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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30
FUNTHEK PARTICULARS.
LATEST FROM TIE BOSTON, RIOT-TBE
MILITARY UNDER ARMS q,


BosToS May 2SThc case of the fugitive slave Burns
mas caused Sabbath of great excitement In our usually
quiet city, ana continues to agiraie the public mind
Indications al an organized attempt lynch the Rev
Theodore Parker ard Wendell Phillips. who are looked
upon as tile siigaots Of the has induced
TIE may 10 deaila strong police force Tor the protec
on OF their rsons and property. There has however
been no outbreak TO day.
The Court iou-e Square cleared last night and the
Court House surrounded with fence ropes.
dotachment of hundred United States troops arc
garsong the court house. and companies OF Boston
military are quartered in the CITY Hail.
Hahdols we're circulated to-day DENYING the renort
tbat Colonel Suite had sold Burns saws he offered In
sell him Tor 200 aud the money raised and offered
hin when he demanded more and the bargan was
though the Commissioner advised him to keep it,
Ptinei notices left 10 every church and pulpt
this morning. requesting the prayers of the
Tor the escape OF Burns from his oppressors.
The abotionst very active In getting nm sec,e,
neeiing7 Large delegations expected fson Salem
Worcester, New Bedford aud other places to morrow
one thousand pistols principally reyovers are said to
nave been sold by the dealers 10 this city Saturday
An inimmatory printed circular addressed TO the yeo
mahry OF Ne" England has been widely circulated In the
country towns by the vigilance committee OF Boston The
country people are requested by il to come to the civ
to MORO" 10 witness the sacrifice and then 90 home
ana take such action as manhood aud patriotism may sua
gest. ' ''S
The funeral of James Dicheder who was killed during
Tue riot Oh fridiy night took place this afternoon But
le" we're present except the Immediate friends of the
family. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

TnE MoRMoSs-We leari bys letter from Kansas 10
the Oceola Iadpsndn that the advance guard Of the
Mormon emigration the pIns this season, oncamp
ed near that town. This body numbers 1900 persons;
they are chiefly Danes SNedes, NorWegans, Welsh and
Engab. One NJ. Curtis mountain Mormon, com .
mands the band which will with 900 wagons as soon
a the grass has grown sufficiently.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

Mrs Mowa has accepted the complimentary bsneht
her Ia New York 70 take Place the 81 Of June n viii he,
last Appearance on the stsse "
~ Utah, Who has not wives 10 rated
bachelor. - 'NN =
DISo Hozes who sentencsi the Connecticut
prison Tor ten years FOR attempting the life school I,t,ss in
ehhed county In NJ OF jtiousY, the
sumption, and his grescken mother the
than two months.
- olo sEnsa-JW Bors's E.q found his farm Las. week
and ordinary sized errap with Wm
thereon and also, capt David Robinson 1875" How much lon.
ger he 70 bear the eards Of those gentlemen alone
can tell 7drksJurg Register.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30
srAusros NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i. going ahead

SrAUsroS Observation-Disclosures is going ahead ac-
cordius to the account gwen OF the of the
eth inst
Evidences OF improvement meet the eye on evers
land in Stanton. Our hotels have recently undergone
'ast Improvement in their internal appearances giving
dence Of plenty aud prosperity. The Central track
building, too, begins exhibit a vastly improved ap
1earancr; aud, indeed, everything around and about
seems pirtake of the general prosperity Even the
grass aud grAin belds have mbbed the spirit
# the age aud LOOK iresher aud greeuer than for.
tnerly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

TT The Ekion tMd) Wing says the cold, wet wealth
er prevailing there since planting has been favorable
10 the cut worms and they have seriously damaged mapy
fields Of corn 10 that county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

COLD IN oREGos.-Rch gold mines exist on the Yski
M river, Oregon, about hundred miles from the Dial
les OF the Columbia, in region inhibited by Indians who
hitherto have used their utmos. efforts to prevent the
white people from examining it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

LARGE SALE oT fouAccI Enc Hrges, publio sal,
ever made at one warehouse in Louisville the Journs
says took place at the Pickett Warehouse, on Tuesday
morning-one hundred and twenty hoghe IDS The gros.
AMOUNT realized from this sale was So son
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

Rdirord-EfJrts are being male ia North O.. to con.
struct railroad from Charlotte to Wilmington distance
Of one hundred aud twenty miles.
Enigrdnh.-0n Monday, IS cars with 900 emiprants.
and Tuesday, IS with 900 more, passed over
the n. Y. Central road.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

SouE TALL WHElT.-A reliable correspondent At
DunSvle, informs that there IL bunch OF wheat At
that place taken from the field Of Mr. Jno Cauthorn,
five feet zen incneshgh grown Ia Mr. Os field without
guauo. This is little ahead Of ANYTHING we have benrd
Of this season EdstsTn Vty0inian
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

SEVERE STORM The Western -ecIluu of this country
visited "Wednesday OF last week by the most terri
6c storm ever known in this section Of the State IL
commenced . few mles south OF Snickersyle aud e1
tended III Northern direction towards Harper's Ferry
II confined TO compass of ab or 10 wards in
width, in which the wind seemed have consecra.d all
it, power aud fury literally sweeping the Is aud the
forests OF everything whIeh opposed IT, trs stables
eyd corn serbs were blown doSn aud several dwellings
Seriously jurcd Mr Ezekiel Potts. an estimi bIe citizen
HllsboFnu.h, we learn had every building on hi.
pr misses torn down, except his dwelling which was Sc
rIom-y damigei various Others lined serou. losses
though not 10 so great extent We have heard Of no
deaths from it's VIOLENCE. The scope OF country over
which passed presents wrecked aud shattered appear
Tho orchards within s reach swept OF their
fruit trees, and the oress look some huge
bal bewn pathway through their midst, leaving tue
ground strewed vita the largest and heaviest tmbers-
of the roads in that are blocked up by the
large trees which have been blown across them ani III
require considerable labor to have them cleared We
hope no part OF our country will be visited With the
vengeance of 40 terrible a rm.-kessburq Vashino.
t0rian, May 20.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

SEABoARD AGRICULTURAL SocfETT.-We have the plea.
sure 70 announce that tbs Hon Kenneth Riyner ofN
has accepted the invitation Of the Committee TO deliver
the opening address at the At meeting Of the ssaboard
Agricultural Society, 70 be held thl city on Tues.
day the 2Ith Of October neEt-Novfoik Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

ou"R LicsS'E IN AUGUSTA CouArY-rhe Stanton
p"dedtor OF yesterday that Monday last Cour,
lay) the County Court the entire number Of Justices in
he county having been summoned for the OCCASION gran
Ted license to applicants to retail ardent spirits in the
County, by vote OF II to Is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

tB- The New York JournalOf Commerce says that the
n"'s business ia overdone in that city 1t attributes this
to the rivalry from the multitude Of hotels
Dr. large boarding houses which have sprung up in the
'lek streets, under the unnatural stimulus impaired by
.he CIystal PaLee excitement Of List year
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30
NORFOLK MARKET Nav ea.

~ PARTICULAR attention I, requested Large Sale
This An Tn'on, commencing at SH O'Clock,
Building Lots and squires, in the toun Of Pun 10 believed
that more favorable opportunity for profitable
seldom IL offered
suitable refresL mems provided.
my30 TAYLOR A WILLIAMS lp.,a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

BANK ROBBERY The Cleveland Herald of Thursday
hysthat on the previous evening four thousand five hun
ired dollars were stolen from the counter of the Canal
Is "k III tbat CT =. reward Of one thousand dollars
all be paid Tor the return OF the money aud thief or 6y.
hundred dollars for either alone ani proportionate
mount for any part of the money
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

APPOINTMENT Op STATE srunrSr,
@ ,R 81 s.ts ,ll be made the 10, July
Is tn. adoption Of the nss con.si.aOD '"p0'sd be-
Ditrc, I.-ohiO BROOKE. M.,,h,n u,r.c,l rx,.,
H-Monons.i. Preston Marion R.pdO,Ds R.,so,, ~,
F. TT, half OF Taylor.
.hr. 'I hnS L,srn Harrison, Baxton. Writ, Up
A'nf0s; opssaSr, as; Mercer, vioJd, Montroms.
. Sshhs S Jefferson aud CLARKE.
XiL-xu,n.,s "a a p, " a,rsn and Hardy
Ai-Aierhsny, Bath, Highland, Pocahontas Bo,etourt
xIy-Io,sn na na az o. ksanofe
Xvh Lt%Sua9ao A s ,ndria ana Fairfax.
h,nnoet A'' e1Pepe'' orange asd Kappa
XxGoooeSiand ti nsi'on :. ana s Anhsr,s
" xxxxITc,,Sllns E',s. AND spoI,,Sivanis. "-"'e''
Yo's sn st w, AsSUIsS Northampton, war.iek,
Richmond an, N''' James ciy. Henrieo and
XxvtirM. iiy..I f. .na s. and P,,ylvanis.
uas sna IVA, y, SSn n LunenSurs, Motto
xxx-che,i.ra Is par .m .. spPpen a
xxXL-sussex hi Of Wivh; fsss,euE and Po-ha'an.
1xxH,-NorfOik City aud County Princes, Ann. -,
Applicant, NJ TO DO (post pad1 .v,,n,, ~. GA,
the undsr.isned uhsssSER IN ~ , totn 'nLe' 10
,uln,AL OF WARD. r., -, oh.irn.n Faculty
Testimony on tss RIA ~ and Authentic H. of the
Wolfe sa.; and r. I R, Helm srL.i ssLs lei
eeT%nonSsslih rs CTS. ~ A''''hss ''' tho
No sons.nins: raa We l..MTs. n..s Jon .on
Lille In Ae,,Ini. HE , iIies 70 et-
hIenee and travels Country Nv yenrs re
Won m. Mission; n,.. excellent, a.,
nyso JAS. woopuouss 100 u.,,.
ala seTs Treating Of the ropsfe ssuse s. moy
, a.e Win ,Pene and
and personal eomDIsd win th.
Br"n r a. pr.stieai and scientific by
~ .c,,,z ~. 1ANEs wooDHousE.
HS uLAMATIuS Eimnois or Saa~.N..--A Paw
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singular enquiry was addressed A.. t.~ d,v,.;... q.
me PRESIDENT OF the Virginia and Tennessee n "
Uo,npany contractor VINO is employed ip CO,
n9g zoe sal. works branch The enquiry was tbs ~
&C., ~ make Tue emoaukments with toe gypsum get
farm ~ :" "" hOoertsons
rms gypsum quarry vas not known TO exist at sll ,l
inc excavation made 10 the construction OF
ia 10 lue farmers on the line Of the Virginia
and Ieunessee roads, this Is more Importsn, d.
Soyery th'n was the gold mine Suffer-. Saw Min in
portion ofthe cross ties near the snmmit of The Ala
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

IS Inc Ne" OK Bank sAteuienI Tor the week end
ing on the SOth, averages as follows. Loans aud DIS
counts s9o,sS67@S; specie, sl2,ils,O43 circulation
s9,isO'clS; deposits s63.Ss2 66l This shows, com,
Jared with the previous week an increase of 500 in
Loans aud Discountsiul ad.creiss of S2SiU2 IN sp.
;le; PITTS in circulation, aud 1921 ,OlO in Deposits
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

HNoR sale byJ. W. RANDOLPH May 9Th 1854.
u seones Newman sp,nI.h DIcti
by Mariana NeaqnCE De La CardeLa az A0'''Heu
Lie m Abyssinia; being Notes collected dp,n, Ill.,
s2bo. '' ny NJ farfyn'' Plates,
Interest and Average Tables per cent, new ,h,
emohng Accuracy speed and 81 rpey by which ,hr
On any from to co., for one day to
one year, can be found ut glance
most Intricate Accounts shorter m. ana wiz @ 'hc
than by Any other Systems By Desser author of The
sellers Dicouu Ready Reckoner. a. " '"s "O'A-
Full AMI Authentic Report OF Tea A., a.,
MATT ward with Speeches Of Governor Crttenden
Hem Marshall &c., and Nathaniel Wolfe ESQ md Se
parted by A. d. Richardson Is CT. nc
cents. ''"'""' NO %
Two Roads, or the Right AMI the Wrong By James
Backwood's Magazine for May.
God' Us I.Ady's Book June. rs cent?,
hlee bA'b-r, o. the Adventures Of A Young wom,n
Vol. 1'fer'on's complete Works 50 Iae nyas
NEW NORTH CAHoiINA TT GROss ANpP,Nuv
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER

AZ NORRIS Bootsors. Of Raia street, Nay 20.
S'E H 3, '"Ss:s''s' 5ots,,
MBAHDoLPHS Boot'sore. 11l Main street, My 20.
'0''mIf't' "oS,SI''t' '0'S s!Ss's' clu,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30
JUST PUBLISHED

TuNHRTf YEARS. VIEW; Or q History Of IN. wo,.,. =,
the American thirty Yea, frrm 1870 10 ia,
shny fen IRON ths Congress debates private of
General Jackson and the speeches Senator p.no ID.
his actual view Of and Affairs h,,orica mole. sn %
trauons, and notices Of
BY Hon. Thomas II. Benton.
Subscribers obtain their copies Price n so n,,.,.
on delivery. JAMES w, 0pH0tlsy ~"
my2S $50 ME-
IN Dir. MILLS has removed to 18Th .,r. /. s.,v...
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liable source chat the march OF Improvement In ,bis
onward and upward. Land, of which there il a
eas De. o. good quality which, rs months ago, could
Sn,nd Pusnassa az from 81 to 81 per acre nov com
per See Ihs county abounJs 10 coal and iron ore
ngny probable that there Gre other valuable ores
nsrs not yes been discovered Industrious and
nary healthy locality Of the county added N b, 80.
o'ue natural advantages insure for her. a, no yery dI..
-Lsri'bHTg Chropieis wv 'S'et cOunties'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

=, sPimIUhL DMUsros-Tbe Lowell Courier states
V,' u'eS7el "Omn, about forty years old entered
come from Portsmouth, aud demanding by authority Of
Tue spifts O the other world OWuers1p and posses;o
o. one h'i the establishment After vainy insisting up
several times during the morning to renew no, dsnandI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

~ srrolL EoTer attention Of the public 10 mos, re-
s.d 2 &c :ss o. Roya =. i..a y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

HEALTH OF CITIEs-The following statement comprises
the deaths in some OF the Atlantic cite. for the week end
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

NOTiCE-Tho Annual Meeting Of the stakeholder, o, m.
~ Nehnond and Petersburg Railroad Company viii be bed Al
The Company once In Richmond TUESDAY Sh May AZ ii
oeloek, =. No.. JOHN WILLIAMS
rv,--NANbNmMH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN, Druggist.
FOR A CONsJMrTIyE COUGH.

Dear three years have been aie,ed with Cough
that frequently dpAired OF recovery mub OF
the time Obliged ,i All night in chair my cough
when laid down. Having NAM TSme-
dies without much lief at last tried the CHERRY PICTORIAL
witch Providence has cured me altogeh,r
am with gratitude yours,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30
iYERS' CHERRY PECTORiLI

% a ND ny ns rirer. YJon Ne tank
meH, ,rhoss 'o'V slHR nat 6If, ana n, bI,ft
h>refr sidH b. for meat ana Eele Ips.e o)
E,r meiiciHs
Mere was hope fnr the sick recorded lonx
ago, ard every year adds new proof to the
assurance that these pr omises shall not all.
As medical se'euc- III cover. an de,ig-
mates ihe remedi's nature has given. unt by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30
TRIAD OF MATT n w,un-

SoUIhsltN QUARTERLY nkviEw-In Is oouud yoome.
my29 MnpWIyy p bSSs; FOR sale at
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GEO. NJ. WEST. Mo-, s and a r,eh,B.. p..--r---.-

Pull and Authentic Report OF tho Te,tInony on IN. r, ot
Matt ward with the Speeches OF Crt.nd.n Ioy
ehor Hem Marshail, Esq AHd Nathaniel Wolfe ESQ. and
Price IS oRo A. 49, ann
fYchA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS

tB DIR. MILLS has removed to 18Th stre J. b.,v..
road and Marshall In the Of the First Bapts Church
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

or all the suGr from nom has
carried victims unmeiy grave CONSERVATION OF
Lungs suJoined give evidence that too ma,
cured and Pulmonary Complaints In all forms, bs
removed by CBERET PkcroRAI-
Space will permit publish any proportion OF
has Effected but the Agent baow furnish
Circular wherein full particulars proof
OF these facts.
Sufferers: read and Judge for yourselves.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-30

The originals which Warrants Issued In the year Is
the last shch we're lsSud 10 the lT0 20
each, all which original Warrants have been lost
JAMES T SUTTON, JR.,
mI90-2aH9m ANornty Tor the pTtsent PfopreIot
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-18
T ersOnal Intelligence.


: Wv Cummings, and ii II Argall, st. Anthony
) N Graham, Madame Riley, Misses Matte, Aman-
da, and Frances Riley, G Riley, Sturgeon, w.
Strong and Lady, Masters and F Riley, Boston !;
5 Chase, St Anthony; A G Chatfiela and Lady,
Mendsta; II Cutler and DIR George, ST. Anthony;
J NJ Cashier, st Paul; A Macarthur, Milwauk, e {;
Col. b Allen and Lady, Master + Allen, Addison !;
II Bradley, ST Louis; w F Cahiil, ST Anthony !;
II r Hammond, W BIakeiey, St Louis; b John.
son, IIemie,ie c DMIey, J Richards, + Bradley.
r Brown, Moline; { NJ Kahn and Lady, St Louis
o Walker and Lady, Marine; L S Stockton, Louis.
ANA; + W Sherman, L 5 A ;IE II Hawks, Toron-
to: II Ramc, Chieago;~D Morrison. Bangor
l. r Damon, A c ElolI, Adrian. Mich; II Jonrs
lady and child, Louisville J l. Iovejoy, Calais, Me
were among the arrivals at the WINSTON House, YES
tertlav.
II N Pulley, Hudson; J w McGhee, New York :
J l. White, & A; A ltillwater; J Gay, Anoka ;
Howard. Curmack, Chicago; VI $ Well. c
Allen and Lady, 81 Anthony; IS Cahill. Sandus-
ky, Chic; f. \ liinan. Sandusky City; W EaSton,
Warren, Ohio; J E!bank, Saltwater; w J AMBER
son, st Anthony; Ashley, Louisville; f y w
King, ii : Plcn. } Il Ashley, Brooklyn. Pa f. III
Morris and ladies, Iowa; J r Moulton and Ldv,
st Anthony; l Wells, Saratoga; b Dyson, Still
wafer among the arrivals at the American
House, Yesterday.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-18
Charge of Abduction.

Young mar. who gave his name us s. II
SHt!ii!3. and stated that he was resident OF
Forcstyillc, Connecticut. was COMM ted hy the
Mayor, yesterday. on charge of attempting to
abduct Il Young lady. Il native Of Franklin. in
the parish Of st. Mary's. Louisiana, for the ptlr-
pose, ii is alleged, Of placing her III Il house al
'l-rcpute in Philadelphia. The young lady
alluded to is scarcely seventeen years Of age.
and the daughter Of highly respectable parents
- her father being editor and proprietor OF Il
very influential southern publication. She met
with the defendant some time ago in Franklin
where he attended Il store, and the parties be-
ing mutually pleased with each other. an at
tachment sprung up between them. Shortly
after this meeting, the Young lady and her sis
ter were sent to Seminary in Licking county
Ohio. to finish their education. Subtitle fol-
lowed them thithcr, and by promising the girl
that he would marry her Immediately. and rep
rcScnting to the proprietor of the institution
that he had been deputed by her father to take
the lady to the Fast, for the benefit of her
health he induced the foolish girl to leave the
establishment and accompany him to this city.
From the treatment which she received at his
hands on the road, and the strange manner in
which he conducted himself here, it became
evident to the lady that his intentions were not
honorable so she resolved to tear herself from
him. and for this purpose applied to Mr.. Ricv.
proprietor of the hotel at which they were
stopping. for his protection. This gentleman
at once interfcrcd and had him arrested The
Mayor. after hearing the case desired the pr;s
oncr to leave the city in six hours. or he should
send him mp as vagrant, but taking no notice
of the order, lie was again arrested. aud in de-
fault of $4,000 bail, was committed as above
stated.
The prisoner is dashing lookn" young
man, and maintains that his in entions towards
tie girl were purely honorable. He exhibits
Letters from various firms in Philadelphia, and
declares that his arrest is an unjuStliiablc act.
and one which he will not fail to resent when
he regains his liberty. The young lady is still!
at Mr.. Rileys: sic will be sent back to the
Seminary to-day, a Wiser, ii not a better Girl
than when She left it.-PHs5prgd Ga>ettc
Jutu 1914.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-18
Pistol Shooting.

Capt Edmund W. Paul, of St. Louis.
challenges the world to pistol match, and
offers to do, perform and execute any and all
of the aforementioned feats of shooting. on !,
wager of 5000
PROPOSITION IL will fit a dollar to the
end of twig two inches long. and while a
second person will hold the other end in his
mouth. so as to bring the coin within an inch
and half of his face, engage to strike the
dollar three times out Of five, at the distance
OF ten PAGES, or thirty feet. l will add in cx-
nlanatlon that there are several persons viii
Ing and ready to hold the stick or twir as de.
Scrlbed above. when required.
,. | will hit a dollar tossed in the air. or
any other object of the same size, three times
oHt of five, on a wheel and fire.
3. AT the word. will split three balls out
of five on a knife blade, placed at the distance
of thirty feet
i. | will hit three birds ont Of five. sprung
from the trap, standing thirty feet from the
trap when shooting
). will break. at the word five common
Clay pipe stems out of seven, at the distance
Of thirty feet.
Is. engage to prove by fair trial that no
pistol shot can be produced who will shoot an
apple OFT a mans head. at the distance of thir-
" icet oitener than | can. Moreover I will
produce two persons willing and ready to hold
the apple on their heads for me- when required
to do so.
7. | will wager lastly, that no person in the
United States Can be produced who will hit a
quarter of dollar at the distance of thirty
feet oitcner than can, on wheel and fire.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-18
NOLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC
SCHNARRS.

MrIit Nal BET Drink. enlncntly saluarv nuaii.
n hca'"iiS, manufactured by himself exclusively at
IA, factory al Schictlam in IInra nj
II Is made from the hest BARLEY that car leo soc cd /,
rul"e Wuh The essence Of aroma lie Italian berry Of
?c anc extraordinary MEDICINAL Ia critics IL
has long since acquired higher reputation both in FIN,
rope anu Amer lea than any Other diraeic bo ,erapc
In Gravel Gout ana Rbcumati i'm t r,c, on. nj IN.
Bladder and Kid: and in gene al l,bily its ennc
prompt. drchl,i. and in, riahly reliable And il i
not only remedy for these maiair bat in rI ,-,sos l.;
which they are rc'ced by drinking had water which is
almost universally the oil them il o,r;te. a. ,
preventive.
The distressing effect upon liz" stomach bowels and
bl,lcr. Of travellers. feSietS and all PRISONS ,
accustomed to tcn lroi.ccd h, the LcaiIv all
great inland rivers he the Ohio. Miss>si, H. and
Allah qua. fr, I lii" Er,r quantity :" dcca, cd gctale
matter contain: ed in tirl. in state Of iuun ell
known i also HAT of the waters of limestone regions
in producing gfi., ci c;cuii aud III the bladder
Tc AsL'Gc Shia'0m ShdII s is bolutc corrective
OF these inur"ts rol critics Of had and
Iuently pre-, cn!s the d eases Which they occasion.
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NOTICE..

4 Convention Of lie n.pcrIts Of Dakota Cp;ntr vii!
b. lcl :,,c c. .:t:oo.l IA !oi Sturdy the
ID ct September at 70 "'cl1 OK H. NJ To elect Dlc
gates the District Convention fer :l.c nomination Of
can,i ior Tie House % ire native 2rlrl 10
,asIe arons or The County cicers be elected il
q :iobcr next.
l.. cric. c: Ike Gcraoc-a.;c Central Committee.
Aacn-t :: IStl.
lciiocra s.. au aaa ncn,ocrat, Minneapolis p.casc
coy.
r7T,- v are forced to defer, for the pres
eat, the further investigation Of matters con-
nect "A with the late defeated Railroad Grant,
hy reason of a necessary absence from our pest
oilrins TIE next week.