The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-25

caro- 10! ~ was SWEPT oycIi;ard-ihe
'- rariia'iy stove in---tad the msins;,il
AL been r:cll. i>ly lowered. was much
rtssei r,iliueG I town to rcl air and ie-
tG. tf L~,r.--Thr Mort British Mail state.
t', na1 belonging Il Aylshisc, no less dis
u fearless 40 than ~ a man Of
4aria- lap a tx d,ss ago which d.
accorded. Wicn exercising in Il Il. ID.
stccl ie chase illrc, his on n property, he
~~a.l To fu,h her hel.e to save
away vita. rhr mare bel IL rose
and took il; IN" lright oi tn lean.
,ds measured, hcing found To be 10 he's,
.!-a-haf feet, he ne bria- about nine
.,a.. iai on the other >idc a!ou, seven feet.
t...u. N TRADE.-Tha 81. I.1ais Republican
-f.- ..' .tensiye i.ancs t!c hc ~ ptactised ia
'.,.. fl 4 weight. wgoag tlrc "a barrels, &c.--
.e .ar. have been iound t. Gall shor ofthe prop
CO. .,eIg much eight pounds.
IA. 81. )us Ev. News Is Informed thai prepa.
PATRONS ha,. been made FIR vigorously prosecuting
ia. K oA tn- Southern iivisioa Of the Central rail-
ral 90 Cs.r. II : intended to employ. upon that
rf. 81. -. 'ad il they can he obtained, 1000 labor
Us.
bah. having advertised fora wife to shane
ls faf. an inquirer" solicited information "a to the
.'fe q sad Ut.
fA Why racing is generally called "the
ing the fact OF 50 many 'ssrcen
.'..-- found upon it.
tf-. .'srhoo marms,'' who recently went
a.-i, e- /, engage in ;Ae duties Of her profess
..a. t'r 5es home:--''A panther was killed last
t,c a % i- ~chooroom, measuring seven feet from
~ d.. the nd Ul his tail
t.ce. who has been over the ground, says
o. a no cross the Is,hn;is cary along too
eai - -. y. VIZ: bed blankets, pork, stew pans
ord I-.- II his opinion, all a wants for the
IS bottle OF brandy and revolver
pA- e. ne ani the o,ne: 'srcaserS. Il Chicago
-r,rLLrsr TEsr.-Thc Young ladies' in
t-.l.H. said, though We don't believe it, stu
Iss the bps d young temperance men, to
thy have been tamperag with tod.ly.
.. ..e fad in a late Galignani, copied from
b. agian 'ur,ai, that not long since vo,mr
.r.o14 truck by ightnng and driven pe,l.endc-
"., ..l c earth, so tia; hey had 70 dig her ont
- nctime in getting down to hen head. We
-... ai, is carefully mentioned that she was dead
rs. tirg rXtrIcateC her
'7s Gentleman in til city, strongly tine
I Ni'a 'omance than lib SENSE, talks of extreme
arcau.e his llt love has sacked him. :"
IS hial to adopt TIE Course of the German
who POLITICALLY exclaimed;
away FOR ka.y's safo
III tie field AID hie M self nit snake.
Gin. Goa.
t' 1"ri OLD toxin OF Nethcrs.ie.i. ca. it is the
r--...l o.. III the age If every person who dies
i..t -D. ne b2i, OF ih. largest in the State,
Hl ,le hundred strokes at the death Of Mrs
Hi. 'srs. 4. has never exhibited INA, Ks OF un-
a.uii a-..
He- aa. f.rcnce with which maav Anne. leans re-
IL ssagc of funeral procession, is proven
' N' the French people, from regard to the
tar aourne:s. rs wei! As respect for the
'.. ,aI, when thy meet a funeral procession,
I'd ed the with. the rro
.--''a es.
l ,isemcnt in newspaper is like circle in
81 'a' ontinuaily spreading itself.
- your ''rochs" and try it.
= ans'cl corposc, or being asked if he had done
t'tf'f ii-ciy, replied that his last work u COM
g'siia. h his creditors.
Tea 'mas j. Sutherland, scholar, lawyer and
POLITICIAN, md n soldier in South America un-
Sa'a Bolivar, died in Nebraska Territory, on
t1e ~ Ma
u $peaker," said "A member Of the Jamaica
,l- -irc discussing bill for the regulation Of the
t'' tln g, II know these timber merchants to be
Gus rascaIs--I was in the lumber inc my
-"' years
q lth Of its terrors, undertake to support a
i-.t We shI.iings day. a To fear death,
tt lrce meals day and know what comfort
4t-, ia the United States eighty one women
J. in- tc Office of postmaster, @ thits-onc Of
20 4.n m Penns, wanna.
~ wish, SAYS the Savannah News, the Postmas-
.' '''u..a would appoint few females in Georgia.
ti.' '.et,r tolerate irregularities in the males.
-h' ny don't YOU go TO schools
D:l.e, SIT, daddy aic;,red that if larns ever,
''' Shan't nave any thing to aln ven !
10 to tte 'caden,.'
80 KEroRr.-li is said IF the MARQUIS Of
u" GEE that when Young aud engaged in battle,
.'' "a hummer at his side Killed by "a cannon ball,
ti"e- tered his brains in ever, direction. His
'''a ",r at once fixed the ghasti, object, which
f't'"'4 engross his thoughts. A superior officer
"l-e.t' him, supposed he inundated at the
fi.'. addressed him in a manner to cheer his
'i..', On. said the young Marquis with calm
"ss- W Verify, II am not frgh,ened-i Am puzzled
20 riee "a, how any with such a quantity OF
TO b. here.'
Re Railroad Company have recently forbid
t'i' t re sale of intoxicating drinks in any of the
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