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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-12

The average cost 81 AMERICAN railways
has h,su estimated 10 he $4,000 milc,
which Is rather over than under the marx
Tie knxiish railways have c,s,, On an AVER
Ass. s2oo. coo nib the Relgium railways
500, Ooo the French railways. $4,000 f.
tho German railways, S56,ooo Many ra-
scus nav h. assigned fnr tbs yariatsoos -
The German and American roa.ss havr N
s,rneral Ia, ouc track the frnch ard In
slish two The pr,nclpse parsuoi by the
EaSiish cns ircVr. who asa builds most Of the
fNach rosl.s. was 20 AVOID abrup, curves
ari -,p GRADIENTS by grazing Arb cutting,
hcose large iusvs-asr u sxsu~s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-12

Tbs nrw Co,sasv Bal pAssL by ,casr~s
IS no~ a .aw anil IN oPrsaen, and tip
AMI ~levses viii scoa he a. scGcr as bali
dollars The Go,cruncnt ehcers are ~
asised by tbs Aw 10 reS'se Spas'sh aud
Nsanan quarters at twenty on's Ii" -!ev.
s~" q; ten crn,s ssi 'Ac -5ps a, Eve ceuts
EsASsax th~se cs.as O. "a rsov vAac than
cur own ,iec,IaAl Currency thu p.~,,.s, AMI
uos, eNaveasn, carcney We csa have
Whn cSSivsd ., ,Acs rats al the pa.
o1SS And c,stcss'so9ss. &c. Iasy are 10 ne
81; 10 thg Ms: - 7~s,in into Aa-EeAa
psevu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-12

Nr WHITING, eark q the prcpIlsr Gss
ra,ks, Who ai, oa,oaAsua % the stu irs,,
says Tia, mAs a parc. Sold sils-. ~c,stS
ing as's sw r'nns has ius, e-n ,alrr
rom the x.naeso,a Niss A, - egryn;
uiAsSet salls. .: pr osoS ,hs roas wVasi
b, worth Sloso
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-12

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NOTICE 10 TR ANFiERs--A sFNI WEEKLY LINE
~ af stag, leave. Paul Tor Dubuque every
No,.,sy and faurz isy sis lAkeyle Fsrrteaa. O~sto
ub Agsa ss uiAks uh- UP IN -s bays. ~iih NJ Night
Irsv, with comfortable satvrsi sirlshs Passengers
called l'r Al any u ihr iin,sl. IN he NY
J. = hkAckErt,
fruprs.i,f.
o5ee Merchants IIo', IT Pau. Jan :, i@i lodt sm
'CERHifuKt uf MiNNEroIA. COUNTY II Ramsey
j District toaft-Secoui Jlira n-iT1e4 i'H ssid
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pARsONs : MORGAN. corSssiIoEs Al LAW,
Aino'skoiis, S.aasse,A-
- ,'ssoss yssis 5dswiy soseAs
M'ILaCEs HAYaAgp. ATTORNEY AkD COW
W ssl.ar ~ Law. LAID As.ss ana s@Ary raek VI
ans IapI- bisst, - f.al oss9Sswly
JACKSON sELL, NOTARY rlsLic. PRATT
raais, as 9lsica- n Z. a17 1dksly
HARVEY osyiCEK. AfrOasEY AND couSsEi,
II LoE Al LAw-odss IN "Bsak hfN . e~nsr d
iasfs AMI siens.ffA ste.'-, saln, Psal. ~ sssen
| aissssps. onss As oas. 81 sss & q, aAssAre
ssrnsr Of .. .Dibsay sai N.,Aes srss's
SO ia.Is aeet Y dasiyl =. G. .osr.
fynAs 3 LOWELL, stgyErOH AND CIyIL IS
" queer H.sinss, Das9tzb county, n 7 pEostisf
sfb 4eesrss iusransa. for Surveying lAyns osi and
D'ssia< faad,. rl.nns, Lssslisns. A. wa.,seals az
bsiss. as.d 10 h. care wh pronp nss. and aeea'
rer saga dA~iy
NlA tSLs.-~AAabLG s--.tsi hs,EnHp N ms
M slsB..ss. aAfhls wsrts sornsr % Jsesson aId
l..Aa soa.ass-. rOssb sooss Marble cAsassy Pieces
Fars,laF. S,Abs. Ae.
TsS.. wishing sr.r .s.lAhls AID lasting ,r,eas 10
bs osy 4 hsT friends ~J do well 70 call snd sIs
| an as before Y arc ass'ns '.--ssie co
NyEa Jsw1LaY sIoa.-THIHD sIKkEI, Two
~ anars from NsrstAifs ssns New 1~ots II Mes
iork prices tinr wsehss Liver Lspsne, paplei shc
s..,Y -.mse,ea sssi A.. eas s..sr,sa~sl d thaiss
dasr.Ri patterns sud kis Use '.oa Pms aud brnoch'
s.: 81. ,oli ringer klas. G.ai Sod. sleeve hat
sni Pins God sd silver sP-ctaclrs Win per"seopc
EiAr-rs iH' Dess ~ ur ss'st FN'a -
cs-.s Ss.S 49, AZ sfhst's ~, ~ ,s',
~ .ih tsner """N H,Psaf'f ~ 80 Ans' ,,suIx."V
one. - H''''-
W. rash p'esmbsf l. aS"sn -.--
NlEKcIiASIr' HOTEL, CON IilKp ANpIAGk sDN
MI .y,.t. fr,nns M n ,.n,a.t AID M sAlui Paul
= i,s,efs pr,,,r.tor
U.,fnx tAssn he abosy ffolsl Ana thoroughly tehsa
AL ,,f,,n..A.d NJ xlss be- "a ,ar,, tts citizen.
al go, r.I Adj h. trs, -ns pssl M. h, 4. nov Drr.
s.,s 10 sr,tnIsa.l.i. boi sosfl.r. sns rav.i,r. b
..nnsr u,nr,,,,.sI M D.. IN, m. ADJ. shall slwzy.
h. .,nnj,,I ri n ~. t.. he ,n.f,ss afss. Ths lara
h,n ~ IN, t.I h,tay i'm N front II the Ste
,.l ,o.in, IA a ~. ba,ia,.. bort,on ~ he city
b ttarls d..rabie ths-v vfsh %
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.uss a. Jsnf
-s-' - - ~
A MEXICAN tuCrb~>oflth-rHh fkopk1ktok
~ Of me abOtr popular am eonmdsous Esisbslshmea
suis respectfully announce ~ be psiruhs aud the pup
lr generally ms IA oer TO meet III. views q he travel
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:
To Mfrtasi walker dI- sbov. issaizAt
YOU at~ h.r.hv saufau.3 and required In tao
refaplsss In ths scIn ~heh las been DIED Va The ee
n lhs Ilerk VI t.s iar Fad Ia ssd eOaay. and
copy OF your 60 SID COMP tll' irn Tie
sHn>erhsr al hts unes 10 he iowa II Mendoza, i@xaia
roanty NlEa~.A Territory wihia days siisr he
service hsrs0f exclusive u he DAP 4 suck service sai
V fall The ssd conplsiai sit.s The uoe
affair.". ALL plaleuG his Asnoa ~l t-se Judgment
,oa for N. OF pns haaatsd ant a kis
dollars. bu>tisa he costs ii tt, .sHuR
p.ist January Ssh. ls5i
f.hA NV 1 snAM rlalnnr ANnrreN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-12

Ts,NsikNr tRINrvp MArtKR. The
information II the public, ~ we'll ~ 81 ps,
masters, we arr rpacs,~i To state ,hs, uci,
'hr the nc. of Angus, 70 lSsa. nor that oi
January J. 1885,, regards newspaper or W.
ra>lisals. ryularly nxiisl To eoaA ,,ie sub
scrits,r-, a. transient printed matter. 900
Agyu,s as ~ell as yohl,she> may, ,hcwNrc.
rsularly mail them 10 ssea sab~sril~rs
~i,hoa, pre- payment ofpIs,As,v prOvS.d the
Ascn, mak,s and hk~ in the mailing oticr a
statement. sigasd BY him. showing ,hs nAn'e
Of the @wpArrs cr periodicals which b.
,ha, mails. ,he oftics 10 which thy arc ant,
r.pV,ively and ,he number Of actual sub
scribr~ 10 each. al each cthcc 10 which they
ART a,rcv,~d --Was,. Us,cs,, Jsa. 20
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-12

VI NnLisss has ds>sussi ,hr spIcsnt.
m-ni o; Amh~ssssior Ia this can'r, The
namss of Ion, haIN. Lord Nrrs and
Mr.. u. e licv>sp s~NtAsy Of the Rr,.
usA legation at fars. are mcr,ieosi fcr the
VACANCY
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MEEcnAsTs noIsI. oon man ASn a.. ;,

"a df he abotu popular and eonmdious Esi~blishmsa
soia respectfully announce ~ be patrons sni The pub
r generally that prsr 70 he views q the travel
tag counaoiy he VII AMI snsr the hfs dAy % No
svmb~r lss rraaes ,ar rrc" Of bosrd h. dollar ani
arr per dAs Ne time he bsgs 10 assure
b.. friends that u~rr wiz he fsdueiioa Els efforts
plssss he siys souiiort Nhifh has berstoor~
ebarsctsrsea his Efforts make the Au-rraa iious. all
hai . ar>s class iiasei call. fH
HSgit dAw3m 1850, rrorsissgy
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NlA 48t..-~AAabGG s--Jt ~ ha,s it.p ~ thk
M slnB..ssA aAfhle Wsrks corner u Jsrsson aAd
-.s~pik syssts b. Paul, eh0ics Id q ADsricNn and
tsAn soasiasa-. TosaD ssooss Marble Chimney fisess
Farsl,afs STATS. Ae,
Iko.< wishing satanic and lasting trios.s 10
tbs asmosy Ihsir friends ~ do well 70 call snd sIs
sains betnrN are ass:ns sI.-~tsfs, .... -
sspsH df~u y H@ft'iN co.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-26

For Lhree-score years after that, there
was on the desert near the group Of palm
trees, aud the lonely spring, a small lurrel
built Of stones, brought long distance,
stone by stone, on csmels. And in this
hut, or on its summit, lived good, wise
man, beloved Of all the tribes, and especial.
ly followed by his own immediate tribe,
who with him rejected Mohammed, and
worshipped an unknown God, through the
medium Of the stars, and especially one
star, which he had taught them to lsver.
ence above all others.
Aud at length there came night when
the wind was abroad on the desert, and
The voice Of the desert was fierce and ter.
ribe. But high over all the sand ha.
and over the whirling storms cf sand.
date. calm. majestic. - .ae i,,,..n,.h,o ,,ss. 81
oIS III .O dow On the plain, and tie
''' ''"- On his tour beheld them, aud
vert forth on the wind t) search their in
finite distances.
That night, saith the tradition, another
star flashed out Of heaven, besides the star
that the Arabs worshipped, and the Sheik
HOussein was young again 10 the heaven
Of his beloved.
Let Us leave him to the mercy of bis
tradition, nor seek TO know whether he
reached that blessed abode.
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SELECT MISCELLANY Y.
A LESSON TO A sCoLDING WIFE.

A little girl witnessing the perplexitv of
her mother on a certain occasion when her
fortitude gave way under severe trial,
said:
Smother, does God ever fret and scold?"
The query was so abrupt aud startling
that it arrested the mothers attention
with shock.
"Why Lizzie, whai makes you ask that
question 2"
"Why, God is good-you know you
used to call him the "Good Man." when
was little-and l should like to know If
he ever scolded."
"No, child, no."
"Well, I'm glad be don't, for scOlding al.
ways makes me feel so bad, even ii it's
me in fault. l don't think | could love
God much if he scolded."
The mother felt rebuked before her
simple child. Never had she heard so for.
cibe lecture on the evils Of scolding.-
The words of Lizzie sank deep in her heart
and she turned away from the innocent
face of her little one to hide the tears that
gathered in her eyes. Children are quict
observers; and Lizzie, seeing the effect o
her wounds, FASTENED to enquire:
"Why did you cry, mother! Was i
naughty for Inc to ask SO many ques
tions?"
mo, love, it was all right. I was only
thinklng.how bad l have been to scold s.
much when my little girl could hear ant
be troubled by it."
20, no, mamma, you are not too bad
you are a good mamma, only wish there
were not SO many bad things to make you
fret and talk like you did just now. L
makes me feel away from you so far, like
I could not come near you as | can when
you smile and are kind; and oh, I some,
times fear shall be put off SO far never
can get back again"
10, Lizzie, don't say that" said the
mother unable longer to repress the tears
that had been sluggling to her eyes,
The child wondered what could SO effect
its parent. but iuslinctively feeling it was
a case requiring sympathy, she reached up
and laid her little arms about her mothers
neck and whispered:
"Mamms, dear. do / make you cry?-
Do you love met"
20. yes, l love you more than I can
TELL" replied the parent. clasping the child
to her bosom. "And l will try never to
scold again before my little sensitive girl"
"oh, l am SO glad. l can get SO near
to you when you don't scold; and you
know, mother, I want to love you SO
much"
This was an efectual lesson, and the
mother felt the force of that passage of
scripture-"Out of the mouths of babes
have ordained strength" She never .scold-
ed again.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-26
RoRY's KISSING.
BY MAC.

Bout kiss do you askS les me that can tell;
For Ould as TN now, I'm miuding u well,
When a'spalpeen Of three, with how much de-
light
Ny nlther kissed Rory and bSds him good.
night
H., nv mither she died and left Rory behind,
And The lasses met, brought her 50 to my
mind,
That at kissing went, FIRST one and SnithsT,
Because they wore bOnnsts and looked like my
miher,
l,Iast would you think III sWate Bridget
O'Flinn
Had scarcely been kissed when she kissed me
sgin,
And tould me preist away down In the city,
Would say, II we'd ask him, Ibit Of a ditty.
"a ditty, swate Bridget, and what mighth OeF
"Ne'er mind, my dear Rory, but come just wid
mel"
We trudg'd to the city, and sure Is my life,
He said short ditty, and called her my wife.
We got wee cottage, pig and spade;
Bridget sickensd; we hired her sister for maid
The maid was KISSING, when, true as yer'
there,
I ielt che Ould diVil Spulling my hair.
"BesOns, you ould varmind" yelled In at
fright,
Aud sort o turned round to be getting sight
What did I diskiverY Instead Of an elf,
swate Bridget O'Flaherty there jist herself
30, Roryl" she blubbered, still pulling away,
.But sick is my heart wid yer conduct to- day
A kissing MY sister while I'm in my bed,
Nor able to rise from the pillow my hOad!"
"7tothl my Bridget" says !, 'perhaps ye cal
mind
When YE to the kissing were greatly inclined
Ye kissed me, and kissed me at DonnybrOOl
fair,
And now by the jabers ye're pulling my hair,
Begone ye ould fool, wild rumpus like this
I'm only a LARNING YER SISTER TO KIss!
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MIS- CELLANE o U S.
THE TWO BROTHERS.

The following beautiful Arabian legend
IL copied from the Voice Of Jacob
The site occupied by the temple Of Sol
omOn was formerly cultivated field, pos.
sessed in common by two brothers. They
lived together, however, in the greatest
harmony possible. cultivating the proper
ty they had inherited by their father.
The harvest season had arrived. The
two brothers bound up their sheaves, made
two equal stacks of them, and left them on
the field. During the night the unmar-
ried brother was struck with an excellent
thought. MY brother said he to himself,
has q wife and children to support; is it
just that my portion of the harvest should
be as large as his?' Upon this he arose
took from his stack several sheaves, which
he added to those Of bis brother; and this
he did with as much secrecy ss he had
been committing an evil action, in order
that bis offering might not be rejected!
On the same night the other brother
awoke and said to his wife: MY brother
lives without companion; he has none to
assist him in bis labor nor to reward him
in his tolls, while God has bestowed on me
q wife and children; it is not right that we
should take from our common field as
many sheaves as he since we have already
more happiness than he bas--domestic
happiness. If you consent, we shall, BY
adding secretly number Of sheaves to lis
stack, by way of compensation, and without
his knowledge. see his portion of the har-
vest increased The object was appro>
we'd, and Immediately put in execution.
In the morning, each Of the brothers
went into the field, and we're much surpri.
sed at seeing the stacks still equal. Du-
ring several successive nights the same con-
trivsnce was repeated on each side; for each
kent adding to bis brothers store, aud the
stack always remained the same. But one
night. both having sentinels to divine into
the cause of this miracle, they met, each
bearing the sheaves mutually designed for
the other, It was elucidated, and they
rushed into each others arms each great.
ful to Heaven for having such broth
.er.
Now, says the legend, the place where
90 good an idea bad simultaneously occur
red TO the two brothers, with SO much
Dertinacity must have been acceptable to
God. Men blessed It, and Israel chose il,
there % erect the house Of the Lord
LamaTtias.
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IRREGULAR VERBs.-A little French
man who had been taking English lessons,
on a voyage, from fellow passenger,
complained much of the difficulties of cur
grammar. For instance, says he, 'ze verb
to co. Did one ever see such verb?
And with the utmost gravity he read
from sheet Of paper.
4 CO.
Thou departest.'
HE cleared out.'
I'VE cut stick
'Ye or you made tracks,
They absquatulate.'
mon Dieul mon Dieu! what disregu-
lar verbs you have in your language!'
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ETAn Irishman addicted to telling
strange stories, said he saw man behead-
ed with his hands tied behiud him, who
directly picked up h's head and put it on
bis shoulders 10 the proper place. "Ha,
ha, hal" laughed by stander. show
could he pick up bis head when his hands
were tied behind him?'' can sure what
a fool We are!" said Pat, can couldn't he
pick it up wild his teeth! 10 culd Nick
wild yer botheratlonT
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-26

A Western editor, (what fellows those
western editors are. in dunning bis sab
scribes, says he had had responsibilities
thrown upon him, which be had to meat.
His wife had presented him with pair of
twins!
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There are two kinds offamily jars; into
one you put your swsetmeats, and into the
other you put your foot.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

u Ten lines or less Of solid BREWER vii
be considered & Square.
CFAdFertlsers must be particular 10 marx
NE lumber Of Insertions on Ths face Of their
ad sertisements, or theT viii be published uutll
oTcsred out, and charged accordingly.
% Advertisements should be handed
oy TUESDAY NoENHo, to insure insertion az
week.
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Ii honest men are the salt of the earth
pretty girls may be said to be its sugar.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-26

~Wby is an infant like a diamond
Ans-Because It is dear title thing.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-26

70, Mary. Mary, my heart is break
ingP
lis it, indeed, Mr.. Closeft: SO much tie
better for you, SIR
Why SO, my idol?'
Because, when it is broken out.and-out,
you can sell the pieces for gun'hjnts.
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ACATEGORICAL ANSWER.

A ACATEGOKIUAL ANSWER.
At the last session of the Circuit Court,
held at Mason, Ingham county, several
yonng men we're examined for admission
TO the practice of law. One of the exam
lining committee was Mr.. 0. B., pom.
inent locofoco politrcion. During the ex-
animation the following scene occurred:
Mr.. B. mfr. R., caa you give me an
instance Of lao with total absence of
squityP
Mr.. R. 'Yes, SIR
What is it, sirG
'THs Fugitive Slave Ld'OP
Mr.. B. was satisfied.
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