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SAMUEL HARSH
LEAS & HARSH,
BANKERS AND LAND AGENTS

LEAS & HARSH,
BANKERS AND LAND AGENTS,
DES MONIES, IOWA.
We buy and sell Eastern Exchange and Land War
rants-seleC and enter lands with cash and warrants
pay taxes-invest money-make collections and
attend 10 all legal business generally.
ALSO,
LEAS & HARSH,
BANKERS & LAND AGENTS LEAVENWORTH
CITY, KANSAS.
One of the Partners has located in Leavenworth
City and will transact all business connected with
the Banking and Real Estate Business. For few
months yet, correspondents will address us a; Des
Moines.
REFERENCES.
W. s. Gilman. 80 Beaver ST. New York
Phaadelphia.-Seiger, Lamb & Co. North
Sd Street; James, Kent x Sauter, do; Lefrver
& SerrilI, do. E.; DrexiIl & Co. Bankers, do
Washington city, D. C.-Hon. R. J. At
kinson, Sd Auditor, Treasury Department;
Chubb s. Bros. Bankers.
Carlisle, Pa.-Edward Shower, Hon. J.
II. Graham.
Huntington, Pawn. B. Leas, David
Blair, Esqrs
Bedford.- Hon. job Mann, Gen. Bowman.
Scheiisburg.-Duncan McVicker, Esq
March 30, l857-ly.
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Bazin's fancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams,
&c. just received and for sale at Dr., Harry's
Drug Store.
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GETTYS' PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY +!

Exchange Building, Bedford, Pa,
Where AmbrotyPes, Daguerreoiypes, &c.
&c, OF every description, are executed in the
latest styles and improvements of the Art. A
tnIl assortment Of plain and fancy cases, and
gold and plated L>ckets, at verylow prices and
The public arr respectfully invited 10 call
examine his specimens.
T. r. GFTTYS. r.
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TO BE HID 1T DIR. R4RRY'S.

Essence of Jamaica Ginger, which should
have place in every family, og sale a! DR..
Hary's.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice IS hereby given that application will be
made 10 the next Legislature Of he State Of Penn
syvan,a for the passage of an of Assembly autho-
rzns the Incorporation of Bank OF Issue with &C.
neral banking and discouutipg privileges undrr the
general banking laws Of this Sar, 10 be located at
the Borough OF Bedford in the county Of Bedford and
card ''Thr Bedford County Bank with capital
Of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars and with
the privilege Of Increasing the same 10 the sun Of
foar hundred thousand dollars.
4. L. ANDERSON.
WM. T. DAUGHERTY,
WIN. p. SCHELL,
A. KING,
NICHOLAS LYONS.
SAMUEL /. RUSSELL.
Bedford, Pennsylvania, June IS, Is57.-tJi
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aDE.. Eg. e. Harry

RESPECTFULLY tenders hls professional SER
vices to the citizens Of Bedford and vicinity.
Ohce and residence on Pitt-Street n the
building formerly occupied by DR.. JOHN Hofus.
June "a, 1853.
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As lhe season for chaPped hands and faces it
is coming on, We advise our friends to 90 to
DR.. Harry's cheap Drug Store and purchase a
box Of Bazin's Amandne, for the prevention
and cure of chapped hands. Only 372 cents
per box
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For pimples and wrinkles and freckles and tan,
Nothing has e'er heen discovered by man,
Like that wonderful product of tropical bowers,
The popular ''Balm of a Thousand Flowers"
10 be had at DR.. HaTry's Drug Book Store
March 6, 1857.
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Bazin's & Lubin's Extract for the Handker-
chief, Cologne Water, &c. for sale at DR.. Har-
ry'S Drug Store.
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For the Hair, Jockey Club and new nown
Hay Pomatums, Phalon's Invigorator, &c. &c.
can all be had at DR.. Harry's.
RonsrIl's unrivalled Shaving Cream at Har-
RVS.
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Our plan is to insure Rapid Sale.
FiRM FOR SALE.

A FARM, containing 200 acres, moreor less
IN Franklin County, Pa, is offered ars sale
Particulars can br had by inquring Of the sub
scri5er in Bedford.
VALENTINE STEcKMAN
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p6GOLOCAL. AND TKAYEIlIN(

AGENTS WANTED. Business having from $50 n
Sl50 per month. No humbug or chance BUSINESS
Permanent employment given and no capital requir-
ed. For further particulars enclose postage Stamps
and address, 4. SIMPSON. m n
Aug. 7, '57-3m.
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GZ-NO HUMBUG.-H. H. HUTZ,S CeIsbtared
letter Wash is the only safe and sure remedr lever
discovered for curing the letter, Rnsworm and all
eruphons of the skin. 1t is infallible a rpoedy
that perfect cure in all cases of letter is suaran-
tied, If attentively applied In ordinary cases one
petite VIII be sufficient TO perfect In bad
ses, with Getter of long standing, more will be re-
lqulred Price 25 cents per bottle. For Sale at DR..
Reamer's Drug Store, Bedford, Pa.
| May %, lS57-ly.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03
lNQ H. BRissiS.

lb' Postmaster Deaeral has notified
lion. HtNvy NJ kiog If ,he following raw
Post o.6ces established, pi,d the appoint,
mcnt OF postmas,ers
\ Post Ullice ~ Gray Cloud, ia the
county OF Washington Oa~os j. NoFtn,
Postmaster.
a Pos, Office at Two River. in the com.
" OF Morrison; u \. NcD0vottl. Post
master,
A Po, Office Il, ST Augusta, IN the
county OF ~teartH; GobwlS ". WILSON,
Postmaster
~ Wiiokn, Winoua county: q, ".
MoRsr, Postmaster
800 Al ;icitsiT ~ iiy'assr Ttt1iTIIyr' r-:-fSj r
pnEw, Postmaster This place II between
ST Peter and Elysiuin, nine milcs from the
former place.
A, Leon, Siblcy county " A. CLApw,
Postmaster.
At Mckay. Morrison county, Auos
SruRois, Postmaster.
Al Vailyiiie, Fillmore county. TuApsrs
L. CHASE, Postmaster. This place Is hc.
tween fllioia and ForrestyiIlc, tpn miles
from each.
A. Manhattan, Wright county; Cnnnu.
rnga DAVIS, Postmaster
The following changes have taken place
in Postlaasiets:
Albert IL. I,oGEar, Postmaster nj High
Forest, Mower county nae Tnos II. Ans
sraoso, resigned
4. II. BAnaw,r, Postmaster ut New Bos
ton, Winona county, r,ee WV. X. DwIdm
moved away.
ORrs u. NAY Postmaster at Sank Rap.
ids. Benton county, U,cc &. u. VAN Nesr,
resigned.
UmAn Il. WILKINS has BEEN appointed
Postmaster at allen, Olmsted county. vice
Cynus Hour.
JAsvs SuramyR has been appointed Post
master at I'oin, Douglas, Washington
county, vice RoBsMr X nrSey.
The name Of the Post Office at Louis,
vile. Ia Scott county. has beon changed 10
Tankton.' The change was asked by The
Postmaster
RtcnAnp Nrswnd has been appointed
Fo.tmastrr al Alton, in the County II
Washington, rtre MsnEDug II. TnopAs,
resigned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

in reference To the Town Site 10 enquire
what portion Of The lands clSimed liz anyi,
was surveyed upon the GROUND into streets,
alleys, blocks. and lots and the nature eoi
exs,n, OF the Setilemepi and mprvem n,s
prior 10 the date * lh ALLEGED redemption
settlements
The case came 90 Cor hearing On the 9Th
81 Jnne last and occupied six weeks IN its
actual trial. The trial was conducted an
the part II ihc Agricultural precmptors Of
DAVID CooPSN T. G. lsscEFa NJ. Bluanr
andi. A. Maxi ANn. Fsqs., on Che part 81
the municipal claimants, j Il, lRispis.
WuiAcr u. WiaYg and llisAN liSrs.
Esq. aud rcsnlicl. ater advisemea, Ia
decision ajycrsa to Ro, ard other. aerieql
tnral claimant.
Respectfully youn
lNQ 4. iRisslS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03
Wantesl--A Platform.

The Republicans Of Minnesota, sinoe they
have endorsed the decision Of the /" modern
Jefries,' and that judicial iyrant,' the
Hon. RooEn b. TAsrY, Chief Justice of
the sapreme Court Of the United States,
find themselves sadly in wan, Of platform
upon which to stand. We pity them for
their condition is deplorable, and we there
fore recommend the following platform of
political principles
NJ, WHsos. Of Winona, called Governor
GoRNAS liar Coy. GoRMAS very prop
erly castigated Mr.. WILSON. Let THAT
cAsglqArIoy form the first plank in your
platform, Messrs. Republicans.
The Constitutional Convention, III every
instance, refused to recognize the Black Re
publican camp meeting, hut yet, the Blacks
howl mournfnlly because the Democracy
woald not consent TO pilcer the Treasury Of
the Territory OF thousands Of dollars, in or
der 10 pay electioneering expenses incurred
by our opponents. This will do FOR plank
number two.
Wees only give our opponents three dis
tinctive political principles, and We there
fore reserve the best for the last. Presi-
den. B,LcosrE said, in his valedic,oria!
stump speech, that the Democracy we're OPP
posed TO the formation Of State Govern
mnt AN he played upon harp Of a
thousand strings" SAINT ANDREW who
already fancies himself in the U. S. Senate,
originated this truly comcal idea, and as his
crauium is one of the one-ilea kind, he has
no. spoken OF written anything else.
The poor African has gone under -
he is of no account. politically, and there
fore, the Republicans have dropped him, and
taken up as platform, GoRMASs cane and
BALcoNBE's lie.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

s,ow.d 70 this subject BY The ceion.sfs and the
high estimation they have always en,eFtaleed
al tbs eaese az education.
That knowledge is power has been 100 often
asserted and conceded, 10 be repeated here;
that il * an iaessinaahis blessing So those who
possess IL, re4uSes NJ argument a ,as day
bar u after years, the question has fcse,hiy
presented rsels 10 the community A. one Of
great public policy and state interest,
Our Republican torm Of government prt sup
peses Al! power 10 originate from ihe people
who by representation regula'e> aud direct ihis
power. itbecemes y matter 81 STATE Atesest
that this power should he directed by The IN
teigigent and web Informed. oar law -makets
ana these who conduct the macbiaery Of gov
erument. cone fIem The people; they @honid
be comre,eul. aud qualified for her unst-
I ,osa who select them should DO SO understand
lngly, aud from acoa,iction pf then htnes ~ AId
rapabi.isy; AMI ali should become acquainted
With the great principles OF our government.
ia tAis view II hes been eons,dcted ihe 95ty IT
State 10 extend the henellt % edacabou 20 al,
and the right Of our youth to receive Is where u
can be reasonably provided IL IBIS respect
out youth may be cog.,lefrd ihe word OF
she state. The school bouiae swelts INTO ia
pur1anca When IL Is thas made She nursery o'
these epon whom ,he Republic tcna''a 49, great
est hope: and IN this instnatlcn rs tos'efcd that
great conservative power which VIII ever cave
oar nation froIa tie ,onuus Of dissenslon ami
faction.
The Ros,d Of Education think, Therefore, that
10 apology h necessary FOR inviting 'he pubic
10 ,lds cerc monial OF pubic dedication OF this
modes, temple of learning 10 ts noh'" and use
nj purposes aud tina, this day shou'd be con
siasred ~. MI epoch in our history Hh'ie they
..,.- -. - hlss ~ as
srmbly present upon tho OCCASION consisting
Of our gallant volunteer soidiciy OF the city OF
-. Panther ci,izcns--with the fair who have
also honored VA with their attendance, AMI last
,hough no, least the children aud youth OF our
place, for whose especial benefit this structure
j. designed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03
FonT SMELLING, NJ. T. |,
Saturday, Aug. ~. !

To the Eiisors u tho fi,neef ana Democrat
In your issue Of yesterday morning, where
in mention was made Of "a marriage some
what Of romantic order, contaminated at
the Falls Of the Mime haha." followed 10y
certain lines stated to he " thrown of on the
occasion by Maj. PArrrx. who was one OF the
parties present on the spot" slight error
occurs involving not only the individuality
OF the parties concerned, but also that Of
HIAwArHA, IN connection with his tawny
bride
la order to ccrrec, appreciation Of the
sentiment INTENDED 20 be conveyed, the crit
ical admirers OF HAVANA will not object
20 the erasure Of his name in the stanzas al
lu1ed 10. for the more euphonious appellation
Of his Cndine loye--something after this
wise.
% Inus wouid AiS-Ag.uA.uA sigh
With her lover standing by"
And again, at the close Of tic Iss' .tanzs
A" Ms. Ng.HA.HA! bride, farewell"
Yours laagdiaeig"
G. ". +.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

Delegate IN TIE Constitutional tonvcn.
ten from sibiey county, ana cue Of the
working rie'nhefs Of the joint commiilce
appoiat,d by the two Conventions. 10 com
p'le one Constitution fof The aciioa.o the
Conventions. VIII. wo understand h. can.
didate ioe ,he Democratic nomination Tor
member Of the uni,M sta,cs House of aen.
rc'cnih,ivvs
The eleetiun ci Mr. bsowx 10 repr,pcat
the interests OF the rev State II Minnesota
in tlic Congress Of The uuiicl States, would.
nc believe, be a jus, ;ihute % his excftions,
IA promoting tlc interests Of ihe Territory.
His residence in the Territory dates far tc-
yoni thai of ATTY other Democrat aui be
has bceo identified with al tlogoyernn,ulai
organizations within our lini,s
Through his cxcr,ons ia the Wisconsin
Legislature Ia which he served ih.tp ses
a'o'H' ihc ilrqt county norla ef thc Gimme.
wa river wa orgaaiad Tie was AN az
AYE member ct the frs. Convention Of The
people Of the 'ferri tory, after the admla
hioo o, Wisconsin. fsr the selection Of a
uehRatc 70 C~ngcsS 20 usgc or Torr.io
F'ai organization auh oQueni To tina, or
ganIsniion be has been copnoe t,si with at
most every Legislature thst hes herr IN
session IN the Territory. and he has la.fa
prominent ghcn'ber Of tho Con gention t.
Form a Constitution for Tho future State.
The political Importance Of the Mime.
sola valley ungaestlonabIy entities that asc
too OF the State Ia one Of The three rcprc.
seniaiivos IN Congress, and we feel satisfied!
'hc democracy ot tina, democratic district
Nill unite upon Mr.. l,nonN as their cand
date ID the event of his nomination. ",
iesl assured Of his election, rs there ARE bui
few men IN the Territory more extensively
or more iayoraby known
In southern Minnesota, Mr.. BRows should
I've especially popular, because, 20 his unre.
mi'tej excriions 10 the Legislature fer tive
successive YEAR, The Territory west Of ,lie
Mississippi obtained their representation in
the Territorial Legislature, which has sllurd
ed that protection 10 the interests of the
southern conntiea which has led 10 their
present political importance.
The Legislative experience, a. well as a
thorough knowledge Of every settlement, and
the condition AMI wants Of each, renders
Mr.. Bn"wN peculiarly fitted for n fcprasn-
'at've Of the young State Of NInmpotn IA
Congress and We feel confident lhc Demo
eracy will not neglect 10 avail themselves Of
hrs services as such The nominating ron
ventioo. however. will have the entire Sub
jet before them, and their decision will l,c
'nlIy endorscd by the Democratic party q
our infant Stale
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

T. ne IA .rsq9a, f.suess AID ihsa..sra,
A petition 10 GOV Mea,ry for arms 10
coup an organized company If volunteers
hav'ng received some sixty signature, The
signera and Others we're called together az
the Everett school hGuse. Aug 25,h, 20
consider The subject and perfect an organza-
ton Col George Bars;0v was called 10
the Cbair, and Henry swisshelm. chosen
Secre,ary remarks were then made by
MeSs. lpman, Cutter, Bsrstow, Castor
Berlin, Mitchell, Alden and others, cn the
subject If the organization, when motion
that the petition be adopted by the meeting
was paxsi unanimously. \ motion wa
then made by &. Taylor to proceed TO tbf
election Of oi.icers, uiih an snendmeI,', that
She Rev 7. T.. lumsn. be appointed Captain
oithe proposed company oy scclamsiion, a1d
that Il be designated as the 81. Cloud Rife
Company. The motion va. carried imam
nously. TIE following cheers were then
elected: Let Lieutenant John III. Taylor;
"a Lieutenant, {. Alden, Orderly Sergeant.
Z, w. h lily. A motion wss then agreed
to that committee be appointed 10 present
tie proceedings Il this meeting. With the Pc.
,ition, 70 the Governor OF the Territory
Col. BaTtox, J II. Taylor, q. f. Kelly, aud
w W Hendricks. were appointed on the
committee. Tbs ,nee;ing ihen a3jeurnfd to
Efet again al the call " he Captain.
tigossg BARsTOg, President.
HyaY SwissHELN, Secretary.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

The Wings Of Vermont xiii live. They
hais STATE Convention a. Monlptli'r ga tie
/ 9th instant, apl Nominated The Wig Stat
,.cke, a isst year: JoHv WiEEi.Es, for Gov
evaor: lsA.C I. WslGHF, ior I.ea,esa1t Gov.
erpor; asd q. ". fSrcHSrD, for State
Treasurer. A State Committee Vas also
appointed, ssi resolutions rese adopted D.
elAr,ng TIA; ;sey coGid s> 10 cause %
ahalsion tie aSu.s u Wing.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

The : tate Of Maine learns that he Great
Eastern will certainly make three trips 10
Potsafi--ha'ing hrst made at experiment
al 0ne b. Lisbon, Gibraltar, ~ rorne other
port. 70 test her machinery having f,s
Portland about IL l5tt week u April Of
n.eAi year.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

BY reference to the following letter re-
ceived by Hon. HENRY NJ. RICE, from Hon.
THos. a. HESDMcks. the reader will per-
ceive that the Land Office al Buchanan, is,
in all probability, now open, or will be in a
few days
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Aug. 20, 1857.
Sri am in receipt Of your letter Of 18Th
instant, and ia reply have to state that the
Register and Receiver at Buchanan were, on
the ,th instant. instructed to repair 70 their
posts, with view to opening their Offices as
soon as practicable.
With great respect
rno,. 4. HESpRIcSR, Comm'r.
Hon. Il. N. RICE, 81. Pau, N. 7.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

The Democraey of Iowa have nominate,
fft Governor Bysy NJ. Saxryls, q Du
b1oue, and To- Lieutenant Governor. Gsosep
GALLAsVY, Warello county.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

II "a s,a'ei tia, over 10000 ncra Of
lsnI b. iae [ nii'd State have been planted
sitL ,ae Srgtsni, or ChiDesa sugar cane
1his 10 q sofsierfui rsns, wisn Il - cm.e
cred hat ouy,wo u Tires yar. have eIapss.l
sir'o, 4 wss frat il;ro1scsl into The coun
~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

u tDi=pS, Aug q.
1he iollosiog ar, the NhDos oi itc eanil-
dates nominated al lle lie,uoeral'c Con.
yen'on:
For Governor. = 'ues - Cfos Of Nil
waukeo Isrqt. o0y r. D. Campbell ol 10
Crcos Secretary State b. ". Jones, 81
Lafayette, lrcesDisr, Carl iiab,eh, II pa,'s,
htioueg G's1sl, bsbrid Bo0ek. Of WIN
nebaeo Superintendent Of Public lcs'mc.
iion. l. & draper. Of bsuei Bank Cofap'
J1sl ~ i-Quirs y iowa, state i'rjson Cont,
.k.s.rs McSRrry, Of Dodge,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

Gov. GoRsAN viii address Democratic
meetings at the following places
A. Belle i'laIne, IN Thursday, september 3
at IN.
AZ iisndofson on ltlay, sept, /, airs
Al Mankrto, Saturday sep, ., atJr.A
Al ~. Peter, oD Monday, the ia Of sept al
TN.
Al lie 3ueuf on Tue sday, sept. +, aTr,s.
Mr., i'srznoin 81 81 Paul win accom-
pany Gov 1oanls in his toyu ap the Min
reaota. and address Democratic motiugr,
IN 'te German hHguag'. e, the yarioas
places named.
Col. u. a I:onERfapV ab1 txfioy.rnof
Goaa.s vii address Democratic msclings
n the following places
At Minneapolis. Hsnfep,n County. On Wed
nesdsy, sept. ", At Gr.s
AZ suiieatef. on fhu'sdsy, september 10
.'at5r.a
- oro4ocp, Gias,rl County, On Monday,
sept. y, atGrs
A. Rochester, "a IaesdsH BE 2l5, at e. o..
. aul
o. Wednesday, rhrpiay, rfi8ay, std s,'af,
iay Tire 2Jd 2i'li. z,ih, sUi 2et, u sepsenber,
81 such places 10 Fjlltsme an1 n ltiaisa eoautles
a. may BE- Announced IN lhr Rochester demo
frf. Tho Announcements 10 sId At Brownsville
40, later li'sh tie 18th u September
We ar glad to zee In above nauie.l zen
uemca eb,riog apon ihe god yorh With
sacb ytgor md d'ienair,iiDn. Iiut ti.sre
ar oiier sJesirrs ao1 othef eelds u labor
Gentlemen. aor,d N your llapos ard annognce
mcp.a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

Ihs ioysn uasfitatiaa.

We have strong bij.f that the nrw
ona,i ,ation of Iowa has becu Dictated
10y ,bc popular vote We have the Off
rial vote 81 hf,J pyen c3uatifa, ard report
81 majDriiios from all ihe other counties in
The stat. except Four, am the vote fods up
rs Ill ogs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

aoy. ReBiSsos, Of Kansas, has been nc
Quilted of Inc charge u uniawfully assuming
70 act ~ q public otx@r. The free Ststs
orgsns have striSen hard 10 martyri@ Ron
ixsos In this husinsss, but il proves u DO
lab0r iS;
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

lion. A ~ sr2ruEss, q Georgia, kas
xril,sn letter 70 tie ei,izcns OF his Con
grpsvioaal Distric. eDdorsing aid defending
shf policy u Cor. WALgFs. in kansas.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

change gy'e pasaengcrs al Opportunity 10
20 forward ty nigh; szprs. traias, gu
eastern roads fran Chicago, giving an adj
vantage u 81 hoars over he Galena line
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

!. ss.:'Is !'sss..eg.iast i,o'ps'' hasq-
;'iasins' A mericap women in
spaking oftien a. 'oid iaoed. loose .ongif'i,
daring, uugTacig1s, haunting, .oad voiced
brn4std bolIeyed Anazonians. The lrs~
dsnics al ,b,ss seceping sl,afgsa and calls
upon HAsrgs for proof II the Issue "a iair'y
,oined We rnsy expect On exciting and inter
esiing campaign. Braxz was e'hently
mistaken sben BE- sai,l tia, the age oi ehiv'
airy Ind pess'a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

Corr AND BufIIos ~ rng Ikitgn
SrAreF.~-1ho Director Of the United states
Mint, in recent report estimates tie
amoun, Of coin in this country at S2oi 600.
600.
The following table gives the s,a'is,ioe oi
tho gold and silver coinage u the United
States down to iho end Of 1853:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

On Monday issi, an importahl change
t,oh place IN the tiu:..::. .! y. ss.rssa
iiuea from Prairie Is ;iss:; III ;.,o;:..
'yi'ich Tie ygoysg. t-::jils' d 'CfieH'; ~,
arrives :s!;~as III: :f'sa.:ha.
tofore ~ .ry:l az a. t..it ts:.a1s
The Kanzas news., 1857-10-17
A Fact for Horsemen.

A stock-raiser in Fayette county, KY,
lost eight colts one season, four of them
thorough breeds, and four of them common,
scrub stock. He amputated the legs of all
OF them, and boiled off the flesh, cleaning
the bones thoroughly, to learn by examina-
sion what difference, in respect of bone,
there was between pure -blooded and com
mon ones. On taking the bones of the tho
rough breeds, and holding them up to the
light, he noticed that they were almost
transparent, as much so as white horn He
tried the same experiment with the bones of
the inferior stock. They were Opaque, and
transmitted light no more than buffalo horn.
He then tested the bones by weight, and
found the thoroughbred by far the heavier,
showing their superior substance and solid
ity: They were hard and dense as ivory.
This is singular fact.