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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-25
NEW YORK HERA ID FRIDAY, JULY %, 1856


Harris Miss Emily
Harring Mrs Eliz'ih
Iiarrihan Bridget
Hart Miss Adrienna
Harvey Mrs Sarah
Iaskings Sarah J
Hastings Mrs Arzella
Ravens Mrs Jane &
Hayes Bridget
Has Miss Marg't
nealy Mrs Eliz' tn
lnnis Phcbe
Irving Mss Lizzie
Jackson MissMaryG
Jackson Mrs Miles .
Jarslon MrsEmeline
Jessup Miss Sarah ,
Johen Catherine
Johnston Mrs, Amos
keane Miss Cath
Keane Miss Ellen
keany Helen
Realty NJ IS Mary
keelty Mary
Heating Miss Mary
keegan Margaret
Keller Miss Cor
nelai ]
Kelly Mrs. Reade st
Kelly Anna Maria
Lafontain Madam,
Carmine 81 ]
I.arkin Miss Ellen
Larkin Miss Mary !
Laton Miss JEANETTE ]
Les mon Miss Lisey
Leary Miss Kate NJ
Lee Miss Emma
Leon Miss Juliet III
Leonard Mrs, LIST ay
Leonard Catherine
Macomb Mrs Susan
Maconal Ann \
Maddox Miss Lizzie ]
Maginnis Susan \
Mahon Mrs Bridget
Major Mrs Margaret ]
Malone Mrs Cath
Maloney Johanna !
Mal,by Mrs o + !
Mansfield Mrs, AID st !
Maroncelli Mrs, 18th
Marie Nine Anais J
Marshall Sarah Il !
Martin Miss Ann
Martin Miss Jane, !
9th NV !
MARI Miss Angelina
Mason Mrs
Mather Miss Francis
Mathew Mrs Ann T !,
Observation-Disclosures
Martin Jane
McAdams Miss Maryl
Jane \
Northumberland
Mccarthy Mary
McCristal Mary or
Bridget l
MeComb Mrs, B'way!
McConey Mrs, 4,h av ]
Mccormack Bridget
McCortney MrsJ ane
McCueMissCa th'rinel
Mccullough Miss
Eliza
McCluskey Mrs, 9th $,
McDermott Eliza A
McDermott Jane
McDonough Miss FL.
len
Nassier Miss Marga.
ret
Naughton Mrs Cath
Nelssle Marp
Michigan Ellen
Oliver Miss Esther r.
Openhine Mrs
Orion MissJosephine
Osbourne Miss, Try
on row
O'Brien Miss Anne
Palmer Mrs + NJ
PamseyMrs Barbary
Parke Miss Mary J
Parke Miss Maragret
l.
Parker Miss, Cortl'dt.
Parker Miss T. NJ
Parker Mrs Fanny
ParkfnanMissJuliaBl
PageMissGeorsian'a
Dudley Mrs Ann
Quail Mrs Betsey
Ra,tery Miss Jean
nette j
Raymond Miss Matil.l
da
Reason Mad Clorice
Redmond MissMary ]
Reeves Miss MariaA
Reid Miss Margaret
REILLY Ann
Reilly Catharine
Reilly Ellen
Rengold Miss Jane Il
ReynoldsNlissALou
lisa
Stats Mrs John
81 Johns Mrs A II
Salambier Mai'lle,
Blocker st
Stampon Mrs +
Scandlau Ellenor
Siandley Mary
StainburnMissMaryE
Schwander Miss,
broadway
Swarm Mrs Sophia
Sharp Isabella y
Swart Miss q, 9Th ave
Shay Mrs Martha Il
Snead Miss Thomas I.
Sheahen Bridget
Seaman Miss Mary Al
Seeger Miss Nanette
Seeley Susan J
Speese Mrs Louisa
Self Mrs
Spellicy Miss Mary
Spence Mrs sarah
Tracy Miss Clorlnda
Taafie Anna I
Trainer Mrs Mary
Trainor Miss Mary
Ann
Tapley Mrs Amos =
IhaicherMrsCathrie
Taylor Mrs Alice
Therioit Miss Celine
Terrell Mrs w
Terry Rehecca
Tlton Mrs y l.
Unierhlll Miss AL.
bertha
Vail MrsJohn Coope
Walter Mrs ANGELA
Vernon Miss Ida
wagsiaf MrsR Van
dam 81
Walker Mrs AdnideR
Wallace Ellen
Wallace Mira Ellen
WallaceMrsfranccs
N
Wallace Louisa A
Walsh Nra, B'dway
Walsh Mrs Mary
Walsh Margaret
Walton Mrs Mary y
Ward Mrs Il y
Ward Mrs Sarah AT
Ward Mrs Sophia
Watkins Miss VI !
Waters Miss Ellen
Adams Thomas G.
Adams VI w
Adams q II
Adams William y
Alexander Edwards
Albeck Frederick
Almond David
Alvord y 5
Alvord Edward l.
Alfnou James
Aston q VI
AlcOck VI r.
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Rattery Miss Jean
nette
Raymond Miss NATL
da
Reason Mad Clorice
Redmond MissMary
Reeves Miss Maria A
Reid Miss Margaret
Reilly Ann
Reilly Caiharine
Reilly Ellen
Rengold Miss Jane !
Reynolds,IissA Lou
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I }

Fgan Mrs Mary
Elliott Miss Caroline
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Stats Mrs John
81 Johns Mrs a II
Salambier Msd'lle,


81 Johns Mrs A II
Salambier Mad'lle,
Blocker st
Stampon Mrs 4
Scandlau Ellenor
Siandley Mary
StainburnMissMaryl
Schwander Miss,
broadway
Swarm Mrs Sophia
Sharp Isabella y
Swart Miss 4, 9Th avI
Shay Mrs Martha T.
Snead Miss Thomas
Sheahen Bridget
Seaman Miss Mary 4
Seeger Miss Nanette
Seeley Susan J
Speese Mrs Louisa
Self Mrs
Spellicy Miss Mary
Spence Mrs sarah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-25

IN DECR.-THE MEMBERS or THE BoArwEN
~ Guard are requested ~ attend special meeting nj their
bead quarters u West street this Tnesday) evening Al az
O'Clock RAu menbcrs holding tickets for the plc MID
are requested ~ be on hrnd and make their returns
DOsiScK ". RocHr, sec. JAMES LEE, Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-25

Palmer Mrs + NJ
PamseyMrs Barbary
Parke Miss Mary J
Parke Miss Margaret
Parker Miss, Cortl'dt
Parker Miss T. NJ
Parker Mrs Fanny
ParkmanMissJuliaB
PageMissGe a
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Nine

DDonneI Miss Eliza
beth
O'Seil Mrs, l4ih st
Rourke Miss Mar
garet
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

The local Executive organ in this ci,y, is still
In diakcnity about the removal of Mr.. v.rou,
non within the bar Of the Hoase Of Reprssu
tasives In the iasue Of the lltA the says, sneak
ing Of the rsiatie merits Of the credentials pre
sented BY Messrs, CovuL and vAraHx,
Mower county was no, organixel either by
the Legislature or BY the Governor.
SAID county was not attached 10 any Other
county 'S judicial or political purposes
"There Was no law then nor is there any vet
authorizing the returns Of tina; county TO bs.
made to any other county,
Mr.. Cow presents . certificate from the
Register Of Deeds Of Houston county, who had
no NOR right to give il. than had Register
Of Iowa or Illinois"
Now the basis Of the arguments Of the Repub-
lican prcsses In rrgard TO the ease in question.
being not only wrong, but in every respect I'm
true, the arguments themselves must Of Necessity
be false, and are pablishcl for the purpose Of
imposing upon the people The law providing
for the superintendent Of members OF tho Iegis-
lative Assembly, provides % follows.
SEC. l6-In all cases where an unor,aniz,d
county shall form part Of Council Distrie, or
Subdivision which does not include the county
70 which said anorganizei county is attached
BY law tor judicial purposes. the returns Of elec
tons in said nnorgnnizd county shall b. made
to the senior orgsnizel county in the Council
District or Subdivision 10 which said unorgan.
lied county may belong"
The committee to apportion the representa-.
ton among the several counties, subdivilel the
Council District, making Fillmore county one
subdivision. aBd Houston and Mower countics
another subdivision. The County Of Mower
was an unorganized county, and formed part
Of n Council sub-lisisioa. sl,ca did not n,ei,ais
the county 10 trhieh SAID upoygon,:ed county ,ros
attached BY iair Jor judie'ai pu7o~s. The coun-
ty Of Houston was the senior organiul county
in that Council subdivision and was the coan
ty to which by lac Mower county was requird
to make returns; and the Register Of DEEDS Of
that county was required BY lar to canvass the
returns and issue u certificate Of election to the
person having the highest number Of votes aeoo,.
ding 10 the returns 80 made.
Hence we find that Of the four propositions
we have above quoted there is hut one that il
true. viz {; Mower county was not organized
either by the Legislature or by the Governor.
II has been problem with MS whether such
barcfacei ialsehoods are published through the
folly or knavery Of the publishers; whether
they are the result Of total ignorance Of the
law and the iacts or Of total disregard Of truth
and justice The solution Of this problem we
leave to the people, who having the law and
the facts before them, will he able to Judge cor.
rcctly. Our mind il settled 90 the subject: but
Tor the honor Of the Territorial press We decline
publishing our convictions
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17
Misreprese nsaston.

Poor NswsoS is dounderng In the slough
Of despond" on the subject Of the TILLorsoS
contest. In late number Of his paper, he In.
cludes among the voters in favor Of Mr.. TIL
Lorsox sustaining bis seat, the name OF Mr..
TnLorsoS himself This is not only incorrect,
bat is direct insult 10 the Council. because
Il is an intimation that that body did not I'M
derstand the necessity, under all parliamentary
law, Of excluding from vote al members who
ere interested in the question before the House.
Mr. TlLLorrsoS had too much regard for the
integrity Of his position, too deep sense Of
propriety, to offer vote on a question involv-
ing his seat 10 the Council.
The Times further says that he does not en-
ter the name Of Mr. FRvrnoRS In the black
list, because he understood, aiter the adjourn.
ment, that Mr.. r voted against the resolution
giving Mr.. TlIorsoS his sat. We venture
to say that the editor Of the Times did not
learn from any reliable source that Mr.. FREE
BORN "yotcd against the resolution giving Mr..
Tni.orsox his seat" Mr.. FsEEsoRs voted
distinctly, and bis name was read audibly by
the Secretary Of the Council as having voted
In favor Of the resolution and the vote was
announced in accordance herewith
Mr.. FaEssoRs is not the man to shrink
from responsibility, nor to say he did that
which he had not done ; aud II he had intend
ed bis vote should have counted against Mr..
TnIorsoS, he would not have permitted II to
be counted in his favor.
In this case, as 10 Others. the opposition
press has been endeavoring TO iorestall public
opinion. They have been harping on these
questions ever since the election but public
opinion would mol be iorestalled. Members
would not receive az facts what those presses
have seen proper TO state as such. Members
have sought knowledge Of the severa' cases,
from the evidence laid before them and in nc
cordauce with that evidenc Z, they have decided
regardless Of the views aud wishes Of the
Times, or ite assistants.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

MAsosIc.--At the session Of the Grand
Lodge Of Minnesota, held during this week. q
Constitution was adopted, which now goes TO
the Subordinate Lodges for ratification. St.
Paul Lodge No. ,, surrendered Us charter,
which was accepted. and another one was
granted. The following are the officers for the
ensuing year
A. r. G. Pieryou, NJ. W. u. NJ, st. Paul.
u. n. Setter, r. w, u. q. W., Saltwater.
Thos. Lombard, II. w. q. y. W., Shakopcc.
j.. A. Holsdon, II. w. q, j. W., Minneapolis.
y. Case, X. w. g., Treasurer,
H. Reynolds, n. w. a., Sec, 81. Anthony,
q. W. Prescott, w. q Dep. Sec, ST. Paul.
Rev. j. Penman, w a. Chaplain, 81. Paul.
j. II. Stevens. ". g.. =. Deacon. Minneapolis.
q. r. Vail, W. q. j. Deacon, st. Anthony.
q. l.. Becker, w. q. Marshal, 81. PAM.
W. W. Phelps, w. Il. Pursuivant, Red Wing.
Lott MoAErtt. W. q. Sword Bearer, 81. Panl.
L. r. Thompson, W. q. 8 Is, saltwater.
3 3 + P,e gisy'' w G. Steward - sa'%i, ssi
A Richardson. ". q. Tyler, ST. Paul.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17
Emigration Davsms isns.

From the official rcpor, in the New York
Jo,rnd NJ Commerce l the immigration at thu,
port during the last year The arri,ah 81
foreigners number only 1923, against 3i9.
27s, IN 1854. Ealing or 1880. The Jao,,oi
says:
Not long since. wbep the Irish famine was
most severely fit and thousands aeI 10 ADefi-
ca a. . refuge FROM starvation, AMI additional
ihoasan,i- came hitler from the States "f Ter
many. STio's Ears were ciiertniDcd M 10 the
probe effects 81 ~ lsrgr an infusion Of Iorsign
clemnt Subsequent events show tbeir ground.
lessness. The Irish continent especially which
bunerly constituted tbs erai bulk 81 the f0.
eign arrivals. has now dwisakd into compare
tive insignfcaDce
The arrivals at New York. daring tn last
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

Mu.Axcsoss AocIDKxI.--A correspondent
writing from the Chippewa Agency. informs rs
Of melancholy accident which occurred at
Sh.ys Camp. On the Crow Wing river, week
hslose last A man named NEWELL DAVE. ~
ceivsd sucA serioas injuries BY tire hifing up"n
him. Of sAr camp, that be died TN hours AFTER
wastN. His skun IVES fractured and he was in
.uxiSle from tbe time he rrrivcd the injuries
until b. expifea. -
On Friday. thr 4th inst. Mr.. sHAr brought
the body Of the deceasd 10 the Agency. be
intended taking Il 10 Swan river sor 'nsrrment
The decreased, our cosresPoaden. ssys. was
shost thirty yeas. Of age. lie Was native o
the State Of Main, and has relatives residlnt
in Minneapolis.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

Dy rsesesace 70 Ne Legislative proceedings
Il yssessday, Il will Be seen We were selected
By ths Democrats Of the two Houses, to DO
The Pablic Printing Of the Territory.
TAis vote h gratifying, - We look upon It
= ~ endorsement Of our political course du-
ring the past contest in the Territory. II is
noss especially gratifying to know that We
rsssivsd ths vote Of every Democrat In the
two Hoasss Of the Legislature.
n returning our thanks for the honor con-
isvrsd upoa NJ, We viii express hope that
ws may never do any act that win induce the
Democrats to regret the confidence reposed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

Il saw yesterday MI American who r'snls
in Minnesota. who hal jrst arrived from II.
Paal, OF his way direct to setastopoi. on bust
ms."---Pnn Correspondence n he Nor fort
Times.
The MinDesotian wksrd - -as~s' ~ r-'
SUM. Is Captain wnEry, who lch last iai' On
EaroTssn tOur
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

r,ss-we harn by gentleman from Ira
ver. A. s;aS thu, On Sunday night last !!.'ie
dwelling hoa-e d jaws G.rrr in thai p'a'''
,,. aes,ro,.i by fir Tis furui'urr 49, aI-'
DESTROYED No inmraof. This . The >so'H
,iwe. =. are informed. that Nr. GAr'Is h""e
has been destroyed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

Jrpoy ~ Psossrg--A. q. J"s,s, f~.i-'
has hem ,lnly qualified as Probai" JHdge 'or
Ramsey county. the intention Of eou'"~''ng h''
right TO the otsev. any In, err t'~n '-ier.
,aiped. having tssn abandoned Tn "siior Of
the Probate Judge from and ai'er The if'h :"
Jsnuary. win be at tho oowr Of ~ Ah'h"'
and MARKET strvets.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

Crxyy PuvH.r,x.-I'r. j. IL. SrEwAkT
has b--n appointed Coan'y Physician by ''e
Board Of County Commissioners. \ De''r
appoin,nrn,. 90 on mSre dessryci by 'hs good
qualities anil ability Il The appointer. co"'d not
have lsen maibe.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17
ABRAM S. ELFELT.


A CHANCE FOR EVER YnODYi--.
IA Eli sell 81 ny satiss wtatss sts<k ef tHy Goods
irvn nov asu the st DAY al February q vssy smsli
advance shove xsssss esst ~ stack eesssss N pas
of ths faiisvtaGi
slsshs. cas.lmstss, sAit,as,s ssa ve.,ss.,
mack and Illus Pilot Cioths,
whlts. Hue sad 0ssy I'D and Gsih nisakst..
largo variety u xssh,s assas.
Lang and square Hbswh,
Nod. Whts and ysllnw tiaensis
hlsashsi and uah,sashsd Csssas rssesls,
AZ Weed ~ iAiaes, BseA ttsAesis,
issey No tslns. Emhrosas'iss, csiisrs sleeves 30,
bs~ss ssa Ciaak fsinslsss,
bsmasks, 0isghass. rviats.
tpdssshlrts Had Tvowssrx,
Mel tisanet Oser xhifts
white f&nsa hhists and cetlsis,
0~st. ssd Ladies he'las Esd tA@bs Wool i,e.s ssa
llAif-lIs.e,
white Linen Gsmhsts Hasatssshist,
kmbreidsred Gamesss Hasdk.r shisf. Be-. ke,,
esttss othss srtiess lon snwssoss I" mention, all W.
ale, vsr, cheap By .
Orpesii. ,hs American Intel, ~ Aashesy htssst,
sov2sim v2mlas n. Pal, hisaesots,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

o. T,s,.Asy, Ii. iek lss,ss', oKniS h"iLNs
HAD RICE .4a n ouis " siss. sssa 70" ~~"'h' 80
o.. ssys
10 ns.lsss, bio. EssiA cossiy, VI. oh"s"h
vAs BEuxT, .ssd u y.s'' sss 9 ~''s'hs sf~sr'r
,sslssi u nIsA,sss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

A CHAxoE-The weather has changcd very
mueh during the past three o. hour days On
Saturday, the mercury in thu Thermometer ross
10 thirty degrees above xro--a ehange within
,hses Asys 81 ahoat sixty &rrss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

Nv. Txxns. 1t the Post Oa'oe. Is agent sr
LaiOa v~~PsPers. periodicals., &c. and viii
sspp'y them regularly to ,hor wishing ." ~
S>~ive them. Sueh an agency h~~ IS pshlie
coayeni~ncr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

10 s.s, Peal. Tuesday NE is'h lsss, ~ The h.'
L. D. xa,i. NJ. J. q a wAaD " Mo sAsAH
bAxxk, Lssh u ssiss rssi.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

Az aAcrrs" Assts. Any angs ua' s''A'
BIZ. yoa to erOs the street - a. ao' !" 'HS
against creditor
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

II you sre bsekbities and annoyed. take si.
amu,e nv your l,ssAs which. although BACKED
slno.t every day. shisr the more brightly. and
whieh ENDURE every rub without murmnr.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

Large number. q cstts have ber" d'''''
OVERHEAD To California the pa, ssso
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

80
Srs~ WasasAesses
M s,,..l.. -. .,-s ,.,. MAI. :, -.
H., !, q. -. !. - ..,ss.. ~
kaf, " wexwrt ruuoes u bribery and AsAss
ancas TN immaculate Repabliesns. We ~
u..,. !. -. s-,s. = =
~. s,,a--,
.' N ~ - "vsk.s sss uae y
~ ~ ..,...s.sa 1870 sssse ~ nc ~
~ 49, r.s'.T y ..s.. ~ cr. was
''aa lsv AZ = nna sa"' w snreM ~ maae cna'r
a."n ~ snc .n'' ), "a trsa,ng. saxrasssg
~ .AS'"r""w w WON" N"'e hS NJ
"
uNss rse,.cssu,' n~Mosss RISING W INV
= 49, S."s c1''"'"""s' "'e "s "'S "sasrs w Dc
Nh M ,.
NC M""s nv ,na, "snoes was orr " my
~.ss.s q" "s"~ v JOHN - srAscx' u
' ~ "
:. Ut. ,Mn as ~. asssu ,nas shy nsmoss nss an
s %J',y ''Vsm nun 20 oNv Mca psopos,s'on =
"su WV "'"" W" ks"'"s"s" NV" hensy'
'An IN ~,
N MT SwN' /. wss nes sa'nos''
NJ, ~" "csss nav msn ssshofisA ey NE
p .'sm 70 n ". IVY sacs Aeusw ~sees 70 my
NNssm VT I"wAmI or anybody ess.
~, s,. s ~ wN va. ~ ~ msaw ~. anal IN
wv Nun Us WMm hke 70 ne chairman o.
s ssa ~, : VA MOI ny ,nas was .athos'
~. .1 " W.T. """N' '" orr h'm any Ssca post
"~' W
X 'o"" sh"nm shame a'd ia''g'''
VT v. :. :,
n'n"an' NJ c~es' ! 'sstc !" aSk
=" ss"'W"an qucsuon. want 70 Know "
w. Wv, ~ s'a'T ar,a.o 20 nv ". m'na'f~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

sars isi.s tk.s Ssf~ss- q "iss .~sf. ~f>t
The emigration during 20. |" ~" than o'ss
half n sha, Il has hen sinr~ is'i' ard CRAFTY
<ss ,i.aa shat II has ts~n N any yeaf since
LAG. Ci,1s4ls Il ~ Stats sho wish TO -
,l,ir vast ,rast. Il vscap, land IN tb' hsssis d
iaioring popul.ftoa. ~ai sf'd a 'h~ .''"~ 'he
..iural result. ~ X nos y othingism
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

on this I.I2s.sio 1nigrsnts during tbess
years. 1850 were from Irelasj. and G2l 1913
rom Gs.vmzny. asl 1899. from e'hT rom,
tres.-
The 1nigrafim frum lrtsr4i AMI ''ermasy-
,b.. la, u,op war, j. tbsss stated:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

lrATncARf n co Z. = nOn1Rrs
unREEr, whs.s~sss asA rshl iAalsss u Vl111aN
M m sss nsy scots sai.s nA.l n!s.ss..s
ks.sss. maikss. their rsi AND wssss ossA u Vssey
ssa ssApl. Wy gs. which they sss pssvassa = ~ 81
s,s.. .ss ne, .ss ,ss 1 ~. s ,s::ss e
h4y. adapted The 0se ses ysisa sksr sssssnsss caa
ss-a and solicit ~ sxas,satsea,
DIAM strp~.i ava sre.a.a stn., IL IL. ma, !. 4
I "aaN'' -''''" end s''ss'. sA's., ~. -
CEyMyysry ,,ss.. y...sA M.s..-., ia 10. ~...
-. =. !. -. -. !" - IA c2rsAsr co.
EtSy vl.s~s wssi rAsss. NJ the ~svs-t ssyls. very
= sasesss e. ..G..... cAthCAKfN
vvywu nuNpRrn r,s~s. -. .,,,,. .y.s.a r..,,. n.
u LAME arrived, sA~sr, .,
cAtMcAKr coa
'futnEk riiotsANn pssss n.ui~ssl, cseAscAe .aa
4 Nov s~h rrss'' ke~ to I'm So, 49,.
n @s'A. sa.i.l sAsss, !, cAvsSA1 ! Ss =
A i1r e s.ss.ia c'.l.. IN .s.s.s ss.. s.,,.. s.a
q s.e,s, At cAst.cAnt I tox
A tAnax s,esA II tAas>-'. a.r,l.mss, esd SAgassa'.
"A "s's'' And e'''''' selected ~ l.s,s ss'. :,
uAyNtA9t W
srwkSfy siaAf doe, Ixaiss AL lsssl.~sss H.
saess kid dlev~A ~ cArieuARr ; cos,
(xk ssn ssa viSrY si-sss wGiss. Ss1. ssa
~'' s'"''' ''sa s"aas''' o 4 oo,s
ImksrssNS ss's' S~.a ssssslss;' 4 . 49,
EUuRRuSoasp p,.s.. n..sAsa sai;;lss.. !. '-''--
TwoNrynETB Siss.. aSisss vi.ss.i, 81
TwOMsSSSD piece: sS7,z sSli.s, .S:ss y
Two ScSSssS s''s.. us~s's. .sa s's. ssS..,: :,
S1H5SUTEO s':s:. E.z5=s:,, a :.
1--WE nuNnasn pairs white a.. sels..a ul.rA.,..
J cheap. =. cArslrAnr = cos.
r1,kN hale. seaw's.s nas.. al
cAriscAhr cor
0SFHOS@s6 cS%S'':- Ss ss, !: i. $500.
Osr HUNDRED AMI riyry s~sA a,e,.. .aa nn...
" sheep, At CArttcAhrb.
LARGE .,ecs Of velvet, Bras.e,s rhsss piy aud la
~ sra.asd cArpssiss. ssa Ssoer on Cloth, 81
A nkAVriYtJ. as.estsssat NJ ras. vieiosis... Csj.
"A haa. and huteas vvsy cheap, AZ
Iuer orENEf->A Au. ss.ss,msat u weelss noea.,
- Hssts, oaitets rndsrus~ves end rysts fss Ladies'
and uhitiSsa, ~ tAtHoA2rs
lNwESry v.ss. ioi nl-ssA.a Linen asa Cotton rAss,
j inssst cAritHAitfr
v1VwENrv rirrEs a. ~ and ~ ,ueh p1,,o~ Case -
l. iAssa saa ccs,sa, eaesp. Z.
cATlcAnr'a
A LARK aud sesuti'st ss.ss,a.a, ot Fall aud Win
a "r S'"a'' R'shess, very cheap ., .
nAhAsk rAsis lAses, scoteh ssd na.sis Tsxslins
~ In asest gasntitiss, 81 cATuCAHTs
osembef ~. 1854. dswW
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

fhe Honse urh hufvnsmd over untu the
9Th.
A de-pa,eb from New Ywk. dated Janursy
., -ay. tina, tn H0sid. correspondent, 'e's-
graphs h@n washingtou. that n is ses~slly
eon1tei tina, tbe orgzuizAtin n 'he Hoa~s
Gil b. cEscssd is-s'w Saturday. inspector,
Of thu C@rsr and E"qa~v sys that twelve
Democrat. have resolved TO vote IN the plural
ay rule n II y sjoT<ed spr.kr viii be
ehosp on Thursday
The -hip Shakespeare receusiy III, New Or
le.ns 81 Liverpool with CI501 haze. u eotion.
2.s22G52 pou0h-,be h'asi~i hsi that ever
IN that port
Mr.. Klboors, tse mis.ins Bos,Sa nsrci.as,
has tsrpd up" IN Essqs, With $1,000 ID
othr psqles money IA biz pocket,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-17

NJ. Id. ~. S.f.ss. q nsa. te.s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1856-02-21
Modern Inventions.

We know 0fno invention or'modcrD times that de-
serves or rs dcsttned to occupy ahighcr niche IN tho
ttmpl} 0tf fame, than tn discovery or invention "fihe
VegetUblt Epllttic Pillsr for Curing EPILEPSY. or Fall
ling Flt; SpHnns, Cramps and all the yHflqns mod
tlcr,iols Of Nervous Discuss. Or. Soth $. Hqace. Of
OF ls Biltimprt sircct, Baltimore, Md, the inventor,
is certainly entitled to tho hest wishes Of all the be-
~nrv9lert portion Of m Il[inh, who experience a plea
SIRE by tn ntieViatiOn nfhumlns suffering. When DR..
solely for Fis, Camps aud S%pasms;bui subsequent eX-
u 'reuce su,aricioti! proved To him, that In addition
q thsir f,markabl1 sIitltivt properties IN THIS class
~ DISEASES. they eSed 'da perfect control over the en-
tif3 nervous :! st,In, H. was than induced to try them
la cas1s ofNeurulgla, Wc'DOioreuv, Nervous head
ache, Paipitution III the heart, ~Iuripiout PuruysiS,hys
l.ria, Muscular nebili! nnd "A host ocmiuor diseases.
-prlnging frntn u lack Of nervous energy, In all of
whicn his anlicipations were crowned with The most
~sihruinc success. Persons NJ u distance. by writing
aud stnding u remittance to Dr. llance, can have the
m'dicine forwarded 10y mall To their posloHlpe address.
no paying tbs postage. The prices ARE for It silgle
box, 81, two boxes, s., or sGl per dozen. We have
giyGLNis address above. Fob T-lm4O