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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19
IRON ERIDATS DAILY.

STRANGE CIRcvxsrANcE--The people oi
Wsukokee, Fillmore county, in this Territory,
have been interested in solving mystery which
came TO light ON the 3lst ult For several
days noble looking dog was accustomed to
come whining around the houses, and his half
starved look showed be was in want Of food,
which AFTER receiving, he would Immediately
depart, no one knew whittier. There were
many conjectures "a to the strange mode of
procedure by the dog, and those who best
know the fidelity Of the race, predicted what
and gentleman riding out, discovered body
by the road side, about two aud a half miles
from the village, partially decayed, and by its
side the faithful dog. The man was very well
dressed and by his side lay gun as bright AS
though it had not been used There was no
money upon his person, which leads TO the be-
lief that his money was taken and the gun laid
by his side to silence suspicion. Upon his per
son was found n letter which bore only-Mc-
Millen, Vermont This little inscription may
give some clue TO finding out who the unlor
tunaie stranger was The body was properly
inferred, and the noble companion tina, refused
perhaps for weeks to quit his master, was
kindly taken care Of The above description
was about all We could obtain, hoping it may
come to the notice Of some one who will be
able to explain what is now unknown.
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I P.an.sr Ggsris
q Go,,,p1r. Territorial OG,sf. s.i Jsdss.. AID u.m.
bsr' u ~ Territorial Lsvi.lsiuu
oae.,. 4 the ARM
4 cl.try = ihs Territory
o. lsy.n,. II yisssso,s Tai,.,,n, asd Board Il 10
aesnn-
g sabbath shr.l children Ia carnage. stl,basl "
60 ~ lad. 90 hofsstscs
= FAsoitY mi Trustee ofths Csiisss II ~. P.si
:. Msyos. a.~.ssrs of 'ny cesn u. sol once. II
~ rssi
ONE. Il a,hu s,i..- All to.n. Ia Hisn..as
10 shsrs ssA Cysnir oeses,.
~ Neuiisrs 4 Mishsso,s la,
r. Hss,c.iT.si'y u Nsns.a's
~ fAfs. 10 IsuA2ss
srsp
10 ii.psot Pre- 'Ovpsby
a. Ire, 80 r,ps.rrsrsis.I sos,sty - ~ rssI
~ rss. 81 Ens .sa s.-,sty ~ ~ Tsi,,-s
!; Ss~ FssAad s~~'s'y
- c.rrass s.si,nz ss~i+', .si tie, p,.,s, s..ss.,
ban
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pF.f.
r. Ms.ost F'.'sh'ty
q Is,i.s Gs..,. .A4 oss,.'. u % .si. :, s..,.,y
a. N.sab.n 4 Historical ss>,s,y.
n cus,rs u u. r'uisa'y, ssa sisiis'.
Tho Inc will b. formed On ibe Court iiooy
a,uarc at eleven. sD1 h. ready 10 move a
~ oclo<k ~
A Dinner will he provided at ti@ wplo~
IIoose. NJ } o'riock. P.a
Detail. II srrAngsrsn,. not herein prosi,Ss
for. will h. snno1nced do'ipy The wsk
BIZ. nor. din.
PitEEE PuSS, ''1o' /"
- 4. RDsEsrsos. ""ahge''~n''
DurAr,ue. bon Chicago stat" that VIA
-. -. q, lode ce,s. IN (L.c.,, 81 ,I,,,,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

Dyvoen.ru Myyrixq- We entirely coiu'
eide with the view. erpr~sed by our cmrcspoo
dent, in yesterday mornings paper IN regard
10 n ratification meeting. 10 h. hol'ln at an
early day by the Democrats Of this city and
vicinity. win not some one take tho trouble
to circulate u call among our citixcns, 10 that
the time and place may be deduitely dectsd
uJDn'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

The Dubuque Rsp,,J,ton, an Abolition sheet,
ed,ed by al IDIOT or = rascal. say. Mar.
wAnp, the murderer 81 BurLEs, was Presi-
den, Of the Democratic Convention il there
MI Insane Asylum in Dubaqusi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

Gov. CRIME, Of Iowa, has called an extra
session Of the Iowa Legislature to NEST NJ
Iowa City on the ID II July to d''I"'~' OF the
Iowa Land Grant
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19
FROx SATURDAYS DAHr
Council Proceedings.

THURSDAY, June IL. 1856.
Present Mayor Aldermen Branch
Cave. Chamblin. Emerson. Irvine. Hauch, 1sy-
an and Schurmicr.
OF +. r. Reese, for Slj. Referred 10 Com.
mittce on Claims.
or Owens A Moore. s232,so Referred 10
Committee on Printing
OF Owens 4 Moore, against First Ward.
$3.50: Second Ward 80; Third Ward.
$3.50 Referred 10 Commissioners Of re
spec,vc Ward.
REPORTS
OF Committe on Claims, returning bills Of
ST.. and $3.50; W. II. Miller. 1915, and
:. Z. Folsom n Go, 81 rs correct Referred
TO Comptroller.
Also, returned bil Of A.C. Dunn, 50, recon-
mending that II h. allowed at -, Referred ID
Comptroller.
Also, bill Of A. l.. IArpcu,eur, sl00. Re
turned and referred 10 Comptroller
The Special Committee on Lrvec Improve
ments submitted the following report
m.~o,s nj surrial In nm m tteee on Jryet
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19
on TdyRSDxr'S DAILY.

COo0cu FfOceo0lm0&
TUESDAY, June 10, 1856.
Present-The Mayor, and Aldermen Branch,
Emerson, Irvine, Rsuch, sud Ryan.
Minutes Of preceding meeting wen read and
adopted.
The returns Of special election in first Ward
having been handed in the votes were canvassed
and returns found correct.
On motion, AID. Chamblin was sworn in and
fled his oath Of ofice.
PETITIONS
OF residents in second Ward for the grading
Of Robert street. from Third to Bench street.
Referred to Commissioners Of I'd Ward.
CLAIMS
or s. =. Folsom Co, for Map, s5-rc-
jerred to Committee on Claims
REPORTS.
The Marshal Wharfage Report, for May was
ordered printed, aud referred to Comptroller.
Cisy Observation-Disclosures Report for may
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

Sr,s Saw MuIS.-.4Scarceiy boai l"n'lS
ii our Ieyec that dop mi leave SEVERAL c''
giucs and boilers Tor steam mills, We n6'icoi
yc~trr,Ioy somc Of this machinery destined i~
MENDOZA and ''Ienc@. The manufacture ol
lumber lisa branch Of industry which h 'einp
rapidly developed AMI which can hardly In
over,lonc as long ns immigrants arrive and hah
itaiions arc nccled
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19
Dsr~.sx Io.yrrs Bs~AEs,-Tbe City \

Dsr~Ess Io.yEKs Bs~AEs The City Mar
shal Is turning hs authority To good aeooun,
q By arrcs,ing in,cIicsied and noisy person. Who
ds,srb the Pablo F~a0. Within the pat
week quite . numbcr Of snch persons have
L.rs dealt .ith. and the city aaihorii'es sem
,i-.ssmioed ,ha, our city sian ooo.inne 20 main
tain lsr r~poia,ioo Is mO-lA city 10 psn' %
good o,d~r and sobriety
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

STREET GR,DiSo.--At u meeting of the
Street Commissioners Of the First Ward, held
at the Office OF T. L. Furbcr, yesterday after
noon. proposals were opened and considered
Tor grading broadway. from Grove street to
Water street, and also for grading Rosabel
street from Eighth street 10 Water street, and
the contract given to NJ. 7. Murphy, Esq, Of
Dakota county; 4 petition was also received
from the property holders Of Jackson street
asking a completion Of the work upon that
street, which petition was laid over till next
meeting
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

THE weather during the past few days has
been as cool as u rich money lender is supposed
TO be towards poor relative seeking a loan at
less than current rates. Ia fact, yesterday
morning. n fire contributed very materially to-
ward rendering room comfortable, and stoves
which previously had been thrown aside, were
again taken into favor. In the evening howcv-
er, the sun made its appearance, dispelling the
chilliness OF the atmosphere, AMI giving prom
ise Of pleasant day on the morrow.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

TnE Street Sprinkler has suspended opera
tons in lower town for some days past, but
will commence before long, under the stimulus
of increased inducements 1t is much cheaper
for the business firms TO pay him hundred
dollars per month than suffer the dust
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

The iIeplerxoa Dsmosyof advocates the hold
ing Of the Democratic Representative Conven
ton lor the counties of i,lac Earth, fc Seaer,
Brown, lsenyille, and Slbley, at Henderson,
on the third Monday In September.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

TBr Foumu Il his anniversary, no sacred
in the eyes Of all classes 81 our citisnns, Ia rap
idly approaching, anil II II ID the intention OF
the people Of our city 10 have general oele
bra,ion Of the day, II ia high time that SOM
steps were taken TO secure that object TIL
different Sabbath Schools Of the place hav
united, and have appointed the various neccs
sary committees, composed Of good men. in OF
der To secure proper Observance Of our IN
tional jubilee. The programme which tlr
committees may decide upon will DO made pub
lie in due season. IN tho neaDtime. We trus
our citizens will get together. ut al carly day
and arrange the preliminarisr Tor a cccbrntio'
in which oil can participate.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

Boy IsnuKp.---Y eHtsr,iay morning n boy
about ten years Of age and son ID Mr. G.
wooLmIpar, Of this city, was severely bitten
by jncka~. On Seventh street II sccms that
he was passing through the enclosure where
the animal WIS confined. when hc WINS suddenly
attacked. thrown down. anil his lev laccraie,l
In the most fearful manner His loud cries Tor
help brought him Immediate assiriancc: other
wis. hc waill have hvn killed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

The rapid settlement of the country Stween
Hastings and Faribault may be harmed from
the following memorandum 81 ,he travel in and
out ON the Cannon river road, in one day viz .
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

DuyArcre. ron Chicago stat" that ~iss,
!, down 10 bins'y eeni' N Chicago srl pbn,y
0E-rinv a. thai
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

RArrLEsNAKE.- During late visit TO lake
Pepin, Mr.. NJ B. Osborn, Of Rock Island cap
turcd a live rattlesnake He had its poisonous
fangs extracted and Is now keeping il at his
residence, as a natural curiosity The snake Is
about FIVE fest in length and five inches in cir
cumfcrencr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

cannon City has lecn entered a, the iad
Wing Land On,oc sbI tl.c propris,ors can no~
give Warrant. De.zls fm lDiz We understand
the tom "a PONY ahsapI
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

FuR TRADE.-Mr. A. Paul. one OF the most
extensive fur traders on Lake Superior, left Tor
the East, last week. with about seven thousand
dollars worth Of furs and pcltries, collected at
this place during the winter. Among them
were one thousand martins, seventytwo bears,
and five hundred mnks.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19


Messfs. Marshall q 20,
Truman smith. Hantsf,
Es.0ovsraes hasMsey,
Govsrsef W, 4 Gormsa,
! Travis hes-es,
a. n. Geodrieh, Editor Pioneer,
raiisn, UstNsld brown, Cincinnati
tissrisoW h Hooper, Iineisasti,
td~sid Hem staaj. Chicago,
Barrett, King h Co, Chicago.
lofsln q Co, Gaisna,
0eorgs Y. Campseii, asisas.
In Feit \ Co, gsIens,
HIND 4 Denrl 10, Philadelphia
wo,ai hseon = Ia, Phiisdrphia.
Massy 4 Caldwell. Pittsburgh.
n, ". Isdwiet, Pottsu,oaih. okio,
John tssvs A Co., Jte,i.p, Az
Hempbssys, Tut Tsrrf. NJ, tnais,
Desss, ktss Ia, ="
David Fssrcs,
Wolf \ Nope~,
rpien Humphrey, ss~ yoIk,
Henry swit 4 to,, New York
Townsend, Uiafs Il To, Nss Ysst,
1.otas l. Wiiilsm., Baitps,e,
Henry X. Thomas 4 Co, ssltanots,
Ha,fison, tsyas \ Co, Sew u'iesns
sspt IA, 1910 dA~u
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

M,ssrsmA iiInonrAL Socisr, Cn.ssaA.
rios.-.-The corner stoDe u the Hall Of the So
cie,y will be- laid on the 2lth inst. Bee pro
pramme 10 another column This will bc the
most splendid civic display that has ever occur
red in the Northwest. let every citizen pre-
pare for a grand gala day on the oath.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

The citizens Of Hastings will celebrate the
Eightie,h Anniversary Of our National In
dependence on tho coming i.h day Of July
The Declaration Of Independence will be read
by DR.. u. y. Ayrs, The Grafton will bc 10
liyercd by Dr. Jcwc,t, who Is well known as nj
able and public speaker
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

DOAD NOTICE. NOTICE II HEREBY
~ gives that On sppuestiss wli be mads " the
Hss "a az cosey sssrs Of Hsmssy eoasty, OF
,h~s sat sss.tas, ts psfmissea ~ lsrsis fe.a :"
eoaseet The Kettle River kaf, With the nee Lsse
Cea.sy Had and rood. ~ cosRsst ssasvhess
,ews thirty, rang. twenty tse or ,hfee west s
hAs,sey eeosty. 49, wmAsssoH'
I'd - 0oN0ON.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

Osg or mn i,gsorRcvs. Is estimated
that $4,000 900 will be brough, back Into the
Territory from the sale of lumber In the coun'
Try below during the present year
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

MuaoAi~--PAHoDi aud SfHAsoscn gave their
first concert u Galena, on last Friday evening.
They sing again In that place this evening -
These singers enjoy almost world Wide rcpa-
tation, and, Of coure. their audiences arr large.
Tickets, 81 90.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

I'nr pleasure going part Of Our community
will be pleased 10 learn that they can soon H.
ayor,d with an opportunity Of whiting first
class Circus in our city the first which hn'
visited us Performances will le Ind M Sat
urjay and Monday next
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

| A l.. LARrENTEUR. WHOLESALE GltO
| IA Ckh AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, corner
| ii Third and Jackson streets, saint rsai N r.
F1m retail merchants visiting the city would ssk
carefai inspsttion VI my Isrss snd cempsts sok II
uroseres. Provisions, Wooden Ware, Nsts, Ar,, ~.
~ my ssiso,ions have been made tss the sfxes, and
best ~holessls establishments hast and soath with
special s,s~ 10 hs Western ,raas, and IN sseh qssa,
tee - 10 Wsrtsn ne Ia offering ths al low prices
they can be- purchased nj -, Louis adding sa.pot
tsthpa and iasasases, A, L. bAitrENTEUk
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

A l.. LARpENrEii 4, WiioI tssAI.E GRO,
Z" tER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, rasp.r
.usra snd Ises.aa street, sa,a, raul,M 7.
Has IN sttrr aud To- arrive lane and np,pl,tr .esk
81 0oecriss, fto'slons " eden Ware, &e u which
the attention 81 th. Trade srs,tical. teuae.i.d
Tile stock eenst. In part ." ,he Showing article. wheh
NlereA a the teft lnM esi n,AIkri lai..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

Our D'ight,U. Il Saltwater, according TO Tho
iam1. have ioea amusing themselves during
The past SEED with cockGgb,s The last bat
lie WA between Shanghai on one side. an'l
cOinmU u,c On The other. In which ibs native
Of Minbsa0,a eanc ~ victorious, after a hroe-
y contested engagement. Quite large p''eo'
fsOfcy changed bands % ,hr occnsion
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-19

IIoxg MrsuoS ATrorSrsgsr.- Rev. Rich
ard Hall, Of tbr Congregational Church 10
Prescott, bas bcen appointed General Agent Of
the IImne Missionary Society Tor Northwest.
crn Wisconsin and Minnesota AMI caters upon
The dates 81 his charge to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

CEMI-W WEEKLY TRIBUEE:-
ahs fs"Es Tn 4S FABk NJ II THE
Tgs &c ST1H'f pes "
I.LEADING ARTICLEa
ni.sH H|f fusHltSTI5ss. Review. Of An Essay on
30 s:s Ss f.ssi he
Car Q Ann Fisherman
V..CRAwFORDs WASHINGTON MONUMENT
V..GREAT SALE OF $1,000 STOCK
vI..FROM WAsHINGTON Kansas Protests In Con
sress; Tbusay In the House; Poyssny in the
vn..REsPoNsFs or RnE PEOPLE: From Lancaster,
Pa; iron Worcester Mass From Pennsy vaais;
Fsn wessysn From GSsa M ,i Es9
NswJeTsrv; R.nfcsiion Meeting at rIsnSon; Ere
F ss Dn LAB Dayton The W
vm..coL FREMONT AND Taa NORTH AsERi-
M..CoNMoDoRE sToCkTO.9s LETTER OF Ac-
x..rHE LATEST NEWS BY rELEasArE H;, k.a. :.
kouI IRON K..'s, I !, Chicago EI' Hny. 10
Of the sub Marine Cable; Tn. Weather.
X..xxxIvrB CONGREss-rlssr sE,s,es: potnss in
the Senate AID House OF Representatives.
Xu..RXTFNsyE ROBBERY BY CLERK: Plans
Laid to Rob al blow Up the store-Ausnpt to
Bible an Ohhcer.
XnU..NEw-GRANADA
XIV. LATER FROM EUROPE.
Xv..FROM CENTRAL AMEaICA
XvI..MOM TUE IsTHMU5.
xviI..FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
XVifI..FROh OREGON.
XIXFROM WASHINGTON TERRITORY
XXBENTON ON THE STATE OF POLITICS; A
speech delivered at St Louis on saturday, jane q,
XXI. PROM PHILADELPHIA: Letter from Oar Special
COnest o.. Gent at Phill'sPGia
XXIIGRAND RALLY OF FREEMEN; Ratification in
Brooklyn; Speeches a d Hes9lutiols.
XVIII. LATER FhoM CALIFORNIA
XX,y..COvBEkCEMcNr AT PRINCETON, N j.: Let
ter from q Correspondent Al Pnpceton
XIV NIRCELLANE Gus: Crops IN Canada; Buckley State
SeA,ings; OnOHdsga Horse Stow Sesro Phi AZ
tLroIy; butter; Michigan UDon College, Jadse
lollsmor; The Cau.eis; kSfiicsiion Meeting al
<swbapb; Ohio; orr carnations tor IA sasi Great
y vuiiy GstheIins; Progressed Nc Fillmore; Cir,
No ualiiy ;" Only Surveyors" Drouth al the West
XIV CONN IRCiAL MATTERS: Full Reports ~ the
etek Money. Cotton, Orain. and other Markets,
ueeiaj ' reported Gos The Tribune.
THE sEhI-wE vKLY TRIBUNE y farIn.htd 70 subsfs
q. tAsss Ov Sy fs cre Xs>f, SSi TIVE COPIES
90 Pine ssytss 0l1 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

will 20 publ. he'd In, nedistely:
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN SONG
II sTER-Copposeu entirey OF ORIGINAL Songs prepared
expressly Campaign and sdapSsd to the stirrils
Pei ars Of she day Prce Is cents Liberal discounts
made for quantities.
MILLER, ORION MULLJG AN, Publisbers,
kew-YoTk AID Auburn
Copt,;butiops of Oriapsl Sopss solicited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

NEW MUSlC.-"Oh, dear, I'm so pleased;"
M.ZUPK6 J,c livery brilliant and b. autifu,) IS
"TBRlE fLOWkRs"b by Ii bich (0paass,) 50 eents All
kinds bed free Of postage the rices
Delivery guaranteed wbei ssst through pUs.m.stes
Af,w superior PiaI % 70 Let Specimen Pianos from the
celebrated factory of Hsipes BroA
COOK l. BRO, No *S 8rosdvsy,
Second door above GrAnd.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

WAIT aid GET the BEsr."IA. there are
y1s e c orFfss D,sTn 70 Ss
o 'is
sKEIG nE only n s'Gf AND COMPLETE
LIFE AND PUBLIC sERviCEsOf
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.
WITH AN ACCURATE PORTRAIT ON STEEL.
One neat limo Pnee 81
1n s ;s s T' III 5:
| 5e sS .. ~sp ZERO
rbc.s recent Sou ;, 70. The hih
e. nee the IN ef the psops has awakened renewed IN
oras matter in! iDss4ps d Sss
mslt. and psPs Lot heretofore 'ds pu0 ana VI" DC pup
'''''' '''''N IERBi JACKSON, PeSih:n.
No. li9 Nss,sa It New York:
Several hundred Agents wanted even sa's to s.avs'' f0s
sn ss eope. BY mall, postpaid, on receipt Of prise
T7xTRA SHEET ofTHE NETWORK SUM-
II FOa THE FIFTH ~ july
twenty e,.ht column. q .cS rs:dss m:'''r'
In Ths day. ~
JAMES p p' 61s isi' sss p0'''.' Of
seD FrALeseo, for hu'deT, ed
YANKEE SULLIVAN. .a
THE y sTSaf r. rs .' s2G Gl 81
As ueed By tosm
frustrated by q cut Of the same.
Also, The Presioef tia Campaign for 1876 . ,
TIE eopes OF tho containing which have bean sold and
~ IN. osns sill cont ues giving 'he edges Of
BUCHANAN, FREMONT AND FILLAOREi
The Retu aicsL Platform,
The Am.ncsn Platform,
The Democratic Platform,
The American RayinE Song,
The peInocraiic Rslyine Song,
The Republican Rsly.ns soDL
Also the Tip top Bsnsup." A. MOL
1.-THE FREAKS AND FkOLiCS OF
VENTRILOQUi3T.s
from the Of the Story and nelsdnf zoe
nart which wa published the Sun Of July The large cup
Div of back ppmbt pr nted BEN al exhausted
~ Newsmen look shaip for the
FIFTH or JULY EXTRA Sun.
EVERYBODY LOOK SHARP.
Eevsdealers supplied at Whoesale Pncca
Vide su axe for the Exua Sui OF the tuth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

III HE LEDGER OF
ROMANCE, Op'y 4 ceuts,
10 resoy Tbs MORcIN0 ct
all The News DepOts aiming
the Greet Prize ROIlsI co Of the
Wsu.st. scbrmer, founded ON
fso,. No tale has ever been
pobliihs A that has produced %
ereat q &C. ssfiop a. th . th'iiling
komaI CO Will do, a. il e1poses
may of the rlsriEe frauds
vhM b are dai y perpe'rsttd in
WslI-st. Also, Numerous otoer
Tabs, Jobes. &c. AID superb
rItIavin. ., besuu 'ully printed
the latest fsshions. nc Male
DO n stake. Mind this 10 not
the paper which Tho Tribune
mol Ouucec ~ frash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

Ts Physictsns.-A PHYSICIAN, about 70 retire from
usetee SiL-s taxi HE place. lucrative village
uLn, psse.ie- no composition Loestion CenIs oho'
k.I,n to d. JOHN BALL, No. I Moutssue-ysce Brook
JL,r.Y
Preseyves-Famies seiDe 70 the sSuny can have their
PkksSkNke Jk LLlEs put up In the beet manner ~
k.ups tho PcA and Preserve msnufsotorJ Of
JANIS BhOADaEADU*, NO. ~ Robinsoa st.
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1--we Ever Laugh Heartily

10 vhen the city Efsenboins out IA inc eou1try
n, al, chap bot eouDty boys are chit ereensr on
6evsy hs. boys ~hen they g.. out aron our nroa 90
81 the soun, bo,s Vr they read about eiy and
H., Only the oher day city by
caIlee Oh Try ctusu., de'fuy surprised
BENG bsoss he thought tney r.ised EN-
o. tis NE be esi sps@" 49, ,
MeD, Women Boys and Girls residing IN the city
A. h.r alter ,houd less the modes All
Ia the a. he soil Knowlsdss II this
sb,r,e,, h, Not only desirable Tho VEnY 9E ST
inoi s departments - hstd OF s'tdcn w'rh 70
IL IN aWpc p.ges Of that PLAIN, PRACTICAL, RSLiA
lLG JOURNAL, - z,, .r,n.
THE AMERICAN AGRlCULTURIsr,
fuyped 1t ser HE isAt bait If vooms XIV begins
vito the Ju, Iesdy Try tor yesr for siI
nss th, ssa ,Vu VIII never Be ~ithou, it again.
collars VI information Ia every
ysil M, about ri Of the Get It for
s~,,.s veil the boys Bach Lumber conaos owe
fity coop srtiel,s er, volume c sting but 81 contains
svcr 0Ov 6rst " dsefai oly
ORANGE JUDD. Publisher and Proprietor,
No. l9i Wsser. st., NeSYork.
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rs FREEDOM WORTH A SONG -
FREEDOM AND FREMONT,
Ard who desie TO With the sreaes: good 70 the
s-eac. IpDbe respectfully sol eied sesd Tom 70 70
ivI inss;iiou Ia - .<.-s.,
Full cr dit vil be siyen. their 10 retrreo - the
bo.l, Iuhshed. trce IS cents Literal doosLn 70
cor mites Clubs, - Z . hers. for QUANTITIES.
E.vYork AaburIl-
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NETWORK, WEDNESDAY,. JULY Z, 1885.

ct WOULD RATHER be RIGHT THAN
i Be PRESIDENT"
Ready SATURDAY, Juiya
ARRIVAL, PROGRESS AND spEECHEs Os
WILLARD FILLMORE.
This pamphlet vuI DO Of INCALCULAsLE SERVICE 70
American Committees Ward Asoeiaaoas. snOns and lee
Club ard all who have the rncces Of the ANEACAN
PARTY a. heart
vide circulation will ANNfHrLATv the DECEPTION
FALsIFICArION and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of our
oproI ensa
Pnce 40 cents per dozen.
ca per hundred.
f2o per thousand
ROBr N. DE- WITT
fLste De Wtt / Dsvsupcstl,
Publsbsr NoA 80 and 1862 Nsasso r.
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no YOU want a Hus-
IL bspoi If ., Sc. The pOR:
TRAITS Of q ENTLEMYN
Who YOU'D Ike n OF ter INTO .
nst,in ori.l paru.tr.h,p, pub
lhbtd THIS MO X MING u
The DGER OF RO-
NANCE. Mind. this IL pot the
parer which The Triouie Dfo-
iour ced a. trssh. Only 4 c-nts