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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

Maro1'e Orr,Io-..-A ger.ieman who
rode from Rochester to Saratoga with the
late Hon. Wm. L. Marcy OF his last trip,
has been writing for the Ner York E.ran,-
iner He states that Mr.. Marcy plainly
declared that the Administration and the
South had no idea of the evils resulting
from the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
mise, when they undertook it /; that be did
not approve of Gov.Walker's plan of oper-
ations, and that the Kausas question was
still open and dangerous that the foolish
and uncalled for assault upon Midsummer,
had done more to prejudice the thinking
people of the Old World against American
and Republican institutions, than almost
anything that could have happened. Mr..
Marcy was only anxious to write one more
State paper-and that was in defence of
his position with regard to privateering
subject upon which his heart was full, and
in reference to which the moral aspect of
the question was to be considered 1t is
sad thought that so ripe a statesmau's
views on that grea; issue are lost for ever.
Mr.. Marcy thought if Judge M'Lean had
been the Republican nominee in 1856 he
would have boen elected.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04


The New York Independent notes a
sale of %, 600 bags Manila Sugar at %
cents 6 mos, for which 10!c. had been
before offered and refused, involving q
loss to the Boston importers of SIS, 900,
exclusive Of the difference in duty.
\ case was tried at the August term Of
the Court in Huntingdon county, brought
by Patrick Kelley against the Peunsylva.
MIA Railroad Company, for injury to his
child, in which the jury returned verdict
of $4,000 for the plaintiff.
Two young females of Harrisburg elop-
ed with some of the men connected with
Eldred's circus on Monday night last and
have not since been heard from, to the
great distress of their parents, (who reside
in Walnut s,reet)
The Postmaster General has decided
that Government is not bound to redeem
postage stamps in cash. If persons re-
eeive them in lieu Of money, they must
look to the sale of thcm for remuneration.
Judge Hale and Samuel Linn, E>q-, of
Bellefonte, addressed a large Wimot meet
ing at ClearfelJ, last week Their speech
es were we'll received by the audience.
The next Centre County Agricultural
Fair will be held either at Bellefonte or
Centre Hall, commencing 20sh October
and continuing four days.
There are seven murlerers In the Pitts
burg Jail.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The Secreta-
ry of War has organized an expedition for
the Exploration and Survey Of tho River
Colorado of the West, traversing an al
most uucxplored region. The command
has been assigned to First Lieutenant j.
c. Ives, Of the Corps of Typographical En-
gineers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

A young man, Henry Blakesley, got up
in his sleep few nights ago, in the Me-
tropolitan hotel, in Chicago, aud fell from
the window of his room in the fourth
story upon the roof of another building,
killing himself instantly. He was in the
habit of getting up and walking in his
sleep, and his terrible and fatai fall was
no doubt occasioned by TT OF somGam-
bulIsm.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
The NcNy-GOI'k Tribune,
1878.

commenced September ui The lfS
Scmi-Wccy,ly in May. l>i5. 1t wa, the first Dai-
ly in America tn issue Il double or ci-ht-pagc
sheet Il, low price, aul It la, h,'i at least even
with the foremost of it. rivll- IN the rapid pan
sion uf Newspaper enterprise. which the great 'N-
tension of Railroads. and the establishment # the
Telegraph system have crowded into these last
sixteen evcuti'I years. NJ larger Journal /, afford
dcd at 50 low price IN any quarter of che w"rld: :
none in America. uo matter at VIVA; price Issued
paws an equal amount. weekly or monthly. for in
tclleciual labor. IL employs correspondents re-u-
larry in the leading capitals of EUruu", and at the
most important Uunt this continent. with lih-
cral staJ of writers and reporters ut hume regard
In. full. early and accurate Information the
first object pf Newspaper. and ti', timely and
thorough clue lJtiuu thereof tho rjrf end of is
Editorials. Ia that spirit. TIE TRIBiNE has
been aud will he conducted rNtradiH and Perfect
n its correspondence - fast as the increase Of it,
patronage will justify the expense. Should The
current attempt (, sunucct tIc Old with the New
World by the magnetic wire prove successful, we
shall very spou NJ a heavy cost To ourselves and.
we trust corresponding advantage To our readers
publish each morning synopsis IF the proceeding;
dIy'S occurrences throughout Europe, Northern
Africa aud Western Asia. with regular relrurts of
the markets. the monetary aspcci- and harvest
prospects Of hithcr Europe. With good atlas lc-
side him and hrs daily paper on hi> irc>Ic table.
the American farmer or artisan within days ride
"f the city may then study each cl CHING the do
iugs Of the civilized We. Throughout the LAY pre-
ccciins: and it seems hardly possible that any
who can read. bat especially who has c!,iI lrcn
to educate, will longer deny himself the pleasure
Of daily journal The same i. true rnra-urahly
of those who live further inland; though where
mails are inrcqucnt. Scmi-N ccAiy. or even
Weekly paper may seem sufficient.
THE TRIBUNE deals with the questions of Po-
iiiical Economy. Public Policy. Ethics. Material
Progress and whatever may affect the iut,licct'al.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

JOKE, BY WAsHINGroN.-Washiugton
seldom indulged in joke or sarcasm, but
when he did, he made a decided hit. Du-
ring the debate on the establishment of
the federal army, member of Congress
offered resolution, limiting it to three
thousand mem; to which Washington
suggested an amendment providing that
no enemy should ever invade the country
with more than two thousand men,"
The laughter which ensued, smothered the
resolution
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04


AN EXTRAORDINARY FAMILY.-A ira
veler through Vented county, Va, OBJ
serving that in almost every precinct there
lived three or four families BY the name
of Morris, made inquiry and was directed
to the mother of the whole tribe for infor-
nation, having been previously told that
she still lived, though upwards of ninety
four years of age. He interrogated the
good old lady politely aud gently, and
succeeded in ascortaining that she was the
mother of twenty-five children, u sons
and 1 daughters. She has III grand
children, lis great grand children, and
one great great grand child, (all, with
the exception of five dead,) now living in
the one neighborhood. One of her sons
has 16 children, one Il, and another ii.
One of the girls is the mother of II chill
dren, and another is the mother of Is.
One of the sons, an old man, lives within
! miles of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road, but never saw railroad track until
few days ago. The father, grandfather,
and great-grandfather of this whole king
dom Of Morrises, died at the age of -,
twenty-Onc years ago. The twenty five
sons and daughters all lived to be grown
up men and women. The old lady was
sorry that two of the girls were never
married, and three Of the boys were simi-
larly unfortunate. They are represented
to be quiet, inotfensive people, entirely
free from the small vices which usually
beset humanity. We challenge the world
to produce another such family as the Nor
rises Wheeling { Va paper
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

95,s33 l4,79l l3I ,349 $780, O,l76
Total 24l ,903)
The case between the North and the
South stands thus:
Lgnorant. Hhie Population. Ratio
South 572,7s2 6,222,fis l to IL
North 4SO,6i9 l3,330,653 to 20
Buch. Free Sts. 2l5636 4,63s,497 10 %
Fremont do 2il,9O3 S,600,l76 l TO SO
Ignorant native VIII. in Buch. Free st. 10 80
do Fremont do TO 30
1t should be remembered that in the
less number at the North are included all
Whites, Colored, and Foreigners-of
which last the South has much the fewest
in proportion. 1t is certain that in the
North there is but one ignorant native
adult, where there are SIC in the South
and those at the South are distinguished
for their degradation, superstition, and
stupidity. On the score of ignorance, GER
tainly the Democratic States-saying no.
thing of their Three Millions of Slaves
are much more Gin the dark" than the
Republican States.
Again, it will bc admitted as a fact,
apparent throughout the world, that the
facilities for education are least in Roman
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

Fremont ahead among the school
folks 627,25"
Libraries, Colleges, &c, would reveal a
similar surplus of "light" on our side.
If newspapers be any criterion of intel
ligence, il will be found that in the last
twenty years the opposition to the Democ-
racy have always had the most newspapers
and the largest circulation of their papers.
Take any county you choose, and you will
fiud Republican journals better supported
in proportion to numbers, than the Demo.
cratic. With 1000 Democratic majority
in Schuylkill, the Opposition have the
most and the best supported journals.
swell trained to drink to eat to toll to puff
Some know they Democrats and that's enough
We believe there are as many Republican
papers read, in Bcrks county, as Of Demo
cratic.
The ridiculous plea that at IS lie Democ-
racy..rho are laboriuy far Freedom in Kan
SIS" was not expected to be believed by
the best informed men principally.
There is no class of citizens generally
so well and thoroughly educated, SO little
poisoned by partizan jaundice, and SO much
inclined to avoid merely political contests,
as ministers of the Gospel. And yet,
throughout the free States certainly, no
class of citizens are so uniformly identified
with the Republican party, as the clergy
men. The memory of every man will as
sure him that the Black Democracy's ha-
tired of preachers of Gods Word, is not
without cause. The Catholic and Mormon
teachers, it is true, were invariably with
the Black Democracy, and occasionally a
"hard shelr' or southern bred Protestant:
but the mass of Northern clergy are Re-
publicans, secretly if not openly. Although
personally distas;cful and disadvantageOus
for them to take any part in political con-
tests, the issues involved appeal SO directly
to the Intelligent moral sense, that those
who preach that Gospel which inculcates
justice, responsibility to COP, and good
will to men, can hardly avoid Republican
proclivities.
We might apply the same test to our
greatest and most universally admitted
Literary men-to the Teachers in Acade-
"iss aud Colleges---to most Officers not
made by the political caucus-and we
should find the Republicans overwhelm-
ingly in the majority.
Should we appeal to the most intelligent
Ladies of our land, we should fiud vast
superiority in our favor
We might 90 on and institute many
similar comparisons, but We trust this will
convince every candid mind that the Re
publican party is in the front rank of In
telligcnce as well as of Physical and Mem
tai Progress-and also that Ignorance is
the means by which the intelligent guild
crs of the Slave Power contrive to mislead
the honest portion of the Democracy. Did
those protesting the name of Democracy
realize how completely they are the dupes
of $50, 600 aristocratic slave-owners, De-
mocracy would be everywhere as dead at
TIE North as i: is in Vermont or Massa-
chusetts. The truth is, the LEADERS OF
THE MODERN DEMOCRACY RELY UPON THE
IGNORANCE AND rRTJUDTCEs OF THE PEo-
PIE, AND NOT THEIR REASON AND INTEL
LIGENCE. To CARRY THEIR POINTS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04

Maj. Tor Fremont over Buch n lI,o3o
These ignorant adults mostly foreigners.
Surely, such district would breed "Dem-
ocra's" if intelligence does such things
but they somehow vote just like "Repub-
licans ~
ANOTHER OF THE SAME SORT.
The I'd District is the second stronghold Of
Republicanism. and comprises Cook, De
Kalb, Du Page, Kane, Lee Rock Island and
Whiteside counties, which contain of adults
who can not read and write principally
foregn-b -born) lss6
Vote for Fremont 2l556
Fillmore 9G6
Buchanan 9Si3
Maj. for light over darkness ll,7l3
INDIANA has probably larger prop
ortion of settlers from the South than any
other Free State-has more ignorant na-
tive adults than any other Free State
and is the strongest Democratic Free
State. Southern Indiana sometimes cal
led '.Nubia") tells similar story. Ly-
ing along the Borders of Kentucky is the
BANNER DEMOCRATIC Congressional Dis
trict, which, (without specifying the coun-
ties, J reveals the fact as follows:
No l-Daviess, Dubois, Gibson, &c, contain
ofadults who can not read and write (mos,ly
natives) 1850
Vote for Fremont 2Il5
d" Fillmore 6l53
{" Buchanan 1910
Buch over Ere. in this bright district 10 ,965
Nop for District No 5-the stronghold
of RtpuJlicanisn, in Indiana, which stands
as follows:
Delaware, ray cite, Wayne, &C, nave OF adults
who can not read and and write (mos,ly ma
tiveS) 5O77
Vote for Fremont 1859
Fillmore 2g9
Buchanan 1lif
Fremont over Buchanan 5,0l5
OHIO has likewise strong Southern
and ignorant population along itskentucky
border, but some counties there (likc its
northern border we're settled by Yankees.
The t,ro strongest Democratic Districts in
that State foot up as follows
No. 6, adams &c) who can not read and
write 5il5
Vote for Fremont 7l90
Fillmore 1881
Buchanan 1911
Buchanan over Fremont 2,lSl
ANOTHER.
No. 10 (Gallia &C., who can not read and
write 5000
Vote for Fremont 5796
Fillmore 1909
Buchanan 1854
Buchanan over Fremont 3,5GS
Now turn the table, and take the tiro
strongest RepuJlicaH districts, if you please:
No. 10, (Cuyahoga, &C., who can not read
and write 755
Vote for Fremont lli25
:. Fillmore 1913
Buchanan 56i9
Fremont over buchanan 5,776
JUST ONE MORE.
No. 90 (Ashiabula &C., who can notread and
write 79l
Vote for Fremont ll4sO
Fillmore 299
Buchanan 1882
Fremont over Buchanan 6,6lS
The Banner DEMOCRATIC District in
Pennsylvania stands thus:
LR1rInt Fremont Fillmore BssctdnrH
Carbon 1923 692 465 1866
Monroe Csc $50 90 2275
Northampton Ii5s ll6s 1888 $3.50
Pike 433 go Is sG2
Wayne 47s 2l72 ll3 1853
ass 1852 $500 l2,522
Democratic maj. 1860
The Banner REPUBLICAN District:
Bradford 95s 693s 1Ol 1914
Susquehanna 399 1861 81 25iS
Tioga $40 45tl - 1856
2,I97 1870 179 GAS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-09-04
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n. ljl Nassau street, Ne. York.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-09-10
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
vEyO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
IL such as SpERMAToRRHGA, Seminal
JVeakness, Impotence, OonorrhgG, G leet,
Syphilis, the Vice Of Onanism, or Sci E.dbuse,
&c. &c.
The H0 WARD .aSsOCIaI7oN. in view
Of the awlu! destruction Of the hun,an life,
ed By Sexual diseases, ant the deceptons prac-
tsed upon the unfortunate victims Of such diseas-
es BY Qnacks. have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, as Charitable act worthy Of their
name, to give Medical Advice Gratis, to all per-
sens thus otfiicted, who apply by letter, with a
description Of their condition, Gage, occupation,
habits Of life, &c and in cases Of extreme pow
erty and suffering, TO furnish medicines free Of
charge.
The Howard association is benevolent IN
|stitution. established by special endowment, for
1.-The relief Of the sick aud distressed afflicted with
/" Virulent and Epidemic Diseases - /. has now,
la snrplns Of means, which the directors have,
voted to expend in advertising the al oye notice.
| 1t is needless to add that the .4ssoeiaton COM
n1ands the highest Medical skill Of the age, ands
will furnish the mos! approved modern treatment.
| Just Published, by the -assocatien a Report
on Speru1a torrhra. or Seminal Weakness, the
vice Of Onanistn, Massu,ba,on or Self .abnses,
and other diseases OF the Sexual Organs. by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will re sent by mail,
| lin sealed envelope,) Free Of Charge, on the
receipt Of Two Stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Consult
ing surgeon, Howard association, No. South
.Vinth Stree, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of
1.-The Directors. nSlYI
| GEO. F.4IRCHILD, Secretary.
| ERR d. HEARTWELL, President
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-09-10

Carefully selected forthe ST. Antony Market, wkict.
he will dispose oi Al Low Prices for Cash, 81 On
time 70 approved customers and pnnctual dealers
can show TO thore who give me i call, a most COM
plete and desirable Stock of Goods, embracing all
the articles generally kepfin store, viz Select
Stock of s5 III
DRY GOODS, HATS, AND CAPS,
sH BOOTS AND SHOES,
l2 IA y lM ls s A lN id % Il IL s.
y H.4lRDW.aRE u CUTLERY.
Also. the Best of' Liqnors of all kinds,
for Medical purposes.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Flour, Corn, Oats,
Ina 4 little VI every thing generally ksps. u
Always thank fuI to my On friends fnr their bernl
patronage heretofore extended o ne, hope Nv stsict
atsntion 70 business, and fair and inartai dealing
towards All. II merit continuance Iii ths same. Re
s,ire and call lat EDwAR's 6rORE, Main STREET,
opposite the Falls, before ynu et your money ~
The Highest Market Price paid tcs froduce- ss .
n Falls 81 Anlhpny Jcne ,Ist, 1856. 52yl
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-09-10
Horace Waters Modern improved Planes

wisl, o. without iron traaaes, have, ID their New
ScA's and improved Actisn. power and compass VI
tone appalling the grand, With The heauty aetl dnrt-
bity ot thcssqaare piano. n The Press md fisst Mu-
SIC AIasters have s,iy proaoced Them equal II not
superior to any other make They are guaranteed to
stand the action ef evefy clssnate. ss
HORACE WATERS, AiELO ODEONss
Tuned the equal tempasament1, superior; IL each
desirable quasysoe assi,t for The sae of s I'D. and
n. w Smth'sscelebrated Nielosaoas- also iilr-
nish Meiodeons Of AL ufher makers. Prices frona
45 20 25; fnr tWn ssls Of REEDS ~ 80; two banks
d KEYS, ss2oo; Organ pedal bass uslodeons, S27s
and $500. &a}5s sss5 sss 1stls Sg
~ AlLJSIC.Cnc of the largest and beat cataIasues
Of Music now published: solaat gre lily ,vdueed
prices Music sent ri owhereye ordered, post, paia.
Personal attention Paid 70 all orders received BY
mail Second hand Pianos taken ID exchange far
new Catalogues SEPT by mail. Great Inducements
sisefcd 10 agents to vcll the above. liberal dis.
count TO dealers. teachers Summaries and cicrgymen.
Each instrument guaranteed give satisfaction,
or pnrtha refunded. sessn<- hand Pianos
Al great bargains coust,asy ID store prices from, 30
20 $l40. sPiauos tuaed AMI iepairei, polished
boxed, and moved
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-09-10
BLAkELEY AND BURBANK.

STORAGE, Forwarding and Commission
- Merchants. -Proprietors Of the North West,
ern Express Company Agents for the Ga'ena~
Dunleith and Minnesota Packet Company, and Aier-
chants Despatch. Office, Corner Of Jackson-St.
and Lower Leyee, SAINT Paul, Minnesota.
Mark Packages, Scare of B. and b. St.
PaRi. n4iif
y regular messenger will be pnt on the route
Sank Rapids early in the spring.
n. BLAKELEY, r. .RURBAs K.asxe
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-09-10
lW E.VTY- FIVE WITNESSES
OR,
THE FORGER CONVICTED.

I
nO YOU WANT no HAVE A SURE PR T.
IL VENTivE AGAINST COUNTERFEIT
ING BANK NOTES?
Read! Eead! Reed! Subscribe. Subscribe!
JOHN S. DYE
IS THE THOR.
i nd the Bark Note Eagrauers all say that hi
Is Tie greatest Judge Of Paper Money liping.
|CHEApE2 THAN THE CHEAPEST
BETTER THAN THE Best.
Published Weekly. The whole only one
Do!lar q ltar.
|T REATEST Discovery Of tbs present Cen
~ tury for Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes.
Describing every Genuine Bill in Existence, and Ex.
hibiting glance every Counterfeit in Circulation
Arranged SO admirably, that REFERENCE IS EASY
and nETKcT1oN IksTAsTANEous. D5~No index
to examine ! No pages TO hunt up But so SIM
pf, and arrnged, tat the Merchant, Banker and
Business Man can see all at glance
1t has taken years to make perfect this
G r EFT DISC VERY.
The urgent necessity for such work has long been
felt by Commercial men. Il has been published to
supply the call for such Preventive, and needs but
TO be known to be Universally Patroaized. Ii does
more than has ever been attempted by man. n- It
describes every Bank Note different Languages,
English, French and German
Thus each may read The same il his own Native
Tongue FERMs.-Fhe paper viii be about 2S by
~ inches, and viii contain the
Most Perfect Bank .Naie Last Published,
Together with The rate u Discount. Also List ot
ALL THE PR1vArE BANKERS IN America
a complete Summary IF the Finance of Europe
and America viii be published Ill each edition. To-
.ssether with All The Important News Oh The DAY
Also, INTERESTING STORIES from Ill Old
Manuscript loand III ihe East, and no here else q
BE found II has never yet appeared ii print, and|
furnishes lhs Most complete History of S
ORIENTAI LIFE,
and describing the positions IL which
tte ladies' and Gentleman of that Country have been
y often fonnd. These stories will contni,e through
out the whold year, and Will proye ths anost enter-
Iaining ever offered to the Public. ~ Furnished
Weekly to Subscribers only Al sl year. All Iet.
ers must be addressed to. /. Ag l#5 d ss #
.s3 JOHN s.. DYE, Broker. N
Publisher ana Proprietor. ~ Wall s,fees, N. y
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-09-10
SNYDER AND M'FARLANE.
L AND AGEN rs ,
MINNEAPOLIS,

Opposite The Suspension Bridge. Falls Of
81. .2nt4ouy, Mn. Ter,
wv ILL buy and sell Lands, negotiate Loans.
Wv Locate Land Warrants in Minnesota,
Iowa and Wisconsin, Inquiries respecting the
country, by letter or otherwise, promptly answer
ed.
RE- FE Rem CEs
Hon. Alex. Ramsey, Ex-Governor.
Hon. H. NJ. Rice, Delegate 10 Congress. Min.
Gov. Pollock, Harrisburg.
James Steele < CO.. Philadelphia.
Hon. Frederick Watts, Carlisle.
A. Brady Sharp, Esq,
James r, Irvine Esq, Newville.
Hon. J s. Black Somerset.
Hon, J. r. Eddie, = Pennsylvania
J. H. Good. Mayor. Springfield, Ohio.
Gen. C. Anthcny, = s.
James Carson, Esq, st. Louis.
VIM. Wilson. Esq, Baltimore, Md.
Minneapolis, Nov. 1855.
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-09-10

persos'f indebted M ss,st, INV Mi u,
LAtante or book Il, arnIs re.s,,. .,ay Sif
as'd settls flse Sane saa tirst lsp M IN. f,
their accaonts Mill e Il, I'M, hanas ss 81
pr collectioI, i q M & \ rsys
Sank Rapid, rh 4s,
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1857-09-10
EROW-WINGs VARIET HI'0 0RE
q. 3 EsA uLlE Eu,
IN EEP 8 constantly On hand |. and for sale n "
IN the lowest possible rates .s Il Il
DRY GOODS AND GROC CERIES .
gens NWgS SgNMS AMsEt

Y sssiss sDAv'skNksg340 &AM4Ap
INDIAN GOODS. ss III
He has large stock, and il ready toa dispose os
them al a fair rate for cash or Fnrs. From biz
location on the border Of the Indian couniry,..
those wishing outfits for The Indian trade, woula
do we'll To purchase 81 him. He will keep snp-
plies to furnih those wishing TO 60 into the lnr-
bering business.
He has constantly on hand Bark Canoes, ft-s
ted up with Oil Cloths, Tents, eic., TO sell or1
hire to persons wishing to visit the Pine region
above, explore that vast country lately ce'ded fo
the United States by the Chippewa Indians, or
make trip up the Mississippi and across 70
Fondu Lac, The head Of Lake Superior, by the
Savanna Portage, Savanna and St. Louis Rivers.
The traveller desirous Of Witnessing the most n-
teresting portions Of wilds the Of dmerlca should
lby all means take this trip Guides Or Voyagers,
lean always be furnished to travellers, who are
lperfecty familiar with those routes, and are men
who can betrusted--mak king the journey perfectly
safe. Refer to Borup and Oaks, St. Paul, and
Ramsay Cooks. N. X ytf
Crow Wing. Hpr1 20.