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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13

sOtP-Th Transactions for hree days embrace 500 boxes
CASTLE .qIite iSoo boxes Chemical Olive ct ~ mos
New-York Pale i eel ing at 5dsc. $4,000
SFEDS-1he demand for Clover IL fair at and the
suppl, mode Timothy plenty and rather Lowell
with fair denspd sales Of go BAGS in lots at 10
for NOV ed e4ds4 o. for resped Rueh FLAX scarcsi
saes of small lots of old 81 S. and crops OF yeey IN
lots at 81 sea 81 81 Canary Seed qnet at % 75d S5
busbsl pie MY and squet ANAL sales at Boston
a. 81 &C cash, and hsre at - 30d 81 IS y bushol
STEARIN-The quite Email sales have been
made a. "a l7@c., cash.
sKINs-D nestle Deer are out Of market ForeSn arrive
spsnI
sALTPE tERTbo scarcity continues snd prices advance
rapidly the sales 30 bags 10 arrive, at ioc
ard 2t0c. exIeeted soon ct tc
SUGARS be feeling hanged but the market wears
ore q1iet a,rect Refined buoyani Crushed
and have sdvpeed E and are very active The moos
Europe he Month ending Aag 1854 were yo "a cwt
rerod s5 rs 4 The mount taken for no ne con.
pon curing the periods 71 B cwt sna Log 900
cw which sh great in the consumption whle
there Il afe. ling In the receipts saes day OF 400
Cnhs 10 AZ 7lHBc. We quote:
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tales ~ two ea'yors AZ slzdtD
LATnb are stsa0y at ~ a.
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Almanachs for 1864
French, r. FOR SALE 10
BY
oomic' a. N G Y,
Donalsonyillc. es4
American III ~
L DE I.UNlON.

NJ. Jacques Vivey, de Donaldsonville,
PREVENT ses mis- ct |e public que lie Ter
J%anvier proclaim. il feria a Donaldson.
vile. l'onverture'd de fHoTEL DE- L'uNIoN
%ancien hotel de Ia Ca'ifoFnieI ttabIis
sement quill Went de restaurer de fond
en- comble. --3f# r tt#t.5 ~ 84
MeubIes ct distribution dn local, tout
est organise aalourd'hui dams cctte mai.
on pour en- fairc un excellent hotel.
Elegance ct comfort, volta dfe!le a eta
Ia devise dh nonyean propsifthire en-
prenant des dispositions pour assurer. le
success dc son enterprise. s5
DE jolis apparteinents ponr gafcons,
dc bien vaste- ct bien connodes pour
families, ct par dessus celia, me bonnie
cuisine a Ia hordclaisc. VOLTA les titles
ayec lesquels M. Vivay soilicite ,,ou,
son etablis>eth:it le patronage du pu-
bic.
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AS no
MARION. a

Parti marion . IL i environ cinq mois
DC lhabitation de M. Eugene Comeau, sle
Negro Alfred de petite ~laille, trapu, fort,
peu vollte, aytant une cicatrice III des-
sus dune des paupieres, bccasionnee bar
IN EQUIP de pied de mulet.- Crosses Ieeres
-Cheseux tresses on moment de son de-
part. ssi ce Negro 81 tronvB ecroue dams
quelqu'une des ge6les de petat On saurait
bien gre au sherifdesl Ia paroisse on il pour
~ trouver den donnerlavis 4 nos bu-
reaax VI AN Engaae Comeau. s
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NOUVEAUTES, QUINCAILLE-
RES EFT GROCERIE. 81.

Lie soussigre a t~oujours en- main ct ofIre en-
yente a des prix bien moderes in immense as
sentiment de marchandises, tells que
"Calicos franeals, riches, caahemires de toutes
couleurs; soierie unie ct a carreaux; barpour
broche ct noir; robes bareges; MORE noire anti
que; gros de naples; mouchoirs, coils, chemiset-
ties ct manehes brodees;-mousselines de laine,
toutes c%ouleurs, %merinos, alpaca, boInbazine,
foulards, chally, draps, lingo de table, nappes ct
serviettes de toutes grandeurs; en- un mot tout
ce qui est du resort d un magasin de merchan-
discs seches bien ~assorli; E
ofre egalement EN- vente une grande guam
lite d'objets dequineaillerie ct de grocerie.
On vendra a un ENTHUSIASTICALLY toutes les
.marchandises d'tiiyer; quaint aux m~archandises
d etc don't lie stock Went d'etre renouvele, Giles
seront verdues a des conditions a~vahtageuses.
.HADOLPHE IDRET s. Co.
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b. RABAssE.
&. Dontiste de Paris.
Iaintenant i Napoleonville.

Ayant oompos6 mn DONTALG
QUE qui gu6rit radicalement les 4
de dents Ell arretesla earie,a fhonReu.
den faire part 4 SEES cliens'e t d'offrir scs
services aux personncs qai peuyent en-
ayoir besoin.
sAinsi ~maintenants plus destruction,
plus de- souiIfances, ct preservation cer-
taine ct facilc.
trIl VII cottihucfse s voyagescomme
ffaisaft aup aravant. LAD.
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A
rOUR CAUSE M DEPART.

Une terre mcsurant trois arpents de
face sur quaraDte de protondeur, sitnee
q environ sept miles de Donaldsonyille
avec mt joiie maison dc residence,
ecuries, Inagasins ct autres authorizations
Une lonnellerie en- parfait ordre ct
a~chalandee depuis longtemps depend dc
la propriete.
Pour les conditions ct plus ampIes
renseignements s~'adresser sur les Iieux
u M. r. NeitzeroT.
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EDMOND MAURIN,

AVOCAI,, Il NHPOLEONVILLE.
Exerce sa profession dams lie 5eme
District Judiciaire, composites parolsses
Assumption, Lafourchc Inferno ct Ter
rebonne. Il donnera tons ses SONS aux
a~ffaires qo'on voudra bien lui confer
dams ce districttetles avoisinants. Z
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-pOIS DE .CYPRE DU MOULIN
desM. lanes kline.

MI. JAMES, KANE PREVENT les habitants
do N~apol6onville Il du Bayou Lafourche
Quill -tfanspertera du bois dams le village
trois fois par semaine, 10 mardis leAjcudi,
Fl lie sanedi. Toute personne qui YOU
dra scontracter. ayec lui le r~encontrera \
NapoleonvilIs les liours ci dessus d6signes,
III PREVENT 6galemsnt 10 public que
,on depot est sitne Wis -a.yis le. rnagasin
lie NJ. Nathan Webster 1t que &c derhier.
est auiofiss u aaraitor EN- son absence
arec quiconque 81 pr6sentsra pour acheter
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TOWN DIRLCTORY
EDMOND MAURIN,
1T LAW.

Practices. IN the Fifth Judicial District
in the parishes Of Assumption, La
fourche Interior and Telrebonne, and
will give particular attention TO law suits
that may be entrusted to him. !
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CYPRIEN A. B~ARILLEAU,
At LAW,

Pratices in the Fifth Judicial District, in
the parishes of Assumption, Lafoufche lnte-
rior and Terrebonne, and will give particular
attention to law suits that may be entrusted to
HIM. 44E# G@
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CYPRfEN A. BARiLLEAU,
AVOCaT Il NdPOLEONVILLE,

Exerce sa profession dams lie SEINE District
Judieiaire, compose des paroisses Assumption,
Lafoufche Inferno ct Terrebonne. IL donnera
tous ses SONS aux ~affaires qu'on voudra bien
lni coulter dams &c district ct les ayoisinants
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-01-21

MADAGEa4 ~G50A155gg,
d rbonneur ~d'annoneer . BEL. anis u nl
public en-, general ,au'elIe Went de- aire
remettre, & .neuf ct d'arranger, pour ID plus
grande commodit6 des pei sofines qtil Pho
norcnt de letm c~onfiance,
ne1hDo1nvgranndann dSDmon
/. Rue Cont 26 entire ,Chortrss et Leyss.
Outre. le grand nonbrc de cl.ambres
et. de cabinets auiIpermetd DC refeyoir 100
d 1876 ~pensionnafres, iii uouSera dams
Get lotel. de wastes 81 confoftaI,les appar-
pour fEamiTless = 80 ~
La nianieredoat Get ESTABLISHMENT est
MI sous 'tbus les fapportsy les soins donA
mes aux yoyageurs, tet1pars sdessns tout Ia
qualit6 ct ID anouveaute des NETS don't la
Ia blet o stfourinie, aussi lbien que les soins
appeftes i iebf preparation, font esT'eFerA
Nine Georges qu'elleraura CONNIE par le
pass6, lep bieavaiIlaat patronage des cito-
yens de la Nlle-0rleans ct de messlcurs
les habitanss en- general. a.
Mime Georges profile Dc cette occasion
pour announcer que ses dejeuners .sont Dc
) hsures i Q hssunress liz, y Z diner Dc !
a henres. Is. .sst vi v. sss4sA
Les chambres, y codnpris IA pension
sont aux priix sniiyants VI par jour
S / SO ct IS 2 par jour, auiyant lsur imy
poiftancc.
ia - , na A8s
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. II, Mississippi street,
DoNALDsONvILLE.

John Bulls Sands and Townsend's Sarsa
parilla, Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs,
colds, etc, Liverwort; and tar and canchala
qua, for consumption, balsaIm ofwild cherry
for diseases oftbe lungs, Compound syrup
ofNaptha, for asthma and colds.
Oxygenated bitters, for dyspepsia, phthi.
sic, etc, India cholagogue, for fever and
ague, etc, Electrical febrifuge or Speeds
fever tonic; Railways ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for ~rheumatisms and govt.
Winer's Canadian vermifuge, Longloy's
great western panacea, f~orliver complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains ofall kinds
Mexican mustang liniment for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
liniment for horses, sherman's Olosaonian,
all healing balsam, Magical pain extractor,
for all kinds of sores, Jew Dayid's or He
brew's Plasters.
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MACoNNAGE.

Fl . EEfEtE.-t ~ I'd eEEEEt LFErEEtEsA III -s=s4T
NJ. JosEPH T. Auco,ia fait SAVIOR d tous SEES
amis ct an public quill est etabli tout pres de
Feglise paroissiale ct quill a t~oujoars en- main
de la chalx, des ~briques, ct tous les nat6riaux
qui sont du resort des entrepreneurs maeons.
CONNIE par le passe. il contractera des en-
gagemeuts, q des conditions ayantageuses, soft
pour brhler desl %briques, soft pour smouter des
eqnlpages, soft pom, executor des enterprises
de maeeonnerie de q~lelque genre que &c soft.
M. Aucoin Went d'etablir sur sa residence
une brllqueterie (brick-yard) ct pourra re9lnplir a
des prix ct termes avalitageu4 toutes les COM
nandes qn'on lui fera.
II entfeprendra egalernent Ia construction
des tombes dams e cimetiaare de 'egliset pirois
STALE, de quelque dimension ct de q%uelque for
me qu'on les desirera.-H q pris ses measures
pour executor bien ct vite tous les ouvrages qa.
lui seront coniies 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-01-21

COLLEGE JMILITAIkE DU Sui
W ETs EooLg c1AsslQuF EFT COMMERCIALS,
I'll Est PMsCNgOagSO
Sous la s~uriintendance III cnpitaine Walsh'
r. II. s. dernieremem President de Ia
caaenue d'eransen m.iiitaire de Leuec-
kenham pres de Lomdres, aute,r dun
Cathechisme Militaire etc., assiste pa'
DIES professors competents CT eTpera-
nlcnles. b
lie College sera ouvert lie Ter Juliet 1884
ct lie cours d'etude embrassera une education
complete, EN- anglais, en- ~franeais, en- allemafd
en- espagnol, dirige par DIES professeufs ofigl
mares des dites contrees, en- Hebreu ct les
lanrrles de POrient, en- arithmetique, -mathe-
matiques, Ia tenue des livres, lie genie, Parpen-
tage, rastronomie, la navigation, la pfillosopille
ella chimie
La plus grande attention sera donnee aux
mnurs. aux manieres, aux habitudes ct au Ian
pe des elayes, on leur donnera Ell tout
temps tous les SONS possibIes. En- obelssant a
Ia discipline militaire, ON s'assure La proprete,
la bienseance, de BONES manleres ct la ponc-
tualite.
b Les elayes feront tous les apras-midi quel-
cues exercices militaires simples.-lls auront
Pusage dune chambre q balils tres
lie College Sc trouve sur le rlvage de Ia me a,.
el il est bon d'observer que les eaux DE- la mef
d Est Pascagoula, sont beaucouP plus iofCes ee
plus pures qu'elles lie lie sont aux aatres e'a-
blissements de bains sur les boris DID Lac.
A cause dn voisinage de la Nlle-Orleans ct
de la Mobile, de sa salubrlte, ct de iaosehce ue
ces associations pernlcleuses des vines 81 aes
grandes communicates, le .capitalne Walshe'
1 instance de Sos patrons, a transporte le 10
cal du College a Est Pascagoula gu ron trouye
tous les ayantages aes liss' SUN .ns H H.
sans leurs Influences ct leurs pfejualces 10
eaux,
TERMES.
L.aaara 81 enseigaenraeat
f,ens.o", oeo'p' eo5
ar mos ; 2 80 ~ ~1o
Extremes, 90 10
Extras a..a j.
La musique, piano, vloloh' nue. e"'
be dessin, K
La danse, S.
Auc,ne deduction ne sera faite excepte en-
cas- de maladie pfolongee.-Les livres, le pa.
pprix ID @facture. NH
les elaves ~paieront une somtne de Sio pour
to,rnit,lre de iii, matelas, ofeiliers, laye-mains
A. moustiuuaires, ct devront etre mf1nls de o
ssrviettes, detix paires de draps, deux tales o
rs;llsrs. me rrande couverture ct une coufte-
80 - 1899 @ ~
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A. GENTLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Practices in the Fifth JudicialDistrict,-
! the parishes Of Assumption, Lafourche
Interior and T1erreboane, and will give par.
cular attention to law suits that may be en-
listed t 0 him. s15,nl*s
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It. ROGER. s9t a
CHARRON, FoRGERON, SELLER, CAR

HUSSIER.
lie soussigne PREVENT le pubic quill s'est
adjoint depuis qleique temps unS habile Car.
rossier ct quill est a meme dorenavant de
contractor pour toute espsce de reparatlons
de v~oitures.
II s'est attache egalement le mecanliicien
qui a 81 longtemps trayaille avec I'm rare sue
ces dams les ateliers de NJ. Crane. II nest
done pasdsouyrages gull ne puiisse .cntrepr,en-
Dire aujourd'hui pour la reparation des me
mes.
II espere done autant par la modicite de
ses prix que par le fini tn travail de sd selle
RE ct de sa forge, obtenir ct s~atisfaire SEES
nombreuse clientele,
TRAsIMoND ROGER.
Napo1eonviile. III
81 4 49, @M .aa. aIf
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE THE!

IA j. soussigne Went de ~recevoir I'm envoi de
aaada Thes a~ssortis, i~mportes par la compagnie
connue sousle nom de NeaO York Canton Tea
Company, etFotfre en- vente.> aa,i
a ANDREW GINGRY,
n2*] Agenttsla Corapagnie. a Donaldsonville
jHAREsH Garden Seeds just received
AA from Prince & Co celebrated Gar
dens, at Flushing, New-York, "a general
assortment of Garden seeds.
Also a select assortment ofFlower
Seeds. ga z3
Prescrves--4 cases Shakers preserves
assorted, a superior article, for sale by
BonalsonViIle, La
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~, alfesH supply oltne following fnedicl-
mes:
Dor colds, coughs, Group, Consumption,
Bronchitis, Asthma, dyspepsia, Splitting
blood and the general affections Of the
Lungs ayers Cherry p%eetoral =
Wild cherry and Tar-Liverwort and Tar
Balsam Of Wild cherry - sherman's .Olo-
seaman. - Indian Vegetable Elixir
Longley's Great Western Panacea-Oxi-
genated Bitters jew David, Hebrews
Plaster.
For Rheumatism, Tooth ache, pains in
the limbs, Swellings, Head Ache, Burns,
Sprains, cuts, Piles & d.
Venitians Linimtnt - Mexican Mus
tang,,-- Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
For Fever and ether bilious Diseases.
India Cholagogue, Clemens Indian To-
Mo.
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Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
MoHat's do do.
VIM. Wrightss do do

Magnetic powder fordestrnction of roa-
ches, Phosphoric paste, Death on rats.
Al o:-Castor oil, Epsum salt, sulfate
de quinine, de Powers ct Weightman eft dc
Robiqnet.
Poudres de seidlilz.
Donaldsonville, 10 JUN 1852.
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PATENT MEDICINES DEPOT.
ono. IT,
Miss. Street Donaldsonuille.

Always on hand, for sale for.Cash, On
ly, q fresh supply ofthe following medici.
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COLLEGE JMILITAIRE DU SUD
sH 1T EooLs t1AsslQuF Er COMMERCIALS,
I'll Est PMsCNgOsggO

Sous la s~urintendance III capitatne Waishe
r. Il. s. dernteremem President de Ia
caaenue d'eransen miiitaire de Leuec-
henham pres de Londrssl, anteur dn"
Cathechisme Militaire etc., assiste par
DIES professors competents CT eTpefs-
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-22
L. MINNESOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY, NOV EMBER - 1855

The usurpcr Of Bornu. Abd-et Rahnan who
was ovwthrown soon afterwards. had spread
the report OF Barth's death. 40 that hc might
take possession of his property with greater
secority, This placed Barth In the most un.
fortunate position; however. by means Al .
charitable Jew, from whom he obtained loan
at one hundr,d per cent, he was enabled, on
the 9th Of November, 10 quit the picturesque
but unhealthy Kama. lie returned through
Fessan aud Tripol. aud to the great JOY Of the
civilized world. which took such an anxious
interest 10 his daring and adventurous enter-
prise, he reached Marseillcs in safety,
Nothing Int the noblcst neal in the cause Of
sciencr could have supported him amiiet the
numberh~s dangers To which, he has hourly OK.
posed Cor nearly six wears. Almost invariably
the European traveller in Central Africa falls a
victim 10 tcver, anil the instances aw very rare
where any one has returned alive lIarih has
been one Of the most fortunate exceptions. 49,
Every day ior years he has been exposed TO va
ried AMI constant pcrik'--ifom Ecvcr heat. the
dagger Of the murderer and thu fanatic. and
from starvation --umier the yioIcni rains II the
tropics and thu vertical rays Of an African SUI
aGnt never. under the most adverse circum.
stances did his outrage and confidence seem 10
iorsakc him. Even when his situation APPEAR.
el the most hopet~s. h. was ever courageous.
rsolnic and inmoyable in his determination. a.
The public awaits, with the creates, interest. n
full account Of his travels and trials,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-22

AsrsmAx MAsstgs. II will he recoIleeteJ
aays the Washington Star. that year or two
ago the War Department advertised Tor sI~ci-
mems VI American marble, With the view ol
making selections 10 the end Of urng them ia
the construction u the orbapcDte,I portions 81
the extension Of the Capitol building To q
certain extent the advertisement had the de
sired effect, aud large number Of specimen,
have been received, nearly all ~ which ar
ssid u be judged worthy of being employed ia
this national work. 11,e regret 81 the Depart
nent. however. Is said Ia b. that more have
not tcen seDt in AZ Il IL, specimens, many
~ them comparing adyantageously With The
finest and most beautiful and striking MARBLES
4 the Old World have been collected here.
The most remarkable specimes. however -
q newly discovered marble. from Frederick
county, Nd. within some ninety mikes 81 thus
city. the existence u which would probably
not have t,een known 10 the world 10 this day
but for the advertisement 10 which VIC re'er
above II 10 a stone Of very fine grain. with .
pure Whit ground. on which, IN rich proinsion,
are spread brown. purple. yellow, and brigh,
red Clouds The eAsct 81 its combination Of
color. must he seen TO bs reaIixsd We be-
Iisye that nothing like il has yet been de-
,eribesi in works on sschitectare or art. II Is
MT ye, known whether any considerable qusn'
ti,y Of II can he obtainri--even enough "a
supply the limited quantity tina, can BE- used
10 this building.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-22

Mr. Stephen Ire died near Peekskill, n. V.
on Wednesday. the 10Th altmo, Of hydropbo
bia. II appears he was bitten on the little
finger by small dog in May last, but thought
little OF it until the first OF October when his
finger became painful This he attributed to
rheumatism until he went To pail of water
for drink. Tho momen, the water touched
his lips Sudden convulsive and jerking move
Inent Of his throa, aud chest threw his hand
from his mouth Surprised at snch strange
act he again carried the cup 10 hi. mouth,
aud the same violent thToe cnsued. lie made
the third attempt and with the same result.
| II then for the first time struck him that he
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-22
Not QMisc Posted Up.


Our ailecttouate COUSINS Ia America 80 SCI.
dom give Us credit for being in advance ii
themselves in the smallest matter that is dou.
bly, yexing when they condescend 10 praise ',s
to find the praise undcr~ryrl. 4 case Of this
kind occun in the las, file from New York. -
A farInl railway catastrophe a"mas'acrc" the
New York Herald more justly calls it, had ellie
tied a very severe article from the Editor. who
vchenantly denounced thu cupidity and nrgli
gence Of railway Directors, and the inctlicicncy
Of the laws to 10 compel them to provide fdr
the public SAFETY. The article might be- trans
Errsl bodily, to London paper, prop~ Of
any of the "nassacr,~'' which have recently Ia.
ken place ou our own lines The only passage
which, We are truly sorry to say would have to
he cxpung"l, would be ., New York journal.
ists statement, that for lesser offences against
public safety, British Railway Directors have
been imprisoned for n term Of years. We no
more think Of furnishing rich and respectable
people than our American cousins do, We
send enginedrivcrs pointsman, station-masters
and such like oanoHe to prison fora term, hut
railway Director--the really guilty party eel
imprison hnm = NO, our fair cousin.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-22

SwrliKp Dnsssrs. tbnp,ibus.w~ and com
mon carriages arr terribly trying on this new
AMI highiau,in s,yic 81 t,nDipo baloonery and
the narrow p,ssageways IN sotne II the then
tres oim would think would block them out nj.
together 4 f'w nights since, ! saw . lady
whn-r amplitude was soRrat that you would
swear that she would stick fast In a barn door
-,lnirm and twist herself through passage
along which n child Of -x years would hardly
find elbow ruonl they ilattcn themselves down
when you ut down through 10 thu real flesh
blood hs m sham a counterfeit Nm
soHs paus Lefsr ~ P,mg.n