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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-07-24

CHA MBLiN IL MORGAN.
WARE that "humbu9" is the order of the
n day in St. Paul at present, disclam any in
enton to impose upon the public in announcing that
they nrI ing their present stock of staple and Fan
cy Dry Gouds Clothing, Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes,
&c, A. greatly reduced prices preparatory to the
ing oi the ''S ring Campaign"
With an assortment Yet Unbroken, they can supply
the Of Tie public, for goods III their line !d
are determined to ''let them slide"
They will Inducements nert hanfs wishing 10
repleui>h their stock iley neEdto devote particular
attention to the Jobbing Department.
Call at their store Third street, between RoDer
anL Jackson streets, and be convinced
th iltf T.. g. VI.
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NO. 4. \yINsI.OW HOUSE,

IFPTK TOW Y.
II w. DoWNER Ia, opened z branch store iof'h"
81 accommodation Of persons iSng III thai part ol
the Town where Viii b. found h. u-ual good up ~
oi III4h Groceries.
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ANCIENT LANIMhRK LODGE. NO. ;, meets on
~ the Sccundt. loui IN Il:u!,t..tNs q. r-erv
IHCA 1t MASONIC HALL, -. Anthony Street, nl
NrO : Il O'Clock =. VI. Brethren of other Lodges
cA i'll good standing. Respectfully invited to
meet with A. J. MORGAN, ScC'y.
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1884. NEW ARRANGEMENTS. 1854.
Fare reluced on the ltiloU Coach Line.
TWO DAILY STAGES BETWEEN
ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY
4 EANiNG each place at O'Clock A. NJ. and o.
IL clock, =. NJ. Coaches and teams will be at tho
Landing The rival of Steamboats, at Saint Paul
Also, daily line of stages between st. Paul and Still
wafer, connecting with Semi-Wceklv line from Still
waterto Fails of 81. Croix; leaving Saltwater on Tues
days and Friday and Falls of St Croix Wednesdays
and Saturdays
a. Fare between 81, Paul AMI Saltwater reduced to
dollar.
Pleasure Parties.
Rtstean6er ours are tie Ydiow C,rc0rd Coaches
WIlLOUGUBY & POWERS
Saint Paul. April IS5I C-I-,f
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MINNESOTA No. l
SONS OF y',INis:;E sNCE


CT. PAUL DIVISION. No. l. = of I. meet every Fri
- day e..!!.,, at T4EFlG.lA, iiAII.
may Lar N.E>RNOIrR, n. 5.
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NO.. IL.
st. 3,aul aO0'ts.
ALL. ItRPE

A. l.. LAKPENTEUR,
Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries,, Proris,ons, Chthins
Ha'duare, China and Queens wase, Cutiuy, &c.
THIRD STREET.
Near the corner Of Third and Jackson streets.
st. Paul, Minnesota.
VvNiE river is closed, hut the sto,cs Iarpen
Il teur are still oren, where NAV E found the mos
extensive assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods" Carpetngs, Jewelry, Gen,lcmens' cIothing in
ciud hats and Caps, Boois and Shoes and every 9TH
er article necessary to comfort proper for dispay
the city affords stock Of Grocer ana provisions
OF all kinds, which be surpassed; and full as
sortment OF Hardware, Def and Queensware Cutlery
and every other article suitable the Minne traie
all of which will be sold wholesale retail, on the
most ttv"table and accommodating terms.
A choice variety of double and single Dare He'd shot
guns, rifles ard pistols powder TASKS and shot pouches
gun was, water proof percussion caps extra gun locks
wash rods, scrcW-drVers, and dri> business, may
all be found A. l.. IARrENTEIJR,S
LOUIS OLIVIER, JIM. STONE, sP FOLSOM
Reg. Deeds Ran'y CO. JUDGE Probate Co Surveyor
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ALLEN ;i'iEikSSE.

ALLEN .rikiRSE.
attorney at LuW dHd GCACrdI LGRd .fGcNt,
VEAVINC been Register of the Land Office under
the late administrations he is able TO select the
best land in the Territory subject to entry and will
warrant the regularity % AL locations made by him.
Office on Ce,iar street, next door to the Episcopal
Church, ~. Paul, NJ. 4.
Jan. 49, 5l.- left
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
House and TWO Lots in klttson's Addition, imme-
"A diIt,y back Of the New Hotel. The HuUse is
and convenient, having been built during the Fall
Wishing to hcN ote attention exclusively to bsi
ness will sell the above property at reasonable
price and upon accommodating terms.
CH.,liBiIN Il MORGAN.
!Ely 9. lS5l.-i3.i i'hr. street. St Paul.
IIlC Man VI. SMITH.
Justice Of the Peacc, No.wy Pabtc, Collector and
Gudql 1-ent.
HAS removed his o,li'e to the Brick Flock opposite
4 Z the Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota
streets where he Will be found ready attend to the
collection of debts purchasing and selling real estate
pay yment Of taxes. locating Land Narrants &c IIav-
ing been III the business for some time past, and
being provided with Of all the surveyed portion
of the Territory and of the the st. rtierS
he 1latters himself that he will be able to give ssic
ton to all who may give him call.
\. l.. Town Lots i'll st. Paul, st. Anthony and all
the the 81 Peters for sale ut onabie prices
Aso Farms i'll the country, with without improve
ments.
-. PauI, June 2, 1253.--1t.
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NORTH-HyE EsTERN EMPRESS co.

Conn,cting at GeiCnt Nth the Antr.cal Ecyg1SS Co..
EINOR the speedy and safe trans Iorla,ion cf light
T. and valuable Goods Packages, Bank Notes, Spc
Gle; collection and Of Notes, Drafts, Bills, Ac-
counts, &c.
To and from ali parts of the UNION, CANADA and the
Continent OF EJ ROPE.
Lost Goods, Baggage &C. looked up ard forwarded to
owners, and all business usually done by express ii
tended Ia itl promptneaS and despatch.
Messengers vill be despatched during the close OF
navigation from 81. Paul and GHcna every alternate
Monday. j. Z. BURBANK ~ co.
prnp
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the InfcSf EnShiOnS
MARSH & co.

= IT TIE NLIfiU IRON .N7TFF,
w nov receiving large and full stock of IrOr
IA steel and sn'!ries. They respectfully solicit tn
patronage OF ii!.ChSnit :, Flow Makers, and otht
ire:s aivn" assurance that their stock is of th
best quality, and Will he ,ni the lowest living price,
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VOL. L.
DAILY PIONEER.

PUBLISHED NSHFspr, EVERY
EARLE S. GOODRICH & CO.,
Pioneer Buildings Bench Street junction with Third
D-iLLY PIONEER, SLY DULLIRS I'iI: ANNtM
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Af;o superior lot Of Crockerv, etc.
All of which will he sold low for Cash. Persons
wishing To lay in their winter supply of Groceries and
Provisions, would do well give a call before pur-
chasing j. w. DOWNER,
st. Anthony street, st. Paul.
Jan l9-4G-1y.
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STEAM SAW VIII

NEAR Dayton's Landing. is now in operation, and
prepared to furnish bills of lumber of eyerydo
lcfirtion. Will SAW Oak, Ash, Bass Wood, other
timber, OF any dimension rcIuired-can forty feet
stun ii necessary. Lath and pickets ALWAYS on hand
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ALE RE =.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN GRO
CERES, PROVISIONS, and all kinds of cor NrR'
PRoDuCE. Robert trce', south sid. three doors from
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ikhrETuAL noTIoS-Mr. James G,
Henderson Of Freehold. Monmouth county
New Jersey, has gone and done it, Az
yer iof'y years Of patent 'whiuiing,' he
mas maoe machine that will not only
go ilseli, but will compel divers Other
bodies 10 which IL is attached 10 20 like.
wise; in short, il has PowER! The sue
cess Is In the direction IN which so many
have long labored In vain, viz, by the use
of arms and balls attached 10 a evlinda,
so as to keep the extra weight al says ON
one aide, and therefore To give the cylin-
DER . constant inclination 10 trrn round.
1he machine requires no starring ,,ke
away the blocks and il goes of like a
thing Of lile.'
The Blade Publiahes the list of persons
who have died in Toledo, of cholera. du.
ring The season just past. The number
gwen is Ill.
Rev. Jesse B. Ferguson, of Nasbviu.
Tenn, said TO be one of the most ELOQUENT
and promising clergymen in the Christian
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frm belief in spiriiualism.
Sir Allen McNab, now at the head or
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and was arrested in New York State on
suspicion OF being concerned in the burn.
ahg of the Caroline, in Niagara River.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NLW lUNh, sept. u.
Flour-lieavier and easier Demand for the
city trade only. Sales 5000 bbls at Ss. 626
SS,I for common to straight state: S96,lO for
extr Ohio-9Gl0 for extra Generee
Grain-Wheat easier, with a strong desire to
press sales; and receipt increasing. Sales of
prime White Genessee at S2,OS and under
Rye at : 80 Barley 1T l., II: Corn lower, sales
ofsOO0 bu prime Western mixed at SOc Oats
at 42Cj "a cents.
Whiskey at 4O04l for Jersey, Drudge 4sc.
Proyisions-Nless Pork 14,S7@a14 40, s12
for prime. Beef-Sl1@11,75 ,75 for country mess
Lard at llc for common to prime. Butter at
II to lie for Ohio.
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Commercial Matttrs.
Plymouth Market

PLTSOVTH, Sept q.
NOOl-FrOm es 10 Csc, according % qullity
WheAt-Rei l.51: White l,C5.
Clover See1-.6.O0.
Timothy Seei-Sl, ,50a2.5O.
Flax Seed-GOOd, at Sl,l2 = bu.
Oats-at See.
Comm good demand Al 5Sc.
Dried Pruit-lpPlcs, cts; peaehes-parel
o., 80 impaired sl.25
Beans-Sales at 90.
Bltter-Sales at 10 cts. for roll.
Eggs-Rsadily sold at Sc.
Sole Lcather-Salcs Et DC
flOur-Si0OO = bbl., retail.
Fish-S5,OO half Dbl, $40 per b5l white
Trout, $3.50.
Tall0w-In good demand al 10 to Ice.
HAYS per ton
PORS-Mess $40 per bill.
SALr-S2 per bhl at retail.
Seed Wheat-S2. l5a2, p.
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SANDUSKY MARKET.

Ohee Of the Sandusky Register, Sept. 90.
Flour Sells by the dray load at $3.50, for
extra fayorite brands.
Mheat-Iiolders Of small parcels offer to sell
at ) l,GO, but buyers are expecting further
decline and are holding off.
Com-COntraets in the street amount to
some @OOO bushels at GS from wagons.
Oats-WOrth So cents per bushcl.
Salt-Sl, IS car the car load.
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"A. DAvTs
OAK HALL, WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Clothing Emporium,

cleveland. q,
calling attention to my extensive and yari-
Il ed stock for the FALL AND WINTER
TRADE, feel it incumbent on me to renew
my feelings of gratitude to my MANY friends
and the public, for, the liberal patronage. which
confidently assures me that my earnest endeay-
'ots ana unnring efforts have been full appre-
sclated and will be fully sustained
Having greatly enlarged my establishment
and increased my facilities both forPURCHAS-
ING and MANUFACTURING my goods, .I!feel
assured can offer inducements this season un-
'equalled by any house in this city, and UNSUR-
PASSED by Eastern markets.
The widespread reputation my clothing has
gained for its SUPERIOR STYLE and DGRA-
BILE MAKE, which renders it EQUAL TO GUS
TOM WORK, I am determined to maintain, and
an who purchase my clothing to sell again, will
ana that the bare mention of its being from
DAVIS OAK HALL, CLEVELAND" will be
suinclent to ensure ready sale, at fair and prof
liable prices
The confidence which the public has so gene
Iously bestowed upon me, am still determined
10 mefit Dy leaving emo stone unturned in my
hesre 10 render my establishment the ne plus
nltra model one of the West.
MERCHANTS OF OHIO, Indiana, Illinois.
Mlehlgan, and adjoining States, are respectfully
invited to call and examine my large and yari-
ed stock, as feel confident they will End it in
every way to their advantage to make their
purchases of me. GEORGE A. DAVIS.
Oak Hall Clothing Emporium, corner Superior
and Water SITS, Cleveland Ohio.
Sept % 3m
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DAGUERREAN
DENTAT.7 7o@Hr

(OVER WOOSTER'S DRUG STORE.
a RMSTRONG & DUNHAM have fitted up
I 4 the commodious rooms over Wooster's
Drug Store, in the most superb style, for the
purpose of carrying on both DAG GUERREOTY-
PING and DENTISTRY. In both branches Of
business they will give the fullest satisfaction.
or no charge will be made. They feel confident
IN saying that they can compete with Cleveland
or Sandusyk in the execution of their work, and
at much less prices. Call and see us when vou
come TO town. Plymouth, Aug, S, 1864.
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MARRIED..

on Thursday evening, Sept 2lst, by tbe
kev. Mr.. BARKDoLL, Mr.. THOMAS KINNEY
and Miss REBECCA BEYNIER, all of this
place. "a 'niS
Over '>aountcous supply of cake, all hands
in the Office united in wishing the happy pair
q Long and blissful career. If earnest boncs
avail they may consider themselves booked for
pleasant life. So mote it be.
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MantiIlas g. Shawls.

\ KICH assortment Of SUMMER SUAWIS.
n Silk, Grape and Barege, some beautiful
Brochas Mantillas of the latest spring STYLES,
rich MantillB Trimmings, Fringe, silk Lace and
Gimps, also beautiful assortment of Thread and
Needlework, Edgings and Insertngs, Under
sleeves, Collars, etc. Hosiery and Gloves of all
kinds, sizes and prices.
FITCH, HOLBROOK 8 DEE,
Next doocr to D. Hoornbeek's, Drennan's Block
Plymouth, April %, 1854.
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.,FORSALE,

NAM be sold on Wednesday, Sept, Goth,
~. at q o'clock, p. NJ, at the Mayors office.
~ sne io"eSt responsible bidder; the following,
I to-Wit: All unfinished side walks ordereJ h;1t
by Ordinance, passed June 24th, 1854.
ar, D. BAUGHMAN, Mayor.
m "''hi' nseoraer' sep9-td
oo Inc above sale is postponed to Friday Sept.
-29, 1854, at the same time and Mace ''p"
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NoTTCH

hOOLD respectfully request all Who arc in
Il deoied 10 ne by Notes and Book Account,
and nov particularly those past due, TO call and
seiile the same Immediately, and thereby save
costs. anl oblise the subsel iber.
July q, lsa5. sUs STARR
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.-DAGUERREOTYPEs.

Daguerreotypes oh, what delight,
10 gaze upon its works of light,
How high the polish, pure the tone.
And every face is natures own,
%ssure, never was such transport won,
AS by those pictures from the sun,
Which on the plate imprints the face,
With every line4and shade and grace.
I'LL we admit.with throbbing heart;
>e4reat natures triumph over art.
j. w. D.
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Fitch, HOLBROOK & dee.
Will snLL
eooDs
A EEW DAYS ONLY
NEW YORK COST.

We offer our large stock ofgoods, consisting
Of everything usually found in Dry Good. and
Grocery Store at the original cast prices, in or
der 20 make room for our Fan Goods. sent ..
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G z n. Blu rig GOyNE
IL AS received and is now receiving the larg
Ii est and most complete
FALL AND WINTER STOCK

I
AS received and is now receiving the larg
Ii est and most complete
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
OF Goods ever brought 20 Plymouth, 10 which
he invites the attention OF Farmers and Citizens.
lie mpkes this promise to sell every article
in his store, positively
rs PER CENT CHEAPER
Than ever sold here before. and - per cent.
cheaper than the Jews and Live Yankees" are
selling in Mansfield, Shelby, Norwalk, or any
where. else in this part of the state. He will
do as he says in every particular.
Ills stock is too large to enumerate-hc will
merely mention a few leading articles.
For PANTs-Black, Drab, Ribbed and Fancy
Cassimeres, with other material of every imag-
Unable color, texture and price.
FoR C0ATs-Broadcloths Of all colors and
qualities, Jeans, Twecds, &c.
VEsTISGs-Plush, beautiful patterns, Satins
figured and plain, silk, with all the other fab
rics used
liATs and CAPs-In this department his stock
Is unequalled. In Hats he has the KNOW
NOTHING, WIDE-AWAKE, Lonc-star. Span
i>h. besides the ordinary silk and beaver of the
Fall style. His Caps consist in part of the
following: Plush, Cloth, Silk, Oil Cloth, of
every style and price
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
His stock of Ready-Made Clothing is also
and will be sold at the lowest pos
sible prices. Read
Winter Coats, from $500 to $1,000!
Pants, s' 1,50to 5,00l
Vests, 1,25to GOO.
Shirts in endless variety, the largest, best
and cheapest assortment ever brought to town.
Particular attention is requested to the beauti-
tul styles of embroidered shirts. Undcrshirts,
Drawers, Hosiery Of all kinds, Gloves, Stocks,
Ilandkerchiefs, Suspenders and General Fur
llshing Goods. Suits made to order, as usual, |
md perfect fit warranted, every time, or the
work taken back. Call and satisfy yourselves
If the truth Of the foregoing, you will never
egret it. Plymouth, Sept. 16, 1854
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STEAM SAW MYr,f,

NhE subscribers having purchased the Steam
II Saw Mill formerly owned by the pidow
ogden' IN Richmond township, Huron county. 8
miles west Of New Haven, have reftted and re-
ouiit 1t, and are now fully prepareduo do any.
thing IN their line, on the shortest notice. Lun.
Der constantly on hand and for sale.
Lumber sawed into any kind of stufrs eth
eron shares OF. by the NJ on the most reasonable
terms, and much cheaper than can be purchased
or sawed in this section of country.
A share Of patronage is solicited.
S0UDER & Co.
New Haven, June 10. IS5i-3m#
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Fifth Arrival
j. DEVENY. JR'S,
CLOTHING AND SHOE

- - @ Ia .H
'hE subscriber has just returned from the
Il Eastern cities, where be has selected his
an stock, and lac wishes to call the attention
oi his numerous patrons. that be is in daily re-
ecipi Of the FALL STYLES OF OVERC0AT-
INC, CASSlMERES, VEsTINGS, which he
= prepared to make tO order, in the neatest and
ahortest notice.
lie Is also receiving the Fall STYLES Of HATS.
including 4" KNOW NOTHING" "WIDE.
AWAKE" "BEAVER," sc.
ALSO-A good assortment Of Fine Embroi-
iered Shirts, silk Undershirts and Drawers,
Merino do, latest styles of Collars. Gloves. and
IN fact everything in the line Of FURNISHING
GOoDS, from the eheupest to the best. Give
him call.
The cheapest place in town to buy BOOTS
and SHOES is at JOHN DEVENY, Jr'..,
Plymouth, Aug. l2, 81. Odd Fellows Block.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-23

NOTICE..
hereby given that the subscribers has been
L appointed and qualified as Administrators on
the estate of JOHN HIDELY, late of Richland
County deceased
Dated at Plymouth, this 18th day at Aug
ust, 1854. ISAAC BAUGHSIAN
DANIEL BAUGHMAN,
aug. 10, 1876 Adnr,a