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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-02-22

xditorial Corrs.pondsses a AZ Pioneer and Democrat
se ~, WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.
The federal capital never presented q
more sombre aspect than now. Not, in.
deed, in its more outward appearance, for
the weather is delightfully."- balmy but the
chill resting upon the hearts Of the people
produces gloom which even the genial sun
Is powerless to dissipate. Every one wears
an anxious expression. The sole topic Of
talk is the condition Of the country J; and
allspeculation is directed to schemes for the
preservation Of what remains to us, and for
the restoration of what we have lost Nor
is this speculation, inquiripg and anxious,
confined to the members Of any political
party or section. Noble, patriotic men,
Republicans as well as Democrats, from the
South as well as the North, in disregard of
partizan or sectional animosities. unite with
heart and soul, and every faculty Of mind
and body, to save at least that which is left
of the glorious old Union. Only the ultra
Republicans, unhappily majority, and the
'rabid Secessionists, stand aloof, and seem
willing, if not desirous, that the Republic
should 60 to utter destruction.
While, however, thick darkness seems to
overshadow the land, I think rays of light
and hope beam upon us, both from the
North and the South. The Republican
party, whose success on sectional grounds
has been made the occasion for the disrup-
tion of the country, is, like the country, dis
rupted itself. Under the lead of SEWARD,
CAMERON, WEED, KELLoao, and others,
whose hearts are big enough to take in the
whole Republic and its interests, large
fraction of the Republicans will undoubt.
edly before long, be found standing side by
side with the Democracy, in patriotic efforts
to reconstruct the Union. There in hope in
this. These men will be reviled, but the
Union will be ultimately saved. I think there
is promise, also, in the choice of DAVIS and
STEPHENS as President and Vice President
OF the Southern Confederacy. Of STEPHENS
devotion to the Union there can be no doubt;
and DAVIS has, for the last six months,
shown himself the least ultra of the seces-
sion leaders. The Southern movement will
hereafter be under their control, and if they
are met in any spirit of cancellation on the
part Of the North, a year hence will see the
Union reunited and prosperous. To this
end every man who has stake in the coun-
try, and any care for its interests and honor,
should labor, until harmony and its attend
ant blessings shall be restored to all parts of
our distracted country.
1t is hopeless race, when the mails
are backed against lightning, and so do
not write you Of the details Of legislation.
But, as find matters which the lightning,
in its haste, will be apt to overlook, 1 shall
jot them down, and let them drag their
slow length along, by mail and coach, to the
columns of the PIoNRRR. H.s.a.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-02-22

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-02-22

The First shall be Last..south Caro-.
lima I'm the Background.-The Loss
Of the North ern Overland Mail App
propriation--o1,2O I ,2OO, 700 sacriaced
to tho Infernal Niger.
, 1861-05-04

EN- To Horse Owners. Dr. Sweets
1salale I.niaoas for Horses II ua.dvkIed hr spy,tn
IN esss Of 1amepesa, a1ng ftosn sprass. Brsises
sct1ng Its effect Il magical xnd certain. Hsnesa
or Saddle aA1ls Scratchea Mango &C. twill Alao cnrs
speedily. SPAWN and I3rEhoas may be easily Pre-
vcntcd and Cured In GtaSes hrt confirm
ed cAses b.yobh the possibility Of arAdical cura
cass Of the ktad aorever is desperate or hops.
1eas but It may be aevtated by this Ioment and is
faithful apphcataGn viii alays remove the Iau7eness
ard a1ahle tbs horzs travel With Comparative
Every h1rte oRner should have this remedy at haad
for timely at tic trst appearance of Laenesa
VIII prevent tacse formidable diseases n1ez
taanea toxhies a hcTfos liahe and which render
many otherwise vsluahla horses nearly worthless
See advertisement. For sass rY J. E. JOHNSON.
General Agent. u E3ats street. nozz6oeow-dly
, 1861-05-04

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+ Dickinson Aib't Duwuer Samuel Damned Aenf5
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, 1861-05-04
4akE Nra1lspprtatin1r.

4Kt Transportation. - /
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-::I:TRANsRoRTaT1on scoMPAsr*z /
= AND EA4{@A
WESTERN ~ :: EXPRESS.
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n1E WESTERN Ez 1RAkspoRr111as O.,
Having made arrangements to run their Lake steam.
fropellezs On a1ternats dsJis with thoss oftaa
=. NEW YORK GENITAL:
Michigan Central Railroads.,
s = esst elass Etauneh and szoas !teamera
Ropoa efmeIchaaaise Ia pFedacs fo end f4om t5s
q Ss seaiaTs:ta :ez ssss! sss!
1ao Canal boats,
Psa6 psss a. sas6ss st & s:3
pess superior inducameats Or thir pstsnassn eoo
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Owned I'D ersrstsa q ta,. COMPANY, Will mn o,st
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The Upper Lake Lt,se Daily. !,
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:Free State. wenoaa,
Mohawk, mendoza.
-P1Jmouths EVefereen City.
Neptune, Galeaa.
May Flower, Chicago,
Leaving the doek It Kste Ras.n sna foot Of schs-
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1ht-Drt,,ots Line Dat1p. !
Va Hn1th Shore Direct. =:
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Missouri, DunkIrIk,
Illinois, Concord, :
Omar Paa1.a.
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Max7 steWaffs Saginaw. :
, 1861-05-04


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rsua ths Kxsatpes nofoK, YAt :.
pephAno P1la accomplish the ootset foe Etaeh ths5
Msre maaa M. curs of, ,HaadachA IN ALI faTsnA
1~ rTrosa nc Examiner. Fosto1k. Val
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e. Y. e. 90 - $ r e
Il e. xst7 fsansnf complaint ~1'a Ia t"F Dean
tt,rFrc1n tho Western 4 Z. aasasta, Cbseaao1nl
va heartily endorse Nr ensldlnz aad hia uzz4rs1sd
-, 4: Il: :
tE.cm the Ksrsxh. valley s+ar. Kanaeaa Val
II: IS ~ y sR e. Rs5Rasas III H. e - r
Fron tas eoutnsra Path Finder. New oFisaas. LA.3
yeaF s f. ~:
e. M e. ~ e. sees''ed ta o<n me'
-: ;:;.''tTron:tas T. Loots Dsuaoosaa1
TIE tamsn.s 1e1aasd for the Article to@eaate fnl
/ 1872
-ffron ~ Gazette Davenport 1ovA !
s.ttals L I'D Sos TOW . posssss "a asfi@
=. lTrna ~ Advest1ser. Providsnee & Il
1he testimony "a thsz fvor Is strong. from taenos'
| From ~ DAILY New. Newport H1I
, 1861-05-04
T$HE PENNSYLVANIA Gem
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, 1861-05-04

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safaayxlek. :: -. III. ~ RaaaittsHN
, 1861-05-04

E Eecnedy's ksdiol Discovery
aEfes Gero1riR,
KAAA3 .Fs& IedicaI DsssoTET HEyA4 EsYE4y1s4R
EEaEeATa4 Aedtssl Die5cYeFT cEFe4 ER1E4<
Kao6e1Y*4 EE1tE2l uscoxatE cures ErrStuR Bora III l.
Eecne&y-a eGteal Discovery cares HIncf p{ ths Hg9
EHcnedN.e Medical Msca7etY cI1es Ecsld He4G
Kennsdsx Msdtta Discovery cntes HHArtnE c5 fhH ESr
Enaaedye Medical Msosvarj czrea UlcesatE a1Fe Iax
le~ssdYss MeEics3 discovery cure& Lepsz.
%4nnAdYt1 Medical Df5covarT eE<sx Rke1EnAtasns.
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Isik9dy's M9aitE1 ijiEscFcsF EurEs DyapersAA.
K@naedJ& = NsGfce1 Discovery E9Eu1sisB tie BaWch
&:fnady'b McGtcal ;]te6o7.fY Regulates tie EdhSYk
Ek1rs&Y+k Medical llsEoFSr3 Regulates the .4ser.
EE12oly's keat=s1 EdsccFarY rsk EpEsd Dropey.
Sten Toa ara sich ax6 % aot xnGE E1Gt the mAttax
Il pEsas9s yn3 EG.E e tGRsza E=NoE.; Kannsdy
ktsetss4 Ei-ceTeE.. =
70. s41e hJ ~ n-aSE.sN. oegS..1y
, 1861-05-04

- Oak. Orchard Aeid -spTing
containing tn eaAuloaa aofceleAra-
I'd rsnista md FhJseia1s tas usa of Eaia
Azxn in he case Of many diaeaase g ths human "
taca. v1,l b. supplied gratis on application to
= I.H. REED4 co.
Wholesale Druggists,
!" r. Ca11 ro8 PAEFmxx+. =, = =:
ape@E5ly - : : - rs =
, 1861-05-04
Zeixler John
I0itdelss
Agents Of Treadwsll b Perry ia Laks at-.
~ n NJ x x

Persons Wishing drop letters advertised must
atax three cent stamp.
EN- Otace open from 1st May to 1st November,
daily Except Snndaye}, from l, H. till P. u. On
Sunday from till 104 LII. From November till
. May i, from sA.x-tM 8 P H, datty; {except Sun
IL. SCRIPPs, P. NJ
, 1861-05-04


RaiIroalr4.
THfGHEfT AMT =kJEW ATIKWN
T. T.AAANG .s.x j.: - AAaAfE1AIAAA<A6
For n1Itwaakse, L. Crosse, ~ Paul
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TLL1N oIs CENTRAL
1851. hummer Arrangement. .4se1r Il,
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%s.ss s,Essts: II t4 'epssv 1ooe of 1'ke and ssasa
5:55 T. f. ecaEa1td csi45 a6!sa aiat1e . e. SL les
aaaA aeses ION ;ts;eata aa5o Se oi'ssas :
$50 Pm tsat9Edays exesptet} asfsns At Decatur
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, 1861-05-04

fD A fbP'festAtr J1scoFefy TOT
III. rurs 1t Consumption. Bsouchita Coughs and
ColdA !.
THK MAK0RA. ARARIoA. ;
ptseo.e1sd h5 missionary willis travelling ID Arabia
The Aalrta A1abica casoa Consumption
Iha .dhkcra Arahic4 cures B.onchttis /:
Taa7AaaeFA Arahica cazea Sora Threat Ooastn ard
1hs :NakosA A1shica cure. A.tarss. sc4ota1a a1d
impurities OF The blooa,
This unnQuAasd rosredy Is now for the ntst tins in
4xotNred to te pubic, It Ers ptus1dantaAay dtsooN-
areo BY missionary while travelling In Arahea He
was cured Of Consumption by its use after haa oass
wns -proaauaced hopeless By learned paya1c'sas In
Europe. : : -~~.s- ,,---. = =
W import Ito AAKoaA ARABscA direct fra.a
Hmyfne. tarongh the house o6 cteoa + g5hppuA, and
ve nave a1H s5s oa hand full supply put In bottles
ready rur nse With fa1l d,rsosicaA -;
Rcs one dollar per bottle. Seat bT naa1 receipt
d ra4os and " certs .5f 2csttase-. 49, :.
Fpx E4:e Wholesale and retail By
LEEDS. G1LMcgE CO.
importers Of DFpEs sad Aa11elnss.
Ho- q IthsstYst. New York
soaa also b. druggists generally. mhseea4s-ia
, 1861-05-04

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Cashore mrs
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, 1861-05-04

Adams Air Adams r hon Aiken Hector
Ackernau AcaptAlrd Ronald Ayres
Adams Gland E Adanas s. Adank John
1 Anthony Peter Adams Thonr- Adder1y Joseph
autsn Ph;lip Abbitt Geo T Anderson VIM
-Auttlas David Abbott T B Allie Aonzo
, 1861-05-04

w Convincing Testimony
z1uesse yessly ea1a ri Lruu'a KAxHa1Aox, md tho
thopsands ofsessmonsats to liz exee1enes rocaayed
tnom III clasees oftoc'ety praso it 70 b. thA fneat
preparation sox the Hair naaaA 10 cne DESIRING
due head qf Ra:z should bill 10 uas n. sola eys.Fe
NnofeL =: -'-i' er1e,-T
, 1861-05-04

Insoz5h trAans arrtve At Chicago n Eg L. 4 Ind SD
~ 36h=. and Wilmington Aczua1odafioh leaF3
Gstcago e 80 J. T. sst15 tsxaept Sunday, atnTa a
Esxa.t alsso.1g Cara on ii; nisa. .-ai-r
GONNEtI4oNS-AE GkenoA WITH 1oEAasp1sk r. Eac
ia And Burlington Railroad fJT Ioe1utuoft. pscrtk
a.lss5urx and bufll3seeE: Al BlaoRlssf2a = II If
ars.t Wester1 RaErass of Ellacl5 Ut JzcEs 11N3s.
san4es and QoiEa7 A. q Lou ss:th Paehg q tissto
Lexington, 1adsssnasn:e ,Eaosaa Cit md d A9eAe
Eass With t!orta s.sour. RaaIs4ad t. 81. a efe9s
tcad for PlEt Eaob a.d southern Missouri wai Rz3
road IiE3 Of Steamer. On tas A..atsa:rps E1 u 1ok
Mg1aphte, 41c4Ahufx sd NsW 0fleaAk.
Far through u3xefs =73iy at Tie CozuPauya 4.f9o4k
q Dsaxbotn sHeot os;p 1se FREMONT KoaE5, a n
- Eapos, En1ai sfetE
E z zA8DN, Etenaent
TGAHFH FElEZ TfsAau.E II
, 1861-05-04
Gt)iea9o Grthuttt'
! :@|s.A|':rUKpAT:,:M!AY ! 4 1esls%
FF1ClAL............ MAY 4tlz. 1891
lSTxoE LETTERS !

OfHc8 ...-...... 2l-27.
u.~4a LADIES .L1SE,. 7<-J
, 1861-05-04


ney
Clarke Andrew
;;,EClAyttnAI: :
Isch1mptm OH
Casey AndraB.
Clark Noah B $.
Camp Owen
+ -GrHedy Pat
Chloneen Chas.
Clapp Chas "
C1ar1C Chas u !.
Carpenter phiHl
[.GslYe.ll CilAS !;
Campbell ,PNEi
Chipn1atf DW. :
ChEe Elisha j 2
Carbu4uRitsas'
ard . O., :.
, 1861-05-04

rFrena tha Dsmoerat; St ulAua- MIMI
II Ynnare OF hsye baau tFu1haed With tho leAdhthat
Sand fof box. {Cepnae Ptl1s1 ~ taxs Eo1nk hsTs
, 1861-05-04

THICAGO ii ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LlEE-Passepgar trains depart
from and arrive At Chlcaso z8 follows:
Day Ex Eesa aud wall leave 1t 20 l. n. and a1ftvH
at & 3&t r II SUNDAYS excepted
ceptad: arrive st @ rs 4, II, Mondays sxeepteL
Joliet Accommodation i % 2. M Hnnds5 except
ed JOHN F. TRACY. Hen. Sup,
, 1861-05-04

from the Advertiser fzovtdsaea ELI
The CsphaNc Pills are esld to b. remarkably ofet:
tire remedy for tho hesdAeah and ore Of Deat
BF tnat Ve1Y frequent which Afa AWr hean
dd16oFereA, -
, 1861-05-04
IL thes& Textietnc44as vsrs uosolIasted by H
-8FALDmG, they afHh.a un4uestioaEhas
pssm of tho efaeany o1 tilt k115
ssdauHhe discovery,

MAsoEvn.E, Con1.. Feb 5ta, sB1,
: -F.81aI have TIED Yo1f CepbaliG Pills, and I1xz
THE1 30 WE'LL That want you to ae1t lie tTo dollars
Fart of t5ese are foE the nstgebers 70 whom sa7e
faw cut OF the first box got II IN yoE.
. Send the PILE By Ha1l, and rhiige
, 1861-05-04

* - :: --s r., <8.ss1= i:
=
, 1861-05-04

CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST.
ERN Railway -! ~ ~
~ f2f EocEoEd Bsloat FresRost tauessia galeAa
0E5en Hay Berlin. E1peR. Il Crosse, 81 Ra1I 40. =
VIZ: s@ "' !$ ~A'e - N
Day Express 9.!5 4. H.; Wight Express. 9,16F.N-
for st. Paul &C. -
VA! PassenTer $50 r. u, fur Jsnszyf1l, -
Eackfat6
= l. 'DENLAf. Superintendent
, 1861-05-04

::-rTsom tho Western q 4 aasusts CuseaaoMl
va heartily endorse NJ. ersldlnz aad hta 1u1yaIsd
CephAuc E1QA
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-15
A VOICE FROM THE WEST
Copied from the Cleaveland Paindealer.
UNIVERSAL! UNIVERSAL
IS THE DEMAND FOR
DIR. S. O. RICHARDSON'S
SHDRRY WINE bIrlBRS !

The celebrated New En- land remedy Tor Habual Con-
stipaton. Jaundce, Fever end Ague, Genesal Debit
y, and ALL diseases arising from disorered Solach
Liver or Bowels.
Tley used and recommended by he leading Phys
ieans OF the Country and all who use them pronounce
them Invaluable.
Dr.. JAMES l.. LEEPERE writes from Navarro stark
Co.. o.: The 5tcrs prai~ed by those Suffering ON
inCIGestlCn dyspepsia and liver complaint."
T.. s. DAVIS, O3tm3stcr at Wlllamspoit, o., says:
"Ihty give satisfaction. use them sell, having It'll
ken cold, become PROSTATE aud lost my appetite Ii
levtd me, and can recommend with great assurance
of its merits -
Dir. WM. NJ KERR, of RogersvilIe, Ind wries US that
they the most valuable medicine offered. lie has
recommended ;hem with great ucctss and with them
made several curts Of papaton o. the heart and gen
eral debility.
THOMAS STANFORD, esq, Blountville, Henry Co g.
Ind writes long letter, under date Of May T. 1860,
He much reduced, having been afflicted for three
years with great nervous debility, palptaon OF the
ter using few bottles was completely restored, aud am
now in robust health
q w. HOFFMAN says he was afflicted with rleum-
atism for twenty years in all its various forms and at
the date of this letter he has been two years WE'LL the
Bers electjng cure, when several Physicians attend
ing him could Go him no good. lie sayS, Tor rheuma
tsm, dy spepsia, liver compliant, kidney affection
dropsv it is specific certain remedy.
j. W. HUM writes from DelphO!, Allen Co Ohio
"a section where Fever and Ague prevail that he most
chec1uy recommends them ofdecded in al cases
Of Fever and Aeue, Dyspepsia and General Debility
d. k GALLEIEERS, N. ID. writes from Van Vert o.,
II must respectfully recommend the .htry Wine BIT
tiers to the notice Of ysp ptic persons aud oil who
Qure stimulating nlediGine'
Such News we are receiving Daily.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE.
Sold by dealers in medicine generally. fjar ms
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-15

IT.
10 MEssRs. CHAs. BACKMAN Il Co., NY.
Gentlemen We avail selves of this method to In
form you that have repeatedly made examination
of Braudes Whisky, Gin and Wines, with which tho
Chttenden County Agency at Burlington has been main
y supplied from Your House for the past three years.
specimens from other Agencies in the State procUred
from you
We have found them invariably of full strength and
uniform purity and quality, superior in respect
specimens from other sources. For medicinal they
they have fled our expectations and received
qualified approval, and without hesitation confidently
recommend them to all who wish to supply themselves with
Liquors upon which they rely for purity AMI strength
We are,
Your most obodient servants,
SAM'L ". THAYER JR., NJ. D.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. d.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-15

o4oo OF mem manufactured last yearmore than douhc
the NUMBER OF any other first class stove in
enc year, in the United States.
THEY contain all the Improvements which are in all the
- hrst class stoves, and the advantages and improve.
ments over other stoves are In part as follows:
ISL The arrangement for broilng the front hearth
an Improvement overlooked in other first class stoves
IL mas also the same arrangement for brong on ton
~ thorough ventilation of the Oven.
3D. introducing hot air draught to the fire chamber
thereby increasing the draugh of the Stove
It's operations, and enabling it to throw ont more heat-a
matter much and justly complained of in other Stoves
AN. An important imp! ovement in the application of
the danper, which throws the heat around the oven
oh. Much greater weight, consequently heavier plates
anu more durable as we'll as handsomer castings
eth. draft damper at each end of the Ere how ca
mat the hre is equalized AID gde will heat as ouic
as me other also heating the oven in half the time
burn out. N' ~ ~ '"iino'
III ADDITION TO the above Improvements it has all that
comDheu IN other first class Stoves viz wa fer Ras
erFoF afmlng Closet Rooster in front Baker on ton
DOORS ifed with best Russia lron &C. 4 Further tbis
stove is warranted to do the work with as little f
o'ter stove In the market, and in superior manner
All VINO want frsticass Stove should never buv
they call and see the Coop SAMARITAN as thew in e
cry instance given satisfaction ' -A'' III g
am the exclusive agent for the sale of this Soya in
Montpeer and sell it trial for any reasonable
OF time SO all are safe in buying.
nave also as lu an assortment of Common Stoves on
hand as any other dealer in Washington County and sell
rs low as any one in the State. u DEWEv
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1860 " -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-15
CHARLES BACKMAN q CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Gins, Rams, Wines, &c.
No. So, Front Street, Now-York.
Sole importers Of c. B. Gognac, Old Holland
and Geneva Cordial Gins.

WE would call the attention of Commissioners, Tow1
w Agents, and the Medical Faculty Of the state of Yer
Hont to our we'll selected sto;k of Imported Wines and
Liquors which offer reasonable and satisfactory
terms.
We are permitted to publish the following Chemica
Analyses that have been made by eminent Chemists OF
our Liquors.