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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23

STATE SGNArE.-llon \. G.. Cu,rFIElp,
late one OF the Associate Jgstlc,s Of the L.
;. Territorial Court. at the solicitation OF a
number OF permanent citiGcns Of Scott COUP
~, has CONSENTED 10 allow his name TO 10
before the nominating Convention, as n
candidate Tor State Senator. The CORES
pondencc appears in the Belle PIaiue Ia.
Frer.
l.EoosrruN AT THE PRS,oExrs Houx. go
The Lancaster County Penn Democratic
Congressional Convention, assembled at
Lancaster ON the 18th, J,sSs NJ. HorxrSs
wainomiratcd for Congress. Resolutions
were adopted asserting the right Of Kansss
to admission whenever abe may apply, with
a Constitution tairly and legally formed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23

CeUNrr OFTnER N TRoy Nix. One of
the county officers OF Scott county has h,yn
arraignod and held To bail on charge Of
coun'erfriting and altering county Orders.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23

Goodrich got the contract,
The next item is for the publication of
reports, volume of documents and other
matter ordered by the Legislature. Here
are the bids for the composition and press
work
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23

Notwithstanding there were five rspon.
slble bidders proposing TO execute this las,
item at from ten 10 oOe hunined per cent.
below the lowest bid Of the Prcnssr. yet Mr.,
GoO,rich 20; the contract We give facts
above, and we ask the public to look at
them. What Is the Use OF tn, law and how
long will laws be rgarrIed or respected by
the PEOPLE, when the executors OF the law
hscume 80 reckless, and are the tirS, TO yio-
late lts plain provisions We ask the POO
pie 10 look At the anove. If they. wish al *.
PLANTATION OF their ruined credit and depleted
treasury.
We had formed quite favorable i'm.
preston Of the Auditor from a number 81
business interviews with him, DO, his c1n.
duct IN this TRANSACTION demands an eNpa
nation, In behalf ol cor own invaded
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23

Mr.. Goodrich got the contract, but we
presume ii is at Mr.. Mills This partner
prices.
The fifth item is for printing the general
AMI local laws Here are the bids
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23

Strage as it may appear Mr.. Goodrich
got the contract at nearly double the rates
proposed by the Urnnssot,Gn and at Deer
four t'nxs the rates proposed by the Express.
The Second item-for printing the jour
mails Of e House and Senate, the reports
OF officers and other documents--shows the
same dsparity and iayoritism. Here are
the VARIOUS bids:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23
An ACT.
AN ACT.
To Regulate aud Encourage the Drainage Of
ands

Lands.
70 ear7si tH fts iHUAIgTs ~ he SHi's Hiaa<ss<I
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themsei' s"larr 'Jr lts purpose o drsnug lsu.
pnrsle ana rIgals "a have perpetual sUcrrssu 10 sue
sd be sar4 ny heir cuTpprAlr name have sad
common so, Sara Ih", may a's"r A. pleasure 70 reG
Der De n"r"s' D.. s'ockh#1srs Esuslr rATe sIempt
he E'.Ae properly Of IT. mrmorr. iron AAhiiay fnr
eorp"rA '"".- aJ establish b, ,NSs snd all nerd
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80, 49, c"uT r1Fy % he charter proposed ~ D.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23
Laws Of Minnesota.
OFFICIAL.

Published BY authority in TEG PiosEER 4 DExocKAr
the onieIal paper u the STATE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23

The Democratic Distric. Convention Of
DAYS Hotel, at Sank Rapid. September
18th, TO nominate candidates for Represen.
tatiVe TO the State Legislature.
The Convention was called 10 order by
W. A. CARuTHERs, and, On his motion,
Gso. w. SWEET, Of Sank Rapids, was che
sen Chairman, and SATHAN BCTLER, Of
Neeker county, Secretary.
j. T. Hi06s, GEO. w. CrTTER, and j. II.
DIS RosrgRa, were appointed Committee
On Credentials.
The Committee reported a full delegation
present from nearly every Precinct in the
District.
On motion Of Mr. CARUrHERs, LuDwICK
ROBERrs, Of st. Cloud, was nominated for
Representative from StearDs county. ...
Il. G. BUEDICK, Of Watab, was chosen,
by pipd rae vote Of the convention, as the
candidate for Representative from Benton
county.
On motion Of Mr.. BUr.Ea, w. :. WI.
LEY, u Forest City, was declared the unani
nous choice Of the convention as candidate
tor Representative from Meekcr county.
On motion Of Mr. CARUrHERs, the nOmi.
Dees were declared 10 DC the unanimous
choice Of the convention a. candidates for
Representatives to the State Legislature
from the Twentieth District.
A Committee was appointed TO report a
basis Of representation in future conventions
and recommend District Committee.
The following basis Of representation was
reported
Zach Precinct having less than fifty votes
shall be entitled TO one delegate fifty, and
lcss than Ons hundred, two delegates one
hundred, and less than one hundred and MY
three delegates; and 80 on In like proportion
for every any or fractional part Of ffty votes
cast at the next preceding general election.
9. G, ANDREWS, Of 5tcarns county, Gro
w. SWEET, Of Benton county, and 7. r.
BornAN Of Meeker county. were recon.
mended az District Committee.
Al Of which Report was adopted by the
Convention.
Voted, that the proceedings OF this Con
vention be published in the Sank Rapids
Fronttrwan, the GIencoo. Regsier, and the
Pioneer and Democrat.
The Convention then adjourned ans de
CSC. W. SWEET, Prest.
NATHAN BtTLER, Secy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23
Democratic District Convention.

The district convention for the counties Of
SibIey, Rcnvile and Mcleod, forming the
18th district, met at New Auburn. on
Thursday, the 10th inst.
The following delegates were present:
NcLeod COuniy-Dr. Davenport, Col.
Stevens, l.. Gillick, q. X. Gilbraith, Robert
Clyde, VIM. Armstrong.
Sbiey Coiinty--Mesrs. IIcnneburgh,
Dohme, Essler. Blair Fadden, Donohue
Stoevcr, Bray, McSpamick, Williams, Don,
lin and Colby.
Col stevens was chosen chairman Of the
convention and I. q. Bray, Secretary.
The following persons were then voted
for, aud duly elected "a candidates for rep
rescnta,ivcs, to wit Elijah Perry, Jas. W.
Lynd, and Patrick Mullen.
On motion Of J. q. Stoever, Messrs
Perry, Lynd and Mullen were declared to
be the unanimous choice of the convention.
On motion Of Chas. blair, il was unani.
nous y resolved. that the delegations to the
district conventions be hereafter based VI, on
the respective votes of the COunties--One
delegate being allowed Tor every 80 votes
cast
A committee of three consisting Of
Mcssrs, Fadden, Gllck. and llcnneburgh
was appointed as the district central com.
mite for the ensuing year.
On motion il was resolved that the dis
trict convention for 1889 be held 10 the town
Of Henderson
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23
THIRD ITEM

Goodrich got the contract
The fourth item is for the Supreme Court
Reports heavy piece OF work:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23

PorArnEs The rcmhlna took on large
lot Of potatoes at this port yesterday, but
we werc unable 10 learn the exact amount.
The Minnesota river boats continue 10 bring
large quantities Of the heat specimens OF
the vegetable which are generally shipped
Tor 81 Louis. If the present rate OF tx.
portation continues, potatoes will soon he
come drug in the market Of that city for
every river town in Minnesota and Wlscon.
sin il making ample contributions
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-23

A LARGE LOAD.-Thc Frank Steele took
on board yesterday afternoon alone upwards
Of sixty passengers ana large amount Of
freight, all bound Tor some Of the go-ahcal
towns on the Minnct ola river.
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TKE Law or NEW WsPAPERs.

lsubscrbersWho not give express notice the con-
rry, considered wishing subscrp
t0ns.
odcas the publisher Az TO send them until ar
0etraReS are paid t-sts ~
SIf Subscribers neglect their periods
the offices to which they aredrected
responsible till the have settled the bill and ordered
dis continued. ~ i-H - =
4tf subscribers to other places Withoutnform-
In publish and the papers sent to the former
rer!iOn, they alt held responsible.
F-Fhe that refusing take perod
cas- the Office removing and leaving them uncaled
or,is pri1nG Idcid evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY. = 4 4

Ohlo Ledge Ne I01.-Mss.s ! Mason.e Han,
s'rner Market and Streets the rt and tAtrd Mon.
dsyeyeuingsof each month"; q. ". slGF1s, ". M AEss-
Hnster LEtgAtta, Secretary. -i1ssA4
Wheeling Lodge Ne. I9S Meets as aboveon
the arss and third Thursday evening month"; n
BRENr1rNaER,w. H.; s. ". Psarsoa secretary.
WheellnR UnionF GhaPter.iNossn > 4 0E-Meets as
above on the second Monday evening eaehmonth. w g
sooFr, H. p: S. ". Psarsoa, Secretary.
wheeling EncRmPmea1 Ne. 1.-MestsI as
e9ssoa tas 3Srtt doudey evening o. eSck month. vs.
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THE INTE5 EIGENCER,
Love. and lIuFder IA Lou a sabtnee
lIRrElnge. "a > g ~.

[Correspondenceofthes ST. Louis Republican,
NEw ORLEANs, October 3.-4In the Paris6.o Of
Calcassieu, few daysago,,a a desperado named
lie Blcp. was killed under rather extraordinary
circumstances. The newspapers of this city,
have published the occurrence s,but5there afe1
particulars, obtained from private source,
whlchshaye not appeared in print ami which
add materially to thesinterest of the affair It
appears that from early manhood I.e Beu had
beenin the habit ofsettIngs the laws at defiance
whenever they confcted with his own passions
or desires, and often did so out Of pure
wantonnessi or to crafty the deylish spirit
which must have been strong within him
Some time ago hesrnurdereds two LAWYERS in the
streets of Lake Charles; and on one occasion he
compelled one ot-his negroes to seat shlmselfb
the side Of.the District Judge while the court
was in session; in fact his deeds Of violence and
his utter recklessness and lavleSsness, had made
him a terror the whole parish, and he, no
doubt, had come to think that the laws were,
powerless againSti him, andthat he could COM
init any crime with impunity. 25.
As the story goes, Mr. lie Bleu took a fancy,
to the wife of a man named Fox, living insthe
parish, and proceeded in the most direct and
summary manner to crafty his passion by get
ting up sort of Sabine wedding. He visited
her house in. the husbands absence, produced a
pistol, and informed Madame that his horse
would carry double, and that she must forth
with get up,behind him. & Whether she CONS
piled willingly or not is question, but she GER
tainly went with him, ,andtthey altogether
up to the time Of his death. As regards this.
forcible style of making love, do not vouch for
the truth of the statement, but SO the story was
told to me. ,DGring the recent term, Of The
District Court in Lake Charles, atragedy7 of.
some description was confidently expected. lie
Bleu had dthreatenedsth sthe,jndge and several other
persons, and in consequence they and their
friends prepared themselves for n desperate en-
counter; the courtroom andthe hotel, it is said;
presented something the appearance of badly
arranged arscnals. One morning, bright and
early, lie Beu rode his mule into town, dis.
mounted and proceeded to the hotel, with long
dragoon pistol inseach hand, and belt about
his waist containing revolver and knife He
was evidently bent on mischief, but his enemies
were on the watch, and before he could set foot
on the porch he was saluted by a. charge Of
buckstot froma gun in the hands of Mr.. Fox,
whose wife he had stolen. Three or four more
shots were fred by other persons, and Lie BIeu.
fell dead, with more than fifty buckshot inidif.
ferent parts Of his body Fox and two others
were arrested as the persons-who did the shoot
ing. Ea2. q;
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TC CORRESPONDENTS

LETTERS concerning subscription advertising or other A.
Of the should be addressed h
Letters concerning the editorial department paper
hould be addressed to the Rditors jointly either
% Them. l.ts -sa
JorresPOnd for publication, will please write
An Observance Of the above rules win greatly obge u.s.
nd secure prompt attention to than
heymght otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18
CHURCHEs OF WHEELING.

the information Of srangers visiting the cy We pub
following list of he dinerent Churches and their
me and place Of meeting II there are anv
WilImake the necessary correction with pleasure:
St. 1asstOs Episcopa1taT, Corner Monroe and Byron
treets Rev. PEREtns Rector; morning services 1O1
Clock eYening,7. v.s
sc. Johns Eptscopaltq Main street. between Prst and
Second, Centre Wheeling, ReY.J. H. sNzA, A. III Rector
B.rvices-Morning 1O1S afternoon 8.<: nIqbt X
Rtrst PrssBytsrtQa, Erv R. H. Fourth at.
between Ionroeana afternoon
Second Presbytertan webster street Main
Market Centre Wheeling; services rnng and evening
Third PrcsbVtsridn Ph street. between Chestnut and
Hilbert Ss, South Wheeling E. wooDs Pastor aeryI-
eeS morning and evening, -..lss5.s.. ;
Fourth Presbyterian, PAUL. Pastor
between Washington ndAdams services morning and
Fourth Street As.sodtst Eotsoopal. REV J. 4 wusos
Pastor between Monroe QUINCY services
h1hlnE ana evening.
+'0r" tsFeet EPtaoopat RHoEH Pastor
SSrper laFket North sts NORTH "heeng; services
morn'nE ana evening S Il
0'apA"e street AetAodtss EptscopGE RSy. T. a. MoN
soE Pastor ohaPline street. between First and Second
Osnsre W"ee'hg seFSiee' M morning mr. ana evening:
So''t@ ""S's'n9 y. z. C@"roA' Rev. ,. g. HA1t,
tIssoE; services morning and evening
BhSetf9 4sGitd ChGpe, on Wheeling 1SlandS Rev. J.
WILSON, Pastor. .,t.a5.' 81.
GernsG Aetsodt't Episcopal Rev. @. HELWO, Pastor,
oaapllne street. between Webster
,nE. IS r iise
So james CGth6drGE, Roman Catholic; Rt Rev. BISHOP
H. v. wHsLGN Pft street, corner OF Smpden; services
morning and afternoons, .,5s,
Fret BGpiSt CAWrcA, Clay St. East WheenE Rev Ina
B. NATB RRT Pastor; services morning and evening
Assoctase Reformed Rev 1T MocIURs, Pastor. corne
aDdT Ia
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The new fashions for the coming season do
not certainly indicate any diminution either in
the extravagance Of the expense or in volume
animadversion of journalists, aud the sarcSsm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

Arkansas JAILs.-rhej PoWhattan (Ark)
Advertiser, noticing the escape of a)prisoner.
from ,theiG Green county Jail, says that that build
ing has an nReraand) quteFsdoor; the inner was
very gindifferently secured, and thelouterwas
kept firmly fastened BY means Of fence rail
propped against il with board driven nithe
ground at the foot. The prisoner for several
days had offered q reward Of So to any person
who would shell an ear Of corn slat the foot of
the rail and'leave rest 20 the hogs, declaring
at the same time that he could manage the in.
ller door. IL ssI 800
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

SENSE. "a rough common sense pervodes the
following, in which there isceFtainly truth
than poetry IS s.5l.#as 49, :
Great men never swell. Il is only threes
cent individuals who are salaried at the rate of
two hundred dollars year, and dine on potatoes
and dried herring, who put on. mrs and .tinStlyi
waistcoats, swell, puff, blOws and; enaeayOIs to
30 discriminating person can ever mistake the
spurious for the genuine.articls. The difference
between the two is as great as that between a
bottle of vinegar and q bottle of the pure juice
Of.the grape. q S4f 81
s5sss;s.5s- - ..---s-z
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CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE

TInooFpoFated 9lal9-GhaTtara Perpetual.
Cash Capital 81, 100000! sao
ABSOLUTE AND 'UNIMPAIRED; stff 80
WITH "A ssURPAUseOFt S506;3ss.sS. !.
And the prestiEeof Y yenrs success and experience.
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fIal BUSHELS Corn Neal In store end for sale hy
.EA1tys &6St4k - = f.ss q gQA3HEW AE6lAHBss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

ROr the information ofstransers visiting the cityvs pub
and place meeting. II there are any Mistakes We
WilImuke etile necessary correction with pleasure;
ST. 1atthetO's, EiscopaItaH, Corner Monroe Byron
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

[RoreiEn Correspondence ofhe North Aerl.
6ts7 oberI
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1eIt IfIfff BOLTS W1LBfPEFI s7b9
q 81 Prize tSH4 bot stss
want Of good and cheap article plsase can nd s
snsl9s ~ytFsesklf ,7ssq9s s. ssJs ARn0nRSs ID
! &po HEoty,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-18

Having been appointed gent the above y5eil tneh
company for Wheeling and vicinity to take
Improved Fire and Marine sR9ks the favorable
terms. $50 IL q ERoNTTANI
I Once at Matthew Z Co.'S. Ware House Main street
-s4ep4o-ly33- 5l-f 1sl}5 p5fs No. 81 Main ST..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-05
MoRITZ AND EVA HOFFMAN,
Rosemary for Children's Hair and will
the Ladies'. y

The Proprietor Of the Sunday News. Franc i
Adams, Esq, furnishes the following testino ny
BosToS, Aug -, ls56.
Ono lady with whom We are personally aequaint-
ed, has used the Rosemary for nearly two years,
and will not be without it moment. This lady
has three children. and their heads are constantly
washed with this article, and we can say from our
own observation that it is ono of the best have
used 1t gives Ia the bair rich, glossy APP
poarauce, and keeps the scalp in a healthy state.
Thi, lady also the Rosemary for her own hair,
and Is deli GIFTED with it. She prefers it to every
article for the hair now in use. We have the tcs-
timony of several ladies in favor Of it.
FRANCIS ADAMS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-05

1t imparts a richness and brillancy. cleans. or
nanents, invigorates embellishes. removes danl
ruff, relieves headache, and has pro- " hecn
used fer restoring and preventing tho i,.uia /: ui
of the Hair with as much success any article
ever known. 1t has stood the test If time and
use, and all can rely upon it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-05

Molasses. Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Tobacco, Saleratus,
Soap, Candles Starch. V incgar, Lamp Oil, Burning
Fluid Spices Of all linds and such other articles
usually embraced in the Grocery business.
Also, Boots and Shoes, (extra quality,) Dry
Goods Hardware, Wooden and Crockery Ware,
Paints, Oils, Glass, and Nails, together with
Hats, Caps, &e., &e,; and in short, all the va
rous kinds Of goods usually found in village re-
tail grocery Store.
Our goods are all Of an excellent quality aud
purchased AS low as the lowest. Country Produce
Of all kinds viii lie taken by Us In exchange foI
goods. and the highest market prices will be paid
We ask You to give Us your patronage, and VIC will
eadeavoE to Use you well in every respect
II. II. HARDEN 4 co.
II. n. HARDEN. in, CHAMBERLAIN
Ellsworth. Sept, LIST, 1857,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-05
Rosemary with Europeans.

What Mr.. Hoffman, Editor Of the German paper
in Boston, aud his wife Eva say. They have had
Opportunity to test foreign articles for the hair,
but prefer the Rosemary.
Bosrox, Aug. 30. 1916.
j. RussELL SrALDISG, Esq.-Dear Sir: 1t is
with great pleasure that hereby do certify that
your Rosemary needs but Il trial to become ne
cessity for everybody. All ladies who have not
used this Hair Oil, declare unanimously, that eli
not ouy renders the hair vigorous, but gives also
beauty and spendor and that it is in every regard
the best article for the hair that can be found in
the United States: that recommend it
with our best conscience to eountrynen and
the public in general.
MORIrZ Avn EVA HOFFMAN,
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Hancock Bank.

TUE undersigned having been appointed Receivers 10
me- Hancock Bank, Of Ellsworth in tie County Of
Haucock and Of Maine. by the Hon Jonas Cutting
q the Justices Of the Supreme judicial CoGrt and
having been duly qualified such, hereby give public
notice that eil 1T months from the 2h day Of November
last, will he all we'd "a the creditors and all persons inter
es,e present their claims fo Allowance and the Room
adjoining Wisses 0ee will be open for that purpose
cry Wednesday and Saturday from 10 IL O'Clock A.
and from 10 O'Clock \. NJ. until notice Of a change
shall be aayedisd. S. WAREHOUSE
HATCH MACOMBER.
Ellsworth, Dec. ID, 1851. ARNo wIsWE Eli
IS Sno
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NV HAVEN, C0nn., Fch, 7, II ..
Mr. J. RI SSrt,I. SPALpISe-Dcar Sir: \ few
nights since saw a fair head OF very dark hair
a man that SIX weeks ago was bald. lie had used
nothing to produce it hut your Rosemary and Cas-
tor Oil preparation He purchased another bottle,
and saws he shall never be without it If il is posi-.
bic To be had. am selling II constantly, and
shall keep supplied. Yours truly,
l.
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Mn. J. Il. spALDlxG-Sir: 1t is with pleasure l
have used your Rosemary with great success in
keeping my hair black, rs age was turning it very
fast. Yours respectfully,
Cambridge Jan 2s ls56. MRs. d. TAFT.
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y1HE subscriber keeps his shop we'll
Il supplied with all the market affords in the
meat line, and solicts the patronage of those who
do not favor LIQUID mcat-shops. lie promises
to deal fairly, give good weight, aud sell at fair
prices. He keeps no drink for the thirsty ones,
but plenty of meat for the hungry citizens, and
expects the pati onage of the temperate and con-
siderate portion of the public.
Call at Reynolds for your Steaks, for break
fast, Roasts for elmer, Corned Beef for a change,
poultry when the appetite eravesit, and all kinds
of meats, as the good lady of the house directs
but bring no JUGS, n. c. REYNOLDS.
Ellsworth, Dec. ?. 1857. 4j-!f