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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-03-27

The election in New Hamshire
came of yesterday, the 18th instant.
All Governor, aud numbers of The State
Legislature Arr III IN chosen The re-
suit of this election d very important,
from tie effect ii will have upon Presi-
dental aspirants. The success of'thg
Democracy will advance the prospect of
President Pierce AZ The Cincinnati Con-
vAntion, and their defeat will, we think,
destroy the prospect Of his re-nomina-
ton. SO mott it be. ionser aed Demo
crdllc yesterday morning s'ie
And 80 mote il be, say we We
however think It our duty to call the at
[tention of Pierce. and Gushing 70 this
singplas prayer Of their pro- esssd chief
organ-grinder in Minnesota, innesQ-
Ian. ssssis.
So rhote.it Be, exclaim the hypo-
critical conductors Of the Pioneer s
Democrat. / They prgsss to be the
| friends 1T President Pierce. We have
known all along that fheir hostility to the
President hos been restrained from open
ayowal with il grace. apd manifest eff
fort. from motives ofcnpidity and selfish
ness. The cloak IS finally thrown off.
They now appear il their true colors IN
Iopen opposition. They pray that cir
Icumstances may arise to = destroy every
prospect ofthe President re-nomina-
ltion. This IS essentially the prayer d
1.-THE Z P;onser s Democrat tho mol
stated IN s0 tnany words. Their bad
feeling towards TIE President Il belray-
ca ID their stating I premise, and ther
drawing conclusion tlist Is entirely II
Legitimate. New Hamahirs i undel
lthe combined power and controI AZ tht
black republicans and Know othiag.
lshd the pioneer and Democrat knows i
The democracy there have to 6gh
i lgainst immense odds. They are con
4 lending against n combination soi FAC
lt,ions the most reckless, ne most IN
lscupulous md the most dsprayed tha
u ever cursed my State. The democrat
4 sfs fighting gallantly They arr wag
| Ing ! battle against the yandalsthat vii
reject lasting honors upon them, wtheth
Irr the issue b. iorthsn, oragainst them
q Hut now this pre( essed democratic Jour
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somely improy,d 81 IS eastern men ~
means ind enterprise. Ills about i've
miles from Sank RAPIDS Is Elk River.
The land intervening i III I ! choice,
quality for farms, an arabic. Of 40 even
surface, and of handsome appearances
For about two miles il Is what i known
as hasel-nut bush land ihs remaining
Is prairie, Of the very best description
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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-03-27

Il
~ Barnun, lie great showmant
has been put into bankruptcy in Con
necticnt and q trnstee appointed for his
estate. He became involved ID the
ciock-making business in which he was
largely interested.
E The story that Gen. PIERCE cx-
hibiied marked discourtesyEtoward SEN
a:or Haie, at the White House, inter
that gentleman Eiasolent attack on the
President il the Senate, il eatireiy
false.
~ Mr.. Wendell has been chosen
printer to the House Of Representatives..
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-03-27
COME TO MINNEsoTA

I. While Nebraska IS too remote, and
Kansas is threatened with civil war lei
those in the east who contemplate com,
ing west, come directly to Minnesota,
It's truly the immigrants home, M
Territory, in our candid opinion. Offers
50 many and go varied Inducements ~
settlement. It's advantages, have, been
oft repeated. They should, ii seems 10
us. now be thoroughly known and appres
ciated in the east They are specially
great for the. laboring man, altogether
meeting his wants ! and in their varied
character sufficient to satisfy every
reasonable expectation.
He who wants land can find i and
make it his own BY paying 81 rs en-
acre. He who desires to settle his
family around him on farms 50 40 ~ en-
sure them competence and happiness
can do so in Minnesota more advantage
o's', 'hau ~ any Ivy So' =" ~ 7
ever sno"n' - VIC sss a, nsa.'A s \
Germany nho y 80, a'u o'oyn'pe' =
minnesota ~ VIZ s'.'.sS - '''''ss
VIII mo mere ppor'nn'tles 'or lnysS's
ments % lands, NIL sues, ano town Pig
perry 'na' wy ensure 9'p aounoan'
III IL
wealth N snort tune Pp1 y cone.u'
son. = any man ouros 'or ZANE s. 20
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VA DlifI I'D

s I'D - ss sEH|
olioxii "a ~ 81 atioa ~ ths y pro ".
II - VI rea X HI Iss r ific TlIs1
jQsll remark y that We srs much
~ Az NJ y channel lor Communication
aciilc friend ,The resas u
le Az Iocaisd apenH ths snrysy AZ Con-
skeYsns ior the ~ RaiI Road This
WA NM s1Psriiosr ]. n yantagss
u NAHUM, I'll e b III before Gov
Al Ssl NM NTH ~ more than w
|1ssss An u mi iavsstig CATION.
NJ Az bsen pronounced .he'
sil H linz fos Il northern tho
mn re ~ III Pacitiic
" 6s Express ~ n a ss5
nong ihe invitations for proposals
|to5cbnvSy lhe nlail va elliptic follow
i'm sn " yeTtismen of ths Port or
fiss Dsps stnaent il the Pioneer 8 Dem,
EIAO4 From 81. Anthony, NJ Fort
Union 10 Puget Sound, in w ash
ington Territory. z, 900 miles and
fback once 4 month j II;
III 4ssYs 81, Anthony the LIST dry Of
each month 81 8. q. IN.
Arrive at Puget Sound the 3Oth
day thereafter ny s =. M. 81.
" 1ssEE Leave Puget Sound the Ist day
ofeachs month ;at 81 a. m.
Arrive at Sc. Anthony the 3Oth
day thereafter BY g b a.
81 are. pleased to see that the De-
parttnent " Washington has 1t last tax
"a hold of this matters We are much
il want Of q channel for communication
With our Pacific friends, and we want to
see that channel opened, that We may
not be compelled 70 double Cape Horn
any longer. Our readers will perceive
that this route is 10 be located upon the
survey of Gov Stevens for the North
ern Pacific Railroad, and we trust that
the superior advantages ofthis northern
route will now be more thoroughly UNI
derstood, and appreciated. All we ask
IS fair chance !; if that given US, we
are not fearful for the result. Will not
some of our enterprising citizens - St i
Anthony, o. Minneapolis take hold Of
ttn1 PIsel ect. SSsSsss Qf tssss9s9 5e igt
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L A R G E S T o c K
Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc., etc
B. /. SIMPSON.

(IMfOltI Elk,
AS the pleasure of Offering to the Trade the largest
IL and most complete Stock in his line ever in Tennes-
Mypurpose is not to blow-nany gentlemen have look
ed my cellars and pronounce them the finest they have
To verify which, most respectfully invite all deal
visiting the city examine the stock, which will be
found TO embrace every article aud quality kept by the
largest dealers the North and East My stock is made
up OF the following popular branGs:-
CHAMPAIGN CUGNAC GROWN"
SAZERAC De FOkGE
L. IL GODDARD,
PINET CAIFll.SON h co,
RASTEAU CuARRUYER,
UNITED PROPKIErORS VINEYARD,
PELLEY0lSlN,
HENNESSl,
r.. GEANTl,
OTARD, DUPUY & CO. (rariOus vintagss,)
J. J. DUPUY,
ROCHELLE
LOZACh h co.
WINES.
CLARET, in casks and boxes,
ST. Julien, 81. Estephe, On .Ieaux MargeauI, etc,
fOHT WINES.
Durand Crown, Burgundy PORT
Port of Juice Of Grape in boxes
CIIAMPAIGNES.
Charles leidSiek (dircct mportahOnsl Crown Brand
Verzenay, Lion Brand Double Lion Flag aud Star Brands
MADEIRA WINES, different Old Brands
SHERRY VINE,
TENNEkIFFE WINE,
MALAGA WINE,
AMONTlLAD0 WINE
HOLLAND GIN.
IN PIPES AND CASKS.
SWAN BRAND, ENGINE BRAND,
ANt H0R do, FLOWER do,
COMET do Old HOLLAND do
SCHIEDAM BRAND. Superior Quality.
RUM.
JAMAICA Rum,
OLD do. do.,superiOr Quality,
ST. CROIX do.
OLD SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKY,
THs PUNcHRON AND
SUNDRIES.
BRANDY CHERRIES
EXTRACT d. ABSYNTH
BITTERS different brands,
CURDlALS-AssOrted,
CURACAO, Etc, Etc.
| am constantly receiving additions to my stock
and prepared ill orders for the foregoing to any
extent
l am also Offering the Genuine schiedsm, Aromatic
schnapps Cor which have PATENT can I'LL orders
for to two Thousand cases. either Quarts
Pints, at the shortest notice.
To prompt customers liberal credit will be extended,
liberal discount tor cash will be made.
B l.. SIMPSON,
No AZ, Public Square,
Mayl-ly. Commission H0uss of b. + Shields.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-21

Jack three years Old John R Drske, Ala, pre-.
MUM; & H Hil Wilson, Ger.
Jack two years od-A II Hanna, Maury, Grey
Eagle, premium.
Jack one year old--J 81 q Hill, Williamson,
premium; 49, Whitaker, Maury, Ger.
Jack suekling-Edmond Hyde, premium; P J
Eakin, Maury, certificate.
Aged Jennett-J Harlan, premium; Edward
Hyde, certificate.
Jennett three years old-TJ Whitaker Maury,
premium.
Jennett two years old-T Whitaker, premium;
F R Rains, certificate.
Jennett one year ODD II MeGavock, premium;
w Eiliston, certificate.
Jennstt Suckling-.-J II Wilson, premium; ]
Harlan, Sumner, Ger.
Aged Mule-P Akin, Maury, premium; A G.
Franklin, certificate
Two year old Mule-Frank Buchanan, Wilson,
premium; P ] Aiken, Maury, Ger.
Yearling Mule--AO Franklin, Sumner, pre-
MUM; P A Cartwright, Davidson, Ger.
Best Pair Mules in Hsrness-A franklin,
Sumner, premium; P J Aiken, Maury, Ger.
Sweepstake:for Best jack R Drake of Ala,
prem,
Sweepstake for Best Jennett--D Il McGavock,
Davidson, premium
Best Pair of Carriage Horses-J G Webb, Sum.
ner, premium; Al Polk Maury, certificate.
Single Buggy Horse Elliot, Lincoln, pre-
MUM; Tanning Davidson, car.
Best Pacing Geldiug in Harness - Hud-
son, Sumner, premium; George Hammer, David
son, certificate.
Best Horsemsnshir--H Munroe Davidson,
premium; W Fl McFerrin, KY, certificate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-21

ny The Msrshslls in the Democratic Process
sion are requested to meet at the corner OF Broad
and Cherry streets this morning at half past o.
clock, precisely. W. q HAFDfG'
Chief Marshal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-21

E- The BLUE ROvERs, beautiful company of
democratic boys, were presented on Saturday lsst
with very handsome banner from the hands of
the young democratic Misses Of South Nsshvi e.
Miss SARAH E CoRBIrT made the presentation re-
marks, which were appropriate and handsomely
delivered. The gallant young Captain. JAMES l.
SLOAN, responded in very creditable style. The
scenes was interesting and impressive. Truly we
are a nation of heroes aud warriors.
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PILESl PlLESI PILESI

THIS INTRACrABLE DlsE,sI EyEHY FORa AND
EVERY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL never fail in giving Immediate relief. and posi-
w lively curing the nd ost obstinate OF
Hemorrboids or Piles II is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here or elsewhere for the Piles and the result Of years
of patient study and invest CATION.
Sufferers from Piles have remedy at hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure its part to do all the proprietor
claims for it.
Full directions accompanying each box and all that IS
requisite is strictly to Observe them, and a cure
70 follow
Dr T II. CAvASAUG6 (Present) .-t
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city few days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles, | mentioned my
condition toyou. usking your advice. You recommended
your Pile SGlve lug il would tired 1.-THE
effect Immediate. aud 1 well, | believe 1t
10 be- proved my case invaluable remedy, and
tor thai disease the Piles aud such recon-
mend it 10 others.
Yours huIy, JOHN W. HANSON, of st. Louis, Mo.
i-sy- Price 81 per box, For sale in Nashville by Ewn
BrOs Wholesale Agents, and by Druggists and Dealers
generally,
DR.. T. ii, CAYANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
aup3l--ly inside st. Louis Mo-
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
NASHVILLE. TuEspAY MORNING, ocg 81. 1856.

E The young laciss who represent the otslts
in the Grand Car, and the young men who escort
them. toee Their with the Car with little children,
and the Carriage representing Kansas, VIII meet
this morning at the corner of Church and College
Streets, at 81 O'Clock, precisely.
T.B. CHILDREss, Marshal
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Auction
SALE OF GROCERIES.
49, BY
B. EANTER 81 Co.

&Sa A-34A Az lAkIxA ~ W.
snN WEDNESDAY, morning, the 2sd of October st IN
" o'clock We viii offer for sale in front Cf cur store
NO. Market street, the following articles to wit;
20 hhds fair, and prime Sugar;
loo bags prime Rio Coffee
20 barrels MoIasses;
so boxes Star Candies; .-.
200 do TallOw do;
100 do Quart Flasks;
100 do fiut do;
100 do sssd Jars
400 Rsams Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes Melee Cigars;
100 do Regata do;
500 kegs Nails;
so boxs Manufactured Tobacco;
20 boxes Tea;
100 barrels Magnolia Whisky;
100 do Deans do;
loo do Orange Valley do
100 do Bourbon and Bye Whisky;
20 do Brandy and Gin;
20 cases Oysters
20 dozen BrooIns
100 do Backing;
90 bbs Almonds;
20 boxes Loaf Sugar; together with Pepper, Spice.
Ginger, indigo Nader, Soap, De1niiohns. Alum, aud
other artiles to make up full sale of Groceries
ectl7-d b. LANIER 4 co.
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LIVE AND LEARN.

DIV Z AND LFARN.
4 GUIDE THOSE WHO WISH SPEAK WRITE COR
EECELY.
Particularly intended book OF reference for the sou-
ton of difficulties connected with Grammar Compost.
ton, Punctuation dc with explanations of Latin and
French words and phrases of freqcent occurrence in
Newspapers Reviews, Periodicals and looks general
containing examples OF thousand mistakes Of daily
occurrence in speaking. writing and prom uneiaOn.
LIVE AND LEARN" is o most useful book designed
as q guide TO Grammar, Composition and Punctuation. So
few people speak write really good grammar and few
er still puncuae decently that book that informs them
how to do so-and not only indicates their faults but
shows them how they TO be corrected-cannot fail
be popular; there not aperson, indeed who might not
learn something from it. As book OF reference Live
and Learn will settle many disputes 1t ought to be
every table, and be particularly recommended to the
Young before habit makes common blunders uncommon
hard TO
For sale by HAGAN BRO,
Market ST.
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE Is :
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

rINHEY don't help complaints but they them. --
Il One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst Of Scrofula.
Two Boxes have cured Eryslpelas.
OHs Box always cures the Jaundice.
Three Boxes cleans the system from Boiiso
ten less thai does it,.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst of Ulcers
the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure The Piles.
One dose the Headache arising from foul stomach
Strong doses often repeated expsl every worm
body.
They should be children who always
less afflicted with this seuurge.
As gentle Physie they have equal
One Box cures arrangement OF the Liver.
Half Rox j Cold.
They purify the blood, and thus strike at the foundation
Of every disease.
As Dinner PHI thereis not their equal In the world.
iey are purely vegetable and do harm, but do
comPltsh an unaecOunIable amount of good.
Prepared by DR. j g. AVER, Practical Chemist
Lowell Mass and sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine through this section.
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oTHE PUBLIC OF TIE UNITED STATES.


TO TIE PUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN advertisement of Mr.. UDOLPHE WOLFE, lately
published, suppose, intended for the protection OF
his Schedam Scnapps against cOunereters has under
my observation being engaged in the manufacture of
Schiedam Scnapps, were 10 let II pass without notice
through this medium might be considered among those he
denominaies Pirates and TENDERS Of POisOR;' but tho i'm
patronage and that has attended the sale Of
he article manufactured by me- and the opinion OF compe
tent judges its qualities beverage and its medical
virtues precudes the possibility of the idea that am in
eluded those he designs to impngn. No doubt he
feels aggeved the depreciation OF the sale OF SchnapPs
nn % no n0v have sncceed in
ting with him in quality but the constant and increasing de-
mand of article, has enabled 10 furnish 1t at less
price than he can, or doessay u w In the Dozen ana
furthermore he will become satisfied that his caution
the citizens of the Southen and Western Sates will
avail him nothing far am concerned for the character
my Schiedam Scnapps too we'll established in those
The motive of his iversemcnt obvious every one and
feeling satisfied that all such missiles thrown at by
faction public, publish copy of my Patent Right
southern district of New York; the aah day
Copy of Patent Right
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, S. 8.
ee56sr Smpo Do%i5 lisa Barnard H. smSson Of the said
District hath deposited in this Office the title OF print or la
Barnard Simpsons Aromatic Schisdsm Juniper Schnapp
superior Tonic Anti Dispcpc lnvgoratIDg Cordial the
ofmity with an act Congress- entitled Act to amend
he several Acts respecting copy rights ,,o,ro,
Clerk Of the Southern District of New York.
And take pleasure this occasion to tender sincere
for the kind beray with which they have patTOnized
from commencement Of this and
ihem that shall continue provide them always with
genuine and superior article OF schisdsm SehnapIs
June 80 Sly. B. l.. SIMPSON.
p S.-The word Schiedam Schnapps 10 derived from a
in Holland, called Shedam, which is celebrated
place extensive Juniper Plantations and Dis
'illeres Ofthe above article.
Everybody right and privileged order the Juniper
Extract "a principal eenJ Ofthe Schnapps) from that
place.
Does appear poor and deceitfu when u W. 10
trying make and untrue impression onthe Public,
saying the SchedA Schnapps belongs exclusively
to article COunIerfeits and lmPos
tiOns?
u monopoly neither right for the sole i'm
Schiedsm Schnapps than anybody ese and this
peor intends continue his long praessd
dcep0n on the public, plain that he feels and 10
now aware of an i'm portaRt and dasIing opposition.
octIa ls55-ly. b. h. 3.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

IIAvE Just opened q very handsome assortment Of
Il Furnishing Goods, comprising great variety OF
Gloves Suspenders Neck Ties Black and Fancy Stocks
Linen Cambria handkerchief Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose Gents Shawls and Auflers, &C., &C, all OF
which will be sold a. fair prices
ssptl0-t CLIFTON AbhoTE'
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NEW BOOKS.

Medical Text Books.
HAGAN BRO, Market street. has in store, a large
Il collection of
MEDICAL BOOKS,
To which they invite the attention of Students and others
oct7
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NEW HOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Harper's Magazine for October large supply;
Yankee Notions for October
Godeys Ladys Book for October; another supply.
Counterfeit Detector for October just received by
oc7 HAGAN Il PRO
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c
TO MERCHANTS ONLY.

TO MERCHANTS ONLY.
CIXTY-FIvE thousand dollars worth Of and fash.
= lonabls Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hats, Boots,
Shoes Clething and Hardware &c. &C. to be sold at pr
vste sale cash and four months notes payable n Bank
These goods have been bought in New York and Boston,
since the heavy Decline at auction of Manufacturers agents
and by the package at prices varying from to 50 per
cent less than their prices in June and July These goods
are consigned to TO be closed immediately in word
we defy competitor in this market. Merchants who do
business to make money aud pay cash and give four
months notes and pay them, will please give us call
Those long winded gentlemen who willing TO pay from
25 to per profit goods for the privilege OF l2
months and then their earliest convenience,
house is place for them.
ALSO, thirty thousand dollars worth Of new and de-
ssbe goods consgne to to be sold at auction excu
sively.
Our Auction Sales will continue usual every Tues
day and Thursday.
fsRrs-Al sums under 800 cash over 800, months
time.
We earnestly request City aud Country Merchants who
make up their Stocks in the Nashville market to try
pop and if don't do what promise then pass Us
by We take great pleasure in showing our entire stock
to any and all who will give call
TRABUE Il LUCAS,
Commission Merchants,
septl2-tE BP&a No IA Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-21

SUGAR.
TWO hundred hhds Fair to Choice Sugar just eved
i and for sale low by JOHNSON, HORNE, CO.
septl6 broidw