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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-06
Galena aopertisements.
FALL TRADE OF 1851 OPEN.
GEO. w. CAMPBELL 4 CO.,

XKyUoLEsALE and Retail Grocers, Couilnssio and
w Forwarding Merchants; Agents Tor the sale OF
Hanover Mills Flour, No ~ Steamboat Landing. Ga
lena. ..r ..- e. f.. .
The subscrbers have just received from the South and
East large aud ssell selected stock OF Groceries and
Provisions winch they otef on liberal for cash.
ON short time. Having personally selected their stock,
they confidently recommend IL, and ask The attention OF
all who wish purchase. Among ihrir stock the
following with nanny Other artiClcs: f e
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-06
IS YOUR PROPERTY INSURED,

Is YOUR PROPERTY INSCRED2
IF please call upon the undersigned, who is agent
II ior of the Oldest and most responsible COM
panies In the United States. =,
The Protection Insurance Company,
.. or HARTFORD, CONN,
- AND ...
Takes Fire, Inland and Marine risks, the most ia
vOrable terms T., a.. d.. al. L. ID . &. ..
w. p. MURRAY, Agent
Sept ii, 1851. - .,. 2l-4t
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-06
Il WRIGHT. HENRY q. wINANs
WRIGHT Il XVINANS.

WRIGHT Il WINANS,
Successors Of &. NJ. Johas0n Steamboat Landing
t;aiea0, Illinois,
1FFER TO the friends and customers Of the old estab
~ lshnent, large and well selected assortment of
HATS, CAPS, MlTS. GLOVES, AND
MCFFS,
In fac, every thing usually kept ny Of the Kind,
comprising in part the following;
doz. fashionable No. l. extra mole skin Silk Hats;
No. 2
" No.2
Angel
dozen home Russia Fur Hats for retail
trade; .-..
large assortment of Fashionable Nutria and Beaver
Hats and Drab soft Beaver and Ouer---a arti-
Gle;
Also, large supply Of so brush Fur California Hats,
Plain Fur California Hats, Boys Fur Hats Boy $
Ashland Fur Hats, Childrcns' Fancy Hats, Mems
soft-wool Hats, a large assortment; Mems Sa,ony,
fine article;
Also, very full supply of Cloth Caps different st,
Mems, Boys and Children's Fancy Caps;
An assortment Of Leghorn and Panama Hats, Chircns
Leshorn Hats, and Mems and Boys straw do;
Also, hand large number OF Otter, Seal, Nutra and
Muskrat Fur Caps, al cost.
One of the drrn having been engaged in manufacturing
for Messrs. james IL e. VI. Johnson for Ii ears past,
fully warranted in promising satisfaction to all who
patronize 3-3y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-06
SIIAWLS

KKyE HAVE in store Of the largest stocks OF
w Shawls ever brought to this market, composed
mostly Of the celebrated Bay State Long Shawls
very ne and recommended for their comfort and dura-
bty. Also Cloth Silk and Cashmere Square Shawls.
CaleBs, Sc pit. le50. WOODS HOUSE & co.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-06
l.. ROBERTS

CORNER OF WATER AND JACKSON SITS.
rs now offering for sale large and beautifui
Il assortment Of
DRY GODS,
Consisting in part of Calicoes, Sheeting, Shirt
ings, Mouslin de LANES, Silks, Alpacas, Broad.
cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Jeans, Vestincs.
Coat Trimmings, Linseys,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-06

NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS FOR
CHILDREN.
LNRANCONIA STORIES by Jacob Abbott.
II MsIeviIe. Wallace. Mary Ers kline. Mary Bell;
Deechnut. sold by J. BROOCHES.
June 20. (lo) Galcna. Illinois
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-06
REAL ESTATE AGENCY OFFICE.
Thomas w. Wilson,

June &c, 1851.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-28
NEW ORLEANS MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 49, 1851
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.

company, my child ? Now, beg of thee. in thy
letter. when thou has rendered me the proofs Of thy
affection, to speak to me Of thy progress-since,
under the fostering warmth Of applause, like plants
in their genial natural temperament, talent devel-
opes all its beautiful energy-at least when the
soul is sound and the mind virtuous ike thine
Such influence in you has increased the love OF
study, after which the inspirations are not only
more beautiful and more prompt, but more truthful,
and do not allow the sincere lyrical votary to fall
into trivality =.
"How happy am to find that in practice, in
the duo trials Of the stage, thou hast adopted my
precepts that thou hast remembered that nature
and truth must be Of all things studied; and that
thou hast been severe judge, despising syco-
phancy and treacherous praise Of all thou hast exc
cuted vocally and dramatically. With what pain
have seen other young singers of greatest hope,
in the hour of their maturity, fall into vocal and
dramatic exaggeration-a poison which introduces
itself into the whole lyrical system under the cover
of false and unmerited applause, which cheats ac-
tors more readily, as it awakens all their self-ove,
and upsets their caution. They forget that, on the
stage, in society, it is far important to study
personal dignity, than to excite passing admiration
by trckery. They abuse energy by grmace-they
employ abrupt gestures and physical resources,
which, if they may sometimes attract questionable
and unrefecting applause, disturb the full and
truthful evolvement OF the vocal organ-forgetting
that the strongest dramatic expression be rem
dered by the look, the countenance, and the hand.
How deeply | feel these circumstances must be
obvious, when thou rememberest that abandoned
my career, although it had been fortunate, few
years before its natural termination because could
net attain and reproduce those beauties and excel
lences which render our art truly divine, Not all
the sounds and tones | could command would ex-
press the depth Of sentiment, the truth Of passion
which1 felt. Thus many phrases remained i'm
perfect suffered deeply from this, and it appeared
to me as if each day was getting more distant
from perfection. Now | am consoled, for live in
your triumphs"
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der the ruins, which number would have been
awfully augmented, had the shock been after
nightfal when the inhabitants retire to their
homes after the labors of the day. The village of
Chiorge has nearly met with the same fate, the
upper part Of huge mountain having fallen into
and blocked up, the small port of Ekenside, over
whelming all the dwellings round about its base.
Another village, more inland has been buried from
the fall in opposite directions, of two hills between
which it was situated
The survivors Of Makr alarmed by the repeated
shocks which were still occurring for five days
after, though Of much slighter nature, had fed
for safety on board small craft and fishing boats,
carrying with them what property they could from
time to time dig out from beneath the ruins of
storehouses, most of which has been removed to
SINH, Rhodes and other islands.
At SAMSON smart shock was felt on the 25th
Of February, but it caused no damage. Our read
ers will remember that the famous Colossus Of
Rhodes, which in its day was reckoned one Of the
seven wonders Of the world, was thrown down by
earthquake 234 years before Christ and Sc years
after its erection, being the enormous weight of
$4,000 lbs. To some such event is no doubt also
attributable the extensive magnificent ruins of MANY
cities which exist in Lycia and the valley Of
whence the British Museum imported the inter.
esting works of art which adorn it's saloons, dis
covered, or more properly speaking, recovered, by
Mr.. Fellowes, some ten years ago. sfsI
Since the foregoing was In type, we have seen
letters from Trebzond, another city of Asiatic Tur
key (the ancient Trapesus,) down to the 5th Of
March, which make mention of two smart shocks
Of earthquakes having been experienced thereat
Stovepipes got detached from the walls Of the
houses, doors few open, and many old tenements
threatened to fall about the Of the inmates, but
no accident Of consequence occurred Earthquakes
are of very rare occurrence at this seaport Ire
bizond is on the Black Sea, six hundred miles east
of Constantinople.
AT SAMSON, Turkish port Of some note on the
Black Sea, 200 miles this side of Trebizond, a
smart shock was felt February 25, but no damage
was done. ...
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-28
MORE THAN
20, 900 PERSONS
HAVE BEEN CUREDi

Is IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public an
ADEQUATE idea Of the success which has attended the
months perfectly astonishing the effects and
ne praises bestowed this medicine. No could
s haa powe, pow % heal 50 But since known
to realize the truth OF remark in former ad
wo1d a ys ee ,v would mot be single family in America who
McAllister's AN.HeaItnr Ointment.
if they but knew its virtues -
Nc alers All Healing Ointment restores perspration in
tne syspm by TINS means opens those m0ugh
Wch nature carries oil the impurities Within and thus
neves ne oody OF Diseases 1t thus thai consump
laers, croiua, eryspess, asthma. salt rheum, sick
quiny sore throat scad head psns
~ .e ces 81 and back dyspepsia poisons sore breast,
efupl0ns, Inflammation OF the
bowels Sd Sd9sys I and brain burns chbsns piles
and Inflammation OF every kind
Grand pep0t l4l Fulton street, NewYork. For sale by
apia ON IL Magazine street
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Gbe Dailg Crescent.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
If the Council of the Second Municipality
Published Every Day-(Sunday Excepted)-
BY j. H. MADDOX T. CO.
-=oE-
OINcH....,,No. 03 ST. CHARLES STREET.
ROCKS AHEAD!.... :. BY TuppER.

Steady, steady, gallant vessel!
Hard aport--obey the helm!
Lest the breakers round thee wrestle,
Lest the pillows overwhelm:
Though so pleasant, just at present,
BE the voyage thou hast sped,
There is peril, stark and sterile,
Look you in the rocks ahead
See, that license of opinion
Stife not zeals holy flame,
Till religions pure dominion
Dwindle feebly to name
Greed Of gain, and sordid senses,
Tempt the waywardness of youth,
And it needs the blest defences
OF the citadel of truth.
See, that no pernicious panic
Scare the good from duty's post;
Lest by license grown tyrannic,
Liberty be but boast.
Let the greatest, best, and wisest,
Calmly guide thine eagle course,
Or no more to heaven thou risest,
Headlong flung with downward force
Let the Press, with truth enlightened,
Nobly lead the peoples mind,
That, while public wrongs are righten'd,
Private names go unmalign'd;
Let not evil spirits pander
To the passions of the mob,
Nor the pen be dipp'd in slander,
God and man of love to rob.
II, all clamor overriding,
Law supremely rules the land
If domestic love abiding
Rules at home with patriarch hand
If refinement chastens pleasure
Ii fair dealing hallows gain
Ii wise intervals of leisure
Soothe the heart and clear the brain
If, both justly and discreetly,
From reproach thy fame to save,
Not too rudely, not too fleetly,
Soon thou settest free the slave
If united, now and ever,
Thou Shalt grow so grea. to be
That the wondering world may never
Through all time thine equal see
Yes as now, let patriots steer thee,
Undismayed by men or things,
Let religions cherub cheer thee
As aloft she sits and sings
So an Eden, not an Edom,
Shall thy happy name be read,
And the glorious Ship of Freedom
Weather all the rocks ahead
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-28
SECONDHAND BOOKS,

~ The Subscriber has purchased the Stock of Dr. HUNTER
opposite the site Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL This tht
largest collection Of valuable Secondhand Books
city,
A is the wish Of the Subscriber dispose of the Books
vote his attention exclusively to dealing Watches ewery
he offers them at the lowest prices for cash Among them
best works on Theology LAW Medicine, Novels Bellies Lettes
Poetry and Science.
t8 The latest Novels and Publications always hand
APPS JOSEPH RAFAEL, No, "a st. Charles street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-28
THEY HAVE COME

T Those persons who have been so anxiously waiting
for the arrival Of our 81 RGiCAL, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS respectfully informed that they have
at last come to hand and ready for inspection. The,
really beautiful and guaranteed Of superior quality Gail
and see them. For sale by
telO tf z. l.. MASSEY. cor. Camn and f,ravsr sts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-28
Spring and Mechanical Pianos.

SPTIHS uHU mtCIHIffCuI FIHMOss .
of DEBAIN's make, extraordinary Instruments upon which
-UEl-a person who understands -En1H5k-l
nothing whatever of Music fSzEs.in&x p
" e. s.SI play, s;sIs ss5 INV Two F NGs
in OPERAS. POLKAS, MAZURkAS. etc. ETC., and for
four, six and eight hands, with all the bancy of expression
and decacy of execution, producing the effect OF three
four artists together.
Every piece of Music be played on these wonderful
Pianos by however Ignorant OF the well
as t6 a celebrated artist.
for, the lately improved ORGANS.
All Music for these PIano instead Of being written
paper, is marked with Pins piece of Wood, and by
moving spring, every Pin strikes corresponding key.
The inventor OF Pianos has forgotten the rtists,
for there attached them Keyboard OF Seven Octaves
ike with ordinary instruments, and the hammers
strike the very cords.
e Artists amateurs and the public generally respect.
fully requested call and examine s mselves, the sub
scrber being assured that if they do buy they fa
to be deeply interested. A PERIER,
mhl9 If $40 Royal bet ST. Philip and tvune sts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-28
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
No. Camp st., corner Canal, First FlOOl

COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
No. Camp St., corner Canal, First Floor.
THE design of this Institution is to afford gen.
4 uemen preparing to enter the counting
room. and particularly merchants clerks, the ~
cial education. &6@1E3
The arrangements such as to permit students 10 atend
M any nour o the day or evening those who desire at
tend privately.
Each sudent after thoroughly mastering the principles of
!he charge successfully of both Of
individual and partnership accounts adapting the forms to
he nature Of the business This practice performed entirely
BY The student himself, as a test OF his study.
The exercise OF the school is thus made resemble strictly
u'e usaa business OF well regulated counting room.
Penmamship.
Mr. GAUNT has bestowed much pains on the inquiry into
he various causes which occasion bad writing and those
whose expectations not graduated the empirical preen
ons so constantly pressed their notice, he offer his
services CATER two successful teachng this city and
Laayee with the fullest confidence of being able afford
complete satisfaction.
rRsGas Rs1s,spGss7 Lord Principal of Jefferson Academy
VonHarken Son Madam Granet, Cusomhouse street Fe
male institute; IL. B. Cenas, Esq; - Wig, Esq No III
Common street. bEAPsTEk AAPH kES BrSE pPds fneD,,.
q EX The Undersigned having taken lessons in PENN
SUR under Mr. GAUET, who having fully and faithfully
Soap,ea @ @ with ms engaseme It's to his classes, We moi
u express our appreciation OF his superior of in
suenon In that important We can assure the ladies
mat should they attend his classes they will TO
Neworeans, April l, 1851.
Edward Garcia, Ernest Petpan Henry Willoz, FGrima
e. q Retpaip l. Ducournau, A. Marllot, S. s. bennett,
ger, f. WIZ, g; Laudsmicy G. Bouligny, N. Charbonet
y y borduzat. II LeBretton, Felix Formento. T. Fontal
W. mms: mssss:v ~ FRRss, a Augus.in Dustslo. kuna
boa,da Mau1as faa sSnn Bashs snss "a @
C.Iew w Curtis, Il. Pauver j. Pollock. apil 2w3paw1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-28
MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

q " wewoald RESP fully inform our dspds ~
band customer that ve have remnvei to "
No. 86 Canal bev seen Royal and Bourban ~
N nfeets, and invite he ladies' and gentlemen -
vho wisn to purchase cesp call before purchasing
and famine the eheapress and quality Of our goods
We receiving and opening BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
Of adies Misses sh Velvet, Straw Tascan and Ao Bonns-
In fact all Kinds that together with splendid
Rbons artificial Flower. Pume Embroidery Of ali desczr
uons; Thread Merlin Lace. Csps, Gioves. ETC. etc.
NJ Orderb for the making u Dresses Cioaks Msntas
asuperor artist for Onshaf the price asked os
embellishments = = ~ =, -i-F
B. Bonnets cleaned superior each
You that do wish to bay cheap. call No. IS Canal
o3i sm L. ]. sT1LLMAE.
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HOL MI Esq
SODA WATER
PURH--No Lead Poisoning.

IT S. WATERMAN, Gate Holmes IL Co..
4 SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANuFAG.
TURER No 80 Carondeet street, near G,avier offers to
furnish his former an her retailers with PURE
Soda Water and Mead and calls particular attention his
Bfpek TIN Cooler Pipes an mprevement absolutely essen
effects produced by Soda Water drawn through lead
t. s. w. also furnishes Soda and Mineral Waters Sars
para, etc. etc., glass bolt Orders for shipment, in
any quantity. carefully and promptly attended to- and de-
vered without extra charge for trayage k Soda Wate
Apparatus constantly on hand for sale apl An
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-28

A SURE and safe remedy for, and will positively
cure, Sick Headache, Chis and Fever, Jaundice
Dyspepsia. Chrome Danhga, SeeSckness, Cholera and
Cholera lnantum, and restore healthy action the Liver
without particle Of caome mercury, aunns morphine
entering their compound They DO purpor to be
remedy all Of diseases that flesh heir to- but ex
psrieuce warrants in saying the above they viii posi-
lively They viii also correct all dersng OF
stomach and relieve fvom those aches pains thruu
the system commonly called rheumatic.
1t excellent remedy for the Gravel and as a Vermi
fuge OF Worm medicine, there is none better,
t;V- Prepared only by DR.. =. FAscHrR, 40 Fulto
street, New York. a few doors from Broadway.
E. d. BEACH, III Canal street,
fE AaESTs for Louisiana, Alabama Nlississippi Arkan
sas, Texas and Florida. ieli-tydSw
ERESH GOSHEN BUTrER-30 Kegs fresi
Goshen Butter. Just received per steamship Union.
tor saeby tap2il WIN. j. DEWEY, s. GraysI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-28
MUSIC AND MUSICAL IseTRUMKNTs.-T
MasSic! Massic 2!

A. r e r. IER,
$40 Royal. bet. st. Philip and Ursuline sts.,
OFFERS for sale large and beautiful assort
~ ment of ANO FORTES, ,.A
which he will sell at the reasonable prices. They ar
the manufacture Of the celebrated fLxYFL and ERARD
Paris the widespread celebrity Of whose Instruments require
no further comment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-28

MADAME EMERY, the Seventh Daughter of
and Gentlemen of New Orleans that her stay here will be
short and al those wishing bsr services will please call
and St Joseph Streets where she will be happy to inform
them Of the PRESENT and the FUTURE.
II" Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to know the crcum
stances that surround them, and likewise their future pros
poets, will do well by calling on Madame E.
ET' Price 50 cents ap2 I'm os
FOR SALE-A NEGRESS, aged 81 years,
and her Girl Child years old she is a good Cook,
Washer and roner and general House Servant fully guar
anted. =
NEGRESS, aged 33 years; good Seamstress and
general House Servant =
A good FAMILY CARRIAGE, HORSE and HAR.
NESS the Carriage good new, and suited for
two horses.
A very superior PIANOFORTE, nearly new
TT The above will be sold low on account Of the owner
leaving the city, Apply at No. q Natchez ST., up stairs
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DENTISTRY

4, JAMES H. sPHATLEY,
8 y R 9 E 0 N 0Y pErTisT'
Once No. llO st. Charles street,
Between fsydras and Lafayette Square,
WHERE all spertons ths TEETH viii BE- performed
w satisfactory manner nl6 "
II H. BADGER, DENTIST, Of Tennessee, for
merry of Alabama and Georgia. No. l23 julia street be-
tween Camp and st. Charles sreeta, Thrssn BuiIngs,l
NewOreaus. MS m
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no. YE RED HEADs AND GRAY.

[fAsr INDIA HAIR DYE colors the Hair asd the Sk1
Any person. by occasionally thus Dye. Has
or minister's dark shade, perfectly black. This
iacured ny the eelsbrsed Chs DR.. CGASroCk su,hs Of
Censacts chs,istry Philosophy and ~Ssntsd to
color the Hair without
the Skin. II is soid IN New Orleans oyip by .s.-
mill 6m ]. WRlGhTN& co. Isl CharTes ST.
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SADDLERY, ETC.

PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouse.
g ROBB & co. No. so Graver sre. bare con-
Os stanily receiving from Philadelphia and /, gSNM
S@A England new G p0ds IN their ins. SA~&K
ENM Their stock comprises SADDLRRY -~kt7kM t9 NJ
tAEof all descriptions, SADpLERy
etc INDIA RUBBER G0oDs, TRAyELrNs and PACxIna
TRUNKS, etc. etc.
A so "A fine assortment of BuyrAbo RosKs.
EV Planters and nealers are invited to call. jas 6m
CADDLERY STORE-SM1TH & BRoTaER,
~ SO and 81 Common street, New Orleans. CA
offer Tor sale the most complete assortment Of
Goods in their line in the Southern country, COM
SADDLEs-More than 500 varieties of English, Anesi-
can. Columbian, Spanish Mexican and Side Saddles:
SADDLE BAGS and WALLETS, in great vasiety,-
- Brides, Bride Filings. Martingas, Ginhs, surcin-
gles, Stinup Leatheu. Extra, Reins. Hitch hslns'
G0H'sss' H'ssss'SS'Ess-Coaeh. II SS'Ess Gig and Buggy Hame..
all qualities Wagon and Dsay aness complete IN parts
Collars, Drsy and Wsgon Saddles, hames Blind Brides and
Plantation Gear Of every description. szG " ,
rsis sSs Gapss pqfBs Bss RI sy
SADDLERY HARDWARE. sADDLERs,
NESS, sHt,E MAkERS. "a, T81lS - s9S FINDINGS Of
s'sE eR and Hsmss Bride. see
snd Band Leather Cil Top Sides and Hides; Enameed
Sides and Hides Pate Leathers Of all qualities and colon
Bag Hides snd Sides; soSkins; Wno Skins; Hog Skins
SKINS sI color. and qualities; Chamois and Buck Skins
Lace Leather Buffalo Robes, etc.
fT 5. B. gents for the sale Of the Patent in,
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands Aso the Patent Stretches
Leather Bands; Saw Mill Bands; India Rubber Hose
Band Rivets, Lace and Band Leathes. etc, etc.
d7u SMITH 4 RROTHt r, 80 and So Common st.