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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09
ADIEU.


tE- The boilers Of the marble works of
Mr.. Groyall. of Philadelphia, exploded on
the S0th uIt. No lives lost. Damage esti-
mated at 81, 800. H...
| pj- 1t would appear from the general
tone of the English Press, that if the Peo-
pie of Canada were very generally in favor
of independence or Annexation, the British
Government would say, ego in peace"
| DR.. PARKMAN was one of the most lib
eral founders of the Massachusetts Medical
, College. He gave the land, to the value of
s 900, on which it stands, and had the
Proiessorsbip of Surgery named after him.
AUSTRIA BABEL.-The first bulletin of
the laws of the Austrian Monarchy, which
was issued at Vienna on the Cd inst. is in
the ten different languages used in the en-
pre-. .f .e
Ma. S. BEoMErRG, late of Beloit, Wis
consin, has received the appointment of
Consul at Hamburg. Mr.. Bromberg is n
German by birth, and an accomplished, in
tellIgent and high principled gentleman.
MARRIAGE Hon LIFE.-Miss. Cor
nella Scott, daughter of General Scott, was
married on the 2Sth ult., to Major H. L.
Scott, AID de camp to the comnander-in-
chief, at the city residence Of the General,
in New lork. --~g-ear OILS s. v,sq .,..f
CHILDs ACeUIyTEp.-Mr Childs, charg-
ell with emhezzIing the funds Of the State
Bank Of Missouri, has been acquitted. -
This is right, as there has, in our opinion,
been no more testimony to crininaie him
than any other person connected with the
Bank. a..5t .l
AkREsT.-A man named William Han
cock was arrested in this city on Sunday,
on suspicion Of being one of the murlerers
of Philip Cox, at Mineral Point. He was
taken to that place yesterday. We know
nothing Of the evidence against him. Ga
lena Gazette. .' "
W Theopholis La Chapeie, indicted
and tried at Prairie du Chen, for the mur-
der Of louis Minard, was acquitted on the
plea of insanity. ooIq a7nss oai nif'fi
r5- The Telegraph il now in full opera
taiion between Mineral Point and MiIwau-
kec.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

NEW BIsEopgIc.--The Catholic church
is aLont to found..a diocese at Minnesota with
the seat of the Bishop at ST. Paul. tNi
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-09

90 The store of Mr.. Gilbert, at Nell
sons Landing, we regret to learn, was burnt
down the other night The loss is estima-
ted at about $4,000
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90 1t takes 9 men days, to pole keel
boat up the St.Croix river; who,o an aver
age, consume on the trip, one barrel ofpork
and one barrel Of -four. There is, perhaps,
no part of the United States, where men
eat as much provision, as in the lumber re-
gions of Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

A CAROLINA YARN.-The following yarn owes its
paternity. believe. to North Carolina. But whe
ther not, there is moral in il, peculiarly apt,
and applicable to places and persons than its
"fatherland," and one which it would be well for
many of the Marion people to notice.
A Carolina Yarn.--We heard q good story Of an
old North Caronian, who was, beside Magistrate,
Sheriff and Wreckmaster, the proprietor of a coun-
try store. Like all such stores 1t the rendezvous
of all the oafers in the village. These fellows used
to be there every night. playing poker, generally
with the old mans clerk, and besides drinking the
old mans liquor spent his money, furnished by the
confidential clerk. Old Billy suspected what was GO
ing on. and came down them suddenly one night,
and before they could hide themselves. NemIah,
got Jesse, but forgiven, promising to sin no
more
'Nemiah.' said Billy. never let soul in after
O'clock. Nemiah promised obedience Next night
the crowd was at work usual, and Billy thought
he would go down and see how things went ON. Ac-
cordngly. down he went and knocked at the door.
who's there 7 cried Neiniah.
sIt's me, Mr.. -. open the DIOR
No, Billy told me never to let any one in after
O'Clock, and amt going to do it,
| But Nemah. it's me, open the door one moment.
NO, none Of your CANNON; you sound nightly
like him. but won't GO down. travel. or dod ro
your head if don't give you shot with this Ole
blunderbus, you old humbug.'
| Billy waited to hear no more, bu. started off lk'
/ the wind, confident that Nemiah was REFORMED
man, and the merit day doubled has salary,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

The MIsslssIPPIAN AND GENERAL CAss.-The Jack
Missssppiau of the 2d instant. has an article
headed " No sign of Compromise" in which, after
giving an extract from the Baltimore Sun. the editor
says:
"Gen. Cass, we are sorry 10 learn, is said by the
Sun. to have remarked. in late speech, that the
claims made By the southern men. IN behalf OF sa-
very institution. he utterly repudIaed" II this
language was truly his. we will as terseiy reply
that we repudaie him Principles not men, govern
u.s.
To suit the notions Of the Southern fanatics north
ern men must not only cringe like negro slaves, bu
must actually become mentally degraded as the
bIackest woolIy y-head that exists. We don't wonde
that Gen. Cass exelaims-I can't stand this any longer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

0]rThe New Hampshire election. on the 12sh inst,
resulted in the election Of the democratic candidates
for State officers, by largely increased majorites
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

OF The communication signed 'Tyro,'' is from
the pen of one Of the most distinguished law
yers and politicians Of this State We commend i
TO the serious consideration Of readers, together
with another in the connections which will
follow.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

that, The writer thinks that Webster's propositions
will be acceptable to the South, generally! Indeed
That will be very gra'ifying! Let us hear more
about Cass's doughfaceism.''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

The Markets, on and after the second day Of April.
will open at three O'Clock. A. NJ as we are informed
by our venerable Market Master.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

A New IpEA.-Mr. Roedter in the Ohio House of
Representatives has presented resolutions inquire
into the practcabity of substituting certain amount
labor to be performed by criminals instead of the
fnement for a certain number Of years. with a view
of introducing system Of punishment enabling the
convict, by voluntary, honest and perseverng indus
try shorten the time of his confinement and calcu-
lated to restore him to such habits Of industry
sttute a useful member of society.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

IMPORTANT MAIL DECISIONS. - The Postmaster
General has just decided that the different DEPART
mcn,s Of the Government are prohibited from send
ing letters and newspapers 10 officers and in
the navy, and U- s. officers in foreign Countries,
cep those official business from the departments.
II has been the custom, for many years, for the
friends uf those persons to forward private letters
through the departments instead Of through the regu
lar mall and thus deprivng that department of thou
sands of dollars annually Of its legitimate claims.
We also learn that there are some thousands of let
iers now in Washington which will not be sent, as
heretofore, through the departments.--Bah. Pat.
0<rTherc may be reason in changing the rule, but
there certsinly can be none in not forwarding the
thousands Of letters now in Washington" That is
grossly unjust; bu, il is in keeping with the rascaly
mismanagement Of the whole department under the
Taylor reign.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-28

WEBsTER's -PosITIoN.-Thc correspondent Of the
Journal of Commerce thus defines il, as expressed in
the late speech
"ln few words, the position Of Mr.. Webster is
this The character of every foot of territory belong
ing TO the United States, respects slavery, is al
ready fixed by irrevocable law. This was the case
with Texas, and this government bound to
ecue, in good faith, the compact made upon the
nexation Of Texas, To wit To admit not more than
four States from her territory, when they should
have sufficient population. Slavery was already in
Texas at the time Of annexation, and, of course,
South Of S6 deg 30 min. it was to be slayeholding
country.
''Then ngnin, he considered the people and the
States Of the North bound to fulfil the constitutional
stipulation for the surrender.
"The Wilmot Proviso he utterly di~cards and con-
temns. aud asks for California that the law Of nature
of physical geography, and OF climate. be not OBJ
s,ruccd and under that law, slavery cannot exist
1 ''Tbe subject of the boundaries Of California he
will treat hereafter, when it comes up"
In fewer wordr, Webster proposes to give all thai
the South demands. on account Of the Slave Interest
and TO perpetuse and preserve the political "equilb
rium." and having thus given up every thing the
part of the North. he proposes to 'comPromise" abou
the admission of California Great StatesmanshiI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-22

at about &c eco do flbets az 80 and loo bags Sicily
almonds, at IL re, months
GRooKKIEs- In cons.qusnce Of the storm are not
very active though ell descriptions are hrln with an
upward tendency in coffee
HAr-wa steady, with sales Of 400 to 500 bales, st
IS a62hc
HEnP There some better feeling in this article
and cheap lots Offering in the market had been 'n'-
rally picked up Holders of good lots were quite arm
at previous rates American dew rotted We quote At
$40 Sl55 according TO quality ~
LEAD-Tfis article was fra at about a1ac LOT Usie-
ps. and at 4l4c for foreign importstions
Provisions -Pork-The market Tor ONO was duh
and lowsr the rars 900 bills, at IS % for
cid rrims; SO for new do $40 371a $40 so for old
mess and sll 2b Slt so for new; lot Of $50 bbs
ess pe Wy sola under PECULIAR crcumst ances at Sl
Beef was firm with fair demand and sales OF 200 bbs
at IS so IS rs for country mess so SO $40 for city
do and 50 rs 81 for city prime; prime a.
tier heavy with saes Of $50 tsrces at SIS BIN Beef
hams hm with tAes OF 40 bbls at Sl3. Cut
also firm. 200 tisrces sold Of Dsps's to
rive at 1ac Lard dull; eco bbls seld At \
csc for old and 270 kegs new at 6sc. Butter was
in better demand at lie for Ohio, and 10 1Sc. for
State. Cheese was Fslesble, at q TO
RIcE-Holders continue stif, and do net press the
market. The rses l75 casks at So rs So Al also
parcels of prime, at So 60 The stock hand Is suf
hcient for the demand
NAVAL SToREs- Spirits Turpsntine sold at 3Se cash,
and firm, with upward tendency.
WHsKEy The market easier. with sales Of 230
bbs. Jersey spd prson, at 20 26Ac, and drudge at
2ec., time and interest.
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shir-Itdiana Bennett New Orleans. Frost SHieks.
GSsS r.sa GS.4s
Brsst scott. tBr). Psesr,y B.lnr, Ms J II Brains;
sehr.-s,phA Nssls kio Jsh.ir' Ossses Freeman ysrs
l. keCre'dy Co Nieory' Clarence Norfolk. sturses,
ship osveGo pserso New Orleans Is days. with mdse to
Bari ALFRED Ven Au.rs,ld lFru.l EoA. Care H.y'isu
ssys Nth i'S-s5d TO sehHii, nA, S
with ndts sesuth abb. Albert son o. capt Pet,n-
sill AGED rs d'sd the pMsss Portland pagers
ssrh 6ssrsi., Allen savannah. days. with cotton. to
gsrl Ldsa. pss@, ffoyid,nss. RI asys ia ballast.
eosss 70 snaiss ir1ssds. De TO- ss ~ y Sion ), 70
spoks sAr fIoydsboe shni hence toet 2 or san Fran
Brs W Russell Co B.,l~or,) Core, P.,n.nsue.. q
Bra Ivirs 0ogsiss san Juan, DAYS With mahosany. to
ssrts lI. ~ Sora i.li IN si,s Tue barb Pms sS
Boston, ir,m Hsmois Tor sster. loaded WITH four and
81 lacy, sas sr%sSsssssls a. rs The mate ssa lsur
@.o sshs cT We ,ati We s.e me- raw siss rb,ss
returned ae tsrs got provisions for the crew and
s.grns l,s,y les L,r At mdnsht the sale inersA'ias
AAs ~ - or course for New y ertr a. -, ,.a A..
s Hs - "a ss i.S ss s.o, y.,s ssH, from
.etr shfas brstls ,S sor'os Ter tslI river. Ian
.n .. % a.. ir.s ~ iost part Of deck load Of os-e0d
biig "a Bn' hethnsu Aus Cages y days. with md's
bra S'ra Ioraai. E,s,r TT, days, With md,s to Bret,
sshr hsviot lsish,er san Ivan a. Niesrsgu, Dee is
selr kgg lhiir sherman ., Jaso ss Cuba % days with
seir 1houss ftsuoa mi. STINT, Nassau Mp n s,y,
with lcsvued 20 ~ Benton 7lh inst l., a. ten Tg So
tris JAues Hawe Nytcr, % rrovircete.n f, a.
tsyes tor Better; hsa had deb ept In ssi M an.
b,nss house boat ard losk mahorany spru, ~
sTrt. 49, supplied item uitn r. vision. 7 Nv
SHAW Lidriege. SlSrp. ~ ilsdtlphiA
lie low.
Brig Leey Miner tNorJ ffvm 81 Domingo. 70 ssA=id,
BalcheB
jar 2i-wrnd at sunrise. ne; st meridian, r. At Sun
set n. with fain.
Foreign Msils.
LsrrER Bhcs 81 stess,r C.nsds for Halfas and Liver
pot VII csse az the Hcfali otrcs Wednesday Jan ~
halt rsst 10 oelooA wisfv letters ee prePsd %
Trrt q tis pefld
rsna tkuftfna p close A. Tie Herald oihce Jsauay
- attsit- Itft so'cocx.
8,,aia nsDne correspondence
Ppf srstrHts. len n. Pa. -Arrived-Arf brig Kos
euti, Eslittt rulhvsn. -
ioe 7afis 1ti.rrsth Or, cistt NOrsans Sarah Boyd
lfun 90 fsisrnloi .rgF Ante Loaise schemeh, brs-
NEE o. far. tstrtey, NNriearA
C.saIts-Biis faf'sr Thvnsstsn, Norls;ns
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Died..

On the 18th inst, B,SJASIs AsDsrws, in the ED
year Ct his age.
His relatives and friends nvited to attend his fu
neral services his late residence los Madison street.
Tuesdsy the I'D inst, at 31s O'Clock L. NJ His re-
mains will be carried to Green's Farms, Connec ticut
for intsrment.
On Monday mt rning after short and painful Ill
AAkoN SEEGE,Nr, Esq in the 6st year OF his age
HE relatives and fi-pds aud also those Of his sons
James and Aaron, and Of his sonsin Law, DIR c. b.
Archer, william W Dean, aud Albert j. Fontaire, are
respectfully invited TO attend HE funeral this lrues
dayJ sitefnoon, att o'clock from his late resdence
No 2V3 fince street Ito Was much beloved by those
who anew him, and large circle Of relatives, who
mourn bis lOss
On the 2lst inst. MAhr HrAL FOWLER, only daughter
Of J. and Mary Fowler aged Is months and 10 days
The friends and scqusiDfabces Of the family are re-
tpectfuy invited To attend the funeral this day at
l2h O'Clock, from their residence, No. SO Murray
street, corner Of Green vich street.
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- ys,e Iresuse ~, scresn~icn e,rest;-Vrce noesa
ArIly the early will BE- surprised ~ shs rspdiv
and tte attending their cure IL is chiefly
however who have suffered from certain .sss Of
PIE vho proIsiy srrrecate he services In strctrr
iron hrrt ncfert " it's advanced and dsrcst
~ stage. iron advantage and extcns,
srsctel ne afford rapid, ana radical vhcl
b. hts grounds fcr STATING cav he est.ree sr este
ia Are
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.7'nouHt sntnts ~ Buths, Marriages and DEATHS
not tns,rsd, unless duly anfhsfioetsd and paid Jor.
Married.
On Sunday, at P. NJ, At Sc. stephens Church, BY
the Rev Dr. Price, ANDkLw A TAyAREs. from the Is
land Of jamaica TO Ella, eldest daughter OF George
Ackerman, tsq Of this city.
ON Sunday evening. January 20, by the Rev FIR.
Geisser bener, MIR HENHY A. s. WERSIcKE to Miss
MARy kiThs.
In this city, the 10th inst by James Green, Esq.,
Justice of the Di.trict Court JOHN 4. MUNr to
EuPnHssis kRANo-isE. all az this city.
On Monday evening the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Henry haze. MIR Albert w. HOLDEN t. Miss MARI-
ANA NINIE,, both Of this city
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tors prices
NJ OsJ EsrxAoEp,NAEL WORE EoEkvssas C S1I1
n.a:. y P SaSrssss rrf,ss,
Sh,sn Be- particularly who's:
health does not permit Of an increase Of family
sss ons either iuddns into
sn' In ns tho
and the most efficient remedies and most certain mode
sn ss M
gslpA he is permitted BY the writors to pubsh) viii
EstrGes O., Letter from Gentleman IN DAYTON, Oh.o
DAYTON, Nay !, la7.
Nv DEAR Sir :--"The Married womsn's Private xedca,
Companion for which enclosed dollar to our address
these few lines: that i@pssa y Es.i
:gss 70, and wife, to give u'rahe' to cur sincere
Ny wife has been peroePbly SINKING f0r three
some months before and during commencement
Rive anS sn
On dspaired Of supposed that this state Of things va
nss heard
spoken as matter, .sash VsI II
Afforded my distressed mind and the joy It's pages
ss SR %
SS s n SnSs
for ha, been the s Us isd hs a
S,s. head in .numan SITSsasy wife would A'
From Physseia,; ,...
.nd Il BE-
hands Of every medical man On
Isn you PEssGTt By which fSsT ,,
are thus afflicted at every confinement it is in
In 'ny
aonsd IN
preserved and many others whose ves would have beg
though Of BE- susceptible Of pervsrsOn a. In
Had Knopn-- Extract Of Letter.
PEILApELrH,A, Nov. =. is4,.
.srs treated Of in the Married woman Medical
Companion some years ago. how much misery might hay:
e. i'. fS ''
formation contained in its pages
~ Dear sirl know will have the Kindness 70 bs,
Yin behalf Of myself and Wiie the ise eSi
ssnsnsS in yGn Woaans Pr
vats Medical 0mIsnion II has beer worth its weEhts
ss, ssss Sc TO rs%y Ts' T s
state my situation when obtained beck through
cres curiosity Opt Of the most fortunate
The atAsr q children Ions stIa1sis.
ssasy 81. the RESULTS end
about where q. the beginning Of each year and
barely e Of lie fnsy ~. esa.ans
beginning eject heslth; felt
capable to endure its contnuapce while fet the nssesSs,
efPerseveranee.
fhis constant unoeasne struggle on
ave- in Of the prosrated condition Of wifi
with occasional ineTmsson for 81. years much Of the
The charge Of household Affairs Her
den from Of which ignorant OH what
would have syen had the 81, yeaEs TO live over ax,n
days and still longer nights bed Of siohness
Az 81 Which Ssa.e naxs sssn ssssdss mon
when Obtained IL and read IT. pes
etty that short time wife weuld be resorsd u
ediateiy wrote te las will reoonect) for n
agent and which you transmitted BY mail which
Was availed Ny wife rapidly restored
" her health. and gradually acquiring fvi
SUCH dear sir has its possession been may not be
excused for the expression obligation under &c
youf endesvsred circulate wide
Letters are daily received Of character unnseesry
present
For sale ~ BreadvAy, and st PUBLISHING Ia
Liberty street. N. "; Little Co., Albany W n Dave,
port Macon, Tribune Iuidings ~ Tucker. ~orees.er
einnAti. Ohio j. y. Ruseoni Nes or,eaus.
On the receipt ofSi, copy vail be transmitted ey mo
free Of POSTAGE TO- part 1.-THE nied All letter.
LA. New Yors city. oAes i2s Liberty
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NLW ARIICLE-BLisS'S COMPOUND COD LIVER
"A OIL Cspey. for the cure Of coughs Colds lnhuenza
bosvne Brsp ehi CatafIh Tinkbng in the Throat aud
all Lung md Bronchial Affections.
The wonderful curative Of Cod Liver Oil in all eases
Of Coughs Colds and have been clearly demon
srad by the perepeed scians in Europe and
erica Its peculiar already well Known
NEED description here The and disgust which many
people esrertnee swallowing the Oil in usual form Of
Standardization entirely obvated By the discovery OF the
mode Of preparing 1t in the form Of most Agreeable ANDY
essg and preserving all the medicinal qualities Of the
pure Cod Liver Oil without it, and repnlsve tA'e
The powerful curative principle of this oil being thus
tanned and continued with other healing and harmless in
dients Justly celebrated for their efficacy in the above
mentioned complaints forms OF the most soothing Cough
Remedies and reliable staying the advance OF Con-
Ion that has been discovered This Candy needs
but fair trial to convince the kepical OF its excellence
Public speakers and sts will find it excellent article
for removing obrucops from the throat and clearing the
voice.
n B.-Be particular and inquire for Blsss Cod Liver
Oil Candy and observe the signature Of the proprietor on
Prepared sold by B. x BLISS, Druggist sol. Propre
tor Spring fsld. Mass.
and At No. 20 and y broadway and No. 10 Asor House.
Dealers supplied at either OF the above places at the prope-
prices
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DR JOHNSON, 40. y, DUANE srsEzr. so WE'LL
~ knov In tie q tec,,s rhs D,s
tors reputation fer sh in thoc eur,J cases ths, b.vs
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NO CURE No PAy.-BR. coRBITT, 10 DSAksst
mss =. oehsuited on the ,re.,rsnt OF certain de -
esess prseiiee % ss.oen years devoted VI TIRE tfest
ment 81 dee.t. dsesses enstss Dr. G. 20 ourc the
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without the lesst r,str'eop OF ss drink.
business The proprietor
single case which the will not undr the fr-
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not ecntrsstsd aose Of TIE nixture takes sbar
exposed IL put in hott'es. With fs drsctions a.
bottle lasts vesk--nsry cured in Sayy
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fecscd with certrin diseases would consult his in
rest BY obtaining Dr. Ralphs Practical Private TREATISE.
nature aud consequences ever
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nR. LAkNoNT. ~ hhAnf STREET. EAs hAD UN-
D,crmtn in the % yfva diseases
for the lsst ytars ana sserts bsy without tear u
centradtior that HI ode Of practice IL superior
phy stefan IN AGerca He cures daily
hye been urder the treatment Of the othsr
ind ed Of thsr BY using qusck mediciurs.
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