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HAAd Wheat

RE subscriber has quantity Of old Spring Wheat,
nearly clear Of Oats In good condition and OF rood
quality, which he Offers 10 farmers for seed.
ALEXANDER HILLIERY.
marS-M2. miles south:N west Of Burlington.
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the knee, and bedaysd . snail, round ancle,
and On instep that seemed (Iadepsadsnt Of
her full troussrs) bounding fron her blight
yellow morocco shoe. Her necklace was or
pearls her ear ornanents Of camso,d slicately
wrought and set in gold On the entry Of
nrs. J. the accomplished lady Of the mis-
sionariey Of the place, she met her - sister,
and kissed her. 0. that had been mis-
s,sanary lady III should taste the sweetness
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= Ewing misunderstanding to the New
FORK Post, one firm has manufactured and sold
during the last three months 800 sewing ma.
chines. and are now producing and selling one
hundred per day. These vary in price from
nifty TO one hundred dollars each, and this house
has $500. 900 invested, and keeps four hundred
men employed. Another firm has sold during
the last year $4,000 sewing machines. Their
factory s in Boston, but they employ in New
lork City $50 cabinet makers to produce
STANDS and ornamental covers for the instru-
ments. Another firm sells about $50 machines
weekiv. There are smaller firms engaged in the
business
LiBERAL.-The well known advertising house
OF .. NJ Pettengill l. Co., have presented the
sum OF Five hundred dollars, to the Mount
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Al WAe use &c are ravan~ ,A.,.-
~ ~ssstl@ooY ~ lsa 6avor.
vs1H.-Ssor - ah0 meath " leA e. -.
mmr ana sWallsw beth so1osASr.
The LIVER IMvIGORATOR
IL u .ar IG.NIislc MEDICAL DISCOVERY, ana ,.s.,
l. Wns us cofes almost too great 10 believe II 49,
ssnay magic, sssA ~ 6rsG doss pyrSno Ss..sa ~
Kind j. S,s .nan one 6ssls reesrsI q esrs -
Dgspenstc ~ complaint, rom ths worst ssseIics a
sns result q = Diseassd Liver. vA'ea ass
m aAwropsNsc s OH DollAA Pen nusTlp.
ssAnMsVAU, Proprietor, rs DrOAdwav NJ -.
ssIe1 ~ DfnREiets. Sold also 81 II ~. 49,
On. s0aiFse Dlo1o. D1raina-
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THE LIVER
IN W IG o IL ATOR I
fhhfAkAD BIZ DIR. SANFORD,
Compounded entirely from GnM0

ONE OP THE BEST PURGA TIVE AND IIvrp
= MEDICINEs nov before the public that acta = 4
CuMarssc, easier, milder and more eGectus ~, ~.
o'her medicine known Il IL not only Cat1asiIc III
Lecsr remedy, acting arst the Lirer h e;..s ~
MORBID matter then the stomach and bove,s - -.
on that matter thus accomplish ing two purDosss ~
!. without any Of the painful feelings eaperene
edin the operations Of most OntA1 rttcs N
the systsm q the same time that ID nnrsss h. 49,
~nsn .assn daily 10 moderate doses win strenst1ea
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w.; 11sssy on the Culture or EIAx.
49, especially for thss leealts - ...A Il
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Blood Puriherl
SCOVILL'S
SARSAPARILLA q STuLTNGIA.

i SoOV ILL -
sARSAPARILLA & sTuLINGIA.'
The medicinal properties Of saraaparila In con-
junction With stillinga Is we'll known BY all medical
men to be the best compound yet discovered to
cleanse and purify the blood and eradicate Al hu.
| mora from tho system.
What shall L de-
We have given the Recipe 10 most physicians in
the country that they may know what they are usine
ana viii continue TO send it by mail to those DESTROYS
knowing the ingredients entering In its compost.
sion, that they may prescribe 1t in their practice.
To Cure ali my Troubles9
The testimonials We have received In It's favor from
many members OF the medical faculty would, we're
We to publish them fill large volume This pre
paration stands at the bead OF the list OF remedies
ior curing all disc Eases arising from impurities In he
blood or diseased matter lurking in the system. I
Use Scovill,s
10 prepared BY one Of the best practical Chem
lists In the country, to insure . uniformity sri
composition aad purity In all the ingredients. :
Sarsaparilla ana ssillingia.
Thousands who have used the st,llinria and sar.
moving all impurities from their blood living tone
and vigor to the whole human Frame and restoring
healthy action to ali the functions OF the body
Purify your Bleed n
~ 70 highly recommended BY physicians to cure the n
diseases, having their origin In disorder
Cd state OF the blood. RI
And you will be Healthy. h
SCkCFULA in all Its forms, TETTRR or SALT
nhEUM. sCALD HEAD. CANKER, NURSING
sOsE MOUTH, ULCERATIONS and ENLARGE. q
= rs OF the JOINTS, DANGEROUS and INDOI.- IL
.NI TUMORS, KINGS EVIL, ERYSIPELAs an ~
aNIHONY'S FIRE, WHITE sWEILINGs and All
OBSTINATE CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS, Weld al ~
rectiy to its PURIFYING INFLUENCE PiMpLRs
% the FACE, BL0TCHFs, PUsrULES. RHIUMA- Il
-anM, DYSPEPSIA, etc; sYPHILITIC and MER- X
SoniAL AFFECTIONS are cured; and CHLOROsIs "
y INSTRUCTIONS in FEMALES, LgUCoRRHEA n
y WHITES, are relieved BY the use Of this Medi- ~
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,
124 Lake Street, Chtcaxo.
Q whom al orders must be addressed:
western Agents for sCOvILL CO., Propristor.
ines. eAs Asol-i
Sold By all Druggists. m.ra.asm
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pl0fty.
the prin cipal regulators Of
when IL performs IL fano-
the system are fully des q.
most entirely dependent
the Licer for the proper
tons; when the stomach
e fault, and the vholo
qnence Of one orRan-sho
70 % its duty. HoP 10
Of the proprietors 10
practice Of more than
some remedy wherevith
dsranxements 70 which II
edy . at last found. anv
er ConaPlafnl,in nv
My Q bottle, aud convic-
0ums remove all norhiA
system. supplying In their
oile, invigorasing sho
digest well. purifYinG
and health TO the vho{e
cause Of the diseass-of
are cured, ana whas
eds By the occasional -
sra ter
. semcisnt 70 relieve tAa
1904 from rising and soeF.
lore retiring, prsvsass
night, loosens the boz.
COethvcmese.
zach meal win cure Dye.
1ea.poonfuls viii always
ache.
Atsly relieves Cholic.
ID 10 . sure cure for
snd . preventive OF
ID 70 throw oas o. ~
medicine AfseY Z loDe
Do0nalce removes IN
,oaes nom Tie skin.
me before eating Rives
makes focd dissss veil.
q cares CAF0Dac m.
lorns, while &unnep
Held alness 10 o. Alse
.ttaeks saussaby
mere u no saFes, aa1se.
sorld, - II ssssv Jlsiis.
prepay ~ sxSislng
'ommendinR thls neai-
Fever 0MA Aeuo,
fevero ofs 1Dalfo1s
sisA certainty, and sheU.
NY 70 ~ wonderful W.
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!
The Liver 10 one Of
the human body; and N
tions well. the powers OF
oped. The stomach ID air.
on the healthy action Of
performance Of Ito func-
u 81 fault, the bowels are n
system suffers In conse-
Liver - having ceased -
diseases OF that organ, one 4
made IL his study, In . -
twenty wears, 70 drdO
TO counterfeit the many
Ii liable.
To prove that this rem. -
persontroubled withn .lv- -
Of its forms. has but TO -
ton 10 certain. These
or bad matter from the >0I
place . healthy now of1n
stomach, causing food To- "
the bleed giving tone
machinery, removing the
fsctingv radical cure. 81
Rill0WS 0teAckAA
~ DceeeR,PFoveMs.l
Of the Liver Anv1R-
One dose afser eating -
stomach and prevent the 81
Ing. |
Only one dose taken Be-
Nightmare. -
Only one dose taken o, -
els gently, and cures
One dose taken sfter
pc pals.
~ One dose Of two y
relieve sick Aeasa.I
Only one dose immedi-lhza
while -
One dose often repeat. :.
Cholera MOrSesn. .
Cholera.
Only one bottle 10 need -
system the effects OF
o1CA0G4e. Al
One bottle taken for ~
sAlioWness or unnatural /
One dose taken . short -
viror 70 the appetite and
One dose often repeat -
RrrlA@A In IL vorss r |,
aud Bowel COMMA. mn
dose. /
One Or two doses cussoI
W0rs0s In children |: IL
Or spssdier remedy In the
A few bottiss curssE :
The absorbcnts. Al
We take pleasure in re- -
cine ~ . preventive Tor -
G ~ Fever, and I'll ri
- Pc II operatee -
.snos are willing 10 Sssro
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And you will be Healthy.
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,

70 whom al orders must be addressed;
western Agents for sCOvlLL CO., Propristora
cines. Aeua-i
Sold By AL Druggists. m.ra.asr,
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

from his intention than this /; and he would
avail himself Of the FIRST opportunity pub.
licly to disabuse the minds Of those who
suspected him Of having any design to be.
come again candidate for the Presidency,
A few days since the Legislature OF
Rhode Island assembled, when, there having
been no choice Of Lieutenant Governor by
the people, IN election was Lad in joint con-
ven,ion, with the following result: SAN.
ders, American. Republican" 76 I; BRowS,
Democrat, IL; HUI, straight Republ can,
3. Here we have the whole thing in II nut
she'll The pure, unadultered pack Repab-
licans Of New England stand in exactly tho
proportion to the Know Nothing Black Re
publcans Of 3 to &c. Is not this fact sig
niican,' And yet the Black Republican
sheets deny that their party have any thing
to do with know nothipgism in New Eng
land, and that il was the American Re
publicans who voted for the Massachu.
sets amendments.
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The Ohis Ds Moesacy-An Esasspe worth
Following.

We have already published the names OF
the Democratic nominees for the State OH
ces OF Ohio, and the resolutions adopted by
the Convention which nominated them
The action Of the Democracy of Ohio was
in all respects commendable, and Is worthy
Of imitation by the party in this State, No
test of adherence to any man or interest
within the party was attempted to he made |;
nor would any such attempt have been toll
Grated The party met together in the per-
sons Of its representatives determined TO re-
trieve Ohio from the thraldom Of ianaticisn,
IN which il has so long been bound ; and
the Convention went sensbly to work to
effect that object, by endorsing such prin'
cipes as its members truly entertained, and
such m they knew were cherished by the
body Of their party. All complications
with the National Administration, or with
any presidential asprants, were ignored
and the canvas was opened on the basis OF
the live issues OF the day. aud with on en-
dorsemcnt Of the principles of the Cncin-
natti platform, in their true and original
s1nifcapce. No attempts were made to
create disorganzation by electing delegat~
TO the Char lesion convention. The whole
presidential question WAS left on, Of sight
with all iis embarrassmeuts, complications,
and jealousics OF conflicting interests.
The Democracy Of Minnesota will be wise
II they take the action OF the Ohio Democ-
racy US guide for their own. The only
possible fear Of dissension in our ranks has
existed in the underhanded attempts OF u
few tricks,ers TO force through the State
convention the election of delegates to
Charleston, and thus to cmbarrass the party
with question which its members are not
yet prepared to act upon, or even consider.
We yet hope that this Grcbrand will be
kept out Of our convention by the prompt
action OF the State Central Committee In
expunging from the call the mischieyous
clause under which this imposition upon the
party was 10 have been perpetrated. We
can have here an harmonious convention
as our brethren had in Ohio and one which
will inAugurate q campaign certain to be
closed with success. We again commend
this matter TO the attention Of our Central
Committee.
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TnE NEXT liorsx ov RgpRKssSrArIvEs-
OccssionaI" writes the PbiladeIpbia Pre-.
~ follows :
The complexion u the next House Of
Representatives may be regarded ~ settled.
Whatever may be the result Of the Guber-
material election In Virginia, and think
Their. h no question ~ TO the election Of Mr..
leicber, soIid democratic delegation win
be- returned to Congress 10 that S,ste and
10 looking over the other States, cannot
count more Americans than sat 10 the last
House This may delay the organization
Of that body for some time. Five State
Rights Democrats, however, like Hickman,
uaskin, Clark, Schwartz, Adrian. Riggs
and Davis, will be likely to decide the mat.
ter which ever way they vote.
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NoEruKHsEas TO Bg NArUnALIxED At
THE SoUrn.-1be plan initiated by the
Know. NotbiDgs some years since, and re.
Gently inaugura,ed by the Massachusetts
Republicans. requiring foreigners after being
naturaliz'd, 10 serve further term before
they can vote, that they may thereby be.
come better acquainted with American in.
situations. has suggested to our southern
brethren the proprieiy Of applying the same
RUE to all nor,herners taking up their resi-
dence at the South. Bright idea
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New American Gun- Orders from
Euross for Arms--Enwisnd's Pre-
paTatiOns.

The New York Journal Of Comms,o,
notices u new gun Just turned out by thu
Ames Manufacturing Company, at Chico.
pee, Massachusetts, for the United State,
government. II IL sad 10 be similar though
superior 10 the great Armstrong gun Of
English invention. The remarkable sccu-
racy finally obtained, is shown by the fac,
tina, three halls ups hro,en through n,
nms ps,fmai,on, with only trifing varia.
ton, ut 4 distance OF half . mile. Tbs
target was placed on the slope Of hill
while thee experiment. were In progress,
with the supposition that the resistance
offered by the target would prevent the ball
going much beyond but messenger
brought word that damage ws being done
two mikes further 3D. Balls were then fired
50 that they struck into the earth q compar-
atively short distance from the target, and
on being dug out wec found shattered by
the coocuSs,on.
The Secretary Of the Ames Company
says orders were brought cut by the last
steamer from England. for the immediate
construction Of large quantities Of mach.
nery for The manufacture Of the mos, i'm
proved American firearms, and that the
same have been put 10 hand for execution,
both at Cbicopse and other large works
Offering the Deeasi facilities. The agents Of
the British government bearing these orders,
also bring a large iDstaIlmsn, Of sterling
vod, and are Unrestricted ~ 10 the amour,
o, work 10 he done The American mschi-
Dery already 10 England Is worked up 10 il
fulIss; capacity, turning Ga, several thou.
.aDd guns PER month, under the direction Of
sakmen from the shop in Chicope.
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Mr.. Jous SAvAos has recovered . verdict
Of e23S against JosH r. HISS Of the
Washington Siaiss. 10 . ssit for arrears OF
salary. Mr.. Hnf~ deducted fifty dsys' sal.
airy from Mr.. SAvAos's secoant. for absence
fom duty ct the Office but the Cosrt sas-
taised tbe plaintiffs claim. A letter IRON
Mr.. SArAGK addressed 10 Mr.. Hsim, was
received 10 evidence, 10 which Mr.. b. argues
thu, journalist Is engaged for the general
enec, be can produce, and not by the day.
like payer on the highway"
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EnIoRArros.-1he scs0dinarisns Of
Gslesbarg. Illinois. have s~pt On agent 70
MinoesoiA, to report the NOS, sdvantAgeous
section ior . settlement. lie pAsSd through
this city . 10 days ago. destined Tor Mseker
County. Abou, ooe hundred Scandinavian
families Of Gslesb1rg ADD vicinity. propo.e
70 smlgraie. and make their homes among
a, aud they are bat awaiting q IAvorabe
repor, from their aget, % bis retarn. wbsn
hey oil Immediately =, out Tor their pros
tsctiye LOtne. 10 N lnns.oiA
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II IL noticed with grea, satisfaction 10
Berlin paters, AMI cannot fail ~ h. crafty
ing 10 every American heart, tina, q, ,he
grave u HUsBoibI the United states werc
represnted by ,bsir Minister a, Berlin and
representative from each State q the
Union, gathered ior tina, purpose q, Berlin
from diasrBi I'ar,s Of the continent
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-06-09

Tmr eopyrigh, Of the we'll known periOdi.
cal, Household words, has been purchased
by Mr.. CuAELKs DicExss Tor the sum Of
E335O.
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paper) says the Democracy Of Ohio, in their
State Convention, unanimously laid down
platform upon which the Democratic party
can triumph in 1860. if the administration
will permit i, to do 80. Upon that platform
which is none other than the Cincinnati
plaiiorm-the Democratic party can tri-
umph in spite Of the Administration. The
people will sustain the party OF Popular
Sovereignty.
A Democratic paper says-Whatever
may have been the difference among Demo
Gratis, they will be buried in a common
grave at Charleston That is the Democrat
ic practice. All prior differences were bur
led at Cincinnati in 1856, and at Baltimore
in 1852, and ls4S aud ls44. 1t is one Of
the grand purposes Of Democratic national
conventions to revise and declare the creed
OF the party, and when declared it is the
rule, the test of Democracy. II is in this
simple, sensible way that Democratic dill.
culties are harmoniTed.
The following gentlemen have been elect
cd to Congress from Virginia.
First Dis,r'ct-John s. Millson, dem, re
elected.
Second Distrie.-M uscoe Il II. Garrett, dem,
reelected.
Third District egArnet,. ind. dem, proba.
o'f e.s'I n.y. W. W',,,s u'a' I'm. ,.,
""' '" ''' "'
S's,, r.oo pa., lam, 80
.,I rnsn ''s'''''- ho'n"' D. o'e''N' 'e"'' "
sixth District Shelton F. Leake, ind DEM,
0l Seventh m.,r,e, WEtiIism ' smith re- elected
over Thomas, opposition, and shacklciord.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures r. Bo,eler, ODD,
over Charlie. ), Faulkner; dem. ,..
fproSsbIyI over Harr,s ind. dem.
Tenth Distrie.-henry A. Edmund'on' dem''
Eleventh Dis,re,-shsrrara Clemens. dem..
Twelfth Dis,rict-Albert @. jenkins, dem,
reelected. ,.., ,.. ,,., lac.
probably elected in place Of George W. Hop
An''
AT the late Cleveland Black Republican
anti-iugitivc slave law meeting, platform
was laid down to this effect;
Resolu,io,. followed. declaring thu. the
unlimited submission to the General Govern.
men,, and that where the General Governm '',
as in all other cases Of compae, among parties
nav.ng no common ,a uass ,..n parry h In,,an
tions a. Of the mode Of redress.
The above il precisely the political creed.
copied word for word from the nulllfers of
South Carolina in 1881. How do the old
wings, who NO warmly sustained the views
taken by DAxrKr. WEBSTER in his reply to
HAYSK and CALHOUN, like the renewal of
that creed which places them among the
disciples of JONI &. CALHOUN
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w,eksdoess, his contemporaries furnish him
plsnty of company, be must reflect too. that
faw Of them hsve over had sueh opportunities
for doing good md leaving in illustrious name,
while nous hAse attempted 70 much evi], o. 30
persfstently stziven to cas1y civilized society
bac.z 70 barbarisn. That he haa f.iisd in ct.
fec6ng nearly Ill the impioaa movements he
has set on foot argaas his weakness and irze-
solution - not hh penasaee. J. While II.
Pierce, with Douglas at his back, smoked dc.
fenceless territory and escaped without an im'
peachmcnt before the Senate and q trial before
twelve men, III. Buchanan failed in attempt-
ing TO- finish tha job Of his prsdeoessot ty act
ua1ly enslaving it. Hence the latter falls be.
lowthe former just in the ratio that the ar
rested burg lar falls below tho one who. has
carried Of his booty aud set tho police ut def
ance. We have no disposition to add any bit.
terness to the pang Which accompanies Ir.
Buchanan's resolution to withdraw himself
from public affairs before the people should be
compelled to withdraw him. BE is in his sir.
sy-ainth year, but IS u. About says, "trutt
also ia old" And If there be any truth more
palpable than that James Buchanan has usee
Ill the powers Of his high Office to spread aut
perpetuate slavery, il is he other truth tha
such uso Of power and official station is indn
itely e1ecrable,
, 1859-08-01
The Isthuaus Gold Discoveries.

We were offered an opportunity last evening
OF examining some Of the golden idols recently
taken from tue Indian graves Of Chi1qui. in the
Houquesou district. on tue lsthmus. They are
Taylor, and will for several days be on exhibi-
ton at the establishment Of Ball, Black Co.,
corner Of Broadway and Murray street.
:. There are in oil nine Of the images, weighing
il the aggregate nearly = pound and quarter
They hare esidently been cast in 4 rough mould,
and subsequently hammered and rudeiy pol.
ished. Most Of them arc ornamented With q
species Of rough chasing. lhs general charac-
ter Of the designs seems to be mixture Of the
lodian, Egyptian and Chinese.
No. ID Undoubtedly Representation Of a
male idol It has decided Chinese appear
ance, and weighs about two and half ouncea.
No. is about the same weight. and repre-
sents either dog OF dragon. 1t looks like q
combination Of both.
Nc. is = representation Of frog, with crea
protruding ike = tobstcr's. The eyeball consists
Of lump Of gold about the size Of 4 pen. Il
weighs about three ounces
No. is = large but, with webbcd wings. /,
weighs about ak ounces
No. 5 is I hybrid eagle, with another edition
Of the lobster eycs- It weighs about half N
ounce.
NO. Is l. small frog, with one or tuo snakes
in. his mouth, the who1e weighing about an
ounce.
No. is a small bell, resembling sleigh bell
It weighs few peunyweights.
No. 8 looks like d small rhipoccros or got1r OF
hybrid elephant, with ferocipns mouth. Il
weighs about quarter Of m ounce.
No: y is pair Of frogs Of about the saus
weight as the last.
These Idols were found on the left hand sidt
Of the heads Of several graves, enclosed iu jars
II is said that four thousand graves hare thu,
faf been opened, some Of which contained a.
nasny as two or three hundred pounds Of golt
eAeh.-N r Herald.