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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-25

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educational advantages irrespective of reg Gus creeds
influence beyond that object will be exercised Order
and regularity only will require attendance at Divine
Service on Sundays.
Letters be addressed to, The Mother Superior of
St. Joseph's Academy, St Paul, Minn' aug26 d&wtf
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NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.
CATHCART & co.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR.
IF all and Winter
STAPLE AND FANCY
D R Y G. O O D S.
WHICH THEY OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS
UN USUALLY Low PRICES
THE ATTENTION OF CASH BUYERS
Is Respectfully Solicited they feel confident in say
NO OTHER HOUSE IN MINNESOTA CAN CO PETE
WITH THEM IN
Quantity, Quality, Style
OR PRICEsl
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will be supplied at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE FROM NEW
YORK PRICES!
All Orders will be promptly flied by one of the Firm
who will give his
SPECIAL. ATTENTION
w h Oh e : ale Ira q G
DO NOT FORGET TO CALL WHERE GOODS
ARE ALWAYS SHOWN FRRELY AT
PRICES WHICH SELDOM FAIL
TO INSURE SALES BY
CATHCART & co.
sept23-dd-w
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CT. JOSEPHS ACADEMY FOR

~ YOUNG LADIES, CONDUCTED BY THE Sis.
TEks OF ST: JOSEPH-sT PAUL, MINI.
This Institution will be opened for the reception of
Pupils on Monday, September 9Th.
Will be under the auspices and special direction of
Right Rev. T. L. Grace Bishop ST. Paul. The bu ldings
situated in healthy and retired part the
city. The chief edi6ce is of stOne three stories high
with galleries to each story, running the whole length of
the building The interior have bee made
and dormitores large, commodious and we'll ven
ulaed. The grounds are handsomely Ornamented and
afford ample room for recreation and the heahful exer-
else of the pupils.
The system will be the same as that pursued in other
Catholic institutions, comprising all the departments of
education moral and int ecusl culture refinement
studies will embrace all the branches useful and orna
mental, that are usually taught.
The government will be mild and parental but firm
and uniform while the sricest attention will be given
the health, AfOrt and wants Ofthe pupils.
The annual term is divided into two sessions of five
months each the first commencing on the first Monday
ruary. Examinations will be held every two months
and the results communicated parents by bulletins
The annual term will close with publ exhibition in
the latter part of June.
Tern per Session-Psyable half session in advance
Board and Tuition in any all of the following
branches
Arithmetic, ahematics Geometry, Physc Sciences,
Moral and Intellectual Philosophy $50 500 and S65
cordng to age and class Of Pupil.
For Day Scholars, S. S. and $l0 according age ard
class of Pupil.
EXTRA CHARGES.
French and German, each. 90
MUSIC on flan0, .............. ~ w
on Guitar, a. ~ W
Use of Instruments. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Drawing and Painting. .................. 10 %
BED and Bedding. .......... 10
Masnsng ......................... ~ w
THIS e. ;,hi;c Int 90 81, % w
educational advantages irrespective of religious creeds
confluence beyond that object will be exercised. Order
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE-UN-

IA PER and by virtue of an order and decree of the
Probate Court for the county of Ramsey and Stste of
Minnesota made the 9Th day OF July AID, 1882 he
Undersigned administrator of the estate of Samuel j.
Findley late Of said county of Ramsey, deceased WILL
pursuant to the statute in such made and provided
sell at public auction TO the highest bidder cash.
the office OF the Register Of leeds, at Chaska in the
county OF Carver in said State, the SIKH day of De.
cfmber, d. 1859 at ten O'Clock IN the that
day all the following described arceis of land situate
in said county of Carver, to wit
The southe asst quarter OF section eighteen S in town.
ship enc hundred and sixteen Ql6 nOrh of range
ty'>iX % west, containing hundred and sixty Q6O
acres.
Fort Smelling, October IL, A. D. 1859.
FRANKLIN STEELE,
oct2l-w3w Administrator
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TORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

MORT G A q E FORECLOSURE
~ On the third day Of June, A. p; one thousand
AND esd
and EOomis L. bite, for The purpose Of the
tract parcel Of land lying and being in the county of
Ramsey and State of Minnesota bounded and described
Beginning the of College and St An.
thony Streets running thence from the north side of said
west along the side Of said street one hunored
and seventy and half feet TO the of St Anho
ny and Mulberry streets thence along said Mulberry
and half feet thence south forty degrees eighteen
minutes al deg. l8minl east one hundred and ninety
NJ Frdiey and wife to j. Travis Rosser, to the north
western side Of said College avenue; thence along the
fifteen minutes l4s deg is mini west one hundred and
sixythree and twothrds feet along the northwestern
side OF said avenue to the place OF beginning be the
Said mortgage was duly recorded in the office Of the
pages 3 rs and O'CLOCK NJ IN BOOK Oh
Said mortgage vas sfsrTads duly ssssgneSs BY said
said assignment duly recorded in the office OF the Regis
ter Of DEEDS Ramsey county, on the 2h DAY March
ments, pages 25S and 2S4.
Default has been made in the condition of said mort
gage, and there is claimed to be due on said mort
gage the just and full sum Of fifteen hundred and four
and eighty one hundredths dollars Isl 5O4S and inter-
per month"; nom the 10th day Of April 4. b. 1852 and
suit or at law have been taken to collect the
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of Of sale in said mortgage contained and OF the
statute in such made and provided, the above de-
* hs Court II House in the city st. Paul
county Of Ramsey the tenth day Of December 1852
mortgage, together with all legal costs and charges
=. ~ Assignee Of Mortgage.
GORNAN PEcKHAx, Atty's for Assignee oc:266wW
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Dated st, Paul, January Is, 1859
MRS. WINSLOW, AN EXPERT

MI ENCE0 NURSE and FEMALE PHYSICIAN
presents TO the attention OF mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP
For Children Teehing, which greatly facilitates the pro
of teeth; e. by sOitening the gun reducing ali in
hammation-will allay all pain and spasmodic action
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon
mothers, ii will give rest TO yourselves, and relief
health TO your infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over zen
years, and can say in fdence and truth Of it what
have never been able to say of ANY Oiher medi-
cine-never has il failed, in single instance 10
effect cure, when timely used. Never did we know
an instance of dissatisfaction by any who used II.
On the contrary, all delighted with its opera
tiols and speak in terms of highest commentator OF
its magical effects and deal virtues Wespeak In
this matter =" what we Coz know" after ten years
experience and pledge ourC reputation for he fulfill
ment of what We here de- clare. almost every in
stance where the infant ISL suffering from pam and
exhaustion, relief Will Beg found in fifteen twenty
minutes after the Syrup Is administered.
This valuable preparatis- is the prescription of
of the most eXperienceG and skiiliu nurse in New
England, and has BEEN used with never failing
success in thousands OF y cases.
1t not only relieves theO child from pain bat invig-
CRATES the stomach andoQ bowels cOrrec;s acidity,
and gives tone and energyS the whole system. 1t
Will almost instantly re = heve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWS ELS AND WIND COLO,
And overcome convulsOnsC which, if not speedily
NEEDED end in death. We believe is the best and
sures: remedy in the wOrdSn all OF Dysentery
and Darrhoea in Children z whether arises from
teething from any other cause. We would say to
every mother who has AZ, child suffering from any OF
the foregoing complants do not let your prtjudces,
the pref udce OF Others stand between your suffer
ing child and the RELIEF thai will be sure-yes absolute
ly sure-to follow the use OF this medicine, II mely
used. Full directions for using viii accompany each
bottle. None genuine lie the fac simile OF GU X
tbs d PERKINS,, New York, is the outside
wrapper.
as- Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Princi-
pal Office No IL. Cedar street. New York. Price 25c
bottle. aug25-d&wly
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NOTICE-NOTICE IS HEREBY

IN given to all whom it may concern that the follow
ing described Military Bounty Land Warrants were lost
on or about the 18th OF October 1885, having been in The
possession Of Albert McEwen, the time of his sup
posed murder, by an Indian, Wood river, Wscon-
Sin, viz.
Warrant No. $685. issued to oliver s. Benedict.
Warrant No. 35,735 issued Elihu Judd, dated Dec
4, 1855.
Warrant No A. 42l issued to Zera Judson, dated Feb
ruary IL, lS56-each warrant for l20 acres.
Al persons hereby notified tn an application
will be made to the Commissioner Of Pensions at Wash
ngtOn for duplicate OF each of the above described
Warrants
Registers of Land Offices notified Eot receive the
same at their respective ces for location and all other
are warned against receiving goatng for
the same.
n0v4-w6w AMOS W. HALL.
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ENVE LOPES, OF ALL KINDS,
IL for sale, cheap. at the Office of ~ = 0J
PIONEER PRINTING COMPANY.
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DY ORDER OF n. M. DONAI.

DY ORDER OF n. M. DONALD
~ SON, JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT 51H
JUDICIAL DISTRICT. STATE OF MINNESOTA
Notice is hereby published of an order requiring all
the creditors of Harvey T. Raw the town of Fari
baul in the county Of Ri IN the State Minnesota an
debtor petitioning for the benefit of for
the relief OF ns,lvent debtors, show any they
have before the said Judge of the District Court at the
sherfs ONCE in the village of Faribault. in the county
of Rice, in the State of Mime the 25h day of
uary next at one O'Clock in the afternoon that day
why the prayer of the petitioner should be granted
Dated this 18th day Of Octo er, 1859.
DAVIS TANNER.
octNS-wlOW Attorneys for Petitioner.
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GROCERIES

$1lO,976 81
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly pad Up.
wards oil $ll 100000 of Losses have been paid by III
Ena Insurance Company in the past IS years. Firean
Inland Navigation Risks accepted terms consistent
with solvency and fair profit Especial attention given to
Insurance of Dwellings and Contents for Of one to
five years.
The of this Corporation has been stable and
uninterrupted through seasons of financial sunshine snd
storm, periods eventful in exempt from sweeping
eonagrations and maritime disaster. Being ing es:ab.
lished cash basis the troubles of the system
affect US in no material particular.
During hard times" the security of reliable lnsur.
ance an imperative duty-the ability of property
u sustain loss being then much lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and through
out the ) ate Policies issued without delgy, by
ap3O-wly THEO. FRENCH, Agent.
ST. Paul.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

On AIRY day of the month after the expiration Of the first
from The zine when the aid Company shall issue the s
po and within the ar month of subsequent year. the
officers Of the said Company shall bemade under OATH
general baaace statement of The affairs of the said Company
which shall contain l. The Of premiums dur
ing the just ended distinguishing the amounts received on
FIRE policies marine policies and inland navfa
policies The OF expenses Of the Company dur
ing the The amount Of losses incurred during the
distinguishing bet risks marine risks and inland
navigation and transportation ks. T. The balance remaining
with the Company setting forth the amount Of capital the
of ols and tie invested securities and the
nature Of such securities.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
sTRIBLKNG SPRINGS, =
AUGUSTA CO. Va.

This mountain retreat which has been resoed by
lids for the last hnf century, having undergone thorough
repair since sast teason, will after the 10Th day Of Jane Be
open for the reception of visitors.
The waters Of this place alum sulphur chaybeate and
this year by the Professor Of Chemistry the University
Virginia. apply to the proprietor By letter. refer TO Dr.
mau's book on the yirgfnin Springs Of 1859.
Visitor. g this place leave Baltimore Washington and Rich
mond In the morning trains at Saunton O'Clock
leavs aunton Immediately after the arrival Of the cars
daily in four horse coaches and these Springs by
O'Clock same eveuing-13 miles.
physician resides at this place. Board per day. 81 per
week, SO; $50 per month by the season.
The proprietor and manager respectfully their
friends and the public generally that pains trouble shall
be spared to make their stay both comfortable agreeable
~ Amusements- music billiards. ten pins, etc.
CHESLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
PETER 81. WOODWARD, Manager. je2i 6w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

Whenever the accumulated profits shall exceed five hun
bred thousand dollars the be applied from year to
thereafter to the redemption of each years certificates
sequen year shnl be until those of the preceding
provided for the Board Of Directors however may
at either of their snnusi meetings. by vote of Of the
whole number alter and amend This article that it hall re-
qure the nett profits the Company exceed one million OF
dollars before the shslb applied to the redemption Of
certificates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
OvrICn OF THE STATE AssLrzH
is Boylst0n street, Boston, Macs.

June Z, 1859.
Dear s have carefully examined the patents which h.ys
@sss
fuel IL. ,DvsD,,o, .,d o ,ov., and
before knosn having An bssn based other principles =
issaioas. xhsh. wsli sad nss Ss
s H
s e. issss
g,.ses b the xn.sa product. Of the sombuses
sa Viz s
Inventions and the great practical importance Of ap
chemical engineer: ;sswy .ay.o
Gy Esn u
sqn bulk Of vet fuel would afford as much heat e the az.
ssssn
pspds sS,o s
Of s y ne hsst we. 9s u
constructions by others are gross
70 The sugar interest Of Southern sasss the scoao
% Dn sss hf yss
on Under sas Is go y. ss
probation Of your IassIs sds.ncng thsir interests.
WIN nSA . xTs. 4. HAYES. MI
Assaye to the State Of Massachusetts, and Consulting CD
AfssI ssn; decree in from " -
Tiled he planters not 70 s.ec Furnaces. Or psy thoss sh
I'd sGs . 9sas :. ss, n
rights those planters nsins which nie
my patent accordingly instituted March, 1855
was an1ous for trial in April Of that ysar vhsn The
Again was anxious-sager for trial st the f tssr -
April 1850 when ready again. and possible, moseA
rous than ever decision by the cd
Jury upon my rights The trial again deferred ny e
position, Notwithstanding my strongest appeals for trial
have BEEN and will be ready for 1t 1t moment and Ia
fear the result The planting community can draw is 80
enter the erection of furnaces and
assuring the planters that great results win 10
produced the be obtained from
equal quantity OF any kind o. dry fuel. -
mode Of burning wet fsel with much atiihs
for making heat stssm that viii not infringe my pa
against contracting those parties whose patents na
mine. Planters contracting with will be guaranteed h
MOSES THOMPSON.
We prepared TO contract for the erection Of urncsc
under Mr. Moses Thompsons patent Messrs Hayes sxn6
Co. Spearing Co. and james N. Putnam, agezSx
Communication this business addressed u
Thompson Co., Box IS, Post Office, New otseans Wiz
- NJ. thompson & CO., Contraetora
Agens-Meesrs Hayes Sanders Co., spesrng Co. Jas1c
N. Putnam myl3 lawlmkW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
INSURANCE.


At expiration Of the this act OF ncoporet,on ar
its earlier termination provided in article twelfth three
commissioners shall be appointed BY the Board Of Diecors
DO quda,ed s debts and liabilities paid and the
Of profits pro without distinction date the same
shall continue until business Of The
Company shall entirely settled case Of The
DEATH inability Of either the survivor survivors, alone
shall act,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
BAGAssE FURNACE.
DURN your BAGAssE-1T IS PROFIT AND

RURN YOUR HASAssAa-if 10 fhof1H Anu
Patent for burning Bagss .na ohs.
The following evidences Of Its value practical utility.
ss.ss + h. III
ssd q
s s ss,f sasssss
from The mill without the aid o wood or the use o. o sssr
The ue and M ea an ns
and opinion hat with sufficient boiler surface ts
rs 'Sfse sa ae N
sp and ID. being SSsh AZ
! b asossEfE' JOHNSON,
have one WI 4 a sTaS SSassss operation
Par, Parish Of Plaqueminc, Planter
Firm Of Hail. Road fs1a F1ea' Esvse street.
Ne 4 i SINE tit Sssb BY Orleans
AxApEo L fislss T Ascension
Fir" Of BF''d l'nfiy R1sas!lS pssss NJ o.
No. Is IT, = o srEss isffss Now Orleans
No. 8 I " EsEsi '' ssNs ssE G'''n'
Phoenix o oafq2s&S:yE s f btssu street. n o.
SAMUEL cow ss9fEiGn parish
DAN. c. Ho11p 5s'!f'; r. B parish.
GEORGE H. I6 'sss1:ss ss;s''a'
HID OGDEN New orlean s."''
Thompsons Bsgase Furnace has been submitted the
ss sess Practically proof Of which the shove
Of those Who witnessed in actua operation is
The above certificate which given In December, 84,
Is an evidence earliest IN Loussns Of the
Burning shnse
forth and much Il than sad s
aarsy Ess Clerk q e. s.
PARlsH OF PLAausxINEs, slst December. 1855.
Moses Thompson ESQ, Nsw Orleans. ;, -, u,,. :, a..
working Baasse Furnace const ucted for this
You to grind and 70 clarity
Furnace accomplished much more In few words we
would that have full Rlieax apparatus and thai
uice eyapeted the same to % deg to deg and finished
We have made ten twelve hoesheads in the hours using
about cords Of wood during that time mostly green willow
and battesr d wood the latter cut but day two before
For rolled sufficient quantity
to make at the rate Of to 1900 Of
rollers feet long Is inches IN diameter ''' WIZ
In length inches in diameter with double ne nch The
oaied 0a pounds The Furnace required but
fremaa- and one boy at the hoppers.
cluker formed upon the CRATES Of the Furnace therefore
they required no cleaning.
sfTH TRUFANT.'
Mrxz1E GeovE, November 18th, 1857.
Messrs; Hail. Rodd Putnam, New Orleans:
GentemenYour favor Of the 18th inst Is at hsnd and IN
than that eonfrm in every particular
the statement made s our letter to Mr. Thompson under
The only suggest: Is the named BY
Me- Hall. and that was in regard to the hoppers
Very respectfully,
Your esedieIl. servant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

The stockholders of the Company, general meeting to be
convened for the purpose thirty days notice in tive of the
newspapers published in this city, shall have the
make changes additions notifications in this act of in
cerpraton dissolve it provided that ourhs
of the stock represented al such shall in favor of
such proposed msasures and AMI all such CHANGE ad
tion mod atlon dissolution shall be recorded required
by law.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

Every person who shall become member Of this Company
by eectng insurance therein SHALL the first time he effects in
and before he receives his policy pay the rates that
ever be withdrawn from said Csmpany except as hereinafter
provided for shall liable The expenses and losses
incurred by this Cornpany,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
BAGAsSE FURNACE.

Ills proper that shoud that Civil Ensner
by Profession md as sch had barge Of various Govss
snt constructions works Subsequently was for sevc
years Chsxaminer of Patents in tie United States PatA
Office at Washington and for the ascvcn years have 1
engaged solicitor Of Patents In thopa iy a oitsu esA
courts aud constantly consulted on questions Of mAsS
SAN COOPER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

Yos. G. LOGAN, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET, CON On.
ious Me.al;e MT and Boit Factory" All kinds Of Nuts
Belts and washers BY r. H. Coles Patent Machinery.
One thousand choice Mossses Barrels LOT sas' JonIN
dsQI Jos' W LoSAS
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ARr1cLR II.


fV.t
For the purposes carrying objects Of this corpora
ton those persons WHO have already who
may hereafter Subscribe shall their notes. approved BY
the President Company for the OF their subscrip-
ton payable at twelve months from the first Of October
1885, for which receipt shall be gwen signed by Pres
dent acknowledging have received premiums
in advance These 10 be SUBJECT all the cenpgep
ces of capital.
All premiums insurance made By those parties are to be
endorsed vixen paid tie note q the
any event. liable for losses of the Company any larger
than that be due his note her noies
as Aforesaid Parties who, at the maturity their nstes as
aforesaid shs have insured with the Company nsums
their notes ans Of the Company not recurring the
payment the psm shall be entitled the 6aanos for
one year, the aforesaid notes however shall clause
ha should the wants Of the Company Iesnre it the
The amount may appear to be due or their ns
wavfug every peef want of value
fhesa6ne,
When the capital Of lhs Company sha leaaa It's earnings
the sum Of FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND ROLLARS ia
said mo- o. shall be cancelled and surrendered.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

ACT OF INCORPORATION
OF the
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company.
oNA.HD ANA-oiTY OF NEW oRLEANs.
year of Lord Eighteen FyNlne and
in the Eighty Third Of American Independence,
Before me, AMEDEE DUCATEL, Notary Public duly
and in and for this City and the Parish OF
Orleans therein residing and In Of the undersigned
witnesses,
Personally and appeared the parties whose
hereuno subscribed who declared that avang themselves Of
the provisions Of Act Of the Legislature Of this State en
ted Act for the organization Of corporations for works of
pubc improvement and utility" approved March the four
teenh eighteen hundred and they have covenanted
and agreed do by presents and and
bind themselves and those whom they represent establish
an INSURANCE COMPANY. for the object and purposes
the obligations spulaons and regulations foil
ing to wit:
ARTICLE l..
This Company shall be established in the City of New Or.
sns II e n
@ sa ss @
and ss s ss M en-
C. s i nv ss ~ ss state Ct # WIZ
the name Of the Company upon the margin.
ARr1cLH II.
The object and purposes Of HI. Company declared
budinvs furniture merchspdse o. othee ppons1
against loss damage BY FIRE. =
2 To make Marine assurances vessels eighs steam
boats goods merchandise, specie, bullion Commissions
osns, III
every appeaing connected with marine or
inland transportation risks
They cause Themselves to Be rnsurod against any
Rssasss e. til.
meate in all suits against the Company.
ARTICLE III.
nfnra
are declared to be follows, TO wit
u. ROGHEREAU L Co.
1t. MILLAUDON,
J. BURNSIDE co.,
BAbCOCK 4 RHODES,
FELL0WES 4 CO.,
CABALLERO BASUALDO
uss A. M1LTENBERGER CO.,
MONTGOMERY 4 WHITE.
RICHARD CO.,
HAGGERTY BROS.
RICHARD CO.,
CUTRER, HARRISON 4 CO.,
and others