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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-12

EEA minister approaching . mis-
chievous urchin about twelve years old,
aud laying his hand calmly upon his
sh ,uldor thus addressing him
My son, believe the devil has got
hold of you.'
Il believe he has too was the signif-
cant reply.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-12

EG An English nobleman once sent
his stupid son to Rowland Hill in order
that he might be ed Gated, accompanied
by note. in which the father said of
his hopeful son
Il am confident he has talents, but
they are hidden under napkin
The eccentric but shrewd divine kept
the youth few weeks under his care,
but then sent him back to his father
with tie following Iaconic message
Il have shaken the napkin at all COR
ners and there is. nothing in it., gs
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-12

EE Why is young man hugging
his sweet heart like an epicure who per-
mits his wine to leak away?
Because he is aoaisting what he loves.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-12

To MAKE BLACKBERRY WiNE.-As
this is the season for blackberry, the
following recipa for making wine, which
is endorsed by several Journals, may be
of value to the ladies Measure your
berries and bruis, them to every gal
len adding one quart of boiling water.
Let the mixture stand twenty four hours,
stirring occasionally then strain offthe
liquor into cask in every gallon ad-
ding TIVE pounds Of sugar; cork tight
and let it stand till October, aud you
will have wine ready for use, without
further boiling or straining, that will
make your lips smack as they never
under similar influence before.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-12

Through Japo p, Medium
The bookseller remarked that the
hackers were good if the medium was
reliable; but he thought on the whole,
he would prefer to keep the books. The
customer thereupon denounced the book
seller an impostor, telling him that he
did not believe his own doctrines, and
that the spirits would expose his duplic7
ity to the world Ofthis he was assured
by the spirit of prophecy within him.
The bookseller was not convinced.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-12

SYRIAN WHEAr.-A gentleman from
Alabama received from the Patent OF,
fee some spring wheat from the Holy
Land, which he sowed last spring. Is
came to maturity in seven weeks pres
ducing large, full head, with berf51
in every respect equal to the originals
This wheat is reputed to ripen in Syria
in sixty dayssfrom sowing. It will thus
be seen that our climate hastened It's Pc,
riod of maturity eleven days. -, -
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-12

L L. Crane, NJ. D.,
CURGEoN AND oCCULIsT, Office is
- Dulin Cranes Drug Store, Main St.
Ashland, Ohio. Nov. 9th, 1s55.-2Gtf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-12

& ssDl. Il. Buck,
DRACTITIONER OF MEDICINE AND
IL SURGERY Rowsburg, Ashland County
Ohio = esFs Nov, 27th, IS55.-26tf
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GOOD BAcKERs.

A long bearded customer recently en-
tered a spiritual bookstore in New Yorl
city, aud applied for an agency. H.
proposed to take large quantity Of
books to his part of The country, away
out West where he represented that he
could soon sell them, as he was assured
by the 'invisibles The enterprising
bookseller was of course delighted with
this prospect of sale; but his enthusi-
asm was somewhat dampencd when the
long bearded gentleman remarked that
he had no money, and wanted the books
entirely upon credit. Are you respon-
sible p was the natural inquiry of the
merchant.
Perfectly
What evidence OF your reliability can
you furnish p
'Ihave the best of backers--men wLo sc
names you know WELL
The merchants countenance bright
cned. Very well, said he, lst US see
your papers
Thereupon the customer presented the
following document
TO whom it may concern: We, the
undersigned, having been acquainted
spiritually with Mr.------, of f--,
Wisconsin, for many years, recommend
him as perfectly reliable, and would
not be afraid to trust him to any amount
George Washington,
Thomas Jefferson,
Henry Clay,
Thomas Payne,
John Milton. and others.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-12

E@ A traveller in the backwoods met
a settler near house, and Inquired
Whose house p
'Mog's.'
'Of what built? p
Logs
ANY neighbors??'
Frogs
What is the soil p
'Bogs.'
'The climate p
'Fogs'
Your diet?
Hogs
How do you catch them p
Dogs
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nR. P. II. CLARK, Physician and Surgeon.
IL Office near the SanPsel House, adjoining
the Drug Store of Dulin & Crane Special at
tentien paid to diseases of the Chest as well as
al chronic cases.
Ashland, 1Iay6 6, 1857. 4etf
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Miller House,
:" MILLER, Proprietor. opposite the Samp-
IHl. sci House, Ashland, Ohio Good fare,
reasonable bills, and good accommodations. A
liberal share of the public patronage solicited.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
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go sesPeEuv,

AttoLHeyS az LetFcJlsJ rtHlce|I, ONO
VNIILL5e.tend TO all -business entrusted to
w their'care, in the couliiies of Fn9wert
and Mercer. Particular attention paid to the
collection of claims and Payments eftaxes for
nonresidents- Alsesagent. for the sale Of real
estate - 49
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D.H. Fox,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Ashland, Ohio, Will
IN draw Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages, Articles
of & Agrecnent, de- at reasonable rates. Dcpo-
sifions taken with neatness and despatch. OF
fee in the Law Office of Kenny d jacobs
November 9th. 1855. 26tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-08-12
AMERICAN HOTEL,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
a. p. WINsL LOw, Proprietor.
Nov. I9th. 1886. .s.....--.. 24tf
MeNnltr House.

MeNulty House,
a SHLAND, Ohio, by VIM. McNULTY.
SkA Rooms airy and commodious, and table
constantly supplied with all the luxuries of
the season > Patronage solicited
November 9th, 1855. 5as 2etf
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NampSeI HOUSE.
A W. MELSHEIMER, Lessee, Ashland,
N. Ohio. This is one of the largest and
most commodious Hotels in the western coun-
try A faithful Ostler always in attendance
Nov 9th, 1855, 26tf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17


The cotton factories at New Market, y.
H., have suspended operations on account Of
the pressure Of the times.
The Great Falls Adre7iiser states that
two of the cotton mills at that place have
suspended operations Tor two months
The Peterborough Transcript states that
the factories in that place are ABOUT to sus
pend operations. Large numbers of the
mills in New England have reduced their
operations to meet the crisis and many 9th
ers have suspended in whole or in part. The
Providence Journal estimates that the num-
Der OF cotton looms ti,ai have been stopped
in New England. in consequence Of the high
price Of cotton and the low price Of goods,
is abou, six thousand, and orders have been
given to stop many more, as fast as the yarn
runs out.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

\ BosroN LAwYER's WIFE SENTENCED
TO THE STATE PRIsoN.-The Boston courts
have had on trial physician named HoL-
NAN, alias LIVERY, and Mrs. RoRrxsox,
on the charge OF attempting TO extort
money from a gentleman by threatening to
accuse him Of criminal intercourse with
Mrs. Robinson who is the wife of a mem.
Der OF the Suffolk bar. The woman. il ap
pears. has been practicing for years this
species of eNtorticn, getting very large sums
OF money from tmid men. The last in
tended victim had the moral courage TO re,
fuse To be p!ucked, and brought his CASE
into court, where jury gave verdict
againt the parties engaged in the con,
spiracy, and they have been sent TO the
State Prison
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17
TOWNS.

NhsA-YAfTs TDa THE PEOPLE Ill IsArAcr
thAi ho and IN sis ysisas of yssA fs agfis sltfa
p1rposss Ia M sgrpssssi, Hslnssd IN The Cnbs.
10 bs1r ti.a tbs Lard, of greet ptskH ~ ~ eso
fs~ ths.y Improvements mAis IN =, u b.fonss
sDfih sbou' fSJ.sl ss Arfs
If.AFssT dsAi ,o hi. s1isliy iks gr,Asr ysstsss "
The fAfflbg fnAtsftsIs tpiss grgbs bss fOsbs. As
tnAis FxsUsfs supply ibs aSisral and thsy fssfs ~
img.snss 10 from 10 sslg.
tpss FAcr taS his sre.ilsDi farming iAnf 10 o'i
u miles ftoss The river a. The esss sln msSg
tssBis, bsi u rms down within hail nile ~ ~ =
II Ia dc f.yfbsf tou baes fsyn hs rysr The bet
lsr you Ind bs sad. And 10 fsSud i9 prsSs. lsse ,
Nu.bsr A. 4, a.s s,sA,sf dis.fsty 81 ssrfsrs
~ rArv d., ysss s siiA,sssd on The Wsssra 10
n bssiSatl~ rAint frdr bts sr,SdsS yfry
be aArt 81 " farmers ~ heir produce shs'ssv s't
gram. w~d uss.r. r>iaba ns,~s,zl 10 ~hxs
IL a. Eqr aIIy that asa s declined "a be L4fs
plses fs k>stsn proves ., ths country sspssd prove
X And uhs success sS.sdy h-dit u M yeisis s,oA.
ois-yravssh ~ - -
Yos faftssr p.,tis al.u Aadysss y Rk9NTEk 90,
y.ss w.sLiaSDa 1ousiy. hnsssD.~ a" cons asd sss
f~ Y.nss@ifss janis da~iy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

GREAT Cry AND 40 Wool THE Black
Republicans of Chicago attempted to getup
an excitement recently by the report that a
man was carrying fugitive slave into slave
~, and bal bim secreted in house in that
city. A large mob collected and demand
cd the negro, threatening 10 tear down tie
house il he was not given sp 10 them. But
the fugitive turned out TO be free colorcd
boy whom hin guardian was bringing from
Pennsylvania After chasing the man and
boy about the city, and eniangering their
lives with stones aud missiles, and exhibit.
ing other phases q Repubiicanisrn. the mob
at length became pacitied, and quiet was re-
stored
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17
REAL ESTATE.
W. G. CIR AI,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,

w Y. ~ ~ n
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
0n. a. "a. Basl.sg Meas. Of P.sk. f,,~. rlni s,,,s
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA,
Real Estate beasht aud sold. Land Warrants bought
and soh Land WARRANTS locstsd money losncd and In
entrusted . him by pares here clseN here attended
70 win care "'' ''psss .Rs & g usual commissions
nA"I,srneF H. nsr AZ, ssm.ey. y Pant Minnesota
col ueary Nekes,, Real Rs,a,e Hcos,r do;
George ihile, Merchant, s,lnt Paul Ein:
MAJOR G.o u tlUhcTsll. hs,.
MSrs." MSn ts,,,"s rss.sa. 40. :ias Maaeape, do
.ol wa Henry m.rrsn, Rauser,
sos sosoSs 81 n.i ,.,, Conn sSreh,e'. ,hsaso N
HmsIi Roberts T. Terrell, y csroIid'ir' slrc-l,
y 1'.ss; i Z HasSy Noble ii.Ss@s. ,S,' ~ y '"
How llenfy ". iialu,rd, Montgomery. Aa
judge ssia = Rice
Judge Bcnaser Ribi
Co ssck rhg,iasoo, Aey at Law. dc,
90 Thomas u Waits, Any Al la~, !o,
l"n"s J Stewart, Com Merchant 40.
4 4 lisnnoo l'res', Mont, naas. dS,
John iIeney SO Baakers, Do
Rev A. \. lApscomb, H. u, rnskegce 30,
Wesley 4, Hodges. totl. NetSh, ttauiUhu-, ttcot .
Hes.r.. rhschtr s.to.'toia Ssfsis na'''', Mas,
zap. JOHN a. batter, hanssbte.
Ames ois, 'aslaer Barn.,ehe liauk, 70
saint Paul. Minnesota june Hh. tSsr
OFFERS fpk SALE
IOOC A.kES on Uiiol,E tARNlh" LAND.
IOOD Well timbrrcd and wsicrrd, selected iUar Year,
aeo from ~ TO ~ mi,rs from SAM Pan "a Ramsey aud
""shhgon 'cone, Win titles perfect 9.len,s relarnpdl
leo aces and oak opong. rsle. from l,tlr rsll.
~ acres a miles from the humtsiug stanton
S,in, Pau.
lots Ia Warren 4. Rice. addition To sam, ra,d
a Aal la
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17
HOTELS.

NlER, H.SfE HoTEt COR ORJBiBDAsDJACgHos
N1 siss f'r4t - ,f sDbosi Landing falnt fsui.
, 9 BgIDrr, FfaJr.spT
Ifssiss lls sboy. iD,sl Hnd Enfsagtiy ,ehitsd
ana r.fafBishsd D. Er Eslqfs bsEs inbam ne fhpsns
II ssin pAgi and he gr-shg pubic 'ts' he s pre-
pared gssh bsaSdsrs and svslsfs Ia
ihAsasr obs1pssssd iD Ms eiy. lie table stall always
bs slpqtisi si'h the bee, the nsrtg aSsrda The ss
thn "A ts Hyis tsns bnhaeaiAtsiy IN front ~ he
t1At IApns ADD 10 tbs btlsifSss lorui,n ~ 1.a city
ssaks. u ps,tealsyiy drslssbs to iDs~ VIA ~ish
per ~. bal, G sSNas~sl ba.4asss 10 ths spy
eags 10 HAsg
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

Rgvotrrfox oP fAKTIys IN Mfssov HI
Since the elections, North and south, have
demonstrated the dissolution Of the Amer
can party, the citizens Of Missouri who made
the recen, rally under the lead Major Ro.
Lrxs, have determined 70 abandon their old
organizations as Wings, Americans, AMI
BESros Democrats, and 10 unite in one
grand consolidated party, hearing the cogno-
meu OF Union Democrats The St L0us
hssl,go.oer informs US tha, this coalition
has been actively progressing in the Testern
and Southwestern counties Of The state
The idea j. to maxi a conservative Union
party.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

The prize of 100000 francs at the last
drawing of the bonds Of the city Of Paris
has fallen to the lot of the cook maid of NJ.
DE CRoNzAs, ex-cashier Of the Bank of
France. On hearing of her good fortune
she informed her master that she should no
Longer remain in service but tharehe should
certainly never take a servant for herself as
according to her experience, they were the
greatest plaques on earth.
The new Const tuition of Iowa, has been
adopted, by the following vote:
FOR. ..,............... 1911
Majority for. ..............,... $50
The New England merchants are carry
ing out the sugar and molasses speculation
with great pertInacity. \ Ncwburyport
CORES pondent of the Boston Tiorelier states
that millions Of dollars worth Of these nrti.
c'es, held on foreign account, are stored in
that town. Three acres OF South Boston
wharf are completely covered with moasses
hogsheads, the leakage from which, it is
stated, amounts to forty thousand gallons a
day.
The Buffalo Courier says that farmer in
the western part of New York wrote ms fol-
lows to distinguished scientific agricul-
turalist, to whom he felt under obligation
for Introducing variety OF swine: Re
spected sir-I went yesterday to the fair at
NJ; found several pigs Of your spec les
there was a great variety of beasts, and |
was as,onished at not seeing You there"
The statement in the y. Y. T,buae, of
the 9TH, that the notes of the Niagara Co.
Bank are redeemed, is incorrect. The bills
are not redeemed and the circulation of the
bank is under SG5,O0O. The securities in
the department are SlO5,OOO.
The steamship Clyde. which left Quebec
for Glasgow on the 22d ult, was totally
wrecked on Peroquct Reef, in the Gulf of st.
Lawrence on the oath. The passengers and
crew are safe. The passengers were put on
board the Anglo-Saxon on the Both ult.
The London Times states that another at
tempt to lay the Atlantic telegraph cable
will be made in October. The statement,
however, admits Of some doubt.
The jury in the trial of Mrs Gardiner
indicted in Massachusetts, for the murder Of
her husband, were discharged by the court
on the 7th, and the accused re-committed to
Jail the jury were out % hours and stood
5 for acquittal and for conviction.
The yellow fever has broken cut in the
teamcr Illinois, one Of the California line
at New York The vessel with her passen.
gers, 100 in number, is at quarantine over
Is patients have been sent to the hospital
An iIfsurrection headed by two desperate
negro convicts, broke out in the Michigan
State prison on the 7th inst. Two convicts
succeeded in escaping over the walls, but
were re-capturcd, Others made desperate
attempts to follow but were overpowercd by
the officers Of the prison and secured.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17
ADVER RISE EMENTS.
Nj n PS

We have on baud fcw dozen of pOTyS
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
Si;e firs " SIR Fat
For which Thirty Thousand Subscribers wrre oh,s,ard
MOUNTED AND vARNISHEp
Which We will sell al
sD PER DozEy, OR. 81 FOR 4 sINGLr oSE
This Map well worthy Of the attention OF Books Hers
and ohers. Accompanying u.sa
MANUAL,
With the lSc. statistics snd facts many of heH never
before published, aud furnish iGud Information
which, II Ia believed win be found Of iBcaculsble value
tn The business man aid uf great interest all classes
They demonstrate the constant and increasing deyrlap
ment ot the iaeShsasihc ot wie .ptead
empire and the reless energy Of enerprsing popu
laon and In connection with this comp reb.nste Map-
form cf the most complete works On he geography
Of "our Country ever yet published.
scp9u GoOpRICH. SoMERs A 90.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17
WIN. u. HAIGHT 4 CO.,

nvycE-.p B,ssassy, s.'..' q as~.. .ss.s. ~
TfOsaEy srkAH E<W kiLLH Eaginss ~ all sssss
Bais i@proysf EaSss ssf rIosriss his ~ ysSscas u
a~sslsss tAsAss tlsnsrs ssd hA1hlsists fona Ipsiv
cred passs ks'irasd % kivss sst pat i. Isss
tss q. A. HAiDHT,
ssyl1fAveA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17
krTs.s,,s. Asrs Is ~

hRUEGEB-TUA fEKHs ~ TuE DIsTkfiT
" g.arf fsr b TEifI JgiciAi Ds ~ Il be fsgrsy
* s.nn.ss,s hs be gear -. 10 b~sa sRa sr 10
eyusf.~s ssf o. b. ms ii.ii9s ~. 20 NJ
ia ~ county os frsSn ~ ~ asy < seJ cutter
D. ihs sasufy 3 4 glas kss-h III 1sA G.J 4 ~
tpnbsr
~ ~ eotasf - Fsrba1ls 'hs ~ ssy a f,.shsT
IL 40 tsssuty - N.sscs on NJ tlt aay ~ t'sss,sr
la ne epaa| ~ rfssi. rh- ~ 5sy q pst4ssr
d. raar'Y ~ trseb1sn DO pfs o. n flstfser
10 .s~ ffssssy q sgssf ~ sth Ia = Dstssssf
In - ro-ffsg - Re- NJ sh ssT = ss~sHHssf,
la ~ s,sIa., - ss.st' D. to- "a ~ spvsEer
O. skBh snd gsrs stsssn 81 - iHa'sd ss~. ts
.fsf ar - ~ fhFa g "a ssfriF ~iIl sAss 10 hsf
T. u IL ~ ~ sxy ~ NefsHbsr
II -. e.saafy 4 slbisy 20 10 ia a4y 4 sVEsuster
ln a. r0fnty - H<rs1. ~ il, tsy a bsssnibsf
H. sogn.Y = Carer - tss li'h dsJ - D.esuFss
10 ssgB.I u usE"Sian. as he - fsY = l'sssa,.r.
II a. sssa8fY e Iss0s ss 1sEh ssy Il DAssthb~S
Ia ~ sssffg = xsi>e>i fs~ IN a.y - Jsl ss,y
rQeeA srns 4 Ipsyief issuy@. faa fb@ hs.f.us "
.nsff-s .fd Z iss vW - ssH ~ NJ eauEtT e
l,sssA -, . sls 4-y 4 Aasss "a ~ ,as4HiY a BsR
fs-gfa ~ .ts ~ al = sfptsfnasf snd ~ ~ Tsniy n
s4sa1 aa ~ ilh esy re yisass~r
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17
MEDICAL.
ATTORNEYS.

N siirnHuHSF, cot MELLON AND ATTou
IUs MY ~ Law gncn At Tho junction VI Iilli and ~,
Ah'hmf sHr"r h@'h Fso Nhhe@t toie iapf
WILnuh uAt@AhD, ArrOHshr AAH,0UN
w rslis ~ law fant Afen, sni Fs,sty Public I, 4.
zoe pmpf" shNt ~ fsui i~'2s dswiy
thNtN josts. ATTORNEYS AZ LAW, NJ ram
] hihsssnts Dglfs NJ the pinss NJ tho q u HsftIaf
fornsr NJ ~ Anihant aud Market Htfasts
~ HwH dent tia~lgl a. & y1Hss
1lgLAso SMITH. ATTORNEY At Law NORA
- ~ fphiie Ayd Dealer u, Real ks,ais OBirs uss
ayH 50 y x, iAni pHrs, Minneapolis H,snrspia vii
pay particular attention 10 gpilactfhg I.bta fssssy.ul
ciaf leaning snd Investing M.osy, and Oebsrai Land
And ". smp'ioD Agency Business ausglw wiy
IAMgs utsDs ATTORNEY AND roUssEIIoH
o. is~, solicitor In nrnAB1otyaaa usHsrpl faDt Agent
Tsss'ss d.- b"as. " ! pe'.2eIys
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

L'iDBRiss - ~ssoasa fneTihK. afssssf sni ~
afstssf l4s qusaty large ~ anal f8ssfi.iss fds
a. Lss ilr es.s a. Fosesf toeu4fy pff hs~hin-
s4sss SHfasf tiff ata pa t'rrrs s%ys ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

1 GARD.-Tuk SUBSCRIBER WORTH INFORM
A ne pgbic ttst he has sis - get he
supPlts. q 's-l sni ITp The nssiHg f nAvgsop 10
he ret fr'n he he isiJb.rs
hnf bsofsr. rrHussp. ~ vbtch he srper's 10 be able
T. fnsnsh heavy css9hgs - -. W Eceas per ~ lie VII
As1 keep ipF sals A. N fsfnssi ptsbafgL Ard
tehish Coal Css, rls Irpa Casi ste. Dfind tb.s Ar
y tis aii FirsnF F1uuffy and Ma hibr Wfsts
Al Paul Jsag,ry iz,h. 10; iShisyf y. GILMAN
NfARHIE-XARFLE .-.ff~g Rgt EIi III Al TIfg
NI hiuaessss Hsrbs Hatts. cnrner k,,iisr .nd
si sf"sF 81 PA1i fspsrf r -. t.s.sc Asi iaisAs
SpsuH~us fatdf sqstss MAfti0 e. lFf-' Piscos rgf
niu-r -isfa.
1hJsA wls'.inE 20 r ahe .hl iAsIBR y hre ~
ih~ r,ary hsr ifinbfa 10 10 ssu call sBf
sr.su" .rflfs Paf.la-ifig ~i-rHhffr
sergi isNtf TRiAaNu ffTH
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

sNfAHsscsS;
0soer"l Hiram NAlhriago. Chty'go
Riehard II Johnsion Esa N ioat,.
Fh,arisph" John RanAin. t-q
MossT- Ni!ohcl \ Alien uus West, k,q.
Chas - hs. rsq. sars.,,
Nee U,|sdas hrtu " Campbell ksi
Messs bro~a Johnaaa Ata CspI ost,n smih,
Ctsc0wIi H,ssss@t
lion. kdssrd Wo,airoa uo,. W. A ,iouan.
VIM. WooAfun tsg ~ Gov Al,l, iianssy.
s',.easgh i,on u. n. Rlev,
MssSrs, MRhoa 4 Co Mrssts Hprup usk"s
ss,han Mason Esq
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS,
G~at,st Bargains ~ Land trey Ofsed %, Saih
it,ui.
rwkSry rER CkNr HEi.Ow luk ukMAkkkrrRICEs
ianp acres ui Land Ia dn,fcnt pArts oi MnnrHata at
a, ir~m 81 To- 80 per
tsc acres aUonias ihe ris u y Paul Mlnnea".s -.
ssS sss TGSsssTiS' GasgSriS "''S'''"
Il" nloct.i the Town ei Day,on, Mnn-s'ls situated
100 h'ock. Ia thc Guy II haJnCid snaira po iste s0pe
ror. Wisconsin
tsp Lots Ia l,al NahoonH Addition TO The 'ty Of
Hasnss Minnesota
ON t.1s on l'aytuis Bun, ~ Paul
NO Let. pn dayton lpinss Addition ga - Fsui
i~ thc @"re i"I. TO Y nay'sp's
~ tols In dayton Waif.na "
rs Dayton fulicr" or l. & pAyt"n ?nd Aa.
70 Lots in yar,ous portnus Of the 'i', OF - rsu
A wArehonae. s,ure aud Ten tots, al tho upr"s Les--
~ Paul.
Ihsabove Lands aud Lots wili be sold ,er, low rate.
4 iARaE IDvAN'r "iARANrItpi
i.sp W.ss.s,s 10 le'.,ss aeo" ,%Io.s" q, hsroSa
'''| L"ass ia" = St%ofl,feb Il 80 r. % 'f"R CAPITALIST.
HSssstrfosias lf nv MAJ Es,Irs XII suny
inormsiidn always given with plra.ars 10 strangers 10
rea,on To Land Ac, In the rs'r'oy. dee" dAwJ
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17
TO BU l. DE RS,
Chsny ami Uiaabb Fir. 4 H'ater-yre ,
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

sshk ffiiisls's in paft ~ Nir
offered At uir very lowest n,
~ kegs Choice itdtier. JUS,
received,
lSI hhis Assor,ei Crackers
itsl res,ns Wrapping Paper
l5 bbls Clarified Sugar
a. hhts prted Apples
ln hhis \ q Sugar
~ do rrys,aliIrd do
luo hbia Crushed de-
- 30 Pow a~fea do
lJ 10 A II do
lpD do = II Mplassrs
TOO kegs syrup do
- bbis Goih.n syrup
ig kegs do do
o. half chest, Imperial T-s
40 pigs Y II do
sp do ll'ark do
~ do Gunpovier DO
lb sacks Rio Tonr.
~ do Java do
~ boxes Ground 10
~ casks Rice
lD boxes Family Soap
s DO Fancy do
10 do CASTLE in
10 do Mould candles
"a do ererm dr
~ d. STAR do
10 hi bones Star de-
s5tT do do do
~ hbls Vinegar
~ sgs Ssl.rnins
Ia sacks u A Ssli
i'D do small Dairy in
3sg do large io
2su bbls 'omInpu Naii
2 boEss starch
~ do h. do
q bbis Pilo, i,reaa
~ do Butlsf trsekers
~ do HGstnb 10
30 do hbfis dD
,, do Sugar 81
~ hf ShI- ,4...is De-
~ DO puit0rip
a. de- Sugar dn
~ DO Mne d.
~ bhis Almonds
~ do filbcTts
10 fG tas'anss
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-09-17

thitoN tnR aTtis les v hlrh are
ark.t rates
"a pigs bnrhe-s Y Pow dor
DO Kegs Naiis
lh boxes Assorted Ulsss
sD bbls fttrs A sup flour
~ bbla Moss Pork
M hosc- s.'ap snh Candies
W eases olive Dii
10 boxes Asst'd Pie fruits
~ dor cans ounces
y io pr~h~s
10 30 P.ars
D DO k"d 'ur'h, Jelly
2 jo hlack d1
. do ithsphafry jams
3 do Lemon syrup
3 DO Raspberry do
i!n do flsy 'ne EsirscN
! case Preserved Ginger
~ boxes NaerRrsni |
10 III vsr,nlcelii
0 do Parma
10 dor cans Green Peas
Do d. hheil lisans
- eases Asri'd Pirb les
II pkgs Mustard
3 bales Cloves
~ mats tnssia
o bags iimeDio
I, ,to Pepper
lp lhs Nnmes.
~ lbs Mace
ltp hnses Ground Ginger
~ do Chocolate
" do Cocoa
~ De- THns,o Iatsup
u Do Pepper Sauce
8 kegs . q stsiI
8 hf Crssn Tartar
~ ipr Na.h iJ,mrds
ioJ dns Iiruoms
~ jsfz Market lisskes
~ dor He'd tordp
10 dr. rltahss iInc.
l9 81 i'lo~ hneS
"a 40. uask.ts
~ Sc.l Tube
lu dr. tte li.ly.s
- boxes CtAh., Fins
~ do Y u Pipes
40 rssss MAlHLrs
70 b1tes rsiD 1lAss
ID 10 lptlt do