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MAINE LAW IN NEW YoRK.--The New York
law, says
"That the Maine Law is to pass the present
Legislature, promptly as due consideration oil IT'S
details will allow, no one who has mingled with
the Members can doubt. Coming fresh from the
People, they have doubt AS to the emphatic pre-
ponderance Of prohibition sentiment through the
community. That Intemperance is "a disease which
will never cure itsclf-a fire that will not 80 out
merely because it is let alone-but that the ire
sistbe tendency Of Free Trade in Liquor is toward
wider and deeper moral and physical degradatlon-
are facts established by an experience so uniform
that only the obstnatey needless wi!.fully blind
fail to them. The great majority Of earnest,
intelligent, observing, rejecting voters have resolved
that the experiment OF imperative Legal lnhibi-
ton of Lqour-selIing shall be fairly aud promptly
tried, and have chosen legislators who reflect their
sentiments and will i've effect to their wishes"
We also perceive that the New York Times
f,vors the passage of prohibitory law, and is
willing to give its aid ami influence to secure its
enactment. With the influence Of the T,incs the
Tribune and the Herald, the law is bound to pass
ia the State of New York.
What are wc doing for a law in Minnesota! -
Nothing. Suppose that the Stale Of New York
Why in less than two years our beautiful territory
will be cursed by the run-sellers Of the Empire
State who will flock among deal out their poison
In self justification we say we must pass either thu
Maine or some other stringent Liquor Law, thai
will obviate 50 disastcrous a result.
! MAINE LAW IN Iowa. case came before the
Supreme Court of Iowa a short time since, i
which certain parties indicted for selIin
spurious liquors. The defendants claimed that tn
Jaw was unconstitutional, but the Court decided
otherwise, and they fined accordingly.
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Lecture on Scotland.

On last Friday evening, S. b. CARVE, Esq, dcliv-
ero, the second Lecture of the Peoples Course in the
school room IN this town.
''In speaking OF Scotland" said the lecturer, 81
speak OF the land OF my birth; you will, therefore,
hope pardon me, should soar little beyond the
line of reality. This is, Indeed, sui ec; upon which
every Scotchuan loves to dwell and there are times
when he is altogether responsible for his own
ideas. I here is intense nationality, an individu-
ality, which, whether natural or acquired, certainly
living characteristic Of this people, and which TO
extent may account for the magic ravishing in
1uencc Of her national poetry upon them.
'Sctands natural scenery whole is unequal
ed by that of any country in Europe; perhaps the
world. Her lofty mountains, noble rivers, beautiful
lakes, and purlng streams, have all air Of natural
wild originality, than which nothing is pleasing
not poetic
After dwelling COR some time in happy and eloquent
terms upon the subimity OF the morntan cra;gs tow
cring aott in the heavens the grandeur o. the agi
iated lakes, the heavy roll furiously upon
the rocky shores; and the beauty of the purling
cams, running smoothly on, now dashing from
rock to rock and spending themselves in spray and
foam in their VAN endeayors TO force their way, he
invites us TO ascend with him this etpinencc and
cline on the green heather beneath that solitary ne
tie proceeds:
Remembering that tho hour is sunset the
tie last month OF summer; hook to the and you
will see lying in the calm Stiffness Of nature the beau
tiiu Loeb Tay, while meanderins your feet the
River Tay pursues peacefully its way. High upon
the summit Of yon pine clad hili you see the stately
cuoa Of the residence Of the Marquis of B;eada bane
with its orchards, gardens and pleasure grounds ex-
tending to the waters edge. On the right the Cairn
Gorhan raises his hoary head; in the distant west,
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RATES OF EXCHANGE,

MINNESOTA AND ITS REsoURCEs.-By j.
Wesley Bond. Redfsld: New York. Il. Daw-
Montreal.
Here is a volume which presents almost every
point of interest and importance Of tract Of country
the Mississippi which will, ere long, become !,
state OF the Union; and is probably, a more
promising field for enterprise than either Australia
California. The author is evidently IA scholar
a keen observer, aud good Judge Of whatever he
describes. Appended Ia his account of the resour-
ces Of Minnesota, are Campfire sketches, descriptive
OF journey from 81 Paul. the capital Of that p ace,
10 Seikrk settlement on Red river. This 10 ma nv
may form the most interesting portion ofthe work.
Ii contains an impartial history Of the North West
Company, their settlements and resources, and
abounds with advenurers worthy Of Captain Bon
neville, or the pages of Acknowledgement Herald
1t is reported that 200 passengers were lost by the
destruction Of the steamer San Francisco.
Mr.. Cobb, on the Committee of Public Lands, has
reported back the Homestead Bill with amendments
THE NORTHERN ROUTE.-A dispatch, dated
Jam 18th. says:-"Thc preliminary report of Gov
Stevens, Of Washington Territory, is unexpectedly
favorable the extreme northern route Of the Pacific
Railroad
the steamship Europa, has been arrested on the
charge Of smuggling. He had sccre.ed on his per.
son SIG, 900 worth Of laces.
Read the advertisements They will well
repay perusal.
STEAMER BuRSED.-Informa,io has been re.
ceived at Cincinnati that the Steamer Gen. Burns,
bound from that place to the Arkansas river, struck
q suas on the Mississippi and went TO pieces in FIVE
minutes. Fifteea deck passengers were drowned.
Many Of the emigrant ships which have recently
arrived at the port Of New York have had on board
-. III cholera One vessel lost 81 out Of 492 pas
scnyrrs. Another vessel lost 30.
Santa Aana, Of wooden leg notoriely. has assumed
he title of "Most Serene Highners." He wishes to
b declared Emperor for lie.
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The Cheap Corner still in the Field

L B. CULVER q Co, intend keeping constantly
- hand and for sale at the "Chcap Corner, in
Wipsiow's New Hotel, good and select assortment OF
staple Dry Goods and Ladies Fancy Goods, well as
Hats, Caps, Boots and shoes, aud all articles usual,
kept IN GeEtemans Furnishing st"re, which they
asite the attention of the public generally and whic
they will sell at reasonable and easonabe prices the
motto being ''snall profits aud quick saies,,'
Among their goods may he found fair assortment o
Ladies' Dress Shoes snd Callers;
e. Hosier. and Kid Gloves;
Gents coai and fine Boots;
Trunks and Travelling Bags;
and gcneU assortment Of Resdy Made Clothing.
J. q. CULVER & CO.
ST. Paul, Feb LIST, 1854. 42tf
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Ben I.ousond kisses the clouds, while 10 front, the
towering Benladen rears aloft into space u is here
that the Waterfall responds to the Storm King; Is
here that the Eagle, far from the grasp OF puny maa,
builds his nest and upon the choice Of his bck feeds
his Young brood; it is here that the Gael, proud Of
his clannsh connections and rich associations relates
with an air Of esc satisfaction the los # his
ancestors Oh, thou land of tie Patriot, Poet and
Philosopher how truly hast thy spoken il say
ing:
Caledonia, stern and Wild;
Meet nurse for poetic child;
Land of brown heath and shaggy wood
Land of the mountain and the ilood
Land Of nv sires, what mortal haad
Can e'er unite the iial bard
That binds TO tiny rugged strand
Lives there "a man with soul so deaC,
who never to himself hath said
This is my own, my native land :
ssScotland has All eventful and interesting PAST
With the descent of the le gIOns OF Edward, tbs,
trigne and trcachery Of Monteb, the eAtera.Haiiag
career of Cardinal Beafoa, and the blind, Misguided
zeal of Claverhouse the one s'de and he national
spirit everywhere visible The other, IN Tie
field against the armies Of Edward, Terulsing
the enemies Of civil and rclis ious liberty. Nc avays
recognize /! and learn 10 understand natlora' splr,
to recognize national character, and admire thc
lmdinent Of both. Those the days Of a Wa
lace and Bruce; those were the days II dreadful
reality and wild romance.
ssUntil the beginning Of the eighteenth century, IT.
eraure did not receive that consideration which !,
ought. At this time, there appeared upon III" stage
men of superior powers--men, who in their several
vacations shOne out stars, and whose liah -
not dimmed even by the lapse of time. Ia Poetp,
Burns, Scott, Thompson, Ferguson in listor.
Hume, Robertson; and in Philosophy, Reid. aFe net
likely TO be forgotten: and later we find Campbell,
a Chalmers, a Wilson, Carlisle aud Macau.ay,
ornaments in their respective spheres.
"The cool, calculating, logical Scoichulon as he
I ,C tacp Il
in my opinion just What all these terms would
imply. Lord Cocklurn says that they not c3o,
calculating cautious; bat, the cor -.. po>i-
lively rash, f,natica aud temrcsGous. 'fhis snc-
ton is, perhaps, far lsom being ihe sot
facetit designation Of the former. l would suggest
that both be put together and then they viii approach
nearer real, living Sco:chman than either taAeH
separately. They also said to be en- I'. ,.e.-
This charge indeed can heartily endorse G.,e Tic
Scottish Poet, His.o, ian, Philosorhef; bat ave
ME, besecch you, save me, from Scoitish 'n...'
n 81.
TRAyrRsr DIES Sioux Jan. 9 1874
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all whom it NAV concern
tia, have, and do hereby give grant and release u-
10 my Albert III. Taisey, his full time services earn
ing and all proceeds thereof from and this
ring ihe entire remainder OF his minority And he i here
by iui, authorized by me- for himself to cont
and be contracted with, IN his otherwise
no lar as am concerned, and without reference me
that shall not hereafter claim Of his earnings or
the proceeds thereof pay ANY debts liabilities of
his contracting MATTHEW TAISEY
Dated AT 81 Raul, Feb. lst, 1892, Ait
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ST. PAUL BANKING OFFICE.

Collections in any part of the Territory, and prompt
ly RENTED, al the lowest rate Of Exchange.
oJ-Ihe highest prices pad for Eastern Erchanse.
Eastern and Southern Exchange sold al "a per
premium.
Il LAND WARRANTS WANTED, n
VIII attend to The Of Land Titles loanins
money, pa, ment Of taxes, etc. etc.
Money Iemitied 10 Great Britain or IL any of the i'm
peTant points Oh The continent oi Europe.
CiiAS. H. PARKER.
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law.
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To The El;f0r Of he Pioneer:

To the E1:f0r Of The Pioneer:
SIR A few weeks ago, noticed IN yolr
paper that you advocated the establishment #
sheep farms in this Territory, and as have long
been laboring 10 induce my neighbors & have Tho
same views Of The advantages Of wool, was
much rejoiced 10 find YOU disposed 20 -sad Inc
again TO call the attention Of all persons "a lhe
Territory, but more especially those il Dakota
county. TO this subject.
When the Grand Jury were last sitting 80 MS
county, it was proposed to establish coa,,.y ~
Ticullur;l farm for raising improved stock Sc,
and as sheep farm. A subscription bead q by
Hon. II. Ii. Sibley, was immediately Sc. o5 .o3l.
Many names were subscribed, and it was arsang-
ed that copies of the proposal should be 80 81
Mendoza, Hastings and Kuposia, an lhai who's.
so shares subscribed for anoihcS uiec,ing
should be held to forward the project.
Ii is understood that he ma mes are forthcoming
and it is important 10 have an Agr.clliura 80
oiety in some shape, for this county, t. has BEEN
suggested that advantage should be taken oi ,,e
claim meeting, Saturday, February An, q
la posa when large number of the AuL .t5a,s
Of Il e county will assemble.
If you see fl TO give this publicity, (io which
am sure your desires to forward the interests Of
the county YOU reside in. will prompt your, Pray,
make it known that on that day, (Febraafy 4tb.)
a meeting will be held at kaposis, TO be followed
by similar meetings al Mendoza and | lsiugs, 60
form an Agricultural Society for the aunty, and
10 carry on, if it shall be deemed advisable, iu4.
proposed improved stock farm.
Yours, &C., a K.
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Notice..

TIDE subscribers for the accoInm rotation of the u p
l. y,r Town, have associated with them ,n business,
Mr. J. B. CULVER, who will take charge of their
IA Winslcws New Hotel, known rs the "Cheap Cor
ner, under the and ST, lie of j. Is. Culver a. Co.
They hespeak FOR the firm The patronage Of their
friends and custo ners in Upper Town.
CHAMBLIN x MORGAN.
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ST. PAUL MUTCAL COM
PANY.
MCCARTHY Il DUSTIN.

WILLIAM NJ. Met ATTY, Notary Public.
ID. III. DUSTIN, United States District Attorney.
feb ., lisa. .2-Iy
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Financial.

Reported Weekly by c. II Parker, Banker and
Broker, ST. PAIL.
The Nj oney Market continues unaltered.
Previous for loan are fully SUSTAINED cr ruf
for call loans, and from per cen for e.asz
paper.
Money Is slightly more abundant
Land Warrants not in much demand. The H. itrwing
were the quotations in New York the i.h Jrsi-
uary:
Buying. Sci,.pg.
leo acre warrants, Sl78 siSt
90 warrants 30 SO
40 warrants, IS IS -
Eastern and Southern Exchange "a per ca prtiui,.,
Calena aud Dubuque, l.: do 40
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COpartnership Notice.

EHE undersigned has associated with him business
Mr.. CHARLES A. MORGAN, late of Pouchkeeps ie
New York. The business viii be conducted the old
stand Third street, under the name and fra of
Chsmbln 4 Morgan. A. T. CHAM8LiN,
81. Paul, Feb. /, Io5I. Aft
4. I. CDAM6IIN returns many thanks to the cti-
OF ST. Paul and vicinity, for the very liberal patron
age heretofore extended to him, and ould bespeak
continuance of the tbe finn who will at
all times endeayor to please their friends and CUSTOM
feb >
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WARE that "humhug' is the order Of the
IA day in st. Paul AT present, discain any in
tenton to impose upon the public III announcing that
they offering their present stock Of STAPLE aud Fan
c DIR, Goods, Clothing, Hats. Caps. Boots and Shoes
&c, al greatly reduced prices preparatory TO the open
is Ut the Spring Campaign
With an assortment yet unbrosen, they can supply
the wants of the public, for any goods their line and
are determined TO LET them sie'
They will offer Inducements to mere hauts wishing 70
repensh their STOCK they intend particular
attention 10 the Joobng Department.
Call al their store Third street. between Robert
sndjaI kson streets, aid be WINGED.
feb , 42-T C.. NJ
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUST ARRIVED. 500 MORE COPIES OF
BONDS NEW WORK,

Enfitied "yNiRnesofa and its Resources"
l. work OF $50 pages, handsomely bound. and H.
Illustrated with new Map.
For sale at BOND r. KELLOGG'S,
City Drug Store.
St. Anthony street, Upper st. Paul; and a, all the
Bookstores aud Hotels.
ALso--at the Office Of the North Western Democrat
st. Anthony; by John IL. Stevens, Minneapolis; Col
.. III. Kelley, ltasca; Jeremiah Russell, Sank Rapids;
J. w. Lyndc, Fort Ripley, n. Myrick, Traverse des
Sioux; Dr Ripley, Shakopec; T. NJ. Fullerton, Esq,
Land Office saltwater; DIR. Oiis noyt Hudson, Wis;
Wesley Wethern, Esq, Prescott, Wis, feb2
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NOTICE.

SOT1tEs
TINE copartnership heretofore existing between the
l. undersigned and the gentlemen ated together
undes the ir.n of Minnesota Outfit, has expired by
its Limitation. All persons indebted to said firm
by account requested 10 make immediate
payment to self Chas w. Gorup or The accounts,
&c, will be left Nih attorney Tor collection.
4l-Sw. WM. HENRY FORBES.
ST. PAUL MUTCAL INSURANCE COM.
PANY.
A adjourned meeting Of the Directors Of the
"A Company held the 9th inst, at The Office OF
T.. II. Parser, The following gentlemen elected Of
hcegs Ter the ensuing year.
ALEX WILklN, President.
w. r. MURRAY, Vice President;
GEoRGe w. FARRINGroN, Secretary;
Z. Al. PARKER, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
c. ID. FILLMORE, GEO. w. HARRINGTON,
JOHN HARRINGTON, LEVI SLOAN
ALIEN. WILk!A.
THE Company are now or. ahiZed n accordance with
the requirements of the Chdrter-W .tl capital stock
oil F;, Taoiis nd Dollars, aud hundred thou
sand dcllais in applications for Insurance. and pre-
pared 10 receive further applications and TO issue poll
on the most favorable terms.
Office Nj. Fillmore's STORE.
i2-ly G. w. ARLINGTON, Secretary.
iNinneSOtian ulease
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CHAMBLiN & .,ORGAN.

VIIHOLESALE aud Retail dealers in Dry Goods
w Clothing, Boots. shoes, Hats, Caps, DC. Third
Street, 81. Paul, Minnesota.
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ment until the report Of Judge Young reaches us,
and will only say in conclusion, that the remarks in
rhe article alluded TO, relative to the character Of
those who have opposed the late Winnebago treaty,
are in keeping with the rest Of it. Gov. German
has himself tina, matter at rest, and the people OF
the Territory feel gratifed that he has done so.
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= ARH YoIJ sIJrIrr1RINcs

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beats PSSIss Pain
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Gonset ne Isselss cuts OF any Kind,
sos ,' g6ss Ls ss
sores, Sea you may lest
NJ u a Sc soS ERE 81 REMEpY,
which not only pain but
ERaDfeATEs THE DISEASE.
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name srise nom simi ir
causes me pippositionS viii lcss but
lie he
"a ess ssa e
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Have the .stYik ng nilarits between
many and internal eniirely diner
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see S Il s sos is
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aud YET almost
and I slne,ss O. nia or
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than besides iten
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and the vast expense OF the IN
makes Impossible for 10 ray for tie priniig OF lie
OF certificates gt publish nor do We deem
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gnled by and
tothe FOLLOWING names, being but q or the
Sous whose character for eandor and yefaey needs no
and who having fny tested its Virtues
In The diseases for Which Ii Al
prepared 10 speak Of its merits az II deSeryes e l
sold IN HheeiIns By James Baker, a caldyseiiT
Logan g Co, WIZ Mckee, Patterson a Co. and by lie
praheina. druggists " OF virginia and Pennsylvania.
~ ~
FSonr DE FafI1onf (Rao Rs,atNfeaa
IN 1Sy1luAHLE lis but seiaum WE 6hd
The the public for de cue
ol alseese, one To eonend or whose vir
We are able 20 and seduo,isiy
s9 blt to aetaIed in
his and which has become 10 the pubiic
h9ozehold words Ieon OF It's IN
lhsic e&eeilences, its adlptAtion 10 manly OF Of
g. anu the security with which it may be used We
seak OF The NonpSreII Nerve and Bone innent prepaT
"a ~ q: Carr q Co. from furnished by
based upon the broad principle any ren,e
dy which win relieve pain will II properly COM
pounded be equay ecaofous inte Tnsl afee
uons that has BEEN snccessfnlly deyeoreIE
IL s simply the ospTtng of Seehee, being and sim
PIC IN ITS sston and yet In its Effects power
gfs the most hidden sinews or man
ana vel being weakest inEint-
" - also by tar the tho being
pt up III asiaIge the aid ne
an the largest, besides being than four
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MEDICINLAlL.l


The NonpareiI Nerve and Bone
IL AZ u IA AZ az I',
PREP AIRED BY a. H. CARR 4 Co. FROM
a. PRESCRIPTIoNFUR FURNISHED BY DIR.
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LATE OF MORGANToyHS .5is Il
u . sased upon ne broad ~ isiea
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For Coughs, goias,s .Hodrssn ess, Broae hits and
t5s , 5,, :
.TIIFTEENayears the use OF this SYnuP Inc
private practice Ior the various Affections
~ ronohia and
npresentgit to tea insure trial OF its e
uSlcy.
There nothing In this syrup that
can be no the youngest child It's
ne u my any
Price 56 ctsI pef u Daiisiss
Prepegsd by DR. DYE Hartford, Con-, Il
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MEDICINAL.

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