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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-06
In Open League with the Slave Code
DfsunfOnists.

While the friends of GEORGE L. BECKER
have admitted that he seeded from the
Baltimore Convention, they have strenuously
denied that he participated in the boiling
convention which nominated BREcK1NR1DGE
and LANE. On this point, and in order to
satisfy those friends of his who, on personal
grounds, desired to excuse his treachery to
the Democracy of Minnesota, we extract
the following from the official proceedings
of the Seceders' Convention, held at the
Maryland Institute Hall, on Saturday, the
23d day of June. We copy from the Bal
timore american and Commercial Advertiser,
of Monday, June 25th. Mr.. BEcKER's
speech on retiring from the regular conven-
ton, is given in another column, among the
details of the closing scenes of the conven
ton. Shortly after the organization of the
boiling convention, according to the Ameri-
cans report
The President stated that telegraphic mes.
sage had just been put into his hands from the
members of the State of Minnesota at the
Charleston Convention, desiring that Richard
NJ. Johnson should cast their vote. The des
patch was signed by Messrs. Becker and Edger.
ton.
Mr.. Stevens moved that the request be
granted.
Mr.. Avery objected to casting votes by
proxy, although he would like to see Minnesota
represented.
Mr.. Stevens renewed his motion because he
knew these gentlemen did not vote after they
had retired from Charleston.
Further proceedings show that Mr.. STE
vENss motion was adopted, and R. M.
JOHNSON, noted Southern FIJI e-Eater, cast,
as the proxy of BECKER and EDGERroN, one
vote from Minnesota for BRECKENRIDGE and
LANE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-06
The Red River ROute--The Nominal
ton of Douglas.
ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
Monday, June Is, 1850.

ST. CLOUD, MIMI, [
Monday, June Is, 1860.
Correspondence OF Pioneer and Democrat.
The stage, with an extra, from Red River
came in this evening loaded down with pas
sengers and baggage. The trip from Fort
Garry by steamboat and stage was made in
seven days. Among the passengers are
Mr.. Harriotte and lady and son and daugh-
ter, Miss Bell, Miss McKinsey, N. w.
Kittson, Esq, and servant, Mr.. Bannatyre,
Mr.. Donaldson, and Mr.. Higgins.
The party of scientific gentlemen, en- route
for Fort Edmonson, took the steamer at
Georgetown last Thursday evening.
The passengers represent the entire trip
as being comfortable and pleasant.
The news of DOUGLASS nomination is
being read here in The PIONEER extra, and
is received with great enthusiasm.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-06
Adjournment Of Congress.

Congress adjourned on Monday 25th, at
II NJ. A bill passed the Senate for an
overland mail from St. Paul to Puget's
Sound, but was defeated in the House. The
President sent in another protest against the
CovoDE committee, which was referred to a
committee to report at the next session, con-
ssting of Messrs. Stanton, Curry, Adams,
of Massachusetts,, Sedgwick and Pryor.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-06

The New Y ork Herald's Washington cor
respondence says intelligence from Madrid
states that the Spaniards have become so
elated with their success in Morocco, that
they design having dash at Mexico max
ing the necessity Of preserving Cuba to the
Spanish monarchy the pretext for their be-
ligerent operations; and not only does Spain
contemplate descent upon Mexico, but the
United States is to be called to account for
the capture of the piratical war steamers OFT
Vera Cruz not long since.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-06

The propeller Kenosha, captain Mason,
Of Collingwood Line exploded at Sheboygan'
OF the 25th. The clerk, CURTIS BENTON
of Cleveland, and first engineer, MICHAEL
CAREY, of Buffalo, were instantly killed.
Three deck hands and the chambermaid
were badly injured, recovery doubtful. The
second engineer and one fireman were badly
hurt but it is thought they will recover.
The Kenosha was towed into Milwaukee on
the Goth.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-06
A Game that Won't Win.

The Black Republicans propose to repeat
the game played by them in the Illinois can
vass in 1858, when they aided BUCHANAN in
keeping alive the DANTE fraction. We see
that in Madison, Wisconsin, they have fired
salute in honor of BRECKINRIDGEs nomi-
nation. We have also the same news from
Albany, New York, and Bloomington, Hi
poic
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-06

turning " the principles of self-government,
which, according to General LANE, were
established by the "blood of our forefathers"
Will not the people rebuke their treachery
to the party, and their meditated treason to
the country?
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-06

A GEORGIA paper tells Of a hailstorm in
its vicinage, where bucket full of hail
stones, as large as walnuts, were gathered
after the sun had been shining hotly on
them all the next day! We have nothing
to say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

CAPTURE OF THE CHINESE FORTS By THE
ALLIKs.-The dates from Hong Kong are to Sept
18th. IL was reported that Lord Elgin and Baron
Gros, the Engli sh and Preach Ministers, had gone
to Pekin as guests Of the Emperor under a small
escort Of cavalry. -.-.-..
The conquest Of the Chinese forts 10 described
as a dashing affair. The Allies had a march Of
twelve miles and found the road strongly fortified
indicating unwonted skin. The English cap
tured the first fort, and the possession of this
brought the Allies within half mile of the great
North Fort, the KEY to the whole position Of the
enemy. The attack on this fort was made on the
morning Of the DIST, four French gun boats
meanwhile drawing of the attention Of the forts
lower down. When the batteries Were opened
the execution of the Armstrong guns proved tire.
mendous, the shells bursting within the walls Of
the forts, producing an awful explosion, which
shook the ground amid the ruins The Tartars
stood 10 their guns, and a. the field pieces Of the
Allies advanced, the rifemen got under the walls
The fire from the TO ts still hot, however, and
many were struck by rude missiles and hence
much loss was sustained by the Allies. The re-
sistance Of the Tartars was at last overcome, and
they surrendered to the Allies The other forts
soon followed not, however without some chica.
merry on the part Of the syiceroy The loss sus-
tanned by the Allies was severe. TWENTY-FIVE
officers were wounded, and two dangerously
The 44th British Regiment had ten men killed
and ffty wounded. The 9th had six killed and
forty dangerously wounded. The total British
loss 10 killed and wounded, l61- ..a4
The Emperor Napoleon, through his private
secretary, accepts the proposal Of an excursion of
the English Volunteers to Paris, and says they
will be welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

P-HHAD.cHk IS the fsyorite .isn By which
nature makes known any deviation Whatever from
the natural state Of the brain, and viewed IN this
light II may be looked on ~ safeguard intended
to give NOTICE Of disease which might otherwise
escape attsntion, ul too late to be fsmsdisd; and
It's indications should never be neglected. Head
sches may be classified under two names, viz /:
Symptomatic and idiopa'hio. Symptomatio Head
sehs IL sxosedinsly osmmon and Il the precursor
Apopexy, Gout. Rheamati.m and all f-b,ile
diseases. IN lts refvous form 10 10 pathetic di
ease ofthe stomach constituting sick headache, of
hepatic disease continuing bilio.s ksadaehe, Of
WORM, and other oi sorders efyhe ov-
o.. well as renal aud uterine sf.ctions Diseases
the heart very freq uentiy attended with Head
aches; AnRmla AID plethora are also affections
winch FREQ uently OoeaS. on headache. idiopathio
Heada ,hei also vesy eonmon. being usually dis
tlnguIshet BY the name of rerrous headache, som
times coming on suddenly in state Of 81 parently
sound health and Frustrating at once the mental
ana physical energies. and in other instances nc
Gomez on slowly herald d BY depression Of spirits
CT aoeI hiIy of temper In most instanee % the pain
is IN front of the head. over one or both eyes and
sometimes provoking vomiting, Under this class
may also be named NeprdIEia.
For the trestmsnt of either class Of Headache the
Cephalic rilis have been found q sure and safe
relnsdy, relieving the most acute pains in q few
minutss. and by Its subtle power Graduating the
disease Of which headache Is the unerrlng index.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

Drsx. ene 1I me .s MS ae: ma nsiI to 20
Looted as Costiyeness. OF en- originating IN care-
lsssnes. or sedsntary habits; it is regarded rs q
anxiety, while In reality it 10 the precursor and
companion of many of the most fatal and danger
bring the sufferer to untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils of which Costiveness IL the usual at
tsndant are Headache, Collie, Rheumail sm, Foul
Breath Plies, and others Of ike natn whis long
train offrshtf diseases such as ut Fevers
Aboesses, Dysentery. Dyspepsia, DisrThea, Apo
PloxJ, Epilepsy, rsraiysIs, HysLeria, Hyperion
drasis, slanchoy and atty, frat indicate their
pr'ssnce In the system BY this alarming SYMPTOM
Not unfrsquently the diseases named originals In
Const patton. but take on an independent exist
encs unless the 10 eradoated IN an early atay
From all these considerations II follows that the
disorder should receive immediate attention when-
q box of Cephalio Pills ON the 6rst appearsnce OF
the complaint, As their timely use will expel tn:
lIslduous approaches of disease and destroy thii
dangerous foe to human life.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-F Morgan, Nh; A
w heeiock, c.; McFoeters, NY; Maj Moreton.
"a; Harm, Mrs Harm, r Alvarez, Moore, N
VI GOV Pratt, Judge Grain, Md; a Adams De-:
Buchanan, Carter, Mrs Carter, Miss stephen,
son, Col p Wilson and ly, Miss Wilson, Misses
Gibson, Miss Stewart, J Steward, Va; S TIL
Sry, Han and ly, Pa; A b Davis, Md; James @
BROWNS HOTELS Colt. ID A snence,
) Towers, w Bayly, Valderner, T Stewart
and nurses, Nd; lie Sur, A Froysett. DR.
Motheo, Biddle. l. Cordell, F. CordeH, va;
anderson, Oh; A Morris, f T Warren, w
Shine, Eagla and ly, Pa; w Porter and ly.
n h Cleveland NY NJ Allen, Mass; Mr. aid
NORWOOD HOUSE.-M Leitch, Scotland:
NJ Gambrill, Shepherd, Md, r j DobbIn,,
HHfSo Cameron, De- Mrs A whitney, g r Rust,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

Mr.. EVERETT AT THE Polls Hon Edward
Everett voted In Boston in Ward 7, aud on pre-
senting himself at the polls the cry was raised by
those who were working as hard as they could
against him, Three cheers for Mr. Everett ,,
Wnlen Were given with a heartines that must
been gratifying to the eipient Of the tribute
A NAIL IN THE BRArS-GecfYrey j Lsvailis
whe was shot In fight with L. b. Kershaw, al
Petersburg, Va, died on the 18th instant The
wound was inflicted on the 18th Of October, and
The pistol was charged with horseshoe nail.
Tie nail was found In his brain, where IL has
been for nearly month.
ALL COMMERCE NOT SUSPENDED Twelve hun
dfed kegs Of powder, and eighty-four boxes OF
ammunition, were shipped to-day to Charleston,
south Carolinz.-N. r. Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

TERRIBLE DIsrREss-A few days since COM
pany Of % kentuc kians was found early in the
morning by city watchmap, asleep on the levee
in Cincinnati. They had started for Kansas early
In the spring, In full enjoyment of health. When
they got there, their means were exhausted, and
having no friends to apply to, they resolved TO re-
trace their steps, and actually travelled westward
on foot, until reaching Games Landing, when a
steamboat took them on board. During the tri o
tney buried three OF their party OF the remain
ing %, nine are prostrated from sickness, withou,
money, without clothes, and without friends
One OF those 10 young married woman, with an
In their behalf
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A Real Blessing.

Phy,ieidx.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that head
Mrs. Jorss.-Gone Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent cured me In juEt twenty minutes, and 1 wish
handy. '"o'~
,Physieian.--You can get therp ct any Druggists.
Cal for CePSaIo Pills find they never fail, and
ecomm. nd them n ell Gases of Headache,
Mrs. yones-I shall send for q box directly, and
shall tell Oil my suffering friends, for they are real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

The AMALGANATIoS OF LANsuAeEs.-Thsrs IL .
growing tendency In this age TO Appropriate the
most expressive words fOsher and AFTER
while TO lncorperste them into own; thus the
wo'd Cephahc, which 10 from the Greek sis uifying
Ior The hsed," u, now becomins lopulsused IN
conseotion with Mr.. Spalding's great Headache
remedy; but 1t will soon be used In more general
way, and the word Ceph.lic viii become a.
common as Elec,rotype and many others whose
distinction as foreign verbs has been worn away
By common ussss until they seem ''natlve and %
the manor born" .r-.f- 1858 ....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

ICOvRR EXCITEMENT. and the mental care and
anxiety incident TO CLOSE attention to bus ness or
stsdy, are among the numerous causes of Nervous
Headache. The disordered state of mind and bod :
Incident to this dist.sesins complaint 10 q fatal
BOW TO al energy and ambition. Sufferers BY thi
these distressing attacks BY using one of the Ce-
phalIo Pills whenever the symptoms appear. II
Cd and jarring nerves, ard rolsxes the tension OF
the stomach which always accompapies and Ar
grayntss the dlsordered condition OF the BRAIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

DEATH OF DRuMMER WITH THE STICKS ~ HIS
hANDs-Samuel Gladding, known in Rhode
Island on account Of his various occupations of
shoemaker, beach constable, and drummer, died
In tho street In Providence on "Wednesday eve
ming. he accompanied the Newport Wide
Awakes as drummer, and died instantly. inst
sftef the battalion bad reached its position In Ex
change Place. The battalion had marched ouite
rapidly from the boat, and their arrival at the
81 think shall not march any more, !" and fell
Physicians were called, and they pronounced him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17
EVENING STAR.
THE ILLUSIONS OF CHILDHOOD


Glad were the children when their glowing fsces
Gathered about US in the winter mig
And now with gleesome heerts IN verosht PIecos'
weses them leaping in the summer hfh''
For they remember yet the tales We told them
arousd the hearth, of fairies Ions ago, =,
w no n Ihsy eould only look out To behold them,
Onick IA cling eastward in the feathery snow.
R,,pov the Young ard fresh Imagination
Finds tracss Of their presence everywhere,
Ard nsople with q new and bright creation
TIE clear blue chambers Of the sunny AR.
Err them tbs rate Of ms1y . sunny palace 1881
one, to the ringing bugle of the bee, .tre
A M every fower-cup n . golden challice,
Wine filed, In some grand elm revelry. r.
Quaint lit eyes from grassy hooks are peerinK;
Each dewy leaf Is rich in magic lore;
The foam bells dqwn the ringing brooket steering,
And fairy-lrsighted to some happier shoe.
Stern theorists, with wisdom ovsrreaohIng ---
The aim OF wisdom IN your precepts cold,
All with painful stress Of calleus teaching,
That vithers the young heart into the old:
What is th- "a n If all the flowers were persisted,
Thar visiol heFds forever orn and bare,
The mirror shattered that the youas faith cher
Showing the face Of things SO very fair,
Time hath enough of ills to undsosIys them, :.
befJfs;
Oh! therefore, whiIe the heart is trusting, leave
them
Their h.spy childhood and their fancy lore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

TWENTY millions OF DOLLARS SAvKp.-Mr
SPading mas sod two millions of bottles of his oel
eDrated Prepared Gue and IL ia estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken
iuroltare thus making an aggregate Of twenty mil
Sa,n.bls Invention. Having made his Glue house
hola word, he now proposes to do the world still
his CeRhallo Pills, and IL they are a. good a. his
Glue, Headaches Will soon vanish away ike sno
in July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

GRRir DIsCovKRY-Anong the most important
OF Al the CREST msdi al discoveries Of this age NAV
ton from Small Pox the Cephalio Pill Tor relief of
Headaohs and the use Of Qui, inc for the proven
vhoss benefits viii be experienced bJ SUFFERING
humanity long After their discoveries are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

O DIP YOU ever havs the Sick Headache! Do
you remember the thIcbbing temples, the fever I'd
How totally pnst you vere for pleas ure, oonveYss
ION or study Ono OF the Cepha 10 Pills would
tnsn experienced For this and other purpo. o.
You should always have box of them on hasd 10
use Is occasion requires. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

BRIDeKr.-hlIssus wants you to send her q box
Of Cephaiio Cue, no. o botsle of Prepared Pills.
but Pm thinking that's not just it naither; but per
hsps YEN be afther knowing what tits Ye see
before. I ~.
Pills. ss-s i -
Briisa.-Och, sure now and YOU We sed it, here's
the qaafther and CIV me tho Pills and don't be oil
day about it aither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17
,aYdlv Realized.

Hi 'ad n 'orribs 'eadaohs this afternoop, hand
stepped into the pothecsriss hand Gays bi the
MAN, ''Can you heese me Of an 'eadsche?" "Does
il hache ard" says o. "Hexceedlngly," says hi,
AID upon that e gave me Celhslic Pill, hand
BON me 'onor IL cured me 20 QuioR that 'ardly
reali red 'ad 'ad an 'eadache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17
By THE rREsiSSsaSsTfs Or THE UNITED
$500 -


In pursuance of law, /. JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres.
idenf Of the United states Of America. do berebv
SsS.rs :Pd make known that public .sles win Be
state OF hRkANsAs, at tho periods hereinafter des-
ignatod, to wit: :
At the land Office a. LITTLE Rock, oommencire
disposal Of the aabo snd. Ss1ssofor ns Ire ,ec
situated within the following tovnships. viz:
SOFIA OF "e base Ii"s and ,cest Of theh prtseipsl
Township. Is aud IS, ' Of rsn1.4
townships 10 and 10, of ranges.
on the Land once ne e oommsnopG
the disposal of tho public lands hsrstofore Inof
ier'd situated within the following townships viz
North a the ba" 'irs and ,cest Of MsVtA sri.ei,ai
Township 10. of range ao. ...- ..-.
Township II, of ranges q.
AZ the iand ONCE at CLARKEsvrLLK, commencing
situated within the following to 1nships, VIZ: a''
Mort" Of the base ''". and .esst Of thefA ,ri.ei,ai
Fractional townships and .. of range s..
Atthe Land Once at w ASKING TON, oommepoips
On On " ednstday the 18th day Of esmbs1 next fof
aitustsd within the following townsHiSs' VIZ:
So*tA Of he base line and nest of t6s n pr,set,al
The fractions south of tSs old honna.,,,,.>
township 20. OF ranges 81, ~. 49, -, IS, and Is.
o,At tn the LsnS 9Ss At oomm.p-
the l5ih DAY Of Deoepber next for
Within S sssSfs.e SnSp:,.d
OF townships, VIE: = - - 800
SoHfA Of ne base hss and Of fksEftA
wertdtaa.
TToxn.hip 10, Of range g.
Township Is OF ranges.
Township ~, Of ranges
f1SwSssip -, q rsose s, 49,
snip 20, OF ranges 10 and1o. :"
Lands appropriated By law for the use of schools.
lary nna Ssass puIPoses, together with tie
The sS.rin. Of tn. .bov. land. viii oomp.n..
der IN which they are advertised until the = hoIs
shau have been offered and tbs palss oosed: mt az
ssles shall be Kept open longer than two weeks. sod
until .sr the of the two WV Wes q admitted
this Iith dav ofseptemSer anao Domiri ona
sand ''sAt hundred .gd . sMsSsz eucv.,,. 80
- JOS. 8. WILSON, $780, . 49,
Commissioner Ofthe General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN cLAIm.nrs
70 any the lands With the 81 ma ~
nynships above msntionted il REQUIRED IL e.tsS.
sh the same n the satsactlon OF the rss ,stsr ma
recei rec, Of the proper Land Office, and rake psy
notice. and bsers the DAY Seson sssr SssiPs
commencement Of the public sale 81 the ispSs An.
ST,afc,ss the trsot claimed ether vss, such siss@
Gsn%is.ien.r Of the G:s. = Hl. LS 81.
NorI:.-yndsr tho rssulstioas Of n. ds,.rt....
- .a end nov sxstins, paynsnt ess s.
Icbl.:hers ssere ssseSauE sst1sTissd 70 pSbisS s.
tne Gemm,ssionsr Of the General LAID O6oS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-17

nj fhcTs WORTH xSowiNs..SPaldins's Cephalic
Gus Headaohs. Nervous Headache, Costivsnsss,
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NISCNrLANDOUa
THk OSIS %h Tst n s e, SKsSSo MATTER

WHO'S PRESlDENf!
Ccnsesusntly shah remain IN yysshipstou and
S sf}GsINaos d 70 BSr:gs ny occuPstien. of ROUSE,
ing IN Al Its braneAes. Old Glaaine erompuy a.
Fn1nitu y, in ,s IN sF aSd 0IH.mentns Cottage
10 Che Ps,ntins Of Roof and bricf VIM sAuo'
All OF the above will do - Chez, as the ebesp
- Snefetore solicit the patronage OF NV friends
ana fellow ettizens of the District Panot.si,t.
strlouJ observed, and work done in the beat MAJ
fea I'll Please mind your stop, and stop a, M.
- ,ss =. Louisisna sv, north sSde, between 6th
z: s Signs put NJ ffss Of charge, o usual.
ioNhfk sFsE Ea NstMA;JEELEA AND BROWN
TIE srhsnrieer Segs leave 10 inform the citiseus
be aads 70 hs ana sne AsfsDds as
OF steam power for saving and manufso-
spr.nt Marple and Brown Stone Work in their va
nous branches, Marble Mante,s, Table and Wal
Ssena TSRs, Tie, Monuments, Tomb and Head
SSssones, Sans, Window Lintsis, SilIs, Steps and
stkyIms having ~ chased large stock Qf1talian
<. ne IN oleeE from Arst hands, the lowell rstes
eS aesls oonhdent OF being able 20 fprnish Msrble
~ OH - lew es il oan be purchased in New YoTk.
rhsllaaeipnia, OF Baltimore. The trade sup plisd
Win Italian Marble in block or slabs a the same
Ste az Furnished In New York, and on acoommo-
3Iauns terms Also, on hand, . large supply Of
b umloe SIone, Water Of Ayr Hors and Polishing
ruty y NeT York prices. Encourage the enter
ALEX. RWTH n sHS Fskp
fao"e~ Sfsow Marble and Bro,ea Sfoas Work.,
Pa.av., cor. Thirteenth ST.,
~ &i-Sm Washington, ID. G..
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OLD RICH, MELLOW AND PURE
V b N SIDE'S
MONONGA Ryr tUurorr,,

Conseientiogsy aIstlllrd by Mr. James Burns;ds.
o. AnfsanJ County, Pen ma, In the old -Ssb.ons3
money Wy, froH the choicest and most carefuII,
nns,V we ana N no case ever offered Tor saie
me most nslstable, as It ia en- tieagv one
a ~ ie beverages IN the reach Of the public.
nds itself for Its unrvaIed auaittes =. a
sesoriesioo oI s me sstsss slrest and
pnynclans are using 1t in their nrsetos LII IT,
OLhhf &SI0CKDALE, Propristor..
ozS Walnut strost Philadelnbi.
Agent for the P,a 20; Y: CoN0YEk,
- =, 90, opposite WlllardAp Hotsl'