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LADIES ELASTIC SKIRTS, (Houon's P,IrxIl
% ,k Barkslays st., opposite Astor House m,puf,.,
= oi 'he above splendid desirable .rics
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aEu YORK ADvKRTIskMMr
s'sosnDs IDyss1sso .ocs. IOs uAss.s o., ,r
Ne. TO CLam bcrs street, New York.
PINNEO & CO.,

nos ssoshos ADys.rr.ise .og.. lvs sAssAs "- T.
Me- Cham bcrs street, New York.
PINNEO 8 Co,
SILKS. RIBBONS. vELvErs, FEATHERS, FLOW
ERs. LACES, &c.,
Arc .'s i:ii:fs IT; ~ ::?p';; S ss''
s.s,
our good are received
ss opposlfs ssi Tix n Isvsa hsSs HOUSE. ~
.uio@ass"fsl a o san--il T. C. 'a.'''' !. '.''''''
THE BZzTE ZEN 1otx BoSE sTFA"
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
DC sisss 1ss IT. r.. s. ss: s:.s
D.S'' Fin. Blue ks.,. pared 20
f.; ind '::' ,:;'''
= ~; sssSs: Is
s ps sio..
e.; .ss4s''.
@ sS.
and 1 H.. n..s. .s. .
-' D cash 81 %oas iPp'SSsS SSaRI Rtps' By
liberal discount when purchased in large Quantities
E1GElsion SEWING MAlliISls-M.de BY HOOD. BAT.
TsLLE S CO. M.s p.'sn,ed 3. Ella. Hove
repair. in good sub
md and vim do T,on
.ay more nsa .s.s ass ]
done by hand Cali aud them operation lso CHESUT
street, Philadeiphia, up stairs.
my9-diy-ls ". A. DAWSON, Agent.
BROAD SA es.s.+ 81 bs.s., New Yo.l or.r
~ for sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
NEW England Cotton Sail Duck-72ineh, all nos,
hard and SON. s all the varou; width. Of Canvas
ured this establishment, comp.sng variety
The trade, and offered the lowest
tnitod States Pilot Duck-woodberry and Mount
'e,nGn E..ra. full a.:ortme ,of ,h' superior fabric
numbers hard aud soft This fabric awarded highest
MUM At the London Worlds Fair, al7o
ship and isenr Mark Duck-Piain and tuiled. man.
nfeured by the Company article
a. tents awnings Ae; Also Mount Vernon T.ied Ravens
Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phnix Mills Light Ravens
plain "a 20 ~ inch; Heavy do do
Cotton SRi1 ENvinc-A full assortment.
Tnrpnulins iiafnmOcks, StAns, dc.
Paper fcltng3o to ~ inch made very
for fes
Car CovcrinG-co,ton Canvass all widths from 80 to 100
inches and all numbers made expressly roofing
railroad cars perfectly and permanently proof
enduring than the itself
Enumclling Cnny ynss-SO, S. 20, IS 90 inch plain
twlled, In variety.
Bngs nnd BnGging-0f every description. seamie,,
Bags whols, all bales
bn.c STRENGTH utility chs
| srrpas.ed
Also heavy Coon sacknY 20 Canvass arp and
Filling heavy twiled. do do 2o ~, ~ a 44nch.
Wool SnCks-Hoveu uhoe all new and desirable
Arucle felS-dl
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AUo7loysgn bAs Gkb AG5hEflsiay xsRcHAyz,

NTY Evening Sales will be discontinued I'LL about the lot
lNl September special saes should be oncred
COnsignments private auction Acs thankfully sol cited
assortment Of Watches Jrweiy and Fancy Goods for
sale Wholesale RETAIL At low prices private sale City
and Oouniy Merchants can purchase Goods at
prices the subscriber agent for great many large establish
ents and sell them goods delivered here as favorable
they oonld be ordered from tn, manufacturer direct
ly3-N ELIAS HALE. 100 Main st-s"t
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Tiles FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOPS,
NJ iLLER, COATES YoULE, No 27e p-.,I.,,.., -,
hetals,kc. iors' fiurnber's Materials,
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Among the stock will be found
Hair, Tooth. Nail, Shaving and
Ooh Brushes,
Buffalo, Shell, Horn and Ivory
Combs.
PorIemoEnais. Pseket Pooks /
Pursts.
cA'd Cases, and CT ar Ca,es.
Ivory Tablets, Chessmen and
Dominoes.
Cornciian Rings, Charms and
Coat Links.
Fancy China. PArisn and DIsaue
Ware.
Backgammon and Chess Boards.
Papier M.ehe goods 10 great va.
riety.
Lsdier Cabas and Reticules.
French &c Atlnc, Red a White.
Inkstsnds, Papsrweishts and
Penholders.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK
PIANOS AND MEIODEONS FOR CASH.

PIANOS AND MELODEONS FOR CASH.
GRACE WATERS, the great Music Piano Por,e de
83 broadway New York. preerrnk to share large per
cent With his customers rather than pay
WALL srRtrr to raise available stem the
present ,Chi times offers his immense elegant
warranted Pianos and Neodeons
NJ rRc,s roK snsorment comprises three
Of the largest and most celebrated Boston also
those OF Of the
fu and much admired uoslcE
tory and Modeons Of the best Boston, New Haven York
and buffalo makes aeording an opportunity for selections
be had elsewhere Each instrument
Plans bargans-Prices $50 Mn
sca Instruments Of all kinds. Dealers Teachers and Head, OF
Schools supplied the best Music
General and Select Catalogue, OF Music Schedule Factory
Prices OF Pianos, 70
any address, free OF postage. seis-d8m-IPl
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WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS. &c
II aoPkiNs BROS Imp't, Of PArscH wxpo, q, ,,ss -,
u OIL Barclay street. "iND'" GLASS, No.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
tNERDiNAND Zo6BAUM 4 CO, No D7 M.,,.,
'e' o. 'ioLSs, GUITARS, AocoRDross srRSos Bs ,npor
HKSrs, ,4e, &C. '' DAAss MrRr-
mhl-6m
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prompt
" aoehaed 20. s-Sa-Sn-fNl
LsANs, Gunmakrr, so .outh sirrti, rh,I.de PHI.
hAnuiaea,es To order In superior style, Shot
hgrss, DntWn Iff H. 6c Gentlemen distance ean scni
hsr order. and have them made length weight
The False Nus;e Rife to Stsd Bdrrei Tri1
made from % to xoo dollars uelln Pistols 7o
per pair Double Guns from IS TO dollars
ment Of Oh ice Sporting and Fishing TIctL always
nand good Shooting Rfr or GHn In dicdses
references can be given required
In the best "
se2S-Sm JE. EVANS
u YLE,s Spool. SIi.K, FOn SEWING, AM ,sW
~ ING MACNESThis well six vas introduc ed 10
ne pubic SIC iedrs ago. since when II has been
quantities 10 all parts OF the I'm ted States
warranted equal To the best Italian the
much rs the usual skrin and
doIen sooois each The cases contain 80 spools
The nix made for Sewing Rchi spools OF one
ana 10 those the machines only
y to say that TIE driice adapted 10 te purpose ere re-
specf. S -
For sale by the SOLE AoESrs for the United States,
Wh. ii. H0RSTMANN SONS,
81 North Third street, deiphia.
- H0RSTMANN, BROTHERS / ALLEN,
au1+-dsm-[x1 Maiden Lane Nrr Yo,,t
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nron-e Fancy Articles.
freLch, English, and American
Ps..umrry.
Fancy aud shaving Soaps sf AL
descriptions
French Paintings and Engrav.
ings.
Pink and Blue saucers
Rosewood, Mahogany and Lea.
ther P.rtarle u sks
Ladies and Gentiemen's Dress
ing Gases.
Steel Twerzers and Key Rings.
Violin and Guitar Strings.
Opera Glasses.
Fancy Match Boxes and Wax
Matches.
Travelling ilasks Of all kinds,
&C, &c.
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~, r,,s GENEisAG s,;sS;, As;nS,h y !, , :,

INRANK q. RUFPN, Secretary of hs Virginia STATE AgrL
cultural Society," and ~ Auousr, offer their services tn.
the Purchase
Virginia, ard the Southern and Wtstern States.
OiSor, NJ the 0es qlfie Virginia STATE Agricultural So
oieiy No i5s Main street.
AUGUsr, Notary Pubcand Accountant orrox. above.
k29-n
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Sod January, 1854.

oheerfully recommend thc GooCH HARRIS
the favorable consideration OF my T!cnds.
End January, iS5i.-If TEOS. J. NANCE.
The Lynchburg virgntan Express please copy
above ~ this
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THE undersigned having = purpose
Of conducting general Commission Forwarding Business in
the ity Of Richmond under the style Of GoooH HARRIS
respectfully soics the patronage Of the public and oonnu
ton of.he avors Of the friends the Of NANCE GoooH
D. u00CH,
Sod January, 1884, JsC. A. HARRIS.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
". rhrTENIiLL q CO., No. IIs Nassau st,ce, S.,
fok and 10 State Street. Boston, have made such
WIN 'ne pest and mos. widely circulated Journs, ia the
ing OF time and expense to the Advertiser, who do
peusn mem They ,eec, the best Advertise
he very lowest prices, and kesn m.
ther customers In view Merchants arc Invited ~ ns ~
n Ana ssnT themselves that these things are TO- ~ "
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TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
- . Liberty Street. ~ AAne' iup siair.) and 30
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING,

a, The sb.ve DnrcroRr from IN, Apyxp,,,o I go
~ rhihSaLL co, ll9 NASSAU srRxrr New Yo,S o' o.
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unless peein.d the Manuscript previously upon
tween the parties
An advertisement marked the copy for specified
Der Of nserons VII be sonnued until ordered
enacted accordingly.
~ RrouLAR Adv avoid
Of the Annual
that their privileges only extended To their sda;e
Re- Estate Legal and
an additional charge, and no variation.
Real Estate and uenerAl Agents
serted BY the to be charged uhjec
- such discounts shall be agreed
D Auetoneers Booksellers and yearly advertisers
engaging with the privilege change,
not on their yearly average week the
agreed upon a the stndn. rule uder tie aad
ell exceeding such the
Advrrs inserted the whig
10 lines the
sriNr" fNr Zach continuance.
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o.oso,,r PpIANIsHED TIN WARE.
0.han hoDtsIrs, Wholesale Tin Plate WORKER and r.,
zinc .n% ro 10 %po,aer and Of Copper
URSS AND STEAK DISHES AofA'
OVAL AND OBLONg DISH CoyERa
oorhGON AND ROUND TEA AND COrprr pora
EGO COOLERS, NURSERY LAMPS " foie'
n - WATER COOLERS, TOILET sETrs Ae A..
H. wa; ssarded the arst premium New York CRYSTAL
.,on 70. ranhsd Tin Wae and water Coolers. isrsiS.t
whereby he hattes himself thai in bc.ntv
Established 1874. F"'''' a"J o,nsr msnufaeture.
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II n.E U.sE md LOT FOR SALE.-A neat House. n,
ueeh occupied BY the subscriber desirsby situated or
p see fronting sofes running about s0 n, 10 AN al
iey h on connodious and bop.. e,SS
.,,.a hs, ample accommodation, Tor moderate
% containing nine apartments besides
warm water; also, comfortable ~ N ""'
Applyto ' su" Pp.e nn,,,;.-n,
Main
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UNTLnG COATs.-sons of The nicesi Hunting oosis
10 hb city can he osnd ~ store; also few o} those
'ons oo@er' - generally liked. osn ~ it n.a stree.
oeo WIN. IRA SMITH.
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NAL. Teacher, now In charge ofs nls,
vy school IN Massachusetts, situation In Virginia Car
saeh eomplete English Course, and Greek Ian
dcstes given n desired, -F'''N' wv
Address, Immediately, A. t. slRGyyT
oc1q-dfOt-ip1
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HttDWAnE
FALL IMPORTATION, 1854.

UNE Subscribers are IN receipt By recent arrivals from Eng
land Of large and we'll selected OF
ham Sheffield Hardware and from ,h,
country, they have received full supply Of American goods
and POCKET Ka,ve, every Pad Stock Rim hoe
Tongue Chains Axes Virginia Collins and simmons
Double Barrel Guns khes and Pistols An, Vices Below
sedge and Hand Hamme s-Eipe springs and ASlesiIore
and Mule and all other goods usually found In Hardware
houses.
Merchse vng this city repe uy invited 10 an er
animation Of stock determined 10 offer goods
they can be purchased In any OF the northern cities
p. r MOORE co,
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TUSO THE FNHMHts OP as the rIes
OF Peruvian Guano has become txorbsny high,
70 the Interest Of the Parm TO try substitute that ma
answer the purpose which can be had at less than ha price
We receiving PertIsr, called TAtFU, which
sire have tested 10 said 10 contain all prope. o.
Gu,no, except per cent less Of Ammonia.
We Invite the attention Of this article
TO have II tested the Iail crop.
au26-N LEE \ CO., the dnrt.
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TO WESTERN MERCHANTS.

&. BROWN No Courtland Str, ei. New York, Man.
- utacurer and Dealer In CLOCKS and TIME PIECES
cal the attention OF Western Merchants his
sorted stock Of all descriptions wholesale and Retail
NJ BMerehants aud Dealers will do well call before pur
Chasing elsewhere. se9-iy
SHOyEts A.D TONGs, AsD.iHONs AND WIHK FRN.
DERsJust opened aortment sf Shoves and
Hss atd Dronro kndons Wire TENDERS and Nursery Hende
which offered at o small advance.
se2O THO. ROBERTSON, No. R Main 4,
ItLOAKs4CLOAKS.-R' per last steamer, Superb
~ Velvet oosk richly Embroidered; ooh do, Embroiisred
ecI6 O. HARTwRLL
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NJVrICK.-The arm Of NANCE & GOOOH was di.sovrd ON
IN the st Instant By mutual consent The Of the late
hrm will be used either parties the purpose
closing their late business. THOMAS J. NANCE,
January 2nd 1854. d. p. GoooH.
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MyyAL-Whh view TO having the store recently oocu.
SsS ~ me 90 Broad street put 10 thorough repair have
ne ooms 10 The rear OF Jno Reeves stand dttsd mn
snd % efmy busne during period repair
au16-u " - ' ~ '"' Nv 'Vn suyn. pg.vv,
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Third tlass fa>rnkuru
limited number OF third will be taken nom PHI
l.iephia and Liverpool and found in provisions
y fIiipephis cas- FROM Liverpool SO.
Certificates Will be Issued here parties Who are de-
their friends rates.
Drafts the Agents from 81 ards.
n experienced Surgeon will be carried each ship
All goods the agents in Philadelphia and Liverpool will
b. for <Ari-d economy aud dispatch.
For freight passage, apply TO SAMUEL SMITH
IL waluut Il. Philsiephis, and 7 broadway, n. Y.
jyie-ly 0iUuARD5oN. DROTiIERS CO., Liverpool.
" B.-When the completed, AMI snhient
the other steam vessels will proceed
calling nt Norfolk virginia. or other ports the
Che >te going returning. o.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-23

p@ Joseph Rolette, of Pembina, is proba-
bly, the only wing elected to the Minnesota
Legislature. Express.
Not quite correct Mr.. Express. There
will be t,oo wings in the next House, this
winter The Democracy, sympathising
with the lone condition of Mr.. RoLErrE
wished him to have company, and SO per-
mitted Hon. A. NJ. FR1DLEY, who, by the
way, is also opposed to the railroad swindle,
to be elected In the Council, however, the
wings have one member; so you perceive
on joiut ballot, they will number three entir.
uotes 1t is understood they design organ
izlng the wing party Hope they may have
a pleasant time.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-23

MORE SHINPLAsTERs.-We understand
that an attempt is being made teput in cir
culation bills purporting to be on the Bank
of Mankato, NJ. T." A gentleman from
below informs us that he was credibly in
formed that q considerable amount of the
trask is in circulationin the East. Of course
none of our citizens will be taken in" by
any such bogus concern; but it is we'll for
persons at distance to be advised that
there neither is nor can be under the
present law, any such institution in legal
operation.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-23
The Pursuit of Office.

Lieut.. Maury, who has served in the Navy,
and is now superintendent of the National OBJ
servatOry at Washington, writes the following
letter to son at Newburgh 1t contains ad-
vice of the greatest excellence, and might be
further illustrated by hundreds of unfortunate
instances. We give it in the local column, as
the most appropriate place just at this times
Exchange.
Il do not mean to institute q comparison
between him with these implements and Jeffer-
son with his pen and ink over the Declaration
of Independence. But wish you to take Mr.
JeffersOns career after his election to the Pres
itlehey, aud De Witt Cinton's from the time
he became identified with the Erie Canal, and
tell me which you would rather have, the fame
due Thomas Jefferson for works after his cleo
ton to the Presidency, or the fame due De
Witt Clinton for seeking to ldcvelope the re-
sources of his State, and make her welfare the
goal of his ambition.
Thus you see, my son, that one can become
great man, can win the blessings of prosper
ity receive the praises of the good and die
crowaed with honoys, without being a great
::l,'t!, - a-captain, Oh anything else
in the gift eff Uncle Sam. I hope you will
never seek his service l consider that COM
mittcd the great mistake of my life when
accepCeu mloSnlpmafS warrant III the navy.
To the truly wise and good man, Office, place
hOnOrs and distinctions are desirable or well
come as they increase his sphere of usefulness
and enlarge his privilege of doing good 70
win such privileges, hope will he the highest
point towards which the ambition of any one
.Of my SONS will ever be directed. l do not
know where their lot may be cast, for thc- are
| all to he the artifcers of their own fortunc-
But whatever it may be, hope they will vt
politics alone, and seek to be useful members
of the community in which they live, and stu
| dy the welfare of commonwealth to which they
belong. Let this be rule of conduct with
you now, for little boys may make themselves
neaf,l vol nc great men.
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Testimony Of q Political Opponent.


In these days ofpolitical detraction and mis-
representation, it is pleasant to record the tes-
timony, no less generous than just, of politi-
cal opponent. It is, therefore, with feelings Of
more than ordinary pleasure that we make
room for the following, which we transfer from
the columns Of the PhiladefphAs North Amsr.
team =
"a gentleman of this city informs US tina,
he has lately passed an hour in company with
the Hon. John NJ. layton, during which the
conversation ran freely on the subject of Mr.
Clsston's letter to Mr.. Rodney King. Our in.
formant referred Mr.. Clayton to that passage
in his letter In which he states his opinion that
no general rule could be laid down Oh the sub.
ject of appointing foreigners to office, to which
there would not necessarily be exceptions. To
this Mr.. Clayton replied in nearly the follow
ing words Il can give you an example, sir
to illustrate my meaning. There IS James
Shields, Of Illinois, now candidate for rc-elec
ton in that State to the Senate of the United
States. l have been a whig always, and he i:
democrat. l am a native, and he is an Irish
. man by birth. do not know what his reli
gion may be, but suppose he is Catholic
and am a Protestant. IF had hundred
votes for Senator from Illinois, would east
them all for James Shields. He is statesman
a patriot, and, in my opinion, one of the best
men in the Senate. Such a man." added Mr.
Clayton, L" is an honor to any station he may
hold, and should grieve TO learn That he is
not to return to the body of which he has been
so useful and valuable member"
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To an Absent Wife.



IT'S morn-the SCAT breeze seems to brig
Joyyhealth and freshness on its wing,
Bright flowers to me all strange and new,
Are glittering in the early dew,
And its perfumes rise from every grove
As incense to the clouds that move
Like spirits Ter yOn welkin Gear,
But am sad-thOu art not here.
IT'S noon-a calm unbrOken sleep
Is on the blue wave ofthe deep;
A soft haze like fairy dream,
Il floating over wood and stream,
And many broad magnolia flower
Within its shadowy woodland bower
+ cleaning like lonely star,
But am sadIhOu art afar.
IT'S eve-nn earth the sunset skies
Are painting their own Eden dyes;
The stars come down and trembling glow
Like blossoms on the wave below,
And like ar unseen spite the breeze
Seems lingering mid the orange trees,
Breathing its music round the SPOT
But am sad see thee not.
IT'S midkight=with soothing spell
The far-off tones of ocean SWELL
Soft as the mothers cadence mild,
Low bending DER her sleeping child;
And on each waEdering breeze are heard
The rich notes of the mOcking bird,
In ma ny wild and wOndrous hy;
But am sad-thOu art away.
I sink in dreams--low, sweet and clear,
Tfiy own dear voice in mine ear;
Around MY cheek thy tresses twinc--
Thy own loved ha nd is clasped in mine
Thy own soft lip to nAe is pressed,
Thy head is piflOwed on my breast
Oh ! have all my heart holds dear,
Aud am happy-thOu art here.
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THANKSGIVING GOVERNORS PRO.
CLAMATION.

1t has become a custom with the American people to
have day in the year set apart for giving Thanks to
Almighty COP for His blessings upon them as nation,
therefore,
l. Willis A. German, Governor ofthe Territory of Min
nesota, do request all persons to keep and observe
THURSDAY, THE 2lsr DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT.
for such purpose and all persons requested to alb
stain from their usual occupations that day. and mani
fest in ct way their obligations to the Great Ruler
Of the Universe for His goodness to people, ndivd
ually and collectively.
W. GORMAN.
Executive Dept MINI. Teri, 18th Nov, 1854.
b. the Governor, J. TRAVIS RossER,
Sccy of MINI. TER.
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Da~ The Pioneer says it has /" no tears to
shed" over the late election. That's right,
neighbor; take it philosophically. We admire
your spunk~Iimes.
Why did not the Times have the magnan-
unity to give the reason assigned by the Pr
oneer for our having "no tears to shed" over
the late election The reason is simply that
the wing party has ever proved itself incom-
pcteut for self-government. When they get
in power, they legislate for favored few, ,
for the erich and welI-born," to the exclu-
sion of those who need legislation to protect
their rights, and after testing their profess
sions made before election, the people find
out the hollowness of them, and in thunder
tones refuse to trust them for more than
one term; another reason why we have ''no
tears to shed" is, satisfied when the people
discover they have been deceived by whig-
gerry, they will again rally around the glori-
Gus banner of Democracy, and cherish its
principles the more for having for the time
been obscured by the passing vapor of wing
gerry. As the sun shines the more cheerily af-
ter passing under thin cloud, so do the
principles of democracy appear the more
glorious for having been for the instant OBJ
scured by the bleak and checrless cloud of
whiggery.
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BURBANK's ExpREss.-By reference to Our
advertising columns it will be seen that the
first overland trip Of this Express will be
started from st. Paul on Monday next, the
9th inst Mr.. B. deserves we'll of this
community, having been the pioneer in the
business, and having kept it up for years at
material loss to himself. We trust his Ia
bors are about to be rewarded, as We be-
lieve they are.