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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-06

a9"In this mammon-worshiping age, it is
rare TO find man place his usefulness to the
public before his interest. During late
visit to the City of Spindles,' we were
presented by a professional friend, to the
celebrated chemist, DR.. J. G. Aver, whose
name is now perhaps more familiar than any
other, at the bedside of sickness, in this
country. Knowing the unprecedented pop
ularity of his medicines, and the immense
sale of them, we had expected to find him a
millionare, and rolling in wealth. But no,
we found him in his laboratory, busy with
his laborers, among his crucibles. alembics,
and retorts-gi,ing his best personal care to
the compounds, on the virtues of which,
thousands hang for health. We learned,
that Notwithstanding his vast business. and
lis prompt returns in cash, The Doctor is not
rich. The reason assigned is, that the mate
rial is costly, and he persists in making his
preparations SO expensively. that the nett
profit is SMALL American Farmer, Phil.
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n1TCH NOT1CE.---The nonresident and un-
~ known land owners of the east half of sections
II, 90 and 29 and the west half of sections l6 81
and %, town four north, of range east, (Milton
township,) in Wood county, Ohio, are hereby noti-
fed that petition has been presented to the
tees of said township. asking them to lay out and
establish a ditch or water course commencing
eighty rods south of the north west corner of sec
tion No. 33, in said township; thence north to the
north west corner of section 16, as prac-
tcable and that said trustees will meet the 10Th
of February and continue thereafter from day to
day until said ditch is laid out and apportioned
THOMAS STARTIN and Others
Jan. u, 1S55--4lwG* petitioners.
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The court of Common Pleas of wood co. .o.

Isaac 2. Thompson, surv. of C. c. Roby, plaintiff,
vs.. Samuel A. Ewing. defendant
TTNHE defendant, Samuel A. Ewing, will take no.
i tice that Isaac P. Thompson, survivor of c. C.
Roby, has filed petition against him in the above
court, asking Judgment for $l47.7s with interes,
since December 90 1849 and also for $1S.9O with
interest since May ~, $780, and unless you answer
said petition by the Oath day of February A. D.
1856, the next term of said court thereafter udg-
ment will be taken against you according to the
prayer of the petition. BY JAMES MURRAY,
Jan. q, 1S55.--4lwG$231 Atty of Ptf
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Alvah Gillet, George Lasky vs. Alfred Gruber.
n, virtue of an order TO me directed from
IL the court of common pleas of Wood
county, will offer for sale at the door of
the court house in Pcrrysburg, on the 22d of
January, 1855, between the hours of 10 A.
M. and P. NJ, two colts, taken as the
property of Alfred Gruber, on attachment
at the suit of Gillet & Lasky against said
Gruber. --,a.f w. L. COOK, Sheriff
Jan. 6, ls55.--4lw2$l vt5 .s.rts
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DARING ROBBERY BY MEANS OF CHLoRo-
FoRM.-A few evenings ago, as Col J. w. M.
Berrien, of Rome, Georgia, was riding in the
cars to Augusta. in company with his fani-
ly, stranger took his seat beside him, and
after some conversation succeeded in admin
istering to him chloroform until he became
insensible. He then cut the buttons off his
overcoat, and extracted from his side pocket
a package of bills amounting to &5,l60.-
Not content with this. he took from the
pantaloous pocket the Colonel's wallet. con-
tanning about 81 900, and made good his es-
cape. At the last account Colonel Berren
had not recovered from the effects of the
chloroform.
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THE PERRYsBURGt JOURNAL.

The imports of foreign dry goods at New
York for the week were sS820,647 entered,
and $6l7,950 thrown upon the market and
for the year $80.842, 936 entered, and $78,-
6l,7lS thrown upon the market; against
1903, ,705.0 oil entered, S90,530,762 thrown
upon the market last year.
The mortality in Philadelphia this year,
up to the 23d ult., was l0,528 deaths, of
which 6,486 were children and 3,042 adults,
the number of victims to cholera asphyxia
being SOL.
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that my son Frank
~ Souder, aged sixteen years, has left my
house without any provocation whatever
The public are therefore generally informed
that will not hold myself responsible for
any debts he may contract. All persons are
forbidden to settle with him any of my book
accounts, or pay him any moneys due me.
.... ..s....s JOHN SOUDER.
Perrysburg. Jan. 6, l855.--1lw3
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James Goodwin vs. James ]. Parks.

James GOdWin vs. James J. Parks.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ of ex-
~ ecution to me directed and delivered, from the
court of common pleas of Wood county, in this case
will offer for sale at the door of the court house
in Perrysburg, on Saturday, February TO- 1866 be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock
P. M. of said day, the following property to wit:
In-lots number $50, 337, 1885, 456, 60I, 624; also
out-lot No. 1873, in the town of Perrysburg. Also
the steam sawmill in the same town. known as
Parks's Steam Sawmill. Also, E. J. S. E. l. sec
"a II. l, U. S. r., all in Wood county, Ohio.
w. L. COOK, Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, Atty of Ptff.
Jan. 6, 1S55.--4lw5S212
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Gilbert Beach VS.. Freeman Il. Ellsworth.

Gilbert Beach vs.. Freeman H. Ellsworth.
SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of an execution
~ to me directed from the court of common pleas
of Wood county, Ohio, in this case, will offer
for sale at the door of the court house in Perrys
burg on Saturday February 10, 1855, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ of
said day. the north west quarter of the north east
quarter of section nine, (9) in township four a.
north, of range ten 90; also, the half of the
south east quarter of section number four az in the
same township and range, all in Wood county, Ohio.
w. L. COOK, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty for Pltff.
Jan. 6, 1S55.--41w5S2
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Gleason's Pictorial for the year 1856.

M Nj. BALLOU, who has edited the Picto-
4V1e rial from the commencement, having
bought out tie late proprietor, Mr.. F. Gleason,
Will conduct this popular and widely circulated
paper on his own account. The new volume viii
be radically improved in every respect and will be
published on finer paper than ever before, which
quality will be continued henceforth without
change. Many new and popular features will az
once be introduced, and the literary department.
will present array of talent and interest beyond
anything ithas before attempted. Theillustrations
will be ner and by better artists than have before
been engaged upon the paper, and altogether the
publication will be vastly improved and beauti6ed.
Arrangements have been made for representing
during the year. views of the most notable buii6-
lngs and localities throughout the United States,
as well giving likenesses of the most prominent
characters, male and female of artists and men OF
genius, such as have by their industry and skill
made for themselves fortune and name. In ao-
dition to these, various notable European scenes
and occurrences will also be given from week to
week, forming brilliant illustrated Journal
TERMS: INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE,
l subscriber, one year. -o- $500
4 1900
10 - 1000
ES>Any person sending sirteen subscribers at
the last rate, will receive the 18th copy gratis
NJ. Nj. BALLOU, Publisher and Proprietor .
Cor. fremont & Bromield sts., Boston, Mass.
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RAILROAD AccIDENT-ONE MAN KILLED
SEVERAL WouNDED-NINE CARS IN FRAG-
MENTs.--Last evening, about 8 o'clock, a
dreadful railroad accident occurred two
miles east of Mechani csburgh, on the Great
Western railroad, by the explosion of boil
er. The engineer, Henry Btterman, was
instantly killed, and the fireman was so bad
'ly scalded that he is not expected to live.
Several other persons were also slightly
injured. The engine was thrown eighty feet
from the track. Nine cars torn 10 atoms
The track for a considerable distance was
torn up. The deceased and wounded were
taken TO toSpringfeld. The engineer leaves a
wife and three Children Decatur (lll.)
Gaz., Dec. %. .s.
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Isaac p. Thompson vs. Phineas H. Durfey.

SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of writ of ex-
- ecution to me directed and delivered, from the
court of common pleas of Wood county, in the
above case will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in Perrysburg, on Saturday February
10, 1865, between 10 o'clock A, NJ. and 2 o'clock
P. NJ. of said day. Sawmill, situate at the
head of the Perrysburg Canal and Hydraulic,
and the leasehold estate which it is situated,
known as the Roby mill. Also, the south part of
the south fraction of section twenty-five (25) in
township six (Gl north, of range nine (9 east, in
Wood county, Ohio.
w. L. COOK, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
Jan. 6, 1S55--41w5S2.25
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Salaries OF FoREIGN MINIsTERs.--Th
reform diplomatic bill now before Congress
proposes the following salaries for foreign
ministers Great Britain, $l7, 500; France
and China, each $4,000; Spain, Russia
Austria and Prussia, each $4,000; Brazil
and Mexico, each 10000; Turkey. Peru and
Chill, each $4,000; Switzerland Rome, Ma
ples, Sardinia, Belgium, Holland, Portugal,
Denmark, Sweden, the Argentine Republic,
New Grenada, Bolivar. Ecuador, Venezuela,
Guatemala and Nicaragua, o., 500. y les-s
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II Asst NOTICE.--All those indebted to the late
- firm of Ross e. Key, or to the subscriber, are
notified to call during the present month"; settle and
save costa. Jan. 6, 1855. M. KEY, Jr.
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Speculation in Nebraska.


Some weeks since, the Morning Leader,
(Cievclanl o. charged that extensive land
spcculations were going forward in Nebraska,
and that the acting Governor Cunning,
Senator Douglas, Bird B. Chapman, and J.
w. GRAY, (editor of the Plaindeaer, Cleve-
land J were Jointly concerned in them. This
charge the Paindealer savagely denied
Yet we find in the Nebraska City News Of
the 9th inst, the following extraordinary let
ter from Governor Cunning (as is alleged
which seems TO sustain the material portions
Of the Leaders arraignment. 1t certainly
calls for explanations
To THE PEOPLE OF NEBRAsKA.-The fol-
lowing letter has come TO our hands, and we
vouch for its authenticity. 1t can be proved
by the testimony Of Major George Hepner and
the whole Iowa senate TO be his own hand
writing. 1t needs no comment from US
The original can be produced if wanted:
OMAHA CITY, Nov. 25, 1854.
DEAR GRAY: Your paper received, have
only time to write few words. | never for
get my friends. and furthermore, have al
wavs succeeded, thus far, in my efforts to
serve them The capital (this is strictly
priyate,) will be located, if ! control it, at
Omaha City. and there is every prospect that
it will be the greatest city in the west, be-
tween the Mississippi and California. Fur
thermore. IL ,cill stay 1ohGrc ii is put rely on
that. Also, on the election Of Chapman TO
Congress. Something may possibly turn up
10 disappont me, but have no fears. !
l'ave made the proprietors Of the town DEED
some extra lots to my friends. You have
been pillar of the administration, and the
combinations, and faithful TO western rights
on that account and being personal ac-
quaintanccs, am yours intimately, and al
ways with you in spirit. In a few days
shall have the pleasure Of sending you the
papers, putting you in possession of an in
terest in the capital worth now, from $3 900
10 s. 900, and Of indefinite value hereafter,
after the location.
This will be guarantee by the proprietors
Of the town. For the last few days have
not had a moment till now to reply 10
score Of letters, my room having been filled
with q succession Of delegations on the CAPT
tai question, armed with alternate bribes,
threats, and solicitations. Excuse haste.
Believe me ever yours,
(Signed) T.. B. CUNNING.
This precious epistle from Governor of
Nebraska was directed to Mr.. Gray, editor Of
the Cleveland Plaindealar. The object is
manifest. 1t explains many circumstances
concerning the census and the representation
Of this territory, and also the governors
anxiety TO have Chapman elected TO con-
gress. The Governor has published threat
ening handbill, issued from his precious
great city of the 1rcst, in order, if possible, toI
shield himself from the consequences of this
affair, but we assure him that he will be
likely to get justice shown him New York
Tribune.
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! DOR SALE OR RENT--A good dwelling house
Il in this place. Applyt to NJ. KEY, Jr.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-06

=. I<A41 = AN'
William SheFPaFd,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. g, CoMNERCIAL Row,
Was6ington Street, VICKSBURG, HISS,
DEALER IN
LIME, CEN E.ll I, GROCERIES
PRODUCE, FAMILY AND
plantation SaSpptGcs.
Has cOnstantly ii store The follow ~ articles:
FOR BUILDERS,
200bblss Rosendale Cement;l SO Thomas,cn Lime
$50 do Western Limo. Utica, Alton, Oolite. etc.
SO do Plaster Pafiss 500 bush Plasiering Hair,
so kegs assorted nails-S, 10, 6, a, and 3D.
NGUGt Stores.
60 bis and 50 Kegs n. g. Tari 10 bbls T'as
10 de flths 20do Rosins 10 bales oakum
MATCHES.
200 gross assorted Matches No. article.
Groceries.
50ksgs western Cheese. 20 bxs Raisins. IS III. do
40 an 5x5 do, % boxes assorted Candy rs do
Buckwheat Flouf, Is sacks 81. Louis.
80 boxes godhshs tierces new South Car. rice
so bxs Scotch Herring, 5000 no ] Brown sugar
TOBACCO and CIGARS
200 bxs Virginia. Kennedy and Missouri tobacco.
%, 1000 Cub Six Cigars 5000 FIavanado Magnolia.
Teas Teas Teas
10 chests extra tine imperial Tea l0do Young
Tyson, q do one gunpoWder Tea; 10 do Blaze
Apples Potatoes Onions,
go. ~ gsat 81 o-.
Champ lg0e
10 hakets Champagne as pesiol brands.
BrandleS AID Wines
casks Superior cid oce Brandy casks Ga
quality brandy lD tastt coNs American Bran
dy; SCR alaga Wine fae Old Madeila
md ST ZINE q 60iiss. lorstle b the dozen.
cupdrles
I6nr Pepps Sauce, Olive oil. Glare
e kapsh biqcking, Salerains. Soda
Chemical 1east. or baciBg Pow
article ios macing bread
iic cdn always b had. and many
nant1ods lo msetion st
NiA aI ShERARD,S
commercial Rows Washington street.
1855
Notl
U1ds appointed 81 IRE tfohn|e
O. zo 4oon Che NcVemt
eYn Itce
Examine nl
ss1ofe.of m e6
ineoIrenk Fil| meet rl
fee 81 SAID County uoag et
monday D1 rlff
tie
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-06

The Wing q be fmeis 60 subscribers
follows.
Three dollars ii paid g advances
-Four dollars i not paid within months or
Rive delayed until tie end 81 tie year.
No pador discontinued until 81 afEeaIp gea
said unless ot tie option Che publisher.
Terms o1 AdveE tIsiu
Advertisements are inserted 81 oa dollar per
square consstisg often lines @ less and nifty
cents f0I each subsequent insertion
Iibesal distinctions made % those who adRef-
proceedings Of Lodges, and other Dee'es
such IS tributes Of respect, charged to1 g othsE
advertisements
Proofs Of publicntion Of legal any efsiset menus
oniV riven when ihe money IS paid
Church nsticea Of adveEtisemcnts tor enafs
table purpesea published free 81 charge.
Obituary notices Of over Squire charged g
other advertisements.
An iob work must be paid fer On Qel1Kery.
ADVERTISEMENTS not marked as e the leiigtn
af time IS Sc inserted viii be published until
forbid, and choreed accordingly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-06

TIE e0 orihsN have nd aud le con.
aiahtlY receiving from taeil nanu'ucloy % Riits-
burab Penn, Plantation end Ac1d wagons Tor
noises md oxen, Cane WAGONS AaA Carts Dfays,
Dx and Timber Wheels, Nlih ano without axes,
warehouse and steamboat 1fuc 81 Jersey and 5ae-
esre Wagons baggage and otIstf cars fof 1rses
1d oxens hand cartst wheelbarfows ci every des-
cIofiou, and all Other nrtlcles Ia the wheelwHght
liIS made Of the best reasoned materlais and war.
re- led ID Be- superior 10 any other manufacture,
which viii be sold III reduced prices and lower
than anY Other establishment II The Southern
country Pnrclasers viii find 10 their interest
.to call and xarains our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. ne none but black Locust hubs
with white otx spokes and ielloea All work
made by us q warranted pply 10
PHELPS, CARR 81 60 l04 Cafondelat Il.
March SO, s. dolly
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-06
GAMBLE 8 81 rFs-


Chine Street, Kicksburg, M5ss.
n addition to our stock we have received &
large lot of Italian marble direct from Italy,
il block and slab also the finest quality Of
Amer we have also large, varied and
splendid let finished ol ready iof engraving.
The finest quality IF Monuments, Tombs.
Head and Foot stones Of 81 sizes. marble
mantel piee caps and sills foT building, steps
toE doorWays and every thing ii the Marble
line.
craving done 81 BE nealest names and
st the shartes nefiee
WeinHise the people II need 81 such work q
call g xamlne themselves
AL orders pro 1 attended 81.
snperoI "a italian ls antele Isl
band aud 81 sale piie eno nom $50 Is
$500
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-06

fhannaeFs o1ed havinn pnrcha n the entire
interest in TIE above hotel beg ieave 70 inform
the public that the house Is nov OPEN ron Tn1
NEgEkIIcA oE GUESTS.
During pa.t summer many nap oyenenta
been made ID TIE way Of new furniture ~.
fsfno much to It's comforts and 10 pains or
exnena WILDE spared TO render one oE the
best Hotels ia the country.
They have engaged the ertice Enocn
Eperet long and well known e the former
patrons 81 tie house.
xnerieneed and attentive colored servants
ags enoaqed. deco IS IL.
ENSIGN q GAIPIN.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-06

HAD.W AR u
AND
IR IN STOR q
PREESTLY q BEN,
Nos So ond9I Camp Street, NeaC Orteaae
IMPORTS and Dealers in Foreign and Dos
nestle Hardware, Cnileiy, Iron, IiR Plate,
g., sc thank their friends for their very liberal
patFona ge-the quality and, price Of their goods,
and their prompt attention 10 oil or IS received
Will, they hope, secHro to them continuance Of
THAR fayors By arrivals from European and Nof-
thefn ports they are canstanly receiving fresh sup
plies carefully selected, of every thing in their
lnr, and can confidently invite the attention fpnr
chcsers to thes large and well assorted stock, Of
wbIoh the following is pa t, viz:
English Bar Iron round, spare y hat-1O0 tons.
Best Cable do do Do do-l00 tons,
Do Pennsylvania do DO do-lOO tons
Do 90 boiler plate ao--20 tons,
do do Ironround square s. Cat 500 tons
do Tennessee boiler plate 80 tons,
do do plough do--24 ions,
do monlds-l0 ions
% do plates--l5 tons,
Braziers' rods, !, 5-16 and ) inch d-30t ~
Sheet Iron English, American and Tenne
from 1910 1880 bdls,
Hoop Iron--fron So 10 4 I -2 inch--600 bdls.
Round do--fTom / 10 2 inch. 200 bdls.
Cut NaIls-Celebrated Weymouth, and othefgood
bTanda,-J,uU0 Kegs
Press spikes-300 kegs
Pocket and Table Cutlery, RazOs &c
Tn Plates best Charcoal brands, 600 h0xes
Block Tin, Zinc, Spelter SC, 5000 pounds.
Braz srs' Copper. from 10 to 40 is sheets, 40 600
German, Shear, Blister and gasi Steel, 5000
Axes genuine COllins's Hun. IS, $50 boxes
Spade and shoveIs. Ames's and other brands
$50 dozen,
Whittemore'a Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards
SOC doaen.
-aiIee Mills, Wilson'S genuine, 200 dozen.
Patent Balances and Platform Scale Anvil
Vices, Stock and Dies, Below,
OK, Trace, Log, Halter and soil Chains
Chain cublesA anchors Cooprss tools. Timers 8.
AmeTicanaDd English Locks, Sliding door Furni
ture, Hooks and Plates Hinges, Butt and parlia-
mem Hinges, Window Fasteners 81 every de-
seriptiou, Hoses Of ever description and pat
tern. Gross Cut, Pitt and Min Saws. Pionghs 81
Kings, Halls, and other good brands.
HollowWare and Castings so tons.
IaFred and Mannilla Rope, al sizes,
0akum Marine, Housaline &c
Sperm, Linseed. Lard, and Whale Oils.
Atlantic Pure White Lead.
Black and yellow Paints, Verdigris,
Paris and Chrome Green,
French Pots from to so pinls,
Mill and Grind Stones
Sheet. BIZ, and PIG Lend, Lead Pine, &c 60,
They are also the only Agenis ia Now Of1eanss
&C Hillman. Yanleer g Cos celebrated Tennessee
iron nov rs. 1888
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-04-06
JarVis 81 WOOdman.

~ G44 ~ ~ ~ OOAAAAM@ 4AA@
SUccessoRs re NATHAN JARVIS & Co.,
Corner Of Common and Magazine Streets,
New Orleans,
Offer for sale. at the lowest market prices. larg
and carefully selected stock of strictly pure
DRUGS and MEDICINES:
French, English, German and Chemicals, paint
and OILS, Window Glass, Varnishes, Dye Sluffs,
PeTfumerY, Soaps. Brushes, Trusses. FIavoTinR
Extracts. pure Essential Oils, Druggislsi
ware, Yeast powders, Lemon Syrup. Palen
Ne ieines Shakers Herbs Surgical Instruments
Together with every article generally comprised
10 the stock Of Druggist on Physiclans nd everv
article Of Medicine wanted on plantation. nus
up ~ neal anc convenient style, al Of which
nave been selected with much personal care. and
purchased direct from the manufacturers 81 their
agents, u this country and Europe. All their
powdered dsugs are prepared from material care.
nlly selected and arc warranted strictly pure ana
Of rife best quality.
s4Ftan genents have been made with the manu-
LECTURERS 81 QUININE to be constantly supplied
kfom 1immers. (German) PaIlatier, (Frencil5 and
American manufactnres, which will Be sold On
the mos easonable terms.
Agents for the celebrated LEXINGTON NUS
lard, superior to any ii the world.
IneV are prep red TO furnish dealers with {
following genuine PATENT MEDICINES. by
the gross Or dozen, at the proprietors' wholesale
prices;
Lyons Kaihairon, Dalley's Pain Extractor.
Mexican Musiang Liniment, B. q Fahnestockss
Vermiiuge, David Jayne,s Family Medicines. John
Bulls So ssParilla, S. r Townsend's Safsaparilla,
Woodmah's Cherry ExpectOrant, Woodman' Ex.
tract Jamasea Ginger, Woodman's pa killing
Liniment, WoodmaH's Purgative Pills, Osgood
Indian Cholagogue, Minors Magical Fever C6fss
Simmons Liver Medicine, Gfa9fs Patent ONT.
meah GFaeffenberg Medicines, Mofars pills and
BllleFs, Green's Oxygenaied Bitters, SpenceFss
Pills. Radway's Ready Relief. Billings' Carmina
tive and Astringent Syrup, Thorn's Extract D
Sarsaparilla and Copaiva, Sands, Sarsaparilla. 81
Arrangements have been made TO receive direes
from Saratoga, supply Of Congress Water.
8. JARVIS,
90. WOODATAN.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-31
Democratic" Doctrine.

Away back near the advertisements in the
Pioneer ofSaturday, there is a short communi.
cation, complimenting President Pierce for
pockcting the bill which had passed Congress
by very large majority, making an appropria-
ton for the improvement of the St. Clair Flats
and the river st. Mary. 1t appears the editor Of
the Pioneer was half afraid to give this piece OF
bold impudence aud insult to the people of Min
nesota prominent place in his columns, and well
he might be. There is not pound offreight for
warded from the Eastern cities to Minnesota bv
way of the Lakes that is net compelled to pay
tribute to the distractions of navigation at ST.
Clair Flats; and in year or two the same can
be said oft the distractions in St. Mary's river
the connecting link of water between Lake Su-
periOr and Lake Huron. Yet we expect to be
told that this Democratic" doctrine of with
holding appropriations for these necessary i'm
provements is the very thing that Minnesotians
should throw up their caps and shout in favor
aft