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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

B,RStx, for once, has lost his temper. and
consequently has made great fool Of himself
His BABY show, in Cincinnati, Was unsuccess-
tal, and hc sued the Commercial for hbel-i,
having been foremost in denouncing his last
AMI grea,es, humbug, Tho ground for the sui,
Is thus declared On the process directed 10 the
Commercial:
Tic claims that you have Published certain
advertisements Tor him, and at his expense. for
several weeks. and tina, now. at the expiration
OF the sam-, t'l Yea assail the enterprise ad-
vcrtisc'i, and have also malicioasly DETAINED
aud hbclei his character.
The Commercial says:
The idea that because We psblishel his adj
Ncrtisement, We wer bound TO admit into our
columns nothing adverse 10 the aesigns VI his
High N,ghtincs, is slightly comieal and
would seem TO Indicate tina, somewhere in his
crowd there Vas an ass very poorly oOnccale,i
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

ne5~ The population Of Paris may be con-
sidercd. with the environs, as 100000. OF
these, an average Of 10000 receive aid and
food from the administration OF Assistant Pub.
lique.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

se1- The New York Mirror states that
Thomas Francis Meagher, the Irish patriot. IS
about TO had to the hymeniai alter one Of the
lsveliest bellies Of that city.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

bkS-The Moniteur announces. officially, that
the Empress has entered the 9Th month Of her
pregnancy. and that her health is excellent
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

kuclEk DAVIS. fORNARASI; AN
~hGlSsieN NERcHANrS, have h.l, -. ~,
e"e H'afos-ii"a. ~sfsh-s~s at th- rav6i. sl,,. -
svaa'f 10 stcse snA dip frsixhf me, - ~ us
~ '"ssi~i 'iosh = Groceries AL Prns,.,a.. ~ -,
esaa' ny Cost hs's sSd shs-s saa - ~.
''--i' ss .. are eosHa - -sn sso-i. a. r. -,
Az IN ~ tsSa aSa ~ ~ al 1. 10 ~. -. N a.,
Al A'nls = ooaA'fs ssO-iss. tasss IN .,-,.-..,
tsh@ . ls5S
cas-.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

say- The Hon. VIM. Biglr, late Governor
is proposed for T. $. Senator. from Pennsyl
vania.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

rAsrs ~ RrrA BAoAs ~ BErr AND BrrrER
In the January number Of the Farmer, saw
some remarks by Mr. II Eastn. on using salt
pctc To take the bad taste out Of milk prclu
csd by ieciing ruta bagas TO cows ] have
eaten III butter ami beef which tasted very
strong and had but | have been in the habit
81 feeding them TO mich cows, and TO beef cat
tie AMI have found no had effects from them in
either | have taken SOM pains In cleaning
them when they arc pulled, and put them in q
cellar where they wcr not warn enough TO heat
nor cold enough To ffsm | am satisfied that
the had effects Of 'be ru,a hagas oo bscf and
milk arise fron their t.ng frozen after they arr
pulissl. OF from their h~ating Keep them sweet
and viii warrant the lecf and milk to bc thu
same II II A.. in Michigan Farmer.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

Gsowru or MINNESOTA - Minnesota showed
by her last census, a population Of $4,000 per-
sons and at the rate Of increase shown by the
emigration, the Territory will reach 100000
before the close Of the next Congress. At
Cincinnati. the number Of farmers bound
thither by steamboat number $50 to 200 per
day
The growth 81 Minnesota during the present
year ha, been surprising The great advunta.
iy,s Of southern Minnesota have become nor,
apparent to settlers daring the last lew months
than ever before. aud innltitu,les have becn
fockng ,hither The soil IL said To be unsur-
passed there is a good supply Of water and
timber, the climate is much milder than in the
SANE latitude on the eastern coast. and there Is
probably no portion II the Union which u az
irce from The ,liseac incident 10 new countries.
When the Inns of railroads which ARE now pro
lected through the Territory are completed. rs
they probably viii h within the next three
years, It's progress IN population aud general I'M
pro,einent will he FAR more rapid than ever he
fore Il has nov population sufficient to entt
th Il Ia admission into the Union as State,
and we presume application FIR admission will
be made at the approaching session Of Congress.
--Chmago Press,
The Press ~ correct III stating the adyanta.
gos which Minnesota possesses, but is rather
premature in its statement that application will
be made by this Territory. a, the approaching
4,esion Of Congress for admission into the Tn
ion This subject has, as yet. excited M at,en
ton from our citihls, which shows clearly that
application for admission Is no, contemplated at
prsaut We believe u great majority Of our
citizens are IN favor Of waiting two or three
YEARS longer hetore forming State government,
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<,. H. SoIh r ALL persons On
- ssf'eS us-fvEAediss pashsS~s - No.. -. ~
a., ~ sstf--s sal please 4irss n. !, - 80 ne
y % tAfs a. 8sftars Go C...n. 70 - aArfst
.,...., BvRRANk IN
rrnF No-;k.--s.r. E,,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

SNUFf AND TuBACtO PETER LORlII.-
~ ARD, Ne. ~ ChssAxm street, New yofs, %
OF FsteT G,crr- ieriiisrd, easr iar sale al
kta.is u sNtFf sat roBAC,os, IN s,s~rsi s.e
For PARTICULAR. . fr,ce turreai - estainei ~
s4irvssfaf ss shav. TAs fstshiissmsat one ef ne
oldest u ne klni IN tbs 4 aHsd st,t~s
Yet % lass hh.1siA~ly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

FuN.kflIoE1 Or MINNESOTA,
j District Court, % Judicial Dist,ict. Ramsey
| William Wakefield, against SCo.aty.
William Bfr~sicr Emily L. Brewster his wife, Michael
ichy Patrick Donasan, Isaac Dixon, Alpheus q. ful-
ton, and Richard d. Wood, Josiah ID. Bacon, Lewis W
Hayward, benjamin v. Marsh, Hart A. Leavnt, and
hrm Of" Wood, bacon A Co, Defendants
To ths abo,t named DeendaHis.
You and each Of you hereby summoned and
auired TO isnswsr the complaint in this action which
complaint has been duly hed In the Office u the
CLERK Of the said District Court the County of Ram
sey, In the second Judicial District AFORESAID aud TO
serve copy your answer TO the said complaint upon
Ne the subscribers, At oflce the city of
rsul, IN said County within twenty days after the
vice Of this summons you, exclusive Of the day Of
such service, and II you fail to the said
plant within the time Aforesaid the Plaintiff In Thu
action will apply to the Court ior the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated a, saint Paul the ssth day
Of August, A. d. lsss. )
sept, wit iat Piantiif's Attorneys
Territory OF Minne.o,s, District Court
"a Judicial District, County Of Ramsey.
George W Prescott, Clerk Of the above entiiled
District Court do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing s true copy Of the original summons i-sasi
Ia the action therein entitled and die in s.id
esnse in the Office the Cierh Of said Court
~ In witness whereof hsve hereusto set my
hsnd snd sdissd the seal Of said District Court,
al saint Psul, In said County, th. 5,b day OF
- september, A. u ls55.
GEORGE ". PRESCOTT
4 COMMISSIONERS THE 81 b
~ sCRIBERs being ,ppon,ed b, The P,oh,,, co.,,
OF Ramsey County and f,rr,,ory Of Man,.a,. 40 -
ceive exsmine and aiiust ali claim. mi lsm.nS. a,
ali pey.ou. sg.p,, the E.,.,s ~ MIN noN|T,Iy
late Of said Coun,y derr...s .ns .l.a II, s,.,. 80
De ands xhihltei In oa.e, th.,.,a, IA ~. .n,h
from the third dsy Of sep,smhSr n les, hs,ns =,
lowed BY said Coust Sor that purpose ~ 40
hereby awe notiee ,h.t ne w .t,sra ~ ~. .,, -,
our aid anpont u,ent Al IN. ossr. ~ Na..,, v,e,
n.o. M ~. az, ~ =, a.,n.a. =. = ran a.. ~
70. sh asy OF ,n'oess .ss,' he tween the hours Of >
WM pt"u.pns.,S a' aA''
.y-a,~l IouN uea.m. ~ ICommisslonsrs.
= -. 80 y
or MINNESOTA
District Cont. Rae,.s, Caua,,
second Jui,eial u,.,r,.,
csthart Mars.
asains, ! ssmmons hr money demand On
q.
"uI ss as'eoy s.mm"aed and re3sifed 10 aaswet
'ns complaint IN ths eetion which " HE'D in thu
omss OF me CerA OF the District Court for the county
OF samssy, Aforesaid, 81 - Psal, In said county,
sha !" serve copy OF your snswer to he
ssh e"mpiAst IN the subserh~rsst their efsce,
~ rsai, IN sad eoaats afaresaa, with
.h"thy Gays snsr TIE service Of th.s summons on
rteis.Ns 81 ihe day of snea service and " you
s snsres the sad plant within the usne siore
sAsa the rlaatn IN THIS setioa viii iake jadgnen,
s.a - ~ 'se ssm " thfee uuhaftd poi.ss, To-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08
MORTGAGE SALE.
wi BERNHARD wIETHoFF, Mortssgor. }

FRANCIS LINZ, Mortgage.
Default having been made In the condition Of certain
Mortgage executed by said Bernhard wiethon Mort
gagor to ,sd Francis Linn mortgage bot number
~ four In block number ~ four In Patterson Addition
To the town (now ety. Of ST. Paul Ramsey County Mn
nesota Territory, to secure the payment of the
i've hundred and hfiy DOLLARS In following Ia
wit
Three hundred dollars within so months and
two hundred and my dollars within six months
from The date Of said mortgage, according To the eond
tons Of two promis.ory notes Of date therewih
which aid mortgage bears date the 18Th day Of June
Al 1855, was duly acknowledged aud on the 18th day
u June D. 1885, recorded In the Office OF the Register
Of Deeds for the County Of Ramsey, aforesaid; and
whereas, the sum Of one hundred dollars and eighty
Ave cents 10 med to be due mortgage, aud
.uit proceeding hsviss been instituted law
cover the debt remaining secured by aid mortgage
or any part thereof now, Therefore,
NOTICE
Is hereby sivea, To all whom may concern, that, pur
saant to, and by virtue u the power OF sale contained IN
said mortgage, the morgsged premises above described
will be sold 81 Public vendUe ut the door at the Court
Hone, IN the County Of Ramsey, aforesaid Friday
The fourteenth day Of December next One O'Clock IL
the afternoon q ssid day
FRANCS linz Mortgage
EsxErT Moss, Attorneys xet
~. Paul October 80, ls55
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NgEg,u,NTs' HOTEL. COR THIRD AND

MI IN HNNIN bVI I'll. tOhi initb tFf
WI JAGhr,iN sfKEEfs, iroutiag the Sssa'toai
Iasa T. ssi0t lrui NJ. = ALLEN, ircpne:or
nasGhs tssra th- sLes~ Hotel and Thoroughly res,
dated AMI ie larn,shsd II, Nj ALLEN bexs To mi Tu
the eitis.n. 81 st. PaAI and the travelling pae, hat
he IL nov prepared to accommodate both beArders
and travellers, ia Q risnnef unsurpassed in the ~.
The tahl. -hsli siways be supplied with the n The
marset affords TIE alton Of the Hotel being fnnse
distriy 10 front OF the steamboat landing and In the
basiBes. portion OF the n.y. msker IL particularly de
.irabIe to those ~ho wish 10 depart boats os tsps
.rt bu.ip~.. in the CIV June l-dswu
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" ~
the titiarns Pail and the travelling Pasie hat
hs /. prepared to accommodate both beSrder'
and travellers, ~ /. risnnsf sn.srgs.-ea - zoe
marset Affords The loo alton Of the Hotel being hnse
dstri, 10 front OF the steamboat landing, and In the
basnes. portion OF the city makes IL particularly de
.,T.bI, TO those VINO wish 10 depart on boats
act business In the CITY June ldaMu
DALEY BROTHERS, STORAGE. FOR
I'D wARDiNG AND COMMISSION MERcHANfs,
dealers IN Prov is,ons and Hardware, have 70
ceiyed and shall constantly keep oa hand "Te and
Parm~rs and settler. in Dsko,ah, Rice and Gooihus
Counties wonid do well 10 give y. . call We we
bough, good. at the lowest prices, and can readily
snord to sell them low for cash.
Hastings, Min. Ter. May Is, ls55-lywkd
CTRAYED -CAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE
Jof the Subscriber Port saeins In Ramsey Co,
the list October, 1851 two Brndle Oxen, and one
Ped o. with white face The owner can have them
BY proving property snd paying sasrss, and a,msss'
San, PAIL, oe,os., a. 1856 A''hAhl '" vs..
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT NO
~ PERSON OR PERSONS are allowed TO bury their
dead ia the County Burying Ground, without an order
W. DAHL 0vsrsesr OF the Poor, or q the County
Commissioner ANY person violating the above rule
d, order Of the Coaoty Commissioners. Of Ramsey
COUNTY VI T DAHL,
sept, n. 1855 ds~ won 81. Paul District
FIX . IxI -.
l WAGON BIIIDERS and FLOW FACTORY, No
IVES, Randoph street. che sso, Illinois
~ All srtcles msnuisctured by Us are warranted
raunl to aoy aupIied in the Union
mic alton. from armrrs or Msrehan prompt
~ AMENDED IN no - m dnd n worth III cir notice 10
w,,,. ns n e sANDFORD
oet 27.dkw sm. Agent
:, -, =, -, ,,,z,,
vINHE SCIENTHlC AMEhlCAN--SPLEND
L ENGRANlNGs PRiZEs.-ELEVENtH YEAR.
me he,en.h Anna a , ,. ., ts, use.al paones
r. :. scan,Ia. an.r,csn >, IL an Iia,fs,.a pa,I'd
cal Jsyo,ei ciieav 10 The n,omulga,on Of u,ormata
eatog 10 IN. yarou. Mocha mic an Cbemic Arts Indu.
tuaI Mannf.e,ure. AYreulturr Patents iny,n,ioas
Eny,aee,iny Mso,k and ali Interest. vhicb ths sht
Of Practical science /. calculated To advsnee.
Reports OF Z : Patents granted sre also Published
s8 1870 I'M ,os IA s, =. a. a,s mem ,
s, i - $3.50. ~ '"'''" "p'' """'
tn aan.,,,,,n.. o. ,ha :, sr,.,,a ,,.r,... ., 49,.
ih' e"nu'on"ts W 'he Hs'hhne American are
s"ns u'e 'o' pun' ,e'enne snu P'AeueAl men o'
s vs.. ~, s., - 80, ;, ~, ~ 10y -
70 oe eonuus'e. WIN xrsa. Aouy snd 70 cs
n.' oni' 70, .ns anu uuniai
~ w ~, ~ wy Wv" WIG"
err. Is co"pateo ana iaise theorirs are sApionen
M-e".nles ,nVentor, Ens,nesr' chemists hAnalae
Anu pscp'e o. every pto'essoa IN
vi. w, W u ' W DC D, sIes'
'"a- ~ t"s" "spsous canhhsr' is eouhses sna sut
ssston. "u Jaw hem henoreas o' oosrs annually De
snes suotne thsm communal source OF hnowiedse me
's " .n'ou - osyouu "esunsy esumaW'
'h @ ,i -. y Puo.s. . ohee 800
80 ~ n. ', - ~" iAIk. aaA,o Psses, oIn.us
p,' Iops s aa sp'I que ,o'a""' h"s"s's'
WI ~ 80 s ., nu"'i'en o''s,.s. Lns'a'hss
- Spe's"eh copies sent Rra.s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

Pioneer, do
Air tight, do
Uncle sam. do
In the general sssoTtme will be loapd-
Ian aud Force Pumps IBdrant Rams
lndia Rubber Hose, Cbain Pump.
Sugar Kettles Lightning Roi.
tin lined stove ttensis, Bake Ovens,
Japanp.i Ware, Britannia Ware
tee Chests, Water Coolers,
. thshns hishns, Spiral Scales,
Faucets, Fancy Tin Ware for Confectionery purpo-
ses, Japanned Tea Chests, ornamenteJ al Kinda of
Brass Wsre, Battery Kettles, etc
Iis aud Copper smitbing prom pity attended to- Ey.
cry order cent to this estsbIish ment will meet with
prompt attention. Work warranted
RERGgELD
~. Paul, Oct. 10 1855. dsvtl
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4 J.. LARPENTEUR, WHOLESALE GRO
IA GER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT Corner Of
third aud Jackson Street, saint Pss; MT
has 10 store AMI To large and osmplats stock
u "soe"ries, Proyt-'ons Wooden Ware &c, to which
the attention OF the Trade ia particularly rraues,ed
HI. stock consists in Part OF the foowiag srticles
shisa are oasrodst the very lowest msrket rates
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Trucker 4 STEINHAUS, CARRIAGE AND
i WAGON BUILDERS, and FLOW FACTORY, No
West Randolph street, Chicago, Illinois
Dan articles Manufactured BY us are warranted
equal to any supplied In the Union.
Comm mic alton. from Farmers or Merchants prompt
y sttsndei to, who will ind worth Their notice to
write us. II. e. sANDFOkD,
oct 27-dkw Agent
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,t.u-., 20 Cab Manila Roy.
No Al nibsr Afticls. asuAly fnr al. !. . 49,,
~~pt l. lS5A
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4 tu-PAk1 NkRSHIP PoTiCE 49, THE SJB-
~ sorh~rs having purchased the interest Of u 4 Flu,
sr, have ths day armed eo-paftnsrshig aaier the
nams AMI stNls ~ Albert rHiier q Co
ALBERT FJLLER
EORGEFvIIkR,
rsai Assus - ISIS u. l. FULLER. IT,
The sceeanss u O.. valier Will ~ sstti~i st The
omre Of t.as III dul AIREkr FULLER AGO
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S,TRAYED.-C.A INTO THE ENCLOSURE
DOT the saserb~r near Port sneliing, In Ramsey Co
the list October Is5s, tso Brndle Oxen, and one
Ped ~, with white face The owner have them
MICHAEL YOUNG
San, PAM pc,ob~t % la5h v3ts
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ROY ELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY
~ Near the Half Way House, between amt Paul
snd 81 Anthony We have the pleasure Of Offering 10
the public the coming spring, choice lot OF Fruit and
Ornamental Trees Shrubs, Roses, Dshliss, re. Also
Garden and Flower seeds In large small quantities
Feb. v, ts55-Wly L. N Fob ID 4 IN
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

killed; II almost amounts to a certainty The
horses were ordered to be turned over 10 the
Government. l have a great many triukets
taken on the battle field which ! shall bring
with rue, if l should ever be so fortunate as 10
see st. Louis again. We have now 40 miles to
go before we reach Fort Laramie, and may have
some more fighting before getting there. w
intend establishing post here. We have had
considerable sickness in the command, but moth
ing serious. i believe we now all well. ]
have Just done dinner; We had for dinner buffalo
meat, soup, pork and beans. and TO crown the
whole, poor mans pudding. We have TO cook
with what are called buffalo chips; this country
is destitute Of wood. have thought Of YOU
all very much since | left: | AIN endeavOring TO
collect something for you and S. We leave here
in the morning for Laramie; we will be ten days
. at least between this and that place. expect
/ to have TO eat nothing in the world but buffalo
meat, as put up by the Indians. We put a
! piece in our pockets, and chew it all day; It
answers very well in place of tobacco We viii
/ commence our tiutics at Laramie, and presume
will he employed four or five days. Bev. Rob
ertson behaved very we'll i'll the late engagement;
indeed everybody behaved well | know very
little about these things but am sure every
man on the ground went there to fight, and
nothing else. 1t was the finest thing / ever
saw. =.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

HEART-RESDISG AccIDENT.-We have
never been called upon to record an occur
renee which pains US ike the following. We
have the melancholy duty of announcing til,
death of THEODORE w. MORRIS, son of Aus
tin w. Morris, deceased, and nephew to Col
L. A. Morris, President Of the Indianapolis
and Cincinnati Railroad He was killed nea,
Aiddletown Station on the above named road
this forenoon about half-past ten O'Clock, un-
der the following circumstances.
He was on the morning freight train dis
tnbutng the October tickets 10 way stations
THERE'S a bridge Just this side Of Middle
town Station, and when the Engineer wills.
tied for that station the unfortunate young
man got on the top Of one Of the cars, and
while standing with his back toward bridge,
not aware Of its proximity, his head was
dashed against the timbers and his skull
crushed, killing him instantly
His remains were brought upby the morn
ing train. 4 large circle of relatives are
thrown into the deepest grief by this fearful
dispensation.
he was noble boy. Active-euergetic--
dustrious-honorable. All who
knew him esteemed his sterling qualities
The intelligence Of his death will he heard
with sorTOwful emotions throughout the
whole community.
The funeral viii take place from his
mothers residence, on Meridian street. near
the Union Depot, on Sabbath afternoon. at 2
o'clock. Services by Rev. Mr.. Noole.-Re-
publican.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04
Horrible accident

On last friday morning team belonging
to Mr.. Harry, started to run awav.just as
they were going down the hill by the Meth
odist Church with load Of cord wood. throw
ing from the wagon the boy who was driving
and injuring him very much, by breaking
ms arm in two places and cutting his foo,
badly. The horses made their entire escape
with the wagon as We are informed; the horses
ran short distance in the direction they were
going, then turning, ran across, between tho
Plank and the river road, until they struck
the Plank road, then taking along that road a
full speed. Col John L. Cotton and lad,
were going to their son-in-laws, (Danie
Greatehouse) and were Just leaving thu
Plank road when the runaways struck til.
hinder part of their buggy; capsized it insant
ly, throwing them some distance: they werC
both severely hurt The old gentleman dice
IN few hours, from the hurt. We are in
formed that the widow is recovering. Col
Cotton was, we believe, the oldest citizen o.
this place, when ne met this unfortunate
stroke; he was highly esteemed by all whC
know him, and the citizens of this place
sympathize deeply with the bereaved family
Frankfort Republican.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-10-04

THE SURSCfzIBRts KEEP CON-
Il STANTlH in store full supply Of School Books
among which the following:
Webslers Elementary and McGu4le's Eclectic Spell
ing Books.
Indiana Raders-isf, Ell, 81, 4h. and 9Th
McGuhie's Eclectic Reader-lst, 81. 81, 4lh aud 9th.
Rays, Perkins, Ihomson's TAlb0u'- Adlhme-
tbs
PlEnes's Browns, Kirkhss's, NTH. and Buller's
Grammar.
Smiths Primary in Quarts Biographies, aud Geogra-
ply and Auas.
Nlitehel's Primary andinJ mediate Biographies and
Geography and Atlas.
0lney's Geography aud Ahas.
Smiths illustrated Astronomy.
Cutters and Loomis' Physiolegy.
Parkers, Comstoek's olmstead's aud Gray's PhilesO
ply.
Comsiock's, lIilliman's and Gray's-CheInistry.
Webster's School, High School and Unabridged Die
tionaries.
wilIard's, Wilson'S and 6oodrich's United State, Ills
tories.
Comstock's aud Hitchcock Geology.
Parkcr's Aids 10 English Composition.
The foregoing books will be sold the very loves
prices. WERDEN & CHAMBERLAIN,
sept lt-wff 81 doors East jCapital House