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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

- PHOSPHATE ef LiNE--llg attention OF Tar1.rs
and faule, t,f,reetf4i sa, L. 'ae aha,e
pound TOR tacif approaching iria1 planting
lie MaHoi.l't ',a :" ss'ae hs FRIENDS and atoms that
~ ND >lt9lN AtlisAt f'r L." constant! 81 rntend-
IN tet'o e entire process q" maintaining and citing up
10 80.
ia, 'eh sN NV o''u bet the community ter the pc
@ 81 tbs '' an ia, agd by
a a, ~, ii G . & g 'aa Farmers in nei e'y STAT.
no b., prot Of H. ,aaq IL M, - ma one 81
op1sr'den'e N tn history II Artificial reruil and not
, a.as . .a.. '1 r. .,,' ae,
A. nj only d''an i'cii progressively Wien ncorio
matted win ,.at.y phosphate len,
l. nd ,, a Il = tls@i1gaE taxi ~ WI or
lar.z. '''.'s - ''' ''.' ana ~ TO-
rs tor' are large number super Pc,l to, i'm man h,
Tor the vaine ot "hisi wona not i.e to BE- responsible
etNel> A1i,lf When aSsn1@a B.. - my %' aS51qdi al"
and +, tlem hold 1ssr ,,l III g!gh
my super Phosphate All i5ekae., VIII be ,snc,iy rari
uonf> for then si,,pIv ON q. e. - - " INV a. -
with myselL ~ '7'"s"'
o's As'"'s I'' 81! eifete'a9ms . - ,,,,-,,.
-. ..5=,., #., {. b bEBI re-
ae za..
90 w ~ ,' ' i n"-'''' si,ho" SAT-,
',fs and ~, G f1 ., la t 'si CT >a n sacks
- I.I-1I.LS . Witt
6,asEsrruy.. ,HD pI,u,,y.--w., =.
s'rgl can The attention Of the ul.e to our iarscatd
nus . h'A'r fhad.pha
W.T. PTepaJ to 40 liunGns Work Of al kinds sn
~ e IL ~ VI a",'I b'l'is ron or copper
ii.l' So. Irr I r. i , i n'"sSHHIe. We ar ai,
Kind, Vi IIqm1ns Wok
n, ori ' ~ u" our CAV 'anzrd tI,ll III
ae eean> win wish to haNe Gas or Water introduced WI
,.....,,..,.. JAS. CLELANp
Mann I2a yl :" ''9oF "bo'e Liberty NarehGgse
,-r=A2s-~Szz, PIANOS; s'ianc-:-Tbe .uo.erber. nan
"ciiulIA NItre the attention
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

~ store, direct from the MessTs Ammon
Son aud jacob Bonsak hne xd black and brown jeans
beautiful article for eeulencns riding pants which will sci
On accommodating terms A u. RUCkER.
sep 23.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

srticle Olive Oh Crimson and ruc Branding Paint spices
branding Boards Essential oi> Cinnamon Cloves Lemon
Bnreatnrt WmtcrErcen Aulsc, Bitter Almonds, Nerhena
Rl-, Rost Gcreuun also Tobacco Flavor Of our own
make. VIII has given much satisfaction all fresh and re
liable. heh offer the favorable terms TO prompt
customers SIROrHER \ WHITEHEAD.
Druggists. Bank ranare
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

Nm YORK PACKETS -IAls uew Aai-H :. - - =
81 Is s#1l# s-4 Jat fa-lHs - vessels AM
-s4 IS a ssr4 i4Fer -Ags A. esa.d IA Size ely g
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

r. ~, -las.asaass7 VIRGINIA n TENNESSEE
e. GO ws<--1-.f9, EAIi. IL A1--pH Ia4r,say, hs
lItEpt JsErta" its--. eyer IiaG "il.
-.. running Salt Narks Branch JsurtlHn
GIL Gu SuH.f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

ENOK RENT-A comfortable Eeuenirut over
n the WEltelUrst Daguerrean Gallery. Apply to
an : ID II BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

dHOsEk "EHD.-iDO Hushcis prime ,-I.,..
a seed for safe y 1IOS BRANCH 4 nE''f
DO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09
MERCHANDISE. &C.

DFsEINING,aN DON HAND, > bbi-. -f"-
III Arts SaKar. = bals staafts ezazr1 asfz'2 a.
1Hashsa Saksr.
=sEH= IL -nERr
10 Ma4Asssz
bids r Il o.
stss' bags Kia I04fae.
LSzura d.
la I.rfsaa ed gaea DE-
= .ses Asanzassaa zas seraa fsaslasl
IzrRs - eve u#shaHa Srsss - Iz51g SO -
ozz - sezslns 5heAa
$50 lIt NtFEH 4 @Ha4 rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09
p,>TA BRO. General Commission We,

"a CHANTS VIRGINIA -. between Cary = aud X
y n X pepatB solct lgnnlents of tobacco, Nhea
rIHur. and psoaste generally, tor sa.e
Ibe also sar ali produce sad merchandise sent 10 the
tsrc Prompt personal pad al business eonhde
i0 them -
Richmond March 10Th 1-56- ma 2'-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

HIOTIIENG.-Bhe Wndcr.i gOcd most rc-p,ct-
u fully the public in general and his friends
that he hss removed the old stand of Mr. Valentine
thu Liberty Ware Iionsc where be feuld well
serted stock Ready Made Clothing and Geuenen>
nishng Goods which sell cheap similar
in this city He also prepared for Cutting making
repairing Clothing the shortest noce Come one
all Next IA, Room for Rent whichs adapted
fsr an oiee l, small business to bc carried in
dee sdnme- GEORGE BLAKtY
n and Northern Manufactured Furniture always o hand
ia" and shnck Matrices fuckers Patent Spring Bed,
'AA''e ~ ever! description A WINSTON
4 NotutN >tooI. a Goods for Dccember-
- ~ } ~ kN Il. AGt l. a supply
81 al ihr o"leH SIX and Oh are scarce In
is hla'.tt 3" tth can aud VII, bee .5id cheap
AIEAWGk koANOkE.-Ih. Navigation of
- lower james River is again open, Steamer
Roanoke has resumed her trips leaving Sew Yor
every saturday afternoon city Point "Wednesday
morning at O'Clock Passengers by South Railroad from
Iynchburg on Tuesday morning will connect next morning
City Point For Through Iirkets apply to
LEE, JOHNSON Il co
jan Main Street
XXTANTED.-GvensyE Five Rinck Gum Logs
w pc inches long from IA 10 Il inches through which
a liberal price will be paid by
feb OTIS NHITTEMORE & JOSIIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.

N-pu PrgIODftaI-.
y Tza E#za.tz s.- Ha-saFF 40 faa-asrr,
Wzsta=z.'t- i.-s#ea 4a-za-Ts
go 80 E 6-5za..r4A
IiHai ssi.res sal. stzarzs. Jauasrs sa3 Tcs-aa-s.
4H4saaHz t.f HeaHHafss
- ~s#s.azz, ~. Aaa.sls rs1rzary A. Na-.A.
MIS- W#zaa=5H-t NartHEH
I#s..s .aiA4atar tasaa4z= Maf4h-
I#f5f. E..s##g AFe.
fs=z#-tea.ff Etfas 5eHt isH-irs .zfi ff=ssrei a.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

veotioa be done by some democratic psn'lns
o'!ias in tina Territory.
The question recurring on the resosa-
ten: anil the ayes and nays being called
G,r and ordered thereon, there were ay.s'
Is. nays, Ia
Tho~e who voted in the sflirInAtigewere--
AYEs-- Messrs. A, y. Ames, Eecssr, Barns,
I,yrwsi, gAiiiy, Casteii, Fabes. Fsandrau, Oil
mao. Ho,esm5s, Jerome, Kingsbury. Kennedy
Iasbslls. Murray Mcpetrtdg~, MeMassn, Nash,
golelts. shernurn,, Stacey, shsptsy risJss.
s.an. renvoosds, Tsstls. Nsssear, warner,
No Precedent 30
ThoY who voted in the negative vere--
SAYs--MsAsfs. Butler, Brown, Cartis, DAVIS,
Emmett. GJbsft, Ksegsn, mssksr. atefariy,
sorri., Prince, setter, baniisssoa, ssrestsr~-it'
so the resolution was adopted.
Tho COMMITTEE "a Credentials presented
report.
Mr.. MURRAY moved tina, the reading
u the same be- dispensed With. anil laid on
the table
Which motion waA carried
Mr. BECKER moved that the Conveu
ton adjourn ,taS die.
Which motion was carried, ard the Con
mentioned adjourned. sine die.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

None Of the State banks Of Ohio are As yet
discredited, and the brokers Of Cincinnati have
agreed not to return or sors the notes Of the
country banks for thirty days, which viii have
the effect q preventing run that would per
haps cripple perfectly sound banks.
We think hsliers Of bills On any Of the
doubtful banks viii not lose by holding OIL 10
their hosss rather than suffering ruinous
sacrifice. When the liabilities Of bank are
uncertain, brokers are apt TO take OF discount
enough 70 secure the mselyes against ell posi-
bic loss when the worst is known.
The probable effect Of the s.ringeacy Of the
money market east will be to proven, capital
from seeking investment to great exten, In
the wet. and the present rates Of discount here
will remain firm, ami possibly advance. We
can see nc present prospect for heavy transac-
tons in Real Estate bat still there viii be
steady and healthy growth, which will be Of
far more u.iity'than large business al inflated
rates.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

II the nexs years crop increases IN the same
ratio Of the pfesent, that this years has over
the previous one, we will ~ STATE, NOT be de-
pendent upon Iowa Illinois, and Wisconsin,
for suppliss, ~ We viii have STAINED that in.
terestiag period in eur history, when We will be
able TO raise enough for or own living, and
also tia, Of the thousands d cmmigrants yearly
aockins TO Out proposed State.
The prospect Of this state Of things affords
matter for serious onte Uplation 70 many busi.
ness men throughout the Territory; as il will
work u complete revolution and destruction u
q business that Is now profitable. to a large
class Of people. those Whose business Il Is TO
furnish the supplies Of produce from below for
the consumption Of our people.
At the present moment, sales 10 the country
are very light, farmers being mostly engaged
In saving Their harvesis, and disposiE9 Of their
sumers. There viii not be 50 large a business
required this fal in produce, and shippers from
below will doubtless find this fact out before
navigation closes.
The stock Of dour is pretty fair, and prices
coutaae at about the ruling rates Of the sum
mer.
The grocery market remains firm, without
particular variation.
In other articles the prices are about sta.
tonary.
The following quotations are about correct
for sales in bulk
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

psorusFp RAlJCos AscsSSIoY NJ. Nii,Sm
Markoe has bcsa, fr sometime engaged lhc
maauisttulc e y ,srss balloon. in thss e'sy,
whrh pc has sie6 " M,anesota. aGl has
ia., completed bis .at,r. To give slmc Sea
90, ,bp greatness 81, BE oNpeese aud trpahle N
"a making d. IBIS balloon. We arts Informed ~
Nh. Mako Jaai me ballocn measures sroand
is creates, eircunis.sncc one bundled AM
,wcus, ~ feet !. height, frcn Dee pppsg
valve, OF extreme top, 10 re extreme bottom
Is 6uy fcc' Owe ,cycu ,UadTcI yard. Of sue
hncn eai - 10 Peocased Tor Ia cons,Turt'on-
tretn ,av SOP OF shs Balloon - The oss -;lA.ag
IA lie Whole msshirsas y " % stand sos,lng IN
sac ar-measafe' seventy feet hbo1t Gee
All hall barrett - iihssc! 81. q has, has.
rel % osacf nate !, az costly, and some ,Alsly
~ n'9ss lbs, = an iagrr best rA.ely feaai here
IA lager quantities a rne lAsn sro OF six
lss., have been consumed IA pfspas * prop.
e. ',ruish ~ lie linen, % .sy nosb.ng Of The
sat'5,a.- used IN experiments and 20, Actually
Ga che b-leoa itself Il oecaPisA him 81 en-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

The supply oi Vegetables in market ia now
large, and prices ace coming down. We quite
a. follows:
FREsn MsATs.-Beef ip15isc per ID; veal. l2t
else corueI beef, 10 roasting pigs, 81 2i65l
-; old chickens, 500; young chickens, 259.Jc;
pigeons, ije turkeys, s!etl 20 piece.
VE"fraBLES.--Sew potatoes, 6iI75c - bu.
green corn, l'c l. doz; tomatoes, 81 so per bu;
new .he'ied hea'ss, 10 per quar-. ; cabbagcs,
1901 per doz; bee.s q % - on. or Toe per
dp1 Old onions. II % per bu; radishes, carrot.
amons, &c, sc - bunch, peppets. 30 per doz.
FsrIrs.--t'reen grapes toe Il a; green
cranberries i5o Il qt; melons. al priees, from
To- 10 SOC piele,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03
COMM ERCIAL
orrlpkof rlo>skr K psso,saT,

lHVRsesN sept. 2. 1891,
Wilh the ommt sccIaea, of the pre- scGt moath
the Fail Business has also started ap. The re
oejuts u pr,4dare has commenced, she irs, ,ci
Of new oats some le9o ba,hels having been re-
csivsd gu Monday. from below aHi sold al IS
fs6se. The stock of ust. ~ the city has been
reduced - iast enough 90 sappi' the city ds-
a,snd; and byiax sold N snail lot. a0ldess vii
fralixe more fog L thAa Il really commands IN
market Dealers n this sr'cle nave had short
profits, OF rather 40 pT,E.ts al al Tor the last
,wo months, owing 20 the hssyy purchases Ia
lbs .prias 8, hish rates nader the suppo-it.on
that oa;s were seATce helos, AMI receipts would
be light 70 Janc. Which vas not he fact.
There - a anger stock o. corn ~ hand thsa
he dsmael sArfsEis bat prices keep uP 10 a
fair rate yet. IA sooR a. receipts commune.
re may expect reduction As he crop beioE
IS SAD "a BE- heavy,
TIE crops IN our owa re1Tr;ory this season,
hsys hsea better tAss Pr tsree years pass, aud
" Ass A., f1 wrong sAen v. say hat At least
treble tas Amegni oi proietc aas hesa ya'soi
ih5Jyear ever tie last.
The wAeA; crop ha. nesee BEEN batter ~ TO
ssld, aad a mach greater breadth o. !aai was
awa haBherstofore.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

1liE ogio STATESMAN ~ The oil aai boz
orcd ofgan ol the ohio Democracy. the
Ohio Nefe,ya,lH tonnes 10 IA under the a-s
pies. y ncv etito, and proprietor. Mr..
JAMES II smith. hate member of she State
Legislature, ard formerly part owner Of II
with : = tIos has parchas,Ni the cntrc rs'
adjustment, anj assumed rs editorial Dc.
putmeat. lie Will he ASSISTED "a It's ecl,;o-
rial department, hy Chas $. Fester. kSq
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

NoNErAgt AFFAIRS. The failure of the One
Life Insurance and Trust Company, ten days
ago, ana She eonseqnea, failure Of .ome heavy
brokers, whose fate vas linked 20 some extent,
with the depression o. stocks Immediately FOL
lowing that crash, has caused great excite men,
in the Eas5. The Chic Trgs; Company was 10.
catcJ at Ciacinuah. ard was considered the "a
lest bark n Gao. rl.e osu<s NJ the failure t.
attributed TO specaiaGons by the New York
Brsaca in Railroad stocks. The excess Of LA.
h,ltics oven s-.ets is said 10 be s2.po9, 600 AID
may possibly reach s. 0o9,oco.
Following ,heia1are II ihi- Jauk vs.. that Of
John Thompson, q The Barb Not, Reporter,
who, Cor TIE las' -iX months has beer predict.
,ng crash, bat no, so near home. Thsu comes
he fs!are o, Jacob Ii,tle. ,le sec obd tra. 70,
s3mc 5000 90 ard Of Little, Benedict, / Co..
aa3 t,her 4 60, beth large banking dfyas. %
al! 10 the geGcTal excitement.
~ the present. writing It 5, Lot possible ;a
-ay how Par these failures may influence JAS.
aes' IN the Wes. hat 80 lar a. our 0ea cry IS
concerned. We are fortunately free from the 4
frets OF any Taaic Of .A.s kiaa.
Tae monetary pressure IN New York has,
casl.ea al sort, Of rGmors Of failures OF banks,
IN various portions oi ne oanWl. Among
The humber AZ porte. fsiia AID l5lb.i1l We
name.
Tie ksnassa Bank. "a.
Farmers Rank u Rockford. r T.
Ral!e l,l,ai central ban.
Farmer, Bank, >ags'osa, \ :.
Wooster BAas, iona
Wargea Coau,, B4ns.
Hancock C9aaty hAHA
Njl!etova Bans. Pa
Tarasrs 4 lrsvets Ban y waynsstufsh.
Pa
80 re l.l -smsl h.EA ~ ,AiNs taess afsi
o. baf l't.!e fsaF. 4 $ sre nj tie Oldest haass
ia Pcrhs! ,TAasA. sal its bls.ness has Alssys
beea legitimate banking basss.s, ssv,r en-
gssiug "a stocks, sPecalateas Aa2 Il si92k "a
rot ~ aed BY foreign byoksr.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

CorsryaFg,r five dollar notes On the Globe
Bank Of Providence r. l., are being introduced.
Lock out for them.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

riRs.- \ tro story iraus house, on seventh
s,rcc., beyond Trou. lNooS, was accidentally
buFaed Down an Saiarisy Svea'as, iae inmates
los.s al thcsr furniture. The house sas nearly
new, aud avns3 by Mr. Daily. Thrcc 'smi'ies
wore ID, sPylns II,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

rat rp>EK,L 90 FS,>x po>NsLIY SUNDAY
lat was a marked i,y b. our citizens The
Transaction by which the young 'ali'sE, Don
nelly. los, his life, bad awakened q profound
sympathy fot his aeata, and large nuHaters ,es
,hed ,astr feefag BY visiting he hoa>e q his
parents and attending the funeral GA ssaaAy
sfefnees.
nsA, rot mere 500 curiosity 'hs, attracted
70 many 81 our pecPse bas IL wAss deep, cara
est feeling, seeking manifestation by An cat
wsUi expression q sympathy fer sAe distressed
parsnta aaa sisters, o. htIn shS bad Len them
AZ tow dsys before N the ytyor " youth
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

Efi1 Wv tDsag. SIoncrs
('hNB 1870 NY ENCLD~gHE ~ II . LITTLE
~ 't"AiA Eolt, = niles from pa. rIF .4afs On IL
IL = n. py. O. COW asG 'ALf. TAst.s iars tr,v ia
~i,s s'e s sna ,srk ;scs. aat - A..9t 7szfs a.
N" ~ IS SH' property ~. f.rssa clH an u.g
rtArs- srl 'ssr talnl away.
- r,4' . 3d., lta, i'j-. IrssWss
- rHFNs rUCRT---,oliutv .s s~,sr,s..g-Hrs
-l'lit. ms ',- Taruav
- George " u-us an '.ase T.. wt,s tesa, ana.
"' AFe trtr'1 A.Hfn Hosf % ssswsf 80. ap.t ART II
itf''A ' 'f 90 l..s.. tc- = ia - isy hAv "a
H4tersa. "tsA hu-Ies aHt @.Ffa H;~i .a ~. oSsre
% te ''F. t lt1 ans gg'y sgi e. strse 4 rrfg %
eur ans 'sr NJ s1-crl3-ra' Sllsra .r -ssi - nv
wa tN-Ht itfs e 80 1e service "a MS sra.fas e..
'tAsife q ne af 8 -rr1rs. 4 t0H t.ii esf
~+i a. 80 u' a ~r"Hf ~ ir1. ihe 7irl = ~ axe
.a-'f3ti 2ssEs' Ets- hrstifel e.fs~t e a III.
'..3f' .''gs -.- D. r. ~ le4iass edars
Nki&L 4 Ttt kefnS
uiA 'e"IH Fisiaftf. -8ss-.sv
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

igil5 w ljtl6la 80.
II1l' To isriss'g53 ASH
HAf--
Per ,nn, about. $50 10 ~
laos
fla, iiAr--P-nnsyiy ANA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

I >sr~ HisOS ArfoHSsY AgD CtsttxCsft0r
~ q la .sasrir - sacefyA asa ~ aA-s xnt A z.ns
N~''~ N's ~'N~A se1.s'y'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

JrENScIrF law ASH LAMP JYgire-P. q wl.r
'3s'Hg rs 3.AN a.'i 'isE~ssi L.' gvn' presc,
'-''"'- .ltI WV
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

fcNNiS>iCNEko SUTtCE--IH TIE MAIIER Of
~ he Es,hir % R.,ls Ic'lry. aeseaae,'
. Noise - coy s!'ra tha' a specia, T~IR Il he
frotAfo C9tri fcf Ramsey County, he'd t~ of -
Pac go q" g 3 Joy ~ July 4 ie31 la su5egs snsd
acre eprpu."i commissioners tC receive sganine ard
adi0s g claims 1p1 demands al al persons against lie
estate o. skil .rfcAsad
Ana Do 80 arssuel Con. nsst1Bers ril me-, a. he
1ac' % Nes.rs Am~s Van Etteg 4 nG.ser 10 he CIV
" SAINT Fsa IA sS4 County n Ramsey s,,rriay ihe
~. Gag r Algtst next ami ca lie Ge.rtb saturday 81
earh Nlag ncB'h f1c months aer lie arsl trh.
l'2lou o. . = -afs ~aeH AMI where &. .sl ratus ard
-ra'-'- --- .r- eii - +, sYi.;-
barred.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

IInLMss sEu- aEtLEas ~ sRlFgkfYs
= PROVISIONS fsvy u3ss8s trrr- Sssi. Z, a. a.,
hsr4rA ~ garrsag 49, gssss ssl, Ns-rtar, ~
A.sr" o. ~ N;n1.sols Hvsr P.cssss t.syss ssprs
49, ty.~Sn
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

4 EEIiREp rHYSlCItN - yea-s X sye k@rta,
- l,. father. VS. hr-shers oausst.r ssr In a.
Nrpser,s u t,i.~s IS ~. lrsatfi Esss.a
'l1a ART sHlsrifg sln fos1gh ksself trfef b ned h
tts 't- tasi tAes, tEYpt ant jsrAl gAf-e q, d,e.y
rvef P.rraahFs sD8 t'~~fsin .f~r ~ tsfl CO.,
t-c'tcA tol s.fa gn. Nef41ps tsfiy at1 sssfr
- e. was css~1 fri7ff t.rV. A. sss.5Frsf rt-sl
ss Ss.At- via faef;s4 tlss d ssase ana - q IA srsss
a n D. 50 have NJ . - Jss.- s~aef.fs ga1ss
s'nsancs n eases f1ts5d-fci h3es.sss s. ~ ~
na pa cse " ress 2ltg rf L. ssfs-.lrs ii, 70,
a-ssA - possible g. = 80 fn- ite E-14rs - ~ ts
WA ior L. ftas - - pay p,~.ss- .as b ~
ii ce 1a-44 ti-s-, Ia HEATH
ta.f. s6m ~ sPr,nss 0pp :, Sishs - frss ' 7
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS GENERALLY
wintae jass si Sash. Manila Rope, Ac SC Pa
lclI.at attention. psh 20
.JrFBfvG, ~ sHEFT-IRoT An cgPPER
Corner 81. An.hVuy ana bxeAsng, - rRaI. Mime
spt lar@wly
- LOWRY = 90. toRW tRDiS3 4Np coy
-. Eissar Merchant Upper Ieytc. ~nni Cloud deal
era % Grain, Floar PORK, Bacon sud Provisions gene.
rally. Persona as n'Gn Had oSIslfuIneHJs AMI sd
sasers mails required, Al gocis o. the s4s,
att n 'io % cr aSoSe, cr'sset .ger q charge.
st. Cloud Apr. !, iS5-xtf
3. ENHfN
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NlCOLS, KINNE il co,
w4pifsAIE ASp ExTAiL pIALKas IN
Stoves, TIN ware, HARDWA ARE.
E0LH0W Wtgs SaEEr iR1N coPPeR,
rARvrxa IapLFNEyrs erxER

lno, L"st Nails, rloss, Axes. nca- Spades sasg r.
r,cSs, sey,nes Grain Cradles, Cpra Nls
Corn shfllegs. AMI
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This d0ea Aot iaelads the various anngite
paid by the United States for Tie purposes Of
edneaiqa, ayris aaitufe, blaoksnitlis, support
~ The departments 81 the yafieas Agencies,
witch il paid on account u the lndians, ani Tor
their benefit but nat ~ ihsm. The shove ssyo.
raj amounts being directly paid 90 the indiana,
| suppose covers the Information deeirei b., the
Convention nndor ths resolution.
have tho honor 10 reiuain your ohsjlegt
servant, ~ !, CtLLTN,
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hSLAS' 7 sNrH ATIORNEI Al L.W.SgrA
- ~ ~ 80 pfasf Essi yss-s fT-- r~1
Ter % :, ieal 'Ges, knnsapo NlrnssSS vi
iN' PA7l7.l n afrr,-. 70 4aie-lis H.at is.!Y=yt 4
.N e. tss.if-'E ll4 sasrs ~ G-eF : gsEersf Lad
Nj fre on. sfeuey q iSaes. e--4f-V
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-12-16
THE WASHINGTON THEATRE.

{Also Of wsllacks Theatre New York;
that the building known Carus
Is undergoing alteration transform ii into
SMALL AND ELEGANT THEATRE
Contracts have
by Mr. Durr furnished by Mr.
The first performance viii take place Christmas Day
The consist Or een weeks comprising performances
Of highest class. ttFNfF eH5g4.a fagEtseTE
The subscribers kindly requested their subscriptions
Riggs & Co, bankers. gH g.a.s.E
plan Of the orchestra stalls and private boxes may BIO
the Theatre Monday next al. a4ag4. s4tas
Dec l8-5t - cIl8sa1F1t o. VIM STUART.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON


pEopeOg bess says 70 call the A q strangers aud the
Washington very superior article q Holland gin, wA
the American public unds the name q wOfe's seh
dam Aromatic sehAapps, - r
This manufactured BY the proprietor exclusively at his dst
cry in schisdam made barley that
procured Europe nedead
harsh berry BY tho choice botanical variety
tbs Italian juniper berry whose ynous extract dis
sprituons thus becomes
exquisite altogether transcend
ing cordial aud medicinal properties alcoholic beverage
heretofore knSwn 4. ID 81. ....-' ~
The proprietor has submitted the whole medical tcdy
the from about IoaT thou
sand I ans and chemists who endorse their signatures
a m0st desirable addition 70 the materiA modna.
who purchase should the genuine article
as tbs whole country flooded with counerfes and inaons
Put quart and pant oaSh and lor
by all the respectable druggists United
ra-e uDoIPHo WOLFE,
on ssgE SEED 7.ts Solo Importer and Manufacturer.
~ 1#1-fs1 Depot No 20 Beaver street New York
Dec i3-dsnf - 5' % a..If a. ls f+f.r F.r.,.
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TIME NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
IL States mall steamers The ships comprising this

Capt osyor Eidridee.
Tue Baltic .g.. ~. Capt Jos Constock.
Inc Airae q. u Capt. James West
These shps have been built by expressly
as also In
their engines . insure strength and speed their
for passengers unequaled for elegance -
The d tins improved wator tight
and spared good ~ new
the thorough examination them their
uskqrAIIED iN = 1917 p ~ ~
Price o. passage Liverpool FIRST cabin $3.50
second cabin, Ts Prom Liverpool New York and 20
Guneas, ~ t-.'ssts.5 ."7't. 7'. s-''@''s T ~
An experienced surgeon attached ship gag "
No berth can DO secured until paid for