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St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
THE PIONEER ON TWO SIDES.
The Pioneer commences an article thus


a contemporary, which, in a newspaper way, IL
Illustrates the unfortunate condition of he farcieal
Dr. O'Callar AZ, affects 10 see discrepancy between
two articles lately published in this journal upon the
condition of pablic affairs" l.
And then our cotemporary proceeds to
answer our article of the Sd, and show how
consistently press can look two ways ola
Sunday - now encouraging the North
with u WORD or two, and, anon, patting the
Secessionists ON The back : and yielding the
whole argument against Dsunion--by ad
hitting they have Justification for their re-
bellion, in the wrongs" they have suffered
at the hands of the North, which wrongs
j. thinks ought to be redressed by amend
ments to the Constitution guaranteeing Sla
very in the Territories, and Congressional
Slave code for its protection there
In one breath II exclaims that " We
must crush this Southern rebellion beneath
the iron heel of force" and IN the next,
We must concede to their thyeatS--give
them what they ask, or part of what
they ask-a an inducement for them to
try the same game of coercion over again
whenever their half of the Compromise,
is all gained, and they want the Northern
half of it; as for instance, in the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise, and the passage
Of the Kansas Nebraska act Of discord
No wonder Mr.. NEwsoN, in the old depart
ed Times, used so often 10 exclaim, THE
Pioneer is a funny paper" Mr. NEwsoN
was right. 1t was one Of bis wisest obser-
yationS.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
ID cry. 20. God, give us q city Of

try, and cry, 20, God, give us acity Of
refuge "s'F7 s---''----v.
"How do we,hope then to save the
Union for which we have declared our
selves By declaring that banded treason
shall destroy neither Union nor Constitu-
ton. Neither merchants nor manufactures
in town-meeting can do this for us, nor
can it be done by dog-like trucking to the
South. These are the men who would
buy the Constitution by tape and bobbin.
They have tried to buy the South and the
South has spurned them, and in the day
of wrath they will be first to call upon
the mountains to fall and hide them.
''The speaker had never measured bis
expression to the prevailing opinion. He
could not falsely express himself. The
South believes the North is craven, and
the men to whom he alluded have afforded
them additional evidence Of the fact And
is the President going to purchase peace
by betraying his own people, or will he de-
fend the peace. The Constitution should
be defended by the yalor OF its votaries,
aud unless all think as the speaker, the
Union and the Constitution are gone for
ever.
"Do this, and the country is egain safe.
God will prosper the Republic, and all will
be we'll"
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

GTF Commodore KEARNEY, first on the
active list m the United States Navy, has
sent request to President BUCHANAN to
be placed on the retired List, or If not gran
ted, to accept his resignation. The pros
pect Of active service seems to have linn
bering influence upon this naval hero, and
he seems anxious TO crawl out of the lee
portfolios.
.4Y" The astronomers of the French
Academy are busy discussing the nature
of cloud detached from the SUMS disc du-
ring the late eclipses, and which, having
been invisible to the eyes of observers, has
only been revealed by its impression on
the Photographic pictures of the celestial
summary during the occurrence of the
eclipse.
- BIGLEE, Of Pennsylvania, meeting
JOHN CocHRANE casually at the Hall at
WILLARD's Hotel, said, "What about this
RAIhEY fraud, CoCHRANE; do you hear
any thing in addition?' "Oh," replied
CorHRANE,. There is nothing in addition,
| it's all in subtraction
az An erroneous impression prevails,
| that the city of Charleston is commanded
by Fort Sumpter. The distance from the
| Fort to the city is between four and five
miles. The fort that commands Charles.
ton is that known as Castle Pinckney,
| which is within mile OF the city, and
which has been taken by the Carolinians.
e Baby, the accommodating clerk
who recently distracted some 5000, geo
worth of Indian trust bonds from the In
terror, is South Carolinian. His ,nisap
preparation Of nearly million of dollars
of Securities was specimen of "Chival.
ry" not very inconsistent with the idea
that state can, at pleasure, nullify nation
al compacts, and appropriate, to its own
use, the National funds.
| Lord NAPIER has been appointed
English Ambassador to the Court of St.
Petersburg, in place of Sir JOHN CRAAP-
| TON, who has. been removed to Madrid.
kCRAMPToN gave consi derable offence to
| the aristocratic ladies, of st. Petersburg by
marrying fhe opera singer, vrcroRIA BAL
1 PR. and BIZ bis diplomatic position giving
her precedence in matters Of etiquette
over the ladies Of the Court and diplomatic
corps. lis thought these domestic difis
culties have had something to do with his
ssm0yal u Madrid sa
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

N" one 81 u. 20. r :. III, Zeal, :, r.,- 80.
re ~ s..s understood, sns So much neglected.
- Sosseness. Often originating in esre.sssns.s
or seusniary hsbs, IL 10 regarded ~ NOM d.or,
ger OF 700 itsle eonseqscpce 10 excite anIieiv Ia,
=, ' 20 tns precursor and compan on OF many
% ais mess Istai ana dangerous lisesser, and nm.
esa eraoicated, IL will bring the sufferer 10 An
unNinetJ grave. Among the lighter eyils OF ,b,eh
cn;. psss - the usual sttsndsnt are Headache,
I nAsur atsm, Foul Breath, Piies, and other,
NE nature, while long train Of fr.rhtfrl dis.s.
n;. ,usn - Malignant Psvsrs, Abcesses, Dyssntery.
nx.1 ,.a Dyspspsl. Apops.y, Epil.psy Paralysis.
i,s A.. ny poehondrissish Melancholy, and Insan.
~, n,s' indicate their presence in the syst.m =,
~ mns symptom. Not unfrequentiy the al.
sss nsmed originate In Constipattun, but take 90
~ nuePenosnt exisienos uDiess the cause in ersdi
es.so 10 an early stage. From all thess consiasr,
nols " 'oows that the Disorder should rec.iy im
uee.se asention whenever is occurs, and no per
.on snoniu osBsettc get box Of CephalIc Piils an
hs nrsI appearance OF the conpisint as thsir ,Jm.
Use VII sxpsl The In dIous spproschss az d,..s
ans ass'soy 'his dangerous foe TO human life.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
DIR. s.. .. RICHARDSON'S
Sherry Wine Bitters.
The Celebrated New England Remedy
FOR
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION

Jaundios, Fever and Ague, General Debility,
and all Diseases arising from a disordersd
Stomach, Liver or Bowels,
THEY are used and recommended By leading
J. Physicians Of the soantry, and ali who try
them pronounce them inv alusble.
DR.. JAMES L. LEEfEkE, writes from Navarro.
Stark Co. Ohio, ''the Btters arc highly praised b.
tose suffering fromindeges,on. dyspepsia and lirsr
complsint."
z. 3. DAVIS, Postmaster 81 Wnlismsport, Ohio,
SELF, having ssken cold, become PROSTATE and los,
my appetite. Isreiievsd me, and l can recommend
Is with great assurance Of its merits,"
Oh. WIN. NJ. KERR, Of Rogersvills, Ind ~ writes -
that they are the most valuable medicine offered. He
has recommended them with great success, and
with them made several curee OF psipitaton Of the
heart and general debility
THOMAS STAMFORD, ESQ.,, Brownsville, Henry
Co., Ind, writes US . long letter. under date o. May
4, 1850. He wss much reduced, having beer Ataict-
ed for three ysSrs with great debility, pal.
p,stion of tee heart Of she most severe and pros.
Uatng character, "sfter ufing = lew bottles Was
completely restored, and am In robust health
GkORaE W. HOFFMAN, says he vas afflicted
with rheumatism for twenty years, in ali is various
FORMS and at the date Of his letter he had been two
years well; the Bitters efectibg the cure, when
several physicians attending him could 40 him
GOOD He Says, "for rheuratsm, dyspepsia, live
complaint, kidney affection, or dropsey, IL 10 sps.
ciac certain remedy"
J. W. HUNT writes from Dephos, Allen Co, Ohio,
most cneerfnly recommends them Of decided meY.s
in al cases OF REYER AND AGUk, DYSPEPSIA,
AND GkNERAL DkBtTITY.
D. z. GALLEHERS, Il. ID. writes from Van Vert,
Ohio, most respectfully recommend the SHERRY
Wine biters so the notice Of Dyspectc persons, and
TO all who require stimulating medicine.
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECKIvxNG
DAILY.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE
They are sold By medicine dealers generally.
Price 70 cents per. bottle.
in. HARRIS h 90.
Cincinna u Ohio, Proprietors for the Southern and
Western States, to whom address aI orders.
For sale by
Day jerks, 81. Paul, Minnesota.
Nh. Heraiup i Co. 81 Anthony, MINI. A
8. L. vswter,
Obas. Crawford,
W. a. Leonard, Minneapolis,
Greeley Gray, -
W. II. McOuiiuIn, Mendots,
W. J. Wh.pple, Prescott,
Lathrup Psui, 81. Peter,
81. Paul. Nov. Is, 1se0.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
PERRY DAVIS
GETABLE
PAIN KILLER.
THE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF
.. THE AGE.

WE ask the attention of the trade and Tie pub.
w lie 10 this long and unriv Aled
-.r FAMILY MEDICINE.
For the cure of COILS, CouoHs, WAX ssokAsn
aid IsHKBAL Dx8ILITE, AAplGksf!0S, CIAAP, Axe
PAB II SromAcs, BowBL oonPIAIsr, CoLIO, OIAa-
sH0A, CHosLkA, b., SC. r# -. 'h
.. cog And for Fever and AGus,
There Is nothing better. IL has been fAvorsh,y
known for more than tw enty years 70 be ths
ONLY SURE SPECIFIC
For she many diseases Incident 30 the human
family, .' D.,
> Internally and Externally
1t works equally sure.
What stronger PROOF OF these facts can be produ-
osd than the following letter received VHstoicts6
from Rev. A. W. Curtice:
q" koEEo, MAcosB Co., Mich, July Q, 1860.
MRssRs. J. n. HARlis b Co. -.
Gsnttenasn The confidence have In Perry Ds-
Wis Pain Killer as q remedy for Colds, coughs,
Burns, Sprains and Rheumatism, for the cure Of
which have successfully used it, induces 70
cheeriully recommend It's virtues TO others.
few mon1s ago had recourse TO IL 70 eestroyA
felon; although had never heard Of its being used
for that purpose, but having suffered Intensely nom
former one, and having no other remedy st hand,
applied she Pain Killer freely for about hftesn
minutes at evening, anu repeated the application
ve:y briefly the next mornine, which entirely des.
uoysd Loe felon, and increased my confidence Ia
tho utility OF the remedy. Yours truly, ..
'' A W. CURTIS,
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

IL oSsh k1oi1sSahr, and the mccall care An
AnAesy incident 70 close attention to buaineas q,
ssuoy, are among the numerous causes Of Nepvone
hesdsche. The disordered state of mind and hndy
incident to tbis distressing complaint Is fatsI blo
70 AL energy and ambition Sufferers by this disor
DER can always obtain speedy relief from these djs
resslng attacks BY using one OF the Oeuh.Iio pm.
snSoever tne symptoms appear. II que,s the oy.r
taxed brain, and soothes the strained and Iarrins
nsss, rnd rsiaxes the tension Of the stomach
ordered condition OF the brain, - ,-'--,
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

A.. hsLDAc1s 10 the favor,.e sisu by vhiss NJ.
.ars makes known any deviation wAatsysr froso ~.
.ua 0sSs OF The brain, and viewed ,n this J,sss
po looked OIL as . BAfeR usrd Int nded "a 10
noa.e OF ease which might othervise e..snI..
s oa, VI 70 late too be remedied; ana ;ts i1d,cs.
son, snouie never be neglected. Headsches M.
r sso under two names, viz: symptom ~.
ny !eiopsshic. iymptomadc Hssdsehe h 1890.
r. ~ sisaa ana u the precursor Of great va.ie-
y o. onsAses, among which are Apopie,y. Can
hasonstisn and all fsbrie dlseAses Ia lie $780,:
IoIm ~ sympathetic Of disease OF De co.,
eonsNsoung sck headache, Of hepatic dtsesss 60.
seseNnS os9sous headache, OF worms. con,,tn.N :
~ e.0et oisordsrs OF the bowels, a. veil A. rs.s,
AHo eserIns arsctioDs. Diseases OF Ia. he.,t 49,
very frequently attended with Hesdscbes. xnan,s
ING pslhora are also affections which sreuuentv ~
sss,on nssdsehe ldiopxthe Hsadaehs { slso vs.,
sonsa' osins usually oistiEsuIshsd By ,hs nsms u
nsrsosa Asdd6cAS. sometimes coming on .nddsn,r
40 eose OF apparently sound health and nross,ss
ins once the mental and physioaienerx,es and /.
ssa1 Inssanc % Is comes on slowly hersldsd h, ~
P0Aen OF spirits or acsrbity Of temper. In mo-,
NE pain 10 In the front of me had ovse
oas u Dom eyes, and somstimss provoking von,,t.
gts. " as"ss @sssss
=. sor sne treatment Of other class Of Hs.d.., y
w Ssph ave Plus have been found sure mi -.
renewing the most acute pains ID 4 fev n,rs
WI! Anu ~ ~ subtle power Graduating tbe d,..s.
"0'sn hsadsshs Is the ansrring index. -
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

IwsHfi MILLIONS o. DoiLA n ssvap-Mn sps,d.
ns mas soId two million of bottles Of his cesbrA,sa
Prepared Glue and IL 10 estispxte that each botus
ssvts =. ieaN ten dollars worth OF broken fnrni.
sars. .uus mailing an aggregate Of twsrty millions
aoiars reclaimed from total loss by this yAtusblo
Invention. Having mad. 10 g re hors. hciG y ora
nc nov PROF oses 30 do the World s,jIl rr,st,arvs
Bly, curing ail The ching hesds with hs Cspi al
.chs,, srS u .hey are ~ good ~ his alse, Hexa
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
THE PAIN KILLER

Has been tested In every variety Of climate, and
By almost every nation known TO Americana. Il IL
the almost constant companion and ines TINA bi .
friend Of the missionary ana the traveller, ssa
aud land, and no one shouid travel On Cur LAkKa
Oh RIvEKo WITHOUT IT.
ia. Be sure you call for And GET the ssnue Psin Xii.
Ter, ~ many worthless nostruns attempted 10 10
sold on the great reputation OF this valuable med!
cine. be-. H.-i -af.-4.- ....'.t.- -..5. i' s
50 "a DrestoDs accompany each bottle.
Soid BY dealers everywhere.
Price - cE., ~ cts, and II, per bottle.
J. h. AAkklS CO, .a.i
Proprietor for the Western aud Southern ktasss,
Cincinnati, ohis.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by @t.th
Day 4 Jenks, b.. Paul, MinnssosA
Richard y. Combs, b.. txul, do.
n. Ii. Hemiap / co. d. Anthony. Ainn.
h. l.. Yawtsr, -.F"s .." f"
Chas. Crawford, ="
". IL. Leonard, Minneapolis,
Greeley / GRAY, 4" 4"
w. II. McCulum, Mendoza, 4"
W. 5. Whipple. Prescott, ="
Lsthrop Psni 81. Peter, "
st. Paul. Nov. 10, 1870.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
-~~-N>C~~-~~--~

oIn you ever have the Sick Headscbef De
you remember the throbbins terabIes- III. 800
nrow. he lsthing and disgust 9. SIGHT Of Sooa
How totally snit you were for pleasure, converss
ton or study One OF the Cephaic Pills would hs,.
relieved you from all the suffering which ~, 49,
experienced ror this and ether purposes you shaaia
Always have box Of them on hand 70 us. a. go.
son requires. - "0'~
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

psnsse;-hissas wants you 70 send her box :,
I'm thinking thass not just i, n.;tbsr. hu, Leu
~ % sitasr tnsWing Whist IL L. Ye see sSs,.
aasn osaa and gone With the eia Head ssh. 49,
fore. es1sasNsa hsr D.
IDsgy8.oYou mean spalding,s Cephalie PIN,
0rdess.-Osh sure nov and you'y. IA :.
10 -, Jour quArthsr and give he ptlls And de.S.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

rHn AkALeAAAsIox or LAHeuieEs--Therek 4.
growing tendency 10 this sse TO approprSzee tAs
most expressive words Of other lsngnsses, snd -
yer While 70 incorporate them into our own: thps
,ne word Ospf ALE, which IS from the Gretk sianfy-
ing 40. sAs h.sd' nov tccon.tpg pepuisifse5 IL
s,nL seApn Win MI spslate's Krest ne.dsnae
remedy, but Is viii SOC n BE- used in more reperai
Va =, And The word Cephshe will become IS ecmnorf
y kiecsfosyps an nany osbeyx whose Distinction
= tofetsn words has beer rorn away By common
bofp.s I l..s - - -
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
~~~~~-~-o->-~.oo>oo

u,aAf DIscoV:sI.- Among The most important Of
81 sns great medical di'csveries Of this age NAY be
ZION from Small Pox, the Cephsiic PHI for r.Isf
tom neAaaehs, and the use of Quipine for the pre
vsnuon OF Sevefs, either Of which 10 pure speciec
mainly long after their discovers are forgotten.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
'araly R.aii..A.

HI 'ad n 'orribis 'eAdaeh, this Eafiernosu hand
stepped into the haLost hand ,ays ii % tns
men, "Usn you hease NE Of an 'es daehe ~ HDees
Il hsehe 'ardr' says e.. .'Hexceedingly," sa,s ~
hsId upon GAt c gave m, Cephac PHI, hand ,per
me saof Is cured me 90 a,AeA that Asdis realised
I'D 'sd aa '~sdachc. - -
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
StateTreasurer's Report

0FFIEc OF THE STATE TREASURER,
St. Paul, January Tth, 1851
In compliance with section eleven article nine
Of the Constitution Of the State of Minnesota,
l publish herewith statement of the receipts
and disbu rsments of the State Treasury from
December LIST, 1859 to January LIST 1861.
ANOKA COUNTY. =
1860.
March co. Paid by Treasurer
on account Of tar for 1853. .sssl Is
BENTON COUNTY.
Jan 10. Paid By County Treas
urer on acct. of tax for
1857 ,....".:..'..';,.... .$4Io 20
Aug. 8. 1859 sl2 90
....... l,o44 90
BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
March 10 Paid by County
Treasurer on acct. OF tax tor
Is 1859 90 ;..'..':.;.'.'...:....sl'ssooOO 90 90
BROWN COUNTY.
March z. Paid BY County
Treasurer on acct. oftax for
1859. ..:......,.. ,.... $500 20
CARVER COUNTY.
March Is. Paid by County
Treasurer on acct. Of tax for
Sept. 10. -" 1858 Is 90
" - 1859 IS SO
CROW WING COUNTY.
Feb. n. Paid BY County
Treasurer on acct. Of tax for
1900 1853 'i ~ 90 90
cHIsAGo COUNTY.
Feb. 20. Paid by County
Treasurer on acct of tax for
April 10. {" 1859 1851 Sc
Sept. IL. =" 1859 l,l5S 20
{" 1853 81 q
DAcoTA COUNTY.
March 8. Paid by County
Treasurer on acct. of tax for
1859. $500 IL IL
Dec. II. " 1851 2s
....... 5,47S IS
DODGE COUNTY.
March g. Paid by County
Treasurer on acct. of tax for
1889. :o..'...:.;......s...sl,ass IS IS
June H. /" 500 90
July 2. 81 50
FARIBAULT COUNTY.
April r. Paid by Treasurer
On acct. of tax for 1858. 3 $50 90
Dec. IS. /" l22 90
49,. s72 90
FILLMORE COUNTY.
March S. Paid BY Treasurer
on acct. Of tax for 1859. .$5,l0s II
" g" 1858 6S 45
Aug. Is. '' 1858 1853 90
1859 645 60
..-.... b,5la 10
FREEBORN COUNTY.
April II. Paid By Treasurer
on sect. of tax for 1859. 9s6 90
GOODHuE COUNTY.
Jan. 4. Paid by Treasurer
on acct. Of tax for 1853. 8 10l 90
May l6. =" 1857 Is Is
Z" 1858 IL OS
4" - 1859 4,342 81
Sept 10. 75l 81
....... 5,222 80
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
FARIBAULT COUNTY
HENNEPN COUNTY.

Dec. 1s. Paid by Treasurer
on acct of tax for 1855. .Sl,l44 rs
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11
PINE COUNTY.

1853.
Dec. 10. Paid BY Treasurer
on acct. of tax for 1858. $3.50 so
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

A contemporary, which, in a newspaper way,h IL
Illustrates the unfortunate condition of he farcicsl
DR.. O'CaIat AZ, els 10 see discrepancy between
articles lately published in this journal upon the
condition Of pablic affairs"
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

OFFIEc OF THE STATE TREASURER,
St. Paul, January eth, 1851
In compliance with section eleven article nine
Of the Constitution Of the State of Minnesota,
publish herewith statement of the receipts
and disbu of the State Treasury from
December LIST, 1859 to January LIST 1861.
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

DODGE COUNTY.
March 5. Paid by County
Treasurer on acct. Of tax for
St. Paul weekly Minnesotian. (St. Paul) 1860-1861, 1861-01-11

thing to preserve it 20.
And this day Of asting, humiliation and
prayer, ord red BY the Recksnff of the la
ton; Is lht very day and hour in which to
commence the good work! Z
BetaeseIy Democrats, who observes the
day, repent hna OF the'past and resolve to
lie no u,orss Let him resolve moreover, 70
make reparaiioi'by dong Justice in the flu
ture 10 the mg. kd UiIcipIes Of tie
sRepublieas. rssansty. ksshey not see that
thesses1fss haze not won sucvcss ts'thssn as
!. srarty SASat that they have slhiost'roihed
The Hation o. therefore,, let Them in future
Elssx De .yelh and practice righteousness;
$hsnHtaFhsli not again ..'rot the land and
sRt j. ople::"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-02

vated point in the Atlantic States. Though
this region does not present the glacier fields
and eternal SHOWS Of the Alps, yet their want
is amply atoned for by vegetation rich as
the tropics themselves can boast of. Rocky
masses of immense height and magnitude,
and long ridges and frightfaI precipices, are
to be found, but the prevailing character OF
this section is one of such fertility that the
fores, trees attain their most magnificent pro-
portions on the sides. and even about the
tops Of the highest mountains. There, too,
are TO be seen these strange treeess traces,
which The aboriginal inhabitants supposed to
be the foot prints Of the Evil One," as he
stepped from mountain to mountain. Their
smooth undulating surface covered with wav-
ing grasses, suggest far different associations
to The present beholders. The landscape is
yariegated, TOO. by tracts Of thirty and even
forty miles in extent, covered with dense
forests of the bal.am fir tree, appearing in
the distance dark as /" the plumage OF the ra-
ven's wing" and green carpets Of fantastic
moss, and countless vernal flowers. among
which the numerous species Of the azalia,
the kalmia. and the rhododendron. especial
" contend in the variety, delicacy, and
briIliaBcy Of their hues. From the sides Of
the mountains flow cold and lmpid streams
along broad and beautiful valleys. Though
such region as this can never weary the
eye, the chief merit is. that almost every
part is fitted to be occupied by, and to min
lister TO, the wants of man.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-02
LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

Rst sale a. tho DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Esrly sir Weeks. Red spcckied Valentine,
Bfo1a d,lte. Red French. Large Liml of Butter.
Cafolins, scarlet Runners. Royal Dssn
BEEr-EIua Early TsfniP. Early Blood. Long Red,
siIssisa or White sassf, ,ssiss Chafd.
BROC0LI-Pafpls csps.
CABBAGE Early York. French On Heat, Early So
gar Loaf. Eaily BsItsfsea. Early Dfnnshesd. Drum
head savoy, Large Late Dfumhcad. Late Fiat Daleh.
Gieea Glazed, Red Duteh .fos piekleing.
cARR0f-Leng Orange, Eatly Horn, Large Field
CAULifL0NER.
CELERY -Whrls solid. silver Gisni, Red solid.
cDRS-Essfgrecn sugar
CUCUMBER-Early Frame, Long Green. Gaetkin.
EGG PLANT Large Pafyle. EARLY People.
ENDtvE-Gfesn cafled.
LErrUcg-Esrly g Catled. Bfssn Dutch, Royal csb-
bags, Dfamhssd, White Css.
MELLoSs--Namsg, Carsa. Aauntaia sPtoal
MusrARD-w whns. Bfown.
NAsrTRTlUN.
OkRA.
oNI0y silver stIa o. White. Large Yslos.
PARSLEY--Gafled o. Double. PLAIN OF single.
PARsNlP-sussf.
PRAs-Lanafesb'. Er,ra E,hy. Esiy fnme. Royal
D~arf auowfat. Early My, Bishops EARLY.
PEPPER -Larse ssesi Bali Noss.
PUNPKtN-Comman fisld
RADlsH -Lsus scarlet sher Top. White Turnip
Ros,ed. Red Tsraip fioa,sd. Long salmon.
RHUBARH, or Pie PlsaL
sALSIeY. o. Oyster Plant.
sPlNAcH-Round savoy.
sautsH-E1Iy Bash. Loag Green.
TOMkr0-Lsrge Red.
TpRNIP-Eafly Fiat pa,eh. Red rop. Large Netislt.
Laies Glo,e. Dates Hybtii, Rals Bags o. efssesdIsh
Febtusry 10. a.
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of Shreveport, in Louisiana, and 600 miles
from the Pacific Ocean. 1t is on the route
from Fort Smith and Shreveport to Fort Fill
more and California, and the proposed route
Of the Southern Pacific Railroad. 1t is pro-
perly line Of settlements in narrow, fer
tile valley. with population Of about 5000
souls.
Santa Fe, the capitol Of New Mckee, is
situated on small tributary OF the Rio
Grande, about 500 miles North Of Fort Fill
more. and between 700 and 500 niles from
and Southwest Of jefferson City in Missouri.
For forty years it has been hc great empori-
um Of the overland trade carried on with
Missouri. The population Of Santa fe il
about 5000.