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Author Wind sy and ldGns TG Leg Sylvan Hollis Daughter
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WILLIAM MORLEY PUNS HO y +,
w 1.-THE MOST ELOQUENT PREACHER AMONG
THE PULPIT ORATORS Uf GRAF BKI iAIS."
NOW READY:
THE
SERMONS
OF
THE REV. WILLIAM MORLEY PUNSHON,
20 which Is Prehxed
\ PLEA FOR CLASS LETTINGS,
And an Introduction tiuciudug q Biographical Notice
REV. ws. If. hILBuRS.
One handsome lmo. Price FL

This frst American edition OF the sermons OF the Rev. w
oe, Punson admitted 10 be the most eloquent preacher
In Methodist church. not OF ether denomination IA
Great ritsin will be welcomed by oil lovers of Gospel elo
quence aud ruth.
says Correspondent Of Of our NewYork
gOus weekies:
The - ~ Punshou, although minister Of ony II years
standing hs It the cell Of the conference Delivered several
,;eIy addresses. lie Is OF Natures turst oaiO and
never had plain Methodist preacher the the general
c 50 much and pciy command ami undo has oOnis d
Punsion. n.thodni has had powerful pulpit VfDis ia
bIadbn etso, Newton, Beaumont and DAWSON pat lr
PuushOn outstrips them all'
The Rev Dr. ie IN h work, Methodism Successful"
(neaIly ready says
Pahaps leading OF English Weseyauim az the
present moment, il Rev. Mr.. Punshon style OF
p captivating than that Of any other cieIs
ia liz only nyal Tor popularity Is tns i.-s Nj
spurgeon whos- certainly attracting an attention
only genius o the highest marx but opugeOn Whatever
II calls such muitdes 10 hear niu, oa.Or,
while Puishon only Tor the immense gatherings
sunoid together by bis popula ity bat fo nearly rycy
quality into the composition Of beautiful and pow
eiiul public speak r."
liberal Preachers and AGents Single copies by
mail po-t-pad, I-c-ild II THE pIir-, by
Dtkbl \ JAChsON, Publishers
No. 4'd Drosd~ ny, New York.
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GRAND Temperance Demonstration Of Cadets Of

Bun.I-kOISs Sl.CIID4 .sOZ VII have ther fst pnyuo
ne,tirg on 1hUAsDAl ~ ENlNO, at Cadets Ha 20 -
bctsl.t Dia0sues pieces Dy tue members ad othets
M OkN ILLE OAhDkEh viii relate ms Experience Aos
~ urnlIa
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Knnpp,s Coneentrated Extract of Root

Room No. ~ Cooper institute, Ne"-I"'a
Knapp's Concentrated Extract of Roots
rOk MAhISO KOOI bEEh.
This which the healthy beverage known as
NArrs kuuI bEEi made, is pat up IN oo'te, at 2sc
and each. suihcent 10 MAKE H. 20 49, and ~
laous the General Depot NO SO2 tiudson'st sold
also by wholcstle and retai Druggists
Pursors's Exterm;rator.
THE bbSi lN TIE WORLD
Has been IN National hotel n. " with complete sue
10th CockrOaces aud HATS with but appn'
cation by al Druggists IN the United Stes and Canada
At Hore.-P-of. FOWLER, Practical Phrenologist, is
oM HE private No 90 bOadway where he WA wait
m those may wish for his services lhe practical useo oi
Phrenoasy how TO bring al parts the system
into harmonious and wedected action 10 "ndeistsnd the
fucoIs and each separate organ 10 enable us 10
govern each faculty propensity by combining these II
enables u TO know ourselves a1 10 account lor each mo-
tive thought act scetnc principles and further-
more enables indicate with great tness the pfoes-
SION alton calling in lie in which each person may
best succeed
BroadUa Newly ork 4ve iull wrt.n Description "hen you
can viii your highest interests, as practical guide
through lie.
N ater- Coolers. Watcr-Coolers. Wuter-COoiers.
Eoi OHces blanks Steamboats, hotcs, aud fVate hOHses
bot PLAIN and ornamental OF superior 9u.l
isy will rust cOnoie Prices less than heretofore AT
LUClUs HART, Sos and Burng slip.
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Now Ready,
IL A w X S V | + W:
IL FAMILY HISTORY 10000
OF OUR OWN TINES.
BY Holme Lee,
Author Of ganst Wind and Tide" Sylvan Hollis Daughter
" Aiaude Talbot" &C. &c.
One volume limo cloth. Price 81
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us,I w ~ , o. tie institute, CVDYvr mon, Vn - - -
In ,uDe q al a o'clock D suiy-ct; Oas-Dunh"g 80
n.ued All an interest IL t-is ihpo4'''' J "
''e'i''iSHS "ei''"' IT, MEIGS, Secretary.
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POLYTECHNIC ASSOCIATION of AMERl-
i CAN INSTITUTE. For the fullest aud most rel, ,6le
uor,s f IL, proceedings Of this Association, see IH AHChl
4 C1s' AND MECHANICS JJURNAi., published in week
Ia Numbers at and monthly parts 1t = cents OF tz
year weekly. Publisher A. HARIhlLL Co, NO 20 Sorh
Ar.u
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Lee rcinnng for heyse high piae IN me rdaks
fcten zach EcD tale imprtres upon H' P'e@e e''"' -
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Of tn- ,ly O tne regular nvetus Of t- Sycet,
Ni b. 4. id a. EGl No. Az Broadway, THIS
N, sqI,,dayI hNLNINO, at one nour after SUNSET
WILLIAM VAN NOhDtNi secretary.
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1he special Commiuee appointed ~ the boaId
Cotn a. o. Investigate tie Afsrs II the Oice oi the Ator
b. 10 Coipofton, desire al pllie who nave bee nncd
IA vloton CofpoTsti9 Ordsn'es since the 1T diyo
JsrGy lat 70 present their Ieceips to }. = MAThEtV5,
Cik % Comnittee Room No = City hsi at ther earliest
toryeueuee 10 D. rnif copy % be tsksa o. the
ALENASDbR f. SHAW, ! en..i.,
SI,te,RS SJhe hSIAG = GPIycKYEY. )co4i.Hittee
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DERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
Pain Killer,
The great Family Medicine of the are.

The great Family Medicine Of the age.
We ask the attention of the trade and the public to this
long and unrivaled
FAMILY MEDICINE,
For the cure Of colds coughs weak stomach and gene
raj debility indigestion cramp and pain in stomach and
bowel complaint. collie, diarrhosa cholera DC.
AND FOR FEVER AND AGUE.
There is nothing better It has been favoraby known
for more than twenty years to be the only sure specific
for the many diseases incident to the human family
Internally and externally It works equally sure.
What stronger proof of these facts can be produced
than the following letter received unsolicited from Rev.
A. W. Curtis
RoNE, MAcoxB Co., Mich, July 9, 1860.
Messrs. J. N. HARRIS, Co.
Gentlemen The confidence have in Perry Davis
ram Killer az remedy for colds coughs sprains and
to others. ''
A few months ago had recourse to It to destroy q
ieon although had never heard of Its being used for
that purpose put having suffered intensely from for
mer one ana having NO other remedy at hand, applied
the rain Killer freely for about minutes st even
Ing and repeated The application very briefly the next
morning, which entirely destroyed the feion and in.
creased my confidence In the utility Of the remedy
Yours truly, A. W CURTIS
Minister OF the Wesleyan Methodist Church
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New CoNvERT-HoLE-IN-TH ON
Politics AND TEMPERANCE.-Among the
accessions to the Republican party, there
is one name that has been neglected by the
newspapers-that of the celebrated Hole-in-
the-day.
We learn from gentleman just returned
from the upper country, that this renowned
warrior has been making speeches for the
Republicans. Our informant took notes of
one of these, and has handed them to US
for publication. He uses the word "Pemi-
can" for Republican, because he says "P em~
lean good for Indian" Here is the speech:
"Hole-in. the-Day happy-Hole-in the
Day glad-Democrat Dead-Pemican IRE
publican) come-Democrat damn rascal
Pemican honest Democrat cheat Indian
Pemican good to Indians. Hole-in-the- Day
good Pemican. Hooray for Pemican!
What all Indians-drink too much bad
whiskey-Democrat give US bad whiskey-
they say any whiskey good enough for In
diana. You may laugh when I tell you that
you must quit drinking, because you have
all seen me drink many a time. don't
think you will ever see me drunk again.
Keep sober and be all good Pemicans, and
Hole-in-the- Day will be happy. You In
dams think you know heap-Iknow more
than the whole of ye-I'm good Pemican.
Hooray for Pemican!"
We have heard poorer speeches than the
above during the campaign.
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man and Comparative Physiology, Practical
Chemistry. Geology, School Laws, Practice in
Third Tsm--1nte!lectual Philosophy and
Logic, Moral Philosophy and Natural Theology,
Study Of School Systems and Practice in Model
EXAMINATIONS AND DIPLOMAS.
The Normal Directors in any Normal
District, with the State Superintendent,
shall be special visitors of the Normal
School, and they together, or by one or
more of their number, or by some competent
person or persons Of their appointment, shall
visit and examine such school at least two
days each session for ascertaining the mode
Of instruction, and the progress Of the pupils,
and for promoting the best welfare Of such
institution, and the Common Schools of the
State. At the close Of the examination, at
the end of the third term, such pupils as are
found to have completed the full course of
study, will receive Diploma, certifying to
the fact, and that they are well qualified to
to enter upon the duties of the teacher,
signed by the President and Secretary of
the Board and Principal of the School.
An exhibition will also be held during
Commencement week.
VISITATION.
The School is at all hours open for visi-
tors, and School Trustees, Teachers, and
the friends of education generally, are cor
daily invited to visit it at their convenience.
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.
The small charge of one dollar is made for
each pupil, to be paid at the commencement
of each term.
The price of board in private families,
varies from So to 50 per week. For those
DESTROYS of boarding themselves, rooms can
be had at moderate charge.
MODEL SCHOOL.
Practice in the art of teaching and gov
ernipg schools will be secured for the pupils,
at the earliest possible period, by the Or
ganization of Model School.
TEACHERS INSTITUTES.
A portion of the vacations will be de-.
voted by the Professors of the School, in
connection with the Superintendent of
Public Instruction, to holding Institutes
and Educational Conventions in various
parts of the State.
The Prudential Committee of the Board
reside 10 Winona, and are
DR.. J. D. FORD,
Rev. D. BURT,
WV. S. DREW, Esq.
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The Beer trade has been lively for the
last week. Candidates have developed a
capacity for this beverage that must have
been matter Of surprise to themselves and
of special qualification to their numerous
friends. We hear of one candidate, who
was only able to hold quart each day,
when be was first nominated, but at last
could easily retain, as long as necessary,
about ten gallon key of this liquid, with
out any danger to his vest buttons, or any
thing else.
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DEPARTED.-Col. Stevens of Mississippi
left yesterday for Vicssburg. He has
spent several seasons in Minnesota, and
won hosts of friends by his geneial qualities
and the deep interesthe has always manifest
ed for the welfare of the State and city. He
has probably induced more people from the
South to make their summer residence here
than any other man. We are glad to learn
that be is 10 fair way for complete recov-
cry from the effects of the accident which
occurred to him several weeks ago.
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I@ SIR JAMES CLARKE'S FL

J SIX JAMES CLAKKES FEr
MALE PILLS.-This well known medicine 10 NO impo-
sition, but and safe remedy for Female Difficult
although powerful remedy, contains nothing hlrtful
to the constitution To married ladies 1t II peculiarly
period with regularity .
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, PAN
ptadon of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pls
viii effect cure when al others have failed and a.
mel, sntimsny, or anything hurtfui to he conssuon.
which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars, get pamphlet Free Of the agent
NJ B$l and postage stamps enclosed to any author.
lied AGENT will ensure bottle containing eyer 50 pills
by return malta. :
Sold by DAY 1 jerks, St. Paul, and by all good
Druggists everywhere. oc24d&wly
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tional, for the same purpose, from the sale of
the school lands. Therefore,
RESOLVED, That for the purpose Of securing
the greatest benefits to the rising generation
from the aforesaid fund, it is important to pre-.
pare professional teachers for every public
school in the State.
RESOLVED, That experience in other States,
justiies the belief that professional teachers,
prepared in Normal Schools produces double
the amount of instruction in the same time
over the ordinary system now in operation in
this State.
RESOLVED, That q liberal appropriation of
money in establishing at least one good and
efficient Normal School in this State without
delay, would be q measure of public economy
and q great public good.
RESOLVED, That copy Of the above be
served upon the Governor and Committees on
Education in the Legislature.
RESOLVED, That the newspapers Of the State
are respectfully invited to publish the proceed.
ings of this meeting.
Board adjourned.
I'D. FORD, President.
E. D. NELL, sec'y.
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Mothers Read This.

The following 10 extract from letter written by the
paster Of Baptist church. in the Journal and Msssen
ger Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volumes In favor Of
that world renowned medlcne-Ars. Windows Soothing
Syrup for children Teething
I'VE see an advertisement in your columns of Mrs.
Winslow' Soothing Syrup. Now we never said word
in favor Of patent medicine before In lfe but
feel compelled to TO readers that this is hum.
bugwe have tried it. and know it TO be ali it claims. 1t
is probably, of the most successful medicines Of
day because IL of the best And those of your
sead. who have babies can't de better than
upply." oc9+d&Wly
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The Pain Killer

Has been tested In every variety of climate and BY A.
most every nation known to Americans. It is the al.
most constant companion and nestim able friend 4 the
missionary and the traveller, and land, and no
one sho ID travel on lakes and rivers without It,
BE sure you call for and get the genuine Pain Killer
as many worthless nosrums attempted to be sold on
the great reputation of this valuable medicine
~ Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by Dealers everywhere.
Price &c., 50c., and 81 per bottle.
JIM. HARRIS 4. CO.,
Proprietors for the Western and Southern States
Cincinnati, o.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
DAY jerks. Saint Paul.
RICHAR F. COMBS, do.
Hemp Co. St Anthony
S Vawter, do
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy Gray, Minneapolis
II Leonard, do
VIM McCu lom, Mendoza
WI Whipple, Prescott. oc@-wIy
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B LIEF IN TEN MINUTE
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS

BKfAN'S FULMONIC WAFEHB
Are unfaing in the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Bronchitis Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Difficult Breath
Ing Incipient Consumption and Diseases of the Lungs
them Thousands have been restored to hes It'll had
before despaired Testimony given In hundreds of Ca
single dose relieves in ten minutes.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonc Wafers-the original and
only genuine is stamped Bryan" Spurious kinds are
offered for sale. Twenty i've cents 3 box Sold By
dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, NY.
Druggists. oc2-A&wly.
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DR. S. o. RICHARDS ON s
Sherry Wine Bitters,

The celebrated New England Remedy for habitual Con-
stipaior, aundice, fever and ague, general debility,
and all diseases arising from disordered Stomach,
Liver or Bowels.
They used and smmended by leading 'Physi.
clans Of the country and all who try them pr
them invalu BILE.
DR.. James Leepere, writes from Navarro, Stark
county, Ohio:
'Tn Bitters are highly praised by those suffering
from indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver complaint"
Davis, Posma ter at Wiliamsport Ohio, says:
They give great satisfaction. l use them myself,
having taken cold, bee me PROSTATE and lost my appe
ts: 1t relieved Led me- ana can recommend it with great
DIR VIM Kerr, of Rogersville. Ind, writes US that
they are he most valuable meoi inc olered He has
recommended them with great success, and with them
made several cures of papaon of tie heart and gene
raj debility.
Thomas Stanford Esq, Brownsville, Henry county,
Ind writes long letter, under date of May 1860
He was much reduced ha ing been Athlete for three
years with great debility palp nation of the
heart OF the most severe and ostratng character,
" after using few bottles was completely restored
and am now in robust health"
George W Hoffman says he was afflicted with rheuma
sm for twenty years. all its various FORMS and at the
date of his letter he had been two years we'll the Bit
e b da $ so M
tsm dyspepsia, liver complaint kinney affection, or
drops II is a SPECIFIC certain remedy"
wv Hunt writes from Dephos, Allen county, Ohio
cheertully recommends them OF decided merit in all
cases OF Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia and General De-
biiity.
D Gallehers, D, writes from Van Vert Ohio 81
most respectfully recommend the Sherry Wine Btters
to the notice of Dyspeptc persons all who REQUIRE
stimulating medicine.
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY.
Full directions accompany each Bottle
They are sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
Price 75c. per bottle.
M in. HARRIS CO.,
Hs Cincinnati, Ohio,
Proprietors for the Southern and Wes'ern States.
to whom address all orders.
For sale BY
DAY &JENKS, st Paul
RICHARD COMBS, Do
I. H Henniup Co, St Anthony
L Vawter, do
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy 4. Gray, MINES polls
VIM Leonard do
- VIM II McCullom, Mendoza
W. Whpple, Prescott. oc26-w1y
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ONEHU NDRED FIN E
BLOOD MERlNO SHEEP, from Vermont,
for sale, consisting of Bucks and Ewes:
Said Sheep are Pure Blood--about half
Spanish, and The others French Merino. Said Sheep
may be seen at J. n Mungers ct Cottage Grove, at the
cornnrs leading to Grey Cloud, ,o
For information enquire 1t the Music Store OF Munge
Rro,s and Hail Esn ec26-w2w
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For packages of 500 or more, of New Eng.
land or New York Currency, / per cent. pre-
MUM is paid in Illinois and Wisconsin cur
rency.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-11-09
NO. PRIME FURS AND SKINS
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
na% WE INVITE ALL WISHING


to obtain good and D. ugs and Medicines to the
Drug Stores of DAY jerks and B. F. COMBS, where
Pure Drugs, and such valuable medicines and
remedies as Perry Davis V, getsble Pain Killer, DR.
Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters, and Dr. Viewers
Canker nd Salt Rheum Syrup and crate, can always
be found. To deal in such pure and val liable
warrants prosperity, and to them health.
Sold BY all m edcine dealers. oc26-w4W
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COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

Money, as usual ct this season, is close and
counted at from l8 to a per cent on short time.
while no quotations can be given for real
estate loans.
Current Minnesota bank bills are at one DER
cent. discount for Illinois, Wisconsin and other
good currency and z for Gold. -
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Review of the st. Paul Markets
lSr. PAUL. November 8, 1860.

Prepared srpressy for the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT and
Corrected by Reporter
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man and Comparative Physiology, Practical
Chemistry. Geology, School Laws, Practice in
Model School.
Third Term--Intellectual Philosophy and
Logic, Moral Philosophy and Natural Theology,
Study of School Systems and Practice in Model