davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19
nAnITImE IKTELLIa n 9 n



Lsodss. st.ns, ssns,siil, bseot%sn. QasS,s.
Ctsrisstor, Buiiley.
B.rks Bi.es squali cOamsn Rio do Janoiro. o Pol
Brips-sIton. uarpsr Prince II Bschsr Gr.su.;
Emrns Nssmas Galveston; Adelina, Freeman, Jackson
s;,-Ismeat. Ei,cssll. Port .u pEnosw 4 osl.asa,
ssrf vi @nsisn Nc s5Ss rsm'as.s cor.aa, ao ,aa,
Eh Istenrsits b.lumors. Col harnsoa death Poilsds
& w.o e. s: Zee 3d. ieos s sa. AZ
i,s snr,,n baker, 90 ;,,,, p,r,..,,,,.
sleote-visiaBt wsliss frovideroe Ninrod. studreil
Arrived.
s Lee Get od sS' Dee, s i. r'1 IL. 81 W.T.. fs
,ss. = 8 i:s 2 e Fs,,ss S,., w% w;ss, q
ssf q y he r sSon a%s for sS Franz
IT, . s;:sf e ..ss S Ssys :.
EsnR Aunc irtn saoera Tor Chariestoa.
sbo lad 20 order bee AZ 20 ~, western I.anos IA sao
fore ara Zee MAJ =, Ss1s sS 90 a Sst, Ss 70.
Hyprh n,l-. hspes fer ssr rrsneiseo.
dss VIZ eoss. shssssy. soa ios~cod g. Roe. rS
:sr Rs'1S Ps' sn, .If' s. ss y, v-,
sohr Leia rteh. smith, New London tor Virgins.
sT IY ss, sTss' Abe ss' So.. sss'i
sohr Lady hdams, AiieH yrgina,7 bound 70 New
sehT Richard Law. ch,prs New Haven. bound 10 VII.
sthr VAR Flira Smith, 500 Hsveu bound to virSida
rcAr oil bias Eerkwtth, ses Haven, bound TO yrania.
Hoop ksdisnt, Barkef, Providence.
sailed.
ssamehips Nerh hmcrra tnew On an stpsrireni trp
Stuthert Dehnsoa Chareston Florida Lyon. savan-
rsh; ships Const.n,pe, bunting Lvsrr0op Norma, sli,
HAvApr tarls LNra Beruis Car1enna kodrrck nhu rls
Navy Bsy hsrht alien. Pare sarseute.. Lswelea,
rstsl,or, q MskH brs Ansos,urs Carey Bolivar. aud
o'hert
The steamer Crescent City Turner - Kingston and
ChAts cid rot fs yesterday oviuw defethawng tsn
astovsrcd 81 the boilers che Will p.obaby sn
Monday.
Lang. mot JudlinsI came IN command q IL.
steamship AHA
fU--Wf.a Al anvaet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19
Our baltimore Correspondcnee.

BALTIMORE, j an. 10, 1901.
Reduction of Penny Postage-SmaH SaLaries-Ne,0
York Fremew Erpeetsd-Deatt of CAPT. Wiley
baltimore Exports, &c.
Orders have been received at the Baltimore post
office for reduction in the charge of the carriers,
for the delivery of pspers, from two to cent for
letters, and from cent to half cent for papers.
This will be almost fatal to the business, they do
lot now make more than from sixs to seven
hundred dollars per year, and taking one-half from
this amount leaves but a small moiety. Under the
new postage law the clerks will also come in for
similar reduction, although their salaries now
scarcely exce.d these of the counter-hopper
The Americas Engine Company, No. q, of New
York, will receive a warm and cordial welcome
from The Waterman Fire Company, their visit
10 Baltimore early in March. They will fall into
good hands, whilst the whole department Of the
CITY will assist l welcoming and entertaining them.
Captain Joseph Wiley, one Of our most respected
citizens, and generally known to the military of
Philadelphia and New York, one OF our most
efficient v,luneer ofhcers, died yesterday morning,
from the let's Of an injury received about two
weeks since, when he was thrown out of his
buggy.
Inc foreign exports of Baltimore, during the
week ending on Thursday last, amounted in value,
10 $50 09J GO The amount of breadstuffs ex.
ported large, m king, in the aggregate, IL, 4D
barrels Of flour, COG barrels, and % tierces of
corn meal, and l51 bushels OF corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

THE NEw JERSEY STATE PRIsos. The report
Of the keeper Of The State pnson Of New Jersey
shows the institution 10 he In prosperous condi
ton, and source Of revenue to the state. Toe
whole expenditure from the year 1880 were sl3 81
81. while The profits realized for the work of he
convicts, amounted TO sls 927 ". The number Of
cobvicts at the close Of the year was 2l0, ninety
seven having been discharged The increase ia
the humber Of conviots has rendered the prison too
small for the further successful operation OF the
mechanical deparimsnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19
W.SBrNoTos. Jan. IL

WaSHINcTos Jan IL, l-Jl.
M Uiathrop's BrH-Ths TG,F Question "a the
S,.afs- F,snch SpotlaiIOns -CheaP Postage.
fdr Winthrop has introduced a tariff bill into
the Ssuste, to-day. The constitution eDjoins that
a. bile for raising revenue shall originate the
Hcufe; but Mr. Wmthrog's bill Is not for raising
revenue-but SIMPLY to change the mode OF az.
s,ssine Il He spia al,d thar his time was
fain in tie Seraie, aud that he must, therefore,
make the most 81 u.
lie wants - the country, and the wants Of the
ffsssury, required . thorough and substantial
change 81 the tariff - l-l6. What We wanted
were SPECIFIC duues. discriminating dunes, and
bone VALUATIONS. The an UutWtm system was
f0li ~ ffou0r islse Inv T., false swearing. aud
Ghsfs ~ Nalustons ~ .4efent pots--prscucaly,
NYoiHnUu - the Cnusu atom. The present system
a. valuation. la auulhrr view, was Operating 10
rsst The hutr ~ b. Eas lndia trade into the pos
session ~ ibs Biurh Vtss~ls The export duty,
hf .thtTthun Engli-h sbil q, from Calcutta, he ~
soutrs, YES ne bddilin 10 he COst Of the goo u;
SUI tsIls difference War saved by shipping 10 En-
gtsh Yttrets ~ LVtftDYl ana thence 10 the United
%is'er 10 American rbtps home valuation 1pon
stits vth pfuIff dtscrtmtnstion 10 favor ~ d.
TT va fofiaigops ~ # tucen ships, would give
a. toe BENEFIT - ~ fHge. Lssi India carrying trade
~ = MtbUpuiIed bf great Britain.
Tht presFb' ulrdt T practice ~ gpprasing for Ign
n. Itus ~ss sbOty imperfect The whole opera
liIE ~ b. act - $50 o., 10 rutuOus oKtsu. 1T
4fs otcfsttun - lie alpfaisers-in TOO many IN
&tFrrts nee my tsut, II not dishonest men Mr..
ia HfUis biii, Therefore, proposes. HId hts j. "a
MtD,Idsucr wuh q recommendation a. Mr. X J.
NNhef, that ibsfe shfl be three spprtssrs al
ttfNt, ,otptd hy sfu vi b The advice aud con
hsf oi ~ S+uste. who's duty i shall be- % supcr.
tnt and tHuls the Hppt4tsemen 81 goods
at.fNt Ebeut We tntttd States, 70 some uuhOm
elst eld ~ Valuation Al he different ports. Nj
- n'Ntor n'ti propJses home valuations and dis-
sfff u3.itu oufrs
Nb.tl. = done ! thr question. What can
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

tHs "hts- Sfeab s#sE ##atMu# t.t AZ I'm "cfter.
pm tatty. sws feI. tra 81 b.. : ". Z tAaor
les'. y Ne H. sasat Esf &c. T. Neiset r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

~Nw UHiNnrs. Jan 10
triveQ-ShipB p ~ aries and Galena MORA Revenue
Bcttth bsrk swan, do.
FHoymsroA, Jan ie
Citsrcd-Brig wiidos Wsiktr. Mstaatan
taha-hsfh grit'n, hrAlAohisola, 6otf Elizabeth Am
y l. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19
Our Philadelphia Correspondence

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1850.
Gathering of Elderly eopie-Steanships-No
Ar71rai Of the Atlantic, &c.
On Thursday last, collection of the oldest in
habtants occurred in Southwark, on the occasion
of a small entertainment given to celebrate the
birth day of Mr.. Jacob Schwartz, who became l0l
years OF age. The ages of the guests ranged from
80 to so, except two who were A and AZ. The
presented an aggregate of ], l55, making the ave-
rage 6s. The centenarian was burnt out at the
great fire in July last. Though in his dotage, he
is, in other respects, hale and hearty.
MIR Richard Constable, gunsmith, of this city,
fell suddenly, last evening, ia Second street, with
an apoplec,ic tit. and died almost instantly.
On Thursday, a fine iron side wheel steamer,
built at Wilmington, Del, for the Oronoko Navi-
cation Company left for your city, 10 load for Tri-
Iidad. whittier she is bound for the first voyage
She Is called the Victoria, and Is about $50 feet
long.
A steamship, called the Quick Step, built In
KenslngtoD, Tor George w. Aspnwall, Esq, and
| oesuned for California, has nearly completed her
titung out, and will START for your city, TO load,
about the ist OF February Her engines were
| be commanded by Capt j. Hodgdon. cousort
| steamship, 10 be styled the Racer, for the same
owner and destination, Is also receiving her ma.
chin.ry, al the same establishment. and will o.
| completed about the LIST OF March. They are pro-
peliers, of about $50 tons each
Mr. Rankin, the tea dealer, Of thus city, is among
the passeD known 10 be on board the Atlantic.
| Her non ARRIVAL causing much anxiety among
| the friends OF Capt. West and the passengers
| The police have made several arrests OF eoun-
| terf-Iters and captured about IS, 900 Of spurious
money, mainly upon the Harrisburg and PoHsyille
| banks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

On Wednesday January j, at Woodbridge, N. j., by
the Rev Owen Mr. WILLIAM L. BURkE. Of Charles
ton. c. to Miss MARGARET ApEIIA, daughter OF John
Valentine, Esq, Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

FOtetEu NANAims
Letter Bars for cha san JuAp, Panama
ftltcftks, lima Fan Francisco stesmsr GrSelnt
CIV, WI tl,tF e. the EEchanre EetdtrR Rom "a
ertGFeb hontny z0tb inst. bali 10sloat fasss
Val vN " fet FNrreu ~
Ecstagu - San Ffnnciacc. 2, cents
lcttef btgA - sfesurf Pacas Tor liverpool ui close
DO Itsnft PndDs Room t6i Exobaagtl Wednesday, Jar
~ A. the utuhl hour.
~ esrlG.
TIE letter Rags also Kenyons ~ wall street
uesnld Marine Correspondence.
Pu4tAuRIt4ss. Jaa lP-a pN
Citaftd-prie Cen worth Ratrhf. rernanHusns rchss
orHly hdsmn Portland ktugh sud Rrldy kitchener
por detn HUlk Jthnor Ia Aatrd, EEubba. M Srk
tltkfasr kehnebee, Seymour do.
eitsceiIsreuut.
STFkMf n LrERThroN from phiisdelph!s frf j4RuNvra
va e. hminFtcn Del 7th, rspstrns rigg ~ pump
epr Jscor pFREta--About 90 NOE bales hem o. the
fhfkr g btp Jacob pUffins. have
CNttlAm ~ purchasers Of the wreok0d ~
thought = goUd deal more viii Be
snr osstrr from kOrcsus for Bottom va got N shofs
ftshea Bills 1huftdsy and to~ed 20
Where sle lard cafe anohor fr8ry ubintus The ehip
4 but nftle ftrs'ned and has arsa reported
On viii ketp her free slhoush he has tona
stone tssst The held ano has empty casks her
BtHE oEyx Harding A. xonteyideo hspoe fr San Fran.
ccn, sfer touching AZ Rio Isnsro had proceeded
vtyase 70 the lat ~ 81 10 Ion ~ W. and having
mvch fempestuuus westher in that vnity sprang lea
naknf 90 time 100 STROKES hour. whieh ths
assistance Of the passengers sscessry 70 keep her aaos To.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

nR. ho2hu suN n CONSULTED CoNFIDkNrIALLY
- On certain dsssses, vaoh he without msrcrrr.
Recent shc,uons ha removes in lev lava praatlse Of
thirty ycafs enables him TO cure debility, az
h'quen upon sef sbuse. No lee I'll Los
don diploma " ha rrfvsts aHfce 1rfk FULTON stresA
H.. WAkRkE "a CONFiDENTTaLLY CossH LED
- On Vrom practice q - ysafs three 81 whioh
were m hospts ~ IL enssisd
ccrJ Win sBs execution Or "a the only qualified per-
son adFsrtsing % cnte certain diseases In this city
bis diploma IN bis Office. No. Not srset.
hEw MEDICAL BUDkS-A CusPIlrE PRACTICAL
Won on the nature hn4 treatment 81 deioAte asesse
tud all the kludrsd Observation-Disclosures arvat num-
her q hesatf ny oeiorrc pFtes large az lite Nv Homer
Bestvief, D. lecturer surrery and Diseases ~ the
seove nhne0 nature " large % psres. secont
sdion 9Iic SO hsrset frota che Boston Meai,al
Sutgisa Journal u may be said feariess be saasl TO
kecord aetne works the anilS ~ diseases and
Tar Superior anything a. the puksne In ais
country Author Of THE amily Physician price twen-
y oenss Author q work on 'sef absse and ~
reraile defecte &c. e. sixth edition fsnrt~e. plates
Trte 81 Fer salt ~ ~ phtishsrs. STRINGLRh TOWN
SEND. az bru@tssN So ~ .ts sWtAsr. ~ arueawsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

T91 NV Y0Rx AID IIv1RPOOL UNIFIED STATES
nM ccssnsaZZIns seaIo senpEislng shs hns ass ~
sias cagtais Nys Adrisds. os1Saia 0fsfSsa. Xrsts.
fHsss sAps having bees ..iit y sssssss szyssy -
gevsrnnsnt ssc evyxy care nas been taken II hsR
sDssl and their esr DassssscsS ~ NJ
auAllsA for elegance comfort
Price passage from New York 70 ysrpssI am; sssu
vs Of extra siss state rooms ESQ., from 1vsspeo
An sxpsrienesd surgeon Will Be sttasAs4 " sssA sAip
Ne bsrths secured until paid for.
owners these ships yin act b sssesntasls ssA
silver sulon ;psss swsisy PfssSus sso.ss q nss:la
thereof therein exprsssed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

ibes all nrst ciae ~eU bulls bhpu provioei
Tfh ali isie sftfcles fpE ~
~ pseseIgers andconmsnaea ~ sspersnee
trade. The priced ~ pessaae tUu without sines o,
naueru Goods So y hs subserterf wii be ferwsrass
tre@ frcAe any eharees hpt thea artna ~ Incurred
BeFDs HINCkGr. Agents. Isl Pearl ssrssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19
u ais AND LOhDoN qkraratNF or pslyarp

dsessesp a. h0urs b. sxtgUtt l.o AppioAtio1 rth-
90 rata ~ dehtg treusht e. ta,rf per bAhts sae
g. sututcnRl ale tors. uftfa q Al
ruedy sna zen rh"w HrY the~e an.
20 aeturea wthout o. havs asttt
lRv ron ne ether Oh sictNns fu al
men Hufe have trhtrac tts 90 eara sthnus "a
"h't .rs vsv esuea w ruir not 1ptlnr ~
,son aWouFn W atreuA, h tefe ard M Nunfrr4e ~
etrtl sites shnw that nHua equal a. Wee Or
g. - a. tFAgm You expelled IN : Zee
hours ~ ernNt wtd der Tho Other rhvh. irnns oys-
syta Vth"u cement BODY cavsrer ton cured
~ sher ire t"hn krt trp H. patio over $50 IN
Hre ~ "a eufed - dsbts, II n Ell abuse without bsne
~ to ehFec . ~ lrai AID general newt short
tint ia skl bury. rr~f ~ letter Caea hours
- = =. y tr2P ", sra .agp y. pR LfnxONT.
- Rnst #f~hrf r. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19
q. q. SUTTON 4 CO.. "a Wall street, or
JOHN OGDEN. Ii6 Wall street.
m EDlCAL.

DR. RALPH's PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE ON
~ certain diseases in which the best and convenient
at state IN the plsinest possible
also contains the information Of years experienced
both hospital aud prsctics and made spouia
ly va usb thoe who have fallen into impropsr nands
More tut these Who have Rad peculiar Of
judging. IAN possibly imagine varied
ces o. ofeeption which exist rhe sshject
ing both IN mind and body they entail sosiety
faet for instance that this
from month ~ MONTH nnoured ~ those complaints
many whom indeed have passed into those Oh
no M define Ia the world alone Now in this
dis ell aud only this. rational
ard certain q aiso faithfully clearly
pointed with recpes Tor the needles. 9th gd
32 ID With illustrstiye plates Price ST. May be had Of The
author No ~ Greenwich street. BY post msed free
Alre Of most booksellers and 81 tho publisher No IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

nR DE- LnNEY's FRkNCn STANDARD kEaEDlEs
tporey veg tablet for tao Immediate Of csrtsis
delicate diseases b. had IN de.s,ea
fern, at his office 81 car ose
who spi y the hrs stage a ausn dueases are Invariably
cursa IN OF. ~ t~ sJs and those ns from
sesh Minds q and small quaek Doctors win
so themselves world OF SUFFERING. and suffering. too
which sceoroipg the iauf u be eptaed
their iip.cent offspring The genuine Female Regulating
Pills and Drors, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

Xxx COOPER. II Dl skE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT
- ham AID william streets, has, for the ast fosrteer
yeas joyce most extehfve in
hs cen g re The o.t Of his dsea.e and
milo eases curea In two days srctuf
can the form q structure 10 two
weeha Centtntinnsl eelty brought ny secret habN
INDUCED in ny yourE THIS when ally in
duleed in etSets dysJepsis weakness q the limbs small
OF the back. -enfusith a the intellect aud syerson
soeety A cure warranted in every charge Ne
mercury used. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

{; i 4 4 & Z: ! I
:" !:; ,;;,;s; iSss e ~, g. street
SSIEfEs s0 Ta: Ann: Is:.'s
the ,' s 14, N e Y :s
K, J. s;
COMPANY and By as Nay DE-
S9asn *.
CLEANERS q the first q the msnsh viii touch q As.p ulso
q month vii sonsS 4 Acapulco Sas 3
The new .sssaship COLUMBIA viii ply regularly .ss.r
s in III rss s.s s.d port:
and Panama. and rstur0ins without. dsay
Iii -: : =
between Panama and San Franeisoo. ''-' '-'''-a''
q: in q. y
!. 1 81 MN
i:p S' in New Yor i as spare :ssnsr % m $50
viii Imp New .na
issvpt .peS p.oss win little dsssao.
hips th.ouxh liz and from New Orleans ana ports In
sss
Yc,k asas.p al SS Agents 1t that pl''s
to Ban Frapcsco reduced Chages
@ pr: sAs s:sss 81. e:
mept mails direct for Havana New 0eans and chagres
Freight taken to New orleans uual rates Specie only
ewery geld silver articles known
vauables specify the value Of the shipmsntn ther
s' Of as On & nj :. ss
specihsst0n For passage or freight apply sGson.ers
rive, street. corner Of = warren street.
EARE RBDUcED-THRoUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
steamers the Pacific The splendid se.mshp CHE 40
KIE, henry Windle. commander. will leave pier No.
r ss % s Is =
splendid steamship TO leave Panama about
feersTy % MI asT Psss.s spgy to 50 sou.h .,,..
EoR sAN FRANCISCO, DIREcT-DIsPATCH LINE
The and elegant clipper ship STAG HOUND, kloh
PARTICULAR attention requested this beautiful
vessel has been built With view excel In speed,
and TO the world the shsrpest ship built The
expectation is that she will perform the voyage within
eightyfve days. Shipper desiring freight should make
Immediate application quantity remains Is
SUTTON CO; a wan street, Or
JOHN OGDEN. Zig Wall street.
CORTLAND, OREGON TkRRiToRY.-THE SUPERIOR
receive freight passage having
superior accom- msdaonsfos sS board Or =
~ B. All goods consigned 10 friends 81 Portland win
eoeive particular attention
nLsPAT.H LINL-FoR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT-
II NV and tplendic ship ALERT, rapidly leading
cabin ssngers and ssi In about ten dsvs lana.
date application should be made.
y. n. sUrT0Ss 90. "a wall a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

Cisafsd-prie Cen worth Ratrhf Feruamaasns sohss
OrHly hdsmn Portland; Ntugh sud Re4dy Wtebener Ets
pot 5otn fot J,hntor and Tm aard, stuoba M yrk;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19

ID1ARD &. c6LLfEs, IS Wan street, y. =. q -
Drawn, SIMPLIFY co, Liverpool
L. DRAPER, u, 8 Boulevard. ksntmarsre, fAris
After the April nsxs the Of freight by tho
frem vsrpoo viii be rpAtsriAly ssdussA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-19
Geographic nay,ne wopSrt,

a. is-wlbd = sunres. NV.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-26
GOV. Alexander Ram.er.

The last American WING Review con-
taius an admirable portrait Of this gentle
man. by the way, some tr'fing feliew IS
doing his hest 10 abuse him through the cot
umns ofthe Jeffesonian. Where the Gov
ernor is known, such trash Is not read ;
where he is not known, the writer befrays
s,,ch unn1istakable marks Of rabidness, that
one instinctively locks round TO see it there
il not mad dog somewhere in the vicinity.
The writer seems To hate an honest man,
like Gov. e., much as such dog bates
water. The cause Of the present fit seems
20 have been, the sight OF an article copied
into tliis paper from one in Harrisburg, Pa,
which told how the s;d friends and neigh
Hofs OF Gov. Il. had complinented him with
a social dinner. We do not know when the
writer was BIT, or what bit the unfortunate
man, but from the signs, We think it most
likely to have been a mad .tree-toad.-[Ga-
lena Adv.
Although Governor Ramsey is Wing,
and we are a Democrat, unfinching and IN
compromising, justice requires US to say,
.shat a more faithful and less exeepiionalle
lWh;y officer, could not Gil the Office which
he holds; and such is his popularity in our
Territory, that nothing can l'c done here,
r,ore truly prejudicial TO our ultimate party
interests in Minnesota, than to abuse a
,Nvaig officer like Gov. Ramsey, and to adj
socate such Wing officers as c. X. Smith,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-26

The other day,a man with his family arrived
from Wisconsin, in Saint Paul. Within the first
week after his arrival, he bought three town lots
bought lumber, hauled it, built house on his lots,
plowed and planted them, aud moved into bis
new house, where he nowiis, with his wife and
little ones, all snug and cqky. That is '.hurrying
up the cakes
Last Saturday was wet, miserable, drizzling
day-mud like amortar-bed from one end of town
to the other; no boat nor sign Of boat--people
wonder, why' Evening stages from st. Anthony
come crawling down Bench street (fuIl of pas
sengers, always, when it is muddyD The Mis-
sissippi rose foot Saturday night getting its
back up again. Any news from Saint Anthony ;
Yes; here is the Express. Let US see. SackoI-
ogist is there-an old humbug in new town.
Look at the new advertisements. These furnish
an index Of what is stirring. First two-'Re-
gcus notices. this is dead-head printing
enough to print them CONTINUOUSLY; We never read
them, s'not il we can help it, Here is VIM.
Richardson's advertisement. William desires to
sell building stones, he does, in order that he may
be ssin town with pocket full Of rocks Next,
Assessor notice. 1--WE were assessed with
out notice; how Is that, Mr.. Assessor Reed y
University Regents notice to Builders. $50 that
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-26

Il
ATTEMPT By WIFE 10 Poison HEX
HusBAND.--A sailor named William VII
mot, left home, in Howard'sAplley, Brook
lyn, ON "Wednesday evening, f6r the pur-
pose of joining his ship, which was to sail
on the following morning, hut as she was
delayed, he unexpectedly returned home.
and found his wife surrounded by several
friends, male and female. The husband
soon afterwards directed: her to get some
liquor, with which to treat her frien,s, aud
0n its arrival he detected her putting & white
powder into his glass. This ne tried 20 get
hold Of, bur failed to do so; and the wife
being defeated ser upon him, with the as
sistaace Of scme Of her friends, and gaze
him severe beating The women ali 9le-
catnped, and tbs police being infnrn.si OF
the matter, gave chase, and succeedsd In
arresting Wilmot's wife, in company with
one Rehecca Howe, Of Wtter street, New
York, on their way to The Fulton Ferry
On searching Howe, powder was foa;.d
labelled ssOxalic aeid-poison-fro A. Is.
& D. Sands, Fulton street, New York. ~
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-26

A NOBLE HUs3AND.-There is an old
gentlemen in this city--a nice old gentlemen
with thousand n year. We do not say
this income is a salary: and ii folks wall M
derstand it so, we do not say he 10 q CLERK.
If folks will understand that he IL, we 10
not know to what department he belongs
not we.
But he is a nice old gentlemen. possessing
an agreeable appearance, pleasing manners,
a thousand year, anil pretty young wife.
Now, Is he not happy eid gentleman -
We will not answer tie question the rea-
der shall decide il for himself, after he has
read the story.
We saw this oil gentleman the other day
with Iifs-insnrance policy in his hanti, and
we took hold Of his hand and pressed Il
harder than usual.
'.I'bis is like You" we said. nEver kind
ever considerate--you love that little
wm..' FHag
ayes, indeed do"
Sand you will take cool care Of herr
eyes, viii, as long as she lives" ne
said. .H-F8sg er
As long as she lives I we repeated men
tally. What noble old fellow! lie de-
serves to have lovely young wife. Nhisv
she lives, she is SIRE to possess fair live
lihood, and he is thus providing support
for her after hs shall have passed away -
"What's the anoant 20 we asked aleusl.
"Fwo thousapd," he replied.
Two thousand is but one hundred md
twenty, ut six per ceDtun, we drought
That is scapty. We felt disappointed.
ssTwO thousand will be clever little sum
in such event." said he.
sit will be help" we replied; &c i, win
help"
"HeIp," quoih he. s'I, is much more
than had when | married my present " ife
Two thousand would then have been an in
ducemen,, but got along withou, it.
will be older and need it next time.'i
"What do you mean TO say You have
been getting your wife's life insured ~ we
exclaimed.
"But do. though" said be. 81 never
shall get such another, and couple Of tho,-
sand may be necessary to enable me 20 &C.
cure any at all. | know we'll the value az
a wife.-( WiIkesbarre fPa.) Repub.