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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

'DEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
ID Staten Isand, mile from Rosevlle land
opposite Woodbridge landing on The Shore fine grove Of
bundance. House. Sc by 81 sixteen rooms;
uthouses proportion eight all In picket fencing
road leading from road to the beach plenty
kinds of young fruit trees. 1t must be be appre
lated very healthy location. and viii be sold low. For
|erms inquire at $50 Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

5TKED STORE FOR sALE-wTTH THE STOCK AM
fixtures horse wagon. cart harness everything
for carrying the business; situated Of III
eatest horoughares IN the city, doing business from fou
Nee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

n RARE CHANCE-TO BE DISPOSED OF, ON FA,
% vorable terms, manua turing business. well worthy
Ne attention person with s. 90 500 The owner
owing up account of bad health. address p. f. g., boz
m Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

mo LET-UNFURNIsHED OR PARTLY FUREIsHRD
first class full sized four story house
tanning two all the modern imppov
me picture gallery and seventy Eve works At ssssed
nearly opposite Madison square. Apply 70 JORN LLOYD,
Pine Nassau Also the beautiful
story brick house, perfect order 25 Adams Brock
yp Apply the premises Five minutes walk from fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12
BILLIARDS.


LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLEa AND
IA trimmings, and made In the best Of well
soned materials hand tables for sale
o'CONN0R COLLENDER'S ma nufactory, IS Ann street.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES
IN for sale-Wiih slate. marble and wooden beds Also
cloths balls feathers, &C. cheaper than be bought
elsewhere the city Three second hand tables cheap.
LEONARD BENJAMIN, $50 Broadway, n. Y.
DILLIARD TABLES-OF ALL SIZES, WITH EITHER
ID marble, slate improved wood beds with yts Of
cushions for sale W. j. 6HARPS manufacturer ll6 Full
Persons would do well by calling before pur
chasing elsewhere Three good second hand tables for SALE
cheap.
DuLIARDs.-THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
I'D informing the public that he has made arrangements
with Mr.. William Lake 70 be In attendance at his sales
rooms and broadwAy corner Tenth street. 70 tesc the
Of billiards. for which purpose has been specially
lifted up. For terms, apply 70 MICHAEL PHELAN
DATENTED FEBRUARY 10, lao6.-MODEL BILLIARD
tables and combination cushions. Gentlemen
fully informed that salesrooms win be open day and
the exhibition the above tables Saesroor
PHELAN, Patentee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

AN AsrRotogrsr THAT BRArs yHH woRLp-AEp
~ FIVE thousand dollars reward offered IN scv ,cv~,r
who surpsss her she the ony lady IN This or any her
who give correct information on past pressnt ana
future n B-Madam CLIFTON n no humbue nor does
she WISH 70 impose on M unway She cure hs
rheumatism consumption liver complaint scrofula r.
B-madam y can, Without is the worst kinds Of can
GERS Al thcee who afflicted IN troulie ra ara 80
his naturally CITED lady. Residenceyls5 Orchard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12
WINES AND LIQUORS.

DRANDlES, JAMAICA Rum. SCOTCH AND IRISH
ID whiskey, wines. Ac-A select assortment. suitable for
botel and family ~ sbse and demjohn, in quantities
for sale At NDERHII. MA1TERsoN's, <o Broome st.
corner Of Crosby street
IRISH MALT wHISKEY-o0 FUNCTIONS OF POWER
/ sons superior Dublin whiskey now hndlng and for
the United 80 bonded warehouse by the sole
importers. n. II. a ID. EASTMAN. No. Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

DOLITICAL-ANOTHER ADDRESS AT THE MER-
i chants Exchange.1he undersigned, having reluctantly
declined the nomination for Congress- candidate from the
Third Congressional district and having been solicited
TO address his fellow citizens in reply TO Speaker Banks Ex
Floyd, and others would cheeruiy comply with
the request not that his utmost efforts pledged
the safety Of the Keystone State next Tuesday and that
his present engrossed In attending his
customers at his new lunch rooms, l49 Fulton street.
WILLIAM EGINTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

uA avenue, between Twenty third and iwcntr fourth
she continues 70 tell past asd u~rs likewise
marriages. JOURNEYS sute hnsnees prrspeca sckness
absent friends property 10 stolen Madame Meyer con
veres Engsh French and German, and gives saaxasse
lVr bW Mh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

UCTION NOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
"A VIII SELL tomorrow. Moncayl al half past ten O'clock all
the elegant sebod furniture house No. & West Twenty
eighth street, between Seventh and Eighth
ssng OF rosewood mahogany and walnut plor chamber
and library urnre rosewood panofor elegant silver
tea set six pieces with the basement and kitchen arrange
mep carpets mirrors &C. Catalogues at the house. early
the morpir of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

WANT TO BET ONE THOUSAND DOLL AIRS THAT
the state Of Indiana will cast her electoral for Blu
chanan. The bet be taken and money sakcd before IL
O'Clock next Monday Inquire for NJ j. at S. Smiths, IS
William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

la COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE, AT BRoNxvILLE
Weetcheser county N. Y containing OF land
with first house and outhouses stock &c all in goot
epair The place IL halt mile from the railroad sau,n
ny property taken In exchange Terms Inquire
VIZ A. DEWITT No. Warren street, Inc premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

| FINE CHANCE FOR GARDENERS -iS9 ACRES OF
"a tsble land. mile of DeIevine, New Jersey
hn miles of New York city, andtree miles of the
y Of Newark will be sold in part together Part OF the
cleared and is well calculated for raising early
VAL sold reasonable For further partcu
inquire Of DAVID SCOTT Is Montgomery street, Jersey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

UCrION NoTICE-QUARTZ CRUSHING MACHINE.
"A SAMUEL OsGOOD& Co.. auctoneers tstore u Mas
sreet) will sell Wednesday, Oct ID at 0ls O'clock
NJ in the Of $40 and 372 Washington street. Between
Beach and North sccount OF whom may concern
lot Of machinery purpong TO be quartz crushing machine
sold pay storage, weighing about twenty tons Terms
mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

NOTICE CHANCE OF HOUR-THT 81 O'CLOCK
Nv beat dscuutinued.-Dnly Sunday Cor
bur landing ~ fonkers Hastings Dobbs Ferry arrytwn
Nyack Sing Sing Havers'raw, Nerplsncts Caldwes West
Point tod sNring and Cornwall touching Amos street
each way.-1he Pvorite steamer MsTAMORA, Capt VIM.
perrv viii leave The pier foot IT Jaw sunday
morr'rs at o'cock Returning leave Newburg At r. "
For lber particulars inquire Of L. LEWIS Jr, 21 Wes
nnlce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

HENRY b. HERTs, JR., AUCTIoNFER. -SHERIFF's
sale OF brandies Ac Monday, Oct Is at IL
o'clock at The sales rooms No s Pine street prsng
brandes In casks and demohns and black
Office furniture, &C By order Of FREDERICK l.. vULfE
Deputy Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

|,oR sALE-THE HOUSE. STABLE AND TWELVE
lots ~ ground on Washington seventh house from
yre avenue left hand side Brooklyn. The house has All
dern improvements and the grounds laid In the
style for o~ners The house has been built
he months For further particular apply between land
|-lock p n fouh N, ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

n ]. wALDRON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHINA
81 and glass auction from the shelves
country trade by Henry @. Evans No. Liberty street
Tuesday October L. at O'Clock consisting Of best white
granite ard common decorated china tea sets
coecs aud card colngnes also
IN every variety. Goods repacked for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

COR sALE-A MODERN THREE STORY AND ATTIC
brick house. situated at Warren place. also lo Of
Ind situated the OF Fourth avenue and kghty
|urh street and 10, Of household furniture Apply r..
TOWARD, Is Nassau bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

|,oR SALE, IN WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-THE
brown stone four story and basement house end lot 10
ry enlarged and RECONSTRUCTED In The most superior
nner containing every modem Improvement and finished
|aned painted and decorated in elegant style Sire OF lot
|sl0s s12 ready for mr edae Occupancy FOR cards
Wait price and terms apply 70 HOMER NOkGAN, NO. y
I,tro tar Ran
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

ENARM FOR SALE "A FINE FARM MAR RAILWAY
Of IS sores, with abundance Of fruit good water and
|nidings aud half miles from Railway the Planneid
pad. Apply 10 J. DEGRAw, JR., Railway, W. 8. WOOD,
3 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

|coR sAIE-oyE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS TN JER.
sey City for grocery and honor store would make
rate stand for hotel and lager bier saloon;
without any doubt be rented to II cent on the
ks Two thirds of the purchase money remain bond
IA mortgage The premises are Mnaled the northwest
krner OF Railroad and Prospect street For further
rcuiars inquire OF j. a. MCLAUGHLIN, corner OF Grove
IA York afreets JerUey Civ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-12

OAKLEY WRIGHT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E
" sae-Monday. Oct ID, at halfpas ten O'clock A. NJ,
the foot Of Forty second street. East river, ~ r. OF ay
eight horses on account Of former BY order Of
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

TnE LAmae~r MmL N rHx wosiD, This
largest and most comprehensive mill IN tbs
world IL tho Pacific, nj Lawrence, Mass Tho
acres the larges, min In England Ia II y
acres There are now in-operatioo 10000 cot.
ton spipdIes and 10000 wors.ct .pindbes and
these are 10 pc increased 10 10000 and 10000
respectively. There are 100 looms In opera
ton. 10 be increased To 2A0O These, with
1000 persons, produce 900 600 pieces Of cloth
pr year ooebalf delaines. The weekly con-
sumption d cotton 10 10000 pounds. or 300.
600 pounds pee snpuin. and 500 900 ponds u
wool. Once month the 1000 persons Assem-
ble n, the cashiers Office, where he pays cat
$780, 10 tbcm for wages, appropriating 10
each one tho exact amount she has earned, -
Da,iy Mars
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

TAG PooR NoHrH. The Philadelphia
North Amsr,oan remarks tina, the election Of Mr..
BANKS as Speaker Of the National House Of
Representatives completes the following mus
ual results The President Of the United States,
the Speaker Of the House, the President Of the
Senate, the head Of the Cabinet. and the occu.
pant Of our mos. important diplomatic post,
the Minister TO England. are all Northern men.
General PrERcr and Mr.. BAsrs are from New
England, Mr.. MARcr and Mr. BrcHASss from
the Middle States. and Mr.. BsIsIn from iodi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

We publish below, . list Of the most impos
ant House Committees, the politics Of Il
members, and the States which they rprcscu
The Coumittees on Territories. Public Land
Indian Anhirs. and Ways and Means, are tho
in The liberal formation Of which the people
Minnesota are greatly interested:
The Democrats are printed In small capital
the South Americans in italics, and the Mort
ern Know Nothing and hputlicans in r.
man.
MAN.
Lewis D. Campbell, Ohio Resell sage, Nsv yerk
william A. Hovsrd, h,ss. JosS q. PnELss. htsassrs.
0Doscs W. JosIs, Tsss- james q. Campbell. p.
Hwy Ns~sr hsru Nd. Aisx. Dewitt, Mas.
ELECTIONS.
Isrsei ws.hburu. Maine. nrraesa, O.e~, n,.soari
AIM. n: snrnsss, &c. !eas ncxs.s,
Fsasrr I. errrsra, Y. Wa smA Ala
Jchn A. brigham, ohio
uAm.
Jo.hu. n G,adtss-, oAie, ososss u Dssa. isa..as
Joax Lrrcun, Va Ehsarer Knswlten, Me.
lance bishop NJ MIN rAytos, L.
J. CilScr Jcsss p. wn. A. Gilbert, NY
samuel =. MsrshaI, m
TpKIAN.
George 4. snmosa, n Y Hs~pArsy ksysAaA. ~,
L. Sastess. lad. ) 0aliossy, Ohio.
A wakrmsn, MY. W. Harris, Ala.
". 4. Lsks. Miss NV rsppan, \. u
rokusS auAms.
4. G, y. r:a,instan, n J.. z, T. Esii.i. p.
7. l.. Cusos.x, n L, sherman, Ohio.
wn, AKIN, G A. Barlipsame, Nass
U. b, fharstou, Il. 1
rsssiraniKs
q. A. Grow, Pa q. a. HorsroS Ala
! T. siddnrs, Onto AZ Gr.nser n. Y.
a; fs s-s.. r. * x zs,,,as,' ''a'
III Perry, Ne
INDIAN AsvAias.
B. Prinsie, NY l.. Todd, Pa
J. J.. orr, sc. 81. Letter. OAio.
c. Biiiingharst. Wiz. Al. GnsrSwooD, Arh
u. n. Hall, Mas =. Caru.A,rs, Mo
TT Hsxpkar. Cal
ninaR, Arnas.
JoHs A. QrnsAs, Miss e.. FArLKSIs,vs
John Allison, 70. ). wnuAxs, MY.
W r. sApp, Ohio J. W. DGsvn, Cal
b. Stanton, Ohio. J. Buihng,cn, Msss
C.. Wsshburne, Wis.
COMMERCE.
v D. wsshbarns, M J.R. Tyson, Pa
Edward wads. Ohio. Guy r. Pslton. ". Y
J. 4 MnIsoS, Va. j. kESSrrT No.
JonN McQrGS sc L.. h. ConAnt Mass.
rvs,ic LAxDs.
II Beuns,,, NY Ed cail,,, Del
A. Harlan, Ohio. D a Wslbrtdgs, Mich
IL. CoHB, Ga 4. trenton, Ind
j. J Lisdiey Mo, A. y. MAIwni, FLORIDA.
J. Thorinston, Iowa.
rsrsrr LAND CLAIMS.
u. Porter, Mo. TT Besss, Maryland.
W. b. Horton, Ohio. JONI n BASpipon, Ia.
J. ThorinEton, Iowa. r. 7. HEankar, Cal.
n. HAersdos, Tenn. D. 7 Robinson, n.
r Il Horton. n, Y.
rosr ofrr,
DASin MACS Ind. }. q. Norton. III.
7. 7. Flaglsr, NY. u. BASdAr. Pa.
G, Day, Ohio. y. PowuI, Va
y Wakey, Ala J. NJ Woop, Ne.
Y. 7. HEkskRT, Lal.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

War THEY rBoUsHr % EACH OrHEa.-Of
SYDNEY surH, ROOMS. the poet recently de-
ceased, once remarked
Whenever the conversation is getting dull,
he throws in some touch which makes It re-
bound and rise again as ligh, a. ever There
is this difference between Lnttrell and Smith
After Ln,trsll you remember what good things
be said after Smith yon remember how much
you laughed"
SIDNEY SMITHS opsion Of Rooms is well
exemplifed in the hvorite saying
When Rogers produces a couplet be goes
to bed, and the kpocker Is tied. and straw il
laid down, and the answer TO inquiries il that
Mr.. Rogers Ia o. well a. can be expected
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06
indian Outrasss In Rice County.


MoRRIsrowS, RJcE County. VI. y.
February 25 1856.
Some few days since, five Winnebago Indians.
accompanied by two squaws and two boys,
stopped at the house Of Mr.. J.ooH II. WILLIAMS,
il this settlement Mr. ", consented 10 their
staying in his house ali night. Next morning
il was discovered tina, gas, which Mr.. W. had
placed under his head. on retiring to bed, had
been stolen The Indians denied any knowL
edge of the money, and, number Of the neigh
bors arriving, they all consented to being search
ed. with the exception Of one. The Indians
finally consented to pay Mr.. WILLIAMS 1850 il
he would let them 60
The action Of the Indians in this county, IN
this and other instances, has created a great
deal Of bad feeling, which fear win lead TO So
rious consequences. w
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

Psorrsr AGAINST REarRocur>-ln the Ca
madam House Assembly on the 10Th. the Que
bee Board Of Trade protested against any eI-
tension Of reciprocity with the United States.
The Board in question are composed mainly Of
old fogis~. and it Is not believed that their pro
tes, will influence in any degree the action Of
Parliament
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

Hon. NAruASrKL p. TAIL.xADaE. formerly
q Senator in Congress from New York, but
now a resident of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, has
written letter in support Of Spiritual mani
testations, to the Washington Inisil,goor, in
order TO relieve in some sort the monotony Of
Congressional proceedings" A laudible mo
tive, but we lear our national Legislators have
too much to do NTH spirits already,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

THy largest American fund hold~r in Great
Britaio-Mr PresrsoS-is dad. He Pos
ssssed property 10 the amour, Of $1,000 900
half Of which he beqOea,hea to his relstives.
and the residue to educational AMI charitable
purposes 10 Scotland.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

b.sy- An exchange tells Us that Mr.. Par
ton Fanny Fern brings "a her dowry two
daughters and s25 900, coined from her fertile
brain This heats Jupiter hollow. says the
Boston Posi. for bis brain only scn, forth one
daughter, without any dollars.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

Tie New York Fireman. Journal states
the monk Laty, now 10 the Wisconsin
State Prison for murder has recanted his for.
statement, against thu Catholic Chnreh. and
been re-aimitted TO his communion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

THE Newburybort Mass HUah states
that there are in that county % mills with
244,073 spindles, consuming in year A,726..
COS lbs. Of cotton producing goods to the value
Of SCOOPS and afFording constant employ
men, TO 1926 operatives Il $40 males, 1886
females
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oerr-.,s.a-u.. ., The n. A..r.s.n ( =. cs
wuruxsroS. Feb. l.

W.sHSoros, Feb IL.
The L. 5. supreme Court viii hold. by .
considerable majority. that the act of Congress
Of 1883, establishing thc Wheeling Bridge a.
a Pos, Ronte. which VA intended TO annul the
former decree Of the Court against the Bridge,
ia constitutional AMI the bridge legAl -trsc-
tare. The case came up On an action OF con-
tempt sgains, the Bridge Company. for refu.
sing 10 execute the first decision, and tins aw
vas pleaded 10 Justification, which Is DOW sus
taioed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

ALBANIA BasK An proceedings against
the Atlanta Bank in Georgia have been laid
on the table Of the House Of Representatives
by vote 81 81 10 %
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

DxxocRAMic HARMONY The Albany Alias
and Argus the respective organs Of the two
wings Of the New York Democracy, have been
united A good sign for November.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

Movements arc being made In di6srcDt parts
Of Michigan 10 secure return 10 annual se+
siops oi the Legislature.
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DISPLAYED NOTICES.
Wa. isa Kansas.

ON AtTff w TIVE
TROUBLES IN KANSAS TERRITORY
Csis Receivers Di,s hives shot guns aid implements
Il Ill tnds fsm me possst Sstesy 10 he rugged btsst
tns pIs~ sad large s.sssBrn, ~ tfe.ss Fsfsishins
Gsi. wooden Wsrs tn sn1 stoves NJ eli kinds viii
cold The yesfssbls essas Of Massssta cheap foe
cash an to .osntsy msfshssis ~ hbefsi dissouhf,
sss "a ,sry accommodating terms.
BAkCR HANGS.
A. tbsis old stand, BRICK sssfs, corner Third snd
Mnsssots streets, NJ. rssi, Miassssts fsb5 sm~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

The \. Y. State Agricultural Society met
at Albany on the 9Th inst, The report Of
the Treasurer shows the receipts of the year to
have been 81 900 and the expenditures sla,-
900. The cash on hand is $4,000. Officers
were named for the ensuing year The next
Fair is to be held at Waterfowl, in Jcfierson
county
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

4 NOMMlsSlONER OF EMIGRATIOS.--THE
" tom,nis ionsr u Emigration 81 Miapssais bsgs
iatorm HE fslIos eiSns that his sasr Nsr iost 10
No . BATTERY uAcR HAfTrhS HOTEL
Where he ssn be found every A.y bs,wsss the hssosa
10 and a. y. H. AIRY tsrssns AZ thus fsfiitefy may
sppy 10 the Cessiasshasr Mechanics. tsbctse rte
etc. whenever wanted 10 shy ksen loesliif. rash ~
pisssoss W no Pot fssasd and oil waists nf The sl
piiesiisss supplied ss soo1 - Fss.tie
feb ~ I'm dIw hUsESE BUHNA<B.r
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

Loans OF THE RorcncHD.Ds.-This celebra-
ted house has loaned during the pas, year, FIVE
hundred millions Of dollars. ~ follows;
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06
/ ArAyETTE FIRE AND MARINE ISsua,

AfAyETTE FiRE AND MARINE INSURE
IL ANCE COMPANY, Jsssssiils, wtssau.ir. Gsr.'
,Ai, stoe, oeo-s@esn, paid Ia, eito,ooo-
bolsp oE nissefofs
.h:d;: 9. Gssss.,. ~ ns.i..'''
asfnpns.
4. y RsskwslL Pfssid.st q %. Rockwell s.e,,tssy,
w. A Ro~isy, v.ftesidsnt Hsnfr ~ Bsusisr. ISessT
Insurance elected axs inst toss a. bsssss by ths
aud Inland Navigation, NJ current rates.
sssGsfscss
Hon Hsrstis FsyB"nr, IA gevstsof state ~ ssv faIk
ssmasi Perry, Aesehsst, praBt ~, New yott thy
wm. James nssEs. fss ts " all street, n. Y. Iity.
FssssyIsssia. -
9 .. nsno~s. Esl., Alto nsJ. utlfs, my
Hiram Ihsmbsrs, ESQ N T.
ssmssl Lishu y Cash. Jsossstlls tSty Bask sr
". Hsstsii. gsa, Boston, Mass
Cary, Mli~askss, Wi. raF
!. y. Wallis, Merchant, Atiasuhss VIA
y. ftstsksf, bsuksr. Osbtosh, Ms
W. q. Wsrass, hersksat, Arplstoa. Wiz.
DEVILS hfo'hsf, shsbojssn, Via
frFeilsiss ,ssaed In tina responsible cnnapspy
By y. n. BATON, Agsni ~. PssI H.
October 40 lass 1Awi,
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200, 900 4 X l. 4 S !!
Diras's west .s'wrsevv,
BIZ Rim GTON, low
x..,,.v mao. ,,,.1..,......

u v u u 70 Il " III w A.
NIAIiEY bros, PnORiEToIa
Apples, rssn--s-srf sod s,andara--cherrss peasI.s
gisH,., Grsp. slsss, Chsssats Fiitsrts MuIbsssiss
soo.sss,.is' Cauf.nis RAspbsusss, glAsbsfrss kbas
ssyrrss nhahsfb, ke. Ae. taI
k.sfsfssss, shsd- Trees, ofusnss,si Shrubs, Ise.,
Dsbss Psoniss. Ihsses and harry towering plant. m
Fttfr AND okNAMEkfAL fRkfkl
shruss and plants Of .sssy description .efthyoi eets
vatign.
sseck ~ Apple Trees unasasliy fre ssd tres. ~ Ass
sss 6r sfebar 81 Izs esst. sssh $40 Iss hnndre 90
go psr u,oassn1, Other thing iev IN proportion.
fes fsfthsf intamstk,n sss GiAifaas, Which phi n
scot fi-s - all ~ho apply 81 fsb ~ viD
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

A l. LARpENTEuR, wHoLtSAI.E GRO
IA err AND COMMISSION MERcB Ant, Conner a
Third Aad jseAsen Street, Saint fauii n T. t''
Has In store and Va arrive large and sanpte,s .oal
y .roeeties, Provisions, wandea Ware, SC 10 which
,hs aaten'"n Of the Trade " particularly teaaests
his sto'k CONSISTS IN par, ~ tho following article.
Which are onered AZ The yery lewns, market falra
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR lsSe.-As
~ is Bsdsf. snsd bsTs catered into esparsnsrshIr
hey vii run daily line of -Four Hove atssss fnus,
days enespsd between keawibg sas ssfrbap lt teach
ing Cannon Pals soA cWnss CITY. THIS ssr-rss r.r,
-ill sSmmsne. AZ the opening 81 navigation. ..IF
r'r-oss ~shiDE 10 s.yiats sny part Of tho eodntrS
~es' ssf sosih ofths Mississippi w o. well to rav,
e,sf tss foeis. q shorter ihsn sny other And ~.
through bssahfs! country. Tod asesa M sssos. an
be hsa a. AZ tines " WV the country W. 81. we'll
sarsd hat vs esn piesss all ~ = n
hibDACoH, CorrER 4 nAwEs,
hs' ~'hs' fes w. is;s. I'm Propnsssn.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

Ssphws Dsstsss rowdsrsIaooo nram,s.a bags
20 Coils MssliiA Rope
And ell ether articles usually faf sais In wnal.s..
De. sssy establishment constantly on hs.s.
saet.i2 1895. aa.tf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-03-06

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