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II thank thee, Roderick, for the word
1t nerves my heart it steels my sword;
For have sworn this braid to stain
In the best blood that warns thy vein.
Nov. truce, farewell and, ruth. BECOME -
Yet think not that by thee alone,
Proud Chic. can courtesy be shown;
Though not from copse, or heath, or cairn,
Start at my whistle clansmen stern,
Of this small horn one feeble blast
Would fearful odds against thee cast
But fear not doubt not when thou wilt,
We try this quarrel hilt TO hilt. '-WALrEa ScoTr.
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The above scheme has been got up for the expires.
purpose Of raising funds to procure tho Town Clock
great number Of applications have bean made befn
this was got out.
All letters from the country promptly attended to-
The drawing numbers will be published after il come
of, and il il expected to be drawn aeout the LIST
June.
All the watches. and every other article, have beeu
selected from the eminent makers, will be seer
above and every article put down to the Eastern
For Tickets, apply 10 w. ILLINGWOKTH,
Watch Maker, coz. Jseksen 4 sth street,
March 2~AAWU Saint Paul.
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MISCELLANEOUS KTErS.

lie died of Love or the o'erperfect Joy
Of being pitied-pray'd for-press'd by thee,
Oh for the fate Of that devoted boy
I'd sell my birthright to eternity.
Yrs. BRooKs.
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As proof Of the hardness Of the times, there is
man in Ohio who only kills half pig at time
The reason is, that he is Of those natures
who never have generosity enough to $50 the whole
hog"
Those who shed tears do not always feel sorrow
Ifyou want quiet freside, marry dumb wo.
man.
More than 300 persons were imprisoned for debt
ia Boston in 1854. The city Of nations still keeps up
tha, good old English custom. Some people call It
barbarous, and behind the times. Don't believe IT.
A maternal paren, expresses considerable anxiety
to know if the fact Of child being born with sill.
yer spoon in its mouth, renders it liable to any extra
Inconvenience in cutting its teeth.
Smith, the hardresser, says that the Allies will
never take Sebastopol So long as the English send
out pieces Of He insists that whole cannon
are wanted, and is disguised with the mbecili,y Of
govei nment.
A clerk in New York, who ordered BY one OF
the firm 60 and post his ledger, boiled off, and at.
packing in parcel very carefully, posted it to
the branch establishment in the country.
We read in the papers that Mr.. Hutchinson, a
penurious old bachelor died at Kendall, and SO 500
in bank bills were found in his flannel vest Ii the
old hunks left AN heir, the latter will. as matter Of
course, claim his " vested rights.
Why is the English army in the Crinea unlike a
bird! Kaze, although having wings, it never flies.
Why is man who gives policeman large sum
Of money to wake him up in the morning, like new
Christmas piece! kaze he's got up regardless OF
expense.
What is the difference between dog-watch on
board ship and watchdog! None. The sailor
and the dog both sleep with one eye open.
WHY should the London tailors be formed into a
regimen, of heavy dragons! Kaze they are splen-
did fellows for charging.
A man much addicted to snoring, remarked to his
bedlellow, in the morning, that he had slept like
top" "I know it, said the other, 60 like hum
ming top.''
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COMMERCIAL.

DAILY PIONEER OFFICE,
April 9, 1855
MONEY AMI EXCHANGE.
The following list OF the rates al which turcig bank
notes and exchange bought and sold is corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Mes.rs. BORUP CAKES, Re u"rs.
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul.
Exchange New York .................. 1.Sa cent.
On 81 Louis at "
On Chicago. ...................1ZE
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
BANKING House OF c. Il. PARKER.-Rates Of Ex-
change
Eastern ................ per cent. premium
Southern ............. - per cent premium.
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NEW YOR K BAZ A ART!
IN w. Ii. FORBES, OLD STANU

lust RECEIVED, by TIE War Esg,e large assoc
81 nent OF FALL GOODS
Consisting of all kinds OF Staple and Fancy Good
Hosiery Black and Coored Silks and the largest sssoy
ment OF Embroidery and Jewery of every descrtpt;n
ever brought into the Territory. Ladies' give him cal
ind examine for you rselves. sent dtf
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ALEXANDER GEy,
WHOLESALE GROCER, FORWARDING AND CON
MISSION MERCHANT,
Lc,csr Lerts, St. Pnx!, Maresofa,
ITAS in store 20 close out before opening OF navin
ii ton, the following stock Of goods, which h. offer
to the trade at the lowest rstes make Tor hi
new spring stock.
200 sacks extra and superhue -FOUR,
800 do corn meal,
1000 bushels corn, white and yellow.
1000 do oats,
100 do msrafat peas,
so Dbl o aud clarified sugar,
sdo crushed and powdered sugar.
iS ssI. sugar house syrup.
SO Kegs 90 galD do
50 sacks Rio coffee,
2shslf chests tea, Of all descriptions,
200 boxes do do
10 boxes ground do
sCose: ground .llspios,
boxes ground ca.sis.
2bxs ground cloves.
Dbl nutmeg,
keg mace,
10 packages Assinyboines ge!a.ins,
Dbl tapiOcs,
Dbl sage,
sbbls pearl Bayberry,
10 boxes vermcell,
10 do macaroni,
90 90 Ssoms,
20 do chocolate,
10 bbls almonds,
do GIberts,
do Brazil nuts,
do Pecan do
boxes Smyrna currants,
10 bills rice,
baskets olive oil,
100 boxes sardines,
"a do clans,
"a do Holsters,
4bbls picked herring,
10 gibbs do
20 do white Ash,
81 cans IL and Glib mustard,
so dozen q and hlb do
30 do vinegar preserves.
IS do ketchups,
rs do pepper sauce,
10 do preserved fruits,
do pie fruits,
10 boxes yeast powder,
Dbl cream tartar,
kegs soda salaratus,
key carb. soda,
SO boxes summer pressed candles,
SO do palm soap, Riggs)
IS do family soap,
do varegated soap,
do CASTLE soap,
so packages chewing plug tobacco all Qualit
SO bxs smoking tobacco, Goodwin Il Murray
30 reams wrapping paper-iour sizes,
100 Mills percussion caps, G
SO sacks assorted shot,
10 boxes canister rifle powder,
Kegs blasting POWDER
$50 kegs Boston nails, every size,
90 do wrought do.
TO LUMDERMEN AND FERRYMEN'
80 coils MANILA rope, every size,
do tarred do do do
Is bales Oakum,
Is bbls pitch and rosin.
do tar.
WINES AND LIQUORS
100 bbls whiskey,
20 bbls MonOngahels,
20 do old rye,
10 do Bourbon,
rs do New York brandy,
do Holland Gin,
do Port Wine,
S do claret do
S do white do
2 DO old Madeira,
do old Sherry Wine,
25 boxes claret wine,
10 do southern wine,
10 do brandy cherries,
100 empty kegs, S and 10 gallons,
so demiohns, various sizes.
And large assortment of wooden ware, willow ware
and nfnty of articles belonging to his line too large
10 euumerate.
Also, Pork, Lard and Butter. Feb. 22-dif
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VERY fine assortment of Lawyers Stationery just
n received BY express from New York among which
may be found
The lawyers Common place Book. superior article
Of Legal Cap Longfod Lawyers Seals. Notarial Waters
and Ia fac. every article of superior quality used thu
Legal Profession. For sale cheap for Cash by
">kliu Bookstore near the American House.
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eITY e. COUNTY PROPERTY FOR
SALE
WE offer for sale the follow ing desirable property
w Ut low prices and on liberal terms:
I Lot, fronting the Market House door.
IS Lots, well located, in K;ttsOns Addition.
$50 acres timber land, ten miles from town.
Feb. s, l05S-esw6md DoRUP = CAKES.
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FOR SAlE.

tNHE spacious buildings and premises Fifth street,
near the site of the Sint"nine House. The buIing.
are new, and offer great inducements any wishing
10 go into the Foundry other manufacturing business
as they were built foT that purpose. Inquire #
st Paul Oct rs lS5t-tf- F A. i p GILMAN
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Parker & Carver,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW.
WILL make collectons-psy taxes-loan money
w and attend TO all the business OF General Collec-
ting Agency March ~, Ieoo-yI!0
NOTARY PUBLIC.
E. GREENE DURBIN, Notary Public. Office at the
Executive Chamber. Capitol
March 10, 1855. dim
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DAVID HI. EVANS,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Ale Porter,
iE3-A Malt, Hops, Wines, and Liquors-Nos. 209 and
I'll North Main street, St. Ious, has in store
the II de at the lowest market rates:
5000 barrels Da ton Ale,
5000 do Cincinnati do,
$500 do Pittsburgh do,
500 do Xxx do do,
1000 do Wheeling do,
1000 60 xxx Kennetdo,
1000 900 q do % p hi I d TO-
500 do Pittsburgh do,
500 do Cincinnati do,
$50 casks Philadelphia Brown Stout,
$50 do Lo os,a do do, quarts,
Is do DO do =, do, pnts.
100 do Tennents do do do do,
600 gross porter DO ties, Eng and Am. manufactured
IS bales porter corks, OF various grades,
10 do Prime New York Hops,
5000 bushels prime Barley Malt,
5000 ale barrels wood and iron bound,
$50 barrels Cider, superior quality.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
IS half pipes Cognac brandy,
80 quarter pipes Cognac brandy,
Is quarter pipes A. Seignette brandy,
10 quarter pipes St Paul brandy,
ego barrels American brandy,
so barrels New York fourth proof brandy
100 barrels Monongahela whisky,
10 barrels Bourbon whisky,
so barrels Rye, ten years old,
4 pipes Holland Gin,
SO barrels New York gin,
100 barrels Pixies Magnolia whisky,
Is casks Port VINE,
10 casks Madeira Wine,
Is casks Claret Wine,
SO casks Sweet Malaga.
u. II. EVANS, Nos. 2O9 2ll Main st.,
March II imd&w st. Louis. Mo.
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NEWEI.I, a. TOO;PKIN,

" 1OW1rEAINSs
4 TTORNEYS at Law and dealers in Real Estate. A
n stracts of titles furnished for st. Paul and 1t
thony and Ramsey County.
Refer to Gov. German, Hon. D. 0irnstead, Mayor s
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VTEdE largest assortment OF CLOCKS ever imported p
l. to this Territory, consisting of the cl,o, l
snds, from the most celebla ted makers No chargef
TO see them Also, beautiful lot OF HUNTING AMI lAs
LEVER I.A-!xE WATCHES.
VIM. ILLINGwORTH
Coz. OF Jackson and Fifth streets.
st Paul Jun IS 1854 d.f
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE!

AM IL. McGROARTY is receiving on Immense
w stock Of and provisions 1T his STORE
OF 4th and Roberts streets where he anxious receive
calls from his old friends and many ones a. may
be pleased to dropa His goods having been purchased
for CASH he is enabled to sell at low rates rs any
Other firm In the Territory His goods Of excellent
quality, and pronounced by all have tried the1o
Give him call, and get the worth of your money
Paul Nor ISL
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nNE HUNDRED OPINIONS IN FAVOR OF
~ 1HE OLD HONE6rEAp

~ 1HE OLD HOMEbrEAp.
u r - sss and FsuSs
q hs Gaisa have BEEN enc
ssS iR .S!s = ps.ss s1fs. and
opso. rsysws wisoss s.s S'A' 'A'
The reader VIM have ii. feelings powerfully moved-s.
1ho tone i religious throughout, -posoa Traveller
superior i p psssic sseTS. Sr soSr
aS ssSs Rs.s issgs DaAy Times
CONF sss mas cry q Language H Courier
de- H. ever
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The reader i.iaa 2 laugh a. wen = weepAdvertiser
ne sSs;sos.s s.au!siis;y drawn Mercury.
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sPendidy written work -Indianspolis Republican.
AK two heSoines sre lnels ps1ied III ansosipt
worthy he genius Of Copper or sc"ss-chris Secretary
lRsmsr ss Y O.. z 6ssR.s sts
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Its tone moral and elevaing. -Poltsvi!ie journal
a work Of decided merit ohio s!aiesman
WsS y sr S and so Gaass
be.crpons ans;urpassed 10 p 9,,as,
Rssd this work b. ali means -Nautacrst InquIrer
ibis Is admirable book Dutchman.
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The best Of her productions albany Transcript.
Relieve by humorous scenes-Eveuiug journal
Lessons oflrgh and roodnsss-Wo,ss., ter Palladium
Passages real
i Will tremendous run Chicago Pathfinder
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Natural purpose and issing.--N; !. Herald
Natural Nal char s acsr drawing HarEeTs Margarine
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Interesting In Plot healthy " tsne-EL Republican
Great 20 ser and beauiy-pltsburr Post
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It has great interest," "a a sory. -EvapgeiA-
book of extraordinary talent -Kepublican-
I;rsphie ntsres, and ps,hOs Herald
t. saaai We
VI sRa q sspisss. Sentinel
Full of thrilling interest," Chicagc Tribune
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ESoites he deepest sympaihes and Anvil
Find many synp athsng readers.-Pcayune
Waag ans pG snd ADMIRED Advertiser
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COsAIE TICS.

noAMERos's RECEIPTS ENABLE CONSUMERS TO
~ prepare all the following cosmetics at eighth the
usnal cost-qnd hair dye rs hair dye. Peruvian
sbampoo liquid, brighton hair bloom OF
dhoquot Ia belle white frecke lotion, poudre subtle den
lce ponade &c. Piece q the ony For ~
~ BruadwAy los And 30 Bowery; IA st 4e) and 4Sl
Grand street. . and 2g Hudson % DIVISION street.
I.5 Flrhth avenue n W l5 and Ba Futon
streets Brooklyn Forwarded ~ a receipt % = cents
AdGreEsM WCAHERON ~ Columbia street erooxlya,
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IN COTTON, AUCTIOEEER.-LARGE SALE OF sU
peror msdc ewood and MAHOGANY paror dining room
and bedroom furniture rosewood panoiorte musical
carpets oil cloths, DC, &C. y. Cotton will scl
(smday) November H. at l0 O'clock Of the auction rooms
~ street. second floor very large and choice
and mahogany psrlor bedroom and
men, fur Sture comprising parone elegant rosewood
octave, but little used rich parlor suite
French brocae rosewood French beostesds AMI book
warrobes secretaries cottage furniture suit
bokwalnut and oak chairs tapestry and oher carpets
dress bureaus, &c &c Also few dozen cottage aud other
hed-eads also forty full pieces Of oil cloths suitable for the
trade also 100 ciochs OF various patierns also 10 pay adj
superior guitar accordeon brace o. PTS
tolls Sc 6c.; also MANY articles not enumerated NJ Bfhe
sale Is and viii afford good opportunity TO all la
really Good furniture sale perempory rain or shine.
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L,ARM AT AUCTION-To BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
Non on the ooh OF Ilth month"; Now 1855 the prem
the valuable farm recently owned by The late Beah
swift deceased situated In the of Washington Duchess
county N Y adjoining Tbornedae and the turnpike
leading from foushkeepse Dover Plains lneen miles from
the and from the latter place SAID farm consists
ef NJ OF excellent land Ia good state Of cuva
ton dsaby located ncighborhood meeting houses
grtt mna schoos daily mail &c Ia well adapted 10 either
grain or gsss and Hes very TO the south well water
ed consmsa wood lot, apple orchard and variety fus
large dwelling house. handsomely situated upon gentle emf
nencc commoous barn and al the necessary outbudss
the whole 10 good repair Persons ling purchase would
do well 70 examine the property TO be positively sold
The highest bidder sale 70 commence r. VI.
known the day OF sale For further particulars
either Nathan clifford, foughkeepse. N "; James H. Bart
lett, 13 Fufon street. new York or John q
he promises JOHN q. LANE.
SUSAN SWIFT,
Dated Washington N T., Nov.3 1866. JANE SWIFT
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DHILLIPs, SAMPSON 4 COMPANY
L WIN publish Nov. -,


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reader peaserelang tho fortunes persons belonging
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The dea OF this work suggested 70 the anhor by he
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the pilgrimage Of cultivated and pousy disposed people
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scrpton do the work uscc is OF renchan satire
upon life manners and opinions; and al the time
work win the religious world II 4 propsr
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u1LEGANT BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKs--fHE SUB
~ scriber has hand large aud beau ul sort
meNt az Bibles of all sizes wb ch richly
mounted also prayer books and the Church service In inf
mite variety in iyOrv, velvet, All the miscela
works published in this country received regularly
and will be sold a. uie 10 west prices
THOS. n STANFORD
Late Stanford 4 swords. 63- roadway
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NyERYBoDY SHOULD READ IT-MOsT POPULAR
NJ book the day Five thousand copies sold In three
days.
Or REvHIAvoSs or Opera MANAGER BY MAX MARET1EK.
bis book making decided hit class OF read
His admir- wen hls enemies his friends well
his foes alike purchase Every paper
kindly, e0ne sharpy-bu all read it.
Read be following notices OF the press
The two prspg the surprising epoch
are Louis Napoleon and Max Maretzek
York Herald.
Max considers himself the Don Quiyoe Of opera.-Mrr,r
He handles his baton and his character diereutlyth
with gloves the other without-h \. Picayune
1hk bocktD OF all those details of life those in
iGues that scandal that tteatle OF professional
life that the world loves well, which they after
ly and buy devour with such exquisite relsh-win
men-ely popular.-N y. Daily News
lie Introduces curious public behind the and exh
bits many years OF managerial success and faureBosOn
Mat
Beng nled with the piqunnt gossip and amiahle PERSONAL
ties that Our fashionable public particularly delight inRead
ing Gazette and Democrat, Pa.
!, 10 destined to create quite sensatonN. T. Dispatch
lhe volume VIII work OF great interest the
cal snd literary world.-Nonreol Pilot
He describes operation with immense govt and not little
pathost-Boeton Evening Gazette.
II a very amusing and lets the public into behind the
The very first bead OF his bow has dscord-Phia
eiphis sun
II will create quite stir the shonaes of the Fifth
Avenue The trio 10 Mexico full OF interest
by Dumas-Polce Gazette
Perhaps his history IL literally only haN told In this vol
ue he copempates continuing and concluding In another
N y. Times.
SAMU Ell FRENCH, Publisher, No. I2l Nassau st. N Y
And for by all Booksellers and Agents
Copies mailed recent OF 81, paid.
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TENTH EDITIoN.-JUST PUBLISuEp.-wOMAN AND
Her Diseases from the Cradle TO the Grave, with appen
dix on the proprety Of limiting the Of anilyr
Adaped exclusively to Der nsrncon in the OF her
a. DIXON D. editor OF the Scape consulting ard operat
ing author Of Treatise the Early Decay of Ane
rcap Women" Diseases of the Sexual system &c. Price
81 Accents wanted 70 sell this work in all parts Of the
to whom liberal discount will be made. Copies
poepadl receipt OF price, Address A. RANNEY. Pub
Usher 1876 Broadway,
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CUAkSPEARE GALLERy-fBY WILLIAM Won KAUI.-
- sACh1 -Just received the first number OF this magnn
cent work oisrt containing Macbeth .nanc and The witches
he struggle All OF Ana respectfully
invited 20 call and examine them EMIL SEITZ 43 Broadway
up stairs importer Of engrayipgs
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IL ENKY II. LEEDS Co, AUCTTONEERS HENRY r.
LkEDs VIII sell by auction, saturday November IL
N un IL The store No. 10 Nasssu ~ o'co,k
81 hay cnrfaRe horses lb1s hands high wears old
sy Isl drivers warranted perfectly sound ard In ali har
rts and very desfsee team In all respects. Wal be sold
pCagYely without resegTe,
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A UCTI0N NOTICE-THOS BELL, AUCrIONEER.-BY
"A BELL BUSH this day, at i0h o'cok our s,esrooms
IL North William street by virtue mortgage OF good
furniture, splendid Brusses carpets, sofa bed cost
So pictures looking gasses housekeeping articles desks
&C IL O'Clock fine invoice OF gentlemen furnishing
ecods and tailoring articles hosiery cashmere cloths
my Of pledged goods cohng and fancy srteles
wStcbes ,ewelry &c Tue day loa O'clock at "a owery
the stock furniture &c OF confectionery and ice
tine lot Of toys show cases. &c Particulars Mon
dav
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4 UCrToN SALES WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN 4 SON

A UCTION SALES WILLIAM II. FRANKLIN 4 son
"A will no sell Monday Now 10 nj ~ O'Clock. at the Mer
ohants Exchange valuable farm Port Richmond.
Leland the former chaser not having complied with the
OF sale containing 25s about Ia miles from Port
O. uocerans store aud opposite the oil Wree
land Tysen and j. Msr This properly h tligiby situated
for building sites farming being In tho immediate vicinity
Of churches and scboo here is small quantity of young
part of the ground the balance being Unable land
There buildings the The ferry boats for
Port Richmond leave York six times day map OF
properly may be the Office of the auctoneers No
broad street.