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and directions for their use in the following com
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Cure.


FOR THE SPEEDY opRE or
Intermittent Fever or Fever and Aqua.
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Billions
Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed
for the whole Class Of Diseases origi.
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md few will ever suffer from Intermittens. III
hey avail themselves Of the protection this. rem
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seld At the mandatory, No. 30 Maiden Lane
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

o THE RAPID CURE OF
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Mrs. Wiuslow, an experienced nurse
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children t%eething, which greatly facilitates tho
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regulate the bowels. Depend upon AZ, mothers, ~
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In another column. jo0
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Confirmed Consumption.

For sale by
W. STEWART, and ]. W. DmrRIcH,
july6-lydRw59 Dayton.
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M r WINSTON
Soothing Syrup !

Which greatly facilitates the process ofteethinE by
soitenlng the gums, reducing allinnammation-wiil
alay ALLPAlN and %apasmOdio action, and lie
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon IL, Mothers, Il will give rest to your
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-03
GENERAL ROAD BILL.

The House went into Committee of the
Whole, Mr.. Sawyer in the chair, to take
up the general road bill. This bill leaves
road matters under the charge of the Board
of Town Supervisors, and is intended to
relieve the Legislature from the innumerable
bills for State roads which are annually
brought before it.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. McDONOUGH: A bill to reg
ulate the location and removal of county
seats.
BY Mr.. ACKER {: A bill to elect State
Printer, and regulating the Public Print
ing.
By Mr.. LANGWORTHY: An act rel
alive to Towns in the State of Minnesot /;
also an act relating to county roads in Mon
roe county.
By Mr.. McDONOUGH: That 500 cop
les of the Session Journal be printed for the
use of the House. Lost.
COUNTY ROAD BILL.
The House then resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole, on the general road
bill.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-03

the Red Wing Republican, j. D. Rich, Van
Worries & Eastman, and A. j. Van Worries,
which were read and allowed by the House.
RESOLUTIONS
By Mr.. MORRISON A resolution
fixing the hour of daily meeting at 9 A. M.
Adopted-ayes 81, nays 9.
By Mr.. AAKER: An inquiry into the
cause of delay in printing the Governors
message, in foreign languages.
By MIR. DONOHUE: That all mem.
bers absent at the call of the roll, shall not
be entitled to their per diem, unless in case
of sickness. Laid on the table, ayes 3S,
nays A.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. HUNT: A bill relative to lay
ing out, ard working State roads.
COUNTY ORGANIZATION.
The House resolved itself into Committee
of the Whole on the bill providing for
county organization.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session the county Or
ganization bill was considered in Commit
tee of the Whole. The Commissioner sys-
tenn was adopted, and the number of Com
missioners limited to five.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-03
SENATE.

MONDAY, Jan. 80.
The Senate was called to order by the
President. Prayer by Rev. J. D. Pope.
Journal read and approved. The regular
time for meeting is zine o'clock-at half
past nine there was no quorum present, and
q call of the Senate was ordered-a sufficient
number soon came in to form quorum.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. HOLLEY : A bill for an act
amending an act Incorporating the towB of
Chat6eld.
BY Mr.. GALLOWAY: A bill for an
act providing for the election of Court Com
By Mr.. WELLS: For an act providing
for the observance of Sunday, including pro-
visions respecting those who keep the Sew.
enth Day as holy time
Mr.. McLAREN moved that the bill be
rejected.
Mr.. WELLS entered into an argument
in favor of the passage of the bill.
Mr.. STEVENS said be would vote
against such bill, but did not like to vote
for the rejection before the bill had been
considered.
The yeas and nays were called, and the
bill was rejected
RESOLUTIONS.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Petit for
an afternoon session after Tuesday, was
adopted as Standing Rule Of the Senate,
but was afterwards reconsidered and in.
definitely postponed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


By Mr.. MORRISON That all bills
relative to the alteration or creation of
state roads, be laid upon the table. Adopted.
By Mr.. VAN WORRIES That the
joint special committee on Railroad affairs
be directed to report tomorrow morning !;
and that if it be necessary, in order to have
report prepared by that time, the members
of the committee be excused from attend
ing the sittings of their respective Houses,
until such report is submitted.
Mr.. ABRAHAM moved the resolution
be laid upon the table. Adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. LETFORD: For an act to
change the boundary line of Hennepin and
Carver counties.
BILLS PASSED.
A bill for an act to change the name of
Hamilton M'Alpin, and constitute him heir
at law of j. S. & G. E. Archibald.
Mr.. MORRISON moved that the bill
be indefinitely postponed. Lost.
The question recurring on the passage of
the bill, it failed to receive constitutional
msjority. The vote stood-yeas "a, nays
II. The vote on the bill was reconsidered,
and the bill laid on the table.
A bill to authorize County Treasures to
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To regulate insurance companies, not in.

To regulate insurance companies, not in
corporated by the State of Minnesota.
1t being now IL NJ, 10 pursuance of res.
olution, the Senate took recess to meet the
House in joint convention, for the purpose
of electing Surveyor General of logs and
lumber for the Fifth district.
On the re.assembling of the Senate the
President announced the action of the Joint
Convention. See Joint Convention.
The regular order of business was then
proceeded with, bills on their final passage
and when the vote was called tor on the bill
relating to the manner in which courts shall
enforce specific performance, there was found
not to be a quorum present, members on
both sides being absent and the Senate
adjourned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-03
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

The resolution offered by Mr.. Rogers,
instructing special committee to bring in
a bill abolishing the Office OF County Audi.
tor, and have the duties performed by the
Register of Deeds, was adopted-yeas Is,
nays II.
Mr.. PETIT offered resolution that
the Senate adjourn sine die on the second
Wednesday in February.
Mr.. MCLAREN moved 40 amend, fix
ing the adjournment on the 25th day of
February.
Mr.. WATSON moved that it be re-
ferred to a select committee. Carried.
This kills the project Of an early adjourn
ment--the Republicans voting against q
speedy adjournment.
Mr.. BALDWIN, of Scott, offered q
resolution that the Senate would refuse to
consider any bills after the 9th of February.
On motion of Mr.. COOK, referred to the
Select Committee on the adjournment reso-
luton.
A bill providing for the manner in which
the courts shall enforce specific performance,
&C., was on its final passage, and was lost.
Amending acts in relation to the incor.
poration of the City of Red Wing.
An act to re-survey and relocate State
Road in the town OF York, Fillmore county
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Mr.. McLAREN, of Goodhue county in
the Chair.
A large number of bills were considered
and passed through the committee with but
little discussion.
The Senate then adjourned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16
JOHN n. MARBLE. } S,l.,'usa q
STWAiL ptN the to~n
STITT ~ NAME

O,fnsu..s Nitbs tsuu ufihs ,iurt 81 Coca.
Fl, Csrual ssiru.I.. hulisn % Pare. be- aal g.
th- Crunt, ol Osilril. 90 ihe s.,cuth dN II
Nuysl l-.r. 4. u. l-bp. D, atIHnifuusnt Gom
thr fut rus.j,, ~ September, \ u lsro
poe thr hreeu,ng Us'itiur. sntis'soi"N ~.
.isHr- h,ytrg been received that The pstitipnsf'
ars rssp11siiIr, anI that tHI1,r. soto che msni'
uitfsf application 10 eNPsd,sni, % b. Ordered
thatths Cuuri, Csrmitsiansts u,,i 10 ths J~sL
bHt.huu.. ~ ~.sa. p'uB. ul pNtsd On Ns,'nr q.
it, tho t~rIuh a., uf n-r~ml-f urNf. "nr -.
sl.,s 4. ". sutthr1rr pr-,' rl o. 'iss ihs tvuis
r7s.fiHrri 90 'aii rTiiir1a; inurtptsh l0sr
whtlh sisv, tsauag uiths paut,s aad ~,,ss--f.
wtI o. bat az spsu- c1nsrair1t place ,u the yis,p
ii1 ant sath other mrHsrfss taken in tAs pf,mifs,
tf tFr CH1IssiIarrs shsI Iu|-e rfuprt
AuI 90 ts ftrthrf pflrfr,I thst uaftrr ufths ttur
iirr apI pufItt.s 90 tbr t.,u1ii.siYpst. u..,tiu.
affrsaiI o. given o. 30 rstsDu. anI cop1ut,pus
trfrfrs'ai L rlusiHg s'is.fsj rurirs NJ .si prit.
fi4H s1f ul shoe If .rt IlsfrHn o. 10 srf,s,i ufHu
ih- Cisit ofthr tu~a o. u,Nfsi Boz saii Couni, "a
O,H.' HHI B'st ppstrl up iH three Vu1'
pIir.s BE- pI tuvp aBt rui,t.hsi three
ss.ks sf.Jr.ssrt iu tar Ohilfd nsma-pl
r~ssfaper rfiutst 80 fauf, be- .aiI taan.
O, .f OA1i. che nf,t ui ssiI publrtiipns ,aI
each ai che other nHii-ss, g. D. made. sst,-I
pr| prsisI. 40 is1st taitt dave i,i.f, ssiI tim.
of mHsiisg o. the sud that Oh rTrsHls ,1i 80
p1rffi.rt ms, ,l.n aai th-fr spr.ar and she's
s.usa ~ ss, th-, have. $40, the PRAYER Of sIil
I+utlaH-r. sh.uii nat hr g,aatri.
Aur,s SIDNEY rEEilNM, Clerk.
4 true cop, 90 sali pr..iil1 ,aI af,isr of C1au.
AUs.u SIDNEY rEEliAM. Cisik.
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Particular Caution.

~ these days Of medical imposition. when
men assume 10 H. physicians withoai any knoWl-
edge ~ medicine whatever. person. cannot b.
tou careful u whom they apply. before a, least
making some inquiry, aai especially 10 relation
10 those who make the greatest preIsusions. ADJ
Yeuising physicians, "a nine eases out II ten are
iaB5'i1'; ahd a. the newspapers are hall Of their
deceptive Advertisements, Nilhoat making iaquii Y
ten 10 one you will he imposed upon. Dr.. n.
will send free, Nv enclosing ono stamp a. al1,c,
a pamphlet oa DISEASES or WOMEN aai
on private dnessss generally; alsa, eircnlar.
giving fall information, with the most ~ fsuBtsd
T,f1nes' aad issii~0Hiais. Wiihout which 49, adj.
Neuising physician OF medicins of thi. kiad -
deserving Of ANY CONFIDENCE wIlATEv-
ER.
Dr.. Matiisou j. the ouly educated physieian 10
ProNiden,e, Il not 10 New Engand. Who adSer-
tises. making a specially of Private Disease;
aud he furnishes the ,ey bcst Testimonials, both
Of III. Asasfy add slM. ~ ihere ARE any 9th
er, LET THEM DO THE SANE.
Orders by mail promptly aitended u. Write
YOUR addrr-. piainly, and send 10 Dr. u. y.
MATTlsON. a. above. 70
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Notioe 10 Teachers.

THE undersigned poald respectfully nolif, those
i prrsors ~bo ,ut,nJ teaching fubNe schoal'
in Paris. che en.u,ng season, that SATURDAY, No
,erSst 2iih. q. 80 apart Co riect At the AcadsmN
"n fafis Hll. So The puFrosc 81 examination
A.sn, ua fue.ls,s. throngh November, the un'
Lrrsi-nri siii H. "a his residvnce ~ >nos =
Pals, on whish d,ys e vii ah1rl him pleasure
o. c1uns-l 18th tsarhet-, iut the promotion 81
the welfare ~ uur r,hi,r schools. A Convictiou
that persuua. int~ryiew 9Th each teacher M,
o. conducive oi mu,h good. prompts nae IT, giy,
such lsnity.
All, tuher, q b. Tsqiesiel that those person,
having engaged 20 irsch in Psris, Who are not
rrs.Irut. Of this t0~n, will pfoduss a ceti6cate
ofthsir moral character, sglei by the Select
men Of their respective tISus.
GEO. ". HAMMOND,
Supervisor II the Fublic schools Of Paris
Paris, Oct 80, ls6O.
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ItHWWBD%'S
Me diCal Discovery,
TNE GREATENT or TNE AGK

TIE GREATEST Or IHh Aof'
NIR. KENNEDY 81 RoNbury. has disco'rted
MI in ans Of out pasiufe weeds remedy that
cue. EVERY KIND on huNoR. from ~
wof.t .crofals down 20 comuon Finple, We
has tried "a IN oveTcleNcn hnnited eases' and n'''
20 la,led except 10 two lie has nov ~ d" pos
.e.,,no ovettwo huadtcd certificates oiits'aluc.
al uthintvsnt, miles of boston.
Twoboitlc, ATE warranisdto cure nursing sore
mouth.
oneto three bottle. ~illeutethe worst Kidd Of
Two or three bottle. will cure the 'y'tsm q
biles.
T.obottIs. are warranted 60 cure the worst
Kind oC c.pksr IN the mouth and stomach.
Three 60 I've bottle. ate warranted to care the
worst k,ui IT spspsias
Ons Co two i-stlc. ace Narrated 10 cure allhu.
inots oi the rNCs,
Troba,,l..arc warranted iocurrrunuingi IN the
ear. anil hlo,chc. IN the hair.
Fuurto ~ bottle, ate warranted TO cure coz.
rupt and unaiug ulrcr'.
Onr bottle " n ,utc seals stuptions Of the skin.
T~aof three bottles are warranted 60 cure the
most ds.psrate ease. II thsumati'm.
Three 10 .iNhottlss warranted TO onre the
salt fhgum.
r,,c,a sightbottle'eurcthr sy worst ease
~ .rfutuh.
Ah.,r6t y. sI~a,,sNpectsdi from the 6f.tboi.
ls. aai perfect care warranted whcn the above
q urntit, - iakcn.
N8th,ng looks oimptobable 90 those Who have
~ ,aiatiei allthc wonderful medicines 81 the
da,. 30 that a. eommaa weed, growing N ouf pas:
turcs anI iisp- I'D stone ~a,ls should core r''-
y, hum,r, ,rt itis nos affixed tact. liNoaha''
q huuiHf % has spt a. start, The" are no 'i' 80
ast. al,opt a., rutiug some eases bile not Nouts.-
a. has pedilcI Over th1usand h1iil's ~ iiin
the ,isia,J, IT posi1a. sod knows The sHsoi 81 o.
ipryyD case. II has ALREADY done soon" 81 ne
gfeairst cure. ever duns w Mnssachussiis. ll'
b.. givtn 10 o. ,hiliton ysat OLD, and 10 ole
,nd 10 oi people 81 siNty; ani ha'''"n poor, p"'
%, l.okios rhiljr,u. - hpss frsh VS. sui'snd uah'
h,. te.tafr a. pstf-,t state of health bN the zee
IL one bottle.
To those who are ttoullsd With sch headache,
ons bottle O,il sl~a,s cute u. II give gtratt'
l,rf co. ,siafth and ditiir~ss Some Who have "a.
kun ~ have hen ra.ti,r iuf yea's, ADD hs'e b"'u
t~guitsIby -, Wb,tr ih- bnd, d. .ouad ~ ~"tAs
quite c,s,, bot vbsf' thsf" .. sny d"tnng"n'ni -
thr nnt,oas 81 natutr, ~ wili rAus" N'fl s'ngu'af
is.liugs. lot ,ou iupst not D. aiatmsd--ihs, - ~
it.arprss boz iruui fluf d,,. 90, w~-k. Thee -
asysr a I'D fssnit IRON it--ou ihr ooHitaO whsn
thattrsft1s b. gprs, 500 Will is~l ,u-fssliliks
n.~ p-t.pr. I hrafd some utt the most rstp'a.
ssnt s1ro.a,r.ns uf ~ that man ever l,'tsnsd 90.
~ change ~ Set ever ascsssify. Eat The beet
,as can ~, abI -uoosh ofit.
RoNuUSN. sept. 10. 1858.
The o. certify that II. N. HAY, pfuggisi,
Portland. istus nll, dul, authorized lrastalagrut
zoe tn, u,',rsi Discover, faf hs STATE oi Mace,
and thar BE- D.. sultlisd with lh~ grauins, difsci
drufr m, Iai1,stuf,. DONALD kENNIDl.
n. nay. pwgg,.t, Foriiaod. the oulp au.
thuutsi agent io, Msio~.
Saliby Address \ n.tr. Paris III; W. \
Ru.t. 80. Pane. D.. Als.od 4 Co., bucAhold
u. 4. No,rs. Nut~N.
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NOTICT M TORTCIOSIfUT. n, I'M.

NOTICE az FORECLOSURES. On th-
' i.uusJBih "a, ct NAV, lsi2. r,m1thy u.
Heath 81 Gilrad, ip The Couoi, II uNiprd and
Sat, 30 MaiB~, coare,cI 20 jobs Wslk,t'snd
paylI u. ila.uns.. both 81 Lowell ,n .s,i Coua.
u ui uNGri To-, m.'is1gr deed rrrl,ia tract Il
Nod Situated ,p iissbtlIsr's Gr,ut Co. csllsd) iu
s,iI Cluuis 1T ONiufl, ne NIL ts1fr luI', appeii
b, f.IrJr,, o. saii deed. recorded 90 che O,iauI
i.sgi.iu .ls..A %. page las Ani on che seventh
81, ct Mach. \. ~. i~j6. ..,d Walker sni
lisstIug- ,iu', t-lei 60 Etrk,sl Coihn II Gil
eaI bee saiI CHl1N 90 ONbd, saii mo'tgrg'
deed I. lai, app afs ~ fri-feucs Go slid sssga,
u.rut, r,ssrl-i q, the OZioId res,.iu, b,ok ioI
page. iii srl as.
The coalition Of aid mortgage deed ha,i0g
l-,u Uruksu, The aid Ezekiel Colhn, the 'ati
ss.,gpff claims to iof,,losr the same pursuant O.
the statutes iu surh cssss made and provided.
EZEklEI. COFFIN.
u, JuuNJ J. pEEEN. b.. Attorney.
October. %, lsOO.
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

JUsT pabli,hed. 10 sesled Ea,slaps. i'sc.
,I Tar, ga the NATURE. TREATMENT aud
RADICAL CURE OF sPERMAroRlilioEA'
or seminal wcs.ness, Sexual Debility, Nervous
nr.. and Involuaiary Emissions, producing imnpo
,sncy. Consumption aad MeaIal aud Physical de-
bilhy,
by ron. J. CULvERwELL, ". d.,
The important TACT that the awinl Consequences
Of self.ahase nay h. eaeciuily removed without
iaieual Medicine or the dangerous applications OF
castles iustIunsais, medicsied bougies. aud 9TH
~ empirical deyiscs, u here CLEARLY demonstrated,
and the entirely new anil highly successful treat
nsni. a. adopted ~ the celebrated author filly
explained, by Insans of which s's'y opc !. eaabLsi
10 cue bimsslf perfectly. and a, the leas, posi-.
BIZ cost. thereby avoiding all the advertised nos.
ifams 81 The day. The l-ciufe will prove q l,oon
20 ,huns ands anl thousands.
Sent undsf srslio aa, address. post PAID. 90
the recent III two postage stamps, by addrsssing
Dr. on. J. e. KLINE, ". u ,Iso Fiut Aysaos,
New York. Post Iios iss6. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16

TuE Bs,,a> P.r Cast" MArcHrD. Ia
the Bangor cauu-r's rePor, Of trial. in the
Supreme Cogr; u5s .i.uns 10 tia, city,
We fnd Toe fe,iov.n; parable. 10 tie flmou,
broken Tot case
Rg'us Ncvclmb IS. Inhabitants o. Ne~.
bUTs. For d4als,s o,c.sionel By delye, in
the highway.
Defence As rerortel
l. No such town as Ncvburs.
> No such man As NeWcJmb.
g. No road.
.. NJ hole ia tho rolI.
.. " h1rse ever injured.
G Il5rs, injured did not belong u Pis
=. PiJ : G1ser not hurt.
:. PiG's finger injured two year, before
.. PA. injured be-. own finger By pound
ins u with rock two years previous TO the
alleged cause Of action against the town. ia
anticipation Of and in PREPARATION Tor same.
Verdict Tor Dsns. MeCrillis. brown
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-16
Real Estate For Sale.
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