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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06

Mr.. Wilkinson moved TO suspend the rules
and read the bill third time. Carried, ayes
&c, nays IL.
Mr.. Jsckmsn moved to adjourn, ruled out
of ordw.
The Bin was read u third time by its title,
end passed by the following vote:
Ys.s--hs.,ss pssdssh, s,s,si, De LSvsxne. Dsstss,
GsJsrsisb, gess Gnst, Hsteshowssi nsss, Hshtsii.
Hall Issi, fds, Jehssos, kirtmsa, Knsoh, Lott Ne
iSo2 Soblss, Pie'es, stsrxis Taylor Thompson, Win
la.on, wilson and NJ. sPsskss--5T.
! xAss--ssl4llliss, neadlsy, Bsxk, ck.,elAsd, Para
die Wan vorhss--i2
The title Of the bill WA agreed 70.
z The HOUSE reproved 10 reconsider the vote
and then adjourned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06

SusPrSsoS or NAvroArioS.--Ths suspension
Of navigation this winter will long be remem.
bercd as one Of the principal features Of the
cold term. The Missippi was frozen as far
as the southern boundary Of Kentucky also
the Ohio its entire length, the Red River, and
10 fact most Of the medium sized rivers. in the
entire country. Boston hsrbor was closed !;
they passed over the ice with heavy teams from
New York to Brooklyn, and other places con-
tiguous to New York. Even the Potomac
Was bridged at its mouth by the e,rong arm oil
Jack Frost
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06
Bob Printing.

The Plattsburgh IN. ~ Repula'ean is
astounded by the artistic and beautiful manner
in which job printing is executed away out in
Minnesota" A Minnesota friend Of the Edi-
tor has sent him copy Of the New Years
address issued from this Office, and he says it
surpasses for elegance Of style and beauty Of
execution, anything of the kind he ever saw
If the Editor would pay Minnesota visit, he
would be astounded by other and more impor
tant evidences Of progressive and enterprising
people rhdn Wei eSecateu ptfnung 50 -- '-'''
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06
Conespondenss of the Jostnai Of Commerce
~ W-.. n...i... ts.t a,


The condition OF tho Notifications oi the har.
bor. and the navy yard. at New York, has been
the subject of much remark OF late. They are
utterly inadequate for tbs purpose Of defending
the port, city, and Navy yard, against the at
tack of such ships and ornaments ~ are nov
aioa,.
A distinguished and scientific officer OF the
United States Navy remarked 10 Senators the
other day, that he would select two ships from
the British Navy. with which he would under.
take, with perfect safety. TO lay New York
city under contribution, or shell and burn H..
This officer knows the channel perfectly we'll,
and knows every gun that is or can be mounted
upon tho forts on which We rely for the defence
of the place. Tho guns OF thesc torts are not
OF sufficient cal,bre aud reach TO do any harm
to the class OF ships which are now built by
Great Brilain,
We nre making some eleven inch guns but
proposition 10 arm the new steamer Meri.
inaek with them was ovcrruled by the Navy
Department She is to be armed with guns ot
much smaller calibrc and rangc. and In contest
with some modern English or French ships Of
war now atout abe might ~ well be armed
with nothing bat horse pistols.
Tho exposed condition Of New York has IN
ducel Senator Fish to oder resolution Of in
Quiry ou the subject. which was adopted to-
day. Another fort M Sandy Hook for the
purpose OF preventing an encmys tcet nom
entering the outer harbcr, has been spoken Of
as Necessary But the new as well rs the old
forts, must, a. Is rdmitted be equipped with
entirely new armaments--with guns OF large
~',,oN r,, Sna 'o"s rsnss. -,
."c NA.a N1n'"'ev Nm ~ y. ,ne S..".e WIN
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06
The Passage Of the Railroad Biii.

From our notice Of the Railroad Extension
Bill yesterday, il may be Inferred tha, /, met
with no opposition. That is eorrcc, a. far as
the adoption Of the final amendment in the
House Is concerned. but in the Council, even
that amendment met with strong opposition
from Messrs. LrppKs, SErzER. BALcoxB and
Others, and the suspension Of the rules was car
ried by vote Of ten TO FIVE
We make this correction for the purpose Of
preventing the formation Of false impression
in regard to members OF the Council who
opposed the bill
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06
Hon. II. NJ RICE, House Of Reps.

We also learn from Mr. RICE, that the Post
master General has ordered the appointment Of
GEORGE MKEszrE, as Postmaster at Cannon
Falls, Goodhue county, in place Of JANIS
M'GrSSIs resigned
We received few days since. from Mr.
RIcE, notices Of the establishment Of new mail
routes and the result Of applications for in
creased mail service on various routss Is the
Territory They have been mislaid, but we
will endeavor to obtain duplicates from Wash
ington. The only announcement which recurs
to our mind Is the refusal Of the Postmaster
General to change the mail service between st
Paul and saltwater, to daily instead Of ,ri
weekly sil--the receipts from postage not
warranting the increased service asked for.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06

FRsr PRESBYTERIAN CHvRcH-we under.
stand that the Fist Presbyterian Church Of
this city. have taken the ini,iasory steps to
secure the services Of the Rev WILLIAM ARK.
siy. Of Newark, New jersey, as pastor
Mr.. AxxiS has 'Or several years served As
pastor over one Of the Presbyterian Churches
Of ,ha, city. where be is alike respected and
beloved for his ability and worth.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06
New Land Dsssricss im Minnesosa Terri.
eOry.
The washipgton Un,ou Of the Ian !,

The Washington Un,on Of the l4,h SAYS
-" The Commissioner Of the General Land
Ofiice has recommended, that all the Territory
Of Minnesota lying north OF the line between
townships IS and 4s. north Of the base line
Of the 4th meridian. extended west across the
whole Territory, by the Missouri river. be or
ganized into two new land districts, to be d.
vided by the line between ranges Is and 10,
west of the tth meridian, to be called the
northeastern and northwestern districts. We
are informed that this measure is rendered
necessary to kccp pace with the rapid spread
Of the settlements in this young Territory. ex
tending ALREADY to the valley OF the Rcd river
Of the North and up the Grow Wing -
This Recommendation also embraces . hand
some appropriation Sr extending the public
surveys in that dirction,"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06

Several other persons have purchased from
500 to 900 acres. II should he stated how.
ever that sonc Of the persons above named en-
tered lands ior settlers. and ns general remark,
il may he said tha, the private entries have
been generally made in small quantities, with
the view Of immediate settlement aud improve.
ment.
During the year, 1921 precmption claims
have been allowed at this oiiice--s02 Of which
were allowed before the land sale in October.
From the drecaratory statement. filed In this of.
6co, il would seem that settlement has reached
for back into the interior. and In some instan
Cos. entire townships, with occasional cxccp-
,ions, have been claimed by the preemptor
There Is yet. however. . large territory a very
desirable farming land. unclaimed and unsettled.
which offers great inducsment to the settler, by
their superior hr,lity, their accessibility, and
the easr with which the settler can reach an
excellent and permanent market.
The Mississippi skirts the district on the
east and the Minnesota in the valley Of which
are the most beautiful and Fertile lands in the
West, runs twice diagonAlly across the the dis
trict The Cannon and vcrmillion rivers.
with their branches the branches of the Zum-
bro and the smaller streams running into the
Mississippi and Minnesota afford excellent
watrr.powm, and make this region Of country
the best watercd in Minnesota.
Red Wing, Hastings, Shakopec, Henderson
and Ie Scur, among the most aoarishing towns
In this Territory. are in this District, Their
growth, although marvellous. has scarcely equal
led the growth Of the back country which sup
port them. Under the operation Of the pre-
emptiou law. the country, for one so entirely
new. Is settling dcnsely and where year ago
there was scarcely habitA,ion. are now to be
sccn towns and farming settlements, which, for
extent Of improvements and Appearances of
prosperity, win find no parallel in the settle
ment Of the West
The settlers Of this District are pretty gen
eral admixsuc Of natives of the States, Ger.
mans. Irish. Swedes. Norwegians, &c. the
uativcboru population, however, largely pre-
dominating over oil other classes The settlers
are coserpriring, industrious and prosperous.
In respect to intelligence, morality and sterling
habits Of pcrssvcring industry will hvorab'y
compare with that Of any part Of the Union.
In kcnsishsed cuterprire and selfrelyins in-
dependence and energy, they are hard to eS'
eel anywher.
This District is emipcutly an agricultural
one. and ~tters coming here viii no, he com
pellei. as in other new communities. to wait
for the school,housc and church. for ~ rapid Is
the scttlment and 50 compact (eatercd as il
mainly has heen and will he, by presmptien,l
that settlers win find themselves at cncc able
to have and ENJOY all the privileges q older
eoumanities This rapid growth hAs another
advantage. The land which is today sstsssd
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06

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Weekly Pioneer and Demsocras'


We present below = very interesting letter
from M. Panrs, Of the Red Wing Land F
fee II win vol repay careful Perusal
We have now Published reports from oil the
land Offices in this Territory We question
whether double or trcTnbIe the number Of ON
css, In any State os Territory, ean exhibit IN
eaual amount Of business transacted.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06
IAsp Ovyics, RED W,x0.
Feb 18th. lByC,

To The kdssss II lAs Ptssess ssd Ds@ocrss ]
Gxs1lxxns -Thk oiTiee was opened iS the
trana ction Of business On the ia day of Feb
rusry A. D. 1885, and the statement trlow IN.
hibiis the amount of business done for oDs year
rom that date. JAMES McGMSis made the
first entry at this oiIscs on the 10th Of Febru-
sry. 1885, and since that time, up oths Let Of
this month the ssles have bsen as follows. viz (;
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06

FrxR ALlN.--This afternoon. at three
O'Clock. the different bells in the city will be
rung 50 that drcmen anil eitirrus may become
acquainted with the manner adopted. for dcs-
isnatins the locality Of frs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06

The laiarge Hotel. New York, 10 about 10
be opened BY Mr., BrSaocoWs, proprietor Of
tho Irving Hoasc' who he's rented the former at
$4,000 per year, The Irving House 10 TO be
turned into Q wArphcDs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06

FInE IN GALryA.-0n Wednesday. the 20tb,
a block Of wooden buildings on the corser Of
Main street and Morrison alley, was consumed
BY ere.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06

p. T. BARyrS has been pat into bankruptcy
a, New Haven. and fxrprncx CRoswKLl.
Esq. has bccn appointed trustee Of his estate
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06
weather In Minnesesa during January.

A correspondent Of the y. Y. Tribune.
writing from Hastings, in this Territory, gives
the following account Of the weather at that
point, during the month Of January:
W,nd s.j RsaiA<y r.. =.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06

z. o, CONTRACT OFFICE.
February 10, 1856.
SIR :--Agreeably to your recommendation
the Postmaster Geseral bas ordefed that route
No l4,007 from st. Paul to Medford be exten.
ted TO Austin.
Very respectfully, your obt. servt,
VIZ. II. DuSpAs,
I'd Asst, P. NJ General
Hon. Ii. NJ RICE, House OF Reps.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06

or this amount Of land, l44,005 97-l00
acres, werc sold by preemption. and Of this
27.2OO acres were paid for by land warrants !;
the balance paid for In cash.
AZ sia- pasS'ie sais ~aich oona.nc@sd "a siie
10th Of October. 1891 93l0O acres were
sold at'an average price per acre Of 81 a.
The highest price paid WAS At the rate Of el6
20 per acre ranging from that to the minimum
price. Since the public sale 24,776-l00 acres
have bccn entered at private entry; Of which
amount, lG,A60 acres were located by land
warrants.
Judge A. q. CuAryiKI.p has entered in trust
for occupants Of town sites. l.A07 60.lO0
acres which embraces tho town sites Of Has
tings. Shakopce Louisville. San Francisco and
Chaska.
Judge u. B. MxxKER, - agent Of the board
Of Regents Of the University Of Minnesota,
has selected In this District seven sections as .
part Of tho Congressional dom .or the en-
dowmcnt of the University.
or the land offered at the late esblic SALE
but about 10000 acres now remain subject to
private entry There is Of un-oiicred land in
the District about 100000 acres subject TO
pre- emption,
The persons who have purchased the largest
amounts Of land are ~ follows
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06
ro...l Announcemens..
WAsHrxGrox, Feb. Is.


To the Edi,ss- Of ths Pioassr sna Democrat
BY the accompanying letter you will see that
the 81. Panl and Fnribault route has been ex-
tended from Medford to Austin. which connects
with the West Cnion or central Iowa Mail
roate, thus giving another mail route South
and East. Very truly yours.
H. VI. RIcy'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-03-06

Cannel col has been discovered 90 Rock
River, . s~ miles rcm Rock Island.
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Ntr,, : Gppas1t,nIIa5 Notices.

= - 4 - i 4 II I 4 = - y -
Z HoIio@ayss Ointment and Pals.s extraordina,
r, Remedies for,he Cure Of Erysipelas, Charles
PSirpoint, was afflicted for several years with
this disease. For nine months he was almosl
deaf and blind withgiaS so ssyers was the attack,
he consulled several Ofihe doctors in the neigh
bourhood, but they did not do him any good,
burto use his own words. he was left alone %
die. "a His good genius, however. did moi de.
ssrt him. for a friend OF his brought him !
couple OF large boxes and potsio of sHolloway't
Pills and Ointment. which he thankfully &C
eepted, aud commenced using; The result was
pelfectly miraculous, for intwo weeks he, e,waa
able to gel up, and could see and hear well; al
the expiration Of a month be was perfectly
cured, aud able to resume his work D'.a 80 /
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The medical profession and the public are informed
that henceforth an abundant supply Of this new and
most extraordinary plant can be depended upon as the
arrange nehtssre completed with the Japanese Gov.
ernuent Alter is introduction intO Europe the De.
ma1d, as is well known, so far exceed the sup
ply, aud thence the almost fabulous prices realized for
The smaest quantities. 1t Il now imported largely IN
the crude state consequently It's rurity aud It's won.
derlu properties are most unequivocaly guaranteed
Physicians are asouishe at the unerring certainty of
its effects. 1t isasserted by the highest medical au
thores aud publications that Il cannot fail in any ase
where physical matorma.iOu does not exist o-
The London LaLcet the highest medical authority Of
Euro says, vol page S2l-"This Bosnicaf remedy
sxerts specific influence upon the uterus, more par
ruarly in Of sterlty and checked menstruson:
decocton from the leaves Invariably brings on the
menstrual discharge, which can Do maintained BY q
dose or two dailyiOi any length Of time When fequ-
red for the purpose Of Obviatng steriity it must be
prepared from the root Prof Williams one Of the
most distinguished physicians Of Europe, in Braith-
waithes Retrospect No. % page 3V3 says Of this plant
This remedy will prove one Of the most certain and
valuable additions to our Matera HGdca; the only fear
have ia It's Introduction is that il might be abused
and become the too ready instrument in procuring a
borti0n." "F-H Fz FW q W - - -
10 IL has now been proved aeVery instance that thia
wonderful plant is invariably ef.eacous 10 developing
the yfie powers Of man, and even animals, arousng,
nvigorating, pud dilfusins its mysterious influence
wherever has been exhibited andor this purpose par
tculaty is prescribed With the most signal sdeeea By
tbe first physicians Of the age. See medical pablica.
ions and crcuars which can be had Free
Concentrated Kbe.tse-sng.A No. !, for Barrenness
and weakness, prepared ftom the root price 50 bot.
tie Khe-tse sing. No, 2, for female Irregularities,
prepared from the leaves, 81 bot le By the dozen,
a deduction OF 3S l-s per cent. BY the grosa, de-
duction of 50 per cent, net cash. a single bottle,
dozen, or gross forwarded any part ol the United
States or Canadas, on receipt Of remittaace.sT
For sale by all druggists, and at the depot of the
Khe.tse sing company Ne. 3s5 Broadway, New York.
All orders must be addressed Khe. tsesing company
NO.sS5 Broadway, New York. asaia agaih F
October 80 lS56.--I y.an ajf-- Ese .1Hr aa E
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Albert Il. Names,
IN NPARrITIoN.

11 Albert Il. Names fs ses sszsrrrr Hrgi
I. ~ ,sgl. u. sa-a s,I7I IN PARTITION
John S Haines, etals m ls sf 4a
Pursuant to an order Of sale made by the Court oil
Common Pleas, Of Carroll comfy and State Of Ohio,
at the August term. foe the year A. d. 1856 will
Oer for sale at ihe door Of the Court House 10 Car.
rolltOn, Carroll county, Ohio, Is gr sl.sE a-fa 5a
On Saturday, hs 9end day Of EorsmJer, 1856.
between The hours Of 10 o'clock A. n, and 4 O'Clock
p M., on said day, the following real estate to Wit
'sThe west half Of the Borth-west quarter Of section
three, in township sixteen, aud range six, containing
80 acres, 9ad 'The north~west qua ter Of thesouth.
west quarter Of section three township eight, aud
range SIX containing twenty acres Both OF the above
described tracts situated In Carroll county 0hio
Also forty out Of the south end Of the hall
Of tho southwest quarter Of section 50, in township
II, Of range 8, in Stark county, Ohio, ' -1., 30
Also fifteen out Of the southwest corner Of the
half Of the sOuthwest quarter OF section township
and range aforesaid, in Stalk county, Ohio Apprais.
ed at S2300 r. ieias-a t.1sssrs stae'r.3f
Terms Of Sale.--0ue third Of the purchase money ia
hand ana the balance 10 two equal annual nsalments
with lot lest from day Of sale secured by mortgage Oh
the premises, -, ,wHITCRAFr SheriG.
Z OeG g. is5a It'd. pr. fee, &A,b0tg q RSsssa4
u i. ~ - - u
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80 bt aDain ed lpoa rdag 90 d.g uatfl 81
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@1s-l sSoaDaas aad Gsoses nsFsglsvdg 81.
iEsrs- .- septoss q John paTis deeesssd.. -
samuef Fieids, admihistfatof "a Estbsn.
i1l1 iaa ia gields. assusasG.f = Eas .fsIflT7
- .sistsss stnHet YlIans 'admsuisisa,os =. Al
kehard sHaIes, deceased
81" slsahss DmrAn nsBsah. sdssr ~ eshte so
sa...rsr - Gubsrt heBsaa, Deccasod. - -.
John y. Nest, executor 81 Wi Jsmss
- n tlt Wsst, Dee assd .1 ~ lfrf fIFT
3 A. Nasey Y0uhg. aduiais,istsf u;,h de
siii annt1sd of H,gham Young 5.cg
1ssi 'Wsaiam z. Scott, ssWSida offbefi st
o. ar 4. HeMy 1sJlOr, ,deeeaaed.u ~ 80 =
Jobs 5. Hunter, guardian Of MARI Ne,n
. an Insane pefieaa So y ~ ~
fFsi aeeouRt ef Lake DaviA eEscuios Of IA n Jsme,
y. Davis deeeased
fnTo AeH"an' q Amos Cafr sta Jam Csss, e4eco.
.faa tofsoi james d,lhnstou -1s.ea.e5. .4.
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Ths DffHreace

TIE dIfSrelice bSfstei KanfAs Met ehAhSJn
ahd KanEd under Hesry, AppeArs 10 be his:
Under stauaOb. tbs motto sad practice Of the
Border Rui6an pyadeT ass. steal yourseh
horse, or for that mslteT eos or 40 OK an thing
. BOrlsr RaliAn wants winch fsss siGie man
happens te hase; though. as the Border r ,haan
were a stnirralory taee, Who. as soon As thsy
had robbed and eaten out one .neighbOrhoed.
removed 70 another, Il was horses thai they
pFiEed most. sud EeTe most certain % steal
Take it, and u the owner objsets shoot him.
such WIS the motto and practice under Shan
non Under Gsmy. tbs motto and praeies OF
the same class 10. Swear yourself horse
Any Border Ruiiian. 10 seems. who happens TO
zee a horse Or anything Slse that he wants a.
possession ola free state man, has only 10
depose that II once Rss bis, and has been n 10
some indefinite place and time taken from
him BY Free State men. aud MaFsbal Donnald-
son at once delivers over the wished for
article 10 the moving RufiAn. without deiyu.
ing TO hear 4 single word by way On rebuiter
from the Free Stale possessOr, or to listen the
any evidence he may prOdsce that the
horse or other article is bis. Where Governor
Geary and Marshal Donaldson get their law
for this summary method Of superseding the
ordinary courts We are not informed probably
from the same source whenss Marshal DOnnald-
son derived his Authority Tor delivering over
his posae 10 Sheriff Jones for the purpose Of
sacting Lawrence. -
Oftha two -mstho1s, stealing Your self a
horse and swearing YeursefA a horse. lhe latter
seems altogether the safest and most con Senient.
q Ths Border RuffiaR who undertook 10 steal a
horse might ps shot 10 the operaGSR vhersa',
swearing oneself q horse is perfectly safe While
tie result isqute as efrsctusl Il is The ease and
perfect safety with which the Border Rulians
are enabled under GsNy's administration
10 help themselves tothe property Of the Free
State men, which Tie Uhion aud other Bucha-
useriOg prints describe as !lls restoration Ol
peace aud order in Kanzs. s.ss ,s
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R. E. SELLERS & co.,
NH0LESALE DRUGGISTS,
PITI SBURQH. ~,

H.. .. ..,...szEa4 fPIIISBOROHs "a,
Corner Of Wood and Second streets, al tAe cd
staAd Of Ogden SnoWden,
offer ior sale 10 quantities 10 suit purchasera aeon
U plete assessment Of ssh imported Drugs Nedi,
cfnes, Chemieals, Gums, Oils Dye Woods, Acid, Dye
Stus, Window Glass; Glassware, Surgical IEsEumSI ls
Patent Medicines, White Lead, Red Lead, Litharsgs
and Zinc Paint together with every article embraced
our line Of business, .
We are the sole pFoprietors OF Sellers Celebrated T
er PAls, VeIRifege and Imperial Cough syrnP.
agents for sale OF Kensington White Lead; tPhiad)
quality equal to best in market and warranted full
weight.
Agents for sale Of Hall COuneps NJ etrOpolitaa
While Lead, Nes York. --t.. s-e-.e
Z" New Jersey Zinc Paint. n. Y.
bell. .Hs - French. I"
AlwaVs on hand New Jersey Zinc Company Zinc.
SN-0rders will have prompt attention. and filed mp
On the most reasopable terms, ~.
Oct. z. SO.
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a TTACHMENT NOTICE. - On the l4sh day of 0c-
Il tober, A. D. 1856, at the instance of the under
signed, plaintiff en- order Of ats chment issued By
Thomas George, Esq, Justice Of the Peace, within
and for Fox township, Carroll county, Ohio against
the goods ehatte moneys, credits and effects Of Wis
liam Yoder an abscondidg debtor. Amount claimed Is
Enhety-one dollars and fort tysone cents, (&9l Al
October so, ls56.-3w. JAMES I. YODER,
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s HIGHLAND.
ROOF & SHOE MAKING,

The undersigned would respectfully announce 20 ne
afi,sns II Carroltcn and vicinity that he has opened
in the above business in the shop formerly eceap'e by
Iohp y, Rukenblod, deceased Main erect, Carsoltoas
wbere te prepared 20 execute to order si Work n
.rnstss tn him, Of sny measure or short not-s
and ir !. durable manner Mending and repairing a.
tended 10 propptr He viii vOrk his oFn ssookr Or
that fu pished by customers. Low chsrses nisas IN
AZ, 'nstaaea.@ sb 3 sJ0SEP5 HtNMsa
Cnr.lnOu. bct Qs, 1855 ,in,