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CO. The snow storm the 9Th prevailed pretty
extensively. At Detroit it showed briskly, falling
over two inches deep. So at Toledo, Ravenaa, Buf:
falo and portions of Pennsylvania. In some sections
six inches Deep The frost, in the interior Of Ohio,
the morning Of the 9Th, was also severe. AtDay'
ton ice formed quarter Of an inch thick. Garden
stuff was ipped, and the fruit injured.
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0c- Mrs. Mowatt's new book soon to be issued by
Tickner & Fields Of Boston, is to be entitled Mimic
Life, or Before and Behind the Curtain.
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10. All transient advertiseme inserted in the
WEEKLY PIONEER will be charged the of 81 per
square for the first Insertion and 50 per square
each subsequent Insertion The charges for yearly
advertisements may be sscertained at the Counting
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Sc JEFFERSON FARMER Esq is an authorized Agent
tor The PIONEER at Gaena procure subscribers and ad
:sements. His receipts will be regarded payments
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HSOu ~ AduO ACt Oh oO NafCns 1900
Under which all who have heretofore received less than
leo entitled to additional land said Act
grants also leo to all Officers, Non commissioned
Officers Chaplans Soldiers, Wagon Masters, Transfers,
and friendly Indians, of the Army, including State
Troops Volunteers, and Militia-and all Officers, Sea
men, Ordinary Seamen Marines. Clerks, and Landsmen
the Navy heretofore provided for who have
ed less than fourteen days (uness in bate) at any
period since 1916 and to tn, widows and minor children
Of III such persons entitled, and deceased.
This pamphlet contains Forms of Application
full and complete than any elsewhere to be found adapt
with copious decisions and instructions of the Depart
men and practical suggestions to the course to be
pursued in susp pended r re- ected cases.
Parties not wishing avail themselves OF the facilities
afforded by this Office in securing prompt and personal
supcrntendence Of their claims at the Departments can
obtain copies of the above pamphlet by RENTING thirty
cents in postage stamps.
Inducements to Correspondents.
Correspondents who prepare and forward cases tor
ement by this Agency will be dealt with Literally
stanty advised Of the changes that from time to time
cur IN the execution of the law.
is within the subscribers power to direct his cores
pondent to the locality Of very many persons entitled
under the late Act and having obtained several thou
sand Land Warrants under former laws he Is in poses
sion OF data that will materially assist in securing ad
| ti0nal bounty.
Fees, below the usual rstesand contingent upon the
admission of Claims
The highest cash price given for Land Warrants Revo
lution.ry Scrip, and illinois Land Patents.
Address a.M. KNIGHT,
Apr9wSs Warrington City
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So The PIONEER is printed by Steam, Taylcrs Large
Cylinder Power Press. The of Steam Power iu our
establishment enables to ute Book and Job Print
Ing with increased despatch. ard at reduced prices
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- e s II e M G. III A N D.
SUCCESSOR ALEX REY, DESIRES TO SAY
70 THE CITIZENS OF MINNESOTA

VuNHAT, having this day purchased from Alexander Rey
II the entire stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS FAMILY SUPPLIES,
At his old and popular store Roberts street respect
ully invite continuance of the liberal hereto
lore partially bestowed by the public upon the estab
ishment and pledge myself to my utmost exertion
to maintain and deserve these avors have purchased
the above stock at the lowest cash prices besides
ing the choicest articles of every description in my line
promise TO afford my goods to purchasers
CHEAPER FOR CASH
Than be found elsewhere in this city. pA. Please
call and examine my stock.
Oct. 10, 1854. octl9wly
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NOTICE EXTRA d IL ID N A RH!
FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATION.
\HE subscriber takes pleasure in inviting theatteneD
Il OF the citizens Of ST. Paul and surrounding country
to his new establishment, located on the
CORNER OF ROBERTS AND FOURTH STREETS.
He has just opened the above establishment with a
rich aud well selected stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Of the very best and finest manufacture aud latest
style, made expressly for this market, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
very full supply of
BOYS CLOTHING,
Hats caps shirts collars gloves cravats 1ershrts
socks, etc, etc. A splendid assirtment Of TRUNKS.
INDIA RUBBER AND OIL CLOTH CLOTHING. -
Having partners in the East who buy directly from i'm
pOrters he is enabled to sell at the lowest New York
Cash Prices. Please call at the
STAR CLOTHING STORE, ....
Corner Roberts and Fourth alreets. 6
~ His terms Cash.1A
n. sCHwARrzENBERa.
Oct. Is, 1855. ctls-d
EADY MIXED PAINTS, alp colors Of arst rate quail
n ty, and dry quick JARVIS, Druggist
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Ss~ LAWYERS BIASKs.-The ention Of the profession
Is directed to and elegant sere, Of Law Blanks
in process Of printing at the Pioneer Office They all
printed the best paper and with and large sized
script type Those already issaed
Complaint on !romissory Note, against all the Parties
Complaint on Pronissory Note against Endorser;
summons for Money Demand on Contract for Payment
ii Money:
Summons for Relief.
Of other Blanks we have issued
Bonds for Deeds:
Gait Claim Deeds
In addition TO the above We have printed complete
set Of Bounty Land Claim Blanks, arranged To meet
every class Of applicants under the Act Of Congress-
passed at the last session.
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"WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.o
New Arrival and great attractions at the
BOSTON CLOTHING STORE!
lust received and ready for inspection the lar.
= eest, best and most complete assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods, ever brought into this market.
My stock HOW consists of every variety and latest
style Of spring and summer clothing, Hats, Cnps
furnishing goods etc., etc., too numerous TO mention,
but to which would resdectfUy invite the attention
OF the public, they selected with great care
and will be sold cheap for cash.
G. G. Girls VOID.
st. Paul. Nav 3. 1926 IF
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PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE.
z " WlSE

GENERAL LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL
ESTATE.
/ ANDS Entered, Land Warrants located, Taxes paid
IL Interest paid on State Lands, &c. Township Flats
lor SALE Lands selected and everything connected with
the Land business done promptly
o. Address Prescott Pierce county, Wisco
sept 2154-wly
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Agent q Attorney for Projectors of Superior.
May 8, 1855.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
\iE Undersigned, wishing to dispose his property,
Il now chers at private sale the Hotel known the
Was,on House. Furniture, Stabling This property
is one OF the best stands for public aud livery sta
bic in the Minnesota Valley For particulars, inquire Of
the subscriber on the premises. WM. N. SHERWOOD
Shakopee Scott County. u. r.. Feb. Il 1855 xtf
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Paper Hangings, ;!

p Il Z Z r II 4 " G. T. Il!
HAVING RECEIVED LARGE STOCK OF
PAPER HANGINGS,
And secured the assistance of
Mr.. N. II. e 4WILLER,
In this branch of my business, who is ready fill and
hang all paper orders in the best STYLE and low
persons having rooms to paper will do well to leave
their orders at my Bookstore.
Apr &c diff VIM. DAHL.
" City papers copy.
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Pension, BOUNTY Land, Patent, AN
Public Land Laws.

He has nearly ready for gratuitous distribution among
his business correspondents and those who may
such,) neat pamphlet containing synopsis of the ex
listing Pension, Bounty Land, Patent. and Public Land
Laws down to the end of the late Congress-inc uding
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CITY Lots

TNHE undersigned will sell few lots to those who wish
to build for themselves residences upon favora Bile
terms. ap27dtf CHAS H. CAKES
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TERRITORIAL LAND OFFICE.
Empire Block, st. Paul.
DERSONS DESTROYS of purchasing Real Estste In the
City Country, will find Is to their interest 70
Gull on the undersigned, who have for sale
CITY PROPERTY
IMPROVED FARMS.
WILD LANDS,
At lair prices and reasonable time gwen for payment
All descriptions Of Surve, ing and Mapping done 70
Money to lend on Real Estate.
Nay l5dtf HAWKE A. MORRIa
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NOTICE. -
rs hereby given that my VILE Mrs J. B. Coty has left
my bed and board without sufficient cause provo
cation This is to notify the public that will in
pay any debts that she may contract in my name.
st. Paul. April 81, 1s55-w3tdlt J. B. COTY
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SAN FhANCAsCU CITY.
HIS me- city, situated on the Rapids Of the It, Pc
tiers or Minnesota river, At the head Of navig alton.
and accessible 10 steamboats, from below IT all sexsons
rapidly filling up with emigrants aud offers great In.
JUDGEMENTS Tor settlement since il laid q large
and conimodious hotel a saw mill, and q number Of
buildings have beef, erected Many others are going
up as last as materials can be procured.
The steamer Black Hawk plies regularly to San Fran.
cisco, and the of transportation are cheap.
Those who are seeking q new home should look 1t
San Francisco, and consider its natural ADVANTAGES ~
point where the business of great range Of Interior
country must inevitably centre.
San Francisco, May 4, 1855. II
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f'HE spacious buildings and premises Fifth street
i near the site of the Slntnmine House. The budiee
are and offer great inducements to any one wishns
to into the Foundry other manufacturing busnsrs
as they were built for that purpose. Inquire #
st Paul, Oct. 25, l854-tf F. ~ GILMAN
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SUasttngton.
TO OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, SEAMEN,
&C., OF ALL WARS: THEIR WID-
OWS AND MINOR CHILDREN.

s ". KNIGHT Attorney TOR Goyernmt Claimants,
Washington D c.
HONTiNUES TO give prompt and personal attention to
the prosecution of Claims of every description against
the General Government and particularly to those be-
fore the Treasury Department Pension and Bounty Land
Bureaus Patent and General Land Offices. and Board OF
Claims
An experience of years, and familiarity with the
of obtaining the earliest and most favorable action
Claims with his facilities for the dispatch of business
Justify him in assuring his Correspondents, Clama nts
end the public generally that interests intrused to his
keeping will not be neglected.
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CITY a COUNTY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
M offer Tor sale the follow ing desirable property
w at low prices and on liberal terms:
Lot, fronting the Market House door.
IS Lots, we'll located, in kittson's Addition.
$50 acres timber land ten miles from town.
Feb. 6, l355-Oaw6nd BORUP 4 CAKES.
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NEw YORK MARKET,

JuSr 2i.--Flour declined I24 els, with sales o.
go,a OHIO s0.0Oa0, SOL Stale S,31as,BSi Southern
heavy nj 10, l2at,7S. Wheat easier but moi lOwet
Corn lower, sales VI mixed At jlf0Nl02c, P"tS
lDWet, old mess 10, and new l931als.bOl prime
1925. beef tt0l, tel0cked Chicago 1900 a@I
exlta II. Iu,dfrm, With an upward tendency !
Ohiuwisky3ta31ic. Coffee active, Rios Sugars
and mOlasSeS tim,
Cotton film. 0tleans mildliOg I2!j Upland
midllmg 70. a.. al,
stocks lower. Money unchanged. Efle 624
Rtslths 90, MY. Genital 1901. Cum het!nnd Coz
%! tirelnis 6's 100. Penn'1. Coal Co. il0i
Missouri as OIL, illinois Genital 10. Harlem 2S
Mihb. Soutiern 1902, Ohio Life and Trust Go. o.
tennessee as OF, us. 6's, 1851 il64. Cley
T. pltsbutell SO. Cleveland y l.oe!lo w.
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1.lonnR LAW IN NEw YORK.

IrSp 26.--Nla,or Wood has issued a ptOclsm
lion 10 lie public and insttuciiOg the police IL
lie former lie says he shall he guided By The opin
ions ofthe District Alt tGey and The c6Enotallo0
Council until the CoMl give cnntIaty decision
to lheir decisions; 10 the police to recommends
cautious Iisctelion, ond tells th!uI they must mo-
seize foreign liquor or make sale Of The same ex.
cept upon warrant issued bya competent RasIs
ttatU, upon other testimony than theltown'
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'IELEGRA INK .Iy!.NENYS
al. l5Bylthe ational l1anetlA
EkLsaRAPAkD Eo0FIlklAlLYlkr EtLlokNoR3I
'3s'F'' z California News.
ARRIVAL &. OF q, TaE5 STEAMER GEO. law

| No.
f,se's i California News. II Il
ksSs4 sas sslsfss ~ s4ila ~ Esss
.AlRlyAL OF THE STEAMER GEO. LAW
NgyyoRk, June 2t-. The steamer Geo. Law a.
t'Ssa 'hIspotatas, WITH o'li0tals malls 70 The g
Schoolgirl 10000 III Treasure anu Ill pas
SengetS, y as
Wbei The ppfsshgts were etossips lie 18th
nus lle last tain had CtOSset HE summit FndEa
descending S'eep gale, tie couplings OF tie for
waiI cars became llse6nAecle,l Nlt,l created Z
space Ret&erlf The SyP4f1le chts, aud upon III,
exhibition Of Il Q signal 10 stop Tie !0t&atI cas-,
Brought up The dtscpHlec Onsst With q severe
ctdsh,
Saml. Anderson, Of Jefferson, n. " WHO wa,
slulbs on one Of lie platforms, wss iGslaNIIl
Killed, s.
SoulllAmetioan news ulmpohanl.
rlle !gsats Independence leIt Valp'Fatsoon 'h'
Tile steamship Gtepoda arrived direct ton OF,
leans hepdtug Ult The mail,
'I'Iis weekly BARK statement shows 40 increase 81
1929, 0G0 loans and ,263. 900 N deposits and q
ectease Ofs212,o 900 specie and $4,000 eitcuIa
ton.
-
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
NV Yosx, June 25lh,--The steamship s'atoI
The VI est arrived from San Juan with f626,0O0 III
specie, aud 500 pasIe1Gets,
The SIM Of the Wttl Connected Wiih tbs ste1r
tnef Pacific, %hitll lett SAN ttaNeISe0 VI . T.. N
OF The islt fs.=
Tie British stesm ftteote Ruszatl, and Tie
RtenCh StepW ftigsN Aoheson, @tle III San Juan,
They otesaid 10 bsawaltng tile arrival Of lhe Kin
Tie y, S, soop ST, Mays left San Juan Tot Re-
alelo. All we'll,
Fotty ihousaHd ounces Of gold have been de-
posted IN tlr branch mint u San francisco lU'
ipe tic last eIglt days
4'rhe tepottttl ltfalcatioHs Of AnraS PteTson OIL
Wells, RaIso& Co.'s buUkiUg house piOSes COZ
rect. Ills deficits amount 10 Sl17,O00.
The affairs Of Atauls Il Co. nre lettTe the
CouttS aid II has bte decided that they ate enti.
tied 10 tie Ueneats oftle lNsOlYenl law.
Sandets, The fOBtt, has gone to China.
AtNmtetrns Of The creditors Ot Page, Bacon \
Co., IN The 39lh, G. K Carlson pledged himself
IN tic sum Of fOtty thousand dollars TO support
the house, by way Of securing ttt1iors, anil sny.
tnS thai fullbet legal proceedings. TIE ItOIHSI
linn eavS general satisfaction, aud CtediiutS .0te
looking otworL It'll tie lope OI being finally In
identified
Tho papets contain accounts Of unusual mum.
ber Of blg Stokes among tile nllnsS aud Tue usual
records or Crns in efficient paris III tiIc State.
TtaIe IN San francisco dull, but The markets
have undergone no essential change III prices.
Flour still inactive; snpll sales MaklOe ut SO,
go 70, domestic, 0alpgo Sl3. Wheut declined,
sales tot export 1871, Polk tathet higher.
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IIosroS, lime 26.--TLe American State Con
vention viii assemble here on Thursday. ptop
oslti0nS lot public sessions sill bt ConSidvledi
and lie Naive Aneticpu platform published u
hondbil, similar to TINT ST Tie Philadelphia Con-
ve0iUn; aud secrecy will lie abandoned,
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CtSclSSSrt, June 26.--lOnolloR =. Roadweil,
and Dt. Grant, hath prominent citizens, wrle con.
yiCItj in The Police COUEl to-day Of s&aultIle
atnl sednclng young gill Tint a'l been hG0nIp TO
fRmtrNea Oxford, IL Ills Stale, by the directors
uf The ll0uSe ofItetuee RoOlwell %0s lne,l SlOO
50 and imprisoned fOl twenty days,
4 ans meeting III Rtfh stttel matket space
ole making prererNtions 10 celebrate The 4Ih'
without distinction IN party, sect OF nativity.
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ctNclNNATl MAnKEr.

JOSH 25 -Fcut nominal OF 900. Mess pork
held ats. WhiSkey finn ~. ti1UOu shOultletsl
sides ami common hams S4a9al0l. Com TOo70
Provisions fm.y Prime LAID 10,
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIrrstusou. June 2S-Ilivet 10 Il 9 in falling.
clScISSAri, June 25--t'iyet then 90 inches. =
Weather Showely.
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40 l97 AfiN al 4 a6ett btiee UNiea Il,
TTAVt&G teIGinSd fS0id The manufacturing Rslpblsh.
II We Hsst itI' sl9fk q boots pnd shoes,
piSRslGS Sssqgg pt ts, WqB4 lepss|yly IslIls Shs
and a ID tlt and examine flY Stotk, y am Confident
that ea suit sll sgl eyes ay, eoo1 ltellt
~ Of goods iNuy lEe, and @ eli Is ctar Il lo clftp
Ell tLaH Tier can le tNsht eitbwlele. tail aud tX4mle
NY goods ald they don't lease no thttte wl be ae
0i GxAihlhlnS.
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Afs'Yr,. ssht,sttt g H l|slst;
Fstllt laN2l lls4lss, saatsg ID. sIga alsgelotl

tl,l a; gSARR Lsi !. Il i Rd9
/. CheyoiIl ZahesSilte,1 5
y Si{ LebAtf1tS So Lou Il Il ! .8It
si4ss Fatty Qleet5 49, lsopts,
!, Alleghs9yt CIhciuBali., "a, 81.
't'71H 8 Dllt1alt Pitttlutgh. !. q '5gf /,
Eoltlet, P'atEetsUltg |. 4 ~ Sg
'ataA4f YttodIa, Ste1l eRyll'ft
Thpg, Shllyer. Sunfsht I; 3 81 IL. 8
80 Aielia, BetlAIf. ~ %
DEPARTURES.
OheYoit, pitlsldEg. 's'S''e 'ss
=. AilFyht1y,s f'IlsbpfgUFi 3a4.f
l, Lebanon, PiltsburSd ri7
t5iss Fairy Queen PitsDufg. 80
~, DlHt9eL PiIsbNls; ;s6. e.
5J}15, Courier, ppIkersbHfs, 4 s, q NJ. =
W Thos. ShEivet1 SunlSlt. = 81, SIS s'z.i -
Aleliat Belnit.. tx ~ 20
Vitudna, bte0Uenyllle. II !. !, i3.....,...
.F STAGE or WATER,
ArWhsELiSs-i1 feet 2 inches,
,Ar Pltfsspse1lQ feet 2 liiclts,
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A.. s,i1ass !, a q s,s,Is az, q, ,l,,,
int td'''t o. wv ..,sssasy n. .s@,lj & ,sSsi
eF' y. ~, se II he ,'iesl.U Xaoli iSJy
20 '''~ NJ - vsta lds,loNl IGAt wise tesola
, tlese vonId We a mpee Tess hummer % ae'
eel chtIltsa OOta, 15s.
ria IN. sr0,iol Atn4 iSa,ion II
ES'S'SA1.o"T rn.s,,n, Pe,o,I. ssntn,,v viii
'P'p, !. 4 ~ Afternoon Slll continue during 10.
Sr snl Thutsdty fof P'9steIoms % 'ae
,,stss,, ssdEse! a'ieo1oa 10 W. advertisement
ss9.att eelu'an, IS
ga. US ,.I,IA recent. n oto.
P'o0set :, Nv st% 80: han syi,Sin rs lIJiSo
ssN Ns' 'S'1 ,,aoo, ,bs,n sioni AZ 1oo N,,b,
y "lp's' ne. ,eeeiSiso fdoiit. wheat.
o. eN4'''N' '".,.'lS s,st. Ala q : cb,,,i,Is,.
pf''9@" S'"''''''' .Ys-'s,,s =. !
Y 'H'''' .4.%tL
n,, rgst tfitad SlaAitel F.. ill'llilen, hos cut
a L.. A III Al 4 L..
|uhofa 'opyo'e Pampn'e' So"'pu,'Ss '1e 'to4
s1a H. Chandler Os4''0'' :; o se'sV'aVu ~
sbadipto Of Tue lNs''7s q @pHg'' u"u 0'''
prsetedi'ks Of that occo'l0"'
80, .r,,St r., lila an otIu,V /.
W. -,l;.bsJ n ,opt "a ,le Instruction ami
l4s" ,,t,Is t,Ii,t,r ,np,a ttcop be had d,
FNsRs+s1s W Wv a.
cCts;p N'9A''0's " "VV'"'V" y p'V'' ~ "
's.iiE'0a Halt
49,, nj. anil i,sno,SlysnI1 l,oiItoN, was con.
n, si i.i,,4j ~ n. ,4sent ,ain.. The bridge
Sa,,.t,sy "a, 50 shattered that viii have
!. "m.y,J. /, w4sa solid stone Structure,
~, o.. ,t., ,htt,y,aye fee. high 1'he largest
.n5 Ne ,,.b saI ,hs abutlatnts on the upper
!, !. ,srr. rio waller rose some fifteen Of
Il, ~. oytrAoNlur lie lotions 10 great v1.
4 ~ sw.epln, everything betore Il. A TEN
nv ,oa,en,ttoctute has already been erected,
NJ. ~, p,,, oyet without lnle,tuptlon. The
h. !, l,s.tills was also considerably Injured.
...+.-
lEnz laaET 0M~Yesletday was tho Longest
h, 10 ihA IaIlttle,O Of Tie yeaF being loIl, and 9
OaE
t,s,tl ttu,.lb lie noon, he lived In d locality
,lc he 2lN Of June vas ,he longest day, as
l,r,,, fi,m lhe toIowinu
Tt dtH1Istbe aeon tor mlsehIeN tity
st5 tSt. W.. L Ri a az y00A
kfs,t, 4, 81 q, y; .tsaly!fo.,S yl4gt,
s as Z i GcaEs q aSo S'Ss Smile
'~..-'M NJ. 49,.
I'lSIa'S1ESRT SE"SoS'=- ' l'e SVIawOe''S sea-
;a really over. This delicious full has teen
,ulI, Abundant his yeat, Tie fatmers Of
- D., ..,,,n,;s. n 4 haze im4n
OK 1Hd beEksl eeu0l1es, W. ~ nave "et"
@y N'om oOO0 TO 5000 baskets pet day' 70
I, ,t,,t,,s, .,t1,l,, t,oxlb ofibts article
- y. i,srA. a.. f,,1o,,
lNta employment 10 many tagpft iNs l0l5NF'S
FFEVae cent per basket lot ptckips, Aad o9atd
Ninble hands cat easily eatI ftonlSt 10
5rttay. Al oId' lady. slSty.tLreo years
. pFAvu oHe 10y Ns' "sent 7" ,, "" no9'''
laE9ted end SeysRtee'l Oasktls. Fl1y straw
ttsutrs picked last week from a gltden In
:aJt,n,t. wL,ch filled ous,t lneasute.0
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zASEsvItLr, Quo.

HANEsVItLKI UIIEV'
Ijest ST. ~ hsvs Gen AFFLICTED or thee years will
Rheumatism In my hhck, aud tor t laAl tlx months li
able to set oht Of my he'd without en, ah i1Hl agent "
our cy Insisted VII ms tlylnI me bottle u Ihas Flu
iinet and try what effect Il YOU'D lave aid orc lnl
lie las relieved inc 80 much Hal yes aee 70 So N9l q
MY bed without di(ACulty, Inns ken blessing ~ Nsi
'Ss' ~ Mrs. N. COCHRAN.
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Pax AZ S.mulLt,-rte patent toot maui.
AoTo ~ NahunI, and Tue Nashville Punt
e Mandatory were destroyed by fire on Tues.
y Afternoon. TIE loss Of The totmct, $4,000
3ot tie lauet, 1000 OF $4,000. aud no IBsu.
7es. TIE dsMtst lltsw about t00 mechanics
TOT employment.
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The Cheapest and Best
"DYSPEPTlO MEDICINE"
80. lMIIME

Won L Dl 4"
Fifty Pills for rwenty.Fiyo cents,
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TTTiLL relieve every "luNaR being" who has ANY OF
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Actliiy, , rapIt4li0H UT lie AeIil.
sense Of chrre4stonat tleA l6ap'cily tuI lie slight
Mt OF tie stomach eSt e1eEtlUN,
DepreS$loi OF SpIillt AltltieSs AID tIMtiIEetEeAS
ileayIlIe1s, Of VlSi0H,
cold hands and Eef, Unpleasant ilA:e In the mouth
SuMhheSS d Inc lambs and particularly When IISl! III
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!. .a,,o,of thy Times aud Gstetle says tlal
. et,toin contingency lie you'd ri never
NV III, faee IN The slie4tD Al OLD lady
g,,, ,b,,it he wets 10 ADOPT tbAt wise tesolut
!, N.t, voola We a t,acp less number Of Dc.
he'll chlilsn tOta' 5,ss.;
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r,,v,x.tloy,-rhe teRIsaBuqI exaFtaatlOp Of
",r,I, of he Wheeling Female Seminary will
.s,.,,p Ills Afternoon elll continue during 10.
s,r ,al r'hu,sjty. Fora Programme Of The
.,.,.,. .e dtteI at,entloa 10 liz advertisement
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