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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-29

WASHINGTON, July l8.--lsaroD Gerault,
the Prussian minister, will leave for Provi-
dence in the course OF a few days, for bis
family, with whom he will return in the au-
tumn.
ii. ID. Spencer, who was appointed Min.
lister to Turkey, has since been named to
Sardinia, and il ia not improbable that the
arrangement may retain Mr.. Spencer in
this country.
The Tribune correspondence says Col.
Henry took dispatches to Minister Forsyth,
conveying the Presidents views regarding
the forced loan, and informing him that a
steamer will be sent To Vera Cruz 10 COB
vey himself and legation to Mobile. Col.
Forsyth has written to the Department,
stating that after protesting against the
forced loan, be had thought Of demanding
his passports, but had finally deemed it best
10 remain in Mexico, though be had SUE
pended all diplomatic intercourse.
J. C.G. Kennedy having been appointed
by the President to carry out the act Of
Congress providing for the completion Of
the unfinished work Of the 9TH census, has
entered on the performance OF his duties
with an able corps OF assistance. and Is bust
ly engaged in revising and completing the
statistics OF manufactures, in order that the
work may be presented TO Congress at the
commencement Of the next session
These statistics, taken under the direction
Of Mr.. Kennedy, and nearly completed when
he was displaced from Office, will, when com
pleted, present the most complete and cor
rect exhibit OF the condition OF the mechan-
&c ars and be has everything prepared.
Thes details having never been pubisbed,
the interest occasiooed by their appearance
viii not be limited to our country.
II Is ascertsiped from . reliable source
that about two years ago treaties we're
made with certain Indians OF Oregon and
Washington Territories including those Who
recently fought Col Sep,oe, and which the
Senate failed TO ratify. This omission has
had the eject Of producing an impression
on the minds Of the Indians Of the absence
Of good faith on the part Of the Govern
ment.
Several weeks ago. when the rumosed de-
feat OF Col. step,oe reached this city, the
Indian bureau promptly sDt out directioos
70 the U. 8. Indian Agent 70 use Ill avail.
able mesns ., bin disposal for such IN eme,.
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Unsettled claims MT dns ....rt.t uiJiV4 ~
Ls,ases aquitasly adjusted and promptly pad, Up
wards ~ 81 sU 90 u Losses have been pad ~ tho
,ttns lasuanes uompao, Ia the pas, yssfs. fue ssd
Inland Navigation Hshs accepted Al ,efms consistent
with soi,enry and fs pron, Especial s,,sh,ioa given Ia
insurance Of dwellings and contents lot tsrms u oos To
tive years
Tho progress II this Corporation has h~sp static and
uninterrupted through seasons ~ financial sunshine and
storm periods eyroiini IN ~ esemp from sw~rpin'
eosgssf ssns and msrtme disaster Aeisa long .siAb
shsd cash basis The troubles " Inc eTtdh system
Affect Va Ia po msi~risl pariie slaf.
During " hard times F." The security of reliabe tasar.
snre Ia imperative duty the ability II properly
.rs Ia sustain loss being then much issssasd,
Agencies IA all Tho principal cities aud towns through
cat III. state foheins issned siih0ni delay. by
i,lMIH 1IIEH EAkhlu Arrnl- 81 PAM.
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nluns,nsm A bucs".s, Attorneys for Aorsasae.
vE-wownakn

I AistRIr1 tut M, ~ JUDICIAL DISTRICT, STATE
~ ~ NIkNtSpfA, Ramsey county
Albert Fulisr aud Usofs. tuler, surviving Paftnsrs
II the iaie nfm u Albert Fuller Co.. against usorr.
truil
To uearsr Scott
You are hereby samossd and required 10 answer tho
eamplsn ihs seoo which nov hed In the onios 81
CLERK af This ,uurt 10 said County ~ Ramsey aud 10
copy 1T Ia th~ SAID complaint on Tho
eabsofaf, Al bis once Ia The ely VI sain, Paul. la SAID
k,sls of Minnesota within twenty days after Tho s-Fves
Of this you sssiiait. o us day ii sunh ser
Wee aud you fail w sBswet tho said complaint within
III. time afstsssld The paiBun In this action VIII iasn
Judgment against you iof the 81 sa hundred ,welvs
dollsrs and sesany erps, with iaefest frtn The dats
hereof, beside. tho eus.a u TIL. action,
Dated June n, is6a -.....
n sHNRBuKsE.
ls2l- sgw rlaiuIns Auauney,
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NEILL'S HISTORY OF
MIN ESOTA.

MORTGAGE sALE-Deiauh having been made IN tho
MI payment of the vi three hundred aud turiy
,hi do, and ninety two cents principal Ant interest,"
which Is now ea,med q be due on q cert IA mortgage,
bearing dat. the twcnty second day OF August ~ liza
aud executed by Alexander Nigus and Maria kgus Ills
wife both OF the county of Mower and Territory OF Mn
n,soa To Jeremiah H. late. aud Neiorous T. Lewis, of
thr county aud Territory storeraid which was duly
corded hc office Ut tho Register Of Deeds Ia The county
OF Mower and Territory OF Minnesota, On ME tw-hy hi
day II August lA "a ak ocock la the afternoon OF
that day In BOOK of mortgages, ON pages seventy h'e
ls6l and sevrny sin hereof which said mortgage, aud
de bt secured thereby VAS Afterwards, on tho seven
tcenth day OF November, H. la5 Tor valuable con.
suon assie ned by the cad veiorous r Lewis OF all
his interest therein To Jeremiah A. Yates which assign.
men thereof duly Or led IN the olhee OF the Regis
Deeds for Mower eoany Aforesaid oa tho tenth day
OF July A. u. 1855. az oo!oekf. at that day. Ia 8ook
& of Mortgages, on laga nineteen tltl
Now therefore, nouee In hereby gwen, that IN pursn-
sf the power ot sale contained IA SAID mortgage,
aud 81 the statute IA such made and provided the
premises described In and covered BY SAID mortgage dc
seribed IS follows, to Wit
1h. tall ot the heasi quarter of section number
twoi2L IN township number hundred aud two iu2
re number eighteen Isl west excepting there
from I'VE 1911 acres the southeast corper sold IA smith
leaving seventy nyo ol land be the same more
viii be sod at public " pdae, Ia pay said debt
aud costs OF sale the law Office u Aaron H. Everest IN
the village Of Austin, Mower county Minnesota, ON m
day tho third day OF september A. D. so Al ten oaiooA
10 The lorcnoon On said DAY.
Dated al Austin. July lsth, lNS .
JEkkMIAliB YATES,
Assignee of Mof,gsgsc.
AARON T. EvEsrzr, Attorney Tor nos xasrr.
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jams MoBoAl,
JAMka THOMAS,
Commissioner.

Nofltk~to James fcfrer, Thomas Hardly, aud
~ Ashlsy n, hnrt-N You are brtety Daia.d. that on
tba iih DAY of AugA1i, is NJ 10 cl,ek VI said DAY,
sbsii ohcr proof Al The ihi,.j r,sles Land onlee,
81 D. rest tir 10 sappo', o my application pre.mpl
the following detaiihsd land. Ia vii The southeast
quarter af soalhss quarter ui ssooa Ma. ~ township
e uf rang" M 40 IA which saa land you adverse
eAinsn aud you hereby rriiuh sd at tho time
and plaee furnish proof la suppo of your adverse
claim
r. fRiIz, Applicant
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PlTTsBURG, FORT WAYNE a CHICAGO
RAILROAD.
'ltO Pittsburr, New Yort, fhiisdeph,A, Bal,imore,
i Washington ,ny, with ea, one chanss q. ears W
GREAf PENNsYi.vANiA
GEM kAL RAJ LROA ~
To New York, Philadelphia, baltimore, snd Washington
t1y, and all the ip,~rior to~as Of fonnsyissnls New
Jsrssy, New Y.rt, ryisad, 10.
MsrebAau ~ .ahing this route viii have The advantage
Of all the eastern markets a. no additional cost
baggage eh~ekea through IA Pittsburgh,
PAsssnE ere to- New York and Philadelphia, viii havs
their baggage checked The ears which 10 eaasaenl
TO chee kns through 10 the above voints.
Trains l.Ayr Michigan southern Depot ~ iollows
Ga. h-Morping Enprssz daily, sunday q eneeptsd
Running Through W fmtsbWg ain bai Que ohshse "'
Tonne citing al Cre.lns with Cleveland aud Lake shore
and ali interior towns oi New Engiapd, VIA New Sorh
Central sud New York aud Eric Hailroads- .
Aiao south tn Coiumbns, GAINESVILLE, Newaft hounl
Vernon, ksub.nyie, wheeling. aud ist"r'"r to~bs ID
OHIO and NirkiDia. =. ,
River Roa " Springfield tre.nA, Day ~" ~" ''"' u"
FARE As Low Az ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers bound east VII Ind this Toute bOh piFs
saul aud agreeable passing through many OF The Afg"st
aud finest cili.s IN thu United states. .,
Passengers arriving IN Chicago any VI e roads, VIII
ind sie1,i,e Cheek Agents 81 the Dspo,s "a receive
cheeks and convey baggage tree III charge n 'hr m"
bnrg aud thiraEo tAfs.
Tcssu Tor sale all the principal Ticket on'res ~ die
West and al the tUnipanys Once cnrbrI oi han1oph
and Deafbsrn sur"~ ~ a. hs a@p" %" ' an h"f'" ~
Chicago
he particular and Ass loo ricses ~ tott Wayne,
my7- u dAw General Agent. ,h,aaso
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CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
nv THE
l.TNA INSURANCE. COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED lRip--t'hAHTFN fEErETt A..


tAs1 tAtifAt h,Wl,WNO
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success aud espefienee.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-07

At Court # Probate holden at Wnchester, withn and tor the District o WGnchester Me 14M doy cf Decem Der, 1857.
 Present, HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge of the adjoining
 District of Torrington, holding said Court. vu< <HE Trustees on the Estate of LEWIS R. BOYD. II assigned for the benefit of his creditors pursu- ant to An Act for the relief of Insolvent Debtors and for the equal distribution of their effects among their creditors, and the other laws of this State relating to the subject, having given tice to all concerned to appear before this Court this present day to be heard relative to the appo ntm of Commissioners said Estate, after full hearing this Court doth appoint JOHN H. HUBBARD, Esq. of Litchfeld and B B. ROCKWELL, Esq. of West Win sted to receive examine adjust and allow the claims of the creditors of said Estate, and make return to this Court. And also doth decree that three months be allowed and limited said creditors from the 25th day of December, 1857. to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners and doth further order that said Commissioners meet to receive claims against said Estate. at the Beardsley House in said Winches- ter, on the 24th day of February and the 24th day of March, 1858, at O clock A. NJ. on each of said days and that notice of this order be given by pub lication of the same fol month in the Mountain County Herald and the Litch6eld Enquirer weekly newspapers published nearest the place where such Estate is so in settlement. and by posting on the public sign-post in said Winchester and doth fur thcr order that copy hereof be sent by mail to every known creditor living without this Probate District, within one week from this date
 35-lm HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-07

Al Court @ Pro6ate holden at Wineheier ,sithin and for
 the Dtsrid of Hanchester, the 14h day ef Decebey
 1851.
 Present, HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge of the adjoining
 District of Torrington, holding said Court.
 VBHHE Trustees on the Estate of the AMERICAN
 A HOE COMPANY, Ia partnership firm, Lewis R. Boyd and James Humphrey of said Winchester being the partners) assigned for the benefit of their creditors, pursuant An act for the relief of h. solvent DebtOrs and for the equal distribution of their effects among their creditors and the other laws of this State relating to the same subject hay ing given notice to all concerned to appear before this Court this present day to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners said Estate, after full hearing this Court doth appoint JOHN H. HUBBARD Esq. of Litchfield and B. ROCKWELL, Esq. of West Winsted, to receive, examine, adjust and allow the claims of the creditors of said Estate and make return to this Court And also doth de- cree that three months be allowed and limited said creditors from the 25th day of December, l857 to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners and doth further order that said Commissioners meet to receive claims against said Esate at the Beardsley House in said Winchester, on the 24th day of Feb ruary and the 24th day of March, 1858, at O clock A. M on each of said days and that notice of this order be given by publication of the same for one month in the Mountain County Herald and the Etchfeld Enquirer, weekly newspapers published nearest the place where such Estate is in settle ment, and by posting on the public sgn-post in said Winchester and doth further order that a copy hereof be sent by mail to every known creditor iv- ing without this Probate District, within one week from this date.
 36-1m HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-07
CLEFT,

SH,HERE is probably no disease that has so often U baf-d the skill of the wisest heads in the Pro- ession, as the above mentioned disease--a disease which, at times, would seem to defy any and every treatment that may be instituted. The great dti- culty in etfec!ing cure, however, has been, first the want of proper selection in remedies, and sec ond, in the administration of stimulating remedies when the discharge was occasoned by STRICTuRE Gleet arises, 1st from chronic ilfilmma -ory state of the membrane of the urcthra brought about from the GonorrkGa-the discharge arising from the relaxed state of the secreng vessels 2nd from alteration of that mcmbrane-the uceratiun arising on the severity of the specific inflammation, gonorrhea 3rd it may and very tften does arise from causes entirely unconnected with gonOrrhna i; the secreting vessels of the part having from various causes lost their tone; 4th, from STRUCTURE.
 To successfully treat the first three varieties, course must be had to reliable remedies whose par ticular action will be upon the lining membrane of medies should be made use of. but in connection with the of the bougie as remedy in the first three varieties, there is no remedy so peculiarly adapted to bring about speedy cure
 " RISLEYS COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
 BCCHU,"
 a remedy that is probably frequently made use of in the cities ot New York, Philadelphia Chareston Savannah, Mobile and New Orleans than the entire catalogue of the other boas ted rcme s- remedy which, if used according to the prescribed directions accompanying the medicine will not fail to afford most speedy relief and bring about per manent cure. For sale by all Druggists
 HARRAI. RISLEY x KITCHEN, Wholesale Druggists. 76 Barclay street, N. Y.,
 Sole Agents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-07

&c, giving the most positive assurance of q highly cOngcsted and rrftated condition of the mucus mem brane of the digestive organs. The cause, then, of nervous paIpitation, or functional derangement of the heart has its origin in disease of the stomach and digestive organs the removal of which is of the first importance for by so doing we cure the tunc- tiona disease and steer patient clear of that ter rible structural organic disease of the heart, for which there is cure, and but very little reilef from palliatives And by the by, will here take occasion to remark for the benefit of sufferers, that as general thing where functional disease IS stub born and of difficult removal, physicians are too apt to irnpute their i'll to tke disease having passed into the structural organic disease, and so would say to all, be not dismayed, for your physi- ca. may be mistaken, and you may yet be relieved by timely applicati..n to proper remedies.
 he trHe indication of treatment, then. IS the re moval of the highly irritated and congested condI- ton of the digestive organs and if there is any dis eise requiring the most particular selection ill rern dies, this most certainly is one, not only because most valuable time may be lost in the taking of im- proper remedies, but the exhibition of remedies not consistent with the true condition of the stomach, may increase still more the disease, and hasten on the structural organic disease. The remedy. above all others for this disease is '' BLISS DYSPEPFlC REMEDY. "a remedy in which the most implicit confidence may be placed for, if taken closely accord ing to directions tgether with living up to all the accompanying directions, so far as circumstances will permit, it will most assuretly effect ornament and speedy cure. To all subject to this disease, would say. get is medicine at once. and lose time in placing your system nnd its remedial influence for every day lost brings you just much nearer to that ncara5e disease-organic disease of the heart
 W. W. BLISS, M. D., 563 Broadway, N. Y.
 For sale and sent by mail to the address, on re- cept of the price of the medicine by all respectable druggists. Price S2 % package
 BARRAL RISLEY < KITCHEN,
 Importers and Whol. sale Druggists,
 75 Barclay street. N. Y.
 Sole agents for New England and New York to whom the trade should address their orders
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-07
5000 REWARD.

VX7 HEREAS on the night of the 25th of No w vember, 1857, Herman Baldwins Mill and Machine Shop was set on fire and burned down.
 At public meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Washington warned expressly for the pur- pose of offering reward for the detection of the incendiary, the following vote was passed
 Voted That the Selectmen be instructed to offer a reward of One Thousand Dollars to the person per sons who shall make the discovery and bring to viction the person or persons who set on fire the Mill of Herman Baldwin, on the night of November 18th. 1857 which offered as reward shall be paid to such person persons from the town treasury by order of the Court before whom such conviction is had
 We the subscribers. Seectmen of the town of Washington in pursuance of said vote offer re- ward of One Thousand Dollars for the detection and conviction of the person or persons who set on fire and destroyed Herman Baldwins Mill in said Wash ington.
 Dated at Washington December 8, 1857.
 SAMUEk A. BAKER,
 .. ,. eEoEGE ., sGE C; 1;oan HITCHCOCK, seleotmen
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-07


 District c CrnwaH ss, Probate Court December 5 1857. UPSTATE OF HENRY BEEBE, late of Cornwall 4Z in said District, deceased. a The Court of Probate for the District of Cornwall hath limited and allawed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said Estae represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed William Hndman and Anson B. Beach of said Cornwall, Commissioners to receive and examine said claims.
 Certified by FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge. THE subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the late residence of said deceased in said Corn wall on the 9th day of March and 5th day of June. 1858, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment. -<-
 ANSoNsB. BEACH, 'omm'Ssiohefs' All persons indebted to said Estase are requested to make immediate payment to
 34-3t HENRY L. BEERS, Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-07
10 te Court q Probate for atrtse, Eset of Rez5asy:

10 the Court ef Probate for hrtse, Esct of Rczbuy:
 NHE undersigned, an insolvent debtor residing
 U in Roxbury in said District and whose Estate IS now in settlement in said Court under the " Act for the relief of insovent debtors and for the more equal distribution of their effects among their credit ors, respectfully asks the Court that an allowance be made him out of said Estate for the necessary sup port of himself and family, as by statute in such cases m'de and provided, he having first complied said act. WILLIAM a. Grovrp Ass;gner. Frooaie cours, Dssria of Rorbry, Nosembr 16 1857.
 ORDEhED.Ihat the foregoing application be heard within said District the first Tuesday of January 1000, at iO clock M, and that notice thereof be gwen 6y advertising for one month in newspaper pnneeo m Atchheld and a newspaper printed in Wa teroury, they being two papers published weekly and nearest where the Estate aforesaid is in settle ment. and on the sign-post in Roxbury
 ksi-Af CHS B. PHELPS, Acting Judgs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-07
PATENT sNEDECkV.ES. Disease of the Heart--PalDita- --..- ton.

nNE of the most distressing diseases that flesh O is heir to. person subject to it is liable to attack at any moment, whether lying, sitting or walking Its attack is sudden, and oftentimes with out any premonition whatever, and too, oftentimes without any appreciabe cause, and the relief that be afforded to the poor patient during the parox- ysm, is exceedingly unsatisfactory for but little can be done that will in any way give much relief
 This of all other diseases that have attempted to treat upon is the most important not only from it's being otentmes of difficult removal but from its being exceedingly liable to into that struc- tural organic disease Of the heart for which there is no cure and would the space be allowed me. I should feel in duty bound to suffering humanity to make use of several columns in this paper, that might throw all the light possible for me to do upon this all important disease, its causes indications of cure. treatment, &c., Sc, in the hope that might be the humble means of awakening sufferers with this disease to true sense of their pcrlous condi ton, and stimulate them to lose no time in adopt ing some mode of treatment that would throw of that condition of the system Uhich e cause of the functional derangement.
 { There are two kinds of Palpitation, viz: That proceeding froprsanic disease of the heart or dis nervous palpitation. For the former there is no it is often pailiatcd but nerer cured For the latter although all treatment has been by some of the highest authorities discarded and discarded be- cause Jas they say) little if any success attends any remedial effort that may be made Yet we'll
 
 but will effect cure providing the grand of the functional derangement be we'll understood, and
 treatment instituted with direct reference to it. So far from discardng all treatment it certainly should receive the closest investigation and scrutiny and every possible exertion should be used towards its removal, lest its continuance should bring about that structural organic disease of the heart which, in nine cases out of ten is the result of prolonged uncured, and uncared for functional disease
 Organic, or that incurable disease of the muscular structure of the heart is produced as have already said by the nervous functional disease of that gan and from this fact the functional disease should have every remedial attention paid it. in the hope that ere it be too late. treatment may be insttu ted that will do away with the of the function al and thus prevent the occurrence of the organic And now, what is the eaase of the nervous palpita- ton or functional disease of the heart? But before answering this question let us see what gener- ally the accompanying symptoms The pulse, gen. orally, are from 90 to 11o-tongue clean, red and swollen Irritation and redness about the tonsils- bowels generally very irregular-headache and flushed face-tenderncss of the pit of the stomach accidity and fatuIence-slecp unrefreshing- -depes- sion of spirits of hours duration-feet cold-skfn highly sensitive to changes in the atmosphere, &c,