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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-09
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND
ALL FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASE,
SAFEIN AND SIRELY,

There >One cases where the stgm Is so full Of
Disease, that nothing but tnOroush turning over Will
do any g)pd AMI in these this Remedy proceeds
to do tin such cases nausea i produced, in the
common dose bat persons cn avoid this by doing
the whole slower and taking small doses, aud longer
time to cure.
In cases, whore the Liver j. torpid, the patient
will have or two Chlls after commencing the Med
icne; but the Pills fairly taken up by
the s.omlrh, aud the System i, under il, Influence the
Chills must stop. In any where it Is desired 20
stop Sickness At the stomach that is produced by
these que Pills, dose or two OfPcppcrmn Essence
will relieve.
Look 0u for Your appetite after being cured by these
Pills, or yuu will 0vcr-eLt,
Ol, bit.le will break the Agua upon fonr grown
persons bat fairly SHOULD nll be taken by one.
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Q " Y s / .
Iron Founder and Maehiuist,

Has on hanI an extensive aAi approved assortment
Patterns for
MILL GEARING, cars u SILLS, HER1ND1S
puu castings generally. Work done to order on short
notice, aud in a satisfactory manner.
ErNA lRoN FOUNDRY, MAUMEE CITY ONO.
A NEW lot Shelf Hardware, and Joiuers Tools
N Cheaper than ever offered.
W. p. Il A. II. GRIswoLp
Naumse City, May ID. lS57-a2sj2a
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NOAdyance CIOcks,

ID NRNUM'S failure in the Clock Inc, humbuS =
ID lave YOU our new stock! We have jus
received u cord, a cord aud half cords ever
yar ~ and pattern; and selling them, wholesale
ami retail ch iaper than Barnum eyerthought ofdong
all in perfect order. and warranted Call and see to
yourselves. No charge for showing.
June &, lS57-3lu GRISWOIDS.
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M A ID u
rU n murr~,
m. AsUESRll0Ay

II AS removed his Drug Store the building formerly
occupied 10y q. u. Rauney, on Wnyne street (neaI
the Book store) where he has opened the larges,
stock of
Drugs, MedlcineS, and Chemicals,
ever before offered in Maumee City. lie returns hi.
thanks for the liberal patronage previously bestowed
upon him, and hopes by diligence and punctualty in
business, and liberal policy his patrons merit
continuance Of past fvors; assuring them, together
with all others who may favor him with call that il
will he his pleasure at all times, furnish them pure
medicines OF almost every Lind, and medical advice /.
necessary. A variety OF
Chemicals, Pure VINES and Liquors for M,ical or Ne
chdRicdt purposes, but none of an inferior and
deleterous compositonA FIarOring
Eriracts for CoOking, Per- ...
fumery, 1Onth PdStss
amt PordeIs,
Skin Powders Hair Restoratives and Hair Tonics Lin
Balm and Pomades. Shaving Creams and Soaps
Toilet Soaps; Cloth, Hair, Hat. Tooth Nail
Scrub. Paint and Whitewash Brushes;
Fancy articles, Spts. Turpenne. Lin
seed, LardWlale. Tanners Fish
and Neats-F Foot OILS;
a + S,
Waite and Red Lead Zinc, Chocolate or Fir
Proof Paint ground in oil, neW article,
aud finer Paints of all colOrs Dye
Woods and DYE Stufs, IVindoio
Glass and Glass Ware Gro
ceries, such as Teas, ST.
gar8, Rice, Pepper,
Spices, DC,
and many other articles well a large variety OF
also set up new FOUNTAIN. from which issues a
jet of icecold mineral the pleasure of the op-
orator. for the special benefit Of his customers.
August 2. 1856
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-09

To whom all orders he addressed.
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants In ala
parts of the United States ard the Canadas and by.
PECK & HAMILTON, Perry shurg. and H. BUR
RlTT. Mnumce City. ISept. l !, 1S5G--ly
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-07-09
DISEASE VANQJEssGED

l. Z" "ftAh ftf = tN AAEHtt - ft D
4 FTER years Of study,
Annalysis and experiment,
Mr. Ruback, the emmineut
Swedish Physician.succedcd
in produciugn mcdiciTcfron
the mO"utnr' herbs OF his na
tive land. which acts directly
upon the causes ofdiscn,e ~
the blood,aud byrestoiir. the
corrupted fountain Of life t.
a condition ct health and
purity expels disease from
the system wherever il may
lhp lpantaI ,r NtbntIVat p,n,
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TAKE PAR1ICULAR NOTICE:
There is an evil habit sometimes indulged in by boys
in solitude, often growing up with them 10 manhood
and which, it not reformed IN due time. not only be-
gets serious obstacles TO matIimOLial happiness, but
gives rise to series of protacted, insdiOHs and 1e
Yastating affections.
Few OF those who give way to this pernicious ~ ls-
tice of the consequences until they find the
nervous system shattered feel strange and unaocoi
able sensations and yugue fears in the mind See pa-
ges ~ 2S, 80 ofDr KS book Sell Presoryao ~
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble. is un-
able to labor with accustomed vigor or to app, his
mind to study his step is tnrdN and weak he is duly
irresolute aud engages even in his sport with less
ergy than usual.
Ii he emancipate himself before the prnctice has
done its worst, and enter matrimony. his marriage is
untruttul and Is tells him that this is caused by
lis early foes These are combinations uhiah should
alraEsH The attention Of all rho are similarly situated
REMEMBER,
lie who places himself under DR.. Kinkelins treat
may religiously confde in his honor gentle
man. and rely upon the assurance that the secrets OF
Young nan--let no false m0desty deter you from
king Your known TO who, from education and
rcspectabty, certainly befriend you.
Dr. knken's residence has been for the last twenty
years the n W. corner of Third and Union streets,
Philadelphia, Pa.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE.
Can have by stating their ease explicitly together
with all Their sympt, per letter enclosing a remit
tance,) DIR. KS medicine, 9.propriated accordingly.
Forwarded TO any part OF the United States and pack
ed secnre from damage curiosity by Mail pTesr
READ YOUTH AND MANHOOD!
4 Vigorous life Premature Death, KHkelin on
Ssif PIeSprratiOH-- OHig % ceniS.
Letters containing that value in stamps viii ensure
a copy, per return Of mail.
GRATIS GRATIS - GRATIS
4 Free GIFT To An
MISERY RELIEVED.
Natures Guide" and popular Wsrk, full Of
valuable advice and impressive warming alike caeulA
ted to prevent years of misery, and OusandE Of
lives is distributed without charge. and forw arded By
mail prepaid any Post flee int the United States,
recieN/.'J order enclosing two postage stamPs.
july -, 1850. if--l
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INncrltnre Las reHdtrtd DR., Il. most sucCessfu
practitioner in the of all diseases Of private ma
ture; mauhood's debility as an impediment to mar
riuEe; and sexual nimities, diseases of the
skin, and those arising from abuse of mercury.
IAkE L Akn Il,I,I Ar NnTlIE
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AFFLICTED SEAD!!
NHIlAEEl,PIIIA kEHI(AI IIDI-RF

tablI,ied twenty-five years ago by DR. kINKEL-
~ corner Third and Union streets philadelphia Pa:
TWENTX-TWO YEARS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-26

ward appearance d the proceedings Showci
an inward conviction u the crime which wa
in proces o' ierp'ration ald settled
prearrznged parpp-s a eorsuhsma,in Ing H. ~
whatever cost 10 their osihs ~ i,sprszrnts-
,iyes ard 10 iLeir character, y men; and
they saceeri'd to the falI-t p<ssibe extent
in violating he one. and destroying the
0thrr
tsrn "hsu TIM opinm ii The Attorney
General 0n ihe legality 81 thu propose. law
wss ta,-snted. 10 oi~disr,rc IN a resolution 81
tis Hoa~e the spirit shieh Induced mr,n-
f~r. 10 violate their oa,hs on the final vote,
sbo~si Itself in the preliminary proceedings
In violation II deoency. 4 member who,
daring the sss4<sen. has bs~a lettering oa the
brink II mana psau. move, the POSITIONS
ment 81 its trading anil the 9Th ~ March,
with thc design IL securing vote on the
bill before IL Ileyality could ~ officially H..
monstrats'i. This attempted outrage upm
aa abb AMI ,stImable "ificer. resolved the
support II nearly every member II the ma
Jori,y On this meaSare az il. nnssti,:ied with
III, mere commission Il wrong, they ~ern
l'''Fmin,I 10 advertise IN advanre their 10,
sign 10 j" il sithoot compunetisn.
And yet, AFTER MI, perhaps the Minnesota
system !. step in ai,sn'n 81 the I'D meth.
Oh II il requires a more total ,ieprayiiy to
perpctrai" wrong boldly and unblashinrly
the process is yet relieved from ihe odinm
Of hypocrisy. II j. strnight forward direct.
Tangible. damnable hui 49, have always
thought more highly II the traits Of charae-
ter which 20 70 make up the highway rob.
l~r, than ,bos' which prnlun yoor sneak
Ing pickpcket Thee q - 4,ss q phinsir,
In boiines- which throws . degrc of at
innthcw~s around any performance. how
ever bas. and CERTAINLY there was andacity
ehough In the action IL the Assembly, IN
this mcasurr, 10 save its supporters from
contempt though il can Form M apology for
the perjury involved
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Ms.fisx az sAAkap<.

\ asvs,ng ~ss heAd AT Shsso,s, ca The
is'A INST, 10 rcnts's, aeains, the pa>Sasr by
TIN lrSis.a,gr. e! hI dividing s,o,,
ozn,y R,-~@stioss, werc passed. ,isnoan-
ciar Jsdse Cahrsirtp All + J WHlrtccx,
fat ,bsir ss,ina in he aat,ey- accusing the
sarusr 4 pru~ti'u,ias his oGc,al pss,tion. Il,
,aSreNss tie se'ga, n his private parse.
and tAe latter ~ violating sacr,i pbdsv- DO
R,sIaiions wrr Ala A~irp'Ni sppoN ins oi
ibc cssrc 81 Nesss. BsosS an. R,,sx>.
y ,hs Hcu~ N oppossnc tbs ball. aai ,rna
gvas thin thr csuplimsrt 4 pahlic
a.aSr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-26
Ch~ i',.,n,s,,.~ ~ Nsss siis,

Legislative oorrupiloa Is Nd ~ sur a
thug in ,his ,uun,ry ~ I" ,xeite, IN rs
p'rT,ra',ou an, grai amount I'd ss,,nish'
merd ovea ,haash ~ have MT 70: ls,ss'ci
isynGd that pom, when il - hos~i upot
with ahhorrnge, awi ,n1lanncd with dis
gust ~ hug has this stain r~t~i ups,
even The aoprvme ,slsla,ur' II the country
n wcll ~ upon the iufrior hsll~s shkl
,nact Laws h,r tn several States and rrrri
torr~, that, ra.sal,y th,,ogh not yet crn"
rally ~yariot as the legitimate business oI
a lrrtsia,nr Is East ,smine 60 hs cnnsrl.rs
As an appartcnsnt Ia official functions, shicl
will m cSrr,tad a. matter Of cuurSS \
,i~cse, psupraty has however 'S'u h',her's
observed b, III, no~, prodiea'c ot malorI,'cs
r,,a in their me-, rS'klc>s ipeursian. ssainS
the saprm" ks, AMI Ia their m,sl ,ena
pn~,ita,h,a Il u,ksisl power =" pwp'-N~ d
private gam anal p,blw 'Nus'Ece. The 10
Ter ol,hs law has ls,p h'rrto6arf p.sIrs',~l
c~'n ihroagh thu grr~sst ,tnlst,on- n u
spirit. II has lsSn rt sw thr tegIsls
,ar' NJ MINI, snA to mi, s.ir s,siru wh,cl
dtSNrl al WAX uo,imrs II msleS,s a,,,
rrvari hS pablT ~u,.m'u,, ard srlstJat,-
rasn,h'y With ioliwss wbi,h is c,Iaall,
oals nv is hrssvity
Ia III" pssSaSv ~ thn bal rro, ding ST.
the rmc,al II TIN ~'si II guyvrumru, ihrr
was eKhibi,~i b, ,be wS,or,i, not ,u,y a II,
gr~ ~ sSanirllsm whsrh VA. s,sosioas
hut ,hc nv, snissioo. inru.i,zs, >oi
eon,cnt With violating TIA orsanh act. ~
which tho very s,ruc,ure of car rcsr,,pia
esistcuN y bsilt. aasn which IS ,sri,N
whs,cvcr legislative power 'h' ,v-Tmhl,
pcs~~~~, and 10 .appxt ~a'ca every nasm
~ ,s~k a Srscmn oath hrs'r h. tS~m,
ca,,,asi 10 cxcrci~ HI tewtiCR As Heyc'
~u,a,iw; The majority saaNi 10 n" criue 0
,rxjary. thu cds,srv Of the mas, ~snic'
shanei>ss,S In ia e,lnsisS.0a III .seas
or vas harr'~, thragh, ~, ,s'ly With 8
to,sl assrsAri 81 ,he rights u toe n.asx,ty
bat With a. isd~rr, st~sstausnt ., ,hs
sifwspVl u In asrv,,y Ihs ~ssS as,
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eel. Nssiss Raass 10 III. "a. ,ss

both ,h, lIcuS~ ami tn, s.nate have
passed. thr hdl and thu rr~iieu, has sp
Prv,r0i il crr this. making an appropriation
II S2e,0oo, sor tn c'onssrsC,so cfa wagon
Rad frcm ths south Pass az the Roxy
Nesntsin>, through th~ Gra' SAT- Lake
valky. IN the EASTERN hse ~ talifornia
Tbs osd viii aaiie al tn >oa,h Pas.
with the rsai ns~ IA csarse Il construction.
from ror, Ridg!y Ia ,he >Oa,h Pas Tbs
latter ra.i i sn.aer tn conirIS q "a
\oKLss, sIs. II Is probably. osing n a
grA, ,sy~~ Ia his peo~veriRg ctsnr's, TIA,
The ~sii,."rsI appropriation hA' b.vp gla.s
aE coutmaAtiae n the nssi
Thr pasSasr Nv ,aagr.s oi IA. biii.
gives as an cmisrsa, rad, oomzs-ociuy a;
an s,s>-Ssibsr psn; 10 Niap.slA IA ,se
Paeiar
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-26

NpN~psssai ri N. ror,nto Cs.,a,s.
III ar~wcs ~ s,ral cayuirio. msde IN ,hs,
,a,.t, r~garlw the Red River Settlement.
mpplc, thu tpllna ir~ IN N4ation ." It,
iA,ai y u.aali, -oid al i've ,lollars ~
acr, ~.y usually" mr. ,hsw y /. d,kcr.
ense tn prs~ tas might ~ e,lss'~il acN,ri
lns 10 the dis,snrr irnm the more whlic IT
business tart II the ~'t,,meai 1he hugh
est PRIV may he st down al thre d,liars
pr nr, l.ittk s NJ difS~-sS sri~- frwn
thu naturr ~ The -csl sw u "a svervwhcfV
g,si.
Thrr arr saa aills AMI i~eaty -thrrv
sria mills. lc,ghtsru Il ,hs~a h'inr ~lsai
nills, and thu riuaimkr water rowv la q
NV months ihr~ will h. a STRAIN grisi- ,nill
also
Thew ac ~,~Sl ~sakpu ucteccs and
,snmvts NJ n small >sse
oSeu arr p,ertifNl The prev vasw. irNm
,wenty to ih'r,y.Gw Aollar>, but ,h- asrrsge
priv l. twcnty ~sea.
lows. shscp pws. smi Other dss,e-t,c anl
mails ahesna and are eAsiy ceta,s~f 1Ne
nricc II cows vsr.es fsn dstNn III ,wrn,y
dolAn
Wb., u usually sSsa u s,s dsssar pr
basA,l. No fsil wArss v grosn thew, part,
" h.caas ri the ccki. AMI partly. J haaA
epSiall,, bSag~ iAsve y ~ mArket
B~i Is s.~rally ssA 81 ID pr ID
fasi aed hmhr may b. rsdily aisd
ehespl, ch,ap~i I cannot stair priv.
ba, III this | am c,r,ain. thai--thst slsaosi
lssy amsant may b. had a, Alow priv
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state tsouu,tasts..

We give IN another rruiun. TIN. .icbat,
in the ilouse II Rsprss ntativ,s, on the 3ls'
ult., on the hill bcfor Congress. authorizing
the people Of Minnesota Ia torma State Ton
s,itution, and defining the boundaries at III,
nw state. Rcfrrr~' tn the sabjcc, will
also hc found in the better 1t our Washing
ton correspondent
The bill tina, has Isa,~,,i thu Hons runs
the western hupia, hnr mp III" Rrp RIynR
In the Bois Des Sioux River; up that
siram To lac Traver: rhcn@ Ia the south
crn extremity of thu Iakr, amd thcrrr ID
Rig Stoa. Iakp lhcnc' in direct line, "a
the outlet Of kig ~,or' LAKE AMI hy luc
south line, tn ;hc North Western line ci
lows y. ,eis is>,, 81 'sts,,;r ssisf, ot
the Rig ~iouN "a hi, in ,he new Territory
Mr. Ricx's hill mads tn Big SiouN a pr.
tiou Of the western bounlary line of Mime
sofa The amour, Of Land cut "a from tho
state, hy this amesimen, {" III. hill il aboa,
siS hundred squar mlss,
Th' correspondent of ths chicago iias,
say. that s,rng cifor, IS heing madc by
the Minne-oiians in Washington. to induce
the Senate COMMITTEE on Territories. Ia
adop, in lieu II thu boundaries sysciiei in
the Hoa..' bid for the sdmlssion Of Mime
sta, thu following bounhriss.
/ l,vinning in the main channsl IL thu
Missouri rvcr at pom, opposite the Rig
Sioux river thsnce up the NAN channel o
said rlvrF IN ihe nor,h-wc>t cormr of thu
Staie ef Iowa, running ;hcncc along the
baundary line east Ia tn mhtlle @; the main
chann'l 81 'h' Mississippi river ,hsno up
,h' main channtl II Said river 10 the mouth
of the 81 Crolx river thence up the MAN
channcl Of said river to the line " " DE-
grss II north atitnbc thsucr vg>, along
>sd hnc n thu main cAannel Of the Mls~os,-
n river ;hucr down the main channrl q,
aid river IN the pla"' Of hginniag
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one mos, gratifying tatur Of the above
statement, is the amount of hand .nld to ac-
taal settlers, under the provisions Of the pre-
emp,ion law OF ihs 32I.3sO acres sold
during the year. @99.5i0 acres wsre pr,.
emp,s,l, leaving the small amount Of 2i.s3s
acres .old At private entry
During 1855. the total sale. a, thu Rcd
Wing Office amounted 10 1875, 800 acres
The statement for -5G shows an increase
IN the sales of l2i .99n ncr,- over 1888.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-26
Th. a,assi--fsssgrS smd d"vf"ptso".

We think all ratwlid persons niuAt admit,
that the great motive power brought -
bcar upon certain mInf.rs II orr Iegisla-
TURF. ~ Indicated by sudden rhapss Of
front by which the no-i eStra'agan' advo-
GATES Of the rights ID the people. In that body
su,i,Isaiy Nmghi u deprive tlsm Of the
power to lo,ate the Capital "in their own
way. and at such point u. they shoad -ec
IL. and a. IA. guaranteed ny The Organic
Act. was na,r ~ oi money and shar' IN
~ Peter.
We ia no, expect that the committee
now raised Ia report upon this bargain aud
sale, will he able To procure proof positive
81 ,ie crime With which ihe uauss Of certain
members nov are and m'p' remain, asso-
cia;.d Ia the public mind The parry oil"r'
Ting 6riIs Nil CERTAINLY deny the fact, while
the recipient ~ privileged frnm eliminating
himself and II II not 10 b. exported that
the guilty party will volunteer his services
N sn'h came 'eh'" VIZ a' J"''''''' ="
Jmis'be 'if" ""''' "PfH"'a'"'7
III, sople II Minne~ots have righi 10
an" ''hy "'n' scan '''' ''"''''' ~ w. ''P
re~cniatiyes In 50 doing they will AN thu
OF" "i'"'""s :" r'P"'Af "''''''R"'t' ""'
'hr ~" e"'''f'S '" s'i""''' F'''''E",
why oH. "i"''"' "" F'i"' ." ~" ''R"' :"
i"n" "" APT" W ''eH ""h way VI"
thi' '"'' 10 VIOLATION oi 'hH' ''sa"" '''
WIS" '"S INV WV" =" 'Pf'"
o' 'h-s' i~n''"fS nave e''''' "sa''f' '"'''
professions "'"' III "i''fp''" ." Wv T'''''"''
law '' W" m'" ana +" w" f''''' "''''
tha' ''"'"' "''s"'' "'" y" ''''' ''''' ""'''"'
'''ianc'7' Than h'd thr ''h'f'i PH''S Z" y"
'rr thcy must 70" '"'"" WIN VIZ "g'
tmat" reward oi lh"'r own ''n'he''
" Is laurhahle :" ~ with what aiiect~i',
hottest iniisnatta' tt'''' n"m''f- sex ''
nl'i The sf''f'hhh' e""'"'''a III gun
WI" "hhh 'h'" h''''N ar ''''" '" '"'
public m'nd '"'y are not 'o"''"' To MI
upon Tue m'fe ~ 'r' 'o"NN'N' '"" '""
WI" ''e ~ ''!mntN'' ''o"' "'' w
sinking nNh INV! y" "''' VIZ,
swear ''' '"' "Nh "'' s'"'' '''' WY "'''
u" NV" "f'""' vow ""'N'''''' "" '''>'
'"'"'"fS at" ny ''"' "~'' '''"''' "''" w."
'nH WITNESS Hga''T 'n'"'"N'S' """S''
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Grs., .s I.A.a. 9. Minnesota a.. HAIL
road Purposes.
:" 'N'"' '' ''"'" US, ''A'
DAY AFTERNOON We announced Tue passage ny
the .Senate. a q bill introduced by Mr..
T.xu. AZ Gs granting I.u,. IN hi. Ter.
-, :, ,.,,..,
''"'' !" az w INV '''''''"''''" " 'A'''
Tbs proceedings ii the Senate. ca the 18th.
while the hill wa, auier CONSIDERATION. we
,,,. ,,.l.a,.
w.su,.a,o, Feb Il
A, ,,o,;o, or n. W..ll.r IN.
s.n,,. n,oc..,sJ 10 ,he cnn.;dera,;on If
~. ~. R;II n, In. con.,ruc,;o, 81 !, wa
w., ,oaJ from Fort K eorney ,ia The south
D.. 81 ,la Rocrv W,nn,.;,. snJ Ora,
sal, .lc valIey - TN, .as,ern nnr,inr of
Cai;s.-r;, .L;c6 ,..s,.d sr.Jly
IN mo,;on or W, Te~,nbs th,. se,,,.
TT 40. The u;,,..o.a and nj, ;,,ro.
a., H., ,,h,, da, ~, h;,,, i, c,,,,Ea,n..
,.;,h ,ha ,,..mor;ai 4 Ce, .h,sl,I. md
r..
H. u~;,,,r. =. r..,,,...a,,,.,;,. oY ann, ,,i
H.. "a, So, ,o,.,.Il h;s ,,..,.s, .,,,;,,.,
al. ,,.,LoJ ~ J;s,...,,,, II ,h.. ,,,I,l,,. a..
mi,
NJ Fo,. ,ho,oh, !, x.. ,.o lat. in ,h,.
J.. aeo. ~. nn,n.r.,, ,,rs,,s a, ,b;. lind
q, -, .,.h oI,;.,.,;,,.
Mr.. Stuart explained that Tia. quantity Of
Laird granted by this bill Is onc million three
hundred thouHahd "f'9-~in"eh No. ii's''
~, In, -, ~. 90 "a, IN
The hill Grant. land 10 Minp,o,, for the
purpose Of aiding in the construction Of u
i.a'iroi 'r'' o,iiiNa'.r' D! way " 81
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Of the sioux Wool river; with branch win
saint Cloud AMI Crow Wing, to the navi-
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dot. rn,;'... ,nd .,,h q branch also from |.
c,nytp,,n, piini oi junction. west Of tb..
Mississippi, 10 The south boundary oi The
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10 the north line Of the state Of Iowa; from
Wnona via st. Peters 10 point on the
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of junction with the lat meniionsSl road
east OF range :, The land to h. selected
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-tryssuas1 ~ ia Ffsssfsia ~ and ursfA IA. I'D
zee asd ccassai y ne >s.di.
\ e ssra. Esq. II st. Pau. to h. Register
u ihe L. :. Land once, At Minneapolis Com
mission issued February It'll
Mr. -sirH who has h,u appointed. -.
atpyr, tn otr Vi ihc mast lucrative osrc,s
within the gir II the President in this Ter
ritury. camc to Minnesota IN lisa. - far
as h. has hs~n crnn~t~i With politics her,
b" has shown himself to h, about III. las,
man IN the party who should havr r-visrl
any mark whatever Il PoliticAl favor u,
was the rominsl rii,or " tn rr. Pos. a
paper started in this city ~ iesat thu eIer,
tion NM Glcs A. peIya,e by squad ~
ho,iing p,saorsis The paper sxpirsl az
ter hrict eyis,escr, from ihc jn,n' etFnrts N
Co, GosS,S's rairnas,> anil Il, olitor $
veasn~s. Sin,r this c,rai Mr. Ssl,p ha.
rmaiu~,i N profound olss,nri,y until the
Pr'.id,u, ~ tn s,h instant, called him to
par;As, = snar sour ~ ave thousand . wa,
fonm ,hg pcu'Ocraiic tS'an,y ass r~xrl
sS his ,s'ii,ie u i-'risi, ani A. mark a,
r~Isr, E'r Ms psr~'nsl .mP',rucy W. a.
suns'. a. matter II Nrur>e that ,hss az.
po'atmsnI va ua.se ssalns; the earnest
pcs,es; NJ Hon. II VI RNr. III" IN-unrrs,is
nek~at
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-26

ihey have out,trippei Gen. CAss hiu,-.,if, in
declaration. u the rights Of the r.opie u
the Territories. We may a. veil expangc
the term anti Nebraska from our political
dictionary.
The black Republicans have our sympa-
thy in thu prsiicament into which they have
fallen. Without Scxssx gci. capd. VII
s,s cui!sd. Or Hale kicked the party will
have erased To exist before the tr-i anni,er-
S.ry Of the has, Presidential clcetion.