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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

Tns rsADE oy SrPgRIoa, From an sfiiele N
the Superior Chr0aidf OF late ,in,p. unaer this
caption, We take the following cxtrtc', Illus.
trating the rnpid grow,h OF N" place NY n
comparison oi ihr valae II the import. rro.iv.
ei at that part inr tn last two ycars:
Last winter we carefully collected tie yalne
Of the imports for 'hr year 1858, and the total
amount WA slsa,G51 s6. The titp for or
second apbuai review has not yei arrived, but
by bssiy reference Ia opr Gle. W. learn That
3i.z2s bsrrels d freigh, ha- i,eeu brought to
this place during ihe present seasob.
What the total vRne ~ these imports ID We
cannot dehsitIy say. YET averaging ;hcn a,
iiiten dollars pr barfci which IL npierate. 1t
will sam NJ. u total 81 s5l3A20. 10 this VIC
mus, add sbont s20DG0 ta the imports receiv.
ed overland snec ti,o pnbiiea ton Of our report.
and the whole amount il S53342 0--sn INCREASE
over hast year 81 s3ts.1J5 IL. Averaging
the value PER barrel ~ thea imports ~ hut
twelve dollar. and il will still Iease tie hand
some in,reasn oi s22G.0jl H.
The total nrmber 81 arrival 81 vessels at
Superior in 1854. were :; IN 1855 iisre ven,
33, and In 1856 there we're s.. This shows MI
increase in 1855 over 1884 Of 20 vegssi.. A,,d
an iocrs.~e IN io,G over Isl. OF % yessola,---
Tia estimate iaelpj.s both aeim'.pats and
sailing vessels.
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ESLARGsD The st, Peter Cou0cr comes
to us in au enlarged anil o'scrwise improved
form. II now contains twenty-eigit columns
Of matter. We wish the Courier gn abundant
sucfx.xs
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Mr.. Newson delivered lecture last TUESDAY
evening before the Minneapolis Lyceam sab.
jcct "Home and its Phases
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BALI At SHAKorEE.--fh~ Masonic and Odd
Fellows Ball at Shskopee on the evening Of
the 10th inst, promises to be II magnifcen,
affair. On this OCCASION, the members Of these
two orders will appear in beautiful rcgaIia
A good delegation from this place should a,-
tend and participate with our brethren ar
Shakopce in the festivities Of the evening.
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AZ iiss''ass On the tn ,sst. Jo.sa v NV, asea 4
ysau,
A. ua Late stsrasrss county, ", T. Nov. s,,h. of
sesf,t kvst, MAst rLssAasrn, AYsa / year sud ID
E"mshs ket. Msh, JuWs EssSs, sgya s..ass children
@J, y, aad " A. twuam
In Red Wing. on The 9th Of Ns,smh., .f,,..se.,i,.
Cht, after Illness ef 10 haof. Es.se. AlsI unjy
dsssAsss Of NussAs Asd MAseAssr sasmssass sgsi
lss" ssa 70 DAYS. tn. ar.s. .,'hsfs,h. tho aesef
NE sAsn ssd bis HASH As shepherd, shall cath
Ne is~ss 9Th bic araf, sad GARY them 81 h,s b.
seus"
Also, hnsrLa kops, sen VI Hil,iaA end Ma sasssr
ne.. ws: sss. IN tawsewesesssh, IA sep,. so'h isso
asd died ~ tnnemmatoa tssaiting nom Scarlet fsyr,
!" hsa Wing, h'ssssess, Nov. sstb, tsad.
sa-s- -. sr
rstUuMnp nR.ArH--xAs, LADY az ses,ismss
waah veu'sla sndss the sass efa dsssesahie breath
- ass,siAss wosd sss ssi, reader Il s~s., hu, ss,.
ths tssth White - slasestsf Msay esseas do not kso~
their breath bed, esd the sahl.ei u .. asra,s ths,
q tseas vih usvss Weett0s n. poat sasis drop II
mAla ~ ysss tnsih hsnsh, snd wa the s~th n,xht
ssa sss..,s6 ~, 4 ~ sssi hsiis VII ss.i Year
81 ~ ssias ths "uALssesA TseUsAsn Flos sss. y i,
sui sss,ess iss, esmpiss ssd kscAss ftem shs skin
leaving ~ soN Esd rVssat~ kss, Wet q tawsl tsst
- tee ~ sAsss asses, asa wssh the 'sss night ans
sHxviNa nApG xAsy. we, your shaving brush i.
u the "eAau ~ A fsoosAap tLowsss,r raL III.
bsssd vs, I'D vul maks hssasital sci, father nu,h
sssibssinG the 0pesstsa Ut shaviAg Ffirs nnl, M
SEATS, hswsss " sssutsvssit Mems genuine anis..
sssasd BY ". r. tEfNib0L a Co,
ptaHhIin Square, Nsw yutk
bos sst ~ oss ag.sss, nosD = ksiLoo0.
WboIsssls asa Astsl ptsxsi.ts
osN doweas Saint PAUL n Y
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A party, consisting OF Hon Joseph 4.
Brown. Col. W. II. Nob.ss and s. Me,ary,
Esd. left this city for Washington on Thurs
day morning last. Minnesota win bc largely
represented at the scat of government dur.
ing the present session.
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SEnI.WEkKL MArl.--A petition praying
for The establishment: Of Smi-weekly mail be-
tween 1aylors Falls and Superior, and addrcs.
scd Ia the Post Office Department at Wash
iugton. wa circulated among our ctixcns last
week. says The Superior CLyonifie. Of the 2nd
inst ard nuincrously signed
At present, we have bat weekly. which is
totally Insufficient "a accommodate the bust
meas interests Of Superior and It's tributaries
The irregularities from which We are now sui
fefinv, arr partially attributable To the want Of
additional service. The matter that weekly
accommodates nj the end Of the route, amounts
10 nearly two hundred pounds and when II is
eousilert, that tl.e mails in this region Of coun.
try haze to be- carried m foot, this quantity
cinno, be brought through NJ che time with
out much dIiiicaiiy and fatigue. The business
o, ,.i's deRsnd Tor additional service will
strongly sugges. ITSELF to the Postmaster Gen
eral, md he cannot bat grant the request.
We sincerely bole that the request OF the
citizens Il Supshior viii Ia granted by the
powers ;ha, be ., Washington, for the es-
'ahli,hmen, Of scrpi.weckly nal between
Tsylor's Ea'l- and that city Is very much nss-l
III, aud eon'j i'e great accommodation TO
residents oF 'hc young md nourishing city op
the lake.
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TINS MGRDEa CAsE AT HASTINGS. We learn
from n gentleman Of this city, who returned
from hastings on Monday last, that the Ger
man by the name Of Sutherland who under
went an examination the Saturday previous, at
that place, on suspicion Of having murdered
hs vile, was discharged by the Justice Of the
Peace, before whom the investigation was had
on the ground OF a want oil sufficient testimony
being adduccd to bind him over, 'ur intor-
n,ant states that it was the general impression
there that the wamsn was not murdered by her
husband, hat thu, che choked % death ia a
paroxysm Of rage, whilst in the mils, Of n
violent quarrel with him. At least, from the
testimony el,eilod, this seemed to be the most
proba Die solution Of the mystery.
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The ladies of Traverse DIES Sioux ure about
getting upa public supper, the proceeds Of
which will be appropriated to the aid 1t sacred
music ia the churcii ut that place. The aud.
lord OF the Wins!ow Honse at 81. Pete,. has
rendered them the Tree Use of the spacious hall
in tina, building ior the occasion. We wish The
ladies' having the matter in charge an abun.
dant success.
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"DiooESK's DiARy."---1he following anus
ing and mirth-provokiug accoun, Of wba, I'm.
been the prevailing excitement in cur city. ior
a week past, w copy from the F,nsasiai III
,vrt,ser, Of last Saturday. where We find |, ",
der the above head. We take this OCCASION TO
Intimate to Diogenes. 10 the language Of the
the Rev. Mr.. ChsdbAnd. We owe him Que
We hope Father Owens viii not fcsi out OF
sorts " about it:
MoNpAy. ---GrrAt excitement among the hes,
roosts. Owens and Moore out bciore daylight
Mysterious movement at the Livery Stables -
Moore disappas. Whcrrnpon Owens takes
i've drinks and winks contidcntislly ut Bracket
TuEspAY.--The dove retained wi,hoa, the
olive leaf. The diver diyed his depth and rose
| without the pearl The mail bags came with
Moore, postage unpaidl bat without the rrs-
ideut's Message. Owens takes eight drinks,
and concludes To wait
WkpSsDAY,--The Presidents Message mo
mentarily expected. The "masheen' in the
knnssot,an cock. loft CREASED and NJ organized,
with veteran iorcc Of ten veteran printers.
two devils. four shocmakcrs, and gallon Of
whisky. An interval Of painful suspense sue.
cee,ls, Hands take drink nj! round. Owcos
takes ten drinks in succession AMI sends Moore
TO reconnoitre the west side Of the rivera
service which that individual from constant ex
lcrience, was emincnt'y fitted to periorm,--
Moore sends word that them documents hare
arrie', which produces a high state Of excite
ment in the cock'lott. Two drinks all round
Hands =" rolly up their sleeves" and prcpar to
pitch in and lay ont them orphans eold.--
Owens is expressing his sangaine confidence in
the result Of this " amicable and spirited race -
when Moore returns with u copy Of the Pio-
nsrr containing the Presidents Message. Zen
sation 10 the cock.loit.
THURSDAY ErrNSe.--- 7imes Extra, Prrsi.
dents Message.
.--K,naesottan Presdent's Mess
age copied from Pioneer.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-18

y rerjrplcr CoNquoasp, For centuries
the law"f llindosian has been iha, widow
could not r,narry, which has lei 10 grca, i'm
morality The English authorities have made
groa, Efforts 20 hiring abou, better state 81
affairs, III which, according 10 the following
ffo@' Calcutta paper, they have made he
ginning towards Successful RESULT =
The barrier has burst, and Il only rmaiua
for young Bengal 10 follow the example al Ia.
boo Bhoohun Mohmn Dcs, u respectable M.
inn gentleman ,ssi,lng In Pakparra Ito
has, We hear, married llinioo widow fifteen
years ,ld. with The permission Though hcsta.
ting pcrinissIcn) Of her parents, Tho Brnh.
MINIS made 0,ss, but money "a powerful inc
da,or with thcm) slcncsd their tongues. We
wish bahoo bhoobnu and his bride all sncWu
Tor thus breaking the ,ramp,els Of religious
prejudice 4"
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HOarM.WxsrrRn 8xPmEss COMFY
tksrAstfsHEp IN lssi,)
ConnoCting With Amsrioan lgxnress To

Connecting with American Express Co.
y" tbs ssis esd spssd, Transportation Of Aoasy,
vsiassls aSd Lsh, freight, Collection aud Payment ID
Mote, Dssiss nils sud Accounts sna al the hans.so
General Express T0vwardtms.
0uR wIsrEH ARRANGEMENT are nov ess,tIsle
We sbsli fss bsswsss H. Pal end DaLsqss, an ~.
v'sss "iwsstiy with tour hon. sosrsysass.. on q.
aii time. ssA will usdssssss n run fssish, over .a,
ssstss ., he sss " Too dsiy.
We have good. tsssy. and sspsusnssa sass foe y..
s-ass'stfea sssss At Ger sl1h' s,sut-s A.a Al, .,s
bic b1ssss'os 'siss f,s ,As ,ssary al on.y ard ,s
cables.
ARKAsoknEsrs yuR wnfhA % sse-7.
A Espssss VIII be 6spssshsd from So p.si % f.s.
tes rss RAsr- hosdsy, "Wednesday ssd Pras.,
~ As'uesv Ass Mtsnsiss,is "Wednesday aud Va,
srda1
srsiIwArss ASH utssss- .nspd.y sd rhrr.a.y.
}. q. HuaDANg q 60.
Omss 81 ths foot NJ Jsessss sss.s,
~ rssi, nsssskst ~ isss-assiy
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ancoaquord ancestry --oi IN ancient and IN
broken nationality.
There ia no w~urrcctiou lor conquered M
tionality sahjacaticn Ia national death. Ire
land affords striking illustration Of this law
We learn irom ;he antiQuarians, that bsfcw,
The snhlagatcn Of ircland. her gentry wor,
short hn~chcs, and foll plated linen shirts
dysi yellow, with saffron. and high sort a
hat os cap, They also wore their hair in IN
sn'ar way, with ioug locks aud Aourished a
heavy moes'aehc Under King James. this
dress Was abolished. and their locks and nous.
lachos shorn, They werv compelled by law 10
dnss N Engish fashion.
! Aud old English book, printed ia 1854. sara
that az that time ,radcsmcus wives wear not
only sik gowns, hut On times. two or three
| silk pcttieoaish The samc author rcprerru,s
iho inIcricr clas,~ OF The people ~ cxtrxyagsnt
in wearing silks aud expensive fabrics.
The abofiag elasss have nov the fash,
io,s of the mos, wtctchcd Of England- their
woaea withoat bonuets, shoes or stockings
Pop.laiion. In isio, IL WA about $500 600
Ia 1891. 6,5ia,seia loss Of nearly two nil.
licns alm@t the population Of Scotland :. Il,
ak years tine half died of starvation, aud
most OF the other halt emieraiel TO tho United
States. whcn they have not only been living
On the Fat ri the land, but have rrcoivcd more
money for their work already than they coukl
have carved in long llke tlrne in this emerald
o, the British crowA %. A. H.
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SALE or RgAL EsrA1E.-lion. joel b. Bias.
sect, says the st Anthony Republican, last
week sold u parcel OF real estate. consisting Of
lao acr,s at The mouth OF Bassett's Creek
Minneapolis, for $4,000, or s24o per acre
W y. Garland and Alex. Moore are the par
chascrs The from, Of the tract is par. Of
the town plot. Mr.. Bassett, We understand
will remove to his farm on Lake Harriet The
tract sold was pre- cmpt,d year ago last spring
at 81 % per acre
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Rev. II. NJ Nichols deiivercda lecture before
The Young Mems Association at =, Anthony,
On Weim day evening las Owing We learn,
to the partisan character given II by the Rever.
end gentleman, it was well received by Only a
portion OF the large audience in attendance.
The next lecture will h' delivered on Wed.
ncsday evening next, by Mr.. J. W. Taylor, Of
this city. Subject; The Destiny of the North.
West"
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WINTER ScncHs--7hc winouA Repsbiiean
complains tina, inNone District Of that town, the
only school'room provided, is up stairs over a
harness SHOP in,o which .oft loo scholars are
crGmmtd. while another 100 are trying 10
squeeze in. The eitixsns Of Winona should
take this matter in hand and see that the ris.
Ing generation OF that place are better provid.
ed with educational privileges.
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IN nur way ',sek n ne ho.s,, our ear dri
ver cwwir'-i What W. ihptyhi y,ss Ne
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NEW ESGLASp SrrrKR affair comes
of at the Fuller House on next Monday even
ng. The tickets are now issued and ready FOR
sale The price Of them has been fixed at S3
for a ticket admitting lady and gentleman.
and 81 Tor oue admitting gentleman only
OF course, under th,sc circumstances, every
gentleman viii feel bound to make his appear
ancc at the Fuller" on that evening. accom-
panied by one Of the gentler sex.
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Minnesota Pioneer lsimdery. =.
We have pstehss~d frsm Chicago, ., mech s.esase
The @sst approved Tools and s,ash Toe eomtls,e
BLANK BOOK BlNDERy,
Aaaas which sss
mtGkok's rArkNv RULING MACHINE,
TIA bsss kssvn II ,hs Trade ssd roe Of
cakiuiirOSE PAGING MACHlNEs ron LEneEils
AAd ws ace aew ptspsrsa to execute la the bishes,
~yis II Ne sss under The saps'issmdsne. ~ Mr. Frs
vsss Iiawses. VI Chicago. Ill artsrs Gs iisat ssd
othss Lsdesrs Forwarding nsots, Notes. Cheeks As .
o.. " sths Ms-t sppsvvsd Eastern s,yis asgs,n..
saa sll other baohs bound In Msscoeo. slil Eaxs 81
Os.p asasOks RE.m0UNu.
Az cn The @sss yssssasbas sssms.
vo0nKicn soaxns
NiNErf.P0UR LAND WARRANTS. polt
An loo ssfss saeh. sssstsd W Nssomosss Indians
WI BE sp'd ~ ns ~ he tsassst ~ tAsss isaisas aa
hssssnss sesst 10 ssss, ass thsy vi b. received By
re. nssled Fropessls msStsd "fraposais lsr Lspa
Wassssss (1s the sattss ssmbsr In y hands op G,s
s@befs " ss pssshsssss, will be received ~ me-
dressed :" ~ II this city ust the Let al tapusrs
SRAkCto HUkwsGHMAkh
Superintendent II Indian Affair.
Shvsshse, ses, ~. Js@. aseisa~z
QAnT0~ - nemRnmu ~ ~ - nr-~ x.sx - 49,
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T.. r. B.rs'v ins ggar 20 Earope az til.
basins sxpni ~ -laii.- Cor,L,s lIorArd
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,TO PLANTERS.

TAILS pLottGHs, Nos. TO with
Ill aud without Cutters, C
Assorted Nos. Of subsoil Ny
and Flnkes,
Kings Plonghs-ratended bars, Nos
TO 4
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters,
Ok, Log. Back and Trace Chains,
A,nes K Bowland's best Spades and
Shovels, .-..,
Hoes--casl steel and forged, from & IN.
TO 10 in blade,
Blind brides and Cart saddles,
Collars and Hames, for mules and
horses.
Axes. Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
Besides any other c|e generally found
IN we'll assorted Hardware store.
ianlsiy1 aAEGUIER Il LANOuE,,
Cor Lafayette aud Florida s's.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

THE undersigned has just received pei
! Empire City,
$50 lbs Gunl Arabic tozenges, Of all havors
80 DO Cum Arabic Paste. Vanilla II Rose
80 do Jniuhe Drops, assorted
r. DO Litcrice do do
50 do India Paste,
100 do Tola Drops,
50 do Pate de Guimanve,
10 do Mafshmellow drops.
$50 do Iulube paste, rose, lemon II Orange
50 do 1'oln do. IL boxes Spruce Gum
100 do Chocoat des Families.
80 do do de Sante.
so do do In Vanilla, etc.
For sale at reasonable prices. by
oct 1s-y. WIN EOGEl, Druggist.
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THE GENTS DEPARTMENT..

Especially selected iol this market and
guaranteed to he the best workmanship,
and latest style, comprising, suits OF
Cold. Cassmirettesj Suits OF Checked
Marseles. suits Of Black Italian Cloth !,
Mefino, Beapout, and Alpaca Coats !
It s. a. Pants !;
Brown Linen, Drill and other styles of
sunni or Goats and Pants Fancy Linen
Drill in patterns and by the yard Under
Garments in Linen and Cotton, Silk
Muslin Clavets, Half Hose Gloves !:
Panama Hats, Straw Hats for Young
America.
Special attention is paid to our CUSTOM
ere II from the variety Of our stock per-
feet fit is in all cases assured at
an5 j. SIMON Il co
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Eery EfpssOspnde.

T'ilIS Preparation is a concentration Of
1 the property Of the best Lemon and
Sugar, u hich eualihes the article to pro
dnre ins'an'aneously superior Lem,enade
and make II more convenient than Ieufnn
Syrup or Lemons, not being liable to spoil
whatever climate il may he transferred TO.
It's usefulness with Parties. Pcnios and the
travelling community is obvious, and ior
persons that undertake long voyages it
vii prove 10 be an efectual preventative
Of ScufvY.
InvsIils may also use il with advan.
tage when prescribed by Physicians. Pre-
pared only by VIM BOGELs
Druggist and pothecary.
To whom ali orders must be addressed
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CAPITOL CHEAP STORE III
nyECONOMY AND TASTE, III
GRACE,
Ease md Elegance. nil Combined.
II. simon r. dO.

THERE Is NOTHING Of more itnpor-
| tanre to this community than 10 know
where TO get. PERFECT FITS, ut sui'a-
bic prices T. SIMON II CO.. filled with
Samaritan like philanthropy, would. res
pectfully direct the weary with being
humbugged) people, Of this honest place
to their establishment, opposite the Post
Office. where the
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Gum Drops
Petroleum, OF Rock Oil.

THE most wonderful remedy ever dis
L covered, procured from well in the
Allegheny mountains four hundred feet be-
low the earth's surface. will efectuallv cure
Piles, Deafness, Oh Sores and Ulcers. Sore
and inaameo eyes Rhumaiism, Neuralgia
White swelling, ert. for sale by
WV. BOGEL, Druggist.
march rs. Lafayette street
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pipIsl pillsi

lust received by the undersigned, fresh
j supply Of Wtigbts Indian Vegetable,
Mofats Life, t'randteihs, Morrison's by.
gepia, Lees, sappnafons, Greafenherg's,
Jayne's, spencet's, Peters, Cooks. Hoo,.
sr's, Beekwith's Leidy's blood, Holloway
swayne's Lerv's, Degray's Champions,
Jones', Sears, and MeLanes Pills; Tor
sale in any quantity by
Jan 20. WV Boegt, Druggist.
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EMBROlDERlES.

Enid. rhemisetts and Sleeves in luots j,
Rich Guipure Lace Collafs,a great var
iety Of silk and Lace Msnielles; Emh'a
Jaconet Bands, very rich Emb'd. Ladies'
llandkerchiefs Emb'd. Skirts, Dimi-
try, for Skirts large variety Of Silr
parasols, Fans, Silk Gloves and Filet
Mitts Nc
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steam I'ackingl

GUTTA lefcha Steam Packing -
" Kentucky and Cation packing; aaskei pa
per and Navy Uakutf; Steam Bbs, Furnished and
Polished; Steam Stops and anage Cocks; Brass
Coupling and Connecting Cntks, for iron Of ecp-
per pipes always on hand u,
ian.17-y. LaRHIfEH LAN0HE.
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Gistrrm Waking.

TIME subscriber, is now prepared 10
/ make Cisterns TO order, in the very
best STYLE. and will warrant bis work lie
will keep stock Of the best lumber. al
WAYS on hand, ard will attend TO putting
his work MP Carpenters work, and re-
pairing attended to. 9. l.. sEEs'
Near the Jesuit College.
ny- Orders left at the Post office addres.
sod MS above will meet prompt atten-
t;on. June -20-G m.
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A FULL AssORsMENT Of Collars,
N Hames, Blind btidlps, Cart breerhing,
, art saddles, II'aegcn harness, Ttaee ehains
BE. which we offer 81 moderate prices.
ianledyl LARgUtFH X LANDUE.
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FIELDING MUpsELMAN
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kinds
OFCDNFECTIONARlES.

Conner Of Third and Laurel SITS, lnearlJ
opposite the Bank Baton Rouge
uAVlNG this day REDUCED his prices,
IL he is prepared TO furnish all Kind Of
CA N by Mt WHOLESALE and RETAIL, OF
more favorable terms than can be had in ".
Orleans and having experienced workman,
bic candy will always be PURE and FRESH,
care being taken that no "deleterious ingre-
dent is used in its manufacture, as is too
often The case with confectionery purchased
at Aucfioss and from irresponsible houses
He trusts that the trade Of this, and the
adjoining parishes, will give him their OF
ders to fill, which he is prepared to do IL
any amount, having natle arrangements for
The best quality OF sugar in market and be-
ing in correspondence sHiih one Of the Large
est houses in New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line
Gnutetrbnf 7-y.
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TIME VERY BEsT.--persons desiring
j any of the celebrated nedieins cal
led Brandy, ran gel some Of The pure aud
undpIiratod pinet, CastiIon Il Co.'S. At the
Drug Store of WIN. BOGFL.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-29

A LIZ AND PORTER.--A large supply
~ Of Barclay, Perkins & Co.'S LolHion
Porter and yennent Scotch Ale, warranted
genuine just received and for sale by
no 2ily VIM. BOGEL, Druggist
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-29
TO sport ssa q ~.

A FEW doz. best English Stub Twist
IN Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns. Re
sites anue Bags Powder Herns Patiently adding,
Fooled lined and Central Fire Gaps; Wah Gut
+, re-; Gun Tubes, and every thing else connected
In that line, NJ LAHatlFR \ LANoUE
jan.iIF. Cor Lafayette and Florida sts.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-29
I)raqs ano Mtoltints.
VIM. HOaEL.
Druggist and Ap0tlseCary

n EEPs constantly on hand a large ard
IL well selected stock Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines, Ill his preparations ATE pre-.
pared by Northern manufactures, ard put
up in the very beslmannet 10 preserve theii
medicinal virtues. In q climate like this
PERSONS shchld not overlook this important
consideration.
~ Prescriptions filed with care AZ any
time Of night Of day, octl0-y
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-29
Liver COMPLAINT,

TtAN BE efectualIy cured by the use 0
" Hollands German BtteIs. Price re
duced to seyenty-tive cents, can always b.
had fresh at the arug store Of
octl0. VIM. BOGEL.