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The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05

officer, ~hose brsast @ss asearatod wiIh au orasr ThSsgh pierced with naH,eFsss wsuads, he sae- ceeds1 ia raisiag himself ap 50 te res, on his eiJow. His handsome eousteasnce was overspr~ad with the iiye hue of death. tie recognised the E s- peror snd ia lesti-. faltsFihg voice. exe.aimea-- God bless yoar Mses,y. and w--fareEell--fars- weIl-Ohi my poor mether!' He turned a sup. plies,ing gsucs at fhe Emperor. and then n;ieriag the words. '''fo dear Franee-my last sigh" be fell stiff sad cold.
 Napoleon seemed revitsd to the spot, which was men,, s1id he "brave Auton, Excellent young Uraa. Alas. this is 8 frighifGi scene. The rndex- n,eui shs % to hts mother Let ihe order be pre- s@ntsd for si2nstDrs ss sosa aspossbie." Then turning 10 Doctor Ivan, whe accompanied hiIn. hs said, "Exsriine poor AuzSNi'S wounds and see if snytling can be done for him. This is iadsed ter ribss."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
Arre,t Of the ne,ormea Gambler.

J II GsEgN, th- reformed g,mbler has been arrested al Albany and brought on b New York ani comsoitteI 10 awaint fartlrr hearing, on the chargs of onttiniag ,n lsIs, goods and money to the salae of Si6S, unaer fasa~ pr-'euces, from $. W SFAuLDrNo. The Mirror. says;
 Green hecans acquainted vita Spanking and represented that he had beea sppojut-i secret UuitrI States Marshal, employed by the govern nent for tse purpose ef derctng couu;cffeiters ia ihe manufacture of bank oiis aua coin spa sea doeGm-nt ss his er~Isniid, an.ss which he aeIei H. offered io make the other of hts deputies al de pcheying iIs story. csnsraiei; he to b~ paid so per tloath 1t was daring rhis peri6I thut tHe goods and money were ohlained. S.nai8j0F. after ti,ne. saspec,sd Ina, ail mos right snj wrote 10 Mir. GIfasi. Solicitor te tie Secret " Department. to know if whst Green rrprese ated was trn and was informed taai hr had previously rHprrsrpird lkpt he eond m very serviceab'e to the gogerajnsut u Inc detection cf eounterf-ttprs of cola, sHI hai beea recommended to the different United Sties bste ct AttOrnrys. for the detection o gatifv parties. bat it discovered that he w,ss humaagIlug tb- g1vrrHmsHt; hat what be had r-prcsent-d iiise, and he therefore GtsaiisseI On his arrest the aasiser took [ ea his person bad hill Tor S5 a the Phiilr,phls B.nk S2l oa th- Nortben B,nk of Kentucky likewise t~o cancelled S5Ji Treasury notes.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
su0erinx nt san f.ynnciSea.

A retufned gold seeker informs the editor sf the Boston Traveller of lhe ssdsring. misery and death in San Francisco. He says tue ns~spspsss thsIe d5 not Teccfd. all inc deaths.
 He wss told bY the superintendent; of bariais ol that town that from sixty 10 seventy died weekly and ihat from six 10 eight weFc cay basied al the expense eG ne city. they having no friends care for ihen while sick. or 10 bury ihem when dead. ,- Many pesson have eosne dowa itoso the mines sn- feebisd, without money. hients or home. Thsy wander sbost the town. and often sastaia lie hy digging clans and rausrss apon the seashose sud by fishing. hnaing lodging at night PeshaPs tn he tent of Irsssd; ifbo,. la the olssI street.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05

FosNsTrcS or DEw .---Oas ronn'Tyman D. Weh' of Saain Carolina. the first man 10 eSpsan the beau,ilnl theory of ihs formation of dew
 It is like the collection uf yspor en pitcher oi cold ws,pr on a hot aay; or the breath on wiado~ glass in hot room in cold weather. The diffusion heat is npon The principle of what may be termed .'gve and lake '"
 The ln,inan body is s"DSing of beat as truly a' \ coal fire; and living plant as truly as eith~F, oui m a lesser drggee II ie plant ree~lse heat from another body eepal to ihai throws of, II na.htatis Il. warmth; cloHds even rriIeci bsck heat; henee there is TO dew n cloudy nights. AbSencs Of dew lhafrie ssd 10 prevent storm. r only indIes'es the presence oi coaas Bi fl the heat oi plants is sent into space. II is whsn tte say Is eieat thet hecogse cooled and dew gathers oR tssm. Dew never gathers the bodies oi m in or aaiinas, and |; is noi strictly correct 10 ssy that dew s inhaled. What we inhaie oi damp evehlhs, is wstrIed III The shape of yapor, dew is Water in the shape ol vapor.
 The Jew drops .he petal of the kly or the rose is ihe tear oi Iaaiisa innocence weeping m uars- 9ai,ed bye.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
E.aniY Ni,h ihe Gr1ets

Tn the History of Aae!ent Ari, Wince,nsn thus speabs of lne estimate pai on many bsAaty by the ancient ttgreSs:
 .Siucr, therefore, beauty was thus desired and pr.sed hy the GrseAs. Hottlug WAS concealed which couia eaAsace it Every t'saatiiui person sought 70 bceon,s knaWB to the whole nation by this sn- ios rnsnt and especially 10 please tae artists, be- they cr6feed tAe prize oi b. aly and for Ibs very r~aspn, they hal aa opportunity oi seeing beauty daily; B~auty was an ~Xcet,cncs whlch lcd to f,le; lar wo fad that the Greek hislores make meatioB of tnos- who were distinguished for it.-- Some prrsDas were eVeh ch htrscieTGsl by pAr;ica- l1r latne b5frowel from sone beau;.lui pofIipn of ths bnd '; thus, Demelfius Poiagcetss was named lrosa tae Lcauty O. hs eyraas, c'3T4s1te 9asF5s, that is ,o say, on whoss Ids tie 6facrs dSst. lt appears tBi-si, go have 5'su Bsisl, tnatthe pr9- by t!te distribution oi przts for beauty there iE ressou 10 tufrr from the coHtesIs ol beauty which were Instituted jn the rcsnoiesi ages by LyPselns. Elug of Arcadia in tae iinesoi ae HeEac.idR on tlr a49As ol the usef Npheus iA Las; aal sso reIn the i4e that, at tie sligai of inc Pnilesian Apollo prize for the most exqllste kiss was eon- fsrred oH tue yoathtai. lis a>sil ameat sabrct the GeCi-ion ef u .gr. pfoeahiy also the ease at Aagars tHe toiub ot Dlories. At Sparta. naa at i-esbes ia inc teiopie oi juas, and anosg tie ctiztns oi P4fr-sasis sh- wSDsn ogea.si for tle pTtzs ol beauty. 1ae rsgari for ,hts caaity was SO geaersl and So strong that. as Op2iaB ds- e,arrs, lite S,lrtaA piacel ia laeir sl~rF,iB roashS aa X Apoio or Bseeas Aereas. or Narcis- sus, os iiyae.thns or Castor and Puilax, ia eraer ,b4t they migt bear baalital children. Ii II Is tfaz. what Dion Ehrysostosn asssFls ot his own time, md that pf fraJIp that aaaHty branies had ceased to bs ai oblect of regard, that people no longer kRew huw to pgiIs theta aleH tais very dis regard may b. eonsii-fei eaase of ihs decine of art al that lime"
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surveys, Routes between the Mississippi
 yaley and the Pacific.

mAnong the papers laid before Congress by The President few says siare we fad leii-r from
 1E Secretary CrSwGos.i. Nss iRpaxlsn~ni. July II, is43, 10 Col Aoett. ot the Jopoxraphieai Engineef Corps. instFuetins him relative to he appropriation of S5a 0O0 fof surveys of ih@ best course for wagon rnai or railway to ihe P4eidc. Somewhere on the Ii MssiSsiapi, between Si. Louis aud NAtchsz IS sag- geste being fi, stAfting poi and Il has oe- cared to the War Department thai practical route would he found, commencing at or near Vicksbnrg and Faanag a westerly eoaTS---and. after crossing the Red River. following on he plains, neary as th@ nstare oi the county will admit, the South or right bank of the river mp it's sources through inc pass al Mount Guadaupe; thence following inc valley Of the -PueIco m Sonhsfy directtoa. and crossing that river. The Rio GrAnde can be reached a' O. nPar Ei Paso through pass in The Guadalupe Mountains" Of {" though passes North or South of .aonnt de Cablos." Another Iogie IS suggested, besinnir the survey opposite Memphis or Cairo. cr al St. Louis, pToe-edIng towards he valley of the Arkansas River. thence up to tic confluence of Inc Canadian Rivers. and to fhe Rio .Grasde. The sur veys West oi The Rio c an,e gre io be confined to space between that valley and the Sierra de los Mlmbros, with 6 view Of finding pass through n Mfr ciaxiord s of opinion tha' the survsy nox m progress from Fart ii al in tte Salt Lake, which is finally a be completed from St Joseph's Spring 10 Saua fe ',wili be ap iInportan; aaNitiary in drci ding on the rnuir To California, whether by ihe val ley Of the GilA or the just diverted to-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
The FirS, Ens.
BY MISS N. J. E. KNOX.

"Nsy, ask me not--how could bring
 By lips to rest on msuhoa4s broS, A inaiien may bot lightly fliag
 Her tiuil uatare 0f -snd thoa, Cares as thou art wont tg he, W hat were kiss of mine 10 lhcel "And thou would'si thinS that had press 'd Another chees ss soon as thine, Shou.a allow my lips l. rest
 Even liz t!y as ou haiowei shrine The trembiiag lips of dego;es} On thiue. as pledge of love 10 thee" But ih-B some words Of gentle sound
 Were whispered 10 the msi3sn's heart; She could not bear his love 10 wound --
 ihs hour had come when they must part; Aud she was young and fond and true; What aid the geatio mai@en dol The speli is broken she has laid
 He trembling lips against his cheek; On hers there is deeper sisds
 or erinisoH but she joes not speak; Her voice is hushed--her voice is siil.--- lis given. half without her will.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05

sEKs -ii has xr,.esay bs-a thought hy farmers inst the rip~si saa posatoes the best Tor seed, Bui lar Dv obs.Tssison goes, cora gain esea soea s,er It ,s ont es :ss og and bat par tizy gisEsd, will vsge'sie and e"sns hp sbost tso days eares than thai whieh is tsiY Iigss~d ia the held; sud the n0si erfises fiias fer the gowinE ps is Nhils Ii lies boIied in the earth. the soob~s !, i. a the less dsbgeT in ease of slosias and sst weather.
 Potatoes. 10 raise seed. should b. psessed Afe In ,hs season, tnsi tAeu gsoxih may bs checked by the f,osi bciors thsy tipe; the unFpe potatoes viii produce esrbsI more sbaadaGt crop than those fully iipsaed
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
The Fnrmer--A ReautlfuI picinre.

The man who stsnds his own soil. who feels that by tue laws of the land in which he lives by the laws of civiliked natious-he Is rghfui and sx- elusive owner of tac IaHd which he ugs is by the consultation of nature. under wholesome in- fueace, uot easily in5ibed from any other source. He feels other things being eqnat-more strongly thaa anether--the character of man as the lord of the insnimate world Of this great and wonderful sphere, which, fs-hOued by the hand Of God, and lpheid by his power, rolling through the tf-a- veHs, ati Is his--his from the centre to the sky. IL is the spacs which the generation before him moved a it's roGu8 of dulies; and he feels himself connected by visible l1k wi.h those tlal preceded hiH. he IS also to those wdo wi.i follow hun and
 To whom Ice will transmit a home. Perhaps his farm has come down 10 him from his fathrrs.- They have gone la 10 ipir lust home; he trsce their footsteps over lae scenes of his daily labor. The ro6f wHich shelters hiiu reared by taose to whogl Ee owes bis being Some Interesting dofnes- tc tradition is connected with eve,v enclosure - Inc iayofte irau tree was planted 5y his father baud. He spor'ed ia his boy hood beside the brook winch si winds through the meaiow rhrangi
 that field lies tne way 10 the village school of ear Hest days. iie stH hears from his window the voice of the Atbbaih bell wllteh called his fore fathers to the hoasr of q od aud hand l. the spot where his parents hy down 10 rest and where, when his tune Is com, he siiai he laid by his ch- Greg. ill-se ths feelings Of the owners of the soil Words c8Daot paint thein gold cannot buy
 Heal; they how ot ol ii.c orstest foGnians Of tire ueari; thev tae lie spring of fresh, healthy, and generous nat.ona! character.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
Prnssla the Nert scsne or nceo,ntlon,

The ~ ofA 0 nlaercitj ass very ,atr,esf- ing letter from is eoire p5ndeai d Btla, n egifd i1 viieh ita says
 "Tl ~r are no' mach deceived. Prussia wil be rho theatre of The nsxl fey,ig'in9sry movement tH Europe; and wtsn it c0 nes Y wil sca5c-y be less than su earthquake Tie iupIieiiy aud u''er is,ih- lesshes' at The k'HE are raPdy anl safs!y aheHa'- Ing from alh ard ms soyeramsn ,ile heafis of the people; suppianiins jhe autieat GesnAo royalty a;pI et-etion w,th spit,i ol mingled sxasPefaioa snd d'ssad. recent measnse, adopted aad pfomui- gated bFXlf fS-rie William since the commeaceneDi Of 'hs year,as gvtn deep alarm aat disP'sasHrr 10 al tnt he pariissus ot inc eaetog. an! has aFo Sa he Chahaets especially Inc SsCond, N iiisa ls h~ pop4l4r boty into position of direct aaias soa:sB
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
rY-. Boh. wh.r. !. inc s.aie of Msl,imcnv '. Ut

I-"B where is 'se s,a,e of Mssriuncny '" .it s ens ci ibs Un,ted States. il's bounded by hug g,ng sHd kissing s'se. aIsd efars aad babies ihs a'n~r. its ebIst products are population. bIcom-tiek-. and staying oui Ia1e Q nigbi IL was discovered by A,tssn asd Eve, sbIie trying 10 ini a nef.h-west passage ept of P1raaiss. The climate is sal,Iy tli yOn pass he tropics sl hoaseksepsng. when sqaaiiy weather eomRoaiy sets is w8sb saai. eeai power 10 keep ali hands cool cnesssbess. For the priacips roads iesatog 10 this iaesssiipg slate. eessct the hfs, pail oa blue eyes yoa run sgsins..
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
To Cure a s,ianh u.r.0

'aSe one gaoa Of arias. .o3 ,,, ,l.., 4, ha"a'a' of Iaak toaacso; bal da,a s"@'' "eu a''i '"o oaac@s Of on of .n,ke ,,. a, V" o' a'''rt' tSa seooofas oI sp,r.,s,ara.;' ."I Spoonia's of hoa-y. Pau il into ',,, @ai s'I cork II ugat for Use '"'" Jag' aud at'ef'' q As9s'el Rab tho s,ia. .,.o.. ~''a 'h7 'nix'ate hi5eea or twenty ni'u cry !, thoroughly with red hot fire s,asl ',''. ss es me morse forth and back one hastr.d y,rt.
 nspsa' iae aeove isO or three times and n: ,s
 VIII os snsessd.-Amsviesa .fricuaar,s, cur
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
SHEREFFS, BLANKS.

Blank forms for the Census and AssessIuent. for safe at the Banner office, at sl 8 per gnire. Also, all other blanks used by Clerks, Sasrifs, las tces, &c., gotten up in superior style, and legal forms, constantly or hand Orders from any part of the State csa be filled wi.hoat deiay-ihs blanks will be sent by mail at our expense.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
Early Rising.

Happy the man who is early riser. Every raiag day comes 10 nj q with virgins love, fuli of bloom. and parity. and frrshasss- The youth of nstare IS eoaiagcOas, ike ihs g.adness of happy child. doubt Ifsay maa De called cold, i" 90 longss he Is early riser and early walker And ob, yeaGh--tske my word for ityoath in dressing cOwa aad clippers, dwIaeiing over bTeaAfas, st noon, is very decFepid, ghastly image of that yos,a which sees Inc blush Inc mountains and the dsws sparkle upon bIosseming hedgeroEs.
 IBairsy.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
 NOTICE.

There will be a meeting. a, the City Ha on Tues day. the 5ih day of March next al o'clock r. NJ for the purpose of taking nto consideration the prOpriety of organizing company ot emgrant3 10 20 the oYcrbsni trip to Caiforbia. oa pack mules All those who feel interested, are i.yiled b attend
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05

4 Clss7s--Ths Times and Republic published in New York has changed hands it has hitherto been th- orgaa of the Hnnkefs u Tamaiauy Hai', aad started for tss purpose ef breaking down the Globe, the orgau of the Baraharners. it-wiR, anter Inc new management advoeile lac claims ef lienry Clay the whig eAuaiea,s for tae PTesi- aeaey al the next election.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING !.

Adssrssssmenst wiii ke ta1xsss4 at tts sesa Faass sf sle sssns pNpssasA dds osgy~sAut E. @ s4sara fer the afs lassrsisn. una &tly e~nss sqaaFe fer ~seA addisanai pnAlraaIom. \ lsb~esl etscsnatwsii he made ls lhsss whs advsfttsa hy tas yeGs.
 Er PoeEmasssTs arc sasshast1adss setes aaeNts. and viii F~aui0 10 pef esat of pdt Assuey received and tsaonisasi to fer papefs sad aaseF,tsamsnsn
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05

ET 40 edsses eai west who recss,ly elected 10 ,hs Indiana Legisiaiase from wssse seai'iy sss co eistsd sf ks< s8ees@s thss he esaxh himseH hy sse ssss of hS tfomsess and sfsd 10 sald his<f eat .sss's tsassA Il is sdasA ta posiseript. shsi se soala hase seeessplished she fea, Y hs hsd pes ss 20 to spss a his hands.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05

Prn-res --Ftiy yeaSs ago the population Of the United Sfsss wss Ese n,iliess: esanoi be isas than swenty-tse sls.en.. Thea inc revenues iiafe imports sad tonnage were seven niilions; no. thsy are ever tsepiy-eighs.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
LITTLE ROCK
Agency for tht Arkansas Banner.

R. MoKRfs & Co, General Newspaper Agents J.ckson Mississippi. sre duly authorized 10 aci as agents for the " .9raaasas BaaHer."
 l. j. SHIRLEY, Esq. No. a6 Camp Street New OrISan, is our exclusive Ageht to procure and col l,et names for advertising. &e, iu that city.
 
 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
 Little Rock January, 1850. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 the Clerks Of ,he several counties n th's State. that the Ar kansas Banner, newspaper published by Lambert A Whi,eipv in he city of Little Rock, Puiaski coanty, has been selected for the pnbiicaiinn of all notices o esrsys foi the year rs59 required by lsU 10 be published; sud ths, the uficc seEeed upon Is ityfy one csrts for each estIay.
 DAVID B. GREER. January l. 1850. Sscreta,y ej Stats.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
Lion taaeen Es..4sa-

The folly of playing all of strange rranks wi,h lions and tigers has just been illustrated st Chatham, where young woman, Ellen Bright, ae- caslomed to enter Of the drns of WombeH's traveling menagerie, and there exhibit, to audi
 encs gaping with astoHishtnent. hrf tricks with a hon aud tiger coHfiasd together, has met with a stocking death. Oa entering ihe den tor he pnr- pose 0! going through the usud' iertoynanc-s with
 he ioa, she struck the tigrr with small whip, when the animal growled; then alter completing a part of the performance, sh' struck the beast again. when. rearing uP, ', setzrd her by the tWoit, and inticted frighiiu iniaries with ils huge lang keeper immediately rushed 10 her assistance, and by striking ihe ahi,nai violent blow on tie with an iron bar, succeeded m releasing her, bui lie was nss srly extinct. She ,tnms'ita'eiy si
 tended by military surgeon wlla was pres"hi, but died III ies minutes, owing to No0nds n the neek and chin. and also ,o Inc shock which her system had taceved ira'D excessive fright. The Cofoners Jury testified Their dislike of t.a pfacc- Of allow tug prfsovs to prtetm n deH occupied hy Wll1 bsaSs. fhns peF,shrd !" the Lion QlseD,' vic tim 10 one ef he remnants ot bsroar,Tn. which se- c~iy retains ioi is safnHsetnens-pefrapsa also aaard. iag lesson ,o ell invested win '' . iii'is btiei su'horiiy," Queens and imperiai Gears included, how dangerous |; is 10 nse the wh!n wanioniy, aud for tn-f- so~ Of power. Ha"eAss'r EEam.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
Donation Lands.

For sale al this office. Lasts of ihe forfeited lands subject 10 donatda by the State to actual settlers at t75 cents per copy, or S6 per dozen. Postage 10 any part of the country, 7i5 ceuts.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05

aI- An office for the sate of German titles of honer, has been opened al Paris \ knightship may be had for S.09e francs. aeoantsa? for 20, ,0O and a mar 2aisate for 4o. .1}o.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05

IT. Advsrstiy exasperate- fools, deleets towards. draWs out toe faculties oi the wtse and ingenious, pn's ihe modest 10 ihe necessity et ny,es their skill. awes the epaleh', aud makes the Idie iadgs
 tgious
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0W0 WWus Na

Ofailklnds. taeh ss Steawscat BH.a si.ls LadiMe Pcsssss, Haa6bllis; Shsssl9, Jasslees, Haa Goees- elss Blanks: FaAsFsi and cotiisa tlckesa csFds. beek snd Psnphict PaatIag. executed ~ith seat Bsss aAd aispstch, st inodemte pFirss ses eaah.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05

.s Grss! Con1aereiai Fde.--,f Time is money said debtor 10 bis creditor, 'and therefore. n ycs will give time. i, is just The same taiag ss ii gave you monAv'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05

gy- The trjAo5ssip oi some people is like our shadow. keeping eloss whie we walk ia the san. shlos. sat dssef;ins Us 'hs Esoasat ws enter the sasde
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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, !
Type for saLe.

4 large and complete iont or long primer type nearly good as new, for sale very low. Apply a: the Arkansas Banner office.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-05
THE ARKANSAS BANNER
 IS PUBLIsuED EVERY TUESDAY. LAMBERT A. wHIFELET, PuslfsAeF'

TERMS:
 for szs copy, one yenr, 2. .'.''., oo o rs, tlges copies. one year, to one address,, % For fee copies. one year, to one address, II DO 0o Fo, m ten copies, one year, to one address,, go % fr The name of no person will ee entered upon ogr b6oks unless payment be made tH adegRes, or .ssnr,ed bv some responsible person in this city IF Distant snbscriOefs may forward us money by lsIsr at oar expense and al our risk, provided the astmAsters receipt b. taken aud preserved TOT our fs,,.1ian IF No deria,ion from the above terms.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-07-18
III. w. TRACY g. CO.


"AFE the pleasure Of announcing to the eiti
Il IL gems of St. Paul and vicinity, that they are
in receipt of well selected stock of Dry Goods.
Groceries and Liquors, which they viii cell cheap
for cash. Their assortment consists in part 9
the following articles: .svsr- s rs,,aos,,.-s
50 pieces assorted cacoes, fancy ~, .r
10 do mourning do ...t
20 do Merrin.ack prints, best quality
tweed and Kentucky jeans saA
sutinets, grey, blue and mixed
alpaccas. ginghams, cambria. apron check
81 blue drills, shirting stripe, ticking, hannels
pongee handkerchiefs, suspenders. ladies
Stoves, and mitts, ladies' side and tuck combs
fancy shawls,i lace, etc. setsfa ~u ssa.E.
Also. 4 good assortment Of domestics. all pri-
ses. In addition 10 the above, we have good
assortment Of Lawns for sale cheap, as the season
10 advancing.
GROCERIES. .t-
Sugar, coffee, candles. mould and sperm. to.
bacco, tea. cinnamon. soap, nutmegs and cloves
nails; N. .. and sugar house molasses. rice. dr q
apples INA ckerel saleratus. starch pipes matches
assorted candies herring, olive oil. Pressed tum.
blers Stoughton bitters, peppermint. catsup. pc
per sauce. etc. Assorted shot, powder, playing
cards.
LIQUORS
Port Wine a superior article for family use
American brandy. Cognac do, a first rate article
Sherry wine. reciihed whisksy and gin.
WOODEN WARE.
Painted tubs and buckets, washboards, cl0the.
pins and other notions. ~
All for sale cheap Give US call. No trouble
to show goods. Next door below the Pos, Office
Aug 2 l5tf II. w. TRACY, & co.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-07-18

GREAT BARGAINS!

TIME undersigned is duly authorized by Sam
n uel Leech to sell and convey by general
wurrantee deeds, the following described real
estate IN the Immediate vicinity of ST. Paul, to
Wit The Southwest one-fourth Of the Southeast
quarter and the East half of the Southwest
quarter Of Section No. 1. Also, Lot No. /, of
Section No. IL, all in Township Nc. %, north Of
Range No. % west. Also, Lot No. 5, of Section
No. g, and Lot No. of Section No. Z, in Town
ship No. %, north Of Range No. % west
The above lauds join lie Town Plat Of t.
Paul, one hundred and twenty acres Of which
are rich Prairie and Fifty of iimbered land, fronting
on the river. Also, 1hirty-two Lots in Leech's
Addition to St Paul, and forty acres laid off ad-
joining the same into out lots, Of one, two, three,
f ur, and eight acres. Also, House and Lot on
Bench-street. III Rice and irvine's Addition, near
the residence of Mr.. Irvine.
The above Lands and Lots will be sold on lib
eral terms, and persons wishing TO purchase can
see Pla,s of the same and be shown the grounds
by Richard Freeborn or the undersigned
b. w. LOTT
St. Paul, May 90, 1850. 6m.