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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

Legal investigations havo revealed
some Of The most stupendous frauds in
the late Presidential election, in Penn.
sylvaniaj that we have ever read of. -
The Germantown Telegraph, in sum-
ming up The frauds in one district says:
Sin some instances double the number
of votes were polIed that We're on the
assessment. Fifteen organ. grinders
were voted at one poll on bogus natu.
ralization papers furnished at tho win
dow. Votes were deposited in tho
names of residents, dead men, and bows
seventeen years old. Challenges we,e
totally disregarded, the inspectors took
votos without qualification, without iu-
qniry, aud in spite Of the challenges
The penitentiafy is too good for such
nnmitigated scoundrels. They should
be publicly whipped and placed in a pill
lory 10 be pelted and mocked by every
friend of The right Of soGiragc'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

Cost Of Bcacro1emt .SocieiieS.--.A cor.
respondent of The Eramiacr, in advoca-
llng the consolidation Of the Baptist
Bible Publication, and IIome Mission
Societies, makes the follIwing state
ment -
81 have examined with tha assistance
OF an intelligent friend, the last annual
reports of the three Societies, and find
that their combined expenditures Cor
the year 1866, amount in round mum.
bers TO $l34,OO0 and that Of this a.
mount $1,000 were expended for the
objects for which the Societies exist
aud that $4l, 500 were used in wo, king
the machinery Of the Societies. That
1t has cost fifty cents to get a dollar out
OF the purse of the contributor, and 10
apply il To The object for which the mon
ey was given and it has been thus with
all the dollars raised and expended by
our three general Societies engaged in
the work Of hume evangclizstiuit. Yns
expense Of supporting these ogoniza.
tons has been equal to fifty per cent
on the whole sum that has passed thro'
their treasurers to the objects Tor which
The money was contributed"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30
]loeti1al.
'Tis Wen to have "a Merry Heart.


IT'S well to have a merry heart,
However short VIC stay
Thcrc's wisdom in merry heart,
Whatc'er the world may say.
Philosophy may lin its head,
And find ont many law,
But give me that philosophy
That's happy with a straw.
If liic but bring us happiness
II brings us, VIC arc told,
Whats hard TO buy, though ich ones try
With all their heaps of gold!
Then laugh away--lct others soy
Whate'cr they will of mirth;
Who laugh the most may truly say
He's got the wealth Of earth.
There's beauty in a merry laugh,
moral beauty, too
1t shows the heart an honest heart
That's paid each man his due,
And lent a share Of what's to spare,
Despite ofwisdom's fears,
And made the cheek less sorrow speak,
The eye weep fewer tears.
The eye may shroud itsclfn cloud
The tempest wrath begin;
1t finds spark to cheer the dark,
Its sunlight is within!
Then laugh away, let others say
Whato'er they will ofmirlh;
who laughs the most may truly boast
Hes got the wealth ofcarth.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

Mes0 Orleans, May IS City Of Mex
lco dates to the goth have been received.
Tho Sonora filibuster expedition had
created some excitement, aud some four
thousand troops had been sent against
It. 1t was reported that the fiibustets
had captured several points.
Mw Orleans, May f3.--The stock Of
collie in port at present is the largest
quantity ever known at New Ol1ans. -
There are $4,000 bags in tho city aud
at 1000 on board ships at quarantine. -
Sale Of Prime III llB.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

The York Pennsylvania states that
the Rev. r.. Hutchins, formerly pastor
of the Episcopal church in that place,
but now residing at Albion, Ill, lately
lost seven out of nine children in ten
successive days from scarlet fever, and
at the last accounts the other two were
i'll of the same disease.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30
COUNTY PAPERS.

County papers arc of more use than
most people generally imagine.
They very naturally aid in directing
public attention to matters in which
every citizen OF the country is more O,
less Interested.
i hey contribute in variety of ways
to the formation of public opinion, on
subjects of public interest.
They furnish very convenient medi.
nms for discussion Of questions uf local
interest
They aid in giving characters and i'm.
portance to the country in which they
are published
They stimulate taste for reading.
and disseminate, in the course of one
year, vast amount ofinlormation, much
OF which would not reach portion of
the readers through any other channel.
They are Of essential good in fam
lily, in fostering a taste for reading
among children. Country papers enjoy
an advantage over papers published at
distance, because many Of their itemS
are of a local interest. which, naturally
attracts child's attention. The advcr.
tlsing columns, also are particularly
attractive to many persons.
They are Of essential service 10 pub.
fishing various items Of local intelligence
in which The citizens arc more or less
interested, hut Of which many would re-.
main uniformed, were il no, for these
papers,
Iii. sbof,--c6ubty papers add in a
great variety of ways to tho character,
intelligence and prosperity Of the coun-
ty in which they are Published; and
therefore, have, strong claim TO the
support upon az whom they directly or
indirectly benefit.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

n Virginia Caadidute.--A certain
Mr.. Lipstombj wishing to represent the
Richmond way district in the next
Congress, promises his fellow citizens
that it lected he will "cowhide the frs,
northern rascal who dares to make an
offensive speech against slavery and
particularly that "lfe would like to have
ne tth1e pleasure Of stripping Tho back Of
builingame," promising to treat him
even worse than the "lamenled Brooks
did old Sumner" He also promises
bls constituents that they shall have no
taxes to pay, ,ha, their children shall be
educated, (the best promise oftbe wholc)
aud that their roads shall be built with.
out expense. This sounds like the cah
didate who promised to marry all the
widows aud father all the orphan chill.
dren.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

France in China, and use all legitimate
means to prevent either of those pow
ers from obtaining such rights and priv
ilegcs in that country as would give
them an advantage over the United
States.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

4 correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, who processes to have watch
ed the crops for the last forty years,
predicts that in the States Of Kenttic.
ky, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, there
will be a more abundant yield of wheat
this season, than ever before:
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

There are no less than twenty and
q half millions worth Of imported goods
lying in the warehouses of New York,
to wait the reduction of duties under
the new tariff. This is twice the amount
ordinarily in the warehouses Of that
port.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

Dir. William Elder, of Philadelphia,
IS preparing biography of Elisha X.
Kane, the Arctic explorer. The FAM
lily of the deceased have supplied much
valuable matter in the shape of jour-
nails, manuscripts, &c. 1t will be On
interesting and valuable work.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

George NJ. Atwater, of Springfield,
owns at Cleveland, Ohio, the largest
private warehouse in the U. States. 1t
is 178 by 140 feet, and its five floors
have an area of sixteen thousand eight
hundred square feet each--in all about
two acres.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

nay" DR.. Brandreth offers to be one
of ten OF twenty to give o thousand
dollars each as a reward for the detec.
tion of the murderer OF murdcrcrs of
DR., Burdclls
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

Il blowing match was advertised to
come off near Utica, n. Y, ON Thus
day l4'h. ThUre was no announcement
as TO weather permitting" and the man
with the snow plough claimed The prize,
as his, was The only plough on tho
g!ound. The judges decided tbat his
plough was not on Tho grouad, by at
least one foot, and 50 the match was post
poDcd.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

LAND SPECULATION Tho farmers
OF an interior county Of New York,
had on deposit in certain bank, in the
spring of 1856, the sum Of 1856, 900.
Week before last it's deposit account
footed up only $4,000, the balance
having been withdrawn for investment
at the West; now the farmers are bor-
rowing money.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

Babylon was one Of the wonders Of
the East lis walls were 81 #. thick.
and 800 feet high, and were sixty miles
in extent. The Tower or Temple of
Beluss,ood in tho middle of il, in which
was golden image of Baal, forty feet
high.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

A thief, in descending The chimney Of
Mrs. l1arWood, Bedford street, stuck
fast, aud Mrs. Harwood having pre-.
moni'ion of his presence bu,n, him o,
With straw, and wben tho poor fellow
was drawn up from The smoke aud llamo
he was more dead than alive.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

A Massachusetts, paper, the edi,3r OF
which has tried il, recommends the fol.
lowing simple cure FOR dyseptery:
An old friend handed US the f,llow.
ing simple receipt for publication. IT
has been prac,ced IN his family for ma.
ny years, With Uniform sdccess, ever in
the most alarming stages of the com.
plafot Take lpdian corn, roasted aud
ground IN the manner ofcofIee (or coarse
meal bfowned) and boil in a sufficient
quantity of water to produce strong ii.
quid like coffee, and drink teacup. full
warm, two or three times day. One
days practice IL is said will effect q
cure.
The entire amount Of public lanjs
sold aud located IN Washington Terri.
4. a a. -
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

MornER II was nobly and touching.
~ said by Cowpor "I had rarber pos.
Sess my mothers picture THAI tho ricb.
'rs' jewel in tho Il itiSh crown"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

One Cincinnati firm has shipped to
the Western Territories since the I'd
day Of March, t50 ready made houses.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

Moral Co@rags.--sffavo the courage
to own your altered opinions you
have no occasions to be ashamed ofthe
change.
Have the courage To hear what your
enemies say Of you. You will learn
secrets worth knowing.
Have the courage to tell The truth
You will find it much easier in the enc
than falsehooJ.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30

Hops ordered oat Of tie Mnket-.
Tho Norfolk (Vo) Argus states that OF.
muiatto girl went to the market oil
That city with hoops SO extensive thai
the clerk ordered her sway from the
place as an obstruction. In the mean
time q noisy crowd had collected. aud
the girl became frightened, attempted
to tear her hoops off, IN which she was
successfully aided by two or three col.
ored women present.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11
the s.s.sssws,s.ai Csav.assss.

The returns eosr IN slowly. The vote
polhd throughout 'hc rrrri,ory WAS very
light The ele',icn transp,n'i q, sn unfor'
.una'c ~aSm al the yeur 10 scuN fall
,u,ncn, II the voters. az the farmers. owing
Ia the backward spring " ~ husly cneas~i
planting and pio~ing ~ election day We
10 ~, think tina, ia the country. mow than
hall ,bc veto ~ss p'lleSi
In the tirs, Council District. the Hrruh-
l'cans have cscc,el toar ,i-legs,e- lr,m Chs.
asc coaniy. AMI the Democrats eight FROM
Wash,rg'on county
In tbs SoN'nl District. -, rauL twelve
ptm~crais ha,c esca e,gc;ci. IS ALREADY an
uoanNd
In the rhini Distract. ~, Au,houv. fur
IA.nss rats AMI two Republicans have h~n
gsVt~d
In the Fourth Counc, District. c'mpcssl
If GeJhac. BODY AMI fryrhorn. ~ hayr
no ADDITIONAL rpturus The las, rSra~d
.taicd ,ha, fur hmocra,s aDd i~o Rrpab'
.scans hal hSn ehV,~'
In the Finh Council ns,riei. Dawn
Gus,> and 7, { SURREY havr hSn cl,v,
N. ~,hca, inaht delegates a; lar-a We
also belcvc ,ha. MssFs J. kNu,tl and
wv, Srrwse ha,r eSu csec;sd firm the
eastern representative disirN;. sud Joan
rs>vurRp. hmccrst. an, Nr W,t, Re-
pablicaa. fN,m the wrs,rrn district. ccm
psssNl u Stcarns aai Virgil, o,aa,sss Tbs
raohtss> ~ laAr Ani 81 taas are a,sn a,
tsch,d to this district thy Wi clsr, too
neuoV~,.
lbe s,,h Ccao'rl District Is csnpp~si
u Dakota. SeS,t AL R.s oogntiCs la
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11

.ots county eIssss ssx Democrats. and Scott
ounty, three -MMws KExxKDY, WAKxgK
ID DAVIS, cd GALBsArn. Republican -
,ssst county siso gives the Democratic can
Iidstss fs duiessa~ at large. IS majority.
sesiins has been lizard from Rice county.
Psnbius county forms the seventh Dis
rieL OF cssss W have heard nothing
run this county.
The Eighth CosseiI District consists Of
Iosaton, Yillmsre ssl Mower counties. In
dover Cosoty, 80 Democrat anil obe he
mblicss wore piscsd in nomination at 3
itissas' coavestioa, but in the other coun-
ies parry liscs have bcn drawn. We have
70 nsws otlses tAaa ynmm that the Re
sblisaas have slsetsd the four delegates IN
he Pilimose Subdivision Of the district
10 the Ninth District, composed Of Wa
,ashaw. Winona, and Olmstcad the I.cpnb-
leans have elected six delegates from wi.
iona, and Olmstead. The latter statement
Is not reliable. however.
10 the south District composed Of 3ibley,
Pierce, Renville, Hue Earth, Nicollet, Ir
Sour, sjte L., and Farribault counties. For
delegates at large. we have returns from
sibley County. Traverse, St. Peter. Manks-
10 and X asoia. the vote stands ~ follows
tIEsDxnsos. Dem, $50; I;rrrKRs. Dem,
500 Riods, Rep. 23l MLasK. Rep, $50,
There is Az even chance for the election Of
both VI our candidates for Delegates a,
large, bat FL.sDRAus election we regard
~ certain. Ia the First Representative
District, W. are indnc, d TO think that Mesrs
J. X. Bmows, BAAas, Swan, and MA-Mc
nos, Democrats. have been elected In The
Second District, the resul, Is doubtful.
IN the eleventh Council District. composed
Of II,nnepin, Metkcr, Carver, mud McIs@l
Counties. the Republicans have elected out
Of the Delegates at large Col. ALpRlcu
and the Democrats the othcr--either Il. =
RrsssLL or MARTIN MLyop. Both thcs,
gentlemen. we believe, received more vote
than SHELDON, tho other Republican candi
date for Delegate at large. In the Firs
Representative District. the Republicans
have elected Ave Delegates. and the Demo
Gratis one. Dr. A. Il. AxEs. over u. l.
Sxuu, Rep. In the Second District o
Carver, MIeod and Mekcr Counties, VI
believe. the election Of one Democrat ana
two Republicans ia conceived. The o'he'
remains IN doubt.
The following rccapitulstion, will giv'
some idea Of the probable political compost
ton Of the Convention. We make It ~
from the most reliable information IN oul
pOsSe~sion
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11
Dem. Rep. Not heard from
~ ioabunl.

fWra AysSvg limsL.--rhc y. York
Journal " Commsres gives tho following nc
count Of q ssw hotel IN the Fiflh avenue.
in which 81 900 900 will he invested
A still more notable building ia the
mammoth hotel recently commenced On
fifth avenue, aud extending from 2ll Ia
?lth s,rN',s, formerly known as the Hippo
drome property for Amos L. Emo, II IS
Anticipated that this cdi6cc. Us hotel. will
be nowhcr, surpassed IN this country. On
fii,h avenue il will have white marble
front Of two hundrsi feet, and depth on
the slr str,Vts II two hundred AMI twenty
four feet the whole six stories IN height 1t
will he In the Italian style Of architecture.
with projecting porticos TO the 'hr"
main eu,ran,cs spacious vaults, dining
rooms AMI kitchens On the second hoor,
suites Of apartments sufficient To accommo
date ten thousand persons, bathrooms, and
all the appurtenanc,r 81 y hotel al the high
cst class The building will he heated by
steam In every part, The COS, will n in
,hr neighboarhad OF $500 900. or, inclui-
ing ground AMI furniture about 81 100000,
II is expected that the building viii lc fin.
,sh,,i in the fall Of 1857, The Fif>h avenue
side will form seven s,orss. A distinguish
nj feature will be the great width II the cor
ridors. in,ersS,ing the huiling in every
par,. None will b. lcSs than ten ks,, and
that 10 the dining room viii he twcs'y
eight"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11

Reed had . long interview to day with Sec
rotary Cas., and received his Instructions
I/rd Nspieris hall last evening was
splendid affair, and Ia today the theme
all tongues. The members Of the Cabinet
foreign ministers. distinguished individual
both domestic and foreign, amongst then
Mr.. Reed, Commissioner to China, am
Chevalier wikoG, were the lions u the even
ing.
The Navy Department to-day received In
telligence from Captain Hudson, who com
mands the Niagara, sent out 10 lay the sub
marine telerraphic cable, stating that sh'
hal arrived at GraveseDd. near London
making the passage In eighteen days, and
that cool health prevailed among officer,
and crew.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11

Mr. FlASpH,r. the Sioax Arn,. informs
IA iha, the rumor In the Henderson Demo.
cfai. AMI vpablishcl in the city papers,
that the four lpiians despatched 10 ransom
Miss G,RpISks and Mrs, Cuuscn. had bcn
munirrNi, IL evidently unioumIcd, That
this Is ~, Ia apparent rrcm the fact tina,
Wills the c,psii,iou to Ink padu tabs camp
lel the Yellow Medicine Agency. On Sa,ur>
day, the ?ad ut. the rcpert of their murder
rvaehcl Henderson, IN tho following Satar.
dav, the Roth, anil. a. the Indians from whom
the danger wss apprheaioi. were at leas,
four days journey from the Agency. IL would
have l@Vo impossible e,rn i the party bal
bcNnn attacked, Tor the news to have reached
iIemtr~n a, the time spec,hoi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11

Three precincls in OoUlhue county remain
y bs heard from. II Is supposed they viii.
Ia the aggregate. give 10 Republican ma-
jotiIy.
In Dodge county, We arc informed. sirsrs
Fasssoss. La Dex. CoLvitLs and srAcy,
Democrats. anil MAsroa, Republican, are
aheai. a. Far ss heard from. Thrv pre-
s'ncts arc yet TO come In. which will no,
change tho rvalt.
frsvboru. the remaining county 10 the dis
riet, has not bvn heard FROM.
Our friend. rom Rcd Wing. seem cont
dent Of the election OF Mcssr. FRsknoss,
CoLviLLs. Ia DrK and SrAcv.
WNosA Cocson Dnratcf In the WI
mona and Wabashaw district. the Repabli.
cana have certainly elected their en,Ir tick
ct. by maor,ies ranging from two to ,hre,
hanLryd. Tho nrsossfal candidates arr
Messrs. BALcoaa. WILsos. GxsRlsa. Dutkr,
DALpwiS, and kssr. Tho voteia Winoua
wAs ~ follows;
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11

c.sre.s -e.i.ny- e he Ns- Yea asr.i
WASHINGTON. May %
The news Of the fil,hastrr COLLAPSE and ~
tho evacuation ~ Nicaragua by Waker
has prsluc~i in oar diplomatic cirrlcs hers
quite Vrry lively ssnsa,ioa, The accom
Ianying ,mpr,an, rumor II the c-Sinn by
New Grna,a Of the Panama islands To
England the very elamls which to,umis'
sloacr Ncra hal lscn instructed 10 pur'
chase. II possible. as a Cnisd Stairs depot,
has also givn prw impaisr 10 car shisc'
in retrrercr io ii, whole Central American
controversy.
Il u suppc~si that the nee 1ransJisn
gcvrnmcu, adopted this cxpsicnt oi li9al.
dating the English Mcln,c-h claim oy ths'
CSssinu II the aE,nsad l.lanls. Is the r,si'.
,~i way II csssp'ng an appl'cstion from Nj
Ners,. anil a. check against any faiurc
Walker incurs.cn BY way of the Panama
California n,aic. The cabinet however
arr drs,s~si to wait sr tho othcial facts IN
the ca-' trfre they sgsIn vcntiisie the gvn-
cral sahfvi.
The SECRETARY % War AMI Gvn Scot,
naNN wv a'NstfN IkskNt wv WV WV
AMI asvr sh.at complsivl the Arrangements
10 and large military kre 10 Utah, aD.
der command d ,,.pcral ilsrncy. orhrs
have l.sl b-sa. lssss,l ~ ths pSNsssry ,taa
departments 81 hssr III, ALLOWING ,rvs'y~ in
rsdiS~s a. s.ssa aspsssihr >ssNosi Reg.
,ncnt pragNpes. fiih alsi Tenth Rsvinacn,s
81 Infantry, md Capt ra,@ps Raficy OF
Light Arnilry, making urssrs 81 tao
,hoasani ,rcF~. The slm,nrtra,sa arr
std ~i,hca, . Gcverucr kx Utah
Tbs Cah,mt had shcr, session. to-day.
AMI i, s rumnNSl tAs rvruinS that the 'or.
es2n appointments dipA'psiic AMI cusalar.
u,aklns IA all suse tan ~ htsSn wrrr made.
Aisi tia, they vii b. annoansSd a. s,sna ~
il y As.yrta.red whether ,uo IT the iaiivi
Gals designated. and ~hc have hSn written
,e by the rr~si,n, vii scspt
Mr. RSd car Minister h China. ls~w~
Acr 10 acrros kS fhILsiclpAla. wA're BE-
ali rrnaia an,l The Man~s,a s r~siy to
aac Hamp,a Rsasis shsca ~dl ls IN
ahra, ,xo wwss Tbs AitacAcs 10 The e.
sa,ton Ar AtSsrs Wll,Am Rssd. " Men
lev. and q. " Rsd. u Ph.ls.clphia. anil
NJ. D u Forte ~ New York. Nr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11

a~FtkFiktD fhts1b4-vIa issy @s.ei
nan ~ssia rsnsis under he sass. u aissKrsssbi
sss.'b. ~bsa BY asias ths "Bsls or rsors.ss p,1v
sss, d-a.sihss, xosid snly render s~ss, og'
lssss The teeth SAis alabssss, Hsay perssss A.
ssa~ ti.' ts~is breath s bal and the saher assa
'hsS Trend. wiil msssnn n Pour so ~. dr,4
HAHN Jour s,sb brush, and ~ssh h~ 'sstA aixs'
sHd reins say sssi t-sl~ VII issi Jear
Bs.pusul C"sfls.rios mag easily be SECURED =,
rsing he " fsls ~ a TsoesAsp FinsBss" Il vii =,
.n rinplss zhd frsrtirs from he ssia iess'eg
q an sal rs..i- ba-. Wei = ts~si posr Ga
iarss drurs, snd wash he fse1 ushl md naruss.
ssiyis. MARS Easy We, your shaving brush In snh
NJ enld ae srm water, po~ isr~~ dsss. AZ ta
b.is or rRotsssb Ftossss" rub NE beard veil
st ali n.ak. bsssnfal son IaAsr, much fsc.rin,
isr e1,srs,ss of stsvias fnTs only ~ cents For sa
ny all prnRgisis beware ~ eoabisrfsh. N,As genuine
Gaiss- azasd by
VIZ rfTRfDGE CO.
frankhn Etuzre. Ns~ York.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11

Tiasf CocscM DisraioT. MesRs n
GnSshT and II. N. sxrsKR arc excited n
Deiegstss at large from tho Saltwater sub
division of this Council District. 10 u
Cottage Grove r., rssentstive District
lion. JANIS 3. NoAsIs aGd q. X. t.sosAap
Democrats, have been elected. instead .
0SrcnsLL. lIepablican, ~ besntofore stated
A very light vote Was cast 10 this district
10 Cottage Grove, thu vote stood Noanp
80, OEr.urlL. 20 but 10 the Point Doug
Las precinct, while GsrcusiL received N
votes, LsosAnD got 90. making inajori,,
Of the votes east 10 tho district
We have received the following letter from
NJ. AsBorr. Of tho saltwater Unoni
srLtwArsa, N. r., Jans lat. 1851
lha,s good news for ycu The polls a.
sls-ed. anil the following Il tho result
For dsIssats. Ia the State Constitutional Con
-s"'ioa, fnr arst ,ubdly,sion " ilrst Council Ds
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11
SAINT PiUL CITY DIRECTORY,

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