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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-27
AN ACE

AN All
TO amend an act entitled an act to incorporate the
St. Anthony Boom Company" approved February
9Th, 1852.
BE ii Enacted by the Legislature assembly Of tie Ter
rtory Of Minnesota:
| That the Act approved February 9th, 1852, enti-
tied g an act to incorporate the ST. Anthony Boom
Company be, and the sumo is hereby amended as
follows:
Sec. 6, OF said act is amended by adding at the
close of said section the words following, tu-wt:
Proded further, That this charter shall not be avoid
ed by any irregulary of proceeding in the choice OF
officers hereunder, or by any neg lect to choose off,
above provided and that in all cases. the Cttl-
of said company elected under the provisions OF
this act, shall hold office until their shall
have been duly chosen and qualified to enter upon the
duties OF their office.
Section seventh of said act is amended so as 10
read follows:
Sec. Z. The President of said company shall have
the power to call meeting of the stockholders at any
time, by giving five days. notice of the time and place
of such meeting, in any newspaper published in this
Territory, and any three Of the board Of directors,
majority in value OF the stockholders, shall have
the like power to call such meetings OF the stockhold
ers in like manner; and in the annual meeting
of said company shall not be held as provided in the
sixth section Of this act, or directors shall not be
chosen thercat provided in said section, such di-
rc:tors may be chosen at any special meeting OF the
stockholders called and held as herein prescribed:
Pro1ded, That the duties and powers of the Presi-
dent and other officers Of said company, in this
specifically forth, shall be specified and pre-
scrbed in the bylaws adopted by the board of drec-
tors, according to the provisions of the fifth section
of this act.
Sec. 9, OF said act is hereby amended by adding
at the close thereof, the words following, to-wit:
And whenever the Secretary shall fail to be present
at any meeting of the directors, or stockholders, a
secretary pro tem shall be chosen, who shall perform
the duties of secretary at such meeting
Sec. l4th, OF said act is amended by adding at the
close thereof, the words following, to-wit And said
company shall have lien upon all logs which may
remain in, or have been turned out of said boom for
all charges thereupon due them, and the boom
may any time take possession Of logs of any mark,
the charges upon which the said company have not
been paid, and sell enough of such logs to pay all
such charges, first giving ten days public notice
thereof.
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Soldiers Attend !
IWS! MORE BOUNTY LAND

GOOD NEWS! MORE BOUNTY LANDil
A LAW passed Congress March 3d. 1855, giving One
"A Hundred and Sixty Acres OF Land to all persons
who have performed IA days military service in any
OF the United States since 1875.
The Law includes all the Commissioned and Non Com
missioned Officers, Musicians and Prvates (ncludng 10
dams either Volunteers, Rangers, Militia Transfers
Also, all the Commissioned and Non Commissioned Of
cers of the Navy, Seamen Landsmen Marines otilla
Men, Chaplains and Clerks.
THOSE WHO HAVE RECEIVED 40 OR so ACRES ARE
ENTITLED TO ENOUGH MORE 10 MAKE THE leo.
Soldiers of the Black Hawk, Patriot and others wais
who have made applications tor land and failed &C
count of not having served one month"; get l6O
if they served fourteen days, they engag
ed in battle.
The Veteran Soldiers of the Revolution who draw pen
sons entitled to land. If dead their widows
draw it.
The benefits of this act Tin Of the soldiers death)
extend to his widow, his MINOR children, but to
other heirs.
is thought that nearly two hundred millions of
will be issued under this act and in consequence OF the
large number of applications that will be made
siderable will necessarily elapse before they all
be acted upon. Remember the maxim, first come first
served"
We have made arrangements with experienced fl NJ
at Washington for obtaining Bounty Land for all entitled
to it living in this Territory, who may favor with
call.
WE MAKE NO CHARGE IN ANY CASE, UNLESS WI
OBTAIN THE LAND
Any information in regard the subject, cheerfully
given. PARKER CARVER
April 3-d&wtf Attorneys at
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-27

a SMART BOY.-A boy of our acquaintance
recently attended church, and after listening
attentively to the parable Of the wise and fool
sh house builders, said to his mother on the
way home:
81 don't think that man was so wise after
ALL
b "And why not my SON.
why if his house was built Oh rock.
where would he find place for his cellar"
"Sure enough sonny, where could he? That
idea never struck us before
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-27

- The PIONEER printed by Steam, on Taylors Large
ylinder Power Press The of Steam Power in our
Establishment enables to ute Book and Job Print
ng with increased despatch, ard at reduced prices
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-27

as- JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq is an authorized Agent
THE PIONEER at aena to procure subscribers ana au
sements His receipts will be regarded as payments
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OO Illus " " 'ugdI
20 do Crystalized DO
100 bbls Crushed do
so do Powdered 10
100 do A B do
80 DO SH Molasse,
80 do Reboiled do
rs hf bbls S ii do
30 kegs Syrup do
20 bblS Golden Syrup
100 kegs do
so ht chests Imperial Tea
so pkgs Y II do
80 do Black do
90 do Gunpowder do
900 sacks Rio Coffee
20 do Java do
20 boxes Ground do
10 casks Rice
100 boxes Family Soap
25 do Fancy do
10 do CASTLE do
10 do Mould Candles
% do Sperm do
| SO do Star do
IS hf boxes Star do
15qr do DO do
| 50 bbls Vinegar
40 pkgs Saleratus
lGO sacks G. A Salt
900 do Small Dairy do
SEQ do Large do do
100 bblS Common Salt
20 boxes Starch
10 hf do do
so bbls Pilot Bread
so do Butter Crackers
90 do Boston do
20 do Soda do
ID do Sugar do
20 inf hbls Soda Il"
so do Butter Go
so do Sugardo
50 do Wine DO
Is JblS Almonds
30 do FilbertS
10 do CaStanaS
20 cases Sardinc>
10 do Oysters
Is do I.oboter~
10 do CLAIMS
| 10000 lbs Goldfish
10 bbls Mackerei
10 hf bblS do
$50 kits do
$50 boxes Scaled Herring
so kits Tongues X sounds
10 bblS Pork
so do Lard
1000 lbs Cheese
500. coo Asst'd Cigars
400 boxes Chewing Tobacco
80 do Fine Cut do
40 do Asst'd Candies
20 pkgS nurl;ces Y Powders
10 Coils NJ
And all other articles usual
Grocery establishment, cons
Sept. l., 1855.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-27

-ery lowest market rates.
10 cases Olive OIL
10 boxes Asst'd PIE Fruits
20 doZ cans Ounces
25 do Peaches
10 do Pears
- DO Red Currant Jelly
- do Black do
} do Raspberry Jam
5 do Lemon Syrup
) do Ginger DO
) do Raspberry do
100 do Flavr'ng Extra cts
5 cases Preserved Ginger
10 boxes Maccaroni
lis do Vermacelli
b do Farina
ll0 doz cans Green Pea,
no do Shell Beam
% cases Asst'd Pickles
25 pkgs Mustard
5 bales Cloves
80 mats Cassia
) bags Pimento
5 do Pepper
100 lbs NutmegS
so lbs Mace
ito boxes Ground Ginger
no do Chocolate
10 do Cocoa
no do Tomato Catsup
20 do Pepper Sauce
5 kegs S c Soda
% hfbblS Cream Tartar
1 cases Decanters
Is do Tumblers
$50 doz Wash Boards
$50 doz Brooms
IL doz Market Ba sket>
20 doz Bed Cords
Is Coz Clothes Lines
10 doz Plow Lines
rs doz Buckets
so Nest Tubs
10 doZ Axe HelycS
40 boxes Clothes Pins
10 DO I'd Pipes
$50 cases Matches
% boxes Sx10 Glass
10 do IONA do
100 kegs Asst'd Nail>
10 bales Oakum
10 bbls Pitch
10 do Resin
10 do Tar
25 kegs Rife Powder
rs or kegs do
) cases ! ID cans do
Is kegs Blasting do
l25 bags Asst'd Shot
1900 lbs Bar Lead
$50, 900 q D Percussion Caps
, 20 bales Wicking
20 do TMhe
so do Batting
s 5000 Seamless Bag,
Manila Rope
ally for sale in a Wholesale
istantly on hand.
dawtf
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-27
MAkKLEN a KERN,

NAkkLEI 4 KERN,
uTAVE received their tall and winter stock OF Hard
ware Tools. Cutlery, Plated W are, Saddery, Whips
Churns Can Shelves, Straw Cutters, and all KINDS OF
House Furniture and Furnishing Goods.
No. Empire Block below the American House.
st Paul, Sept. Is, 1854. septZ'u
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-27

vs. All transient advertisements inserted in the
WEEKLy PIONEER will be charged the rate of 81 per
puare for the first insertion and SO cents per square
each subsequent insertion. The charges for yearly
advertisements may be ascertained at the Counting
Room.
60 LAWYERS BLANKs-The IGNITION of the profession
directed and elegant series of Law Blanks COW
process of printing at the Pioneer Office They all
rinted the best paper, and with and large sized
cript type. Those already issued are
Complaint Promssory Note, against all the Parties
Complaint Promssory Note, against EndOrser
Summons for Money Demand on Contract for Payment
u Money
Summons for Relief.
Df other Blanks we have issued
Bonds for Deeds;
Quit-Clam Deeds.
Mortgages.
In addition the above have printed a complete
Iof Bounty Land Claim Blanks, arranged to meet
very class of applicants under the Act of Congress-
pssead at the last session.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-27

Scz-The Phade phia Stpl, the organ OF the Penn
svlvania Know Nohngs, is down on the order in this
wise:
We are no longer disposed TO be made the cats
paw for designing demagoges, to pluck from the hot
ashes of political contention all the h0nors and pro-
fits while our principles not IN the least advan-
ced. We have seen enough TO make the heart SICK
en- at the corruption ami degeneracy OF the new school
politicians and active cautery must be applied to eat
thy anxiety after place, shall induce departure from
the straight path Of honest integrity, the most Ia
mentablc disasters must result"
REMARKABLE MANA correspondent OF tho
Kentucky Statesman gives the following sketch OF an
old citizen living in Pulaski county, named Elijah
Denny, who is perhaps the Oldest man in Kentucky
"He will be one hundred and eighteen years OF age
the 10Th OF September, and is active as many
men at forty. He works daily upon n farm, and
,hroug bout his whole life has been an carly rser.-
He informed the writer that he had never drank but
one cup of coffee, and that was in the year lS4S He
served seven wears in the war of the revolution and
vas wounded at the siege of Charleston; he was also
at the siege of Savannah, and in the battle of Eutaw
Springs. He was also present at the battles OF Cam
den. Kings Mountain and Monks Corner. He serv-
ed under Colonel Horny and Colonel Marion and was
an eyewitness of the suerngs and death OF Coione
Isaac Hayne, OF South Carolina, victim OF the rev
oluton He is very sprightly and active, and woula
he taken at apy time to be man of middle age. He
is a strict member Of the Baptist church, and rides
six miles to every regular meeting OF his church,
lie has four sons and five daug hteis-all livng-th'
eldest being now his seventy-eighih and the young
est in his fifty first year. Such Is brei sketch
this old soldier and republican,, who is, perhaps TIT
only surviving soldier Of Francis Marion, Sumpter
and Horny"
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-27

OF the Legisati Assembly of Minnesota Territory,
to Congress, for an appropriation TO complete the
Government Works at Fort Ridgely.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-27

TO amend al act entitled sc incorporate the
St. Anthony Boom Company" approved February
eth, 1852
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-27
Groceries sc,
A. L.. Larpenteur,
WHOLESALE GROCER AND CO-MMIS-
SION MERCHANT,
copNrp TuIpD Avn I,crcoN STprETS

CORNER THIRD AND JACKSON STREETS,
SAINT PAUL, M. II.
1TAS in store and large and complete stock
ll of Groceries Provisions, Wooden Ware &c, to
which the attention OF the Trade particularly request
ed His stock consists in part of the following article
which are offered at the very lowest market rates.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-27

A BILL
Granting to George r. Suntz the right to establish
and maintain ferry across the ST. Louis River.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-08
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

-,
IL tween MAIN and Sycamore streets tCaidwsll's Hall in
the City Of Evansville nd snds the reception Of
at all times from the hrss of September until the mid
The mp style equal any other similar
Institution in the Wss and effort shall be wanted the
The system adopted 70 teaching is Analytical Inducve
making original entries akrs
of balances and closing variety OF
Of ooks both for partnership business
including balance &c In Tact precisely the
duties that will be required in the House.
thus qualify the student entering the
dae; OF AccoosrAsIio hind Of business Ths
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
In al branches ncudns adapted to the Re-
ness Accounts Current Account sales Mercantile Calcua
lions and compsts system Of Commercial
being individually In CLASSES
students therefore enter time and progress in the
ratio Of their capacity.
ruLL course ca, completed In eight weeks
may require than four weeks The how
free Of charge.
Tue PsIscIpAL will take pleasure in doing e.sryships
advance his and make them and
: DIPLOMAS awarded 70 those deemed worthy Of them.
TERMS SECURED for tn.
Book -Keepa SIS 90: Mere ,nte Calculations. $500
Young men wishing qualify themselves Practical Boot
70 ia tx %
tases be derived from attending course ofssons in
Institutou.
more practical part BsokKeepinsn this than
could in the House num'er Of
ns IS IN the evening Ps; attending
s.ssous will furnish their own lights For further informs
ton call the rooms. address the undersigned.
to ,os s.Ss full EREnxH BENZ rpopsi
EVANSVILLE. August. 1854. augz
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OTO Our contemporary, the senior Of the
Enquirer, has been absent from the city for
several days. In is rumored that he is at
Washington. 1t is thought by some. that his
chances are very fair for the Secretaryship
of the Galapagos Island, recently purchased
on a guano speculation by the government,
Al the cost of three millions of dollars. As
il has since been discovered that there 10 no
guano on the Island, the duties Of Secretary
of State will be light. consisting principally
In removing oil obstacles to future deposit
OF the article. Our contemporary having been
one of the most active advocates for annexa.
ton. We sincerely hope the report will be
corrobcrated. The revenue of the Islands
will consist principally Of the eggs of turtles
and other birds of an Aquatic character, out
of which he will, doubtless receive an ample
salary. IL Is not often that faith fui party
service meets SO appropriate a reward.
.ss.eiatr Gin Times
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-08

u The editor of the English woman's
Domestic Magazine warrants the efficacy OF
either of the following methods of replying
to gentlemen when they pop the questions:
l. Especially recommended to blondes
Pause, sigh very soft, then your eyes with
q good deal Of wonder, (of course. you have
been trying to make il out, and can't,) look
your lover in the face and say. "What-what
can you mean, dear Alfredo" II the last
words are spoken with little tremble, SO
much the better. 2, ..
2. Very suitable for brunettes. Give a
start, fash glance at the questioner, turn
aside, and he unable to speak your emotion:
one hand pressed high upon your bosom will
express this difficulty.
3. Safe in the hands of any body, and gen.
orally considered clinchef. Burst into
tears, covering your face with your hands,
IL you can't cry, drooP your head upon the
inqusitor's shoulder, and murmur, "Oh, VIII.
liam!" .-ausa
For "merry grigs" and nice little girls,
1t 10 enough to say "No"-Pout, shake their
shoulders and look pretty.
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HR CONGREs
THrarY.THIRD coNGREss--sEcoND SESSION.

p ,fi- WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.
SEHATE-Mr. Stuart presented . joint res
olution of the Legislature of Michigan in.
strocting the Senators and requesting the
Representatives from that State to use their
best exertions to procure the passage of an
act prohibiting the introduction or existe nce
of slavery in any Of the territories of the
United States. particularly those of Kansas
and Nebraska, and to introduce without de-
lay bill for the later purpose and also to pro-
cure the immediate repeal of the act of 1850,
known as the Fugitive Slave Law.
Mr.. Cass said when, some years ago, the
Legislature OF Michigan instructed her dele.
CATION in Congress to vote for the Wilmot
proviso, he said he should resign when call.
ed upon to act, and the Legislature repealed
those instructions, and he. therefore, did not
resign. He said in the present case he
would neither follow those instructions nor
resign, and proceeded to state his reasons.
Several other memorials were presented.
Mr.. Broadhead's Bounty Land Bill was
taken up, and, after being variousIy amended
passed. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-A resolution was adopted, by q
vote of 1876 against AZ setting apart, the 9Th
inst for the consideration of public bills re-.
ported and to be reported by the judiciary
Committee, and the 18th inst, for the con.
s,deratiOn Of bills from the Committee on
Naval affairs.
Mr.. Witte endeavored to introduce series
Of anti. Know Nothing resolution, but did not
succeed. Two.thirds Of the members refused
voting for that purpose. He said he wanted
the vote to be regarded rs a test question.
The remainder of the day was spent in
considering the report o. the select committee
in Colt patent case heretofore made-several
witnesses refusing to appear and testify.
CONCORD, N. n. Feb. 8.
Rev. John Moore, who was nomination by
mistake by the Know Nothings for Governor
died suddenly here to-day. ossr, 4
CHICAGO, Feb. 8.
A resolution reprehending Messrs. Doug.
las aud Shields, for their course as Senator's
from this state, in the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise, passed the House to-day by q
vote of 81 to ~. +. r--..t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-08
From tho Iadiansf slls J0ufnsf.
Value 90 lndIaua Free Bank Money.

Bslow We give Rebort Of the Citizens Committee,
which appointed TO 6x the value OF Free Bank pa.
per. These gentlemen were selected from among oui
best business men. There Is no important difference be-
tween this classification aud that made by the Associa
ton OF Free Bankers ut tho late meeting. There Is
very general feeling among all classes of people In the
city to be governed by uniform rae for
Free Bank money: and far ~ we learn, the fol-
lowing list gives Subtraction. ~
Nm sega I'd sAgency," the Committee, In view Of
s0e appointment Of DePauw an Defrees, BY the Free
Bankers for the same purpose contemplated BY the cti
ns have concluded TO defer that matter, and II salts
factory allow the Bankers Agency osupercede the one
the COMMITTEES was directed TO establish:
REPORT. ,.. 81
To committee appointed ats public meeting OF the
Business Men OF Indianapolis, held the Coun House,
December 3oh 1854 to examine the securities OF the
Stock Banks Of Indiana and classify them according to
the value OF the bonds deposited with the State Auditor
report follows and recommend that the bin be re-
eeived at the prices named Should any Of the banks
ed In tbs FIRST class refuse TO redeem In DIN the
.,se secoOd third classes change the cassf
cation will be altered accordingly.
- GEO. r. BROWNING, Secretary.
Indianapolis, Jan. IL, 1885.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
I Reported expressly for the Daily Journal. ]

Reported expressly for the Daily Journal.
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- aa CINCINNATI, Feb. 6, p. NJ.
Aspect Of river unchanged; weather mild Their
momeier SOC above zero.
Flour saSo5 whisky s4aa5; nothing in provi-
sions; lard S l-2 cheese 9aiO. business continues
very dull; money easy for prime paper.
-.,1a,- sas NEW YORK, Feb. 6, p. NJ.
Flour firm, sales 5000 bbls Ohio; southern
frmer, sales $500 bbls; wheat firm; corn firmer
with upward tendency, 20,i 90 Blu " hite at l00a
i0i, yellow at 100; pork 6rmer, sales old mess at
1850, new l4l2ai425; beef unchanged; lard low
er. 100 kegs 10 I-2ai0 "a. 400 Sbls 9 I 4s9 "a;
Ohio whisky firm 33a33 IA; sales 100 bags Rio
coffee at 9ai0 linseed oil dull at 77a,6; KY. to-
basso I-2a9; stocks higher and active; money
easier al 5a7 on call
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DIR. JOHN B. GENTRY. OCUi.IsT,
FRANKFORT. KY.

WILL GIVE HIS uxpIvIDEp EYES,
Of the hops s h s
ny capacity .s, ,s:d.s hs ~
Bill. made sssrs srssns ,ss can
ton from any whatever stay in Hendsr
ry encouraged. and have doubt win be- ave
the undsr signed. citizens Of Frankfort. Ky:
b.
vruen character and who about be placed
eyes were dim sad sh.aowy in their arp.raaes and they
disease having existed With Of then a. far back uf
certify in tn. Incredible shor. % weeh: they
orctle the gratitude they is. the
P pa: II fs ii il.
j. Sw,siKT CLERK Court Appeals. aT :
THos. 5. PAGE. Auditor. 80 falaf Z
E..x.roxr: J.nn.ry '5A; 1854.
s.amine Cd he eyes Of Miss - Of Henry county. Ky
before he the Is az Oeass
pain But she Was totally deprived ofssht and said
ALL be: e !. . ''s could
+ a.s s::s:s4~. Judge. o..,. Of A,...l..
Hon. JoHN J. CRrrrENpEs and X. r. LKrcHEE-Gsnts:-
DR. B. Gentry city visit New Orleans
coming winter the purpose praccng his profession
cculist We therefor ueud him 10 the highest
the scientific ki In his
sion. Respec fully yours. Sc. 7sitf
J JaSss M. es1ss'Ans, F.rn.n -i'9 40. !,
S sW. + bo sosnA-' H.rd~.r. Dealers.
Isr k1 s1.sI. Dry Good, Merchants. -~
JAMES MoSRos. Police Judge. Is
So. r. LuckErr. roprsesors of Mansiea House.
w w e s1nSas'as' Dry Good. Merchants.
VIZ. J hns Ksspen Of Livery Stables.
j. C. HERNpox County Judge.
]. b. VASARsDALr. Proprietor Frsnklin Houss
w. b. aUEhAS. City Marshal.
Nd. NORRIS. Deputy Sheriff do DO. t-
DAVID MERRIw ETHER. Frankfort Hotel.
G. w. CkADDocK. Atty. Law. Ft1 p on
JOHN NJ. HARLAN City Attorney.
JAMES HARLAN. Atty. GeaeTal Of Ky.
acquainted with the sentemsn whs have sasd the
OF and titled 70 be such
This We ehserfully certify. CsIrrESpES.
orrBr or sEcRrrARr OF SrzrI. >
COL 8. HAScocK-My dear Friend have the pleasure
Of Dr. Gentry of this city who visits
city al Oculst The Doctor has the
highest his profession in this part the STATE
aud he has MADE some which have come
In personal The Doctor stands high in this
community and Kindness shsw him.
will be ed gneman. and confer favor
upon your friend, and obedient servant.
jan27- 3d3tw GRANT GREEN. See. Of State.
DURE Cider Vinegar expressly for family use st 81
II janT 7. BACON Il CO. s Family Grocery.
n-s~N hp.>Hu
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JENNY LSD-From a private correspon-
dence dated Stockholm, Sweden, December
18th, we learn that Madame fanny Lind
Goldschmidt was in that city attending to
her property. She was unaccompanied by
her husband, the laws of Sweden forbiddin Q
the presence Of Jew. The correspondent
adds that Jenny had so changed in appear
snce, and grown SO old In looks. that her old.
est and most intimate friends did not reoog-
nice her.-(N. Y. Tines.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-08

LAGER BEER FOR Bosrox.-Mr. Lauer, a
brewer Of Reading. Pa, has received an order
from parties in Boston-where the Main Law
is in full fOrce-for the supply Of So barrels
of his lager beer weekly.