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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-04-11
CHEAP CASH q BARTER STORE.
At MARION ONO.
N, LlTcH, n. DAWSON.
LITCH G. SON,

10 WhNhhON VtahOs
NJ MrcH, n. pAv,ssoN
LITCH G SON,
A RE- Constantly receiving at their Store in
~ MARION, oil the following, nnd other
qualities Of Foods, consisting Of
DRY GOODS, ii ad Cloths.
CassineIcs. ca finrits, Vestines Jesn',
Dcmcslic& fct phn's Slhs. and Pop m,
Mer.nCes re is.n=T. BsgcNcd Mustn't
tnhlc"ched m,s!in, lI,sh l.!HtHj,
Fph, tUlhs ~ 3 B'lt. Sha"B iiahdHG!Ch' "
Cotton iarns bhi Bi'iln,
AN ASSORTMENT or CLOTHING,
insisting Of CJutS al 10 ~ sl,p u ~
vests nom IS cents 81; Pants from 81 ~ 81
also tnJ,r'hiris AMI Irowets,
A STOCK OF Gro CCERlES,
c nSisilne purity"
D"wn whe Sugars, NOlnscs, y. i'>Son'
A'.pcr. p,upcr. Gunpow der. lmptIldl
inranhll, Cloves aud Blsck Teas,
| Nu'H"gs. Ricc. Macktrrl, tJdLsl,
White ESh @ Herring. Powder Shot " Lead
indign, snd C0'0rnc udlr'lals of every variety
| Also r.n'ccilonafcS Of alI kinds.
CUTIE Kniy'SN Folks, pen and pocket
Knives o. all descriptions, Raaors and S.nv nvs
with Shaving matt flaS.
GLASS WARE, Looking GSDcS Window
Gla,s. ~ mbl,rs II" li.ses Cans Preserve dish
-. Nlscs aud Glass lanterns of ell kinds. Also
| a large aud selected assortment Of QueenEwaIe,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
They Lave !aTgr Seek ol Boots and Shoes
Consisting vi Mems Boys Wtmen'S and Chll'
drrn Rjuis aud ShOcs Coarse aud Fine, also
Gu'er> ppcrS inda RUbbcrs &c.
liquors .---TLey keep choice distilled Sp'r-
IT'S. consisting Il Brandy, MonuGfahcla WINS
kcy. New England Rrm, Port Wine, Sweet
Wine, to lie had ln.y for Medicinal and !ne-
rlanicnl uses
Tobacco ali resars of all qualities aud pri-
res, together with Smoking and Chewing To-
b?cc,, Pipes. SC.
CLCCfS Of different sines and patterns, and
full assortment Of TiN.WARE.
HATS & CAPS OF ALL KINDS.
2o0 Bushels Of Dried Peaches,
1870 Buch, Is OF Dried Apples,
30 Bushels clean sond White Beans,
Also y large stock Of Irish potatoes.
ANY and al of the aforesaid articles, t0ccih.
| cr wilh variety Of other goods not mentioned,
they will S. i ellhcr for cash or produce on aS
IcasocablC TENS as they can be purchased else
where III LawGcuce County. We keep 10
goods but those of the best quality, ana have
but ONE prlJc. We are determined to supply
tie market with everything IN the Mercantile
line, that our friends and customer shall call
ior aud 10 furnish tii,ma ''liomc Market for
IL. produce Of tlc!r fnlnIs.
LlICH & DAWSON.
Marion, January 2lSt 1851.
DUKE CHARLES KlNGsBuRY.
.r.fr.ip.E1 y SfJ'}. ..r ri eJ'tJ.fT.n .,b
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

The Board of School Examiners fol
Lawrence County will meet regularly
on the first Friday Of every month, a
The Court House, in lronton, a, o. o..
clock, A. NJ, BY order Of thu Board
J. CHESTER, CLERK.
Irontou, Jan. OH, 1851.
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Ca ia IKE TICE -@a
THAT II. Il K. LEFT have a large supply
i of Boards and Shingles on hand at their
Lumber Yard in Portsmouth. They have plcn-
ty Of long Shingles, warranted, manufactured
in rie best manacr, which they will ship 10 or
der. --
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H. WISE G. BROTHER,


H. WISE G BROTHER,
Having REMOVED their Establishment to
ElliSon'S Block,
CORNER OF FRONT AND LAWRENCE SITS.
Second door above Giles Bakery Ironton, are
just replenishins their stock with the best as.
sortment Of Clothing ever offered for sale in
lronLon. iavtn received very liberal pat
ronage rrcln the public, we are enabled to sell
cheaper than ever before, and will beat our
selves in siving good bargains in Clothing, as
CJats, Vests Pants
Ovcrcoats, Cloahs Silk Hats
Glazed Caps Boots and Shoes Fur do
Plush do Carpc, Sacks, Wool do
Ladies Goods, Shawls, Fine Bonnets,
Ladies Shoes leweIry lIandkerchels;
Fine Shirts, Undershirts Drawers,
Buskin Gloves Fine Kid Gloves Trunks
India Rubber and Oh cloth Caps, Pants, Leg
horn Boots &c. &c.
Our goods are our own manufacture, from
the best OF material. Having the advantage Of
a resident partner in Cincinnati, and also Of a
large business at Parkcrsburg, Va, we will be
enabled TO keep up an aSsortmen. upon the
most economical plan, and will sell to those
who may favor US with their custom,
Persons wishing TO Retail in the country,
will find it to their advantage to purchase here
in preference 10 incnrring the expense Of
trip TO Cincinnati, or elsewhere.
Give US a call, and examine our stock for
yourselves before purchasing; we are always
pleased TO shon our goods, believing if you
learn prices you will be sure to buy.
II. WISE & BROTHER.
Ironton, February 23th, 1854,
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SNOEMAKERS' TOOLS-AIls, PEG
Floats, Punches, Pinches, Patent Ilaris, Ham.
m"rS. Knives etc. ETC., for sale by D. g. H.
yNN, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, and
Slcam Pipes made to ordcrr D.IK,
Patent Door Spring
NEW article fer closng doors an teates,
"A. for salehy DUKE q KlNGSBCRY,
com DRILLS IND sHELLERS
~ KE IL kINGsBU Y Lave Just received
I J BanhiNs celejrot d Corn DriNs, which
will save their price in planting 90 acres. Tie
attention Of Famcrsls particularly invited as
incy have gwen entire satisfaction wherever
uscd. We have also good article Of Rugglec
earn Shelters. 47tf
NgTE keep on hand and for sale Glass, Sash,
w Clam Pu pS, Levels, Stair Rods, Mat
tocks and Picks, Slovcls, Spades, and variety
Of Garden Tools, Scythcs, Snaths, Cradles,
SckIes, sheep Shears, Sootts Axes, Riddles,
Selves, Steel Traps, CUrn Shelters, Paint
Brushes, Cotton Packing Yarn, Whtcwasn
and Counter Bruches; l"rge assortment OF
Door, Chest and Cuhard, Till and Pad Locks;
also Butts Of all kinds, Log and Trace Chains,
Curry Combs, Cor'ls, Ok Balls, Guns, Gun Bar
rrlS, Gun Locks, Moulds, Wipers, Powder
Horns aud Flasks, Double Triggers Percussion
Caps, Fish Hooks and Lines, Razors and StropS
Clocks, German Silver Spoons, large and sl >
pcrior article Of Looking Glasses, Sand Paper
Wintow Sprisgs, Shutter Hinges, Counter and
Platform Scales, Steel Yards, Spring Balan-
c-S Copying Presses, Oil Stones, Gouges, Long
Chisels, Hand Rail Screws, Dog Chains and
Collars, Halter Chains, Curtain Pins, Mahog-
any Knobs, Sad Irons, Strap Hinges for gates
and trap doors, ink stand, sheet Iron candle
.l,,
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STUN ES AND TRIMMINGS.
w GOD and Coal Cook Stoves, different ST.
w zes, kept constantly on hand. We have
sold large quantity OF the Coal Cook Stoves
and can recommend them TO be superior arti-
clc; also stoves suited for parlors, sitting rooms
aud offices, Crates and Fronts from 50 10 SIG,
for sale by d. S X.
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G.RGA.p ,GA9.r.EL}ly
Clothing lInporium!!
G. NEUDERGER.

G. NEUDERGLR.
No. 3 Iaion BlOck hontOm OAio.
WHOLESALE aud RETAIL DEALER
IN READY MADE CLOl HING.
The Subscriber would call the attention Of
the Cit.2 n, ol ,ron,Jn sud the adjoining c0gn-
ty to his stock u SulEiu r and Fall READY
MADE CLOTHING, consisting in pgIt Of
ONEHCOhfH, u every description, FINE
BLACK FHOCK. DRESS, and SACK COATS,
BLACK CLOrII and FANCY CASHMERE
rANrALOUNS, BLACK SATIN aud FANCY
VESTS, Gents fine Shirt Collars, Ilandker.
cLiciS, DndcIshir8 aud Drawers, EooiS aud
Shoes, KoSsTtA Hats, Caps, nIJ.cl!as, Carpet
Sacks, &c. &c.
will keep up q genera assortment Of every
vaict. Of Ready Made Clothing usually called
for, which will sell 10 those wip may favor me
with their custom CHEAPER THAN EVER
BEFORE SOLD in this TOWN.
COUNTRY MERCliANTH, VIII find il 10
their advantage 10 Purchase Of ne. as can sup
ply them on bcttcrtI as than they can purchase
elsewhere.
Give NE GALA examine my stock before
purchasing; and alisiy yourselves OF lhc al.
vantage 10 b. ga;Gel hy purchasing good ar
Uclt al fydsccj pI-c.
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Buckeye Block,
No. n, Front street, Portsmouth.
r,JoAKEs, A. W DusXIRK.
OAKES & BUSKIRK,
" &C 32sAG2 Gacc2S! s
Produce Dealers,
EleAys B'cck, Fycmt Streel,
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO.
SUGARS.
CnI, GHDS Prime N. o;
COO dJ'oScs Havana No. /;
10 barrels crushed and pow dered ycIy Cnc
80 do Loaf, assorted Nos.
All Of good quality, and for sale very low, al
No. /, Buckeye Block, by
mnr?l OAxEa 4 prsSrnK.
TAR, PITCH AND OAKuM.
4 LWAiS on hand and iDi sale at low prices
inalal M 81 w. D"'"''' 1,.tI' o.Gss y : r,ss,ns.
TOBACCO.
HANlNG made arrango menis with manu-.
iacturcis IN virginia, 10 be- regularly sup
plird, wc ire now enabled 10 offer glcst ig!duce.
ncnls in this line. Our stock At present CON.
sSis IN part OF tic following:
10 boxes Suthcrlagds 5 fine;
20 DO An0nlSon'S fine pounds;
) do J. NJ. Ross, very Cue article;
90 do MucruS pounds, very good;
lC0 do various brands Of 5s, 81 and iOs,
good, better and best.
10 do The Amtrusia, super eslra. An
4 E,t.,,
90 10 Anderson and other fine brands OF
fIc cut chewing tobacco.
All Of which VIII BE- sold at low prices, at the
cheap Depot, No. !, Buckeye Block, by
Inar2l OAELs u BusKinH.
TEAS.
i00 halfCiii:SrS, nnd Quarters, Of ...,,,,.,...,
wv orNt ii2,ov and iISrHT nLSrH 1ihHr ptn,
Some Of which is very hnc--we think better
article than las ever been offered for sale in this
market; al! OG which we Will sell very low.
OAEEs d BtsElnK,
mar2l No /, Buckeye Block.
COTTON YARNS, &c.
WARN, Batting, Candle Wick, Twinc, Sc
Being Agents for Cornell u Perry , factory,
we have at all thAcs large and well seIec.eJ
stock ior sale at manufacturers prices
OAEEs u BusEIER,
m0r2l No /, Buckeye Block.
SHOT, POWDER and LEAD.
~ KEGS assorted Nos. Shot;
iNG 30 kegs Powder, Dupunrs best;
5000 lbs bar lead. For sale by
OAKEs d BrsHmK,
mar2l NJ /, Buckeye Block.
Golden Syrup.
To RAErEIs New York syrup, a very fine ar
~ tic!e, to which We would particularly call
the attention Of Ike public. For sale reasonable
OANEs i BreNikR.
marel Nc !, Buckeye Block.
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NEW R0CERY
g S Z & 3 GySI II : N =.
D. II. WARREN.

.. ~. III. WANN EN.
yN7OrLD inform the citizens oflronton and
w vicinity, that lc las removed his Gro
ccry rsi0, Isl mcn,io Fourth, between Lawr'
cnce and Buckhorn. lis stock Of Groceries
has Just been received.
CIRrCT FROM BhLTI MORE, MhRYL md
md is r,lr best qualify. Py1rchascfs will do
wen 10 riye him rat before going elsewhere.
His stock consists in part ol
RIO aud Java Coffee;
1'cas-Y. Tyson Imperial and Gunpowdsr;
Crushed and Brown Sugar, Rice,
'm,Llng and Chewing Tobacco, Cigars,
Scotch Rappc an Macaboy SnuT;
fi.s pruncs and Nnts
MachrrGl and Sloch Herring;
No. Chocolate;
nnc aud Blasting Powder;
Nar.cgatcd, White, CASTLE, Rosin and Shay
ing Soeps
Candle wick and w,npl lwine. bed cords,
Dairy salt, Shoe Backing aud Brushes;
Glue, Alum and Copperas;
h!spicc, Indigo, Cochincal. Cloves,
Nuimcrs, Pure aud PhGny Ginger;
Mustard, ground Pepper, nound Cinnamon,
Starch, States Balances. Tea Caddes
Paints, ellis, Varnishos. Trrpentine,
Dyc-StgFs, &c. &c.
J A splendid assortment of Drlshes--Ovaly
vnrn.sh. Ground, Sash Tools,
| Fiat FtchcS, in tin;
/ Round d. d.
! Camel lair Pencils;
Flat Ccm,l Hair VamiSh Blcnders;
I Together with nearly everything usually kept
/ IN Grorary establishment.
! 4 lilED APPLES WHITE BEANS,
Z y Do Peaches, CJrn Meul,
10 Cherries, Fresh Butter,
Potatoes, Lard and
Oniois or sale at ID. II. WARRENS
NJ ~. MN, a ~ a
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-03-22


Thus We see that in 1885 and 1886 the
sales were very large-amounting, in 1886,
to more than $25, 10000.
Now, the gentleman says that this is
owing to the policy of allowing these grants
to railroads, and that the land would not
have sold at all if it had not been for the
grants. 1t is attributable to no such thing.
It is attributable to the state of things which
existed in the country at the time these
sales were made.
The whole country was then wild with
the spirit of speculation. Banks were null
tiplying. Everything in which specua-
ton could be made was sought for, greedily
taken up, and earnestly prosecuted; and,
under the influence of that specializing spir-
il, these extraordinary sales of the public
lands were made Look at the state Of
things now. Within the last two years, /
venture to say that the banking capital
of the country has been doubled, or, per.
haps more than doubled, taking one State
with another. l believe that it has been
so in my own State and these are strong
and conclusive indications of the specula-
ting spirit which is abroad in the country
at the present times. And if speculation
brought about this result in 1885, 1886, and
1887, why cannot speculation bring it about
in 1854. Will not the same result follow
from the same cause2 Then | say that it is
not attributable to this policy at all. These
lands would have been sold from this spirit
of speculation. Do you not see, in proof
of this position, that the gentlemen from
these new States are warning against spec
ulators here by amendments to the home
stead bill, and in all other conceivable
modes: They tell you that they do not
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-03-22
STAUNrON SPECTATOR.
RKJ. A. & L.. WADDELL, Jr.
II s..

0- The SPECTATOR" is published Oace
,oeek, at Ttoo Dollars year, if paid IN sdca"ce,
or Ttco Dollars and Fifty Cents ydeIayed beyond
Me ezpireIioa Of tie gear No subscription 'oit!
be discontinued bat st the optic" Of the Ed'to'v>
Until all Grrearages are paid.
o. .4u CONGRATULATIONS 20 tie Editets Of ssa's
psst be posi- -pGid, or Mey ,riH aOt be attended, 10
GJ- aDVER TTSE.NE.NTS Of thirteen hHe'
Cor less ) asserted three times for one dollar, ana
l,eeaty-fre ccRts for each subsequent continuance
Larger advertisements asserted iR Tie same proper
tioa. a liberal dsceSRt made 10 those whO adrer
tise By ths gear.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-03-22
JOHN d. INBoDEN, JOHN H. AcC'
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
IMB0DEN & MCUE,
,ATTORNIES AT LAW,
STAUNTON, va,

NMILL practice their profession in partnership
w in all the Courts holden in SrAuNroN; In
the Circuit Courts of NELSON, RoCEBRlDGE and
HIGHLAND Countless and in the DlsTRIcT CoURr
or APPEALS at Charlottesville.
Their attendance at other Courts will be so ar
ranged that one of the firm may always be found
at their office in Staunton-the office recently oc-
cuped by WIN. Frazier, Esq,,in the Brick Row,
at the back of the Court House.
Staunton, July Is, lS53.-ly.
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A. H. ARTHUR, I'D. I'D. :.
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
DENTIST,

OFFICE formerly occupied by DIR. Feemster
" in Staunton. 2 doors below Morris & Good,
S. w. corner of Main and Augusta street,
Would call the attention of all needing Artl-
ficial Teeth, to his beautiful specimens OF
BLOCK TEETH with artificial Gums.
These Teeth, from the comfort with which they
may be worn as well as their superior beauty, pos
sess great advantages over Artificial Teeth now
5n use Specimens on exhibition at the Office OF
the advertiser All the various operations OF Den
tai Surgery performed with strict reference per
Rnanency.
Staunton, August IL, lS53.-tf.
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J. M. CONRAD,
General Commission Merchant

Cary Street, 2nd door abOrc Is, Richmond, "a,
NOES Commission business exclusively in the sale
~ of Country Produce and purchase ofGoods to order.
He respectfully solicS consgnments and promises all
the satisfaction which he hope to render by dil
gent and faithful attention such interests may be
son,led to him. Liberal advances will be made pro
duce ia hand when desired.
Richmond, Sept. 2S, lS53-ly.
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ono OOO SEGARS of various brands, for
OOO,OUO sale as low as they can be had a,
the Northern market. J. 3. EVANS.
StauntOn, Nov. 10, 1858:
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DIR. HENRY ]. CHURCHMAN

TgNENDERS his professional services to the cit
izens Of StaGntDn aud the surrounding coun-
Try.
Stauntoh. March 10. l634.-tf.
lSJ- Office over the Post Cfiice.
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GAECNA Markets.


FLoun.-SF 2 Dbl, S. 5oa SIS IS; Extra, So OOidO
Sc 25; BW p 100, OOG0O; shorts, l0G00.
GRAIN.-Wheat T. bushel, 65fG75; Corn, shellcd, IS
"a 90; Barley, Asa 90; Oats, 22a Is.
PonK-Me.s = bril- l4G Is; clear Mess, l5Gl6; Hams
sugar cured, 1l1l2; sides, 7a8i.; shoulders, las;
Lard, = brl, 9G9ia.
BUrTER.-Firkin, l4Gl5; Fresh, l4Gl5.
CnEEsE.-Englsh Durham, l2l "a Is; w r. 1ld l2,2;
Country, 9MlO.
suGAa.-NO o, 2 Ii, sass; Clarified, 6'iia7; Loaf,
lOGDll.
Mol AssEs.-N 0, Z gallcn, 3)G 35; s II, 37G 40.
COFFEE AND RICE.-Rio r ID, ii ga IL, Java, l7i0
H.; Manila, l6e l7 Rice, Sal
TEA-Imperial = Ii. Asa 10; II, 4O0 7oc; Black
4OfG 60.
FRUIT.-Apples, green, q Dbl. SO 5oGDS5 90 Dried,
do, = bushel 81 40DSl 50 Pea, hes dried, t buslel
81 6O6sl Is.
Fisn.-Mackercl, No. l, z Dbl. S22 90; Goldfish,
q H., &c. q &C.. Salmon ? Dbl, s25; Oysters L doL
IS c1lDs9 90.
LuMBER-Clear, p NJ, s3OGS35 Common, slSGS2l
Flooring, rough, s23 O3I0s25 90; Ditto planned, s3I
Siding, $50; Shecling, Sli aih, So; Shingles s4Ms5
ExCuAxGE.-Bostom aid New York, l.. q CT; Chi
cago and Milwaukee, a T ct St. Louis, 2. {: ct.
MoNEY.-rOr 80 days, tcI
WooD-W. O., IS OO,ds6 10.
FREIGHT.-To st. Louis, pc; From ST. Louis, 75cid
81 To st. raul. 81.
LEAD.-risS, = 100 lbs, sales. Mineral, 2 1000
lis. 35G co. Dcvcdin Gaieua, Uo,OG0. Shot, t sack
81 Goa 81 90; white, pure, Z keg, 81 75Gd 90; No.
e kcg. So 25.I 81 so.
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"AVING perfected the survey OF the above Addition
ready to offer for sale the most desira BILE
building sites offered in this community. The ad
vantages of DREWSTER'S ADDITION to st. Paulis per
fecy obvious the fact of its central location beng
Immediately in the of the Capitol, a command
ing enence overlooking the entire city and surrounding
country for miles, every side.
The close proximity the central and most extensive
business localities Of the town. show conclusyel the de-
sirabeness of what is the Addition to beautiful and
far-tamed metropolis.
We have spared neither expense pains in the plan
the lots make this the most attractive por
ton Paul running north and south
hundred we the streets running east and
eighty feet wide making this alone superiority
other part the whole place. For terms, maps &c
apply 70 wn a,d BREWSTER ST r. CO. cs..
August 20, 1854. aug. e d&wH
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
saturday Morning, November 4, 1854.

An INCIDENT OF THE BURNING OF THE
CoLIINs.-W. Ii. Stoue, of Brct ksville, in
this county, in company with two others,
went West few weeks ago to bay land,
leaving some business with the law firm OF
Wyman 4 Thayer, Of this city, in which a
brother and brother-inlaw living in Brecks-
Vile were concerned. On Monday last, said
brother and brotherin-law and near
ncighbOr of Stone came to town and, visit
ing their lawyers on said business, had oc-
cason to speak Of Mrs. Stone, who, he sad,
was quite sick, in fact entirely Frustrated,
by a shocking dream she had the night be-
FIRE She dreamed that her husband was
de,d had died on q steamboat, and in an
awful and violent manner. The lawyers ill.,
formed said neighbor that steamboat had
been burnt Oh Lake Erie the night before,
but Mr.. Stones name did not appear either
among the lost or saved, and was probably
not on board. While taking, the comrade
and roommate of MIR. Stone, a MIR. Far,
came into the Office and announced that
Mr.. Stone was on board with him, slept IN
the same state room, heard the alarm OF
fire and smoke, and that they lost one
another. Farr reached the deck and
iumped into the lake. Stone has not been
heard of since. The last words lie spoke
were, "Farr, where are you" Here !
am" said Farr, both so enveloped in smoke
that they coald not see one another. Farr
happened to find the ccbin door AMI os-
capped. Stone probably was smotherel and
deyoared by flames. The parties are all
well known, and these facts need no authen-
ticaI.On
The very night and about the very hour
that the husband was graphing with this
strange but terrible DEATH the wife had a
presensimcnt, so vivid that the reality could
not affect her worse Is there any religious
or moral philosophy that can explain this.
plain Dc7ler.
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UNION OF THE MISSISSIPPI AND AT
LANTlC BY STEAM.

BY THE ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
This connection affords the only CONTINUOUS route by
Il steam the Atlantic from st. PAUL. this route
passengers will escape the unpleasant stage travel from
Galena to Warren.
Arrangements have ncn made to ticket passengers to
Chicago and he ea >, ie Galena Minnesota Packet
company and -. or;> =. tdcna Jacket Rock Is.
land, forming a cOrncc ion VI the
Two daily exo.ess lra'rs between ock I.and and Chi
cago, connecting Chicago with for the and
south.
BASS BOEUo l. CO., General Agents. st. Paul. NJ T.
JNO. NJ. lamb Ticket Agent; Office, Third street
and the Lower Ian;ing
Tickets alsO be obtained at this Office Ia New York
Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore. and all tie principal cities
Of the Eastern and Southern States.
JNO. N. LAMB; Ticket Agent
t., N.~Q
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-04

Es~ The Rutlaud Herald records the ex-
plot of an absconding debtor who was lately
pursued by an officer, both taking the same
train of cars on the Passumpsic Railroad the
the debtor stepping out upon the platform OF
the rear car, and holding fast the door till the
train had passed the border into New-Hamp-
shire, then jumping from the cars while under
full Roadway, and so escaping the officer.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-04

c. 8. b E L G He Il & Co.,
(I-,rE VAN DoREN 1 BELCHER)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
AND DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, DYES, &C., &C.,
MAIN STREET,
Between Third and Fourth,)
DUBUQUE, IOWA
OUR Stock comprises Choice SKELETONS Of the f'l.
" lowing.
OILS 80 en- p fa'.. t. g .--
BRUSHES, En-.
CHEMICALS,
vAHNlSIIES,
PERFCMERY,
DYE WOODS
FANCY ARTlCL LES,
EASTERN DRUGS,
- MEDICINAL LIQUORS,
PATENT MEDICINES, .-....
DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE,
PAINTS, DRY and IN OH.
.- SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
Which offer 10 the Merchants Of Minnesota at
EVERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH OR SHORT TIME
Having been engaged in the DRru BUSINESS in New
York FIR many years, patrons that We
possess facilities for purchasing goods which enables US
to Sell
PURE DRUGS AT Low PRICES.
Give call r4 H'... q.
ET- ALL ARTICLES WARRANTED" "a
- c s. BELCHER,
GEO VAN DOREN.
-. EDWARD F. CHAPMAN.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-04

BRISTOL 4 WHEELOCK,

COLLECTORS OF EEBTs AND GENERAL AGENTS
VITIL attend to the collection of Debts throughout the
w Territory. Buying and selling Real Estate Pay
ing locating Warrants entering lands and tine
transaction of any business requiring the union oil legal
Information professional services-with practlcai
knowledge of the details business and the important xd
xantages acquired by long residence and extensive ac
in the Territory Our arrangements embrac
the most ample facilities for the speedy collection debts in
distant parts of the Territory. .tF"
Office ON Third street, TITO doors above Whitneys Gal
elry. .... .. EVA. may IS w.t.