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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
Rich Prairie Farms
TNIMPR0VED LANDS, and Town

" Lots-in Illinois, Iowa, and adjoining
States-for sale In great variety, at low prI-
ces, and on favorable terms.
Pamphlet Catalogue Descriptions Of Prop
erty, with prices attached, forwarded gratis
by mail on application.
Our erfensire hcai connections will facilitate
giving valuable Information Of any part OF
the West 10 applicants desiring To locate.
~ Buyers of Illinois Central Il. K. Lands
can avail themselves Of the knowledge and
experience of Mr.. DuPuY, the ia,e Land agent
of the Company, TO supply the difficulty Of
making judiciOuS selections.
Particular attention given to locating War
rants, examining lands, furnishing maps and
descriptions, payment of taxes, and 10 gem
eral Real Estate Business
CHA'S VI. DUPUY IL co.
Corner of Michigan Av. and South Water ST.
cn,'s NJ. DuPUr,S near Il.CenR.R. Depot,
pAvID $. oGDEN.S CHICAGO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
Engraving and Seal Cutting

OF all kinds, at 20l, CheSnlt Street.
" PHTLAD. Visiting and other CARDS,
Corporation and other SEALS, and everything
in our line of business, promptly attended TO.
in good style, and on reasonable terms. Or
ders from City and Country solicited.
SH FUI.TON. WIG. MASON.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28

depth, drop any number of seeds in hill, and
costs but Five Dollars. An examination of it,
with the abundant Testimonials which can be
shown from those who have used them, can
not fail to convince every one that it is Just
the thing needed by 20 every Farmer.
GEDDES, MARSH & CO, Lewisburg,
Agents for Union and the adjoining Counties.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
VALUABLE PROPERTY
\ 7 Private Sale DndarSignn,

\ I fIIIdIF OdIt.- nc uhHtTNigntd
: 4 oilers for sale that corner lot property
situated in Smiths addition To Lewi>b burg, 90
feet front, (adjoining the Botanic Garden0 on
which is erected two-storey Brick "a
House, convenient Barn. and goodJG:A
We'll OF water. Persons wishing to purchase
the above desirable residence, can call on Mr..
JoHS HoUGHToS In the absence of the propri-
etOr II. X. NOLL
Lewisburg, Feb 25, 1856
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28

Mr.. srRousE has sent US copy of the
Rates Of Toll adopted by the Canal Con-
missioners for 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
Wakefield's Hand Corn Planter,

Which after two sea-
sons trial has been
found much superior
to any other implem-
ent now in use for
planting Corn, Broom
Corn, Beans, &C., is
now offered to the
Farming community
by Agents authorized
to sell the same. This
implement is plain
and simple in cons
itruction, not liable to
get out of repair, can
be easily adjusted TO
plant at any desired
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
nc" oi 'he LtNirourS NhiVulcie'J
HARRISBURG, March 26

[Corrsspondence Of the Lewisburg Chroniclel
HARRISBURG, March 26
There was good attendance from all
parts of the State at an informal meeting
of the Anti National Administration State
Convention last evening, and the best
spirit prevails All are anxious to harmo-
niEe, but as each desires hi. own platform
to be the basis Of harmony, much wisdom
and consideration are required. l will
telegraph when nominations are made.
Tslsgraphie Despatch to Lewisburs Chronicle.
HARRISBURG, March -
The Convention nominated D. PHELPS
of Armstrong for Auditor General, b.
LApoRTE of Bradford for Surveyor Gene
raj, and T. Z. COCHRAN of York for Canal
Commissioner. Best feelings prevail
strong Free Soil resolutions.
%The nominees above named arc we
believe competent ard able men, AMI have
represented their respective counties in
the State Legislaturs-Mr. Cochran in the
Senate, and Messrs. Phelps and Laporte
in the House. (Mr. Laporte's father was
Surveyor General under Gov.Shunk.) Col.
Slifer declined the use of his name-TLe
proceedings We shall endeavor to give more
fally in our next
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
FOR SALE,

- A new twO-StOrey BRICK HOUSE
Ll2 in desirable situation on North Third
St, Lewisburg. For particulars, inquire of
the subscriber, residing 10 1t.
4w622 HENRY BENNER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28

Pro- Siauery American Ticket.
Rr PR.spsSr-NILLARD FILLMORE, Of New York.
VICE PKrsIDEST-ANDREW J. DONELsoN, OF Tennessee
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-03-28
Qa,> JOB PRINTING! q

We have recently added number
of varieties of job TYPE to our
cnruo, LARGO assortment mo oEinr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

The Detroit .tleTttr says the cars on the
Illinois CNtral Railroad fSr ep.nsort and con.
veuicnce excel thcse 81 any Other road 10 the
West. oae OF them contains six state rooms
cuch room having two seats, with cushioned
backs, hong eoough 10 lie upon. The back oI
thr scat. ART hung with hinges at the upper
edge. 20 tina, they may be turned up u, pleas
urc. thus forming two sing'c ecrshs, oue over
the Other. where percns may sleep with all the
cctnicr, Imaginable. In cne end 81 the car Il
a small wash room, with marble wash bowls
lookioe ghsss, etc. On the opposite side q
the car ,rcm the state room "a q row Of Sat'
with revolving tscks, similar to BARRIERS chairs
~ Arranged tha, tho eecnrant nay sa straight
or rschne iu an easy attitude II pleasure. The
other tive cara haw each two OF ,hrs similar
state ROOMS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11
i.restass Accession.

Wmxfss M,oAwnEn, immerialiaed by pios'
EMS, has assumed the editorial charge Of the
Daily Times Of this city, Our Obj irieni ha'
grown quite sangaloary since We parls'i with
him last, but s,il retains that happiness ars'
vigor OF expressioo. that intensity Of stl'ns
and great command OF language, which char
acteriaed bin when last before The pabliG 10
the T,mo Of yesterday, WILKES appears 10 be
"slightnally" down on Senator pouai.As. just
bear him ., a. .r,@e.i "a. .te.
"Apa thss !. oss more IN the funeral ssttsss t!hgd
Deauiss,hs drpnhsv 'bita 4isbt VI ll'tsos 'hs L.u
F4.lsa In ia.spr.sy a. n, p0Nfse messlitf, sY ths
ksssa,sass In pvsWs,esi ssny,ss sed t~Mssems's
sssuadi elisa. this ssasssis tes We dssa ne sess
Ils ttood up,a I've ses ~ y vsssstsn ers~v Mho
ss shssea4 sss Asa sellsa Goap ksDssth ~ 5st and
hurled hu, in'aa "a tartan suif deer faa'e Soon1
ias. aud biAss I'VE dstsnsss - ht ovs ee'Asols'
Esypt faetie ssts,sa shouts %mssP asA' 'hs shssm
rstutss lbs sshe vas tfPlp Votes ssi "a
win senator DopaLAa rs~.gni 10 'aa s'H''
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

lSrERasSr AND RsynAi ps SENATOR ihUo-
LAs.--A ,cw days agN rvlyins upon incom.
plclc ,ctcgraitiir returns IRON Illinois, we IN.
TERED Senator noaslas AMI proaoaac,si his
funeral grafton. But later in,clageocc iuiorals
u. that ahila The Fremont candidate Tor GOV,
ernor has bceu chosen, the state has given its
electoral vote iot Mr.. Bachauan. Under thesc
Circumstances. Il wall ,sc urSvrssry Tor us to dig
up Mr. Douglas, sct hin square IN his pms.
a a put him on this oearse tor lseo IL Is graf,
~, ing 10 know ihs, he s,ill lives ard Is rvaiy
lor third Presidential racc.--N. \. Herald
The Democracy Of 1856, will sclee, rrcsi,
irntat nominee w,hoa, the assistance Of the
lIrail but 10 case Senator pova,As sheeld
revive the nomination, his clcotica would foi.
low as matter 81 course. No statesman Ia
the uatiou. s,spds any higher IN the estimation
OF the American Democracy than the in,loa.i-
table itcUGLAa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

H,sry Brsi,Is.---Another warning against
the too common practice Of has,y barisas oc-
casred In Frmon,, Sandusky county, Ohio
last week. DAME Srs,ESs, ESQ, who bad
been IN with ssv~ Tor some tine. 10 oil appear.
ance died on Friday Ancrnoco sn the ar
raaesments were made, and the frie0is an the
elsrgyu,en we're sssmbScd to pay the Ias, Fri.
butte Of respect to the Supposed deceased whcn
the body appsard warm to the ,Caeh. Res
tosa,ivcs wvre ADMINISTERED. asd IN a lew no
mcuts the man wac bad conn 81 ueAr being
harsi alive Ma sitting sp he . BOW in a
fair way Il recovery.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

Tug ELECTORAL CoLLsgU The PresiJen
tial electors chosen on thu 18th nit. viii b,
called by the Governors Of States to meet IL
each State capital On the first "Wednesday o
December. and cast their vote. and choose 4
messenger TO carry i, scaled TO Washington
On the secood "Wednesday Of February the re
turns viii be counted by Congress and declared
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

Iowa CossriTunoSAL CoSyESrioS.
body convenes at Iowa City on the third Mon.
day OF January next, for the revision of the
present Constitution of lewa. 1t will be COZ.
stitutei Of thirty six members. 1t Is thought,
from returns now ia, il viii be composed Of
twenty-five Republicans. and fourteen Demo
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

A FAR 'fwu ros rgs " Mspwsx '--A3dt
son Davis, 81 Lyon, cSers to give any spiritual
medium any dollars who will tell for whom
California has CAS-, hsr electoral vote, requiring.
at the ssme tipr. ih. exact samecr OF Wctcs
each csD.is,isN has revived, beiorc ID 10 pc~,-
bic TO h~sr IN other way IRON the state
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

AZ tho Pubic schooi Festival. In Panueil
Hall. in 1915, ,AI. happily ecusvived ssniineu,
~os sivea b. Charles Sprasne, the port;
"May Boston boys remember tina, Benjamin
Franklin bryan his csrsr s . hawker OF hal
lads in their own STREETS, ard endsd Il by max.
ing treaties With k,cgs II Europe
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

AwTvl AccIpSNr,-oa Friday morning..
SAYS The Rock lslaad ArEus, VI the 18th sns,.,
a barge hcloaging 10 thu s,esmsr Metropolitan,
owning down the river struck the draw r'er a,
the bridge. swnss round against the pier, al
iolning ou the north si'ie, kuekmE onc man
overheard, drowning him hrakins the hack Of
another man. and Acquiring several others- The
man who was knocked overheard vas takcn
under by the rapid currcr', and ncvr s"cn
Afterwards
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

The anniversary OF Evacuation Day in New
York, was duly celebrated by military parade,
salu,cs and liberal display OF the national
standards. Governor ClaRN reviewed the mil :
tsry. AMI the horse ID which ho WAS. became
50 FESTIVE that the Governor was thrown to the
ground, without, however. receiving any mate.
rial injury.
The Democracy Of New York heh Mass
Meeting at 1sn,many Hall 90 the e6,h. IN
hoeor Of their victory in the reen; elections.
Resolutions rejoicing a, the saees OF tbc "a.
,ienal ticket, and OF the local of6cers Of the
city were rassea spccchcs were made by Ilon
Mr.. CLiSaxAx. OF \. c.. Jaige rARKss, II.
l. SEssoes. JoHS CocaHAss. and others, and
the ia,uxusc assrmblssc displayed a cccsidra
Die amount OF enthusiasm.
Tho following u despatch from Washing.
ton. dated the 3.,h;
The Cabinet had another loog rssicu 10 day.
them daily until the meeting Of Congress
The Pr~shu, has completed his message, As
have also the Sesrstafies ibesr rps,rts
Tbs propssty oi printing tho reports with
The Message. and scnding thcm for d.siriha,ion.
hAs bccn discussed but no, determinct 90. To-
morrow win decide VITA, course they vii
Pc-ue.
The New GroAdisn Mirs,er Mr.. Hewan
IS here using every mans 10 his power 10 brins
asoat sfcely sd,astmer, Of orr difficulties
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

"CoNvoRr No candidate that Wa not clcct-
al hs. ever rccoivet ~ large on electoral vote
as Fremont. aud 40 successful candidate SO
small Q cue ~ Mr., BachanoI is likely to have,
IT, injod, he has been chosen by the people"
The above has appeared 10 nearly all the
Abolition papers OF the country, nom the Tn
6uac down II is untrue. Gen. Cas-, In ls4s,
received larger electoral vote than Col. fst.
aosr. aud ten, T.yLoa tho successful eapdi-
date. smaller yotc than Mr.. HucsAsAS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

fug iIlispls CgsraAt RAiLRoAp.--.The
Chlcago tIlll 1rib,ms says ;--'0f the 400,
900 acres oi land granted by tho State 70 aid
tho construction Of tho illinois Central Rail-
road over 1000 900 arfcs yet remain afsold.
Taking tho sales made since the land office Of
the company opened in this city as u test. the
iuud valinh from the lands alone will not hill
short Of $4,000 900 IL ia Thought that the
road completed aid fully eqappel. viii be clear
profit 10 the company, 10 say nothing OF the
$40 900 600 OF money that WIN in due time be
piled MP In their ,wssory This great work
promises to I've tie mes, successial speculation
OF the age"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11
From The ia~ssaes a. ~ Herald Of Freedom. t,s
t.' 0txsu of lie Wee stale Parry. .

=
Gov Gcary arrived at Lecompton on the
llih Of September last, snd since then has
been labofing INCREASINGLY to restore quiet to
The Territory. Zach party, at tiiner, have CEN
sared him. and each party have apPAsded.-T-
lie scuns 10 b. man oi indomilabis will, and
'dcieTmined, at whatever cost. 10 have his own
way, For sons Vi his doipgs VIZ 10 not I'M
JcrsIand his motives 10 others wv see good
executive qualifications; aud, on the whole.
We believe he desires to do juT - 9 TO MI par
tics. H.. ....,si NJ, ~ t..st R''
We believe peace il, IN AGA. Grasurs. 70
stored TO the Territory. We CONSIDER persons
and property sale. a feiag Of secsrity per-
,adcs The business community. which msDi'sts
Itself il increased activity IN bailding anil IN
ether improvements IA nearly oil parts Of the
! Territory wbirh W. hear !rom,
Emgrants are arriving daily, and IN large
numbers. by way Of the Missouri river; we
hear II no hate violence along the river, and
believe that nopc cxists. aud that persons will
be perfectly secure IN travelling in small num-
bers to Kansas, II they keep Silent 90 the ey'
citing issues oi the day. The late excitement
las dunn shed the emigration az families. but
has hurried forward the larger class oil yoang
mn aud adyenturers. .. els, III ..
Already the gloom has passed away. from
! Lawrence, and ear infant city exhibits widen.
ces 81 prosperity surprising TO strangers, ns In
hci IL 10 ~ old videats
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11
M.urx +. Tsprs,. has given q gold unlAi

for the encouragement ~ lherian literature,
to be AWARDED 10 the author q the bss, essay
on The Future u Africa" Al osmpstitiou
mus, In t.lhsrsaa citirsns. rhe Aelshr Is to
possess the medal for coe war, when II viii
again b osenj sar competition. and 80 on an
naally as a reward fas literary Effort
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

FaAuDvLs>T isrArioSs o. srrERlos Coxso pIrlks
Asoss the many dishoDestes al trade which thv nor
OF the community Is called upon to suppress
we ~oull particularly notice most psrscious and
smoes practice adopted By interruptions dealers OF i'm
atns nd cdBuersiting the exterior appearance and
preea iioaary labels Of popular drugs, meiicAmen,s,
ADD other articles Of peFso6ss consunpucn and thus
by seHg upon The well acquired reputation Of
,erprsiog trader. pslmiDg Of most destructive and
wofaless compounds ~ the detrment not only Of
the cuasnmsr bot 10 the character 81 the man who has
expended thousands of dollars 10 bringing TIE genuine
aIuols into esteem and demand These Eeiiy larceny
thieves the pest ofsIl honorable dealers und trades
and the trsde ~ much highway robbsty - iAs NO
Ian, appropriation II their nexhbars purse In fact,
tbry brnsath the burglar and hishwnymsn dignity
of ihsss latter ieons exhibit bravery or RECKLESS
ness Of character paNise distinguishing the
tie sssasp who ssbs the datk. And ought they not
be rewarded with punishmen commensurate with the
'owsrdiee Of their erpes We led TO thsss
BY accidentally ohs-rviny spurious cosn,erfrt
of phe Votes sch sdam sehBspps. The labels we're
initiated Ie iscty. with The slight addition OF few let
irfs plead technt al avoidance Of the law agsnst
oountsteiiug tes bottles were very similar, and every
thinZ iuy prepared to impose upon careless
chaser Vow " TIE Who pstrstsd this fra
ie.on, robert ASsarediy he 10 Tor, IS Mr. W0ifs
hss expended large sums TO bring his genuine imported
schhsPIs into popular demand, that demand Dsy be
cea.ldYfed part Of his capital Ia trade and ieilo~
-iesns part oi his reputation 10 a. much oil thsi
Ghr had Glen barrel Of his sehnApps In bulk. And
10 Ihs stls he adds turther one OF dtlsading the
commonly ny EssHs ,asm ruiaous sriels Tor ,hs mo
nev they ,nteadsd TO eS end for eommodity In Which
tAsy h,l voBB5.pee And, hittaer, every man who
PscP aes Indirectly % the fraud, BY ceiling spurious
articles n,ash oaeadsrss the principal who
plaHuei lie Imposition. The remedy Il Mr.. Wolfe
shoad he IN his hohng all eepsersea up to the con-
lemp. 1t lhs community thus s~isdsd ~ their es~r.
ous and pHconrou.ly impossd upon b. tbeir rox,ous
competition. We tfst that Mr. Moife gill Obtain Tn.
not only Of the eoncortors Of tbrs. eoaaterfes
ta, Of every man Offering them for ssle sr thra yss
i'h tnem ~ the world ior his rePstsiion and tho
hests ~ the eonany uemand that all parties should
10 pal'-i ~ he Etllary II popular etesrston.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11
.t'ScOfs, Ki1l1ie y Co..
WHOLESALE AND REr.It. pEALyRs ~
STOVES. TIN-WARE, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, NC.

iaft w. W.
Corner ~ ErehGnrs and Susf Aniiony IS,
Near the American Hotel,
1T. rAOL.~....-..........,. .......,. W. II.
Are opening theiE large snd ear"tais seiectsd
stoek csstns part Of Coos and Parist Sasss Of
the lais.t end most approved patterns, I'm Plsts lis
TIE PIG sxa mar AMI sheet tssd. Copper Rott1ms,
BgsIieF ana TIaaed sheet torpsr ahsst lfns shs.i
Iron anil Nail. Il ii, sAss ndo- Glsss sad -s.hes
WkRe L~aa sna 4 o. feiass. Msafils kev~~, Se.
FARMING iNfLAM ENTS
soeA % flo~s, Cai;SsieF ss8 H&rrv~ Teeth s:fsia
CrSle. yths. aaA saAiAs, IlNsa and Garden Rakes
Tive, nr~r, and our pr nx- Gerrosa and Cast Steel
gsrk. Shoveis, sP.ass, fsess, asiisc@.. GrgA ard
Hsna Hoe- Hay kniv-s, stra~ CStisrs Pr mag Shear
Rsssr >cytA~., se.
HEAVY HARDWARE
savii. yse., Heitows. Hssd ant sl.-sfe Ha.amsr.
lNe-, H.tches-, Esgs Fe-, carnage sprta.s ssi Ar
es CsassG~ snd s,re eo,is, " ASoa Boxes. Crew HArs
Coil log and Pansr Chains. Cistern Pumps. Wei A.sls
AMI Bsekes hssS knsrn-tsa ssa Frenc ,r-..sa
Kettle. hells~ Ware srAerally ssA and Eirs ross
nc. ke. AS, sr~er.i sss~~tm.nt q
JAFANNED AND TiN-NARE
AT sor;s e Tir copper asl Shot fr1n Work dons
araer
hts saoeA aafr psTeAsse8 s'mast esrNassv~y frcn
~ ks-sfsr<r,s, sad llsrvere eaAbhd Il scl al
N. Lowest
re pae'e r--r~rttsQ- invited 'e ssg aea -sAHaias
before ea,,as ess~~Aes~ le.e~u
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11
n ApIk.,' frk HTOREL-J. II. HARLEY

r ADihs' FIJI STONE. II. HARLEY
IL - 1aha street. Nss ios lm2orsr - Msua.
netsr~r r ssroPean AMI American Far.-Nss nae
snesasl pr~ysrsira hrs Dts-eat . have
every Nfife nc shr' "a saf~rcr mAne~r. Asd bs
aAstsr. hHsssIIs III. nr % p>rsoae Ia de tu.is~~s
Ahn FeiliAisan - Aseggu< bat The enotcHsf
~sAsasrsp frss. tbs. b. fsT Importer ~ Assxfsrta
B.sis. I.rtrs GAsrLt.. FvIsNsS, yerasssa
sSFrs, Cvry.. &c, .li Be issra iva elsvss, Gssrs
tta tott.Es, >LFss Rarts, Aa.s ian sssoFiRen; 81
NHil hsxss Rev.
J. n. HARIEY,
a gsaR street COW irots NssAs
Righsst prt-s- I'D TO- Recess Nias. kc.
ssysaaA san
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

YI'EAPERANCS HOI 81. JAChsoN sfRkET
L h-t~-~a Ta.ra sss YeasyA st.. 81 r.si y. =
Tod sssreag ~ ~ day sees .as.b. .s.,
fcrsrs tso,a staesiEf stLssGsd. F.hse -stgoass~
% -.,.a stages cali this has-s eAly sr bss-.ar.T
&rs-a q As sqzaFs And Ceopa.-aa
tAanArY :, iSs-siv W NAgoS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11

=, 1sL To IaE rNEs sEs - yHs - sscKiBER,
zoe 90, rs9 szra .hss TO hs'trr.- sszs tobos,
Ne a. ~Sile an e,aes a - Aerns. Fh< asasr
!. rs,ss.ssa IN pay sasrxes srA ,A2. uen way.
JOHN = EO6ENASs
aer-, Ss~Ns Hsifvxv Hease. a. ~. drsfy hosi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-11
,From tie New isrs pispAieh.I

~ iSTAspFx ErsfsEs.-Whea an enterprisins man
sttiss, ut basiaess to the establishment 81
~Li.a he sNe- b. Bdsstry, time, talents and pecuni
AIRY meas hing 10 Contemplate ihaa to
have ano hes ,teai IN and aader spec ,esIt hod
the publt- tafafor ariieie and endeavsr to
Obtain tsir pstrunsst Pray shat die -snes u there,
81 AR the honesty o. the hibr concerned
parsni's e basne<s ty which citizen hopss 20 mahs
DTS br~ad sRd stealns he bread ttself' A commea
thsn u he tases siihoct leave toweyer bzaery LOAF
az hSesi from baesrT shop, j. sPprehsnded ard
semn.d h the Peaitsuiafy fnr dsrns ssrysv,itoas
aAaner, g. aggsas MS appetite but put respectable
10 kng cat his hack aEd te. dollars In his poe
and - asg, sta tmpanis eveo With the apriaa.s
ot Us iciows, by knasery forgery or "ihot hismoas
means, take iAs ba.iness of kcnssi usA from him,
&bd 20 gnsosthe oi lasit~. Al this Is wrong. some
year, sinee a.nil,ass Il this city delphe woe) In
Diucs 10 ts e.tissGs o. the Uniea ssies med atsd
Arcie 81 gin whith hishiy approved By pros.s-
s0nai gent.smsa superior ienis Ahi aesssiru-n,
an ih~ Ap"Nts X oil ~heh he. by advertisement and
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uicktsrs, WHO Psss Ire Business community
- hoaess ven sav that NJ Weiie Iksiy have
hsAsOes returns or tie tim. sna Eseaey aick hs had
tel They s@i shoet fSrIing lis shes and rslmn
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b. re zrpv b IN thir rssesties II 10 TINS The
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