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Winter Arrangement.

Winter Arrangement.
90 anl after Nuaday the 2is,
the Steamers LEWIS.
tSGx,S TON capt. GToEGE kNioEr
and MONTREAL. Capt. =.
A.PEtNcI,will run o., follows.
Leave Atlantie ShNf, Portland. ever, NoHd,y
Tas..ia, Wednesday, Thur,ds, and Friday. ut
O'clock a., sad Csalual wharf, Ro.ion, every
Noai.,. Ts~.isy. weia,sday, Thursday AID
rfili,. at 5 o'clock Z. VI
Fare. iu Cabin, si,?5
onD-ek, 90
IN. Each boat =, furnished With large
uuh,r ct state foom'. 10, che Accommodation OF
aIi,. aud f.nilirs; all travellers nfr fcaindc,l
that b, t,Aiug th,. line. mach saVtHg q time and
,,.ru.- will be- made. aad that Oh, Inconvenience
eft auU,ns en- Bs,Ioo at late houts Of the nighI
will b. a,ntied.
The h1iissrri'e iaseasoniotpassrngsrsto
the ~.rlirst trains cot 81 the city
The Company are not t~'p'usih,s fof baggage
90 en- amoas, sNcsed,ng $50 in value, snd iha,
rersa1sl unless not,ce i. given ani i'd iur AZ the
rate 1T one passenger ior c'cry $500 additions
talur.
TF.sigAutalsn a. u,ual
l.. BILLINGS. Agent.
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superphosphate Of Limo.

I HAVE have q lev bags more Of this article
i than intended TO ase myself. II any Of nay
Trend. vast it, shail lie glad 10 suppl, them. u
not. will keep ito use another year.
DARIUS FORBES.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!l

II cures Nervous aud DsbiIiiaici sufferer, ADD
removes al the symptoms, among which
will b. found.
Indisposition "a Nstiioa, l.o.s II Power, Loss oi
Memory, Difficulty Of breathing. Grnsfal Weak.
mes, Horror ~ Diseasr, Weak Nerves. TEEN.
Hing, Dreadful horror oi Death, Might s~esi',
Cold Feet. Waksfulncss. Dimnsss u Nision. Ian.
gnof, UniSsrsil lss.itudr ~ the Muscular system,
Ofleu snormou. Appetite with Dyspeptic Symp-
tons. 40, Hands. Flashing 81 the body, Drnes'
ufthe Skin. Palld Couhisnancc, add ewpiions on
the Pace. Paia IN the Bach. Ileayin@s. ~ the
E,rl,d', frrqusnlI, black spots hyiag before the
I've. With temporary sufusions aud loss oi sight;
want q fttention; Great mobility; Rrstlessness,
with horror Il Saristy. Nothng !. more desirable
90 such patients than solitude, AMI Nothing they
more dread tur irat II themselves, ~ fepose N
Manner; no Eatnss,ncss; no Sp,cuAiina. lut a
huuic transitions from one question: Ia another.
These symptoms n allowed a. q on-whi,h
ihi. medicine inyaIiahiy rsmove.-.ooa Gpllow.
LOSS OF POWER, fATuIrY. AND EPI-
LElTIC FIrS-in one II which ihr patient may
expire. who can s,y that these sNcr.ss- sre Mt
Frequently followed by those dfsiul dissasss-lN-
| SANITY AND CONSUMPTION The 80.
ufd. of the ln.ane Asy luas. and the mcliuchol'
'lcaths l., Consumption, BEAR ample vitness 10 the
Truth II these assertions. H. l.unatic As,lams the
most melancholy exhibition appears. The cuuu.
tenance u actually .odlen ani quite 5cstitute--
neither miuh 90 grief s'rr Welt. g. Sh"uld
sound II the voice occur. q 10 nTel, auiculaic.
'with wusful measures van drspiir
Low sullen .ouuds DO. grirf l~guiIsi'
! D'biluy - most tcuiblc' aud has brought
I thousands upon thousands 10 untimsly gf4vss,
tho. blasting the ambition n many noble yoath'.
| II can H. cured by the use oithl.
INFALLIBL RI NE ny.
| If,cu are suffering With au, ~ lhr above ii..
/ ir,,.ng a,lments. the FLUID EXTRACT NJ.
/ Gnu ~ill ourr 700. ry Il aud BE- eon'ine'd u
I ~ rthrsry.
BEw ARE ~ QUACH NOSTRuMS and
uUACk DOCTORS. Who i,lssl, b',lst II nh'li.
ties and feisvnc,s. Ciitcus knYS and avoid
them and save l.Uug Su1'fi1g. Noosy aui expo
.urr. D., .crdng ~ calling i1r b1tte oi this pop
ulif anil Specific Remedy.
/ II all,,, 40 pain and Inflammation, 10 psfisrily
pleasant IN u. taste snd odor, lit immediate "a it'
| action.
|HELWBGli'S tfRACT BUC4J.
/ !, prepared directly according 10 the rules Of
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,
With the greatest accuracy aud Chemical Ano~'
ledge aai care devoted IN ~ combination. See
Professor DEVICES Valuable Work on Oh"
Practice ofrh,.,c, ati most ot the late Sundafd
Wotk. II Medicine.
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son, Aaron ". Ei.lmnn his time 10 trade
anl act for himself. shall clam none OF his
wages nor pay any debts Of hi ooniraci,ng alter
thu. date. lSAAC has MAN
Attest; T.. W. wooDBuRr.
swIpIS, March SLIT, 1855.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
CONSUMPTION CURABLE
FoUsEL's PABULUM WIFE

Th,. vegetable production ha.
proved it.elf 10 d. the most remark.
able ptrpaisi,oa ever discovered,
Coz the ,hccnal cure of
Pulmonary Consumption,
and slso 81 Coughs. Coid.. Sote.
pes. Of the Chest. IIronch,sl lui.
tniion. and al other affection. 81
the passage. which have . lsndsa.
cy io produce that s'afful nialady
IN those p'edispo'ei.
hi. wandcrfrl discovery. from
it, volatile naiure, gives vapor,
freely and consequent, act. direct
I, upon the lnags ani air passages
arrest. the development II iulef
ce. IN the lung.. anil IN their snfl
sa,ng pSocess causes the m'iicl
Ia L. cxpecio'aisd without diii,cul
~. anil sfIeciually heal. the ulccrs
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Tn. e,Il,wjnr cure VA. reported ly ". q. q.
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,runbesl With geue,al debility. lie consulted sew
e,aI doctur,. wha preserved lo' him, bot ss.
6n.Il, toll THAT iIE COULD Nor GIT
WE'LL. lie stopped taking medicine, bot con.
,inu-d 10 grow wof.e. until he was % weak that
he could searcsly at vp. lie saw notice OF the
IIung,upn Bal.sm, procured . bottle aud costa,
usd To- take II aecording to the direct'on.-and
strange to SAY, In Few mon'h' he va. a 'fo"s
man. add q. he believes, permanently cured
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We translate the following raey anec-
dote from the Paris correspondence OF
the Courier des Etois Unis. Apropos Of
Persia, NJ. DE THoI.ozAx, assistant professor
in the Imperial School OF Medicine, at Val
dc Grace, has been chosen by the Schah as
his medical a,ten ,ant, in the room Of Nj.
ERNEST CLoquEr, who died at Teheran,
poisoned by the native doctors who IRE
Jealous Of the credit Of the French medical
men, who alone are admitted to the conf
dence of the Schah. Al. 4. CLoeuEr was
the fifth doctor who succumbed TO these
base conspiracies so that the advantages
of this post seem to be countcrbalanced by
its dangers. The doctor of the Sehah has u
salary oftwelve thousand dollars per annum,
free quarters horses, carriages, and, hear it g.,
oh BRIGHAM. a seraglio Of II dozen wives,
six black and six white. The acceptance
of this batter part Of the compact, however
is not obligatory.
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be definitely fixed. lie raised several other
objections, such as that the Constitutional
Convention should have been composed of
only seventy eight and that the division in
the Convention was irregular. Mr. BRowS,
of Mississippi, also spoke upon the subject,
but his remarks were entirely devoted to
Kansas and we presume, the speech was
the one prepared by that gentleman in reply
to MIR. DoroLAs great Kansas speech, but
which no declined TO deliver ut the time.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
The IIou.e was called 10 order by the

The IIoue was called 10 order Ivy the
SPEAKER
BILLS ISTAoDrCED.
by Mr. BUFFERS 10 incorporate The
town n IT. 4ucur.
BY Mr.. CHOWAN For State Agri
cultural College.
By Mr. CRCTTENDES To establish
The boundaries n certain counties. and pro
yldc for their organization
By Mr., TALBOT: 70 lcgalize certain
state Roads IN Stearng county
IS Mr. DkCOW For state road
from W,n0na TO the west boundary of the
State.
~ Mr.. KfNGHORN To amend the
boundary line between 5eo,t and Dakota
couu'ics.
By Mr.. YOUNG For a State road
from Win,ehsgo TO breckenridge.
By Mf. PETITE: Por S.a'e road
from AustiD 20 Ows,opna
~ Mr. ~ THOMPSON Memorial
fr trs compilation II the Mend,'a and Zig
-loax River rad
bEgMrrioxs.
4 resolution was adopted aati'orlha add
,ioual postage and stationery Tor nciDScrs,
and ga additional number d papcrs.
\ resolution was adopted, giving igpa.
tins Donnelly The u.e 81 'bc Hall ~ Sat
urdsy ever6ng.
FEPDkTs.
Tie majority u the committee 81 whom
vas r.ier "a Mr. -TAEKEY's Emigratioa
Comm - iofcr Bit, AMI Mr. RgnTnb's
joint resolu,iop referriug 70 'he sans sub
jsc,. made q reJsrt 10 favor Of Dir. SrAs-
Es5 DiN with certain EHsrdmsn,s.
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Tmp.r Feb. ~, 1853.

The Senate met. aud was called 10 o..
der by Mr. kiDPAIli.
Prayer by The Chaplain.
The Chairman announced comumnica.
ton from the President ii the senate, no,-
fyinz him Of his illness and oor@1ren, INA
bilny 10 attend the seasions Of the r,eua,e
f,r syeral days. The Senate considered
Mr. Rpp,rn the regular presiding oiiicer
during the atsnon Of Mr. MrRpnY.
Mr. COWAN presented petition from
citin.ns 81 brown and Nicoliet counties IN
relation TO tiss protection VI sttIsrs o The
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THgRsbAY. FEB. III. lo5s.

JHsRsbAY. FEB. IL le5s.
-EsAIE
Scua,e MT aad was called 10 order by
Mr. EiDPAIH.
Prayer 10y the Chaplain.
The CO. lowing bills wrre then INTRODUCED:
By Nj NORTON A bili reiaiing to
iullcizl salss 81 real estate.
Also. bill 70 aHr'osi Chapter j. u he
Eeyi.d -tatu,es
On uso,,oa Of Mr.. SMITH thu following
rs~o.nt,sx, Was taken Mp
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SENATE.
Senate met and was called TO order by
the President.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. RICHARDSON a bill to in-
corporate the town OF Rockville.
by Mr.. SMITH A bill to amend chap
ter 3 of the Revised Statutes.
The Joint Committee 10 whom was refer
rerrel the bill organizing the county OF JET
ierson reported il back with q recommends
ton 'ha, it pass. The report was afterwards
withdrawn.
The bill providing for the payment OF the
members and officers OF the Legislature was
reported back without amendment, aud lis
passage recommended.
A number OF House bills and memorials
were read first time.
A number of senate bills were then read
IA second time and ordered printed,
THIRD READING.
TIE following were read q third time
A bill 10 provide for defrayng the ex.
penses Of the constitutional Convention o.
the State of Minnesota, was read and laid
on the table.
A bill for State road from Blue Earth
City, in Farlbault county, TO Shell Rock
City, in Frceborn county.
a hill 10 incorporate the town OF Albion.
A bill authorizing the County Commits
sioners Of Sihley connty TO issue bonds for
the erection Of county buildings.
A bill defining the north line Of heckcr
county
A bill changing the name 81 Watrath
LuBblah.
A memorial for a mail route from Albert
Lea in Freeborn county, 10 New Ulm, in
Brown county.
A memorial tor mail route from West
II. Paul to Shakopee.
A memorial for mail route from Clear
Lake to Forest City.
A memorial for mail route from Man
kato to Fort Dodge, in Iowa.
A memorial for a mail route from st.
Peter to Gil ncoc, in Mcleod county.
Also. a bill incorporating the town ~
CISCO. were each read third time and
passed.
Mr.. LINDSEY presented Petition
from CltNeUs Ot 'spuit1s Cpoh'N, VidynR
fOv State road from Rochester 10 Cannon
Falls.
~ COMMITTEE oF THs WHOLE.
The Senate resolved itself into Committee
~ ths Whole for the consideration Of the
bin authorizing the loan Of 22j0000 10
deiray the current expenses Of the State,
Mr.. LINDSLEY 10 the chair
The bin was amended and reported back
with the recommendation that it pass.
Fur'her amendments were adopted by the
Senate. after which the report was adopted,
Mr.. MckUNE gave notice Of bill, and
submitted resolution appointing com
mi,tee TO ascertain the number Of miles 'rav.
elcd by each member, and The amount due
each for mileage, which was laid over under
the rules
The House amendments 10 the Appro.
pria,ion bill, we're coneurrad 10 by the sen
ate
Mr.. Hull. INTRODUCED a bill 10 locate a
State road from -, Pau 70 Chicago City
in the county 81 Chi.ago.
The Senate then adjourned,
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public lands, which was referred to the Com.
mitue ~ Public lands.
Messrs. VAN ErrEN, LlNDSI.EY
AID ADAMS gave notice OF intention 70
introduce certain BILLS.
Mr.. ADAMS otIard resolution au.
thorzng the Secretary 10 employ another
clerk, at the expcuse of the State 10 assist
in copying bills, memorials, &C., which was
adopted,
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr., VAN ETTEN A bill extend.
ing the time Tor the completion Of the Mis-.
sissippi aud Rum River licom.
Also bill to provide for letting the
public printing binding aud advert sing,
which was ordered printed.
by Mr.. MckUNE; A bin 10 authorize
the County Commissioners Of Steele county
tolevy n tax "a erect bridge across Straigh,
River.
On motion Of Mr.. WATSON, the reso.
luton iorbdding the introduction II road
bills and memorials after this date, was taken
up. and discussed, f t .
Mr. LlNDSlEY submitted the following
amendment, which was adopted: "unlcps
accompanied by petition lrom resid 'nts upon
the line Of the proposed road
Mr. HALL. moved to amend by striking
out all that portion which refers 10 State
roads. Lost.
Mr. SMITH moved to amend by insert
ing. aplcS' lstitioned for by majority II
the inhabitants Of such county through
which the road may pass.
The question then being upon the resola.
ton ns amondei, II WIS not adopted. s.
Mr. HALL offered the following rosola.
ton which was adopted. .fdk
Rssoired, That from and after the 18th 81
February, this Scnaie viii coDsdcr "a; memo.
rial fot mail routes, except such as have been
introdHced before such day.
Mr., BATES reported back hill or
State road from Minneapolis 10 Forest City,
with the recommendation that Il bc indcil
ni,cly postponed.
The report was laid on the table
A number Of Senate bills were then read
second time Ivy their titles.
A bill relating 81 town AMI county organ.
Ra,ion was referred 10 select committee Of
FIVE Messrs, VAN Errrs, SrnkgrEa. Ssnu,
WATSON, und JoSp
TulRD RsADiSu ..+. .
The following hills were read third time
and passed;
A bill authorizing the city Of ~, Pau TO
loan ia bonds to the 81 Paul Bridge Com.
pany.
Tbs Senate then adjourned until Monday
al ~ o'clock.
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HOUSE Of REPRE- ENTATIyE-


The House met at 10 O'Clock AMI VA.
ea,led to or1,r by The Speaker,
EEKOSsTRAxCg.
A rtInonrrsDce from citizefe o. B1e
Earth and Faribau,t countie~, against n
change 10 q certain State read, wa. prp=su,ed
AID tefrred.
rsE or THs BG'sg Pog DERArE.
Mr.. PETITE Introduced resolution
tia, tie Use u the Hall Of the Hoa.e q
Representatives b. given 10 Msssra ". A.
Gorman. VI. 3. Wilkinson, u. A. Robert
200. and others, 70, discussion on Friday
night.
Bills ISTRODCcro.
BY Committee ca lows and COUNTIES
An act for Township Organization.
by Mr.. kkHFELD An at 10 sn,hor-
ize the Corntnissinprrs q Brown county 70
borrow money.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
The lIonre mel pursuant TO adjournment,
and was called to order by tho Speaker pro
tfm,
Mr.. WAKEFIELD was called TO pre-.
side.
nuis INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. YOUNG. To incorporate the
town Of oloon. and the county Of Oalado.
mia,
by Mr.. REHFELD A joint resolution
providing Tor the printing of the laws In
German.
by Mr. SCOFlELD Two bills TO 10
cate State roads.
SECOND BEADING noUsE Rlfia.
An act 10 establish the boundaries Of
otter Tail, breckenridge, and Beckcr conn,
ties.
DoDdg COUNTY STAT
The Committee on Towns and Counties
reported back the bin authorizing The pco-
pic Of Dodge county 10 vote upon the selec-
ton Of II County Scat. with the recon
mcDda,iop that II be passed. The present
County Seat Ia nj Monticello. which was &c
lec,cd by vote one year ago. There have
been various petitions and remonstrances ON
this question and the JOINT Committee on
Towns and Counties Investigated the subject
fully. having heard counsel for and against
the bill
Mr.. RUTAN moved that the bill be eo-
crossed for third reading.
Whercupon M~srs BALCOMT,E,
BEARCE, aud BACON. urged post
ponement u the bill until The Representative
from Dodge county should b. present.
Mr. TALBOT. from The committee. OK.
planned uai air. WAY. the membcr from
Dodge county, had expressed no opinion on
the bil' but va. rather non commi,ts, hay.
Ing no feeling upon the subject.
A motion 10 postpone the consideration
Of The bill until Mopiay, was deieatsi.
A motion 10 post one until 10 morrow
was iuriber d,sussssi by Mes~rs. BAL
COMBE. BEAkc Il, and SllEEIZ--tl,e
latter gentleman iutnaiiug that Mr.. WAY
was away IRON his @at for the purpose oi
doIg.ng the vote On tbc Dodge County
seat The motion was voted down.
The previous question was moved on tho
motion 10 cDgross, wbereupou o call VI tho
] IIbN~ was Inhtt Wy oittf
which further proceedings therein were dis.
pensssd with.
A motion 10 adjourn was then voted
down.
TIE preyions question was then ordered
and the motion 10 engro.s was then adopted.
EHBgAIios BiLL.
The Emigration Commissioner Blu In
,roduced by Mr. rrAasEy, being the spe-
cial order ivf to-day. the House went into
CoiDmiiiec oi the Whole, Mr.. TALs0r in
the char. aa
The reports d the majority and minority
report u the committees were read.
A dscu~,,ou then took place, participat-
I'd IN by Messrs BRADLEY, STARkEY,
RACCI OTIS, BALCOMBE and FLA.
DLLAND. p
The remarks ~ Mr. RAUCH were
made with e~peesi reference 10 the point Of
having an Emigfant Agent. and the circuia-
ton 81 docum.nts 10 b. circulated IN Eu.
rope. 80.
Mr.. BRADLEY moved that the com.
mites rise with the recommendation Of an
Indefinite psipODement Of the bills. which
was agreed 10.
11e committee then rose and reported
tif recommendation To the Housa. rt4I
Mr.. bTARkEY moved Q cal Of the
IIousc and further proceedings unds tho
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Igepsrsa .rrrr..ly for The Pioneer ana peuersil
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 10, 1865.
SENATE.
Senate met aud was called to order by
the President.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, -
The Hons, me, pursuant TO adjournment,
and was called TO order by tho Speaker pro
trm
Mr. WAKEFIELD was called to pre-.
side.
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Ny Mr. YOUNUl To incorporate The
town Of oloon, and the county Of Oalado.
mia.
by Mr.. REHFELD A joint resolution
providing Tor the printing Of the laws In
German,
Nv Nr SCOFlELD Two bills 10 10.
cate State rUads.