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A MBROTYPEs.-snA Paoy1rs AND QyIc,

" kfNDLlNG AND STOVE WOOD,
WHii T, hSP REp ASH goal,
CUMBERLAND, LUMP, Il SMITHS COAL!
A full assortment of all kinds always ON hand.
FAIR PRICES EXPECTED!
We wish 1t understood that we design doing a
please send the money or have it ready when the
fuel Is delivered, thereby saving the trouble Of
We would say to those fsv persons having 40
counts, we consider them due at any time we pre-
presented. r. J. w M G2TTe
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CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions IN hs
factory, making 1t now one of the largest !. =
in the District, where his facilities for
manufacturing CARRIAGE 4 LIGHTXS2E
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be surpas sed. ana
from his long experience in the business he hopes
70 give general satisfaction, = 49,
Az kinds of Carriages AID Light Wagons kept on
All REPAIRSne neatly done, and oil orders PROMPT.
secondhand Carriages taken in exchange 70, nsv
ones. ANDREW ]. JOYCE.
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T. TO THE AFFLICTED.
4 HIS Great Purifier of the Blood, the INDIAN
WORKABLE pECOCTION,, prepared by Mrs
medicines now known 10 the faculty, and its p0pu-
erity 10 increasing daily: For the cure of DysPeP
sia, Eryspelas, Rheumatism and all diseases OF the
Stomach, Blood and Skin it 10 found to be Q most
sfhcacious remedy, also diseases Of the Liver and
Kidneys; and there hundreds of our citizeur
who can testify to the good results which have fol-
lowed from its use. We take pleasure in referring
TO II possessing great I'D vantages and OF
bestowing incslculable benefit upon suffering hu-
manity. IL is for sale at Mrs. COX'S Residence,
15g East Baltimore street, Baltimore, and at the
principal Drug Stores. =
Agents in Washing ton-Chas. Stott, corner Pa
avenue and It'll street, Browns Hotel SquareE r.
b. Winter, corner street and Vermont avenue:
and the Druggists generally. Also by r. 8. T. cis
sell GEORGETOWN.
The best reference can be given in or out of the
city. and numerous certificates seen BY calling or
the Proprietoress. mar l7-lv
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Take your Choice.

A village tailor, "a the south of Spain,
Han slim a, been pardon'd. and had sinn'd again;
Condemn'd 10 die, the villagers lmplore
The Judge to spare their tai 'or's life once more:
"What hang our only a,lOr :" is the cry;
"where be our vests and breeches should ne die 2
"If some one rnnSt be hung exclaims q voice, ,
1--WE have ttro cobblers; you may take your choice.
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so choIce HAMS,
so plain do .E
., 200 lbs SHOULDERs, a|.tff
Ion bags Rio and Java tOPFEE,
$50 barrels fine Old WHISKY,
100 do. common do.
rs do. BRANDY. -
Just received and for sale by
ma 2I-sotf MURRAY 4 sEMMEs
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
The frst tsrp being about 20 close, the public are
Informed that there viii be q few vacancies made
i9r new pupils, and but few. For terms apply to
slgned. WIN n iIGGT ES
UNW&o CAAlrmAa Of tha FaoNlty,
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THE SECRET lNFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
AND MATURITY,
Jxs published s,atis, the 25tA hoSsaad.
A few words on the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, OfSpermatorrheao or Local ~0G>
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, AM
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre- S
tency and Impediments to Marriage
generally,
BY B. DE LANEY, NJ. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming com-
plants originating 10 the mprudence and solitude
Of youth may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
10 in this small tract early demonstrated; and the
entirely new and highly suooessfal treatment. as
of which everyone 10 enabled to cure HrMsELF per-
fecty and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
ing all the advertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in q
sealed envelope BY RENTING post PAID two post.
street, New York City. ma So-tr
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Alphabetical Business DIRECTORY.
AGRIcULrURAL wAREHovsxs.

Cosfafssss Curds Of frsf-olass EsseblssLr,esfs q
all depar. pgsHts a ksst~sSs 90 tAs esfS.
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TSHE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
i WORLD.
Ss't S3gsH pfsXRER K the s VIII

This article is prepared by q chemist, and 10 pro
nounoed by medical men, and those who have used
il, to be the best PREPARATION for Coughs Colds Ca
tarrh, B,oackttss, HoorssasSs, Sors 7aYoaf from o
Cold, and preventive Of that lion Of diseases, Cos
ssmpttoA.
Persons who sing should use IT, IL il pleasant %
the taste softens clears and STRENGTHENS the voice
ssys oil irritation of the throat Aud lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
~ Bottles IS and 50 cents and 81. Sold BY 81
druggists in Washington, Georgetown and Alexan-
drle. 90 ll-6
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THE EVENING STAR.
ALL 4 KNOW .

BY ALICE CARY.
Her voice vas sweet and low her face
No words can make appear,
For il looked out Of heaven but long enough
To leave o shadow here.
And I only knew that saw the face,
And saw the shadow fall,
And that she carried nv heart away,
And keeps II that il all.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
PRxrARxD ~
DR.. j. Q. AVER & co.,

LOWELL, MASS, n
PRICE,, u PER BOTTLE; Six BorrLRs ron A5
Ez-sold BY Z. ID. GILMAN, Washin Rton; r. q r CIs.
SELL dsorgst0vn. and BY all Drusgists svsryvhsrs.
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Nx..Irb,r..ors = .

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,i.gs bang aware Of Physiesl vsses, srg.his debility
dsfermitiss, Ae., speedily cured
susy eoneds in his honor ssufdsety rsy
lpea his skill as phy sieian.
OFFICE Ne SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
len hand side golnG from Balmsrs street. few deere fYsn
The eernsr. Fail sbssrvs and punbsy ksusn
NJ h MID nd n
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III The time for receiving proposals under the
above advertisement has been extended from 18th
July to Monday, LIST of August next. je N-eotd
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On. JOHNSTON,

nsns o. tAs hsys Cssgs Of ssrgssos Lsadsa, grsdsa
from Of the CasEss in The Untsd Sat
and the gsstsr 81 whose life has essn spent
pitas Of Lendeo Psris, Phadslphis and sssvhsrs
fsetsd IL hs astonishnF esrss that ysrs
hnsuh; many troubled With ringing the head and
when sslseP; great nsrvonsasss being alarmed sudd
squads, bashfuhsss with frequent tlpsbnF ausudsd se
inss with dsrsnEsment Of mind, cured mrps dstsy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-27
Eiun Meek" TO he Smoked Out..-lf
Possible.

We submit to our friend Of the st. Paul
Times that he is not treating Ex-Governor
ALEXANDER RAMSEY with that distinguish.
ed consideration due the acknowledged head
OF the brandy and water" wing OF the
Republican party. The Times goes so far
as TO ask bluff Aleck 10 define his posi-
ton There is no installing the words or
their meaning define his position" and
upon questions now being discussed, and
upon which public sentiment is somewhat
divided. Pertidious Times But its bar
barl,y goes even farther for il asks the OK.
Governor why he did not DO IS be promised
when he was blubbering like whipped
school boy about frauds in the Guberna;o-
rial election contest Gov. SIBLEY's
right 10 the Executive cilica Why didn't
you contest, Governor
Our neighbor's simplicity and curiosity is
well put on. lie should know that Gov.
Ramsey. at present, is no, only non com
INITIAL on the population question, out he
has actually forgotten whether he voted for
or against the loan bill or voted at all /;
whether the railroads should 20 on or stop. he
is not prepared to say il the bonds could
be negotiated. it won'd be good thing,
bu. il not, why. it wou'd probably be
as well he has no doubt the railroad
companies are working in good faith, but i,
ia equally clear that they may BE- composed
OF a precious set Of scanps and a. for the
course Of the Nnrs II an, the ex Governor
has various opinions, which are coined and
uttered to suit localities and listeners. A
10 contes,irg Gov. SIBLErs RICH, 10 the
subsrnatorlal Office. about which the Times
il particularly anxious, W. can assure il that
RAMSEY, bis promises 20 the contrary not.
wi,hstanding. had never the slightes, in,en.
,ion Of doing any thing Of the kind. His
cry Of fraud was mere sham-a disgrace
tal, miserable and urmanly attempt % elici;
sympathy from the community. and soften
the pangs Of doicat Gov. SrRLsy cour,er
and challenged a contest; ba, R,xssY. az
ter putting ia operation bis vehicle Of abuse
aud SANDER IN St Paul, ami fooding K
publican papers in the east, with h,sea o!s
As 10 The canvass, and p,rsoual de;rac,iou
Of Gov SlBLsy, coward ike ii,d from a,
very tribunal h. had Invoked 10 relress his
wrongs, We can only pity the v,rdancy
Of ID, Ts,n, ia plaeas celaience IN
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Why H. Pom Cont.st.

The Wmne0tian attempts to Justify
RAAsEY's failure to contest the ga eruato.
rial election, by styling the tribunal before
whom the contest would have come for al.
Indication, partizln Court" But should
not the doughty ex Governor have thought
OF the Court being "partizan," when he was
Boosting through the streets OF his intention
to conte't, aud hambogging rustic polili
clans with the idea that 10 believed himself
wrongcd : lie = ould have thought OF the
Court being "partizaD,' too, on his East
ern journey, wen he promulgated through
the columns Of Republican papers vile
saLders upon the Democratic party of Min
nesota, and cowardIy iDsinuaiions az to biz
late opponent.
Pray, what would suit Gov. RAMSEY
The Supreme Court was instituted by the
people OF the state, in their organic law !;
and iss members were selected Ivy the popu
lar voice. Before them, are presented the
most important neutrality-suspicious. in
volviog the bie, liberty and property Of the
clllzcn. Yet there has been no complaint that
the members Of the Court are lacking in any
OF the essentials Of upright and able Judges.
In fact, they individually and collectively
command the respect and esteem of all po
litcal parties in the State. IL has been re-
served for Gov. RAMSEY to impugn the hon.
esty Of the Court. Every other citizen Is
content to receive it's decisions az autbori-
'at've and just cxpositions Of law. But IA
for the Ex-Governor, the tribunal Of the
people will no, suit the exigcncies Of his case.
The Court, because its members belong to a
different school of politics from the ex-
Governor, are partizans' and he can have
no justice rendered him at their hands. A
more outrageous sham-a more deliberate
attempt to cheat and deceive the public--a
more disgraceful Islander, has never been
coined, than this paltry excuse OF ex Gov
RANssY's 10 escape the mlfllnent OF his
promises, and To avoid producing the proof
81 il uumherless false statements as to the
canvass of 1857.
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both sides OF the discussion upon the merits
Of the bonds, the New York tribune alone
has industrously suppressed every favorable
consideration relative 10 the bobds-bas
made the most Of every impuiat,on agars,
the securities OF the State and Of the Rail
roads, and has given no place whatever To
the unanswerable fats which demonstrate
the ample suiIicency Of both. In eontras,
with the bitter partizanship and paid special
pleadlngs Of the Tribune, it is gratifying TO
turn to the impartial treatment which the
Case receives At the hands OF the New York
Een'ng Post.
An extract from the Post Of q recent date.
will serve 10 show what the better class Of
New York journals think Of tue course pur.
sued by the Mnnesotnn and It's Tribune col.
league, and conveys a caustic rebuke to
both:
bonds by the state Of Minnesota to the rail.
roads has degenerated from n discussion Of
principles into party question, which is han.
died by the parties on both sides with bitter.
meas aud personality. In fact, the tone Of re
| cent articles from the Minnesota papers leads
VA tn suspect that certain parties care mach
less for their own credit and that u the State
than they do for tho defeat Of the railroad in.
terest aud he thwarting Of the antagonis,ic
party the result, as might be imagined, ha.
been that the original question is covered up
with a mass Of bitter personal inyective, exag
geraied statements, and bold prophecies Of 70.
pudiation. Until these private fends are set
tied II has been decided to withdraw the bonds
from our market
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ftnsc Impusisuee.

The rsscally impudcuoc Of tho Anit'Mn-
nssohan editor elieiis almost az much ol our
admiration as his extraordinary facility at
lying In yesterdays paper, he talks for in.
stance, Of Gov. "SinLEY's isEFvictEScy Az
THE AaEsr ~ I'll. BosDiioLDgRs The
Doctors game ia now evident, Within a
week, he will aseert that the bonds would
have been negotiated had il not been for the
Governor aud in fortnight, il will be pro-
claimed that Indian trading and moccasins
have destroyed the credit Of the State
stopped work on the Railroads. aud thrown
near two thousand destitute laborers upon
the public for their bread and meat But
tho readers Of tho ANTI M,nns,oi,aa will
probably bear in mind, one little fact out Of
the mass Of damniug evidence conyicting the
editor and his proprie,ors Of disloyalty and
treason 10 tho State When Gov SIuLEY
appeared In New York, TO negotiate tho
bonds. he was confronted with copies Of the
81. Paul Mnnesot,an. g. the official paper
Of the city Heaven save the mark !
boldly advocating reputation Of the re-
sponsbility the people Of the State assumed
ia adopting the loan amendment to the
Constitution,
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ex-Gov. RAMsEY's promise to contest the
election. lie never had any more intention
OF doing so than had the Times editor.
The Times will also equally fail in its at
tempt to get an expression Of opinion from
the Artful Dodger, 90 any phase of the
railroad and State bond question, or whether
he endorses or opposes the Mtnnesotian's
course, in depreeiatiDg the State credit.
But we hope our nelshbor will persevere.
Something possibly may be smoked out of
- bluff Aleck."
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rsHss 80 rar
WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.


Letters received in this city, from onr
members OF Congress, and other gentlemen
in Washington, convey the welcome assur-
apcc that there will be no large sale u gov
eminent lands in Minnesota during the
present year Hon j. VI. CAyAshuon, in q
letter addressed 10 Capt. SrARKEY, OF this
city. Gays there will be no public sales
Of lands this year, except Of II portion Of
the pine lands in the Cambridge district
This will be welcome news 10 pre-tmpiots
throughout the State, and indicates the SUI
prcmacy Of wise policy in Washington as
10 the public domain.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-27

The opposition Of the M,naeso,ian editor
70 the interests Of 81. Paul, is displayed
whenever such display is necessary to EN-
barrass the action OF certain men against
whom the editor en,ertaius u malignant
hatred. This fact has never been better
illustrated than 10 the attempt Of the Mn
nsso'irn TO encourage certain malcontents in
Minneapolis, in their efforts TO i'm pede and
embarrass the railway companies Owing
to the fact that work has not yet been com
menced on the western branch of the Min.
nesota and Pacific Road, from Minneapolis
| TO Breckenridge, but that all the energies OF
the Company have been devoted to building
the main trunk from ST. Paul north to ST.
Cloud, comprising section Of the road
which will yield a revenue when the cars
are put upon il, certain Minneapolis gen.
tlemen feel aygrieved and assert that the
Railroad Company is in the interest Of ST.
Paul, and that its present policy is to build
up this city. This is the secret Of the re-
cent meetings and wordy resolves Of the
MinncapoIitans, over which the Wnnesci,an
is so jnbilant. Ii ia true the policy Of the
Company will benefit st. Paul, by pouring
into her lap the rich trade Of northern Min
nesota, but yet the action Of which the
Minneapolis people complain, is necessary
for the Company to pursue for with 80
miles Of road completed from ST. Paul
north, and yielding net revenue, it will be
enabled to obtain money more easily and
on more favorable terms, and will command
to greater extent the confidence of CAPT.
talists, than il it had caused to be construct
cd fragments of both the main and the
branch road,. For the same reasons, the
Minnesota Valley Road has, for the present,
abandoned the construction of the branch
road from Minneapolis to Shakopee, but is
pushing ahead, with redoubled energy, the
line from St. Paul to the Great Bend OF the
river. This will also benefit st. Paul, for it
will secure our merchants u monopoly OF the
rich trade of the most fertile district of
country in the northwest.
Now, in view of these facts, it would
certainly seem to be the part Of wisdom in
vt. Paul journal, to aid the two compa-
MES referred to, 10 prosecuting the work on
their main lines. But not SO with the Mn
nesoi'an. by cultivating the in founded
jealousy Of the people of Minneapolis against
st. Paul, it sees an opportunity to embar
rass the Railroad Companies, even if in so
doing, il strikes deliberate blow at the in
terests olevery resident of this city. This is
sample of the policy of the Ann.Minneso-
tan. To crafty the petty jealousy of the
editor and his masters it does not hesitate
to sacrifice the interests Of the community
which sustaiDs it.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-27

The 81 Paul 1,mo adysrtlses for "a
leader for tho Republican party Of Mime
sofa. A "leader.' the Tine, says, is neccs
ary, III the Republican party ever expects
to effect ull and complete triumph
Probably q party is also neo ssary. but no
matter about that the great and urgent
want at present, ia leader a dnshing, bold
discreet, sogacious man, with shoulders well
adjusted for water carrying. We have been
thinking all along, shat the Republicans
with the sag,s OF ~. Anthony, ~. Paul
Winoua and Mortified at their beck had
plenty OF leaders, ba, none OF these appear
70 suit the Times
Int We mus, object to this determination
Of the Tunes ~ throw overheard the veterans
Of the Abolition camp. II "a not only un-
grateful. but unjust To those gentlemen. We
are decijly favorable to Gov. RAssSy's con.
tinuing To WELD the field msrshal's baton.
with such ,ilicien, aids as the very reverend
AVIS, and the no, very reverend WILKINSON.
with thu "old school geu,lcman" Coorsp.
and our friend. Judge GoopRicu with SE-
CONF. BALcoNsS. ALDRicu. and II hos, OF
others, able and experienced officers. And
We don't mind telling the Tine, a secret.
We ara aricn,ly in favor OF RAssSy's nom.
ina,ion Tor Governor next hall lie should
have q chance TO retrieve his fortunes
Judge CoorEn, too. tha, fine gentleman Of
the old school" should he put up tor the
Senate. Ia the absence Of Mr. TVayEr-
DROP We don't know "A better man for Re
publican Senator than Judge toorER there
is eloquence in his rulllss. and craftsmanship
in bis department. MoaroS y. wrLSissos.
Who has never failed the opposition whta
they wanted . candidate. shosld not be
thrus, aside. The services MoRroS has per
formed for the Blacks are nGmbcr.ess
Didn't be move to ST Paul. to Ia Gre cent.
To Winona, to Msnkato in fact every
place and all TO 60 to Congress for
shame. Mr.. l"u". The very thought Of
discariing thesa old var bors,s /, treason TO
every generous impalsc ,hA, ve's up trom
YOUR dear, susceptible httc heart.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-27

THx House OF Representatives OF the III.
nois Legislature has pass,i resolution. for
the calling Of Convention for framing q
new Constitution. The resolution will pro.
baby be asre,l 10 by the Senate. In ,ha,
event, al the next general election Nov
ls60l, the people will vote io' or agalns, the
propce,,icn. Which, Il carried, VII compel
the neN, legislature 20 pass las calling
such Convention and hyius the time ard
psoc Of n'eetiug Nearly three years Wi,
elapsc before the Constitution can be pa,
,nio ysraiIoI
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-27

We are authorized to state that proposals
will be received by the Chamber Of Com
mercc OF the City of st. Paul. at the office
of wv. T. MAHuhLL. Esq. the President.
or By any OF the Committee, (see report.
for putting a boat upon Red River. The
Chamber, let it be recollec,ed, proposes to
offer bonus for the hrd successful attempt
to place a steamboat upon Red River. The
amount of subscription necessary to induce
the immcliate Undertaking OF this enterprise.
the shortest time within which il can be &C
compllshed ard the character of the boat to
be Pat on the river, are the points upon
the Chamber invite the competition ofs,eam
boat men.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-27
iite'aty Article. FROM Original Sources

friend who, by marvellous effort OF
patience, took the trouble of reading the
leading editorial in the Mnseot,an ytster-
day, upon the pee, BuRSs. improved our
hint OF An evident cyclopedical extraction
for the occasional traces Of good English
in these os,cutatjous productions by inves
,iga,Ing the "ortgt"al sowce from which
this special literary article was prepared.
He found upon comparison that the whole
article was taken bodily cut OF the new
American Cyclopcdia, ue'batiw Il lderdin
81 W. idtin.
We recognised similar petty larceny in
M article on music, We believe, published as
editorial in that paper some time ago,
which, however, we did not consider worth
the ,roublc Of comparing with the original
sources, TO verify what VS. Sufficiently APP
parent already.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-27

The pleasant manber 10 which the .fnt,.
Nu1nes0f,dn receives the announcement Of
the failure to negotiate The Minnesota Rail
road bonds-,he glse, the .eli eompIscent
chuckle over it-may be seen from the very
facetious letter from Farbault. which the
editor addresses to himself l, is a very
iunny letter, indeed rare spor, roysl fun /!
In fact, II may be said, taking al things
into account, to be amusing. Something
about II ,ick.es THoSAs nightly, in add
''oa To the permanent; tickling arrangement
1t the lead Of the establishment and we
proPh'sy TIA, something viii continue to
tickle IHoshs IA taking grasses 10 te
pleasant.
Ina Judiciary Conm,tee Of the Hosse
haze oeea cl,..d lpou - sgmmou thirty W..
arssci "a b'hali q Judge lr~n. n Penn
y .yaH.a sh'.e condaci : oe,ug Investigated
N.lA view 10 ais mpeachaeui