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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-09-24

THE GRAEFFENB.:RG CONSUPTIVE BALM.
II is beyond all qucs'n tine thai the Con>nmp-
ton (phihlsio pullnonais) is A DURABLE DISEA>E.
Some of The ATTEST mc0cai wr,'eIs asstit itis !;
among whom we may cute the celebrated names OF
Lance, Andral, Cruvliier, Stokes AMI Williams
Thick U sea chcs, as well as the more recent ones
of Royce and ,udct, show that SO far fIorr put
monary tubcIcIe beng necessarily fa'al, II is
spontaneously cured by nature ~ a vast unm er Of
cases, even when large nicerS have been famed Gil
the iurgS.
The ulcers Tor ,ubcIcle.) up N The lungs, and 10
heal them permanently. Health will Inc" orc"
This the Gracft nberx C"nsumptlve, $ ~ III W"'r"'
,,d :, l., ,.i.--.I only remedy ever dr.
c1vtcd. 1t acts at oicc upon the tuherc les and
mvariabl. arrests their progress, and restores the
lungs ,uudncss. II will not of course rcpl 'cc
those psIiiouS Of the lungs alicr y Consumed, but
il will Teal what may be lett; leaving the ind'-
vidua in hea .th, though il may be with diminished
luugS.
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BosroN, September Is.

Steamer S. S. Lewis, arrived at 10
o'clock last night, and reached her wharf
at six o'clock this morning. She was re-
ceIvea by salute of thirty-onc guns at
East Boston, and also by the Revenue
Cutter.
The President, with distinguished gen.
tlemen passed down the harbor, on an ex-
cursion this morning, in the steamer S. S.
Lewis, accompanied by some open boats.
The Corporation Dinner took place at
the Reverie House, at s P. M. yesterday.
The President retired before the cloth
was removed. Webster not present.
Speeches were made by Sir Allan Nc
Nab, Francis Hicks and Col. Hall of the
British Army, and Gov. Slade. Lord
Elgin not arrived but expected this NOR
Ming
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-09-24
From, the GaIena Advertiser.
THE PAESIDENTIN BOSTON.
BosroN, Sept. II

DUSTON, OePt. IT.
The Europa brings $4,000 in specie
consigned to order.
Hon. Dmiel Webster arrived in this
city on the 9th inst, and is expected to
be present with the President and Cabi-
net this afternoon, at the reception of the
President and Cabinet by Gov. Boutwell,
The President reached the city line al
noon. His reception was most enthusi-
astic.
Mr.. Sewall, of South Reading, was
run over and instantly killed this evening
by train Of cars on the Boston and
Main railroad.
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION!
1871 YEARS OLD!!!

BLooMrSc GROVE, Orange Co. n y July 90 1850.
To DR. A. H. CHRISTIE New York
Dear Sir-iaying been very severely handled by
Rheumatism and other diseases and having been cured
a most remarkable manner by CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC
BELT and FLUID, thought would give you a e.
of my case, for the benefit of others. had ,ha
Rheumatism last winter and my legs swecd very ouch
My head also very much afflicted having evere
pain my eyes that could scarcely Al tho
time, ! was troubled by spasms, caus' A nv the
pain in my head, suppose My hearing had been
getting poor for several years from caar RI 50 that in
ear could scarcely hear at all Havi no heard won
deTful accounts of CHEIsTiEs Belt and IN I'm sent tn
your store and got them. The Belt mt on and the
Fluid used directed and don't thU haye had after
the first night using them one min te clear pain from
that time to this being SIX month i The Rheumatism
left my body entirely, after wearir the Belt verv short
Necklace and had worn tv o weeks beore NV hond
perfectly well My heari' in both ears is en:ircIy
restored, the pain all gone, ny sight is very good for
OF my age, O. years in August and / consider
myself entirely well hav ing woT Sed through harvest
without the least difficulty. Consider INV cnre xerv
remarkable and thereto NOT hesitate IN recomnend
Christie's tsalvanic Cura ives n ali nersons III
ficted as have been.
lSigned) PUINFsS TIr1,uIrI
AFFIDAVIT.
State OF New York, Nc Nburrh Orenre Comfy =,
Phineas Tuthiil OF Bio ,mng Grove Orange County
y T. W. - ii 49, I known to me a most respect
acre cu1en au Woi by of all confidence, being duly
s~orh eV!o aio avs that the facts forth in the
au1' -. u ~ relation to his case, entirely
rev anu ne in the enjoyment of good health,
0sueu a. nc 'en by Christe's Gavanic Curatives.
PHlNEAS TUTHlLL.
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common cat ; so that, from point to point,
they are equal to the width ofthe animals
body. If we imagine, therefore lion
stealing through covert of wood, in an
imperfect light, we shall at once see the
use Of these long hairs. They indicate to
him through the incest feeling, any OBJ
stacle which may present itself to the pas.
sage of her body they prevent the rustic
Of boughs and leaves, which would give
warning TO his prey, If he were to attempt
to pass through too close bush; and
thus, in conjunction with the soft cushions
Of his feet, and the fur upon which he
treads (the reirac;ile claws never come in
contact with the ground,) they enable him
TO move towards his victim with still
ness even greater than that of the snake,
who creeps along the grass and is not
perceived until he is coiled around his
prey Library of Useful knowledge.
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Teeth Set on Edge.

All acid foods, drinks, medicines, and
tooth washes and powder, are very inju-
rious to the teeth If tooth is put in
cider, vinegar, lemon juice or tartaric acid,
in few hours the enamel will be compile
tely destroyed, so that it can be removed
by the finger nail as if it were chalk
Mos, have experienced what is commonly
called teeth set on edge. The explana-
ton Of it is, the acid of the fruit that has
been eaten has so soflened the enamel of
the tooth that the least pressure is felt by
the exceedingly small nerves which per-
wade the thin membrane which connects
the enamel and the bony part Of the tooth.
Such an effect cannot be produced with>
out injuring the enamel. True, i. will
become hard again, when the acid has
been removed by the fluids Of the mouth,
just as an egg she'll that has been sof-
tened in this way becomes hard again by
being pu, in the water. When the effect
of sour fruit on the teeth subsidies, they
feel as well as ever, but they are not as
well. And the ofiener it is repeated, the
sooner the disastrous consequences are
manifested.
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V A R [ E I Y /.
The True Life.

The mere lapse of years is not life
To eat, and drink, and sleep, to be ex-
posed to darkness and light, to pace
round in the mill of habits and turn the
wheel of health, to make reason our book
keeper, and turn thought into an implies
ment of trade-this is not life In all
this but poor fraction of the conscious
ness OF humanity is awakened and the
sanch'ies still slumber which make it
most worth while TO be. Knowledge,
TRUTH love. beauty, goodness, and faith,
alone can give vitality to the mechanism
Oh existence the laugh of mirth which
vlorales through the heart, the dry wastes
WITHIN, Inc music that brings childhood
back, the prayer that calls future near
the doubt which makes us mediate. ,he
death that startles US with mvs,erv ,he
hardship that forces US to struggle The
anxiety that ends in trust-are the truo
nourishment of our natural being.
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NEVER SArlsFIED.-Some people are
never conten, with their lot, let what will
happen. Clouds and darkness are over
their heads, alike whether it rain or shine
To them every incident is an accident,
and every accident a calamity. Even
when they have their own way, they
like it no better than your way, and in
deed consider their most voluntary acts as
matters Of compulsion. We saw a strik~
ing illustration the other day of the in
trinity we speak of, In the conduct of a
of a child about three years old. He was
crying because his mother had shut the
parlor door. poor thing said neigh
Dor compassionately, you have shut the
child out It's all the same to him.
sand the mother; he would cry if called
him in and then shut the door, It's a
popularity of that boy, that if he is left
rather suddenly on either side of door,
he considers himself shu. out, and rebels
accordingly There are older children
who take the same view Of things.
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Doctor, that ere rats-bane of yours is
fust rate said Yankee to village apoth-
ecary, 'Know'd 1t! Know'd it, said the
pleased vender of drugs; don't keep moth
ing but first rate DOCTORS stuff 'And
DOCTOR said the joker, coolIy, Il want to
buy another pound of ye.' Another
pound!' yes sir. gin that pound
bought the other day to pesky mouse,
and it made him dreadful sick, and am
pretty sure another would kill him.
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Use of Cats Whiskers.

Every one has observed the whiskers
of cat; but few, perhaps, dream that
they serve any valuable end. The fol-
lowing passage will prove the contrary =
Every one must have observed what are
usually called The whiskers on cats up
per lip. The use Of these in a state of
nature is very important. They are or.
gans of touch. They are attached TO a
bed of close glands under the skin, and
each Of these long hairs is connected with
the nerve of the lip. The slightes, con-
tact Of these whiskers with any surroun-
ding object, is thus felt most distinctly by
the animal, although the hairs of them>
selves ere insensiblc. They stand out on
each side of the lion as we'll as in the
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Paint YOUR Roofs.
DLAKE' SPatentPaint OF Artificial late, for
DsaIein any quantity by
KENDALL RICHARDSON& Co.

DLAKE' SPatentPainto OF ArtifcialSlate, for
Dsale in any quantity by
KENDALL, RICHARDSON& Co.
The value ofthsa rticle will be seen by the
following certihcatesfro gentlemen who have
used il and proved itsindurating qualities.
Mr.. BLAKE-Dear SRI had building
adjoining the wall ofmy stone Cotton Factory,
thereof ofwhich was covered with your Fire
proof Paint or Artificial Slate. The factory
took fire and duringt be progress ofits destruc-
ton, large numbers o burning shingl ind 9TH
Ell combustibe materials fell upon hisroof {, so
covered, and expected every momentto see it
burstinto flames, but after the factory burned
down. examine dsaid roo fand fouGdititerally
covered with Goals and cinders, bur he fire had
no mad e the least impression uponit. After
thlstest, therecertaiulyc can BENG doubt asto
its Ere proc fqualities.
Rochester, Sept.,lS4S. SETH C.. JONES.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Broadway New York Oct, 4th. 1S4s. )
Mr.. BLAKE-Sir:-We last Spring row.
cred theroof 70 # he American with your Fire.
proofPaint. Wenow indthai it has become
ashard estate and the almost constanltread
ofthesos~.nts W house he OPP o n he housefor
dryih <cIothes )doe no IA feet il the east,
anditproye sa h ha tit wa recommended.
Oil TABER g. BAGLEY.
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ANODYNE.
OR POOR MANS PLiSTER.
Price l2t CENTS far a I1yry size

OK FUUh Nh " . PLiS lex.
Price i2l csnts for a large size.
THIS plaster is recommended with the greatest conf
L dence, il fact il is recommended with thai conf.
dence that lift is obtained Of the proprietor
not give relief, the MONEY shall POSITIVELY be
REFUNDED. For weakness pain in the loins,
back side: breast, limbs neck, joints eumaiism unl-
bago, &c. Tharc have been thousands OF them sold,
and not single instance has occurred where they
have moi given relief The price being very low ev-
cry person obtain ii. In severe coughs. colds
ma and difficulty of breathing, orpoverthe lungs will
afford great relief.
can be truly said is the best siren gthenng plas-
ter now in use. 1t san entirely article and not
like any other now in
1y2S A G PACi L. Sole Agent for Bath.
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f. BROWNS
SarSaDariIla and Tomato BittcrS,

THIS is quack nostrum: Ills prepared from h v
L best mater rails and the receipt has been examine a
and approved by many of the first physicians in tne
United States.
These excellent Biers will be found certain rure
in all caseso indgesiionor Dyspepsia Jaundce Loss
of Appetite. General Debility, Faintness aud SINKING
ofthe Stomach, Lowness of spirits. CoslivenesS, De-
termination of blood 10 the head pain in the limbs and
SIDE diarrhGa, weakness. dizziness cutaneous ernn.
tons the face and neck hectic fever nervous and
sick headache. acidiiy of stomach bilious affections
piles and IN aldiseases causedbyImpurty of The blood
the debility oihd system unhealthy state
stomach and bowels.
These Bitters are warranted TO be pureyvegetable
cempound-and mark this, nJ- they can nerer do the
least injury in any case trhaterer
They are kept by many persons a FAMILY MEDI-
CINE and have been given 10 the youngest children.
account ofthe mildness OF their opera ton, with excel
ieni effect 9 PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath 1y2S
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Sea otter Oil,

rNHER + are number OF species of Ouer, of which
the Sea Uuer is much the largest, being about the
size of large mastid, and weighing from seventy 70
eighty pounds. lis COLOR when in full season. is per
fecIly black and al other times, OF dark brown; the
fuf is very hne. and sells al high price in China
which the skins generally taken Ii is exclusively
found between the 49h and Goth degrees of north la-
tude, the northwest coast OF North America and the
shores of kamscatcha and the adjoining Islands. Ills
always the coast Inthe immediate vicinity OF
sail water.
The mattress ,rhsre this otter is taken use its oil En-
ciusiui y for The sro,rth and beaufjyng the
They do consider any other oil suitable to use on the
head 1y2S A G PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath
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o Tx SrR,-l want another supply of CHRISTTES
IN ~ sNlC CURATIVES Immediately. This is in
snt and reasoning community, and they at
NAY the Curaves constructed upon scientific and
Pr losophical principles and work ehectualiy upon
Nervous System, in the Of Nervous Diseases
An esmahle young lady in town was afflicted with
extreme Nervous Debility and severe pains in the head
and neck. She put of the GRivanic Belts and
Necklace and Immediately became sensible OF its curative
and strengthening powers and the day relieved
Of the pains and raised from state OF entire
prostraton TO health and strength !
ton several ether equally wonderful
Yours very respectfully.
j. b. KNIGHT
Panama Chartaudue Co. n Y Oct l. 1850.
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Kennebcc and Portland Railroad,
49, 80 II 81
Fall Arrangements,

Commencing October 9Th, 1851.
nut street daily. Sundays excepedl for Westbrook,
Falmouth, Cumberland, Yarmouth, Freepori, Bruins
wick Bowdonham, Richmond and Bath. rs tollows;-
Leave Portland for Brunswick,
Bath and Richmond al sis and NJ.
Leaves Richmond for Bath, Port
land aud Boston, al Oils and 1245 NJ.
Leave Bath for Portland and Bos-
ton, al $50 A N, and l NJ.
Leave Bath for Richmond S,45 and P VI.
Leave Bath for Brunswick al $50 & S,i5 & 1 NJ.
Leave Brunswick Tor Bath AT
us and $50 A NJ and . is NJ.
Each train from Bath and Richmond connects
Portland w th the trains from Portland 10 Boston.
The Mtrain from Portland, for Bath and Richmond,
connects with the train leaving Boston nj A. M.
A steamboat viii leave edmond 1.-THE arrIval ofths
train, for Gardiner, Halowe and Augusta
Stages leave Richmond on the arrival of the train
leaving Portland at l5 M for Gardiner, Hallowell
and Augusta.
Al Bath, stage with Wscasset Damariscot-
Ia, Waldoboro, rhomason, Beast and Bangor.
Passengers for the East arriving i'll the Isl train from
BOSTON, will take the of this road the junction
T,. rorlanu, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad al Cape
',.,zaoe'h and proceed directly without delay.
rnEidHTTR TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
I, : emens have been ma de with The Eas and
cd b,, an.oaas whereby freight will beiransport-
ca between Stations on this road and Ros,o,, az rs
"eu Ia'es ana without change of cars n, Portland
~, \, Detween Richmond, BAH and pos,,, for
Merchandize rated as Second Class "a m NJ ,on ~;
GLIDING trucking in Boston, ' @f'oo per TON H.
All orders for freight intended for his ro,a
left at No IL Merchants, Row. Bosian ioau may DC
JOHN RUSSELL, in Sun.r;,,s
Portland, Sept .. 1851. 'e"aea;
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In Iceland, if minor commits an Of
fence the parents are arrested, and unless
they can satisfactorily prove that they
have afforded the necessary opportuni-
ties for instruction, the penalty OF crime
fastens itself upon them, and the child is
placed under instruction. The parents in
Iceland are thus made 10 look well to the
ways and education of their Children.
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Iwlsh you would not smoke cigars.
said plump little dark-eyed girl 10 her
lover. why may not | smoke as well as
your chimney Because chimneys
don't smoke when they are in good
ORDER He has quilted smoking.
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
AROMATIC CATARRH And HEADACHE SNUFF


This SNUFF has proved the most effectual RENE
dial Agent known for removing
Cold in the Head, the Headache. and all
Catarrhal Affections.
1t relieves the patient of Giddness or Dizziness in
the Head-of all WHIZZING OR BUZZING SEN
SATlON such as are produced by too great flow
and pressure of blood upon the brdin-cur the
Headache, and is the only agent known upon which
you can rely with confidence for q COMPLETE
RADICAL CURE Of that most troublesome disease
The Catarrh.
u clednses strengthens and restores TO healthy action
all those organs and mem5raneous passages Of hehea9
the obstruction of which produces Pam IN the Fore
head and region of the Eyes, sort Of snling IN the
Nose, sense ofmatter dropping from the Head into
the Throat, &c.
All these it cures easily and speedily, and the
most confirmed Cases of Catarrh, it usually
cures in FEW MONTHS.
tits an unfaing cure for Bleeding at the
Nose, if pcrsevered in but short time"
There is spurious article in the market, put up
by H. G. Gridley, which dealers and buyers will do
well to avoid.
The test of the genuine is to see that it bears tb
name of Charles BoUen, late of Middlebury. now If
Montpelier, VT
c. w. ATWELL, Portland, Me-, Who1esalr. a,.n,
To whom orders for supplies of the edic "a maV bs
addressed.
For sale by A. G. PAGE, Ratb. r. T..
Gatchell and VIM Baker, Brm swick .nd nv Druoc;srs
and dealers in Medicine generslly 47tf
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An old lady was telling her grand chill
dren about some trouble in Scotland, in
the course of which the chief of her clan
was beheaded. 1T was nae great thing
Of head, 10 be sure, said the good lady,
'but it was sad loss TO him.
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A ship from Port Glasgow was re-
Gently lying in the harbor at New Or
leans, when an Irish emigrant one day
came on beard, and thus addressed the
cook, who was also Irish-'Are you the
mate! No. said he, 'but I'm the man
as boils the mattel
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Chemical TOOthache Drops.

OR CHEMICAL COMPOUND,
For thec.re Of the DorSt Toathachs by us applica-
fion fep times.
THIS is the only compound which cfIectuay kills the
nerve Of the defective tooth without the lea ST pa in
INJURY 10 the others Ii is warranted contain the
least acid or kreosote, which is injurious the oihe
teeth. and so poisonous in their effects.
This arliceIs oftened used kill the nerve the de-
tooth before filling, thereby prevenngthe oper-
alton from being painful
N b. Seethai the direction which accompanies each
bottle has the signature of FREDERICK BROW N
the proprietor in his hand writing without which
none can be genuine.
1y2S A G PAGE. Sole Agent for Bath.
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Worm LOZenges

A RE the most valuable and certain medce ever dis
II covered for destroying and eSpeng all kinds OF
Worms, which so frequently trouble children. They
most excellent remedy, aud pleasant the
taste : common conec iouary. The following are
some of most prominent symptoms of worms
headache, dCeams vertigo, TOPPER commissions, fever
ishness thirst bad taste in the mouth offensive breath
paeness about the and mouth Itching of the nose
nausea, difficult breathing, collie pains in the stomach
voracity, leanncss, &c. &c. 6 PAGE, Sole Agent
for Bath. Iy2S
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A lady, recently, in speaking of her
husband, who had failed in the poultry
business, said that he had been heavily
engaged in mercantile speculations in
Turkey, and had been unfortunate.
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1t was among the loveliest customs of
the ancients to bury the young at morning
twilight; for as they strove 10 give the
softest Interpretation TO death, so they
imagined that Aurora, who loved the
young, had stolen them to her embrace.
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McRSl'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK
ROOT.
WE feel prompted by every principle ofhumanity 10
w make known to the world the
Wonderful efficacy of this extraordinary
Preparation.
Thousands have been relieved of great amount OF
suffering, aud many lives saved by the of H. II is
acknowledged BY the best Judges of medicine be the
elegant, scientific and saluiary preparations
i'll use, and as a
Depuralive Remedy,
seldom if ever equaed |, stands uriuaIl,d for the
cure Of Erysipeas Salt Rheum Canker, Scrofuia and
alldiseases arising from an
Impure state of the Blood.
Bowel Complaints,
and used with unprecedented success in all cases of
Female Weakness and General Debility,
strengthens the weakened body-gives tone 10 the
rious organs. andnvigorates the
Entire System,
aud also for the cure ofthe
Liver Complaint, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, head
ache, Dizziness, Coughs, &c.
Those affected Chronic Diseases, of whatever 5crm,
will find this medicine not only pleasant the taste but
a certain cure, if IL be within the power of remedial
agentsto effect their diseases
Ii is composed of medicines so happily combined as
totend directly 10 give tone 10 the
Stomach and Bowels,
exces healthy the Live and the whole CLAN
DIT a system, allay
Nervous lrritabiliiy,
and promote the free action of the
LUNGS,
thus rendering tappcabe all diseases ofa Chronic
II is purely vegetable, and may be used in all
climates and al all
Seasons of the Year.
Prepared only by C. MORSE 4 Co., Providence, r
I, and sold by thousands all the United States,
Canadas. &c
SIP. SHAW, Wholesale and Retail A gent