The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-30
Our New Location.

Our New 1ecation.
After days OF ardupes labor, we arc nov
F"fixedsi IN or new o., corner of Thifd
aud Jackson stress. and we hesi:a>e not TO
say, both as regards meterials and rooms,
We have the best cstablish ment west of Chi
cago. Our Steam Press room is in the first
story Of the second building in the "Pionccr
Block This press is the first propelled by
steam ever taken into Territory, and for
this reason forms an epoch in our, business
here. 1t is a splendid machine, from the
mandatory Of A: B. Taylor & Co, New
York City. Oar engine is Of .the;portable
style. and made BY col1coS iBnoEHEas' Of
Buffalo, New-York. 49,
Our News room. is Immediately over this,
and has been modelled with an eye single to
the convenience of this branch of the estab-
lishment. Adjoining this is our Jobbing
and Book room, which has been filled with
all the latest and improved styles of type,
and in which We expect to turn out" work
that will favorably compare with any Of the
eastern cities. Try us, that you may be en-
abled to judge for yourselves. Across the
hall from our Job Room is our Counting
Room, where all business is transacted with
out any annoyance to those employed in
other departments - an accountant being
always in readiness to attend to those who
may call on business of the establishment
Immediately in front Of this, and facing on
jackson street, is our sanctum. 1t is large,
light, and we'll adapted to the purpose de-
signed.
1t is true we have been at great expense
in arranging our ofice-but there are great
and constantly increasing demands for a
first class printing establishment, and We
look for an increase of business the coming
year, to warrant us in the large outlay of
money we have made. ....
Our list of subscribers, both to the Daily
and Weekly is constantly increasing, and we
shall lose no effort to make the Pioneer a
valuable political as well as family newspa-
per. We have made such arrangements as
will furnish US the latest mews during the
close Of navigation, and have secured the
services Of able correspondents at the Ma
tional Capital, who will keep our citizens
posted during the approaching session of
Congress, in all that pertains to the inter-
ests of Minnesota.
And now, reader, although we feel under
obligations to many Of you for your past ia
vors, we ask you to lend helping hand in
extending the circulation Of our paper, to
the end that its future usefulness in promul-
eating the pure principlesof the Democratic
party, and the best interests OF the Terri
tory, may he increased. If each SUBSCRIBER
would see to it that he obtain an additional
name, the Pioneer would be able to boast
the largest circulation. in the West This
we design to haze for it, and consequently
call upon our friends to aid us in the under
IahihS. 1924 [ r III al =
Our paper now affords the best advertising
medium in the Territory. The sagacity of
most of our business men has found this
out, and the rapidity with which our adyer-
Using columns fill up, evidences that all are
coming to the same conclusion We shall
commence 1855 under most favorable au-
pices and if our patrons will extend us that
aid in their power, it will prove the most
favorable that has ever dawned upon the
Pioneer. .-
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