The American pioneer--extra (Devoted to the truth and justice of history.) The time has now arrived, when it must be determined whether the settlement and improvement of America, and particularly the western country, shall have a periodical devoted to them or not. Such are the objects and such is the function of the American pioneer. It has run through two volumes without adequate patronage, and must stop unless it receives an increase of support. ...

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