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An experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents
SOOTHING sqRu fsseP FSR Il
which greatly facilitates the Of eehipg by soft
ening the gums reducing an infAmmation wiii alay all
pain and spassdc action and IL sure to regulate the
Bowels. - - 49,, $40 ~. $1,000,
Depend upon It, mothers, 1t VIII give restto your
selves and relief and health to your infants In
We have out up and sold This article for over ten
years. and can say In confdence and truth of IT, what
We have never been able to saZ e any Other
when timely used, Never did we know an insance OF
dissatisfaction by any one who used It. On the contrary
all are delighted with ito operations and speak in terms
tues We speak il this matter S"s what We ao
aerteu years experiences and pledge our reputation
for The fuflment Of what here declare. In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and sss IL r
This valuable preparation is the prescription of Of
the most experienced and skifu nurses in New Eng
land and has been used with neverfailing In
Il not only relieves the child r ,m pain but nvigo
crates the stomach and bowels correcs acdity, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will l.
most instantly relieve gripping in the bowels wind
collie, and overcome commissions, which if not speedily
We believe it the best and sures .emedy in the world
In all cases of dysenery and diarrhGa in children,
whether it arises from teethng, from any other
from any Of tie foregoing complaint do not let your
prejudces, nsrthe preudices of ehe stand between
you and your suffering child and the relief that will be
sure-yes, absolutely sure-to follow the of this
medicine, timely used Full directions for using will
None genuine unless the fac. smile of CURTIS f.
PERKINS, New York. Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, Ii CEDAR STREET, NJ. .rr
Price only Twenty Five Gents per Bottle
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The STAR SPANGLED BANNER ON THE
DONE OF THE CAP1ToL.-Early in the pres-
ent session of the Legislature, resolution
was passed in moment of enthusiasm for
the old flag, instructing the Capitol Keep
er to hoist the American flag over the dome,
during the session of the Legislature. Some
delay was experienced in consequence of
there not being any bunting in the city, but
Tuesday, everything being in readiness, it
was hoisted for the first time, amidst the
plaudits of the assembled wisdom of the
State, land some outsiders) and the salvos of
cannon.
The flag is said to be the largest in the
state, being fifteen feet wide by twenty
seven feet long. The staff is forty feet in
heighth, above the top of the dome. The
flag was manufactured by Messrs. Strong &
Wylie, and is great credit to their skill
and taste. We do not know whether the
intention is to have it flying all the time,
dav and night, or only when the Houses of
the Legislature are 10 session, but we think
it would be the better plan to have it aY.
ing only when the Houses are sitting. This
is the practice in many states, and we be-
lieve at the National Capitol, and it would
inform the people who desire to witness the
deliberations Of the Legislature, that either
the Senate or the House is in session, and
perhaps save many a fruitless journey to the
Capitol.
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MORTGAGE SALE - DEFAULT

III having been made in the condition of certain
mortgage executed and delivered by T. r. Nielsen of
Ramsey county, and State of Minnesota, to George W.
Armstrong OF the same place, bearing the eighth
day of June, 1858. aud filed for record the office
of the Register of Deeds of sa Ramsey county Mime
sofa, onthe 9th day of June. d, 1885, 10 O'Clock
M, and duly recorded in book N of Mortgages
on pages l6l, l62 and 1861 and which said mortgage
was made to secure note OF said Nelson said Arm.
strong Of date the 10th June 1853 and due in months
And whereas the said mortgage was, by an instru.
ment of writing, dated the 18th day of December. A D
1860 assigned by the sail George w. Armstrong tn
M. Armstrong, Of the city of Cleveland State Of ho
which assignment was filed for record In the Office Of
Rsgise Of Deeds Of Ramsey county Aforesaid ON the
ed in book Of Assignments, page S.. . T.Ta1 TG'
And there is. now claimed to, be due upon the said
note and mortgage. at the date of this notice. the sum
And no suit or proceedings having been Institute
or had at law Otherwise to the said debt
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by viru
of pow of sale contained in said mortgage and pur
suant to the statute IN such made and the
following premises described in said mortgage, name.
ly The undivided half Of the outheast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section number township
ing and excepting one square in the northwest
ner thereof sold to Edmund Rice according govern
ment survey thereof situated In Ramsey county afore.
sad, will be Offered for eale at public auction at the
front door OF the Court House, in the city ofSt Paul.
of February ID 1851 Aa eleven O'Clock IN fore.
noon, and will there be sold TO the highest bidder for
cash. to satisfy and pay the amount which shall then
be due said note and mortgage, withcosts 81 SALE
JOHN MsaARMHfRON0.o- 2v
81 Assignee of Mortkagse.
St. Paul. Jan. 9, lssL ass aom 5esss isnli-w6wa
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DERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
Pain Killer,
The great Family Medicine Of the age. 3r..-
We ask the attention Of the trade and the public

The great Family Medicine of the age. ,.-
We ask the attention Of the trade aud the public tothis
long and unrival1ed u" a"olal i'"ih " ~ 2
,9Bc FAMILY MEDICINE, oj.eujid 9
For the cure Of colds coughs weak stomach ana gene
raj debility indigestion, and pain stomach and
bowel complaint, colo, diarrhoea, cholera, DC.
AND FOR FEVER AND AGUE,5 iJ939 iiN
There il nothing better It has been favofaby 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 equity sure Co.
What stronger proof Of these facts can be produSed
thanthe following letter received unsolicited from Row.
A. W. Curtis:
RoKE, MAoohs Co., Mich, July 9, 1850. jl
Aessrs. J. N. HARRIS. 4 Co. ldgf sll j5etob oV
Gentlemen: The confidence have in Perry Davis,
Pain Killer a. remedy for colds coughs sprans and
Rheumatism, for the of which have succ essfuy
used induces me to cheerfuy recommend its virtues
to others.
A few months ago had recourse to 1t To- destroya
felon although had never heard its being used for
that purpose, but having suffered intensely 1Ton for
mer one and having no other remedy and applied
the Pain Killer freely tor about fifteen minutes at even
Ing and repeated The application very briefly the next
MOI nng which entirely destroyed the felon ana In.
creased my confidence In the utility of the remedy.
Yours truly, y Iff rs A. w, CURTISfSre Z.
Minister of the Wesleyan Methodist Church
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MORTGAGE SALE. - DEFAULT

MORTGAGE SALE. DEFAULT
mortgage deed executed and delivered BY Edward H.
Hawke Of the county Of Ramsey, and State (then Ter
rtsry) Of Minnesota 10 Henry l.. Moss and George K
Swift, Of the same place, bearing date the twenty
seventh day Of June 1856 and filed for record in
N. and was recorded in Book Of Mortgagee pages
66S and 669 and which said mortgage made to Sc
cure six promssory notes of date Herewith for
1887 65-lo0 each made by said Hawke, and payable c
And whereas the said Moss did, by an instrument of
writing. dated llth day of October, A 1850 assign
unto Albert Armstrong all his interest in and to said
notes and mortgage, which assignment was duly re-
corded in thece of Register of Deeds and for said
$780, O'Clock, Pm and was duly Recorded in Book
OF Assignments, page sc. q;,.oo,s ~ :
And there Is now elaine to be due on the said note
and mortgage the sum of four thousand dollars =
And No suit or proceed ings at " having been ha,
Instituted to recover the amount secured by said
note and mortgage, or any part thereof =, - ~
NOW, therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF power of sale in sad mortgage deed contained and
pursuant the statute in such made and provided
the following premises described in said mortgage,
The northwest half of lot numb,r two ri in block
number twenty-sx t26l in Rice Irvines addition to
the town OF St Paul, according to the recorded plat
thereof situae in Ramsey comfy aforesaid will be
offered for sale at cubic auction at the front door of
Saturday, the 10th day of February A. D. 1861 at Ii
O'Clock in the forcL that day, ID will then and
there be sold TO highest bidder cash to satisfy the
amount which shall then be due said notes and mort
gage anC costs OF sale.
GEORGE K SWIFT. Morteapee.
Ftf a. ALBERT ARMSI RoNG, ~
-. IS Assgnt OF Mortgagee.
81. faul Jan. o. 1901 janll-w6w
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The Pain Killer .

Has been tested in every variety climate and by al.
most every nation known to Americans 1t is the al
most constant companion and nestimable friend the
missionary and the traveller on sea and land and no
one sho d travel ON our .akes and rivers without it,
BE sure you call for and get the genuine Pain Killer
as many worthless nosrums are attempted to be sold on
me great reputation OF this valuable medicine.
H3r Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by Dealers everywhere.
Price &c., &c.,, nd 81 per bottle. 500 +'
p'H p j. N. HARRIS f CO.,
Proprietors for the Western and Southern States.
ft B. t...., Cincinnati, o.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
DAY jerks Saint Paul
Rich F. COMBS, do. r. a. .s,.... .s
Henup Co. st Anthony
81 Vawter, ~ 10 do
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy 4 Gray, Minneapolis ...... re
w H Leonard, do
VIM McCulom Mendoza -4 ..sf ..- =
WI Whipple, Prescott. oc26-wly
a l1t. H~ W tC Ga .sTSI. i 1J6gUI
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INFORMATION WANTED.-Thomas Norris,
an Englishmau, about forty years Of age,
five feet eleven inches in height, dark COM
plexion and black eyes, left his home in
Scott county, near Belle PLANE, Minnesota,
in October last, to work as deck hand on
the Mississippi river boats. He intended
to be absent until the close of navigation
only, but has not been heard of by bis fam
lily since bis departure. 1t is feard that he
has been assassinated, as be was known to
have about his person a considerable sum
of money. .o4.
Thomas Norris ia sailor by profession,
is well known in St. Paul, was employed
during the summer on the Northern Belle
and Frank Steel and boarded when in st.
Paul, somewhere on Jackson street.
Any information concerning him may be
communicated to the Belle Plaine Enquirer
and will be gratefully acknowledged by bis
anxious and distressed family. st. Louis
and other Mississippi valley papers are re-
quested to publish this notice. -.......-
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Col. STEPHENS, one of the best farmers of
the State, predicts fine crops of winter
wheat and rye, provided the snow which lies
from six to eight inches deep all over the
State does not melt too soon.
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/ = e ~ u = "a p y a. ~ -.
Mr.. MARKoE's Observation-Disclosures thin
audience listened to Mr.. Markoe's views
upon Government on Wednesday evening.
We can give only meagre synopsis of bis
leading ideas upon the reasons which have
brought our country into its present alarm.
ing condition. They might perhaps be fully
expressed in the naked proposition. that
the self-government, of which Americans
boast, is humbug. scv ---ai
The lecturer assumed that all govern,
ment is Of divine appointment. being in all
cases the result OF necessity ordained by
God in the conditions by which men in.
habit the earth. Government, being q
necessity consequent upon mans natural
habits, is therefore Of Divine authority, and
as such should be obeyed and respected, and
never, violently overturned. A departure
from this theory is the root of the present
disintegration Of the Republic. This gov
eminent is founded upon the converse of
that theory and is the offspring Of regular
graduation of revolutions and rebellious
subversions of authority 10 the English
races, whose radical errors of principle are
about eliminating in the terrible destruc-
ton of American institutions by vilstrife,
and the establishment of military despotism
on their ruins. a.f .-ast anna 3, 4, -4
These views were elaborated, and eluci-
dated in almost every conceivable form.
The American theory of government is
based upon the right of revolution, resting,
by its own written, original assumption,
upon the consent Of the governed" How
can men deny the right of South Caroin a
to secede, and with the same breath glorify
our forefathers for their secession from the
mother country? Ifgovernment derives its
just powers from the consent of the gov
erned, and the Revolution of '76 was all
right, how does it happen that the southern
people are wrong when they don't consent
that the Government has any just powers
to coerce them, and refuse to submit to her
powers?
Tyranny is always lesser evil than An
archy, and it is always better to modify its
power by the milder appliances and correc-
tions OF time than to resort to revolution.
The lecturer is thorough Catholic
Churchman, and exhibited much feeling
as be depicted the stupendous impr-
dence of Northern Democrats and Re-
publicans, who denied the right of South
ern secession, and at the same time were
bounding on Napoleon, a Victor EN-
manuel and Garibaldi to an atrocious as
sault upon government which preserved
intact the true principles of governmental
authority.
Whatever views may be entertained of
the gentleman's theories, his hearers will
cheerfully acknowledge the ability with
which he presented, and analysed the subject.
The lecture abounded with thoughtful sug-
gestons and was we'll received by candid
and approaching audience.
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TEE-R1F1c.-"A military company is soon
to be organized in this eityw Says the
Cleveland lie Sueur County Herald. How
that will alarm the secessionists
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A GENTLEMAN from Pennsylvania is max
ing preparations to build an elegant stone
mansion beyond Lake Como next season.
Stone is now being hauled for the same.
Day & Grace are the contractors.
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NHRE HING MACHINES.

IT 81 RE s HIN G. M OHINE Els.
The subscriber offers to the Farmers and Thees..
ers of this State complete assortment of THRESE No
MACHINES, from one to ten horse power. Being As,
chnist and practically acquainted with Threshins NJ
chimes and their manufacture he has spared paii
secure only the best and well-tried articles Ever,
Machine sold by him viii be fully warranted to b. we
made, Of the best materials, ana to do good wifk.
Among his assortment will be found the following:
D Woodbury's 8-horse portable Horse Power and Sci
arator. This horse po.' works standing its
trucks, which saves loading and unloading. 9-C3
Dow and Fowler's well known 10 horse iron power
FOwlerv1ue Separator! t4et w
Pitts improved Massilon Ohio Separator the best
use, with or without trucks. 80
One two and TIN ee horse Endless Chain TreadRowers
These are great improvement over the Emory Ma
chimes, being much better made, and working with less
friction, being from the old estabshed and we'll kbowr
Excelsior Agricultural Works, Albany, Y, and Sche
nectady Agricultural Works, schenectady NY. ...'0
Also Lever Powers, 6 horse, Threshers, and Sc,
rators complete, for J, 2, s. 4 horse powers.
Which will be furnished at the factory prices. .i,
Those purchasing Machines from me will be at noe
pense delay for patterns in repairs as sh
keep patterns or casting hand for such parts as
liable to wear out or break. 'ts
Call and satisfy yourselves before purchasing
where. p r. GILMAN, Agent. ? Said
Can be found at Pioneer Foundry ST. Paul, for Q
dresent h-- iel7-d&w1v
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The Pork TRADE.-The pork trade is
brisk. An average of $1,000 worth per
day has been sold in this city, most of the
time since December first, and it still keeps
coming in in great quantities. Our packers
are busy, and large quantities are bought by
butchers and for private consumption. 1t
is impossible, Of course, to give any figures
of the latter, but the amount of money in-
vested by dealers for packing will reach
during the whole season from thirty to fifty
thousand dollars. Some of these lots come
fifty and even seventy-five miles, to find a
cash market.
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THE IF WEEKLY PIONEER TER AND DEMOCRAT. r.

-ASeNa a ga 1E0aaav 0Aa sket ...A lAa . D.
TRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN
49, EVER, AT saa ia 3
DIV. IngersonTSor Co.'s
-nNq ~ -----------sI------ $ &Hl
WE HAVE RRcE1vED LARGE ADDITIONS TO
To' osS OUR STOCK OF 1H sai3f'
dt DRY. GOODS. aa
AND ARE PREPARED TO SELL AT VERY Lew
Np tiaG! 9i aY0c PRICES. '9g y bHf
Our Stock is complete every particular and as we
-u0r receiving weekly such g5o1o
NEW AND DEsIRALE GOODS
.E4A141As NAT n FOUND IN fsl 10 l4g, Z
) ga T ERIN MARX ETS,
We are able to offer superior Inducements tehose who
: BUY GOOD AND DESIRABLE GOODS, /,
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES ai
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS 4
WE woo1D SAT- rnAr OUR hls
Staple and Domestic Goods.
HAVE BEEN BOUGHT FOR CASH. l'
And will be sold at q small advance from
NEW YORK COST.
. B D. W. INGERsOLL & CO.. iI
mays d&w M Adjoining the Bridge. St. Paul. n
IT H E L A n D s A L 3 s
~oIG la. AND FACTIONS DISC q,
Hav ng passed over the lsal horizon without causing
.o- tho dissolsA Of the Union,
p JOSEPH w. WALKER
Would call the attention of the g North Star State"
to the fact, that having removed his
extern sve StOcA Of .tG5D.OL,, ~. 81
Boots and Shoes, s-
To ROGERS BLOCK, near the Bridge, opposite
-'' Kitson's Dry Goods Store,
He will continue supply every man. and child
throughout the City and State with everything usually
FIRsr.CLAss BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
My Goods are custom made.
Bear in mind that have the only
NEW STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IN THE
CITY.
B. W. MORSE, Salesman. , ......
JOSEPH w. WALKER
nov16-w
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RIFY THE BLOOD.-MOF-
Il FATT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS and PHENIX

The high and envied celebrity which these pre- emil
nen Medicines have acquired for their invaluable ef
cacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure has
rendered the usual practice of pulling not only
sary but unworthy of them. e!E. .aDo I14 ff
In all cases OF Asthma acute and chronic Rheuma-
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In the South and West where these diseases prevail
they will be found nvsluabie. os5A Jll5l y en-
dicines, win never a.terwafds be without them
B1LtSTS GH 81 q SER9QS h09SEhEsS PILES
ookRTf TG HusoRs, 6RoSs1Es IhoLio
Dyspepsia-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using these Medicines immediately.
Fever ana AgueNFor his sconrge Of he western
country these Medicines will be found safe, speedy
and certain remedy other medicines leave the system
subject TO return OF the disease cure by these med
cines is permanent. s1 t. Ii ~. e.
Try them. Be satisfied, and be cured.
FOulness of Complexion ~ tllT Jy-
General Debility, Gout, Giddiness, Gravel,
Rheumatism, impure blood, jaundice, :.
Mercurial Diseases-Never fails to eradicate entirely
all the effects OF mercury infinitely sooner than the
most proposition Sah Of ,sssrsapars
Piles-Fhe original proprietor of these medicines was
cured Of piles Of IS standing by the use of these
Pains in the head side, back limbo joints and organs
Rheumatism affected with this terrible dis
Rush OF blood 10 the head scurvy. salt rheum, swell
ings.
Worms of all kinds are enectually expelled by these
Parents will do well to administer them whenever
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHENIX BITTERS
Purify the blood, and thus remove all disease from the
Prepared and sold by ~ ~ .'o-ie HiJ sas 2
---- DR.. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, u
SSS Broadway, corner Of Anthony street, New York.
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BURBANK,s COLUMN JL[.UtMN
WINTER ARRANGEME
ttt 9ih ,Aly
1850. Pa 1860. 4N 1890.
AsiIo $50. i------------ ----74------o 80 .G3st
Mlnnesota Stage Co.,
Consolidation Of Barpank COS and Allen an. Chases
Stage Routes, carrying the ~
-o1JI LIA 3dnlAJIu MO II .,sg ifp59s
orthwest'n Express
AND UNITED STATES MAILS
t. f0 G1f Prorrietors: y8 .afillout
J. BURBANK Co.. asii.lc JNO. L. MERRIAM
VINTERR ARRANGEMENT
1890.

J. Q BURBANK 4 CO., ,s.iuloJNo. l.. MERRIAM
s3d Cbf ~ , -1f 70 olQ07 9ai 10 NsulO
The Roads are all well Stocked with First Class Hors.
o.. oncord Coaches with careful ana experienced Drtv
ers' al under the control Of competent Agents. b
SCHEDULE OF DsPARruR.s ,raoH ST. PAUL.
For Hastings. Red Wing, Lake City, Reads, waba.
shaw, Winens and La Crosse--Dsiy vt 8o'cock, A M.
For ST. Anshony and Minneapolis Twice daily, a,
For Manomin,. Anoka Monticello, Sank Rapids, and
81: Cloud.4ondays, Wednesdays 7and Fridays, at
o.''H A::Aa'b 81 iiiW Istg0o baa ,ggiaia ga!be9.
For Richmond, Alexandria, Breckinridge, and Fort
Abercrombie- Mondays and Fridays at 4 O'Clock NJ
For aeorgetown, and Red River-Every Friday, al
For Enthusiastically at so'clock AN.
For Superior-Every Tuesday, at O'Clock A M.
For New Canada, Columbus, Sunrise with connec.
tons to Bayfeld-Eyery Monday and Thursday. o0 Fl
Mail for Pembina, Fort Garry, and the Red River
M. -
For further particulars enquire at the General Office.
on Third street. near the American at the Office of
the North Western Express Company.
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30 rs osr "A a n M! p ,v 81 10 lSs.
ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS FOR FALL AND
The largest and cheapest and best stock ever brought
70 st. Paul. to be sold for less than it cost to make them
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE STORE
se1t deor to Presey's Grocery Store, and opposite
Wholesale to Country and City Merchants at New York
City prices the only House in st Paul the West
/ aa M. w III T e. q,e- .f..t..
PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
THIRTY YEARS. EXPERIENCE. n3'i'' .-'N
Third street. q few doors above Robert street.
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lust RECEIVED, ON CONSIGN.
q MENT from PITTSBURGH, q quantity of the eel.
ebrated Pennsylvania OIL which for its burning quail
ties and cheapness cannot be excelled by any other Oh
Can be burned in Kerosene Lamps.
Price per Gallon, One Dollar. job
., J.C. d H. G. BURBANK.