and fout eS'
Game Rag. Vast Rods, Wud Punches Drinking f,">N
o.. 1ya,ll;, H., =, sets n i boxes E'ey's, Walker,
CoeAc., W..b.,, Richlrds. e. d. al otie Ferrous
ion Caps; Razors md Pocket Cutlery; 80 'smPe'
Bowie knive.. Call aud ,ee tho'e Wesley Rirh'tI'
Double Guns Dean, Adm. 4 Deans, md Snla.n IS
,Y.., WI "a c. FISHERS
Opposite tie Norveil House, Lynchb1ff' "a
IN
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GAS FITTING.
WATCH JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
II. SILyERTIlCRNN CO.


e WE have lust received, from The Northern Tie.
"a a large supply of Watches and je~riry which
g. we're purchased in person ana Ne can therefore
Warrant every article sold.
In the stock vii be found fine gold aud silver lever
Watches from the finest CHR0NOMEIER, down to
piain article all Of which genuine aud rerhaP. M
b. Il assortment ever opened in this market.
10 the Jewery line will say TINT no article can be
ca led for which not able TO offer.
LARGE AND Will sELferfb stook OF eenilemens
Vest and Fob Chains and Ladies Breast Pins AM Eur
Rings, \ c. " u he found vetY attractive.
COIN Avn SuvtR RE.--Nc invite special ntten
ton also our faeurs IN manufacturing Gold and
Silver Wofg lurse assor,meR' a' which Is kept TON
stantly GA 10 id aud deserves the inspection at al VII
wish 10 purchase
RKrAiKIsc.--Watehes. Jep.elry and uli ARTICLES ii
Gold aud S,e, Ware repaired aud improved on the
shortest nutca
Persons ,.itiue Iynchbvrs aad desiring any a,ticls
in our hpe will 6ni thee l,ani ge To call aud oN
amino the stock Ne IRE anxious 10 exhibit t"se
goods knowing that the supeta a. our imPo'tnll"us
and tho pusso " rkfsH~aip ni our manuief
cannot b. exc led.
may OTIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

New Drug Concern

ssx2rhee subscribers having e,secinted themselyos
NJ getier und,r the stye aid firm OF J. II Thnmp-,
In * Co, and having purchased of Mr.. john I
Wright, Jr his entire interest in the Aroth,c.
and Drug business. as formerly conducted hv fIu
under the supervision DR. J. H. Thompson, beg lcav
state that they intend tinue the business IN h.
anne house, where they receiving supple.
OF IRISH DRUGs; MEDICINES CHEMICALS, PAINTS OIL~
GLASS, DYt-STUFFs, &c;--aso complete sssnit po,,
SusirHl lnstrurnenr Fancy Articles &c &c, en-
br'rng every article usually kept In well regu', ra
Drug Store.
Particular attention will be paid to prcscrp aud
medicines for families, and all phnrmacrutca.
preparations made they appear in the medical jour
nals
To Physiciaas the subscribers would merely tate
1t members of the profession they feel the N
of lling such medicines only are known I" be Patf
apd unadulte,ated.
Thy most respectfully solicit continuance "f the
liberal patronage heretoiors bestowed upon the bus
re-s, and by uuweat led efforts merit tie conf
s,.n, OF the public.
JAMES II. THOMPSON, ID. ID.
ROBERT S. PAYNE, VI, D.
u l.
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DISSOLUTION.

TINl T. concern OF Wilson K Franklin is this day dis
L solved h5 limitation. All persons havifg claims
against the will present them To Joseph IL W u
ron for paymeut; those indebted TO the toncerf VIII
mike payment to Joseph II. Wilson, he having Pur'
cla,ed jaime, fuuk in's interest in the epncern
JOS II. WI son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
September ist 1854
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Packet Boat Line for the Ia. Spring
Fare from Lynchburg

To Lexington. - - - N lite Sui Aur,. ~ 90
Rock. Alum-.....3 30 " Sweet AM hed--.3 90
WarmG Hot Sp'es.5 90 Dagger SPRING. 30
OUR Psoket Boats leave Lsuchhurg. for Buchauuu.
" daily (S1'dsys rpted) at ~, and srri'e at
pm Returning leave Buchanan, daily aN IN (NuH-
days eacepted) and arriyc IN Lynehhnrg, NJ on -
At North River the Boas con ec with daily 1T
stages for Lexington Rock and Bath Alu u, War; ned
Hut Springs; al Gumers Mil With the stage fo \ 'tur-
al Bridge and at Bu hsan with two lines TO the Ni.e
snphus; by the SWEET and The other by Dasss''.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
firm OF Hatcher. Loswoc.

NOTsCE.-ihe firm Of Hatcher Logwocd
y Co vii expire, 10y mils'on, on the i.rst day
Of January 1879. In order close the business by
hat date, wi from this day sell ourenre stock CON.
,i,tiug al general assortment of Ready Made Cl thing
Cloths ClssimereS aud Ncslings, at COST for CASH.
A. nest in intention Use oil this de,
rabie stock the nboyc Favorable terms ,he public
viii lad It Ia their interest give call before buy.
iug elsewhere.
Tao,c indebted II the are reques ea To come
forward and settle enable to close the business
by the above mentioned date
sep l6.dls HATCHER. LOCKWOOD & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
$40 REWARD

dan away frumthe subscriber the 10Th May,
Ii negro msn mined MIKE. belonging Mrs -
Dsbrr OF powhslan county, va. The sud negro Is il
bout f. inches hight well black-between p and
80 years old; he Navy Cap, hi other clothing
b. u remembered The above rewards will be given
civered TO me- ion 10 Va. & Tenn. Railroad, Pa
'4-kico., Va, sl0 if lodged ia JlH whete | get
nm. JACOB RuABOlGH.
IanS-is
ER~Rchmand W 70 and Buchanan Recorder copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
r. coNANT, WIN. a. WALpGoN, d. SET
New Furniture Ilare-Roems.


CON Mt, WALD RON q Co,
WouLD he per''uliy i torn tbeir tieo : and the
W public geaem.y TINT theyafe now raeeiving, at
heir Furniture Ware ltoums, Nuir ST., lew door,
below the Nnryrll House, their stool, of Rose Wood
Mahogany, Walnut. aud olher Furniture together with
great many article, in the way of House keeping thar
usetu. well oruamental II have never before
been Introduced to This market All OF which have heen
selected trom houses North, enjoying the highest reP
a'ion for good and faithful work,
They have also connected with their establishments
Manufacturing Department,
in Which they have engaged workmen of skiiaGd expo
lence an! therefore prepared to have nude to eli
der, out oI good cal, any piece at furniture tina
my be ordered. They would add that they are pre-
pared to offer greater inducements persons wanting
anything in tie way of FURNITURE, than Ia ever be-
been offered in this market. And they hope by as
sluous attention TO business and receive at least
portion ut the nbc patronage.
CONANT WALDRON & co.
\, B.-Ne would say Ia our old iricn Island custom
that continue tn manufacture. old stand,
N Bridge st all Kinds ol T. bareo N'nlds AMI tn"
IKE, and we solicit continuance Of their inyor-.
mar l3 Is G, VS. O..
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Summer Arrangement,
~ ~ ~ nv . s
VA. a TENN. RAILROAD.
r,,o,a..al Gnead and Csbappo of Hpura


an and after Monday Apul ID tho Expire" nj
~ aud Passenger Tran will lenS- Lyuohburg dam,
tcxccpt SUNDAYS at A NJ ,nd arrive Big Spring
lOi A. NJ.
fciuin ming leave Rig Spring at3 As L. NJ. aud
rive IN Lynchburt at 7, L. ~
stopping each way. only al Forest Gooies Louiy'.,
Liberty Oak Mnlra, Lisbon, Buiord's. Bou-ack..
Ui.h's Nil Bic Link, Salem. Dyal's. Thomas aud Bg
Sprns TIlOS. SHARP, Gen'l Supt
mar - f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
RECEIVING AND on HAND ::


s1n 1liIbS y. q. Il Z X. oasm,
~ ID BIZ Gofcc AL CT ,uhrl Sugar,
20 boxes und bbis. Luni C,ushcd, and Pul
vrflrd Sugar,
100 bae- lilo mad LHguth Coffee.
- bug superior old ] wa Coffee,
T. hbds. Cuba mi T.. X. Molasses,
~ bbl- y g. Moa,scs,
~ toa- Bar Iron. assorted,
, do Hoop mud Band do,
> do. Bn-tcrd st ell,
do. Cast and Shear do.
10000 lbs Bacon,
200 Sies So- Leat,ei,
rs do. Black Upper DO.
10 doz. Call Skins
20 " Pink Ii ing do,
10 SHEEP Skins,
100 Dulles Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales Osnebufgs
50 Boxes Sperm and Adnmanne Candles,
80 do. Hull g. Sons Plten; DO,
) do. Soap,
10 do Starch
300 Kegs Nails 3 TOGO ny.,
10 WA / Naia,
- bbls T nners' Oh
10 ons Peruvian Gnouo
200 sacks Salt.
plard. rlccchei and Brown Domestic. Calico, Linen,
Fury. Gorpcra-, Alu Mndder and Indigo, Pepper,
III 60 md Spac, Spades. Shuves, Trace and Halter
rhonS, Mnuur,. nnd Hay Fulhs Boots Shoes and Hats
Fa s,tr,or exchange for country rroduce,"n nccomo.
ihiug tcrrn4. (np, 2I-ts) JOHN llOLLINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
Gaiter the Rosebud Willie you mny
Old Time is swiftly Gyiug
Aud that SANE flower TINT blooms tp-dny--

Od Time is swiftly flying;
Aud that same flower that blooms tn-dny-
To morrow may he dying
LII who desire OF themselves, family friends,
I a correct, highly finished, and UNFADlNG DA-
GUERREO1NIE LIKENESS or one Of those al
breathing Streuscap'c Pictures, should ,abrace
present opportunity tas delays dnugcruus) of
calling the Gallery of MINNIS & CO. I hey lave
IL large mil beautiful assortment Of Gold Iockpt> Pins
Rings, Bmce'els. &c. with every style of Case AID
Frame, in when 10 place Picture; any Of which,
hIied with Likeness taken in their inimilable style,
will, at once, make the most benutful-und the
time, the most desiruble-prcs ent that be adr.
and one that viii be tr assured up saered mcmento
long alter the loved doner shall hive passed away.
They have in thei: possession every late and mpor
tant improvement in Chemicals and Apparatus know
in tue ar, and are prepared take pictures 10 every
-ty e, aud warranted to please. call from The citizens
o Lynchburg and surrounding country IS respectfully
$ h,ted, whether they nay wish pictures or not.
GALLERY ia Iynchburg on Vain st two doors from
8rii-e - Joining the new Stora of Dr. Lyman; Syc
AN % T., Petersburg, and Main ST., nond Va.
q. W. MlNNIS,
scPsfs y. $. TANNER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

HOUSE 6LOPFOR RENT

g. A comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE. With a
Ii garden attached, the residence Of MAYOR jas.
Garland be had for reasonable rent, 10y carly ap
pIlealion to either OF the undersigned.
JAS. A. HAMMER,
NM A. MILLER.
fYp G.ts WA G. liDllI\S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
NEW CONCERN.

vGNHE undersigned will continue the Groceey AMI
L Z Imnission business ut the old stand OF Wilson
4 + an in where lie intends keeping genelnl stock
Of every nrcs in his line would ne gnI II see his
old and the pr bt generally Pr mpt atten-
ton to all forwarding and other business entrusted to
jos II. NILSoN.
Srptcr Der Al, 1854. sep2ts
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MISCELLANEOUS
For Rent.

tTNtE ~ scriber having made arrangement. 10 leaYr
the lily, aishes rent the pu.' ali 1T whef. h'
nov w. inr remainder n lie year. ~ tcfhs AZ
al, a. n yet or MIR. Henfy |. Brown.
,trl at. C. WfNGFIEED.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
WANTED TO HIRE.

AA -
w wish TO hire for their work Oh the Va. X Tenn
-hilroad in the Mountain region of Va. number %
strong and boys for which liberal hire will be pail
They have had long experience in the management It
negroes, and themselves large owners. Hired 4"
groes will receive the reatny"' in every rssGt
that they give their own. One OF us can ~
Lynchburg, any time, till the 10th ofJatIary tl"'
Washington Hotel, McCorkle Simpson & 'nr'.
ora Mcdaniel e. Hurts Tkey will also buy hni
BOYS dec 25. dacts1 SCOTT &ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

!nHESE WORKS hive ben ST il. rcration vim
Nil the latest imTvorcd Machi"crq Tor Wood and
Il n work, and upon scale commensurate with this
siits of the Sout5 and West. for Car construction
More lhan hundred cars ol I'll description have
hsan Ne nj thrse work. Tor The Virginia ~ Tennessee
"a ! Ruui.
i'f. Loaf. aud Engineers of Rail Roads respect
lY pst'di 10 brstow thcr patronage as they may
s4aa. loving then work ini-hod in strict con piiance
pnn- and a~ine-; or after tie most
Ia. ~ CnnstrIctan. 1T prices sa'l-tactory,
southern 1taii-asOads
~ toe compelled =, Obtain ieir Cars from
lncct Ia largo expense aud i.A Of Trans
GEO. q CURLE Proprietor.
..sI#- .sned having bud cbnge Of the above
..#ta. unut t.'.r commencement. under the tune
ih1p5t"r MAJ A. Enron Ii; nsks=ie to say 10 The
Rai.Roud public tint he ho, engaged with the po-,.t
spr,tor md will continue it manage mert, hupine hN
s. long cAIericnce in Tad losd work, ard coustaLt n
tratinn tbr WORT entrusted IA him 1, mort tie ap
ptohtli"u and lh"ru pntror nge 81 the public
a. NEfTlETON, Manager
RECON- MENDATIONS.
CHitF ESuinftR's OFFICE Va. Tenn. Il. K
Lyn,hbuls in., Srptrm 81 20, 1913. I
II 1HE R1H-ROAD PIBLIC
Al tie Gaf, ",ety hnd in use upon TIE ,aad.tDN
,eca nude II r1ednour Wapks. in Lynchhmg, ar
Il, n, ducc O., GrnI Nettleoo, "A Agent
It eiyca m. uu.t slrp-ure 10 say TINT u,,
nean strongly a,i htilIdullv executed chcerlulIy
mmrud tr-' v,.A-. Ia companies requiring cars,
competent and faithfully execute any
ua,t, that may od WIN the OF these wurls
CllAS NJ. GARNETT,
ch'Gf Ing !" !, Tenn. r e.
OrrIcr Va. 3 INN. RAlr.RoAp Co
Lynrhhnre, sept %. 1853. :
From vi intimate acquaintance witt Mr.. Geo q.
Curle feel confident TINT the Prdn nj Works ,und-r
his anuoprmeu,, will fully MAINTAIN At. reputation
nnklug Raltood Cars n- well in auy aud Hll ~
prpnch,. of mcchiicul or,tatft,,,.
Mil I,uI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
silver and Plated Ware,

Such rs 5 'e@r Gobicts. cup. AMI Mug; f,b.o, De
-rrl aud Tea Spoons sugar Toeg- mud Sih,it, Ira
Stniner., Sal, and Mustard Spoons, Iabe and bescit
Forks.
ALBATER Table, Desert aud Tea Spoons; do fofk.
.nd Butter Knives; Cake and G ,rd baskets / e an
Plated md Btiitann Casters Silver fut Knives, in ,ots
Cnke kniyc- Slyrr, Pearl aud orto,r She Ca j Gu
So. Port Monies &c, aud every kind o altolcs INT
" Kept IN Jewellers Store. which offer to my 'ehd-
und old Customers, win tie Insurance taa' Nil sell
a. low, and favorable terms am IN tie staie,
una hope have tho pleasure ID speedy cnll, nj es
nmne Tor themselves aud the truth Of the above
srrton.
l-V' Watches mud jewel, rcPlircd at shott motto"
aud moderate terms. aud highest price given ir old
Silver.
oct aG Il JEhI WILLIAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

s-z1-M1 OPPOSITION LINE-Leaves Nor
veil House daily at 7, A. NJ for Peters
burg AID Richmond. Returning, leaves Appomaitox
Depot after arrival ofthe and to Lyn"h,urg by 3,
p. 81 THE PROPRlETORS.
iun 2Id3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19

and SILVER Lover Aatchcs Of tie fret
ia, t,tie- IN Europe-.oae ut which will be wHtnahtel
10 keep good tns tor tsn years.
Al-l. spIend1d assortment al JEWELRY, consit'ine
ia put GrutIencus ne Guld Fob, NssI sni q arr
Chnn=. seals, keys and Brooches. ver> great va
pcv 1T Lnd-s BREAST Pms Ear Rings, CuH Pins, + IN
gci Riue- and Bmrecs and endless variety OF otheI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
TEHIs WI TTI 0IFTIT " TI-TITF fTTTT-I"I71
the Immense Superiority

o. singer SoWing Na1hnes has boon c1mN0IHN 0nbsN0
ThcY ofuniyers arplcationthe machine doing nj
kinds OF work and doing 1t perfectly They only
eontriyance but uneualed In mechanical finish They per
all uirod and continue tadoit without getting
order. We desire % ea attention particularly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-19
Singers Sewing Machines.
REASONABLE PRICES.


IA hich the only Sewing Machine 81 ana utility
w he used without MAKING rHE ONNEb LlAHl
81 II for infringement Of patented privileges stu sol
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-05

LITTLE Crow, the Sioux Chief, arrived from
Washington, in the Greek Slave, on Tuesday eve
ming, and left Wednesday Morning the Minnesota
Belle for Henderson, from which point he will 90 to
the Agency by land. He has many marvellous tales
to tell Of what he saw and done during his absence.
He claims to have arrived in Washington just in the
nick Of time to prevent the removal Of the Sioux to
the Missouri; and he has succeeded in having an
order issued for the payment Of the balance due the
Indians former appropriations. His services. he
says. were Of great importance in getting through the
committee Of the House bill providing for the final
settlement Of the title the HalfBreed tract Of Lake
Peppin.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-05
PROSPECTUS OF THE
s +. p A UL DAILY TIME s,

ON or about the first Of May, the subscribers will
commence the publication Of Daily Morning Pa
per, to be called the ST. PAUL DAILY TINES
The TIMES will be Wing in its tendencies, although
not of the ultra school; rather seeking to harmo.
nize and promote the interests of the People, than
following heedessly party dictation; speaking out
boldly on all subjects Of public character, condemn
ing wrong, unfolding right. and advocating those
measures most conducive the interests Of the pub
lic As party paper it will adhere to those greet
national principles Of the Wing party, such as in
ternal improvements, judicous tariff, free homes
to the homeless, and the development Of our resor
ces, which have done so much toward placing the
United States among the first nations Of the world
In municipal affairs it proposes to select the best
men, irrespective of party, to fill those Offices oc
trust which experience has shown us are very inn,
Por,an' a"x!.ares IN promoting the peace, comfort
and prosperity Ut our citizens.
The columns Of the TINES will he onen IN Al,
who may wish to discuss public measures in
courteous manner, hut matters Of personal or sec.
tartan nature will be excluded the publishers belle.
wing that a we'll conducted journal should seek to
enhance the welfare Of the mass. and not the pri.
vate spleen Of the few.
In commercial and biness point the TINES
VIII endeavor to he OutdOne by no other print in
tue Aerr'tory; home matters will receive its Dartic
n'ar auent,on and no efforts will be spared to render
acceptable TO the wants OF the business and read
ing community. Able writer's have been engaged.
and as the enterprise is under the control of
men-'nen who have had years Of experience in the
printing business. and who will devote their best en-
ergies to make the TINES equal to any other PAPER
IN the North West, it il confidently believed that
share Of the public patronage will b. so.e.ouriy
extended.
The TINES will be furnished at six dollars per
year. payable in advance, fifteen cents per week,
payable to carrier.
In connection with the Daily, will be published
the MINNESOTA WEEKLY TINES, a large and
handsomely printed paper, at 81 per annum. invara-
bly, in advance.
Jon PRlKrIKG.-Our Office will be supplied with
the very best and latest styles Of type, and faciI-
tiles for doing Job-work will he Of such a nature as
to warrant US in saying that perfect satiaetion sH be
gireS.
All favors promptly attended to.
Respectfully,
NEWSON. MITCHELL 4 IN. |
T. N. NEwson. J. B. H. MITCHELL, MARTIN
j. CLuN, and others.
St. Paul. March p, 1854.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-05

HEALTH IN Observation-Disclosures countv
in this Territory, now contains population of
about two thousand, and in conversation the
other day with DIR. Ames, the only physician
in the county, he informed us that he had not
single patient within its limits and that he had
not heard of a single case of indisposition in
the county for some weeks What do YOU
think of that, you who are shaking yourselves
to pieces with the Ague in Michigan, Illinois,
and other of the Western States?
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-05

RED Rock AHEAD.-Mr. VIM. Fowler, who
is'cultivating the farm of Mr.. VIM. r. Brown,
OF Red Rock, brought into our Office yester-
day, a bundle of pie plant, of a luxuriant
growth. He informs us that the bed in which
it grew was cApused all winter, and that it has
sprouted up beautifully, and has been fit for
use for near a week. This speaks we'll for a
country that used to be thought to be covered
with eternal SHOWS.