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Democratic Convention in Hlsl0ula COun

Democratic Convention in MlEEOula Comfy.
At meeting of the Democratic electors
Of the county Of Missoula, W. T., held at
the store Of Worden & Co., HeIlsgate,
March %, 1861, Maj. John Owen was
called to the chair, and c. Z. Irvine np-
pointed secretary.
The chairman having stated the object
Of the meeting, on motion Of F. L, Worden,
Esq, Maj. John Owen and Capt. @. P.
Higgins were unanimously elected dele
gntes to the Democratic TerFilorial Con
vention, for the purpose Of nominating q
Delegate to Congress.
On motion of Copt. O. P. Higgins, the
meeting proceeded to nominate county OH
GERS .-i- = - Llr-'---->' l.s,-l :
Wbereupon The following persons were
placed in nomination. t
For Joint Councilman-Caleb =. Irvine.
For Represcntutive-Chrys'y P. Hig.
gins. i.nf o. y 'ei .1ehat4.
For County Commissioners--GranviIle
Stuart, NJ w. Upton, II. Van Dorm. si
For Sherilf-DaTid Pattee.
For County Auditor-William Sinclair.
For County Treasurer-Albert j. Batch
elder r.ga 70 U-c 60 1o
For Probate Judge--Henry CloEen ..
For Justice Of the Peace, (HelIsgate
precinct)-H. nj. Chase.
On motion, the following persons were
elected o County Central Democratic Com.
mitteei F. L. WordeD, John Owen, O.
e. Irvine. ..i, 49,,
The following resolution was then offered
by f. L. Worden, which was unanimously
adopted: 'o Ai1a 1ai OH ~ 7'.e''Hs. al
RasOlred, That our delegates to the Ter.
ritorial Democratic Convention be and ara
hereby instructed 10 support the Hon, l. l.
Stevens for denomination as Delegate, %
Congress, as the 6rst and last choice Of the
Democracy Of Missoula county .'A '-''
On motion Of Doctor James A. Mullan,
tbe secretary was requested to forward the
proceedings Of this meeting to one or moro
Democratic journals for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sips
die. JoHN OWEN, Cm'a.
O. q. IRVINE, Sefy. si aa al1tf
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The Malls Again.
OLYMPIA, April 20, 1876

OLYMPIA, April 20, 1861
Dear Sm:-
Justice to Mr.. Winsor and his employees
induces me to make q statement. BY way of
explanation, in reference TO the mail fail
ure alluded to by Mr. Gliding in your late
issue.
On Sunday, the 7Lh instant, Mr.. Evans
aud l left Portland OIL board the Colelitz
for this place. 1t was an extra trip Of the
bout--shc does not usually leave Portland
on Sunday, bnt she had the mail on her
that day. She had not made the trip on
Saturday, the day previous, Al Mont
cello, We vere told both b. Mr., Burbank,
the postmaster, and Mr.. TiIly, The mail
carrier, that we would have to remain
there until / o'clock, P. NJ, Mouday, for
the mail stage. We were exceedingly anx.
ious to get home, and by dint Of much per,
suasion We prevailed on Mr.. Burbank to
let the mail,go, aud Mr.. Tilly 20 star. With
II on that day in the morning. We urged
this, and IL was consented 10 BY both these
gentlemen, because the steamer had bFonght
The mail on Sunday which Is usually brought
down on Monday. II there Is 70 Be blame
attached to any one for that failure. Il
ought properly 10 rest upon Mr. Evans
and myself si saf 5stl ~
While on this subject permit me to give
q few observations which mar throw somQ
light, and point 10 remedy Tor our wrongs
In this rcspecf. M ia-' J.
lst. For de last tIrs6 years have
passed over this route four times a year,
and hare each time noticed and remarked
The prompt faithful and regular character
Of the service performed By Mr., Winsof.
I do not now iecoIIoct q single failure on
his part. On The last trip over noficcd
that the mail passed through the hands Of
six different carriers All of ihom were
particularly careful Of the mails, and slngu-
Iariy prompt 10 time. ~ 't''
o 3D. II was generally remarked At Mon
ticeIIo, that the steamer from Portland
rarely ever arrives Al that point before one
O'Clock, P. M.-lhe schedule time for the
stage 10 start. A reliable and truthful
man at that place told inc she bad made
the time but two or three times since lho
daily service commenced IN Dccomber last
Sd. The steamer On which We camo from
Portland the last time. bad leticr-bag
full Of mail matter on which there wns no
mark or label 70 tell iis destination. Capt
0hlson bad 10 take the bag up 70 The p.
M at Vancouver and have Il opened 70
end ont is destination. ~
~ il.iai Yours truly. f 1lI
aia9l,iqi e'-.ii s.sB. p. ANDERSON.
i I,opaK. Eso ~ l
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M For the Pioneer and DemocraA
Whaicom Democratic CoHytnilOn,
WHArcoM. April 6. 1861.


The Democratic primary election for the
county Of Whatcom, held pursuant to no
tice on the 9th day OF April, for the elec-
tion Of two delegates 10 represent this
county In the Democratic Territorial Con-
vention to be holden in the cily Of Vac
couver, on the 18Th day Of May next, and
also to elect Eve delegates 10 represent this
county 10 the Democratic Council Conven-
tion, which viii meet at Oak Harbor on
the goth inst. uei roA
Convention called 10 order by the Hon.
]. G.. Hyatt.
On motion, the following officers were
elected: Hon. John A. Tenant, Presi-
dent; II. @. Barkhousen, Secretary; H T.
A. Post and II. V. Peabody, telIers.
On motion Of Mr.. Hyatt, It was ordered
that the Convention proceed to vote by
ballot. 1853 --- .g,2 ...t' f.........
On motion Of Mr.. May, It was ordered
that oil the aspirants to the Territorial
Convention be baIloted for at the same
time, and the two having majority Of all
the votes cast, be declared duly elected.
Whereupon the following gentlemen were
put in nomination:
FF. Lane, EnOck May, c. Finkboner
and Wm. Kelly.
On motion Of Mr. Post, the ConTention
adjourned for ten minutes 10 prepare bal
lots. On re-assembling, the Convention
was called to order by the President, and
on motion Of Mr.. May, the Convention pro
cecded to ballot for Delegates to the Ter
rilorial Convention, which resulted as iol'
lows:
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~ A medical journal adviies that n :
person swallows poison dtiiberutely. Or By
chance, instead Of breaking ont into multi
tudlnous and incoheront cxc|hmallons, send
some one for doctor. Meanwhile, run %
the kitchen, get a half glasi Of water ~
anything that is handy, put m teaspoon.
ful Of salt and as much ffound mustard,
stir Il an instant, catch irm bold of The
persons nose, the mouth viii soon ay open
then down with thp mixture, and IN q
second or two up,vin come The poison
This will answer better 10 large number
Of cases than anything else. IL b. thlS
time, The physician has not arrived make
tho patient swallow tho white Of 40 ese.
followed BY cup Of strong coffee. us anti
dotes for any poison that remains 10 The
stomach, because these purify Q larger num-
Der Of polscns than any Other accessible ar
ticle. : '-'..I ~ '-,'.- ~,
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~ The Montgomery correspondent Of
the Mobile Regtst1 siates that the course
Of Gov. Brown IN selzing The New York
vessels at Sayanuah Is generally condsnn.
ed, as the authorities of the Conledefaied
States think The dispute should have been
left TO them for adjustment
, 1861-04-26

~ The Legislaiuro Of Delaware has
passed bill a6olishing imprisonment for
debt, whether residents or non-resldonia
The House has adopted resolutions denying
the right Of Of secession. ~ 'if
, 1861-04-26

pS- The Lbsraior--Garrison's paper
6nds fault with many leading Replblioeus,
but praises Mr.. Lincoln FOR giving no coup-
tenanee 10 any Of The compromises that
have been proposed.
, 1861-04-26

~ Indiscretions in another must not
destroy humanity in yor.
, 1861-04-26
RATES OF ADVERTISING /:

For one square 2 lines OF es) insertion. 50 90
For each subsequent insertion. sl 90
A liberal deduction made to yearly advertisers.
The number of insertions must be distinctly marked
on the margin OF advertisements sent us, they viii
be continued I'LL forbid and charged accordingly.
Legal advertisements will be char ged the attor.
ncys--at the option Of the Publisher.
Sherins sales, notices Of administration, &c, will
be charged to the officers ordering their publication
Rs- Job work neatly executed at this ohice.
LIP. FISHER, No. I7Ih. Washington Street. San
Francisco, up stairs nearly opposite Maguires Opera
Housc Is authorized to receive and receipt for sub
scrptons and advertisements in California.
, 1861-04-26

~ Something for the world 10 Wesp
at-The Cry-sis Of the country.
, 1861-04-26
For the Pioneer and pemocnt.

JoHy W. PARK, Secretary.
, 1861-04-26
let Of Congress Of March Sd, lSl9, Relative to
Property Lost in the Military Service.

Az ACT to provide for the payment of
Horses and other property lost or des-
troyed in the Military service of the
United States.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
STEWART,S PnnNnFRv
Iron Railings Verandah, -

Having aoaplete and choice selection Of patt.,ny a.
believes MS facilities superior to any establishment %
We STATE or ms particular branch, and he feels warsn
81 h assuring his friends that any orders for eurlosin
Cemetery lots yards, Yerandahf, will give entire
N,s9n. vl1 CHARLES STEWART
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
DRESsLERs
HAIR JEWELRY STORE

y ~ 40. South Eighth Street, Paaadelphiq.
n.ts u sna 9r sale choice assortment Of superior
and nst shter s Kings breast Pins Crosses Necksces vest
sent ~ order, enclosing the hqr to be plated NAV he
ns y ha'l, tive drawing as near as you rsS m m
Ply. 4"' eS ypu may choose 10
ia ~ N iloSs Ear l'ines 81 to sG Breast Pins q,
- ) Necklaces, So 10 $40 ' ''9' Nnslhs, 50 "
4 nii I'VE M Pai INTO Medalllons, Box Breast Pins Ripr
- 291y az '''' rates
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use Brnshurst's Agne Dose,
Use osgood's India Choagopue
Use Pasehals Ague Mixture, &c.
For weak or Innamed Eyes.
Use Bringhursts Eye Water,
Use Thompson's Eye Water,
Use Poor Richards Eve Water
Use Beeker's Eye BAlsam
,,.. ,,.,,.,.,..,.. For Coughs.
Use Ayers Caeiry Peetorai
Use JaYne's Expectorant
For Dyspepsia.
Use Bringhurst's Dyspeptc Pills,
Use Peruvian Syrup Prot. Sol. Protox Iron
Use Comp. syrup OF phosphates,
coup, syrup OF uypophosphites,
Hoonand's Genlan Btters
For worms.
Use nrinshnmts Worm syrup,
u-e Brinshursts Worm Lozenges
Use Fahnestocks vermifuee &c.
For Hernia OF Rupture.
Go 10 E. Drnghuat a Co and be fitted with Truss
For FIatuIence.
Use Bringhurst's Ess Ginger,
Use Bhnghurst's Ginger Lozenges
For Children TeeIhIng.
Use bowers Infant CorIial
For "a CathartIc or Purge.
tor Oii) '' " '"'e of Jas
Use Bringhurst's purgative Pills, (.ugar coa,el) |
use Citrate of Magnesia
Use sedlitz Powders, &C.
For Purifying the Blood,
use lirnghurft's Alternative Syrup
Ayers sarsaparilla,
Bulls sarsaparilla
Peruvian Syrup, &C.
For Constipation.
Use kr'nshurS''s Purgniiye Syrup,
y one Of those superior Elastic syruges sold by y rigs
For Diet.
'ss sAgo, Tapoca loma, Pure Chocolate Gaiatin or |
'unket made with liringhurAts I,quid Hpiinst
For Illuminating PURPOSES.
' 'he genuine Kerosene on with Of those superior
low priced Lamps, sold by w
EDW. BRlNGHURST & co.
MANUFACTURING PHARMACEuTisrs
sep Is 'S'''
Bringhurst's Ess. Ginger.
nlly equal to any in the Market snll at law tc I
tile Pfoprieors,
Il. BRlNGHuRST, a CO
Corner sixth and Market gtrasts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01

NO. IAS Market Street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BoNDs, MoRTGAoEs sc, &c., promptly and
"''' PRoMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold on
commission In this city at the Brokers boards in Phla-
dephia New York, other cities by means OF CORES.
pnnding brokers who are all firms Of high standing.
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS charged on storks or
oAns purchased abroad tbs regular brokers commission
Of ono quarter per rsn being dled between ourselves
and agents.
DRAFfs.-we draw on Philadelphia New York or nos
ton aud procure drafts either American cltes at tho
lowest rates Of exchange.
fORElGE DRAFrs.-We draw on Great Britain Ire
and Germany aud every other country in Europe
on houses Of uudOuhed standing, ia suit our
customers.
ENClIANuE-Foroign Dnmestc-huught aud sold
at tue msst favorable rates allowed by tho market.
premium will almost always he allowed ur Checks New
York
REAL ESTATE We attend to The purchase and SHE
Of Real Estate In town country aud respectfully invite
purehaserH or sellers to give cal We rent hnuses,
aud when desired by our customers attend 10 the co
tion Of their rents.
COLLECrlONS.-Our correspondence enables US To
reac any prominent point in America la any foreign
country, through the most reliable rhauuels, Our cli.
tieS for making collections therefore cmnplete aud
consequently persons availing themselves them may b.,
uuhdent that their business will b. faithfully and
erOtnpiy attended 10. charges aa low as ara
made by any reliable parties.
ln every whore employed our aim is In do
he best Ot the Interest of our CUSTOMERS aud solicit
he patronn 20 0f our friends and the public generally
jsn JOHN MeLkAlt SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
CHEAP BOOKS
Fashionable lBress and Cloak
Making,

Making,
LADIES' AND CHILDRENs' APPAREL,
FANCY GOODS & TRIMMINGS.
Mrs. JANE LUFF,
HAVING increased her facilities for doing business in
III her line at -
40. LOG West Seventh Street,
Between shpley and Orange Street il now prepared to
furnish the Ladies' and Children Of Wilmington aud Yic
n'iy win every description Of Apparel made In the most
tasteful manner aud ia the latest styles sy machine or
band. Having nlted up and opened
NEW FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS sTORE,
Al the above named place she prepared furnish every
thing In that line cheap the cheapest as good AZ
the lest Ladies' invited to examine these articles for
themselves. mar22tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-01
FIRE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE. "a
TIE FARMERS STATE MUTUAL
(Onginal Mil Cresk)


(Ongindl Mill Creek
INSURANCE COMPANY,
( loNTlNUEs TO oFFER TO THR PEOPLE OF DELLA.
~ its superior advantages OF Insurance against
~ nre' on all descriptions Of property except marine
This Company is the pioneer Of Mutual Insurance IN
ot sse oens the nrs to introduce the principle among
uNi a. As !. me DINERS are mere limitations
.ande % by hieen years experience H. ana
believed has enabled the Managers adjust and dis
enlnaie between the different varieties Of property and
s as 10 render the membership the most equitable and
miat,di Of any other Company In the State.
u does not boast that T. has met with no loss only
one or two small losses during It's the
Insurance List Is small the losses needs be In pro-
Justly boasts that within the last ten years
u mas PAD SefOO0 in losses and attendant expenses with
nsis use 9l hnsationi rarely OF even difference OF
onlon and in almost all to the entire satisfaction
he parties ipsured-always within the limits Of 60
days, unless At the option Of the parties.
mas got the best and safest List Of nsurances Of any
other Company in the State.
Il has less al hazard in any one single risk In proper
u2n 70 Us means than any cthur Company IN the State
has rejected hundreds Of thousands Of Dollars Of In
snfAlce offered to IT, within the last three months either
A. being too great risks in single case UNIT oh
se @ o. Mutual lnsuraneei aad Notwithstanding this aud
tna multiplication Of other Mutual Insurance Companies
M.hn s bounds it has increased It's List Of assurances
H1LFA MILLION OF DOLLARS
& eomllenees the year 1854 with an amount real pro-
teoOn 10 the community Of S29200O
Euarded by surplus fund Of $4,000
.. Total Protection, syv, 900
It Is the work OF the Farmers Of Delaware and oh
thsy ought to patronize IT,
PTesident-iEssE SHARPE.
Secretary and Mraasurer--RoBRRT McCABs.
DIRECTORS:
Bfandygine HHildyed-willAm ?. Lodge.
tlrisildnd Huadroi-James Delapaine.
. hhminglon HindTed-Jesse Sharpe, James Webb E. Q.
elotHenburg, Samuel
lim cfeet Handred-n.oert McCabe.
Aco Castle HuHdfed-DAvid w Gemlrill,
rhRe Gay Creek Hsilrrd-J. =. Williamson
Peneddr HuRdred-Curtts Il. Ellison.
81. G,oggeS HlndTed-James BurnhAm
hed Lion HuHdred-JOhn @. CLARK.
Smyr7ld--William Temple.
Dauef-Ilenry Todd
Atyord-Charles Il Fleming, Peter y Causey
GeorgciOpn-C Charles Tunnel.
communications general business addressed to the
diate attention -
ias ROBERT MocABE NJ D.. Secretary.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-17

FIRE.-About eleven o'clock, Sunday
night, fire broke out in a neighborhood of
small wooden tenements on the south side of
Seventh street near Rosabel, and west of the
latter street. The fire extended to and
destroyed five buildings, comprising har-
ness shop belonging to and occupied by Mr..
Schults; building belonging to Kramer &
WeiersOn; another to Mr.. Hazlett, of Min
neapolis, and the third to Charles Shuts;
also, the blacksmith shop on the corner be-.
longing to j. H. Shurmeier.
The loss perhaps did not exceed 81 500 OR
$4,000. Messrs. Kramer & Weierson
were insured for $400 and Mr.. Haxlett for
$500-other property not insured.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-17

MURDER.-We are informed by letter
from st. Cloud that man named Michael
Reade, a citizen of that place was shot dead
on Monday at st. Joseph by Anton Eddie
brook. 1t appears that Mr.. r. wanted to
get into Eddlebrook's house, when be was
told it was closed for the night. Reade
gave the door kick, and Eddlebrook fired
at him without effect. Reade then told Ed.
dlebrook if he wanted to kill him to shoot
at his breast, opening his clothes at the
time. Eddebrook fired and Reade fell
dead Immediately. Eddlebrook was arrest
ed and committed to Jail to await trial.
Reade was usually quiet fellow and we'll
esteemed by every body.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-17

in Gov. Ramsey's despatch of this date, ani
now have the honor to request that in compli
ance with the order of the Secretary of War
you proceed at once to fill up any vacancies
that may occur in your regiment, with volun
teers willing to serve three years or during thu
war. I have the honor to be. very respectfully
Your obedent servant,
IGNATIUS DONNELLY.
ENLIsTMENTS.
Men are coming in to enlist all the time, and
not the slightest difficulty will be experienced
in filling the regiment. The officers, of course
prefer to have the men whom,they have spent
so much time upon in drilling, remain for the
three years, but the changes in some cases will
ultimately benefit the regiment. The system
adopted by Captain Nelson, United States
mastering officer, will be to discharge the
three months men who: refuse to serve just ss
soon as their places are filled by others who
may enlist for the war. By this measure, the
companies will be kept constantly full. An
other benefit will result from this system, from
the fact that many drilled men who may have
cause for dissatisfaction in the companies in
which they first enlisted. can change their pc.
sitions into other companies.
NO SICKNESS.
The health of the regiment continues remark.
ably good, and all the men have gained in flesh
and appetite since they arrived at the Fort.
The only case of sickness is that of Mr.. Church
hill, of Winona, who is gaining rapidly, and is
considered out of danger.
RECRUITING STATIONS AND OFFICERS.
The following officers have been detailed for
the recruiting service:
St. Participants Wilkin and Acker; Lieut..
Zeirenberg, Sergeants King and Renshaw, and
Corporal McConkey.
Stillwater-Captain Bromley and Sergeant
Marty.
polis--Captain Putnam and Lieut..
Woods.
St. Anthony-Captain Morgan and Sergeants
Boyd and Chase.
acknowledgement McKune, Lieut.. Messick
and Sergeant Parker.
Hastings-Adjutant Leach, sergeants War.
ner, Cummings and Young.
Wabashaw-Captain Pell.
WinOna--Captain Lester.
These officers will enter upon their duties
Immediately. and report at the earliest prac-
ticable moment.
PRESENTATION OF HORSE.
Tuesday afternoon number of friends OF
Col. German were at the fort for the purpose
of presenting him with "war horse" 1t was
expected that W. II. Peckham, ESQ.,, would
make the presentation speech, but as he was
absent, Major Cullen consented, at a few mo-
ments' notice, to do it, and it was done in a
very handsome manner. Col. German accepted
the present on few patriotic remarks. The
horse is very high and well built, chestnut
color, but rather thin of flesh, and six years
old. We understand he was purchased of Mr.
P. S. Fish, GoOdhue county, for about $3.50.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-17
R6p SIR JAMES CLARKE'S FE.

MALE P1LLS.-This well known medicine is no impo.
slton, put sure and safe remedy for Female Difficult.
ues and distractions, from any cause whatever and
although powerful remedy contains nothing hurtful
10 the constitution TO married ladies it peculiarly
suited; twill, in shorttme, bring on the monthly
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
In the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertiOn Pal
pltauon OF the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pills
Will effect cure when all others have failed and al
though powerful remedy do not contain iron, Gallo.
MEL antimeny, or anything hurtful the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Fortull particulars, get pamphlet free, of the agent
NJ B-Sl and postage stamps enclosed any author.
ized agent, Will ensure bottle containing 81 pills
by return mails.
Sold by DAY jerks, St. Paul, and by all good
DrussstseVerywhere oc24d&wly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-17
Markets..

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Mayl3.
FLOUR-Market without quotable change.
WHEAT; Market shade frmer,go export
demand: sales 1000 bushels at $l,2O@$l, %;
good mill club sl,3O; winter red, Wisconsin,
sl,25; choice white, Michigan sl,35@s1,45.
MILWAUKEE, May ID.
FLOUR steady and unchanged; sales 100 bar.
rels spring extra S. rs; 100 barrels do:at 81, 95;
f. o. b. 100 barrels DO at $40
WHEAT opened weak but closed steady:
sales 1000 bushels rejected in store at SOC;
$500 bushels No. 2, new receipts. in store at
SIC; 1900 bushels delivered at s7sc; 1850 do
No. l do at soc; 2,loo do do at soc; 1900 do.
at 90c.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-17
Mothers Read This.

Thefollowing is extract from letter written bv the
pastor OF Baptist church. IN the Journal and Messen
thatworld renowned medcine-Mrs Winsiow's Soohing
Syrup for children Teething:
VIZ, we seean advertisement in your columns OF Mrs.
Winslow' sSOohing Syrup. Now we never saba WORD
IN favor OF patent medicine before in life, but we
feel cOmpeledtO say to readers that this no hmm
bug-we have rledit, and know be all it claims II
IS probably one OF the most successful medicines OF the
day. because 1t Ia one of the best And those of vour
reader who have babies Can't do better than to Law in
supply" ocq-dGyyiu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-17
R9~ COUGHS.--THE SUDDEN

changes OF onr climate sources of Pulmonary
bronchial and Asthmatic Affections. Experience hay.
ing proved that simple remedies often speedily and
certainly when taken in the early stages OF the disease
recourse should at once be had to Browns Bronchial
OF the throat be ever slight by this precaution
more serious attack may be efectual.y warded on
clearing and Strengthening the See advertise.
ment. decd tw = w.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-17

RELIEF I'm TEN MINUTES
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS

Are unfailing in the cure of Coughs Colds. Astbma
bronchitis, Sore Throat Hoarseness, Difficult Breath
ms Incipient Consumption, and Diseases OF the Lungs
them Thousands have been restored to health hsthad
before despaired Testimony given in hundreds of ca
SEES single dose relieves in ten minutes.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Waters-the original AND
only genuine ia stamped bryan" Spurious kinds arr
onered Tor sale. twenty-five cents q box. Sold by
dealers generally. ~ ~
:, JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester ny
Druggists. oc2ad&weSv