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- WHOLESALE AND kkfAIh
DEALKR ~ .
,ooRPER, uS, BRAsa. AND TnoH WAzni
a., Dor W.sI Of he "IHaian Queen Hess. saats"
susdialslv Easf ef hs"PatiOH H'u's- as,a asn S
CARROLLfOE, ,...,ssA..'s... - .VaiV.
usViae removed from ny old stand vssi o. nc AZ
ebeDro . The above named place, and having 90 sAoe
,--Ss assortment Of Coos PSroF. frankan ana
in- s,ovea Plain and fGney Grsies, fre-hoal, te1
Ks,,lss 3 "a lions &c. / snbraee this opPofsnnly q
rs,nrons nv thanks tony nnn,eIouseussonefs me 1ss
n"hIie Generally for the liberal patronage shsy ave
bsssoved me. md annouhos that am again ~ neH
ssrvles nd an determined 10 Den little leSes shAn
sav otber estabIshmentn .his place or elssshsre'
keep constantly on hasd full supply q ,os .ss,s "
snpmsrs,sd articles, together With an steeseos ssee-
ion q ChaIu Pumps, Metal Pumps and hohoN S1s
Of ali descriptions. Cav and see for yoe.ssi.s.
coPPfR, 4Ix, snIST iSON, AND Brass VAS 80.
naeiuetared 70 order and De1ding
"a poies Rouse spOutlng, IN al ,e DIsneuss g..
" executed. A eousls::i supply Of Cops .on hand.
Kettles, and superior SusIsJ {: TN ware keP.s -.
which viii eel low for cash. o. appIv.e eoun'', r
dues in hand. Persons desirl 10 purchase Ahytbn.e
In my line VII do well TO qve me eau before puTehaS,
ing elssw here as am determined not 70 be undeI-sOd
BY any. ..r... n. L. BEST.
March qs--'55. If. haa = S7'
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DESTROYING RArs.--A correspondent Of The
Gsnesee Farmer gives the following method
of destroying rats. He says:
zone day a stranger came to the house TO buy
some barley. and hearing my father mention
the difficulty he had in freeing the house OF
these dsagreeable tenants, he said he could
put him in the way Of getting rid Of them with
very little trouble. His directions we're sim.
ply these Mixa quantity of arsenic with any
sort of grease, and plaster il pretty thick around
at their holes The rats, be said. If they did
not eat the poison, would soll their coats in
passing through the holes. and as. like all fur
red animals, they are very cleanly. and cannot
endure any dirt upon their coats, to remove
the offensive matter they would lick their iur,
and thus destroy themselves This plan was
Immediately put in practise, and in months
time not rat was to be seen about the house
or barn.
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- 1 jOurDeymsu tailor bas achieved the
fsllcSisg: "Why ere pantalOons like wsIsf
stssh up. "Beksss they have spring bot.
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SAVE YOUR MOMENT!

You do that and your CREDIT too, by purchasing
your Goods at !. Archbod's Cheap Ready Pay Store
where you will find an excellent assortment of Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware, Queenswsrc Bonnets, Hats
Caps Boots, Shoes, &C. &c. Al of which will be sold
as low as they ought be so for cash or produce
Pay us you go and have dlsagreeabe settlements
Short settlements; long friends. -.-T
G C,rrollton April 20, 1854 l. IARCHBOLD
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TMHE
NEW AMERICAN FOD 1885,:

Third Volume of the series Unsurpassed In beautg
Embellishments, and Literature, by any Periodical In
the West to be published hereafter as Illustrated
Literary Annual in monthly parts Of 64 pages each,-
near 500 pages to the volume EmbelIshed with Mag
ni6cent Steel Engravngs and Wood Cut Illustrations
TO be accompanied to each subscriber with Extra IL
lustrated Title Page and an Elegant Embossed Cover
for binding the Volume at only 81 per year in Ad-
vance Delivered monthly BY Agents. 20 cents per
number. ''' ''" "'A
The publisher Of the NEW AMERICAN isnOw ready
to announce forthcoming NEW VOLUME OF HE
work. The changes and Improvements spoken OF here
tofoTe, AZ In prospect, now matured and will APP
pear In connection with the issues for the coming year.
One striking feature Of the work in its lm will
be its adoption to make, when bound, perfect aid
beautiful Book. This Is accomplished BY dispensing
with the monthly recurrence Of dates Magazine head
ngs, and all temporary reading natter such as monthly
news items, business talk with subscribers &C.. leaving
the entire work to be occupied with engtavngs and
ding matter of the mostselect aud enduring character
Another w be the bigh tone, stirring characters and
elegance Of its Literature. Manv Of the abest pens of
the country enlisted to furnish original articles to
which will be added, occasionally, selections from
mong the most and interesting productions Of the
American and Foreign Press. The Letter press and
Ebgravings to be OF the highest orderhe latter alone
for the year. will be worth the price Of the volume.
Our volume opens properly with January; but mel.
ther its matter appendage of dates will cOD6ne its
to any particular month. Subscribers,
therefore, commencing at any time during the year
receive each of the numbers making the Annual for
1886. The first number or Part ], answering 10 Jan
uary, Is already published Part II win also be ready
before the close Of December. EubecTibers Aeenta
aud persons desiring specimens, may therefore be fur
nished with Part Immediately. We will send single
numbers as specimens TO any one remittingu p %
stamps. goa Address, sLyRwqa
dez baa asa Adi 80 caNTrAsn or,o. sH
March % f65b. st T5 s-hsssso,r sfl ts7i
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b usieless Qar0e.


- TT0REEX Al Law,
UAs resumed he practice Of the law He
IL vl particularly attend 10 tie settlement Of estssss
By Executors Administrators, and Guardians for which
bis Als experiences u the Probate Court snpy auaass
him. An other business Of professional character en-.
frosted 10 hsesre h this and the adjoining eounties
VII be attended 70 with promplitude and fdelity.
OFHcs-fn the 70 IN opposite the pssf froHt Of the
Court House, heretofore occupied By J. h. Trip Esq.
FEB. le-tsl
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LANDFOR SALE.

Willsell on reasonable terms the following desers
bed tract Ofand situate in the township OF Lee Carroll
county, Ohio, yz part Of the southwest ceeF ofhs
north west quarter Of section nineteen IN Township
twelve Of Range four containing Twelve acres oflsnd
decided by Guy Dudgeop, % sSaIah Davis, now de-
ceased. Terms made known BY application % the IN
designed, at New Market Hzrrison o., Ohio.
perfect title can and viii be given BY ell the hee
& Apply soon 40 y must be sold. -. -.
March J.. 90. 6w,q 81. % we8 ssa4 .7oieli
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Carpenters aHd COopers--I have full assortmen
ot Tools, used by you, such Saws, Hand and Cros
Cut, Chisels, &C., &c. A K. ROBIN son & %.
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~ Felix Mccarthy. Of the Kerry militia.
wn generally late on parade, "Ah. Felix"
ssid The sergent, "you are always last" ',Be
sisy. SeTgsnt Sullivan" was bis reply, ''sure
sone one must be last"
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A, E. KNIGHT,

FT0REE AT LAW,
LEEsBURGB, ,....,.',..'....'O OARRoLL Co. "
WILL promptly attend to all the business that
w may be intrusted to him. 10 Carroll, Harrison and
TuscaFawas counties,
[ [Feb.s-55.
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RR.ECKRLY.

Attorasy aRd 0OH1ssllOr at Las
wul practice at The profession in Carroll and the ad-
Joining counties Al business entrusted 70 him vii
receive prompt attention. 0FFICE-Sman frame
building one door South Of the "sddEer House" Car
rollton, Ohio.
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I. CRou0N. Jxo A. B
JOHN III. CROXTON.

AttosasssaI oOuassiISra Les,
WILL give prompt attention TO all business
w entrusted 70 bis care, In Carroll County or else
where Once Immediately opposite the west door Of the
Court House, OarrOllton Ohio. .-----
- The legal services Of John A. Bingham, Of Cadiz
Ohio may be procuredby the retention Oiths above.
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- Hexsrcise promotes health. those who
taiisct old bills for editors should be the long.
s,A hEed.psOpls % ssrtb. .g'IJT01T =
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DOctOring CatIIe--HOIIOw Horn.

Eps. o. Cur In the last number of'your
paper. page ll8. 6nd an article on octoring
Cattle, from which differ little from the
writer on the subject Of horn-ail do not wish
TO enter into controversy on the subject, but
barely wish to give my experience in the mat
ter. hoping to elicit the same from others. l
have treated great many cattle that had the
hOrn-ail, and have always found the symptoms
to be, the eyes looking dead and CLASSY. The
tail soft, the horns cold and hollow. When
speak Of the horns being hollow, mean the
pi th is not there, as in healthy state. My
remedy ia To bleed from the end ofthe tail, bore
the horns, inserting with syringe some salt
and vinegar. then give few doses Of Slosn's
Condition Powder, in bran mash. have
never known this remedy to fail. have seen
cattle that were perfectly Grassy with the horn.
oil. that we're relieved Immediately by boring
the horns. Respectfully yours,
EOrwAlk, o., April, 1855. A. B. HoYr.
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- TN getting down in the world. as
Aseabdls said whom near burnt 10 the socket.
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No. Q, Liberty Street Baltimore, ND.
L. T. C0NANT, Ravenna ohiO,i the authorized agen,
of A. Kuhn Co.. Tor the sale of their Pianos in all Nor
thern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, tOwhom applca
ton should be made.
All orders, applications, &C., will be received and
promptly forwarded to said Agent by tfi
4 s.faTA aa9 WILLIAM Mccoy,
Nov. Q, 1864. Il e~.yollton, Ohio.
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- 'Ycu must feel seFy tat a. the rrid,
iron said % the pancaLs.
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- ! wcmsn is said to be a lady Who can
wear eosssts sitboat sctually cutting her waist
20 lwn
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1--WE shsll have dry season." as The
icsSsF said when the Maine Law passed.
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- Whist is most Ike cat looking out =
windows Why cat looking Ia window.
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REMEDY a COLEMAN,
Tn ARMSl NO ARMSI

Another lot Of Kipp for SALE OF very fine texture
and beautiful finish, So come along, shoemake4s and
farmers, and will give you bargain in good leather
for cannot he beat.
N B. FIvE cents per pound for good Hides in cash OF
leather, at my tanreTy. j. ". YOUNG.
Nov. 9, 1854. IT, L BeunaVisLa Valley.
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PRICE LISI
PIANOS | PIANosl! PIANOS M

Allow to call your attention to our stock of SPLEN.
Pianos Of eli patterns and sizes, with patent metallic
frames, all of Rosewood Cases, with all the modern i'm
prOvements, highly and neatly finished VI brilliant and
powerful tOne For eighteen years have they been sold
all over the Union, In competition with all others,
. N n n n n, .
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- What makes more noise tEan Dig
Ander gate Why two pigs under gate.
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VAN BROWN,

AttorA'y aHd OOHRssIlor at LaW
OTTIcE--over James Cameron's Store,
[fehs' 52l Main Street, Carrolton, Ohio.
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OARHART'S IMPROVED
PATENT MELODEONS,


P. a. CHILD, Manufacturer, Cleveland, o., Finishing
and Ware Room In the Second and Third Stories Of Hur
burSNe Block, Nos. 81 66 aud SO Ontario street. Man.
uacory In the new zee story brick building directly in
rear. .t sr .asut : t ~.
p A. Child is the sole Proprietor Of the above named
Patent for the State Of Ohio. lH a4
Having been two years and half In perfecting these
Instruments, Introducing various improvements )and in
systematzng the business Of manufacture is now pre-
pared to turn out "a Instruments per week. keeping
constantly in process Of manufacture, 500 MelC.
deons. l ..f.N.f E...
Attention Is called to tho large Instruments with two
and three sets OF Reeds and two Banks, of Keys as
being decidedly superior to any Meodeon ever before
made in this country, A Committee of the Franklin
Institute at Philadelphia awarded Medal for the first
one made since which they have been improved
PRICE LIST.
Oct. Portable $50 0 Oct. Piano Style :. 1875
8 - rs s 90 sets Reeds I5J
95 "3 Gkeyb BIDS, $50
Piano Style, 100 s ''9" - 200
Pedal Bass extra, = $685.
L. T. C0NANT, Rare ina, Ohio, viii furnish any Of the
above instruments at th prices published AID will war
ant each to give sat ,tion. Each instrument win be
we'll packed ia o ne Vt case, without extra, charge
Orders from broad wi be promptly attended to.
All orders for said instruments will carefully and
romptly forwarded BY WILLIAM MCCOY.
Nov. SlS54, If Csrrollton Ohio.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

The Semiannual examinations OF the classes Of Rich
mond College, will take place at the College building
on Wednesday the 2s III OF March And on Thursday
evening the 29h there viii be contest by the PhiO-
matheOn and Phrenoeosmean Literary Societies.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
The Summer Session ofths Institution will open on
Monday. the 7tb, Of May.
The College year Is divided into two sessions Of Eve
months each The OF tuition per session are six
and ten dollars. Good boarding and all necessary ac
commodations Can be obtained on very reasonable
terms. By order of the Board,
.... LINDLY, PREs.
JOS JONES, SEc.
Richmond. Ohio. March I5--b5. 4w.
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LEAs a. HARSH.
L AN D AGEN rs
FORT DIES MONIES. IOWA.

FUhT DIES BUINEo. IUWA.
WILL attend to any business connected with
w the Government Land 0aicesn Western Iowa.
Taxes paid collections and LKaAL business generally,
promptly attended to.
Those wishing 70 enter Lands in Centrasnd Western
Iowa. can do 80 by sending eastern drafts or their
Land warrants. Terms for selecting and entering Land
exclusive of Government fees for Land warrants 100
acres $40; 30 acres, SO 40 acres, IS.
0OOO acres arabic Land in Polk and other coun.
ties for sale by LEAS d HARSH.
March 1916 ly.
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nR Fitch's celebrated abdominal supporters
IL Trusses, Shoulder-braces for Ladies and
Gents J.O BAXFEh"
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New Arrangement,

COD LIVRK Oil, Sweet Oil, Lard Oil Castor
" OIL Olive Oil. &c. J. @, BAXTER.
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A LSO, Cosmetics, Hair-Dyes, Hair.Oils, &c..
II for sale aIthe lowest figures. J. o. BAXTER.
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ESTABLISHED in ls4O-IncOrpOratedb BY the Legis
lature Of Penna., with perpetual charter.
BOARD or DIRECTORS .s &C.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-05-17
Romance of Indian Life.

A private soldier, writing from Fort Lara.
me, March 18th, mentions the following Incl
dents of the massacre of Lieut.. GRATTAN
l will give you two facts connected with the
massacre which have never seen in the news
papers. A musician, one of the party, owned
or married squaw, and on that unfortunate
day, when she saw the danger threatening the
troops, she rallied her father and brother to
preserve her lover. When he fell wounded
she rushed to him to protect him from the ar
rows or perish with him. Her father shot
several arrows at the other Indians, and was
wounded himself in the Jealous defence of the
soldiers Then he sat down and wept, as he
could do no more The hostile Indians then
rushed on the wounded soldier, tore him from
the embrace of his faithful squaw, and scalped
him before her eyes. After this she could not
he prevailed upon to eat or drink, and starved
to death, dying ill nine days. and glad to go TO
regain the presence of. the spirit of one she
loved so dearly. The only soldier that reached
here alive was found by an Indian, who, instead
of scalping him, ministered to his wants, car
ried water to his hiding place, and endeavored
to bring him into the fort during the night,
but being unable or afraid to accomplish his
purpose, he turned back to Mr.. Bordeap's
house. bearing the soldier, and four Indians
overlook him and wished to kill the wounded
man, or as they said, ."sthat dog" = The reply
OF the noble friendly savage was, " This white
man must live, or ! must die" and be bore him
of in safety. :, Such generous deeds should be
remembered 'Eli2 "s p .er '-'ti' 81. -
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-05-17
SUPERIOR.

DOUGLAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN.
HlS place II situated the bay of Superior and Left
l. Hand river, at the head Of Lake SUPERIOR and pos
sesses better site, better harbOr and greater advan
ages for commercial city, than any other point in the
and is equaled in prospective importance
by Chicago only.
The proprietors have clear, undisputed, and unin
numbered title to the land upon which SUPERIOR is laid
OUT and all purchasers OF lots receive warrantee deeds
for the same
Superior laid during the past season, and al
ready contains several hundred Inhabitants large no
tel, number OF stores. commodious pier, with air
houses, and in all respects the most aourishing
town in the west The county seat U. 9. Land OF
flee, and Post Once located here where the Misss
sppi and Lake Superior U. 3. Military Road now i'm
course OF construction, connecting with ST. Paul, ter
inmates 1t also the lake terminus Of all the project
ed railroads to the head Of Lake Superior The $500
canal will be open by June, after which time four lines
Ut lake steamers will to Superior,-One from Chi
caso, two from Cleveland, and one from Buffalo, fin.
vessels having been built expressly for this trade.
Two steam mills and printing press are now H.,
the way to Superior, aid will be promptly work.
One-haf of the lots have been appropriated BY the
propretors to be sold by the undersigned actual
tiers on easy terms, and to provide fund for
puDhc improvements. Liberal appropriations have
roads, DC, &c.
~ In order to correct the msapprehenson arisin q
IRON similarity OF names it is proper State that s'u
perior City about the title of which legal conrover
ny exists is another and differ ent place. and in a d
ferent township from Superior.
~ Maps OF Superior are signed by Thos. Clark sur.
veyor, and VIM. II. Newton, agent and attorney for
proprietors an may be the principal hotels
Buffalo and other cities.
All persons whowish 10 purchase lots or obtain nfor
nation, can apply to VIM. H. Newton Superior Doug.
las county, Wisconsin, .".-
~ Agent q Attorney for Propretors Of Superior.
May 8, 1885, ..14i'2 ht'.'t.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-05-17

.,NuMBERSG OF Hlps.-The British Gov
ernment has introduced a new regulation 10
regard to ships, which appears to be good
one. According to the Merchant Shipping
Act, after the first of May, every British
ship is to have distinct number assigned to
her, by which she may be known and recog-
nized, irrespective Of her name or other de-
serptioa.s The series of numbers will Segin
with one, and proceed i'll regular arithmeti-
cal Progression; o number once appropriated
will never be sgaied e. q, another British ship,
The aloeation.of those. numbers Wilde un-.
der the control Of The, inissioners Of Gus
TOMS who are ito allot certain seriesto evsi
cry British RegistrHa TAI H. + throughout the En-,
pire. iTnns,to the'pot Of London may he. 6.
allotted theaseries from to 1000, to Liv-
erpool 1000 to 1000. asas z az '1"7 -
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-05-17

g.WHAT PATRICK HENRY SAIE.-"Encourage
emigration" said Patrick Henry i" encourage the
husbandmen, the mechanics, the merchants of the
Old World to come and settle in this world of prom
ise make it the home Of the skillf INDUSTRIOUS and
the happy, as well as the asylum Of the distressed
fill up the measure Of your population speedily
you can by the means which Heaven has placed in
your power,and venture to prophesy 'there those
now living who will see this favored land among the
most powerful earth.' Yes, sir they win see her
great IN arts and arms, her golden harvest running
over an unreasonable extent, her commerce penetra-
ting the most distant seas, and her cannon sencing
the vain boast Of those who now affect to rule the
waves
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-05-17

INDIANA FREE BANKs.-We learn from the Au-
dtor of State that such is the condition of those Of
the suspended free banks whose securities are
other than Indiana stocks, that after the first Of July
or in about sixty days, it is very probable that he will
such banks par, and that many of the banks having
Indiana stocks securities, will be enabled pay
least the full amount Of the value Of the bonds. This
beDg the state Of AFFAIRS it not advisable for bill
holders to hold to their notes, rather than dispose
Of them 10 brokers at ten fifteen per cent less than
they may realize in short a time?-Ind Sent, 4h.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-05-17

ANEW KIND OF FPorAroEs,-The Acting Com.
missioner OF the Patent Office, Mr.. 3. T. shugert,
writes as follows to the Secretaryof the Illinois Ag-
ricullural Society:
"DEAR SIR:-I take this occasion to inform YOU
that have forwarded you barrel Of Fluke Potatoes,
which have recently been imported from England for
public disirbution,wh the view of testing thir adap.
taton to various parts of the United States This va
re,y OF Potato is very productive in England bears
hate planting, and has never been known to be attack
ed by disease. 1t is recommended to plant the pro-
duct for two years in succession at least, if it should
not succeed well the first or second year,
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-05-17
&eat Eatate.
Starkey & Petteys'
LAND FICEo ~


1hrd 'Sfreet. .................St. PsI. Mxsssoea.
REFERENCES:
His Excellency W. A. German, Min. Ter. !; Hon. T. N.
Rice, Delegate to Congress Hon. r. Smith, Alton, Ills
James r. Whiting, Esq, New York City Hon. Davt
Oimsted, ex Mayor st. Paul Borup Oakes Banksss
81. Paui Ames 4 Van Etten, Attorneys, st. Paul.
kRoM actual observations acquainted with ais
Il the best locations of the Mississippi River.
TO CAPITALISTS
We can offer great inducements
MONEY INVESTED, TDg
In such places that guarantee heavy Der cent.
age. -
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT.
ana sold, or located advantageously.
Two and four acre lots near the cty
several 49, 80 and 160 tracts Of ne picked lands
ior sale on good terms
LAND AT LAKE SUPERIOR,
Ana on the beautiful Island La Poine for sale In such
quantities as to suit purchasers
PLATS AND ABSTRACTS
vi all the Government Lands located At the 0lvat>
Land Office
Lands also for sale bordering the most beau
city.
We have extensively explored the contemplated Mss
ol NJ W. Railroad, and give information to far
and expense
"ooa City Property for sale. April l2daWtt
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-05-17
From the Boston Courier.

sG-s p srtoU tue Boston COURIER
The "BLACK SIDDoNs," AND THE WHITE
ABoLIrIoSIsTs.-The telegraph states that Mrs.
Webb, the colored dramatic reader, who. upon her
arrival in town, took lodgings the Marlboro Hotel,
was refused admittance to the public dining table
that she not invited attend the usual morning
religious exercises, and that she was finally obliged
TO remove to the Winthrop House. Well,-this is
abolitionsm right ont. The Marlboro is the head
quarters of Senator Wilson, and all the chei lip low
ers OF the black in the State, and yet this lady
although not equal to Mrs. Siddons as dramatic ge-
nus-of cultivated mind and handsome features was
not allowed to sit at the public table and join in wor-
ship Of the God of all, with the white aboltionsts Of
Massachusetts,.
The hypocrite was a man,
Who stole the livery of the court Of Heaven,
To serve the devil in.