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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

Tho business community Of Saint Paul
ar ansiousiy awaiting the opening Of navi.
CATION. M event, Judging from prcsen, ap
pcaranc,s, not farther III than nf,een days,
Cuisines. IN the city !. now very dull, hui,
not n,ore az than usual at this ~eason.
We anticipate All unparalleled Increase
In the commercial prosperity Of Saint Paul,
during the ensuing summer and fall New
routes Of travel have been opened IN the
Mississippi, AMI largely increased facilities
for the transportation 81 passengers and
freight on the river. have been secured s,nc.
the elose Of navigation Daring the coming
season, regular lines 1T first class steamers
will place II Paul in daily communication
with Prairie ,iu Chen. la trosse dialogue.
Dunlei,h, Gnlens. Fulton City and st. Louis,
We also hear that the largely increased
business betwecn this city. and the cities Of
Pitisburg and Cincinnati. has induced some
Of the cntcrprising stcsmboatmro IN the
Ohio 10 take measures to establish . regular
iur u steamers. especially intended for the
transportation of freight between those
points and ~ Paul The Galcna AMI Min
uesota Packet Company has made extensive
preparation 10 meet the increase IN buSi
ursa -Four nov steamers. two " the same
dimensions ~ the Northern Belle, and two
larger boats have been contracted for, AMI
will take their place IN the liue carly in May.
A nov line Of packets consisting Of 6ve
frat class steamers, has h~cn formed by the
c,tisrps Of Cacus AMI viii run injcprn,lcu,
of and probably IN opposition 10 the old
linz
Our MnmsDta stcambcatmcr ar busy
with their PREPARATIONS, for the enormous
transportation business, which will be- trans.
acted on the Minnesota river during the
coming season The number If boats viii
he incrasd to meet the requirements Il
the popala,on Ia that portion Of the Terri.
tory. anil the heavy c'uiern,ioa anticipated
The extensive preparations We have brief
ly noticed, ar basJ upon he,icf prevalent
,hroogon, the vcsi. and espvially among
busincss men. that the coming summer viii
he coe II uncsamld,d prosperity IN this
Territory The anil t,r,n, "a IN n,s,y.,. N.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

sir John Towing and Admiral seymour
give accounts Of the attempt to r.take
Teatolum Fort and an attack on the English
chipping by Il multitude OF junks. Il was
well concerted at low water when the large
ytssek could not safely manpuvre ba, that
was brilliantly r.pulsed Tney also detail
the massacre Of Europeans on board the Ms
tile. Ths British burned the suburbs west
Of Canton on the 18th. A large FIRE had
also occurred within the city
The mandarins have issued in various dis
tricts the most blood thirsty edicts against
tle English, aMl have oiiercd large ne
wards to those who may succeed in assas-
sination or incendiarism in Hong Kong
The Chinese have been ordered To quit 4.
service Of foreigners and return 10 the,
homes. so powerful il the mandarin system
A Hamburg letter Of Saturday, February
18th. says;
Merchants here have received private news
from Hong Kong and Singapore by the
overland mail Of most alarming descrip
ton.
The bombardment aud eonhagration OF
Canton had excited the Chinese to general
movement against Europeans, and the Chi.
nese population were beginning TO show u
courage quite unwxrranted. and from which
danger is TO be Appended.
The movement was not confined to China
alone, but had become visible at Singapore
The English and German residents at
Singapore have been obliged to arm them
selves against attack in the streets from the
~. I'll
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

We publish this admirable document in
another column 1hosc Of our readers, who
have pcracd the articles In the T,ma AMI
Mn,assut,an. on the cause of Governor
Grary's resignation, and the present coudi
ton Of ufiairs In Kansas. will b. highly
amused by pcrusai Of the Governors yer.
.'on Of the matter. The habit Of lying about
Kansas became chronic complaint. Affect
Ing most Of the Abolition editors 10 the
country, daring the late campaign, and We
arr fearful they viii never recover.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

The Iis'ss. With gu anxiety very amusing
de,irs ,ha, We should c,prss our opinion
on the nSSn, dceisson OF the L, =. saprsnc
Court. IN the pnJ Scott case by whsoA the
Missouri Cosnpromise was DECLARED unccn-
s,i,a,ional, AMI the principles laid down Ia
the kansss- Neers~Sa bill, Sustained BY the
hishes, tribunal knows e. our form II gov.
erumcnt We do net desire 10 bc classSl
aIaass ,ho~e. who lise cur nc,yLhor. acyls,
IN the sss cf eysry ,mrcr,an, occorrpss.
Eve toll wa -, eu, VT, Il the F'sse ~l,.
TOT rcsS 10 the h's> u this journal. he viii
and tia, the 'mpor,aa, psiscs'lr that ccn'
srs's has M mor rnw't 10 e,clasr slavery
irom 'hr TERRITORIES. than {, has 10 institute
1t arre1a. has bNSu sOaioasly aod ccussicnt-
y advocated The supNue Court. in is
'nSSu' dSr.aion. has amply der.ard ,ha, the
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TgGns OF The
WEEKLY pIONB8R AND UGSaOCnAT



vrsu ~ Daily risssss asa Dssssssi II April ist
The public are hereby ncti6sd that ffom
and after this date. Muass. JAxrs MiIls,
Hsxav W. PnRfSs, and Hsssy q. CoASSs.
become interested with tbs former proprie-
tors In .hs printing and binding basin@s
carried on In he Ptossss AsD DxxocsAr
sstabIishmsut. Thss gentlemen have hem
connected with this once from oas 10 throe
years, and It 10 quite largely owing 10 their
iodastsy and eficisucy, In their several Do.
partmsn,s Of labor, that the business hG N
rapidly increased. until II has rearhei an e.
'"tsa warfanring sarsn...sr Ar~Sss.as-:As
profits resulting from this arrangement. Th
istyle of the mw firm viii he GoopMcu
SosrRs 4 Co.
Cpdcr this nov arrangement, Mr.. COOP
sicH will rstain control Of the editorial de
partmsnt, 10 which M will be assisted "
heretofore by Mr.. Mn.Ls, Mr.. sosxms vii
supcriu,sva generally tho mechanical depart
men,s In the printing onice sni biIlsy Mr.
PmxLrs viii have charge Of the books AM
accounts and Mr.. CoArxs will retain sIr
cial charge of ths JobbIng rooms.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02
Important Fsretgn N~ws-D.ssas ~ the
Engtish Msnisssy-rhe War IN hius.

by the arrival Of the diP,. n, New York,
on the 20th We have bate and impurtan, in
teligcnce from Europe.
In the Hnse oi nmmons nn IN. ST illst..
the British ministry sustained defeat, by
the adoption by the House, Of Mr.. Cospks' =
motion. c,nsuring the government fot the oJsN
ratious of the British naval forcs al Canton.
ConDES and the politicians II the Manebcs-
ter school, lel the forces ayains, the Govern
men, The vote stood "a, for the Ministry,
aDd ?53 against il unier ordinary cir.
eanstanos such defeat would have com
pelied the Ministry to resign; but in the
prcscnt state n parties. no administration
can be formed that would hold together q
fortnight The Miaister.alis,s, though In q
minority. arr united: the Opposition are di-
viird, and cannot b. brough, together In
this state Of affairs. PAISKRsroS AMI his
Csbine, viii he retAiixd A similar rsso'a-
ton to that ofFr~:by Mr. CosDrs. vas de-
stated in the IIousc Of Lords
SIR. J + CRxrroS. hte Minister to the
tui,ei States, has hssn sppantsd English
Minister tn Hanover.
A treaty Of pcac between England and
Persia Vas sisocd by the Ambassador Of
the two powers, Al Pas, on the - Of
March
The Lorsion Tine, expresses belief that
war bs'veen Spain ard Mexico ia iDeviis-
he The Spanish Minister Gpr rorrirn A.
fairs has aidr'ssscl a note 20 the repc~rn,s-
hNes Of SPAN a. ih ERrupoan courts.
EXPLAINING the quarrel with Ncxiea The
Spanish government depiocs tbs necessity
Of rcsostiug to snch measures towards IA
t.oa united 70 Span IN blooj. language and
riigsoa. bat every body viii unssers'aad the
ob6rs,ion. II Is s~i-r To Avrnr~ The nz'iooal
hooor. IN expedition wili Concentrate At
HxyaaA. to operate against Nex.oo, eonsisi-
ing u ,Air,y u~~.s II var. asi numerous
ARMY
The ne~s frum CAia, lolics,cs deter.
mlsA;son 90 ;he par * tac ChHs~e 10 Goa
tsns~ hcssiists-s The SHOWING it~ra. Krv c<
interest;
Hoes Koag dates are 20 Jaa IS. No
tsrths. op~1,sops against Castor aPpsAr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

Our entssprising pcishbor u tbs Tma.
assisted by his poIitirociericsl brother Of ths
st. Anthony Rsputl,nn, il now busiiy en-,
gagged IN defining tho issues between the
Democratic and black Republican parties,
10 be decided by the Isople at the approach
Ing election Of delegates To the Constitu.
tional Convention. The PRONUNCIATION by
such influential journals a. the I,ms and
Rsputi,ean, d certain dognaa Of political
faith. will probably supsrceds the necessity
Of any more authoritative declaration Of
principles on the part u our opponents !;
and we look. therefore. with 10 iitfie anxi
ETY. 10 tbs effect !, will have upon ihDe 70
teemsd moderate Republicans" We have
In Minnesots. what might appropriately be
styled a silver grey" wing Of tbs Itrpubt
liean party, beaded by the Mmns.otien, eI-
Gov RAxssy and others. but M this faction
has heretofore been compelled 10 saccumb
10 the more rabd and fanatieal portion Of
the party WE presume In this Instance, they
will not even make q show Of opp"ition to
the platform laid down Tor them by Mr..
Nsw.os and I.sv Mr. Asx.
The T,pss Of yesterday. 10 announcing a
plan Of operations ior the approaching can
vass, comes out strongly 10 favor u granting
10 negroes the right u suffrage. and @ a
necessary sequence. the right 10 become
" rulers in Israel All that Is particularly
noteworthy in the article II tho Times. i
1confsiiiiisi NJ riia isa1owf',s rxs.sf go
That Convention !. 10 decide upon . Sof,l
and Hoath line, another important feature In ths
formation of = nav stais. and then there ia An
other element which will enter the canvas, and
| demand y place in ,ha cofoDst u the new Con
stitutIon rsfsr 10 ne stEM " eoiessd persos',
10 eois. let Va have CGnstff utioB that 10 broad
aud noble aud comp ehsbsive, excluding no o,'
on account u his religion ~ he eoior, but al
hitting all who possess the vital spark ~ ian
mortality. and who. by their good conduct AM
industry will aid In attending our greatness ant
dsspsnlna our resources. That Convention vii
also b. called upon 10 guard against the insid'
| Gus WpfhhRs ~ thr IehheVbs fophtaf "Nef
eighty doctrine, and the INTRODUCED ton into ou
Constitution ofolsusss endorsing aud .usts ming
virtually, the Ubiquitous Nebraska bill.
This declaration Of principles IN the par
u our opponents, will probably arouse TO
proper SENSE Of political duty. thcsr Demo
Gratis, in tina city and el~wherc, who hav'
advocated the woprieiy Of sinking part.
ISSUES In the selection u delegates 10 IN
Convention. II such u plan Of operation
should be acq,ieseei In, In all probabili,.
the Democracy would have iois,ed upo'
thrm hall dozen Of Delegates fully com
init,cl 10 The INSANE and fauatical vews o
tho ultra Abolition party. We thank tn
I Times for lis warning
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

principles Of the Democratic party ART 10
strict accordance with the constitution. and
that The principles espoa~d by our oppo-
ocnts, in the recent canvass, are uncosstitu-
tiorsl, and ~ q consequence illegal and alb
surd.
We may 60 step farther. and declare
that the Democratic party Of tbe Union,
stand ready u sustain and enforce, at all
hazards, the recent adjudication Of the So
preme Court. and that those who resist the
enforcement 81 the law. ~ laid down by tba,
tribunal are guilty Of Treason 10 their
country. and deserve the punishment award
ID 70 traitors
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Meeting Of the Dsssserssse Cssssai Cen
sattfes.

satsies.
We sse requested u notts ths hct that
the time for the meeting Of ths DetsocrAtic
Central Committee Of MinUsots 10 t,seu
postronsi from the ed April 10 The 18th q
the same month. This change ID made d-si-
rAble from the fact that several m-mtrrs Of
the Committse have engagements on the first
named day which would prevent them from
participating In ia deliberations. This
COMMITTEES. having bssn formed by the Dem
ocrauc members of the last Legislative A.
sembly. In place II the two Cossmittess
hitherto appointed by antsgonistic inau-
ences, with the design of hssmonising the
party in its Territorial action, II Is especially
important that It's nesting tor the orgsni-
sAtion and consultation should be fully At
tended. We hope, therefore. thst every
Democrat appointed to art in this responsi-
Ibis posit,on will he sure u attend at the
newly appointed time. On tbs 10th day Of
April
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

We pablish. this ,sor0ing. thr opinion Of
Chief Justice TASrr. in the pwxp Sour
case. A prasal Of !, viii relieve ths minds
Of huplrsl- of the misrepresentation and
iAlsrhoab which have h-sn 40 dilircuiiy cir
cala,ed in rct~nce TO ,hr pc,ut' dccsisd b,
the Court.
We viii pablish, IN iss days abstracts
VI the opinioas u Jadycs Nusos, CArsos.
NcLxAx and Crprts
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

The writer Of the above communication u
ono Of the mos, intclligcn, and responsible
farmers in Minnc~ota and We viii en,lcavo'
to xatisfy him ~ IN the law On the points
suggested.
There Il no,n,ng In the law granting land
10 Miunc~ota for railroad purposes, intrrhr'
Ing IN any dcvre with the exercise Of tho
right Of presumption, until AFTER the grant
shall have been accepted by the Territory
and the routes definitely located under au.
thority Of law Until this ,rnnspir~, all
persons compctsut to pr'empt can exercise
usa, privilege upon ANY lands sabjec, oprr-
emp,iou, wherever located Amer the 10
cation II the roads. preemptor ar entitled
10 prc<npt the even numleri sections
within the six miles limit. until th~e arr
claimed by the companies IN lieu Of obi
SECTIONS, aud up 10 the time that such claim
10 made public by ding notice thereof In the
land ofics Of tho proper land district the
preemp,or. In such ea'c, Of course paying
the cuhanccd price Of two dollars ami Any
cents par acre. The od'l numbered sections
ARE aloac excluded ftan presumption, by
operation Of law. On the actual location Of
The roa.is.
There s nothing. ~ We have sAid, In the
law making the grant, OF in the orders nom
the government withdrawing the lands from
market, affecting the right Of presumption,
r,,r r,rs,ae. isrp the Ccpmi..ipoer II the
General Land oiilc 10 the Registers anil
REVIEWERS Of the several land districts, sim
ply dirc's a Suspension Of CERTAIN lands
within prescribed limits " ircm sale or looi-
fson." The right Of presumption s,il 70
mains. though the reception II proof AMI
payment is temporarily suspended This
delay in the matter vi proof and payu~n,
simply works delay in Isrirc,iux title, but
,us No, ai'~, any kyal RICH, aecruing uo.
DER the presumption Law lndcSJ this jela,
will bc ryarlsi blessing rather than an
nJnry-wpscially to the Pcovr class of
~,thrs, AS II gives them n lcngvr time in
which 10 make their payments 10 govern
mcnt
We notice that circular issnoi from the
Minneapolis Land oiir states tina, no
dam, or i,xai,oa, can bc made. within ,hc
district therein nan~l We presume the
doubt in the mind of our correspondent ar~r
from thu incautioas wording cf this circular
Thcrr Ia nothing in the law Ia warran. the
usc OF such language, ani even Il il wsn,
aatborisd 10y the Instructions irum the gov.
ernmcn'. II would stll he impropr--as no
heal 81 department. can cycrraN OF make
void law Of Congress. The officers of the
Saltwater ds'ric, take tho proper Wow of
the na'tr' and in their eivuar state dis
tinc'ly that deClara,cry s,atemuts for pr
cmpton, can still be tilcd on the lands Gu
braeci in the d's,rie, orlcrd to I've With
drawn from sale &c Lsaiicn. The crrpr
which the officers q, Mna~apoli. have com,
mittcd. should be instantly aud officially coz,
rc,cd
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

We make The sellosrg extract iro@ q
private he,,sr. da,sd Washuagss,. Nsrch Is,
Tho eaiy sppsa,nssu yet sAAs ~ the fs;
.Iiory are A0se NJ The veteran Edisf ~ tss
ma <fsiss~s.. Col. sAstN MxnAsy, ~ h
1eysraes, and HasSs n wi,s,> ~ be p.ue'
Auesnsy I've latter plscs was ssn'ler~a ~
tho Hoe los> D. haigis, snl 10 A~ eshAd ~ss
declined BY he ffleaas
u n hart 10 arrye al the .ntsslsd pSlssy 81
he Io'ernme u, IN regsrd 10 wmovsis ar3 sp
pesa,ms1ss 10 otes but Il ss~ms 10 b. sessssl.
y sasisrsse"S that no sAAssv ~sl " aAas.
aaei We eemnAssaees expus. sxesvtinS fet
cause, bat ., lie sxrsrsbce. . ssaSral rcsausa
wi ,shs place, Witch 80 q rule s the r,Ss;
doSuas
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hoslcx uxxcx, II the T'rt~.s has bad
anc,ssr domestic esr~sepcnl- lie AAs jss,
buried As oaly rsaa,Esug 81, ss u ~sr-
y -vra WAN " ~ !, ws usy ~
ycsr sco tina, Mr., Gssnrr hss his er,,
born. eeAring he ova name, ,hs sane ooe
tina; MAsoAnrr FrlLsa ,hs Ceanss Dps
soli. wvts aeput ~ sepj9iy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-02

We learn from Washington that Gov.
GoRsAs, who remains acting GovsrDor until
his Successor !. qualified, has decided 10 call
at Extra sssion Of the Legislative Assembly
Of Minnesota, TO convene a, the Capitol in
Saint Paul, on the 9th day Of April next.
II this IL true We shall doubtlew soon have
the official announcement.
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Pvs-sEss psisa Nights saass che usiivsssl
t.aad 0vaae.

To The EaH@s ii lbs r,sas~s ssa psansss,i
wish In common with many Others, 10 hnos
u emistaats can sstt.s on Dotefnmsus lands
that are on the line u the railroads. and " they
should ses n. 10 iocats IN the land, viii they be
allowed 10 prs,rmpt them 81 the government
priee, or, In other words. does the grant TOT
railroad purposes cut 10 those that wish Ia set
lie on the proposed line u railroads from pre-.
smption flghtss and can the lands bs settled 81
ell without the consent q the stste ~ Terri
tory
flsass explain thoroughly the Law In relation
10 this matter. The writer Of this article has q
large colony W plant this spring, and u Il no
csssary thai tho people composing that colony
should he enabled 10 Obtain good Titles ~ their
land. Truly yours,
tAuatR
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SCHMIDT & ZEIGLER,
WHOLESALE esHsQCERS.

I75..... OLD LEvEE STREET. ITS
Between Hospital and Barrack streets, New Orleans.
ss,a. ARE daily receiving from Europe and the North
aA1Ssa the Choicest Liquofs, Wines, Brandies and
80 Groceries, to which they call the special atten-
ton of families, planters and country merchants
They pledge themselves furnish their friends on
favorable terms any house in the trade in the CITY,
The following comprises only small portion of their
extensive stock: -
$50 casks Claret Wine;
100 bbls White Wine, (Hau SauterneD
so do do do Barsac;
25 quarter casks Alexander Seignette Cognac;
40 eighth do do do
10 quarter do Louis LeBreton, 1905, Cognac;
10 do do Castillon Cognac;
30 do do John Morris, 1915, Cognac;
40 do do Burgundy Por
16 do do Old Madeira VP;
60 bbls very old Bourbon Whskey;
100 bbls New York Brandy and Gin;
SO baskets Champagne, pints and quarts:
300 do Annisette and assorted Coldials;
$50 cases Brandy Cherries,
200 do Fruits in brandy, and in their juice;
30 boxes Swiss Cheese;
1000 Linsburger Cheeses;
200 kegs Holland Herrings;
$50 Sardines;
Goshen and Western Butter and Cheese;
Loaf, crushed, powdered and broken Sugar;
Rio, Havana and Java Coffee; o
Green and black Teas, of every quality;
Tobacco, candles soap, spices, pickles, ketchups
sauces, mustard, peppers, preserves Havana sweet
meats olives, capers, anchovles Almonds ralss, gs
prunes currans, dates, lberts, chesnuts, cranber-
ries, mackere salmon, shad Goldfish, buckwhea salad
olive and lard oils, sugar cured hams, buffalo tongues
family beef pork ETC., etc, all of the best quality
Orders from the country punctually and carefully
filed Country merchants and others visiting the city
are invited to call at IT'S Old Levee street
MARCHES SCHMIDT & ZETGLER.
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WATER COLORS.
Newman's, Ackeman's,
Reeves Sons, Osborne's.
PAPER HANGINGS, &c.
TUST received large stock OF the above CoLoRs, IN
eI cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxestwlth
lock and kew Also, German C0I0rs, in cakes and
boxes, 3 fine assortment.
Oil colors in tubs---English and Americans;
Canvases for Portraits in frames OF Sxl0to42x56
Canvas in rolls, from SO to &c inches wide;
Strechers for canvases, of all sizes;
400 doz fine sable and camel hair pencils;
l6G paint and varnish brushes, all sizes;
so packages gold and silver leaf;
100 bundles of duck metal--- white and yellow;
Tin foil in sheets and books
Tinsel of all the usual colors.
~ French and American PAPER HANG1Nes.
Doors, Window Sash and Blinds, OF all sizes and des
cripton, for sale cheap.
....WINDOW GLASS, &c..
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all szes;
700 do English and French, from 8xl0 to 33x65
800 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 bxs double thick American from Ski to 20x3(
1000 lights colored glass;
100 GIazier Diamonds;
500 bundles gazier tins;
10 torA White Lead, in 25 to 700 fb kegs;
5000 canisters and kegs coored paints, in ] OF tt
100 IL packages;
$500 fbs fine French Green, dry and ground in oil;
1000 bbls Whiting and Paris White, fmy own man
ufacture, fire dried
Paint Mills of all sizes and every article usually KEEP
in general Paint Oil and Color Store, will found at
R. CLANNON's,
nov 2, 1856 9S Canal street, New Orleans.
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Washing for the Million!

TIME trials and perplexities of washing day are OBJ
Il waited by using
John McChesney's Patent Washing Machine
The greatest invention of the age for washing and
adapted to the wants of every family in the Union, and
will wash more Clothes with less labor, than any 9th
er machine now in use, and with less injury than by
hand on common washboard. 1t has been fully
tested on the finest fabrics and will wash any thing
from bed quilt to lace collar without the least inju-
rv. Price S25. All orders, accompanied by cash or
draft, will be promptly filled, and machines shipped
without delay. The undersigned are sole proprietors
for the State of louisiana and also agents for the sale
of State aud county rights. Office No 81 CAMP
STREET. New Orleans.
anriI % GOODWIN. DAUGHERTY g. Go.
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HI. P. BUCKLEY,
{Late Young & Co..
Camp street, New Orleans,
Matchmaker, JeWeIier g. Silyersmith,

"a Importer Of fine Watches for la-@%@
aSasM dies and gentlemen, Of the most - -
celebrated makers of England and Switzerland, made
to his own order expressly in heavy gold and
silver) and warranted standard fneness
Ladies' chatelanes and neck chains;
Gents guard, fob and vest chains SEALS keys, etc.
Finger rings, earrings breastpins, cutt-pins etc.
Diamond pins and rings,
Spectaces for every age in gold silver, steel and
tortoise shell frames;
Silverware, warranted pure coin, consisting of ia
BILE, tea and dessert spoons;
Silver table and dessert forks ladies', butter knives
mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongs, etc.
Plated ware, consisting Of castors, candlesdcks
walters, etc.
Having been always engaged in the mechanical part
of the business all watches for repairs will have
the strictest personal and having every aci
ity for making any portion of watch, he will be ena-
bled to work on very reasonable terms.
II JewcIrv made to order and repaired. Diamonds
resetfn the latest STYLE Canes mounted in gold and
silver. nov IS, 1856