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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

IL will be seu i,o,n tho a'sove that al The
candidates nominated NJ rho tessn, lNii'''
cratic Conventions have Decn e''e'ed. oaf
r,a.ier. well snow that We dn ae' CONSIDER
the e!eetiDa ~ Mcasrs t.oesas sud Nc
Gsoa,s mat,cf for special gTa'nh''on en'
IN the remainder cf 'i,a snec'sssfel .'okr' Nc
have men every wsv worthy et the '''o'
rn,o Of the party
fl Reserve rr.c,nt Nessts sbsfbasne
and ueckcr hail each 81 votes, ei'd Me''fs.
l,snnoh ani Cooper safh ~ 1otss, showing
majority fot The Democrats candidates Of
Ia vo,cs,
Tho vole N Little Cansda PFoeiact was
a. fellows iar Representative Delegates
Murray y Taylor Eg'nest Fab"r
German Ma.to'ly $, s'a'hfy' In
dependsoi candidate. h.l 80 VOTES i'at'sy
haa . voWs lhse'as . Ward : sao'
horn pony liodwan p ia p'i"
tais. al larsv. 'b,ebrur h.d SO 'ntre
BecAsr ~ ilrapgh = ttq-i 81.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

HcErisig AccfDEsr-.-A YoUsa Lazy.
~ >nISsiE MAcniSs,--The bnpdas, &C.
" Harder records NEST hcart-reudigg
accident which occurred at Mil'grcve, On
Thursday las' 4:
\ young WOMAN daughter 81 Mr.. DaS 8
Cummings, sas in attendance or a shibgle
machine, when. We presume, through her
an,aGtioasness, The strings If her bonnet
were snatchel into the nschior ,hsrcby
Jerking the unfortunate girl brad foremost
towards the knife. and ia the ,vInkiug ct
AZ eve. completely scs!Pd her cut "A both
ears. and Immediately hrrlci its victim
rousd 10 a manner not 10 bc acroantfd for.
and cRt off portion OF Der fv', abe was
,b,s thrown 10 he grosnd sensc.e-s. but,
eosslerful to say alive Medical all sss
Immediately procured. but We learn that the
poor yuaus woman * not hksiy To recover
This y ose Of the most distressing accidents
We have ever hfasd r.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

The n y Herald Is oot 10 All article de-
nouncing the preseD, system Of extrass-
yaace in vogue ia The leading New York
hotels, spcakipg Of the prorosition to
raise the price u board 10 three dollars Ier
day the Herald says
We haze 10 hesitation ia saying, IN the
iirst place, that the style Of living offered 10
the public at the great ho.els---ths Aston
the Clarendon, the St. Nicholas. the Everett,
the Union far., h. Brevoort. &c.--is far
more costly than il ought or iced TO be-
There u more CANDY and expensive furniture
in the drawing rooms than any ore living
cares for. No drawing ro5ni 10 the house
Of a lady II good taste contains such arti-
e!es Of furniture al such absurd prices as
croxd tho ladies sailors Of the 81. Nicholas
Aod It's compeers. This extraYaganoe
achieves no useful purpose. while il aids ma
terialiy 10 the sum which the receipts from
the house mus: make good. Suppose the
owneS Of the hrst class hotels were 10 De
eide 10 buy no more Candy furniture, no
more paring Toeciti!ss. no more rosewood
absnrilties would they not 60 some way
toward enabling Themselves 10 keep board
ers at SO so pr day
| Again. The style OF eating al such great
houses - the Everett, the ~. Nicholas. The
ciarendoh' &c y quite ftss'eSsariiy espai-
sise ani wastefal. Just ~ the guest from
the country avoids the yellos broca,ei couch
to sek scat on plain old fashioned hair
bottoned char, 40 Observation-Disclosures OF the
iun'a'es OF "ir notes ARE "f'aln 10 diue Gay
aiier iay On roast bei or roast mutton,
though hfr @ q bin Of iare a. Dng -
one $ aftn' covered with The nanrs 81 French
aeih"'S' thr,t or iolf gours'ahds may
DC s'en passing liqnori.hy from one iare'gn
dEb IA snotbfT AMI Tor these three or '"nr
al exquisite a'nhef 'or twenty nist he pre-
pared Again none OF The great hotels can
un be'orrhahh now many guests they VII
have AZ dinner ,hcre may oe two hundred
% There may he three and therefore rs AZ
Use guests ,no's uiie together. AMI II would
INC Impossible To urn away guest dInner-
hSs' d dlnnef nus' Va prepared Tor the lsrg
or hamoer' should Ire ac'nai snpply OF
mouths approximate more closely Ia The
shsni*'' u'e overp'us o. 'ood Is i'rt Is There
no sAym cahiking this ieAk
Two hShiing hoielt'~' IN" Asioi fioasf am
ue Dfe'oort-ba'e ssfhHis'y u'scofered
h'foo'e sys'"-- ~ the shape u n~tamrah'
Pri5 ffs. In the Old room which w1
once Known as inc As,or Exchange. the pro.
/ pr'e'or' OF ,he As'or hoar have Established
rs'aafan', Where man may DINE q, any
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WEEKLY IIOsEEn tsD Dssm os M.


Tie esrf,lon on Mosaay, vas very animated
and exciting The sc,a polisi was anpfe-
.r-lep,edy lstge--so large Indeed, rs to ere
ate veil founded saspioions a Fraudulent
voting in snmc Of the wards to . moot
.hamoful esirn, On his sa,,jee' however
we will defer all comments. oni'l placed m
the ps+ses.ioa II reliable eyidenes ME
the success 81 lha Democratic party, IS re-
suit In which We fssl vital interest VIZ
,hall never couptepapca this commission OF
Illegal sets 10 seenrv II
The following Il tn" r,salt ~ 'h's COUNCIL
llssrirt ...-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

Hon. n. ". sIbLsY. Il viii be- sen. l''ada
the rtrnaifw..r ~ tk ticket IT, vi te
elt.i'Hi BY very large naipri'. II d
lrplsable thai br. fosrKx Republican, has
baon elected over VIZ. M.yas. Democrat,
bat With this exception We believe cur entr'
ticket has bssn saerwf,il
"A lar ~ heard from. tie Democrats
have elected tA,fgGH DeieRs'ss aIi tbs
Bsek Republicans, sisrcs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

Al,
y bk'riFuh 'L'SsicM ALh's'o>'~- W.
W,srHaor. of Massachusetts,. IN his address.
"a H., v,.tc.I pr.,i,.t IN p,s,cr l,., wye.
1''"i'~ W '''' ''''''' f''''''' >'''''''' ~ "
graph ~ 'hssc words
a. ,t.;..r,,, a.. a, ,h,. vs.- tstl ,h.
-. =, - b..xa., p,,,,i.,d ,n5 ,le
Irni,;. So r,s s;.-,ci Al .,.., "a
-, .,,',c,,,e,.,.,,, - ,s., i,,s.,l ..,sn,
o. ,be b,~,I ana.,ts wer, heard .iarin,,
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I, viii be noted that the average Dem"
cratic majority on Representative Electors
/, ,ss vote. The tp~'st psmpcFalie ma
,or,y IA Tor Mr.. Nasu Who ioada 'iadE"
Dos ps,on ils votes, .hils The olhst peno-
cratic candidates haze from ato 10 900 n'"-
ior,,y.
In the table below va give thf getpsns For
the soeooJ and Third Warla tef Repre-
xnsa,,ye Delegates, which e''tnIs@" portion
Of the
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

Ttis JgsUirs sSp TUE CniSgsg Arm
LEsY --rie H1a,fe,r De r.fr,ae, ssys
4 very oirioas discovery was male BY
The Eaglish during the late ai;ask apon
CsAcn, anil one which all srvr 10 Illus
;faic he history II the gSe " artillery The
laDling Party which was sa' ashore aftor
The English vessels had oTsnei their Ore
fpiad IN ops II he forts upon tbs rlvrr,
from which ise garrison had hecn ~sis.ssd,
y battery ~ az hroHn p.eces 81 artillery,
81 III. eaiiare Il IL his, the peculiar shsIe
a which attracted isc at,eatioa 81 The 81
osr 10 casaaaIsl of lae detachment. The
can's'n xsse stamped ncsT the tcsch h1s.'
Nth thr imperial cirasr ssrrmsnapj with
CAln-s, ch&rsrsess cpclcsscd within = sc-ics
Of arsbsfp>, very Gracefully dssigDNf n
the middle n th,ss 0snsntnts 80 . cyrsa IN
-lsf ami t<lov THE crass vas the date ~
1867 IN Roman htirrs pne ~ Va can
mau was psf ~ hnari NJ ,hs ae.rairsls sss
s.f2 70 l~ smi 70 kng,ani the Others wcr~
spiked Investigators. ~hsch were After
wsHi- ma5e Show the origis Of levi The
CIPHER wkeh thy bear - that n TIE kEsgs
r,r HoEs III. ose Of tie -s1~t eminsaii al
,he Chnsse .syr-~irI< who wss 'posH Is
leS, anal I'D IN i-2S Tbs rsnnarca. pSg
vas lie Aathar IL evrssi ,r~xis~- rp'r. III
arts anil .-sen.ss sdni',e5 ttf fe~',iis tn sss
coslrt. and csarioyed thru IN dSrer,
hranches a. BIZ administrator. ore Of
.!en. rhc psrs B7sin, wss charged uitk
tbs sag.r.uicsssenze - the caEsar 1sp.ry
al NaI.k;a. &rss ssis 4 probably spec ss.a
Il his sa~knNsAip.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

Thc Aih~a, ysssfra aassgsns,s that NJ
tx ~ sNsNsy Nss,n va ssan embark sifk
As Anaiiy og Earnie ~,rrv ne isssr>s- 10
pas. = YEAR
w.. r,N~ svpiie~ gssT yaL u l1Oks
=, ,secA = tiks arasr RAJ 4 val ,Ass "A a.
au.a.l,as dne,w ip III liAts
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

E,,r i',sY,, ~. p,,frtrI, S,,,nI
"a, w.. ~ Nh ~ MI, b. a..
~ .,r" I'A I.,"'J y .a1'I' Wv ~" ~
nt',N"s ~ ~" " "'" ""'" W.
""p. ~ 81 . g.
~, i"""' - s,'.' 800,
-" w ~. -, -. .,' -,
al, ,u -, y ~. 70 ''t -,
80 !" ,"'' 1s 49, $50. - .,, $500" aT'
49, ~ ~, w. -. -,
~ ~, r. ~" - r.. ~? $50 w.,
-, - a,' - - r., go. and "a,
-, - ,.-l,f'l, o.,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

4 Psar ros ras FoYSLscx - The S,s--
ass feSs raAA yiwe- a vesy ssnta InssSs *
esA.nini1s ,hs ss,s''iiss Il ,ir ps.ss' jap
icr. tA- rsars heisg ~ eossaeo ~ 70 d,
xi,his ,lss rsca a AL II ar
ssory per~on ran v'ss tfsrsn- ny -essS>
sssr xsing eSsruassn sss4a- gas az Ne
perpss~ .'a es'ay rlgss ssss 'esssisiS-
sise.. ari --,stasY A. tie ~igstos ~ 81 -
ds0rs. e, I!1s. II a. ta -s~iss tas s@FrNs'
NcA II Inc plsns, BY css~~ ssssnEaaiioo
e IN: yaspst. as rsa.xis1 ~ ts~ . Ass. sli -
sa.,.issss ~ as~a he eSswTeA II : rss.s'f
r-s,arsahs ss-sevee. th~, as,rla.A tas~
ssssli,es css thss ~ $40 sass Inv css
n.s - .sr ~ 10 nl.ksr, eye rA@a ~slhsr
vs.us sos ~ xsosa s>S - sfs 80 do
t.asrfsv W ~sAsc.ss.S - tsss GA ~ ty Obj
s-vla, ,ssn riiA re sasst c.s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

'r!~ Nev Iefs !4ss - admits HAT ss1'
st,s R,.ti ~ % seuu4i at tAs cocs. Svsr,Ss.
cl.yAr,oa sr1 h'sh mlgsic, Soath Csr,s
'.a w1 ~ easily ~ ~ plsv wi's ere
49, c-muan,ls a 'goa asssaN she rspst
Obs .1.sss.. ~ ,rA ~, c,snssseaes q ess
sli,,u c,'s vs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

fbr orels,s 81 the la Cst~@ AM
ulsS A,e RalIo@i coap@sy So he
nsatA ~ NsrVh, var So ~ y Sc tie
saai,c .aQ nth As; yea. shsn "a 49, vgrv
N oTera.pr. Sc 80 g
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

NEitscHax : g;tgus II IS cnT palnfal
osi.v 70 as.aaunev the sa,ci!s II J ohm fin,nh,
Fsl whe tD.hs, his evco,tsi lisc YESTERDAY
aiarn.nr. 81 ,hc rsslt.sncr AZ hys bS'ythar. ~
,Ae cor.Rr q lswa AM ,t.a .trr~,s ov rs;-
i.as h's shruai ai,A rsfor, whiss ahCriNx
aN!cv y = srmaorsry uzsaai;y. NJ
ras,h hal h,gr sawy4 foS ~7up.inse past.
sssi g ate las t-,a greatly dgrsss.sl IL
,saSi YESTERDAY morning b. ATE very h.tss
at h-eAssast Ard Ms h-,s,acg RichsrS, Sha
hsi bs,a Aear sa~n. ,brugh. 10 vail aF~aa
hsm 70 ais return. 10 sss' Il b rrasd not pr
vail apps hin 20 rsrsakr y s,rss sssa,
wAen 81 rnsFrsus ss ro'ei. n w,issi ts'e
.xsi hiag b his Dis-d spun M soss
With h's .Ar,Szt ss~--sa fr,sn car u ga And
she rss,r 9Th shich b. psrfsnel the sis'd
Ar.sk- b.n TIE ssz~u.ssi ws are snssv1'sst
hal 70 81 sppsara1rss. s-zssd s''sssF e-Hf'rr
eonMitiisg the sc' % pssitioa ~ ''ss' ss
C,,aA h-s.v hfs ssss sgztss ~ 'SsT tsis h.
prsveu. anv ore s,xaioz 70 rs reis"t r.
s,asA ~2s vsgy sfst~s oec. s-svrin9 al
lhs parts sr-ssS'sias. even 70 tae tcos- --
Nj ytsE,A. we l-,seys. wAs ~ cS!rifsl
re,,h.,,.se ~ a ra,irss.s, 90 ,hr rasISr cgsSst.
ssi sas hesr tssssssae. aria rssEy be-
,sapostara sas,tocs a waicA ~ -slAssc sAvN
t.ssz A~riy o,rnsrysL We rsssl,'e -iis
tl-s rrlAilvss ~ i've aeSsaS~i -'ay thTr ssl
s.SssaSass,s - thsir asp asslcsin.
Coraoc- Lrszi I'D ~ ssg's-s ~ The t-siy
\ ,,rl.t ~ss -vxsssea iB .co~vs-e~ ~'ts
tar shlvs r4rrai , ssrea r~sse~s
Nv ,,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

The \. Y. Heraid. Of the 18th publishes
q call 10 the friends of Wv. n. Srwazp ITO
Organize ard dria their troops for Che grand
campaign II ls6o' The Black Repnhlt
ears, in he following eAtrsct ftou' tn Tier.
aLfs article, recsi,e sundry siy digs
As sri forth IN enr call. the occasion ant
Ill Tn. circumstances Of the occasion art pro.
pi,ious New York city, the very bad
quarters II the national ,l,nocracy, is under
regular siegp. On every side We are CON
passed. by thu en,renchnents and batteries
Of the lat. legislature With hope OF TINS
reducing this city and its suburbs 10 a sur
render 10 the central power al Albany. therc
!. also The hope Of a complete pso,,ration Of
tina, balance Of power which this little cor
aer of the commonwealth would otherwise
retain against the arrangement OF Mr. scw
ards Albany regency Thus. let the city Of
New York aud .s surroundings bc reyoia-
| tinni~d BY thu municipal acts Of Albany law
makers, All tic NEST formidable fortress OF
Mr. seward. enstnies IN the North viii b.
| captured Hence the importance a an i'm
mediate organization here. there and every
where, uD,Ier the ralying cry Of "W. VI.
| Seward agaius; the fhe1l for l-60. II -
Indispensable 10 the early sGbIngation u
New York city.
The w ashingtou lobby. sill under he
management II Mr. Weed. Mr.. o. u. Mat
'ison and Company; the Albany lobby ard
thu Albany jun,a IN good discipline, 10 cob
| junction with the various railroad and spec
ulating bubbles Of the day, may now b.
made 10 work p~t glnriousy together un.
der the tiag 81 w. II. Seward. And Why
delay Why wait until general financial
collapse shall spoil everything, No time Is
20 b. lost for we know not what ,iay may
bring forth Now. railroads, railroad land
bills, patent iots. town lots, Autograph eiti''s
ard financial schemes II al kind. ray he
turned into 80 mach solid cash IN the organ
ixa,ion Of Mr. S.wards party The delay
| Of a year or two, or 81 q month or two may
result Ia The loss 81 all these resources ot pc
iitical capital. HUT arr not these cash ~.
sources 81 railrcad stocks and credits, and
bonds, and lobby i.es. city sites, town lots
&c, too valuable to De- wns'efully thrown
away
And how can they lie moe Effectively
used than ia meeting the contingent expsn.
$50 Of general and detailed party crgani-
za,lon in behalf 81 the man who stands he
fore the world the organ, the advocate and
the champion Of all the parties concerned ,
| Finally. We know that Mr. seward W.
pirs~ to the Presidency that his eonRden-
iial political agents arr DESTROYS 81 getting
him u nomination and u powerful party 10
back Il, in $50. and that this u the time TO
proceed 10 an organization in his behalf II
his friends delay, they may lose the final adj
vautagss which they may nov command
all their measures Tor the snbjugation Of this
metropolis may fail and the Fremont ard
Fillmore people may slip 10 and carry on all
the foating material Of ths country. Organ
| tsc. thtn Is the word There ia nothing
like "a .ea-oaable AMI disciplined oryaniza-
| ton
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Ctr ON ST. GroRsk.---A military CORES
ponlen, OF the Richmond Despatch gives the
following ~ evidence of the accomplished
workmanship OF Pulaski The s~ne Ia ia
savannah tieorgia
Coun, Pulaski the gallant Polanter. who
COMMANDED the American', as be always h'i
on attacks. 80 now. on the retreat be brought
up The rear Tee sun was declining in the
w,>'. the shadows of The charging stes,h and
riders we're stretched along Over the plsn --
Pulaski never locked 'ehlpd, hu, watched
the flying shadows rs they gained ground
slowly. but steadily over these ii his own
jade,i hor~mcn Finding that the shadow
of the lcaiing British horss had lapped that
II his own crupprr, with the sise'l ~ 'hun.
derhol', be gave tis cut Of ~. teorge, rear
cntl ani his puHucr's bead f'll into the ,ins-
~ rad
th. British, checked BY the kail II their
lea,ler relaxed their sr-,si. and Pnlsski. in
ths rneantmc, waun,lsNi, aiv' his party 81
eap<-i
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We tsink Messrs 4. /. kus0iA aHh
NARris Nci.rop, p,nioorss have e>en
slec,,l Dc.cw.scs 8, larry 'roIn 'he iicg'cp'o
turie,, and ;ha, in tbs frs, representative
3strirt. one nrreva,. w \ . AVS Z
,1 othrFs. ha,r b,sn slsctssi,
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" .ssrSsrus Cesar TIE movement q
tar Cabiae' oe<s.g-ghrdk p.sa CO tas ~
saS.iian - Ca.@ tnhrssiny the sstire GO
Spsrassoa 4 gaglssl rraass Ard Span. ty
rSrrhas a. ,se Dste-si sasaA,an q $3.50.
coo 90 AL \ : 'isoaEs' 500 that &C al
v2ss. u 'ses'T f.y rrass, ~is = a aatsse.e
'ery saasg's u AiASwsas We ~ s3cvArsi
va - q To- slsad ~ Rotss~skiisls ars o.
b. suunsSlsJ via The yss.ies' hcsiass e.
,hs srr4arsGsrf zsi Their s-s, ~-4ssssssr.
aA 10 tbs ayyasHtEsBi u a nerEher "
a nssnbsr q ,Aa4r ,s.ls Ar, .hsr sassc~i
Asa,,s--Mf Aagsss E~l % s.~ - " susse-
u -galn Nr HssE@usss s--a. Erostioa
"a lss 5srSsase q C@bs s-sl Il h cas tsy
4 % as~>ssAAs .srrss bs vi Woo fsrs
Hx-spsf
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\ y>ssnr stasea' og ,Ae folyt'chaisA
.cA<.c, u rsris has yss' ie'ehtesi aes ki'a
81 ,Sie,,nS typ, bearing e'iers II zach sa''.
-, ,Sai cvsnpy~ias a~reoag~ oasirr af-l So
Q y,i.@ arr s,raes ~ snssa
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The table herewith given shaw' 'hh' 20
.olt fer pelegates al large IN 'h' cay 81
81, Pau
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

Ayo,aas parneetst,. n'Ains,I, Ia tee tSastA
district tioa
Thu iollnw,ag "a the total ,e,c i"r hrpre-
m,tia,ise lnaxates
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-04

Mcs.rS hs,Nrr, " ,psss sg1 p,,s> aFc
apaoe6i,dl eis,,e5 Representative asl'-
ga,cs. s,d il b rrohalle TIA, .hsa,sra,
Epuhlican is elected rs tie asr'h dsbva',
over AsNssugs nesa~rat
Scott AMI nicy ooun..la Vsio io4o'Acg tor
dcleesu5 a, argg \, tacprmocratic rat
ds.a;sy, a 80 lra,' soc,t Dea''y s'h iraa
Two b. ,hr,, sa,.isei ma,,eH ,a oo0ies'
~,il D.. ,cr, cs~r y, hs,y r'rnng hopss
ostaarlrci,aa 81 NstsN iiA~.hs sad REAp
LEs. h0ssyi-
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Ne ha,v received the re,a,ss ir,'r the 49,
epss. Irvai iasef, and spring t.sAr frec'"s ",
~hssh f,ct nr a. Inlioes

ag5sylss srfe r,.seA ~ NJ ~hsieFec rrs
,set la, sect etea tbe pr.e'''c, IVES nsca
isfsss ,Aza 4 awe - sft ssiss we've rel'c3'
Tbs F,'ovlny i. ,bs ,u'r IN l.oiie flaine
district
nao.srsA~. 4AVsrtgaAkf
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roar scy Morning.. -Iass sf4s. is'r'


al the Pioneer Build sss, eofesr Talfa and
.jseksoa .lrsst~, BY
ocoDi.icU. sDMEES Sif'o.
UArLE a. GOODRICH. ......-.,.,...,., skpiTok
~ Z N
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\ NM rs..lag oi 81 ~ crplct T. thss
rmsrcd D, $ ~ssart hairS y honis aD'i
tl,,l Ns.r If ,.ress Witch seavrs ton h,,'c -
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-01
A LAGER-BIER FACTORY.

correspondent Of the Boston Bee writes as follows
& Alta visit to the celebrated brcweres of the Scha
Brothers. copper boiler Of $50 barrels was the first OBJ
ect Of interest In this the malt is boiled and drawn
into cooling reservoir. Rakes revolving on planet
wheels circle the reservoir and thoroughly mix the
mash. After cooling certain time ii is returned TO
the boiler and raised to higher temperature than the
first heat The fourth and last time the hops added
when il is again drawn to the reservoir and from thence
pumped into cooling flats the upper floor These flats
are about four inches Deep and Is by 20 feet wide The
msh before it reaches these flats passes through
shaped like carriage body and is led by hose to the fer
mcnting csterns the ground floor Here it pur6es it.
self and becomes quite clear it is then led to the large
casks in the cellar stores and remains stock until fit
market
" The process Of manufacturing lager is exceedingly
simple yet it requires very nice Judgment in each pro-
The color is impaired by the malt copper chain
drugs the bottom Of the boiler and keeps the malt from
scorching This, and the planet rakes, pumping and
drying the malt is all done by steam The stores, or
vaults, several feet below the surface. narrow
winding stairway leads down to Them having its outer
and inner doors. A refreshing GOODNESS pervades the
first middle vault On either side wings and ranges
OF vaults, each piled to the brick roof with immense
casks Of lager BIER stored for the various months May
June, July, August, September October each lot in
independent vault, the doors of which afford entrance
through very small door in the panels the whole
cred with heavy towcloth the sills banked with sand
to exclude every possible breath Of air
:. The temperature in these summer vaults is about
thirtysevcn degrees Passing into the October vault it
was proposed to try the bier Such propositions when
they come from gentlemen and friends receive that at
tcnton and respect which is their due Our guide
and the master of the keys Charley mounted cask and
hlled glass for clear amber.
Imagine yourself on warm summer day in these
vaults with the thermometer standing at de-
grees between long line of casks stand the dusky forms
Of few friends, relieved by the huge casks the
dimly lighted by the shpligh you carry in your hand
on tall eask before you stands the master of the vaults
ms insignia of office dangling from the girde about him
imagine say all this You that have drunk the German
lx,at n
ed our hand to receive the find We slipped, smiled and
sipped again. Decously cool and refreshing that
drink 1t tasted like nothing OF Garth No angry foam
crested that class OF lager bitter, pungent taste
narrow glass and shorness of the drink None of earth
may know what lager bier il until they shall descend
INTO the vaults of the Schak Brothers during midsummer
and drink the October bier"