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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-25
9 p E G A L N Office TO
BOOK DEALERS.

Among the Books rscently adopted by the State Board
of Education for in the Schools of Minnesota are
the following published by Ivson, Phinney Co., of
New York
Robinson's Progressive Primary Arithmetic.
RoblnsOn's Progressive Intellectual Arithmetic,
Robinson's Progressive PRACTICAL Arithmetic.
Robinson, Progressive Higher Arithmetic.
RObinsOn's University Algebra
Robinsons New Geometry and Trigonomery.
Robinson's Surveying and Navigation.
Wilson's Primary American History.
Wilson's History of the United States. Improved and
Illustrated.
Wilson's American History. School EDITION.
Wilson's Outlines of General History School
Edition.
Hitchcocks Anatomy and Physiology.
Hitchcock's Geology.
Grays First Lessons in Botany.
Gray's Manual Of Botany.
In order that Book Dealers may supply themselves at
once with the adopted books, the Publishers have ar.
ranged with GEO. LITTLE of st. Paul and AN,
DREwS SON, of Winona, to exchange these
Books at the Wholesale prices for most of such corre
spending Books as superseded by them, provided
they new and late Editions. and in good order, nd
delivered to either of these parties free of expense for
freight they may be exchanged with the publishers
direct, on the same terms. .-t
Arthmetics will be exchanged for Arlthme tics AL.
gebras for Algebras, &C., &c.
The particulars of the exchange may be learned by
writing to either of the above.named parties.
IVISON, PHINNEY 4 CO..
40 and 80 Walker st. New York.
September ls6l sepN-w4w
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nON'T DELAY, BUT PURIFY THE
BLOOD.
Or. WEAVER'S
Canker and Salt Rheum
SYRUP.

FOR THE CURE OF
Canker salt rheum erysipeas, scrofuous Diseases cue
taneous eruptions, sore eyes, and every kind OF
disease arising from an impure state sfrne
Blood
The most effective Blood Purifier of the Nineteenth
Century.
tits the prescription of an educated physician, and al
who afflicted with of the above-named diseases
should without delay. Such letters the follow
ing are often received
Jeromeville, Ashland Co., Ohio
Nov. 20, 1862
Messrs. j. N. Han ris Il Co., Cincinnati Ohio.
Gentlemen-I deem it a duty well as pleasure to
inform you what DIR. Weaver's Syrup and Cerate has
done for me, and hope that this letter may to
notice of persons similarly afflicted In the year 1850
was attacked with letter, some kindred disease on
both my legs, which extended until from my knees to
my feet was one raw l consulted and obtained
medic ines and prescriptions from nearly all the physi
clans in this vici uity but obtained relief Your
at this place, Mr. Hoffman. recommended me to try the
Syrup and Cerate, which fortunately did, and now
a sound and well man by their
With great gratitude, remain yours truly,
JOHN WEIRBAUGHT.
Mr.. Weirbaught being well known gentleman OF
Ashland county, makes this nfor alton reliable.
By taking the Syrup directed, 1t will drive the dis
ease from the system, when once out the skim
few applications OF
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Sold by DAY jerks and r. +. COMBS.
g9rDR. SCOTT THE PROPRIE-

TOR and Editor of the Lebanon Star is a prominen
physician
Messrs Harris Co:
Gentlemen The confidence have in Perry Davis
Pain Killer, as remedy for colds, coughs, burns,
sprans and rheumatism for the cure Of which have
successfully used it, induces to cbeerfully recon-.
mend its virtues to others.
few months ago had recourse to it to destroy q
felOn although had never heard of its being used
that purpose, but having suffered intensely from
mer one, and having other remedy hand, applied
the Pain Killer freely for about fifteen minutes at even
ing and repeated the application briefly the next
morning, which entirely destroyed the felon and in
creased my confidence in the utility of the remedy.
Sold by DAY jerks, and by r. F. COMBS. sep2
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-10-25

can be produced than the following
Messrs N Harris Co.
Gentlemen-It is with pleasure that we speak a word
in COMMUNICATION of your very valuable medicines,
Perry Davis Pain Killer and DR. Richardson's Sherry
Wine Bitters They of great merit, and already too
well known the public at large to need any very spe
cia notice from particular individuals. The Pain Killer
has become household remedy all through the West,
and the Sherry Wine Btters superior TO bitters
we have ever met with, and as they become known the
the demand increases and all find from their salts.
factory results.
GAGE 4 MATHER.
Sold by DAY jerks and r. +. COMBS.
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NJ EW ST AGE LIN
IRON ST. PAUL TO SUNRISE,
gsat that place with the Bayfield, Stage maxi
ing direct line from
Saint Paul to BAYFIELD,.

The Stage will leave ST. Paul every Mondays al !
Thursday morning al O'Clock, running by the way OF
Little Canada Rice Lake, Columbus, Wyoming, Sunrise
City, and from thence to Bayfield, arriving at Bayfield,
every Wednesday and SATURDAY evening.
Returning, will leave Bayfield, every Merday and
Thursday morning, by the route and arrive at ST.
Paul every Wednesday aud Saturday evening.
This line also connects al bayfield, with the steamers
North Star and Planet running from bayfield, tby the
way of Ontonagon Portage Lake. Marquette and touch
ing all tn Other mining points on Lake SUPERIOR to
Detroit and Cleveland. Also, with the Michigan and
Sea Bird running Bay field COUGHING at all the diff
ferent points the keJ 10 Milwaukee and Chicago.
This road is stocked with good horses and covered
hacks. Good competent reliable and careful drivers
employed. and passenger wh1 travel by this route
rely upon Thing being arranged for their COM
fort and convenience.
For further information Inquire at the Office of l.. L.
BENSON, on Third Street. next door to the American
House.
Persons wishing sed packsges to any of the diff
ferent points this road, by having them properly
done up, directed and LETT the office in of the
Agent be assured Of their receiving proper atten
ion and safe delivery.
A. RosIE from st. Paul 20 propreo
iel2-dlwawly geo II. EDGERTON. AGENT.
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General McOlellan's lease of residence
in Washington expires with this month,
and it is believed that before that time his
headquarters will be in camp.
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nea. WHAT STRONGER EVIDENCE

Sold by DAY 4 jerks and R. F. COMBS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-29
Keoksk, Fl Des Aoines and MINI

Two Trains each way Daily.
IN and after MONDAY, MAY 2OsA. 1891.
~ and nniilIurtb0r notice, . daily lvalus
will run sach way tSandsys sxeepted) - follovs:
NAIL TRAIN.
Wlillsave x ROKtK IT 9:sO p. -, arriyios
1T tkDDiVlLLE, At 7:SO ?. -.
MIXED TRAIN.
Will lsars kEukIk at 7:OO q. -. arriving
at EDDYvIkLk ~ 1ioO p. -.
MAIL TRAIN.
Will leave EDDYVILLE II 1900 =. -. and
arrive ~ kE0klk at ~ 900 -.
MIXED TRAIN.
Will leave EDDlvI1LE st 1900 -. .na
arrive II kLOKUK ~ 500 >. ,.,.---'--
xA-f4AsengsTs taxing either train frun Keo-
kak make sure eoansstisns with Stages for
OskaloosA, Dss Moines, As.
TBnOU GH r1G q Era. a.aspowa..hc
iewrss ,msy 6ehad at the Once for All roint.
in Middle, Western and Southern Iowa. Kans.s
Nebraska J, Ac. ,Ae.
TICKET TOEEICE-Atthe Depot. toot -
job hnsop 81 rest. GEO, WILLIAMS j,
June 80, '61-dAw Superin,.na...
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TOOTH POWDER.
DIHECT lMFOkTATlUN

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have IN store, and are receiving their supr lies
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they oneT 10 cAAR PRon ~ 1ins pUYRas a. r.
yeAble terms. he stock beInx unusualIy fAr =
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sissA-ssrset. Bet. Main = Bisnssan
KEOKUK, IOWA.

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9fljstcllanrOUs.
An rncidont AT Fort sumpter.

An Incident at Fort Sumpter.
One of the Ballimoreans who recent
" returned from Fort Sumpter, details
an impressive incident that took place
there on Major Anderson taking posses
sion. 1t is known that the American
fap. brought away from Fort Moultrie,
was raised at Sumpter precisely at noon
on the 9th ult., but the incidents Of
that "fag raising" have not been rela-
1t was a scene that will be a mem
orable reminisconce in the lives of those
who witnessed it. A short time before
noon Major Anderson assembled the
whole of his little force, with the work
men employed on the fort, around the
foot of The flagstaff The national en-
sign was attached to the cord, and Ma
ior Anderson holding the end Of the
lines in his hands knelt reverently
down. The officers, soldiers, and men
clustered around, many of them on
their knees, all deeply impressed with
the solemnity of the scene, The chap
lain made an earnest prayer-such an
appeal for support, encouragement and
mercv as one would make who felt
that Hman's extremity is Gods opportu-
nitv." As the earnest, solemn words
of the speaker ceased, and the men re-
gponded Amen, with fervenoy that they
never before experienced, Major An
derson drew the "Stnr Spapgled Ban,
ner" up to the top of the staff, the band
broke out with the national air Of "Hail
Columbia" and loud and eXultant
cheers repeated again and again, were
Given bv the officers, soldiers and work
men. aIf," said the narrator, "South
Carolina had at that moment attacked
the fort, there would have been no hes
itation upon the part of any man with
in it about defending that flag, ~ Bal
timore American.
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4Oljtjtal
SPEECH OF MIR. SEWARD,
VE WV I|INT
Delivered IN L. S. Senate. jim. y, 1861.

Delivered IN Z. S. Senate. jim. y, 1861.
Mr.. PRESIDENT: Congress adjourned
last summer amidst the auspices Of ma
tional abundance, contentment, tran
guilty and happiness. 1t has re-assen-
bled this winter in the presence of de-
rangement of business, and disturbance
of public, as well as private credit, and
i'm the face Of seditiOus combinations to
overthrow the Union.
GRAVE CAUSE FOR APPREHENSION.
The alarm is appalling, for the Union
is not more the body than liberty is the
soul of the nation. The American cit
izen has been accustomed to believe this
Republic immortal. He shrinks from
the sight of convulsions indicative of its
sudden death. The report Of our CON
dition has gone over the seas, and we
who have so long, and with so much
complacency, studied the endless agita-
tions of society in the old world, be-
lieving ourselves exempt from such dis
turLances, now in our turn seem to be
falling into momontous and disastrous
revolution.
THE PRESENT A TIME FOR DELIBERATE
ACTION.
1 know how difficult it is to decide
amid so many and so various counsels
as to what ought to be done, and ever
what can be done. Certainly, however
| it is time for every Senator to declare
| himself. l therefore, following the exam
pie Of the noble Senator from Tennes
see (Mr, Johnson) ayow my adherence
to the Union in its integrity and in al
its parts,
With my friends, with my party, Will
my State, with my country, or wilhou
either, as they may determine; in over,
event, whether Of peace or Of war; witl
every consequence of honor or dishouor
Of life or death; although L lament tlu
occasion, 1 hail with cheerlulness th
duty Of lifting Up my voice among dis
tracted debates, for my whole couuu,
aud its inestimable Union
DIsUNIoN RAMPANT.
Hitherto the exhibitions of spirit am
resolution here as elsewhere. have beer
chiefly on the side of disunion, l d
not regret this. Disuuion is so unox
pected and unnatural, that it must plain
iy reveal itself before its presence ca
be realized
like best also the courage that rise
slowly under the pressure of sever
provooation. If it be a Christian dut
to forgive a stranger even seventy time
seven oTenses, it is the highest patriot
ism to endure without complaint, tn
passionate waywardness Of polite,
brethren, so long as there is hope tn,
, they may come to better mind,
] WHAT WILL NOT SAVE THE UNION.
D / think it is easy to pronounce VIII
q measures or conduct will not save Il
s Union. agree with the honorab
e Senator from North Carolina, on
Cingman,) that mere eulogiums wi
d not save it, yet think as prayer brin!
C us nearer to God, though it cannot mo,
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CoycEssroN.-P. and W. met on Main
street the other day, just after fresh
batch of "Crisis news had come in, and
says p,
II have been studying hard to think
what concessions we can make to the
south. more than we have already
made. We have conceded everything
demanded, and everything imaginable,
We have granted all they have asked
of us politically, and, as social com
promises, We have sent them preachers
TO tar aud feather-we have given them
Dedlers to hang--we have shipped them
tsehool- -marms' to insult and even i'm
prison-we haye-in fact, don't know
what we could do for them, that we
have not done, and overdone"
,But have thought Of one more con
oession l suppose we might make, says
,,And what is that2" anziously de-
mauds p.
oYou observed the item in this morn
ing's paper, that they barroled up an
Abohtionist and rolled him into the
Mississippi river down there the other
day2"
i'Yes--well2"
oWen, if that thing is to be oontinu-
ed. it will cost them considerable for
oooperage Don't you think we ought
10 make ono more concession just for
the sake of fraternal peace, and--furnish
them the barrels?' s?'-[ Xenia News,
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The revelations of tho toryism and
cowardioe of the South Carolinians in
the Revolution, which have recently
been published, greatly annoy their de
scendants, and the Charleston papers
are filled with attempted explanations
and refutations of what every student
of history knows to be true.
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follies, and can. do nothing but turn up
our noses at them; we have no business
here. I will only add that two hearts
were very happy, that Bowse concluded,
after a while, that all was right, and so
laid down to sleep again, and in one
week afterwards there was a wedding at
the house that made the neighboring
farmers stare. The widow Cobb had
married her First Lovel
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-01-24

Great preparations are making at
Washington to accommodate the crowds
who are expected to visit the city on the
occasion Of Mr. Lincoln's Inauguration.
A Presbyterian church has been annex
ed to a hotel, to afford lodgings for the
prtriots.
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Somebody having said that the can
non with which South Carolina intends
to destroy the Union is Buchanan, the
Norwich Bulletin responds: eyes, and
that's the cannon everybody wants to
see discharged"
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by the voluntary consent of the people
Of the United States, collected iu the
manner prescribed by the Constitution
Of the United States.
DUTY OF CONGRESS.
Congress, in the present case, ough
not to be impassive; it ought, it it can,
redress any real grievances of the offend
ed States and then it ought TO .uUply
the President with all the means ucces-
sary to maintain the Union in tho fell
exhibition and discreet exercise Of its
authority.
THE RESPONSIBILITY or TIE PEOPLE.
Beyond this, with the proper activity
on the part Of the Executive the re-
sponsibility Of saving the Union be-
longs TO the people, and they are abund-
antly competent TO discharge it. / pro-
pose, therefore, with great difidcaca, TO
address myself TO the country upon the
momontous subject; asking o hearing,
not less from the people within what
are called the seeding, than from those
who reside within the adhering States.
Union is an old, fixed, settled habit of
the American people, resulting from
convictions Of its necessity, and there
fore not likely to be hastily discarded
A LESSON FROM HISTORY
The early States, while existing as
Colonies, were combined, though im2cr-
Iectly, through a common allegiance 90
the British crown. When that aIlegi-
once ceased no one was so prcsumqtu-
Gus as to suppose political existence
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-01-24

The Louisville journal gives the late
delectable Secretary of War the follow
ing unmerciful dig under the fifth rib:
Mr.. Floyd, Secretary of War, after
being engaged in jobs and swindles to
the tune Of a million and a half, finally
goes out of office because seventy five
soldiers have been moved from one Uni
ted States fort to another.
The journal might have added that
to give point to his corruption and trea-
son, Secretary Floyd was careful to sup
ply all the States proposing to secede
their full quota of government arms for
1861, in advance. The order from
South Carolina was filled only a few
days before the passage of the ordinance
of secession,
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For the News.
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MY no % no 6 is kind of flower,
AIy whole is tho name Of young lady iu CynlhIana
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A Southern editor, some years ago in
to compliment General Pill
low as a "battle-scared veteran" was
made by the types to call him "battIe-
scared veteran" In the next issue the
mistake was SO far corrected as to style
him "bottIe-scarcd veteran"
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-01-24

The Charleston Mercury, after saying
that, to send an armed ship to Charles
ton to collect the revenue, will be can
actual declaration of war" adds "tho
end is certain doliverance. In the
meantime, Yankee commerce will be
made the spoil Of our pricatecr8."
This is talk worthy Of a first class
maritime "nation," but for some time
to come the only pyirate-tcars South
Carolina will have, are those shed over
its own folly, not to say wickoduess.--
IN. Y. Commercial Advertiser.