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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

fANCEY ON PARsON BROwNLOw.-At a late
political gathering in Knoxville, Tennessee, ad-
dressed by W L. Yancey, bout took place be.
tween himself and Parson Brownow, of the Wing
newspaper 1t is thus reported
Iancey-" What will you do in case Lincoln
is elected President"
Brownlow-" When the secessionists 90 to
Washington to dethrone Lincoln, am for select
ing bayonet and forming al army to resist such
an attack, and they shall walk over my dead
body on the way"
1ancey-" If my State shall resist shall 90
WIN her, and if | meet this gentleman (ponting
10 Mr. Brownow) marshaled with his bayonet,
20 q, oppose us, Pll plunge my bayonet to the ht
through and through his heart, and feel no com
junction for the act, and thank my God that nv
country has been freed from such foe.D
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

VERY PRoBABLE.-Speaking of the Oregon
senatorial election, the Sierra Citizen says =
:" douglas told Frank Blair he wanted to give
MN James S. Green's seat in the Senate. He
told Anson Buringame that Baker would be re.
turned from Oregon. And now you ask us what
we think of it We think that if there is not
the handsomest backing out done drectIy-for
there are Democrats supporting Dougias-if
there isn't the joliest stampedng done shortly,
mere will be some strangers in the Republican
camp very soon Nesmith is just as good Re-
publican Baker Baker is lust as good a
Douglaslte as Nesmith. Douglas is better
Douglasite' and better Republican, than either
lie IS the only man in the United States who
could elect Lincoln, and he is doing it.p
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5su rnS Sru6t waren sinartban unb aGss
9in9 'etnsn sempbnidtu Gang, nur in Sritrrt6s
Ssiratbs'Qnaelr lraentrit pp0te feline Ssprauua
tcmm'n. Nues, mas er bisNsr ssthan bate, nm
oteelbs in's sSert iu lcbsn, NOR pie elm Sdblaa
tn'S Tnlier aswslsn. GInsR bntte rr Ieine Guy.
plu an Die Heairtun9 ein9sreibt unO ais Dim.
osrjGbri9er um Notwithstanding srtrten.
Oamels mar sr Ictr persnist Don @6ppinatn
suritdas!rmmsn unp bate 9briifinen er,dblt, Der
SOst, benz er bic S6rift gum Ssibtridbt eetrattt,
babs ibm 'rpar iharfe 8rrmabnunsen oseeben.
absr otn Qusiprnh astbdn, pcun elm SurI6e
isn Wapfsn s;,rlid MAIDEN me[lc, 10 miiTt man
ion tber aumuntern ais abihrcd-m. Gr tatte
alIo nibt mil unreGbt parauf Ssrtraut, bas bic
bSbsrs SrtG:Se iein 2lnIireen nibt aus Dem IN
gen @sf6ts'rsiis Der 6IedenrraieYuna bstrabtsn
wrrce. 9tip:r otsr nurae talo bernob Der Boat
auf sin anorrsS Stframt UsrlrBt uno fem Nob.
iolssr Ii 3 ,pis Sbrift lisssn. Da brau6rs
nittts aiF @elo, in9te Slierrih, man mue rber
feline S6rrbsr Idbmieren, bamit ie bm Die Sod'
im @nrsnEen erbaltsn; Wenn nur ras @rlp nitt
is rnr mar!
Die 3stt rudts immrr nabsr, no Ietn &inr I'M
c6'lh snr sSelt fommcn iCllte, um nab rer bsrr.
iG'neen Neinun9 iein esten lang sintn Matel
8u bsbalien, urc @brltiue jammcrte pariitrr Ir.
GAP IL UIt nit Slo9sn feline sissns GsrsmciFuns
tet'nhte. Sbr Satcr mar tsttIdssris sswrrprn;
iwdr oe.rtcnten lsirs beran9swa6isnrn SGbnr
iIt:r be ScmmeSet rur@ GI9lObn 10 SieI in's
paus, Bag sr Mot rpis irubsr bel tsm Yfarrer
um tlntultuBu09en nnhluben muets, ater Bel
isOem Sihtn lieB iib tie @rmutb mit6mcden,
unS @britine, bic nab pem Orpnun9sm16iacu
Gang rer Oinse, fat Osm sIterTi6en 6auswe.
len CUR Gaf Su fallen, ctn;m ciSsrrn 6Gtte oOrs
lteBtn lOasn, wurSe SOn bsn SBrSsn i8ss ans..
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(Sprtfesuna.)

-
Der scuncnwirtb uub 1ein Gcbn bIidten in
ole SDbc. Sc mar Der Snpatpe, Der lid felt
langer 3eit gum erlteu Wale wieber am Jcniter
iebeu lisB
au6 etnmal wicSsr untsr'S @epc6r aeSreten?
rirf Srierrit binouf.
unr Gr, icate ser Snpaiibe 81 6m, t1tt's audi
nt6t 10 Tcit fUmmsn ld0en fcGsu. SD bab's
Sbm idcn sinmal aeInst.
OamGls ma. s ldou su frat Iabte Sriebridb
auf GtrruIctrn!
Sttn Satrr mar, pbne bem SuSaliben su ant.
crtcn, pcrautaeaanecn. llntrr Der Taustbiire
marhte sr auf ion. gSn1 bu trin Wiitterli6'e
nsbmsn unb na@ Gmtrita estcn? loste .r gu
ibm.
SD nia nit mrinsr Gb,tNiue briibcr rsStn,
antwcrttts 6risbrtG urb ma6te lidh unpern.ilt
auf rem g0.a.
Na& elmer baItcn Stunbe Tam sr beim unt
brodb:e be Intwprt.
St' Mil nidt. Inste er. lis srttG,t, Fe wplle iib
in Gbe.ttad niGt no6iae.n IalIsu, Ne bat, fr
unrcTtt Oi"ae setban, ene fe bats mad Nme.
rita srb'n mhfcn, mo tlce Die idIc6ten ecute
linwanrrrn. Sbr Datlipru& lci: SIrse i'm
sanSe uno nGtre b& rrplit.
IS istet 8'i&risbsn. bas Drtb 1uq Dem Wiann
ful9cn, laate rsr Sonnsnrptrtb.
Eas miier lie auh, mtnn mfrs @rnIi mar,
ermirtrts Srierri@. @tsr i'd bin nit mir ielser
ntG't i'm 8larsn, mics nit btm Imerta it, ds
weiB ni6t. OBS Snfcn bat cOer cb ib Sd prin
itmtmmtn tanH. SEenn i'd aGcin mdr', sino'
id idpn 10 atrr laiT' ids uuf rts Gbrilne an.
tOmmen, neil i6 fsltcr nt6t pcib mas t.Trr in.
Da lirGf fu's: fie tdnst Die Elm 9tdpi6nb
an Dir unn tiuccrt ct6 iitrrau am Surttcmmeu.
llnb wcrn Ir mir jest fGOn aan, rsrlcis,t mar
= id Rab' ibr mein 2Sprt s.ssten unS pas baIt'
i'd itr.
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@tetnen 5rennbsn unb Dem aelammtsn Dub(,.
tum Ole NnSetae, CAP mene ncue
Observation-Disclosures
ec"! SeluGe iest pfcn itcbt Gisielte in oufx
@cl Nmadpolllte sinssri6tet unp t6unen pie ar.
Set''n @alte nit esn teten @rril6unacn ieocr
2Irf, iowte aud nit parmen unp falten Spriisu
peolent weroen. gGeintrintcr made i6 poroui
aulmertiam, oaB ih Den BON mir ae,pacnsn
Sr9inio gScn
rein uno rnSerfdlht iu 80 &ts. per 6GaIb. sry,
taufe. lin Sa9lrei6cn Seiurb tittst
aienttu 6edIer.
OanlpTlbth-Serbnrung ,pilobcn 8ttbmvmD un6
Ner orr.
Oas Oamph6iH ,,9lconufc" UerlGst NiGmpub
lSoen DtenltH9, Na4mittnsS 4 ubr, unp giurfult
:giittrpd Nlittag.
OaS Oampficbiff nSamcstpwn" ocrIGgt g1iG.
mono teoen 8rritae, Nahmittaas 4 llbr. mp
Norlclf am Samsto9 Ntittaa.
Der 6a9rprcis in Der Gaiiitc, @abG,.itcn em.
9eIfioleu, behGst SO.
SIN Steeraac, Ubuc &cf, So.
Greurliens SidrI, fir bic Commemorate oGI,
ti9, SIS. " S"'
9teilener, Die Gittprdts une Samstoos b,r
pfcrsburg 6rptSna pcur1eu, hcffeu ;r:tio init
prr Norfclf. pctc etura Sahn IN crlerer StnNt
c'lt, "m nit pcni Somyibuut mci;cr arbcn 81 fan
men. Gtdets fur ricie Suur (6nnrn am Sctcrs-
0ur9 Depot 9elolt wrroeu uup UctrGat rrr oo,; 2
0abrprets 9.sidhIals nur $40.
Vuo am u. 6ciusF,u
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Ser Spmmennirtb

S%w1tiIde Sclfsaei6i6te aus rrm sprissn
Sabrbunesrt pon Serm Sura.
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The German ADVERTISER.

3. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor.
j. p'alishcd every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Anum, payable in aGvi,uce.
Terns for Advertisements reasonable
OrF1cE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL.
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b"o"S, @o., oenfae sea- 25, ocsember 1860.
SefaIntIlracbuuaei, .
E. J. p / G o T,
9lpp tbefer,

Gdc Der 17tsn uno Niainaraee,
tapHeb!t lein rsiGbnftises Eager ullsr in ic.o
0oc, lhlnasnoen 9trtifcl. ME aud NorIilinrt;r.;c
Seifen, &urltrn uno Samms j,Orr Strt Sortc,,,
Sele, @las 'e.; Gisarrsm, gioum, J.rr, ,,rS
S&nupItobat unp pieie anrerc NriifrI. w,rCte in
HteH5sn @poihefsn 9erObntih acfilbrt mrrecn.
oduptoehih madbt psrislte aud auf lsin,r
eeruSmten n"o nnfeblbarcn ySir9inia SS,rm
Sitler" orincrfE.m.
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9teme oIts ilnpprtntc
StScine, SiquprS tGuD Sidorrcu

9tetne aIts inpprtnte
SSeine, Siqmprs nub @t9arrcn.
Die nicrinen babrn elm GOmpasn, q sl6dft er5ar,
unter Der Sirnla '"'''
M'KEEVER & BRICKEN
unp rperpen in ibrcm Stcre, Nu. 4 Gr6auoe
Sofc, 9ear! CTR, 8dmcnp. 90,
tr Die SUIst Elm fets rsi6bases 0aarr lbre, ppn n
pprttrten uno uilo.Ie,ioh;E ''' ' w.
WenelL v'H' r:;p Giaarren.
SonIOh @U:i Scptd, @fe
o,. 'rS".rs II. {. H.,
out peiG Nrii:d pnicijeu ci. 9.. cT,mf,it iky.r
i.,S. MMS pss 9e'tel 9'bitt"e hroO M erloubs1, rrd
eteen aoet olto' S8eld Die Stfrruaa aebnS FnS i"r
ee' uns 9r'al'e Hrttsl Gle rtt saianr netSt lam
Nv" FO'"' >e'e Del Siact r( mis- 6ore scefert mrS.
Nler. Ntc Retprr,
GbaS. q 8riden
@9s- Or. Srifen cslaubt Td Ietien S;ss,,srn RI,
@hst gu MAIDEN, pcs CT oaS ieitSe pcn ibn beicbfit
psHet- Gne Neeene Ssrtbs a9S@ 3riG6ft fprtcscn mi
Wicfteeser II. Sriten. W. S'''s"
%a4. SerltGtrHn8en aItsr @rt unS in ben b,r.r
@eehl@sItsn peroea btSt Satbit IN sntoeacnoe,pmn,sn
9sGe@ SerItern9 (Sniurancej :peupe nran nd, an
0r. SrtGtn,
No. Grfdnoc .6pte aeorInr
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g. Gmaaembeimer

g. Sm99embeimcr
supporter BON prut6rn 1t, franj6Fiacn @einen
unp 8runbitG.
unb
Havana X Domestic Ciga,s,
Nr. llS 6rnntinih., swiiteu Der IA. II. H.,
unbc @ppcrnrritr.
% eetite gnb!itum, inebcpubcrc abr eSrrsr,aufer
ote perrcn 9Btrtsc, pcrbcn anf eeieS neu errd elr
u H'ter 9tlIdtt oufmcrtiom scmadt unb cr Die boti
rI'ct9cn 9Sooen oieee ucuCn @tablitmcnts III scrir
tbt le in onoercr beacn pbcr nprbld,cu Sdutrn ihrc
"'e madNcn llner 9uccren perpcncn fpstnSe Nriitc
'''e er" per erwobut uro berYprscbphen III perbcn:
b o'anSpnldHe Sraupics uup 3lcttwetnc,
Gbampa3nei IaC, SOrten),
JtDeins unp Nioltl g9rinc.
2lue Sortrn g1biSfey, Gin.
9cntb Inb &pples Sranbp.
ale Soften 0iqr.ure (GUroiatS), als: Eimnel
Nuis, &tipntb, CURACAO &c. &c.
@us Sprtcn 6dpana :np Domsltic @iedrs a,
,erem Sretls, FYndbnr9 Sautabaf, ale Sprtcu
9tauGtat0t, SuHoincs &c. &C.
llm frruublifrn J. IA uaacrbeeir.v
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9ScMe &StrfDid)aft
utG
" a :, a ., L

Sa9erb ter Salcu.
oe'' @H'h'lm pit e'Art;ul:s 9lU;rHc, of Der
ut'f 'Fl'aHftf Ill lr,Acm oauie nm S,Lc,, 9lc:,f.
prai . 'n'mo !! 9s&ei liSet, cjue 9Gi,i.,.>,f ,sn,
E"%; Nf:sSdlUn crri,atet bai, nc.c.er e. III
: w'iH, le,"e 0rcImos uap pnS s>nsli;Im Inn
@1Y..,-..icn a'f ben teiten Wsa%n!cl bcpicnrr
~ SsnAsn. GIUrfure 9iaer.
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Enillftou.
Smft re Seitcn.

Die Na6tisaasn fhwtisen,
Tie 8cicn ia en- ab.
Die fcI,en eilien nsissn
SUn ibrcr, {06b' bsrab.
sScbin icq roe nsh fcmmen,
W'u aurs unicraet'n?
sScnn lrltit rie btfen 2lticn
Ss5t untsr pa,i lfeb'n.
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Gdc Der 6. II. Naribalifr., 8ihmonO, Ga.
Oieies seihmndpcu eiugerid,tete .Sotel wirs
penn rttlsnpen Ynblitnm brltcns empfoblen. Die
l!nt"r5ttdnsten srIaubcn iicO sualeiG, ,um mir.
heu Selud rieleS 9ctaIs freuuplihit einuloSsn
woleltis ltrtS ros tste 0aserbier uno lonItae Gr-
frithm9sn 3u inpen iinp.
SoarperS fnDen psiclbit frcnnrli6e 3immer.
quite 8clt uno 5uorrlr"menrr Srcienuua.
>top ltricr H. f6uSIcr
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S&0Ih htmQ tnw Sortcrt,

!Ncnen Sreunocn isrDie rem 9ubifum ;nSocionmt eis
c9eeene @Sese, oaB meine Spmmer- gBrtb9ft mit .cr
mRetnn neuen anIa9en CUR llnterboln9 pes 0ubljiu a
'cttRtn, pom beuttsen Gage ab ptreer ee6n ilt Yicp
no Ill ectr 9eit uHo falfs Sptilrn in orSEtcr s
~ II III rnoEn mo. lcpir aud GjeGntc jepcr Gr yp, bcr
S2@4I't"t Ofed9ldafiIt4t sm ;abrtlacn Selub lcsst
ell SImpn SteinIrim
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Stetnsungcu.
9ef uGnicscr" erlhclt jtcen Mu1c 5enn tls eusac.
10 -, III, wpGe ili,'eu 5abcmir rrcis 30, 10 c.
So" i Nh Dc rjS. 2deet, So H. isNitcr Spra,:
S'.Cp"as = @n:t9en fnpcn inter irlse,Sen 9tSnoiloc.
q :, sci v''es a. 9tS.. Ociptase S 90, silc
gSr s.. .. c,'e3 80 e 30 brc MpnGe 81 co. Tcts
., $500, SSrf NicHate $1,000 in pierrldbrlittcr
S'pt" q. .'rrts. Nnci9cr, Die nah Seliebch eeranpc.
wr ecd !p'.cH lOerben Iit $4,000 per Sabr tcreGne
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OCarDere
!Snnsn bel untef;ein"c;em itsts Trcur rlicae 3im.
'tr uno quite &UIs trfnltd. @ucp i.fren eipias
simmer an leOiNe 0errem gu vermietren bet
SObn Marrbaulem, aat.,
om 9ieuru Oinrfi.
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a. JUDsoN CRANE,
NOYotat uno o1enlIlber WertAtsan.polt.
OIFse: lIts Strabe, sWil9en 0taius Sanfat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-20
Letter from John Esaias Warren, ESQ.,

To the Editors Of the Pioneer and Democrat.
You are we'll aware, that, up to the per-
iod of the Baltimore Convention, the UNDER
signed had been firm and loyal friend OF
Mr.. Buchanan's Administration. Through
"good and ill report" and aside from all
considerations of personal interest, mot be-
ing holder or seeker of office from the fed
eral government he has felt it the duty of
a domestic soldier, to sustain the organiza-
tion of the party, by q jealous adherence
to the administration, which the party,
whether in weakness or in wisdom, had
called to power Such course seemed to
him indispensable to the preservation of the
organization, and without unity the Demo
cracy cannot reasonably hope for success.
But since the Baltimore nomination, feeling
released from his allegiance to an Admins
tration, which by its recent veto of the Home
stead Bill, has shoUn itself hostile to The inter.
eStS Of the North Vest, he desires to give the
endorsement Of former Buchanan man, to
the nomination of Mr.. Douglas, deeming
him to be the regular and only nominee of
the National Democratic Convention. Mons
mated in accordance with the ancient usages
of the party, and consequently entitled to
its undivided support!
observe that, for the sake of creating
fatal division in the ranks of the Democracy,
the Republican presses are very busily en-.
deavoring to foster the plan of Breckin-
ridge organization in this State An inge-
NOUS device, that every sincere Democrat
will do all in his power to thwart. There
is only one way to carry the State at the
fall election, and that is to unite in the
support of STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. Any
other course may be suicidal, and will only
tend to place the State once more under the
control of our Republican friends. Certainly
no true Democrat desires to effect such
result A Democrat might as well vote
for LINCOLN, as for BRECKENRIDGE, as the
effect would be the same. to prevent the
possible success of the Democratic party in
Minnesota
Hoping, therefore, that all "calling them
selves Democrats" will see the necessity,
whatever may be their personal preferences,
of rallying to the standard of STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS, giving him warm and cordial
support, in every part and parcel of this
State remain very earnestly and respect.
fully your fellow citizen, and co-laborer,
JOHN ESAIAS WARREN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-20
III OS TIERS STOMACH

In view of the fact that every member of the human
tides nnumerabe other Conditions in life which, By the
assistance Of little knowledge or exercise of common
ss g Ssa Of
manent health. In order to accomplish this desired OBJ
will produce natural state of things at the least hazard
Of vital strength and life for this end Dr. Hosetter has
introduced to this country preparation bearing his
name, which at this day is not new medicine but one
it, all
the stomach, bowels and liver restoring them to
% gsp TO-
triumph over disease.
or
arising iron morbid inaction ofthe Stomach Bowels
Bitters have no equal.
by settlers and caused principally BY the change
bv prevalent when taken in ali its various forms
than any other the cause of which may always be at
tributed arrangements Of the digestive organs be
cured without t BY using e a Stomach Bers
stefan will recommend btters Of some kind then why
% s rs 20 Is
STRENGTHENING Of the system in general and among them
the Germans, from whom this propagation emansted,
based upon scientific experiments which has attended to
advance the destiny of this preparation in the
dca scale OF science.
FEVER AND AGuE-This trying and provoking disease.
which fixes its relentless grasp on the body Of man re-
and rendering him physically and mentally useless can
defeated and driven the body by the Of HOS
LETTERS RENOWNED BITTERS. Further, any of
the shove stated diseases be contracted when
posed to ordinary conditions producing them, If the
Bitters used per directions. And as it neithe
creates ofends the palate and rendering
necessary any change Of diet interruption to usua,
pursuits but promotes sound sleep and healthy dges
on the complaint thus removed as speedily as CON-
ssent with the production Of thorough and permanent
cure.
For Persons in advanced years. who are suffering
from enfecbled constitution and inrm body, these
Bitters invaluable restorative of strength and
vgor and needs only be tried to be appreciated And
mother while nursing, these Bters are ndispensa
quate to the demands of the child, consequently her
strength must YIELD and here is where good tonic,
such Hostetters Stomach Bitters needed to mpart
temporary strength and vigor to the system Ladies
should by all means try this remedy for all cases Of de-
biy. and before doing ask your physician, who,
he acquainted with the virtue Of the BtterS Will
commend their use in all cases of weakness.
CAUTION-We caution the public against using any
of the many limitations counterfes but ask for Hos
teters Stomach Bters and that each bottle has the
words DR.. Hostetters Stomach Bitters," blown on
the side of the bottle and stamped the metallic cap
covering the cork and observe that autograph sig
nature is on the label.
R9r Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER SMITH,
Pittsburgh Pa and sold by all druggists, grocers, and
dealers generally throughout the United States, Canada
| South America and Germany. augl7-wly
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~ in Store and to arrive. the LARGEST STOCK of
Staple Groceries brought to this market, and
dealers from the country requested to call
anime our Stock and Price List before going below.
j. q. i II. c. BURBANK,
Corner Levee and Sibley street.
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ID y RI Fly THE BLOOD.-MOF-
L FATT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS and PHENIX

BITTERS.
The high and envied celebrity which these pre- emf
cacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure has
rendered the usual practice of putting only
In all cases of Asthma, acute and chronic Rheuma-
tlsm affections of the bladder and Kidneys
In the South and West, where these diseases prevail
they will be found invaluable.
Planters, farmers and others, who these Re
Bilious On Il G. Serious LoosENEss, PILES
COsTIVEMESS; COLDS AND C0UGHS, CHoLIC
Dyspepsia-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using these Medicines Immediately.
Eruptions Of the skin. eryslpelas, fatu,ency.
country these Medicines will be found safe, speedy
and certain remedy Other medicines leave the system
cines is permanent
Try them: Be satisfied, and be cured.
F0ulness of Complexion
General debility ;iout, Giddness, Gravel,
Headaches of every kind inward fever, nfammatory
Rheumatism, impure blood, jaundice,
. loss OF appetite.
Mercurial d seases-Never fails to eradicate entirely
all the effects OF mercury infinitely than the
most powerful preparation OF sarsaparilia
Ngh sweats nervous debility, nervous complaints of
Pies-The original proprietor of these medicines was
cured OF plies OF 80 years standing, by the these
Pains in the head. SIDE back limbs joints and organs
Kheumalsm-Those affected with this terrible dis
ease, will be sure OF relief by the Life Medicines
Rush OF blood the head, scurvy, salt rheum swell
ings
Scroula, K,ngS Evil in its wors, forms. Ulcers of
every description.
Worms OF a. kinds efectually expelled by these
medicines.
their existence Is suspected. Relief will be certain
THE LIFE PILLS AND pHENIX BITTERS
Purity the blood and thus all disease from the
Prepared and sold by
DIR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,
For sale by ali Druggists. ie23-dSWly
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DEALE'S COURT OF DEATE

pEALE'S COURT OF DEATH
he most elaborate and noted work of Art ever paint
ed by American Artist, is the "COUKT OF
DEATH" by REMBRANDT PEALE.
This Painting covers BIZ square feet of
less than
$4,000 DOLLARS.
It hiss been gazed upon with admirati,n and delight
by tens of thousands The subscriber has purchased
the painting and issued splendid
CHROMO-LITHO
ENGRAVING
original Painting WITH ALL ITS BEAUTIFUL
..l COLORS
The size of the Engraving is % BY 81 inches, and he
prce-$l-for which is offered only ONz FIFTH the
usual price Of similar works-l000O0 being issued in
stead OF 600. the usual number The home of every
family in the land Should be adorned with this picture
besides its beauty ornament the lesson teaches
illustrating the evils ct Inemperanee and War and the
end Of 2 gosd-a Christian life, are invaluable.
Mr.. PEALE says of the Engraving: certify that
Painting"
testimonials without number, have been received
from distinguished cergymen in praise of the Engrav
ing Many who receive 1t say they would part with
CIergymen and Church Societies supplied in quantities
Of not less than 20 copies at time, on very liberal
terms. re''s5l.--.
COPIES for 81 without stamps. For letter Of Agency
stating special terms, and rne copy, ii and six letter
stamps sent in streng rolls by return mail with de-
scripuon II 81 more is sent in letter. get draft
or have the letter regi tered Write the name, town.
county and state plainly Add g. g COTTON
No. 80 Park Row, New York P.o. Box 1921.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-20
ITO THE LADIES'. M. COMINS

i d, Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Fe-
males, particularly invites all ladies who need medi
cal surgical adviser to call at his Office No 9 South
Clark street. No up stairs, Chicago, Illinois, or
address o Box 0l5, inclOsiDg one stamp.
DR. Comins having devoted fifteen years to the treat
of all diseases particular to females, and having
been greater part of the time in extensive nfrm-
airy practice has no hestancy in saying that he exces
all other practitioners in the SAFE speedy and eectual
treatment of all female complaints. During his long
practice thousands of patients, deemed ncurabie, have
been saved from an untimely grave. His medicines
are infallible, and perfectly safe 10 the most delicate
constitution.
Notice-An those whose health will not permit Of their
becoming mothers, and wish quiet resort from the
and tolls of busy life until their debiated sys
TENS nvigorated under the Of of the best
physicians of the age will call address above 1t
Is q pity the world don't know how to get along and
avoid responsibilities when 1t s the easiest thing In
stence and no trouble. BY renting five dollars to DR.
g, they can get prevention that can never fail 1t is
impossible.
Cancer-That most dreaded of all diseases be
cured efectually and permanently without she use OF
knife. DR. G has had great numbers Of them under his
care, and has failed to in single instance.
Private Diseases in all stages, primary secondary
hereditary, seminal weakness, general debility. impe-
tencv and diseases of the urinary of long or
short duration radical is warranted in all
Charges moderate. Communications sacredly eonden
tia whatever may be the disease condition situation
of any one, married or single.
Medicines prepared expressly for the in question
and sent by mail express to any part OF the United
Staes put to avoid all scrutiny suspicion
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-07-20
MRS. WINSLOW, AN EXPERT

presents to the attention OF mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Teethng which greatly facilitates the pro-
teethrg, by sOening the gums, reducing all in
fammation-Will allay all pain and spasmodic action
and is sure to regulate the bowels. depend upon
mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and relief
beg q Vol