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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
ELFEuT g. BROTHERS,

AR est Rs<rEcrrrILy solicit the attention of the
c zens OF ST Paul, and its surrounding country,
20 an examination of Iheir large and splendid stock o
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities, which they
now offer for Cash unPFecedeHtedly low prices A.
,nonr their may BE- found the following being
only a part Of ise,r heavy stock;
HE LAINES--of every qsality, from 20 cents to
II rs cents, at EIFELr BAGS.
at ELsELr * Bios.
AI.PACAS--Plan, Figured, Black and Changeable,
"A may be found nj ELFELT & Bios.
nRESs sILKS--Black, Figured, and a variety Of
II styles, 60 be found nj ELfELTs
CATINS and Fiorcnces for Bonnet Linings-every
- color. For sale at EIFELrs'
EyELvETS--Rich silk, and Cotton do, to be seen
v a; ELFELr Il Bios.
DIBBONS--Bonnet, Neck and Beta beautiful
h assortment. For sale AT e ELFELrs'
HSRAVATS AND SCARFS--Gent's black and
~ Figured silk and satin-an elegant variety
Fog sale at ELrELr r. Bios.
CSCARFS--sIen's and Boys wooler-a large varc-
- ty, from 20 cts. TO 81, at ELFsLrs'
HlLOTHING.-A large assortment Of Clothing and
~ mems wear, to be found at ELFELrs
ENARPETS-Floor and stair Carpeting very cheap
Oat ELFELrs
UASSINIER Es--Back Docskn and Fancy Cas-
smeres for sale at ELFELrs'
ENLOTHS--Bue, black, snd Fancy colored Cloths
Y very cheap at ELSELTs
WINDOW CURTAINS--A superior article
w for window curtains. at ELFELrs
LNLANNEL.S, Ticking. and Iinseys-A Large
- sortnent, TO he had at ELFELTs'
RUcxsKiN MiTs and Cloves for S 50 ssn,: al
H<LOVFS.-Men', aud w omens Kid, silk, and wool.
~ en- Gloves al ELFELTs'
VNOOLEN HalEHose--a good ariicle--only Is
w cents, at ELFELTs'
II DKFS-.Ladies' Linen Cambria Kdkf., from Is ct,
n to IS, for sale ut ELvELrs'
NTCST.INS--A beautiful assortment Of striped hg
lvI ured swiss, Tsreton and Fancy colored Ruslins
for evening parties, 10 be had nj ELFELrs'
II ACE Underslfcyes-A superior assortment, to b
IL found ELFELrs'
ENDGINCS and Inser,ingu-A Large stock Of silk
IL Cotton, Csmbric Swiss and Jaconet Edgings ant
lnsertings at ELFELrs'
NJ \" COLLARS, from IS cents up to 81, Z,
Ne w be found at ELfELTs'
IUN2IMMINGS--AI Large assortment of Dress
u Trim mngs ana Dress Buttons, At ELECTS
vUNOYS--A great variety Of Toys and Fancy Article
u for the approaching Holidays, TO be seen at ths
Toy Room OF ELFElr a. BRo's.
November, 1851. 32y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
1T Is MEET,

l-NOR those people in and around ST. Paul, who want
II Tender Steaks,
Fat Ribs ard other Roasts
Juicy Sirloins,
Joints, Soup-piecss .
Or any thing IN the of fresh meat, that exactly
right to call at the NEW MEAT SHOP, on Sd
street ST Paul. in the of the FrenioG House. Ny
beeves fat tender and well dressed II ever Kill
and offer for sale the Of old the cattle
Of Iashsa that has made 20 trips Penibs and bac
in harness. instgated by the blows OF stick like fish
pole, YOU may just Kill me. TITALOW.
ST. Paul, November, 1901. 32tI
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
COUNTY, rrosArr COZ

WASHINGTON COUNTY, PRoBArE couHr.
NOTICE rs hereby given that ID. b. Loomis ESQ
IN has ms6e application to the Probate Court OF the
County Of Washington, Minnesota, On the eststc OF
GEORGE w. PENNY, deceased, late Of said county,
ed that Monday, the fifteenth day Of December next
my Office IN saltwater, is the time and place nxed lor
hearing snd deciding said application.
HARVEY WILSON, Judge.
Stiii~aser, November Is, 1851 Ss,3
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
CASH FOR HIDES,

f6yHE highest market price will he paid In Cash for
u Green and Dry Hydes, also Deerskins.
A. l.. COLLINS e. co.
n. Il. We have removed our Leather store and
Harness shop to tho new building, opposite Rice and
.Haney's Store. --..-|t u Say
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
PAPER HANGINGS.

VNT s. COMBS, Corner Of Saint Anthony and
W. Cspitol streets, has just received new lot Of
rich and lie suiiful rmor, Hail, and Chamber all Ia
pers borders, cursin papers and nre-boaId prints all
Of which will be sold at the lowest prices Ca'i and see
al the Franklin Book Store. S2y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27

RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-We are requested to
state that Elder Weber. Of Saltwater, will hold
divine service in the Baptis, Church Of St. Paul,
on Sunday next, the 3Oth inst.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
stationery,

TfANK BOOKS of q variety Of sizes, memoranda
ID books, Drawing Foolscsp, Letter and Note paper;
Envelopes fancy plain drawing and other pencils,
pens, ink, &c. Tor sale by W. =. Combs, ,
Book and Stationer corner OF Saint Anthony and
Capitol Streets, opposite the American Honse
November "a, l65l. ...t -..t S2y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
wHITNEY'S
DAGUERREAN GALLERY

IN GOTHIC BUILDLNG,
Corner Of Third and Cedar Streets, 81. PaG'.
vVyHIs Esisbhshmen, built by the proprietor eS-
u Pressly for taking
GCERREOTYPES,
knd 4. furnished with the best INSTRUMENTS, Apparatus
and Chemicals, and extensive assortment 81 sioek.
The ARsAsaENESr or JLGHr is NEW, and believed to
he .orERos 10 other for producing uniformly bold
pictes No pains will be spared Go satsiactol To
hose who may favor the proprietor with their pnton
age. Paintings, Engraving and Dagusrreoypes, COPIED
IN the hes, manner Particular attention paid 20 taxing
hkenesses of sick or deceased persons.
INSTRUCTIONS given IN the Art.
Stock and Apparatus for sale.
The public are respectfully invited tn call and examine
suecimens J. &. WHITNEY.
November 1851 sly
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ADVERTISEMENTS
GRAMMAR LECT U RES.

tUlEE undersigned would pecfuy inform the young
LADIES and Gentlemen Of 81. Paul, that he will eon-
nence a course al evening Lectures on English Gram
mar in the Lever school-House, on Tuesday evening
peceaaber 10, a. = o'clock. .s.-s.s,s-ssg ..sgs
From the success usually Attending his efforts In I'M
parting hs know to Others he iees Justified an say
ing THAI entire salts faction will be given.
TrsNs-s3oo, for thirt, Lessons
GEORGE III. SPENCER.
N, II. A r,foiic Lecture will be given al the Metho
o, Soy.,ns..,, % 32t3
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pENMANSIIIP.

CLASS will be opened FOR instruction in the srt o.
rennianship at Combs Bookstore, ON the LIST Tues
Ia, in necemh,r a. O'Clock Terms for fun course
VI instructien, IS. w. y COMBS,
s2ts Corner Of st. Anthony and Capitol street.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
THE WORLDS FAIR

10 you want wcolen garments, thick, warm and
II strong! Coats aud pants, wasided snd' lined,
cheaper than ever heard Of! They msy be found
WORLDS FAIR.
rs IL warm and elegant winter dresses suitable for
sunday for the gay ballroom the bridal cham
Der, that you gsnt Every thing that lady wears,
from her glossy hair down to the that slide In and
oat like mice, she gracefully moves, always on
hand, at the WORLDS FAIR
NROCkERY..Am most beautiful article, such as
~ young brides take delight seeing, is going rap
i.s;y or of cur shelves, at the wOsLD's FAIR
EvULLY Convinced Of the pernicicns ehects Of had
II Liquors upon the constitution Of Society," we have
obtained those Of the best quality. For sale a. tho
WORLDS FAIR.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
BOARDING HoIrsE.

HNHARLES CREEK has opened Boarding
~ House In the end Of the celebrated Fremont
House, ga Bench street, where he will make Cash LODI
gers and Bosrers comfortable he possibly can at
$500 per week. Nov. 1851. by
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
TAKEN UP,

A BOUT the let OF November inst, by the subscr ri
n bers on their premises, midway between Saint An
thony and Paul "a two, old brindle steer Thu
ow ner is reques ted forward, prove property
pay charges and sake il away.
BAKER 4 BEMIS.
Saint Paul, Eov. q, 1851. 32t4 ISL
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BOOKS, Rooks!!

w. >. COM6O,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONEK,
Corner Of ST. .anthcWy and Capitol Streets,
UUAS made arrangements by which he will receive
II subscriptions from, and viii have forwarded 10
sub,cr ibers at the publishers prices, all t..
American Periodicals and Reprints
British do az
.a.. Medical do DO I.H
Serials,
American Weekly Newspapers,
London do do
French do do .. -
His list comprises upwards OF three hundred different
papers, periodicals, &c.
November, 1851. o@y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
BOOK.KEEPING.

A fJlSS VIII Ne opened for the study Of Double
"a and Single entry coS-keepins at Combs Book
store on the Is, Monday evening in December. at
O'Clock. Termx for q final coarse OF instruction,
SIso0 w. s. COMBS,
32t3 Corner Of 81. Anthony and Capitol streets
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27

DISSOLUTION.
TuNHE CoPsrtnership, heretofore existing between
j Daniel r. Brawley and Charles SyInonds under the
firm 81 Brawley and Synionds Is hereby dissolved BY
mutual consent.
DANIEL. F. BRAWLEY,
CHARLES SYMONDS.
81. Paul, October q, 1851
II. s. All tae business Of the late firm, will be set
tied th &. Symonds.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27

I'd sr FOR SALE.
1kn DOE. Knit WOODEN SOCKS, 10.
u w for Casa by rFfH ~ - ~
November q, 1851. sa,s
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
n ATHAN Spree
DOCTOR CARLOS,

Surgeon, Physician aud .fccoHcher,
A GRADUATE Of the Paris aud Turin Universities,
n has taken his residence in st. Paul lie will take
pleasure in exhibiting his Diploma TO any one who de
sires DR. c. will have his Office a. Turrins
Fourth street, 81. Pao where lac ca be found, and
will rrolapty attend TO every cali
y Il. Dr. G. has instruments Of the most approved
Kinda for every surgical operation ever required sly
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
uOUSE To RENT
DISSOLUTION.

A NEW, comfortable house. at moderate rent.
N Quire al the Pioneer office. 81
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27

FOR SALE.

HAS his ohce IN the Of l.. SloaR's Store wher
he will be ready To sttend to professional calls.
Saint Paul, November, 1851. 32y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27

CSTOCK Of women's and chiren's shoes. for quality
- variety OF sizes patterns and les has equal
in Minnesota Call and buy wife and daughter
good rubbcrs, TO keep their feet dry and warm
WI! you! Get also some good warm linsey drawers
for Yourself They will last yon Tor years
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
THE ST. PAUL DRUG STORE

HAS for sale, Hops lively crickets; Sage that
cannot be be beat Crescent Hill; and large gas-
se sassle show frames, the most beautiful
pictures.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
SPENCER'S

HAVE unqucstionEbly better supply Of sugars, and
ii II selling them at lower prices than any other
house north Of ST. Louis.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27

UUAS fresh arrival of every thing thought Of
the way of Family Groceries; aud looks Tor NOR
snppes BY the first from Gslena In the mean
time, customers can have every thing they want.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17

The North Star, paper which bore on It's
banner the name of Hon. Lucius b. Peck for
governor Of Vermont, recommends the party,
Since the refusal of that gentleman to be can
didate of the free solers, to vote for the regular
democratic candidate, Hon. John S. Robinson
OF course the abotionsts will do nothing of the
kind. but MANY from the democratic wing Of the
party will undoubtedly SECURE their return to the
old platform of the democracy by going for Rob
nson.- Boston Post.
of course, then, the Boston Post does not re-
cognize its old ally as nobolitionist How does
it class the editor of the Vermont Patriot, and
double and twisted candidate for Senator for
Washington County?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17
GIRL, WANTED
LIST OFI,FTTERS

STOUT, ocuye md healthy. 10 tend a Power Pdotinr
- fi,s.. Arals ui this Office.
Juif lt 1851
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17

tc, euod article Pit-d Wac, such rs Tea aud Coffee
Pots sasir Bowls, Creamers, and CAKE Baskets, castors.
very
Buiiana Tea and Coffee Pots, Patterns, Ladies' &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17
DratIIs.

10 Befin saturday, July r. Mrs. rhiluda, wife Of MI
Jsitus Goudwin ageI 81 v-ir-
,oroih, iu. 2, richafd smith, E.q. aged a
ln lrashur-h june Is, NJ nrnt amin Hiy arrd near v
W 'fn' revolutionary pensioner, anl ot tho ft.t
10 Wnn"stswn Vermont. the NIB met. Ms. Lurret.
widow OF Goo W. iylie, ate ct Gock Island lll. ured
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17

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rb. r.es,sl.,,,r., c ,f..i,,,, has iol,, oassod
.l,, rsi.fl,, s.io II ,,lert s,,,~,,. ,eI,cl
M
f,. l.t d.. .. ....,.,.. 6 tt. ,h,' ..i. ,r 10, (
,[,..,t.n.. AMI,
= Wholesome Truth The selma Southern
Enterprise, paper neutral 10 politics, but chef
y devoted as rs name Implies, 20 the enc0ur-
oEeueu and Advancement oi Southern Improve
menf penuen'ly rcnlrk-.
" men vino go o sleep murmuring South
em Rights ml n ther morning yawns tuvl
oH' -0u-harn kighr and name ther children
"N11'h0rn Rights. would devote !Hile Of tlelr
l ~ t ,'.'.'
,, ..,... ,I
Several OF the Locoforo papers in pennsylya- /
nIa lra handling Mr Hlchsuin without gloves.
They nat only denluuca A, Interference Do their
late Convention. bot point 0ut mud condemn hs
coudIct In years gone hg, unworthy Demo-
crlt anil Statesman fla Harrisburg Keystone
Is equally severe upon ban.
,.i .''i.-., f,.. a33 ,, ia ~ .b.-b Ia
,. t.-3.1 NJ, .... -. =, III. ,l.o /
total mortality was 2li and the deaths by chol-
era l93 showing an increase OF ~ 300 the whole /.
number and 26on The deaths by cholera. The
s. Louis Republican ys:
re o"'i'fa proper 4pp'eIs 20 'o'.n"e
"'.'- y" CIV. '..''-
"'o ''' 0''''f'i.tH " '.'." I's. 0'sN y. ,'''
l3'E' iu t'e su''''' p" in '""' u'''''.l '
~ "ff '~''
.... ,u..... p..,......, r,,.-
"N'9'' '' .l.''.f ..i,.l,
.'''' '''7 ''n l'"' t''' .''.. -, ''. ="
-.
N"''-,
'1,' '.l' .'.'" us 49,
says -''S7 ''' s''" u'''' s'-'
Noln'or' lfes on ia' orange County hAAH'
OAels-a Vermont nave jH'l mace uief aPP
anre ihey are an imitation of the gcnpne'olt
poorly executed.
C-,o I,b.s,, c,-r..-.. Post uas,or General
s,r,i,.f.I h., i..aof iu,l.r.. in P.u
r
lhe Fourth of July WAS % be celebrated by
thn people 90 Charleston, $. q. with lasting ana
prayer Well we should hnk that either q
~
Grea Mn Case Decided Ni0rts LibTGitf r.
There has been for some time before the courts
az Richmond Va, what WAS known as the Rag
land viii case. The Richmond Despatch says
That wui liberated eighty or ninety negroes
in the midst of one of the largest slayeho.dng
communities in ihe world, and devoted To their
use the enure property OF the tes'a5oE II was
contested with all ite energy "neh c9uiN ot
brought % bear upon H. lha ulal was c"hanc-
ted with the utmost crcumspecuon Witnesses
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17

Found. The remains of the late free soil par
ty, buried under "a Peck Of trouble" An at
tempt will be made to exhume them on Wednes-
day next
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17
tflnrrinQcs.

90 Gtern.hofo', June 2ith. b, ihe Row r. st.n. Nj
lustus W. French. OF Brookfsd, Miss MainIa Wheat
lcf. of Efernshurnf
ln Montpelier, June s,h, by Rev Ei palou. Mr. Daniel
X hcHuc'i, and Miss tdith Harri- OF Worcester.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17
Cambridge Cattie MARKET,

Reported tor the Boston Daily Advertiser.
~ Market 81 Cattle, shout 800 Beeyes and l27 Stores
e"nss'insof WortingOHen, Cow aud Calves and Thrs
Netfs Old.
Priess.-Msfket Heef-EKtra $3.50 per ewt ist quail
" go 2nt quality $3.50 ID quaity IS ordinary $50
Hides 50 ,2j, nef cNt. TAlloW, $50
Noal Calves 50, s, -
Stores WurtinR Oxen-No snles.
Cows aud Calyes-2O % and 80
Two yoars old SIC. - snd "a.
Tlues years old, 500. - and So
Sheep aud i.amhs 25s3 al MARKET. nearly Oh sold.
PnicEs-ENtfa -, s. and So By loi &c. 50 aud 60
swne-Retnil - u Gao. smull pies s7ae.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17


~ Market go Beef Cattle 25 yoke working oxen IS
aud calves, 5000 sheen and lambs md 75l swine
rHtcEs. Reef Cattle-We quote to correspond With
last week, viz ;-ktua $3.50 6,75 first qualty zoo
Oa5i second 10. 80 a 6,i5, thnd s. so 5 IS.
htntes-Nofkiug Oien--A very few sales noticed-s75
and 81 and ~
Cows and ravss-Sales %, 81, 81. sc. 40 a and ~
sheep aud binhssales Of small lots2, 2i2 233, So
2,7j 3, $50 aud 3.sS
swine-pnng pigs IA; shoets p tat hogs 4 5 J.
Al retail it0m > Ia to 6 IL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17
BONNETS a TRIMMINGS.

- IbAhH q "a FHl|A hafo Just received cases oil
- hunue's Ribbons, Flower, rls. Bu.uet -wi-s Wire
unf NE, DC. eI1KkS q LANGUON.
NHy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-17
Table Cloths and Spreads.

A 1t WOOL, Cotton aud Linen IAbLt SfhLApS, ana
N White and Brown Lnen Table Ciohs OF every de-
serpi,on and Style the ceolal L"PIiv s'ss
NAY 20. u NJ" ~"''S-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18

This distinguished apostle of temperance depart
ed for Europe in the steamer Pacific. last Saturday
week. A large concourss of people attended him
to the vessel, greeting the departing phanthropist
with hearty cheers. He published the following
address, prior to his leaving NewYork:
To the Citizens Of the United States;
DEARLY BELOVED FRIENDs-My mission among
you closes to-day. Icannot take my final departure
from the shores of your great and prosperous coun
try without publicly recording my deep and grate
full appreciation of the generous sympathy, the deli
cate attention, and the unremitting kindness which
have experienced in every section of this vast
Union. The noble reception which you have spon-
taneousy rendered to q stranger, known merely as
an humble missionary in the cause Of moral reform,
proves ths devotion of your people to the interests
of humanity, however feebly championed, and has
endeared America and her people to me by thou
sand ties too sacred for utterance. Though the re-
Lewed attacks of painful and insidious malady,
have rendered it impossible that l could without
i'm minent danger to my life) make those public ex-
ertions which were never spared by me in the days
Of my health and of my vigor, yet, thank Heaven,
have been instrumental in adding to the ranks of
tempe rance over 600 GOO disciples in America
have been much cheered during the past week, by
the receipt Of letters from all parts OF the Sates
bearing unimpeachable testimony of the strict
fidelity with which this voluntary obligation is OBJ
served. need scarcely add, that virtue, and the
duties which religion inculcates, together with
| peace plenty, domestic comfort, health and happi
i r. e..
ness, nnse e. .,,, wno," .;vwL w n .s s,n.
Sa"no. o,. w, oa" =, d 1.mms aIns h,s e,a.e
sno yooe;,,od G, T.; ~. oe
raon winch nase h u, u. e
y ,sso, ~ uy o pupv nv e,;ooa poss VI ,ha,
,ho bo na"sntsi sSnosio,s nf nnhc on;,'
op all ranosn;zad in the s%nis np;nc;pls which
sn',nniaeJ con,oon ~ 1 9ro"n% ~ nasrnsl nnion
and acins in tha, T6ristian 90 swirl have % with
scarcely an eIcsntion, evsr freely tendsrsd tbsi,
valuable SUPPORT and advocacy to ihe cause of tenn.
perance, emphatcalIy the cause of virtue. patriot.
ism and morality, If the affactionate Sympathy
and kindness of the American people have al ali
times been generously extended to me during my
tour, how much more intense has this noble feeling
become as the period approached for my departure
How can find language to thank the generous
the high.souled, the noble Henry Clay, my disinte
! rested advocate-my dearly cherished friend How
can express my measure OF obligation to the be
nevolent William Corcoran, OF washington to tn
public spirited ana phiiahtnt9p.c henfy Gflnnell
your merchan' prhces, EMMa'u n ;on Golihs at'
hoSer' He ~ 'o ha.n aaI;oa "na a snieu o
osnop Oh Mew whose oelcae anu h q.e,' ~. h
ung VIII & nese IG fsonda us ms ms v ;,
pbiads,nh;. ~ 's Rata nvsr ih.n Nsu nrlsans 8,
. ,i, ~ uSoa D'S.on hot ',H" ,S' Hn;"n ,.,b
i LOUIS, O.iicinliau' aua .hlougn lne oncl' WI ~:
farewell % present have @ % furnished f a memorial @
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18
From the Home Journal.
OUR FRIEN D.
BY PHBBe CAREY

We tried to win her from her grief,
To soothe her great despair;
We showed her how the starry flowers
Were growing every where,
The starry flowers she used to braid
At evening in her hair.
We told her how our hearts, for her,
Beat mournfully and low;
How lines were deepened, day by day,
Across her fathers brow;
And now her little brother dropped
He had no playmate now.
And then she spoke of weary nights
Of dull and sleepless pain,
And how she grieved that loving friends
Should nlead with her in vain
And hoped that when the summer came
She would be well again.
Still softly singing to herself
Sad words of plaintive rhyme.
She always watched the suns soft glow
Fade off at eventime,
As one who nnrsed pleasant dream
or some delicious cline.
Thus, sweetly as the flowers that once
She wore at even-tide,
Faded and dropped the gentle girl,
A blossom by our side;
And her young life went out
With sunset, when she died.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18

REMARKABLE CURE.-Dr. Fryer, the celebrated Indian
Doctor. has the credit of achieving remarkable
We shown the other day slave belonging the Old
Levse Steam Cotton Press Third Municipality. who. we
informed, had been cured of consumption, rather
disease Of the veKand lungs, with fever Of the bowels lie
discharged the 2ad March, after being confined h
bed fer many months Thensgo appeared p9ecy
We also at the time. negro whs had been cured
of BY Dr. Fryer. Editors Louisiana State
Republican. Lafayette. May -. 1851. my3O d&Wf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18

Simplieity-"H How admirable" says Racine,
!" is The simplicity of the Evangests! They never
speak injuriousy Of the enemies Of Jesus Christ of
his judges, nor of his executioners. They report
ment neither on their Masters mildness when he
was smitten, on his consistency 10 the hour of
his ignomnous death, which they thus describe !:
And they crucifisd Jesus"