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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-08-30

% II is reported that Commodore Par.
ker has been ordered to proceed with the
home Squadron to Cuba, and demand the
release of Francisco Rey, the Spanish gen.
tleman who was recently abducted from
New Orleans, and conveyed to Havana.
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industrious, attentive TO the precep,s OF
those Who ~e'e older and wiser, and vii
ling 10 be guided ty them; The ether lndo.
lent, and ncliucd TO follow the headings Of
his own will rather than the more expert.
enced teachings of others.
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[ NUMBER As.

few hours. Cooks sometimes permit pic.
kles 10 remain IN copper vessels, that they
may acquire arch or en- color, heh they
DO by absorb ng poison.
Families have often been thrown into dis.
ease by eating such dalnlies, and many
have died, IN some instances without sus,
pectng the cause. That lad, has certain.
y some reason 10 congratulate herself upon
her education, If under such circumstances,
she knows tina, pickles rendered green by
Vefdigrls, are poisonous, aud that The White
OF an egg 10 an auldole.
Illustrations might BE multiple d. but our
space forblds. L nou-h has teen shown.
we hope, 10 convince the utilar!an that a
knowledge Of chemistry is on Important
element in the education Of the ic.lale sex !;
that without II, they are impefIectly quail.
fed for the duties devovlDg upon them n
he domestic relation, and poorly prepared
10 meet lie emetgonces.
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Nobility Of Mechanics.

Toll on, sun burn, Mechanic. God has
placed thee in thy lot pefchance-,o guide
the flying car that " hlrls US On from scene
10 scene, from friend 10 friend band down
the ~auing wave Of ocean, ,en.l EST losi
or chain the red artillery oil heaven.
Toll Gu Without thy power, earth,
though her sands were ora vast PactoIus
Of gold, would be waste Of tlnseIied tears
and glItIering grief; and want, and wo, and
splendid misery, would CLEAN out from sill
her treasured mines. Rich soils would
perish in their richness, and the fruits of
the seasons changing, die unga,hered from
the harvest.
Toll on Jehovah was workman too.
9 In the beginning Gud created heaven and
earIh," ard from the confused chaos sprang
this perfect wolld-the perfect workman.
ship Of The eternal, uncreated power. Up
rose the mighty frmament; and back the
suen surges swept, submissive, tanned.
each 10 their several bounds. And then
he sci great lgh,s--lhe glorious sun 10
bless The day and the limid moon TO wear
at night the mildest lusre of the radiant
orb. He painted heaven with mingled blue
and white and in The vaured arch modest
star peeped cot seeming by the majesty of
sun and moon, like a stray lily breathing
in lis lore OF meek and blushing loveiness
on the gay tinIs Of opening bad and rich
voupluOus blossom.
Wondering there dawned smother, ard
a third, clustering, clng,ng TO the epecious
canopy, they read 10 The calm waters Of the
sea the story Of their radiant loveIlness.--
From thence assured they fear not sun nor
moon, but faithfully dlstll heir pensive light.
Old ocean tossed her crescent spray, and
from their hidden depths creatures Of lie
came up ond flew above the earh-winged
TOW l. aud flying fish; and the grea. whale,
dark emperor Of the sea.
Aud God created man Six days he Ia.
bored and The seventh he reposed while
from the sea, the earth, the air, aud all that
is, went up chorus of ecslalic praise 10
God, the first, The eternal architect.
Toll on Drink from the dews tia, hea.
ven disIis, fragrant flowers, the bursting
buds, the blessed air, is untold wealth 10 the
hard Drowned broi zad mechanic. Rich
Golfers bring q snare, canker and corrosion.
GOD S wealth IS yours, q wealth TO which,
decaylrg gold Is vanity and dross. Miss
u satcUr,+.
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The difference and &c, the heavy burthcn
% my spirits. | did sound now What
will my old woman say? aus, get back
to The Cape end tell her this good news.-
She'll probably say over the very words
she said when she pu. her hand on my
shoulder as We paried-i hare nerer seen
The righteous man fors0ken or his seed beg
ging bread After hearty shake Of the
hand, and blessing upon our old fathers
memory, he went upon his way rejoicing.
AFTER short sllence-ieklng his pen.
ciI and making cast" There said my
brother, your part Of The amount would be
so much-coutuye a plan to convey TO me
your share Of the pleasure, derived from
this operation, and the money is 4. your
service"
S1ch is lhe simple tale which have
told, as il vas TO d 10 Boston Trans.
crip.
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Miscellaneous.

ny T Z. ARTnvR.

In tired Of gong 10 school 7 sad lie
bert Allen to William Wheeler, the boy
Who 50, nex, TO han don't see any great
use. far my part. IN studying geometry,
aud navigation. and surveying, aud men
sutatioo, and the doz n other things Iha,
an expected 10 learn. They'll never do
the any goo1. l',n no, going to &c, my
LIVING as surveyor, OF mcasurcr, or sea
captain
How are you gong 10 90, your living
HeibafiI his young friend asked, III quiet
lope, as he looked up IN bis face.
Whv, l'm going 10 learn trade or a,
leasl father says that an
Aud so am replied William. And
vet a,y lathet wishes me to learn every.
ihIag ihi can, for he assures me that it'l
be useful s1mo ume OF other N my lie
am sure can't see aha, use I'm ever
gong to make. as u sadjlet, OF algebra uad
surveying.
SILL, lf we can't see it, Herbert per
hips cur fathers can, Cor they are older
and wiser than We are. And We should
enIeavor TO learn, SIMPLY because thcy wish
u, 10, even II, IN every thug we are cx.
pected TO study, We d. not eee clearly the
use
Il can, feel so,' II ,eu replied, tossing
his head aud don't believe that my lulh
er sees any more clearly than ! DO, the use
OF all this.
You are wrong TO talk so, has friend
said, IN serious tone ii would no, think
as YOU do for the world. Our fathers know
what 10 best for US. and II We do not coutile
IN them, we shall surely 90 wrong.
am no, afraid, responded Herbert,
closing the book over which he had beon
porting reluctantly for half an hour, IN the
vain attempt to fix lesson on his unwilling
memory aud taking some marbles from
his pocket, commenced amusing himself
with them from tho teachers observation.
William said no more, but turned 10 his
lesson with 90 earnest attention. The d't
ference in th. character Of the two boys
Is loo plainly Indicated in the bret convor'
sa,lon we have recorded, to need further u
iusiration. To their teacher /, was evil
Dent, in numerous PARTICULARS 10 their con-
duct, their habits and manner. William
fec'led his lessons CORRECTLY, "h'le Herbert
never lenrned task well. Ohe was al.
ways punctual at school 1.-THE olhera loltef.
erby the way. Williams books were well
'sken care of-iletbeu's so,led, torn. dis
hsnred, and broken, externally aud inter-
nally.
us,hey began life. The one obedien,,
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Pearls TO be Treasured in the
Casket of Memory.

A tlfst sitting out upon vicious course,
men are q hule nice and delicate, like young
travellers, who at first are offended a, every
speck Of dIrl that lights upon them, but after
they have been accustomed 10 II, and have
travelled coed while IN foul ways, il ceas.
eth 10 be troublesome, to be dashed and
despatched = Iillotson
That lovely bird Of Paradise, ChriStion
contentment, can SIT and sing in a cage Of
ailiicuon and confinement, or fly al liberty
through the vas! expanse, with almost g.
quail tirmness aud satisfaction while even
So Father, for SO II seemeth good 10 Thy
sight" is the chief note in lis celestial
song.
| resolve TO neglect nothing 10 secure
my eternal peace, more than if had been
certified that should die within the day
nor 10 mind any thing which my secular
duties demand Of me less than if | had been
insured ! should live fifty years MORE
Cheyne, W. u.
Some men, in their worldly trade, may
say, al the years end, they have neither
got nor lost but thou canst no, say that at
The days end Of thy soul thou art at night
better or worse han thou vast in the morn.
ing.
As snow is of itself cold, yet warns and
refreshes the earth, so affections, though
n themselves grieyous, yet keep the soul
IF the Christian warm, and make it fruit
u.--Rer. John Mason.
The reproof Of a good man resembles
uler's earth il not only removes the spots
rom cur character, but It rubs of when 10
$ Watts Wilkinson.
He hath run long enough who hath
ouched the prize he hath sailed long e.
lough who is come safe into harbor and
re hath lived long enough who is ready TO
lie.-Borter.
Lot q man have oil the world can give
lin, he is still miserable, If be has q grovel.
ing, unlet,ered, uudevoui mind.
God never accepts the will for the deed
when be puts it in mans power TO do as
vel! as will.
Ia prayer it is better TO have q hears
without wotds, than words sllhou. heart
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nigh. have held, had be inptos OIL the
opportunities tfoided him in youth. Blu
be perceived the use Of learning too late.
Children and youth cannot possibly know
so well as their parents, gualdlen-, and
teachers, whal Is lest for them. Men v no
are IN active cou,ect with the world, know
that the more exle nsiye their knowiedge on
all subjects, the more useful they can he to
other and the higher and more important
use to society they are fitted 10 perform, be
greater is the return TO themselves il y ealh
and honor.
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p OETR Y.
Look always on the Sunny Side.

Nba, little things may aeoicn life
u we but vleg them rightly
Our darkest moments OIL are rifo
With pleasures bealning brightly.
The mind that wraps Itself with grief
And vents lis aces in grooming.
Wonld acyer gain one hours rcliet,
fN ages Pass'd IN moaning.
Look alrays on the sunny side
The sun is ever shining
The shadow may DO dark aud vide,
Bot It's no use repining.
Nay. tho the sun seem vanish'd quite,
Wa are no, unenlightened,
The siil,ering s.rts show best a, night,
a. though by darkness frightened.
Your path may 10 thro' deserts drear,
But springs cen there are flowing;
Keep up your spirits. never fear.
Heaven still 10 JOY hestowing,
A bright flower that may be found,
Where all beside j. dresrv,
Seems 10 sled swee,er fragrance round,
Ia eonfor. 10 The weary.
Just 30. a Joy tho mourncr sees
Amid the glow Of sorrow.
Possesses double power TO please.
And strengthens for the morrow,
Then IL, u. always lock for Joy,
Fen il our gficfs invite her;
Aud what would otherwise annoy,
VIII help TO make life brighter.
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Innocent Confession.

4 lady ut confession, amongst other
henous crimes accused herself of using
rouge. "W hat is the use sol II = asked
the confessor. al do i, to make myself
handsomer. And does i, produce that
effect 7" AT least think SO, father. I"
The confcssor on this took his penlten' out
of the confessional, aud having looked at
her at,en,ively in the light, sad; #" Well,
madam, you may use rouge, for you a;e
Ugly enough even with H.
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VOLUME XIX.]
r. ]. MOETON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per snpum in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if paymen,
be delayed three months; and THREE DOL.
LARS IL not paid until the close of the wear.
F!anering offers to Clubs.
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VI Advertisements inserted at One Dollar re-
square, ti6 lines or less, this sized type for The
hfst insertion. and 25 cents for each continu-
ance. Court advertisements and Sherlff's Sales
charged 70 per cent. higher; and deduction
Of $50 per cent. will be made from the regular
prices, for advertisers by the year. Advertise
men,s inserted monthly or quarterly q per
square for each time. Sentimental, IS cents
per square for each time.
lfPostinastcrs are authorized 10 act as agents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE

Is rather odd says the Baltimore Sun, whose views " e
subject very nearly resemble our own. England ana
France show degree of unity in the matter OF ala 10 tu
Roy bu France with her incurabe instability Jps' where
neither Turkey nor anybody else can rely upon her In
conjunction with England she sends her feet to the Darda
nees and at the same time dispatches courier to 81 Pc
tcrsburg to assure him that she don't mean anything by H.
She intimates her determination 10 support turkey SO
on as The Sultan acts with prudence That Is to say SO
long as England and France overawe the Russian IL
var breol ont France stands prepared take sides with
tho ,rorces, as she did in the Roman affair Ii occurs 10
s that tho time is fastening when France OF her moae'
Napoleon will become by-word wherever the ifak ao
manly spirit of true liberty prevails
eThe reception of Mr. Rivss lsays the SUM is another cd
div Indeed hardly realize some OF 'he queer ,hsS
,hot Europe produces nowadays until we gel USED 10
,he, The President Prince graciousy receives MI fVes
and condescends 10 intimate that instead OF Dens re-
nnbican minister he had been monarcnlcai
hsre wouldn't have been the least halt OF chance lot NM
10 have shown his face in Paris bess US "has p ra
would have blown the United States out OF waterLe US
hank anr stars that we don't live under hing Eachay J.
otherwise Buena Vista wouldn't save US we con khoN
half the ex,en, Of imnunipes and mpumues. ho eu
tinted Statps Verify that Mr. President Pompadour IS
biz Of wag as well genus he enters INFO Inc huoi VI
republcanism with a zesf Tor u. :, r,,, ~ r,or,do
England takes position both the Turkish ana onaua
question rather gracefully; but seems TO stand on
awkwardy lpon the Nicaragua and Mosquito TACK Iah.
da annexation becomes under present advices tangi-
Bile matter and one which may DC determined .! uio
next Congress Indeed il is scarcely hazard 10 Pfeact
that the Canadian States will be in complete alanee WI"
us the even, of the middle of the 18Th century IN re
ton 10 Turkey England speaks on, frankly and rmy; and
In such cause should be unwilling to see her ssieI
they como 70 hosties on the question, our symPa'hes WI"
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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:. xvrIIIAM F. g. THOMAS RITCHlE' 'H'
TERM S:

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- hand. unknown 10 u.s. must ne ,hy y; IN no
,,on al the Postmaster the neishborho"i OF tne n,
~ published Every measure that has been .ne u.,
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-TInI, OEIUUtI I~--VN-HI
FAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.

,u,r Of sale made las; September not having
,en complied WITH offered This Farm amongst ihe
- uabl. ~ county lies within Two miles OF the Rapah
RI ana Canal seyen the village of Warrenon and
I've ur and the FauQuief White Sulphur Springs con
,,n nine hundred thousand the greater Ior
nbh IL the fine generally round in that country with
al fine bottom land rendering The Farm adj
-y adapted aud Tor grazing seved good springs VII"
IL. e;ean. running through the Whole Farm
H. aproyemen,s comfortable PLAIN Farmhouse Barn,
s Cbns &c; having been recently pu, III repair >"'
m n from these esaed Tor the erection u su'h nsi
:. ~ as proprietor might prefer. commanding iu view q"
Farm The location Farm renders desirable pro
~ proximity the canal 10 the village oil Masren"n anu hs
y SPRINGS aorins usual facilities vi health
sce,v and cheap and ready access 10 market oI
The terms will be liberal as most uc sers coua
w e.. Possession 10 suit 'hs purchaser VII"
.s;la,e arrangement putting growing croip
Purchasers wsi, the Farm are referred 10 Edmund
R, 10 now the cccuranr Charles Chiffon, or Jones Green
EI, residents within few miles or q =
'r' ' JAMES FONTAISl. of Hanover,
P THORNTON OF Fredericksburg,
49, - .,f Executors OF A + Rose, deceased
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v,Ir.RLE FARM FOR RENT.

WISHING 10 give up Will rent out my Farm SWIM
w YARDS situated Immediately on the road between Orange
Cu House Coronsye three miles from the iorme and SIX
m The place. six hundred and twenty eisn acres
w when properly cultivated produces WE'LL delightfully."- wa'ercd
variety of fruit; rich Garden; conodous dwelling
hou with necessary houses beautiful and de-'rabe place
srnee neighbohood Also, portion OF inc
,aus vii be sold day December the neat tar day
s sell piccc land Orange Court House near enough
m ps IRE 10 that place productive piece Of land with Wool
% "a keep up well covered Any person wishing !" Guy
Ell: will apply personally am enabled 10 make the ME
M they will BY examining the records also by good e5a
awe Any wishing valuable Servants Will DO well TO select al
desire sell 10 traders lhcy
Az nr valuable Men young except three the Farm FIRST
ra,e Bo maker Blacksmith Wheelwrlgh, frst Dining
Senpsres including other Female Servants
co. o., .;r,f w NJ + COLE
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CnR GAZE


Plantation the Parish OF ST James the right bank
n miles above New Orleans and nine
Donalsonvle This plantation about TWO thou
arpen,s land Of which than eight hundred
timber building ami plantation purposes
The cleared portion the has about tive hundred aen IN
enough will be plant Two
fifty acns large and commotous
orerani excellent steam sugar
Vii and fine order, on the Plantation An ample
rrr Miles ard Oxen Wagons Carts and every neces
tool and implement, an the place
M Gac hundred NEGROES all among whom valuable
makers all experienced sud We'll trained III The
se of care them about xtythr efficient hands
addition Constitute July
chaser either with without such addition will fluid the property
provided with thing make large crops from the
little As supposed lul proFf
been made tins that Of expense may he
Will be- required tor repairs OF any Kind
believed that desirable property Is rarely offered Tor
as well the fertility and heal,htnes o the raua
quality OF the who not ony all thoroughly
large number born the place and having been
taken nll and strength Further description
those disposed purchase Will doubt WISH the
rr,y and Judge for Fifty thousand dollars will be
the balance and Two years Tor oc hearing
satisfactorily secured Possession VIII be gwen
& he frs, Of January next
also Sold together with the Plantation Tho Purchaser IN
Of purchase will assume mortgage debt
Citizens Bank amounting 10 twenty four thousand
dollars with eight cent from hrst
March, eighteen hundred and oryegh payable IN one two free
bunting to iryfc thousand hundred dollars,
aamen and renewable the first OF March, eighteen
hundred and fifty and thereafter until the expiration tho
fuzens' Banks charter
Sr JAMES. October 10th, 1919 .
ROBERT CARTER NICHOLAS.
Nov 5-c2awlot Donald.onville Postutice, Louisiana
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WYE La RAGATELLE.

The Wings boas, o their MAJOR Jack Downing hui. III
our humble estimation, he does within bow-sot
Of Heroic Age in the Unicn Tor keen polish Of sati! rich
fancy and pure humor We give to-day the opening column
Of his Message which hits oil 10 the life the pecuiaes
of each member of the ckcty Regency Washington The
buners Of the Cabinet and the powcrcssness of Gen
Taylor in the hands Of Ewing the giant OF the Regency fur
nsh fine field for the comic pencil: but Heroic Age does
full Justice his subject Ii Gen Jackson, the man OF
iron nerve and his deeds could give food the carcauTis
how much richer materials presented by Zachary Wash
ngton Old Whitley and apowerfu and irresponsible b'
Numbering Cabinet, Wings and Democrat, will BE- licked
by the graphic badinage Of Heroic Age
THE MESSAGE
Gentlemen If the Senate and efte H'se u Re presen'areS
THE above is my own composition.
r. WAsHiSGTo> T. L. :.
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the of RowIands Kalydor. For part, are scS
of guns and gunpowder but do say that without ~
vent is slim affair for Cesar and only m to SHOOT ri
hen that has the pip
\ board OF officers will be required M the scat OF gn"
ernncn the five Years, 10 purge the service .! l'S TO-
cpn atnities and Innovations The military language %; m
textbooks is bastard French and Norman Latin. what 80
know eprouyc,tes epauletres esareile or vdees
echelons cheverons. CONTRADICTIONS. poip"ns denoo
or cahocons The fact IS an American ciIiltn Aas - &
Frcnchman before he know The regulations q" Aa
army, clear of three courts martial per Vice.
and have doubt ,hat good american mas "'et
shot in the service for being poor imitation OF f9reig
Our opinion of West Point since circular io me 'ad
which has been printed satin and framed hy our concnh
tia Fdes has changed entirely since We visited Il W.,
think is capital military school for cirH rnaineer a
railroad companies increase rapidly, n addition o'i
built the institution enable The tnited states 10 ca
Young Gentlemen such corporations n iasi n ih
are required by them the government expense WHY me
commander that school should c four horses anG at The
rations Of forty daily is problem 10 be sovd b! We
military bureaus.
In concluding upon the right arm oi the national
defence only say that Europe is nj war 'sls 81
peace Aurai in fog aud the United States OF Aef'a a.
comfortable could be expected under the circn7ian'e
attention the universe .""eyos right rest -
Composed by ". H. e., $. u.
T. Il - IL
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james River and kanaHha Company.

We haze the gratifying pleasure 20 announce that at 'hs
meeting last night Judge Mason trinnpha'iy Reelected
President OF the Company No one else was put IN non-
natioand only two persons present threw their votes
The vote stood for Mason 1886. Bonduran o. caotl 10
Could higher proof be asked Of the exalted sense enter
tanned of the ability and private and official fidelity and in
,egriiy of Judge Nason word this subject io-oow
Mcssrs W. W. Boyd, Samuel McCoThc lhos W. Bon
duian and Thos H. Ellis reelected Directors, ~ also
MAJOR Jesse Sneai in place Of Mr. j. 5 Gallagher re7i"d
Several resolutions reported from the committee by Mr.
Baxter were adopted We shall publish Them
The Philadelphia correspondent of the Baltimore san SAYS
that Two young Virginia Medical Students tone OF them son
Judge Nshhaye been and held bail or disorder
AT the Theatre We authorized by respected friend 10
state and do with great pleasure that il Is all mistake
Judge Nash has SON who is Medical Student and no
son ct his is i'll Philadelphia.
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Though much abused he Gen Taylor is rs near se.'i
Washington any other man could pe-'. H. f,@"@4'
We are not prepared say how near be Is 10 seceaf
Washington but we do know tina, he is very lar from IT,
first one, in every respect