The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02

The FALL TRADE.--The Fall trade in this city
has been unusually large. /, is the opinion Of tho,c
competent to judge, that it will exceed, by at least,
50 per cent, that OF any former season. Though
stocks OF Dry Goods and Glocerics thought 70 be
enormously disproporoned 10 The market, have been
received 10y merchants, there l.. now no doubt thai
before winter is over, the stores and shons will he
ehcct'hy cleared out. New customers have been
secured and trade has sprung up with places hereto
fore supposed to be out OF on, reach There i NO
reason 10 believe that ils career of PROSPERITY is in
danger Of any check, happen what may. There is
no room Tor fear that the future of Galcnl will not
equal present promiscs.--[GaI jeff.
The Frecpoit Journal says the Gaiena and Chica
60 Union RAILROAD Is dong an immense amouo, Of
business at this ti'nc. All their facilities are ,,nt in
Felsuon TO accommodate the travel and passage of
freight And they are utterly unable to transport all
the freight that is waiting tr,nspoi tation over the
road. Ii Is 10 Ire hoped that the power of the road
VIII be incnased.-fGal. G;.z.
GREAT SPECUL,Tioy-A short limo ano g,
Young man. a clcik in house la san Francisco hay
ins $1,000 Ia spare, it TO China and invested !,
III f'ce lie sold the cargo O. arrived % cents per
pound, and made the handsome sum of S37 600 hv
me OPERATION The purchaser was Il Chnan:,n aut!
1t 50 happened that the cargo r,vcd the da, after il
was purchased. The Chinanran made sos 600 ON
ms bargain. The large -un Of Sl02,0 900 has there
fore been cleared Oh an Investment of : 5000
GKorrsQUE TRowsfRs.-Thc legs Of Our
5etae's 'T,f are becoming flash, and vulgar as their
dialect. Fancy wa>troats and slang iaIoses Keen
exact pace ana the mutilruus stripes and blo,chcs
ii which the fast portion of on, male nonu,,;o, ON,
case their neither eNtrt mites almost as rerusiyc
as their habits and morals. pair of ul,,, fsshiopa
bic trousers look If the tailor must have been ont
shinnins toads and snakes for his patterns We
should really dislike to put ourselves into them-wc
are certain that the, would make one fell like hor,
ping Of ciawiing.-IN. Y. hi.
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found; they are worth tcasuiing W. A preacher
said:
eli you know ANYTHING that will make a brother
heart glad, quick and Tell it; but if it is some.
thing that will only a SIGH bottle il M We
never get good bread for o,u selves al we bcoir ~
ask ior our nei 5iibor.'
The NEwspApER.-TiicIc is no book 50 cbcap
as newspaper; none as interesting, because it con
sists Of a variety, measured and in suitable r,oro,
tons AZ To time and quality. Being new every lay
or week. il invites 10 habits Of reading and il afford,
o. easy way OF acquiring ledge so necessary to
tac individual and the community.
The Arctic ExPFpIrtoN.-Thc ENGLISH ruI,-
lie Is Just now very mrch exercised over the ar,i-
val OF the Prince ADeTt, of the Arctic exploring
vessels. The Prince Albert was f. ed out and Left
Aberdo n, Scotland, abodt Is mouths ago. chiefly at
'ie expense Of Lad, franklin. The Prince Albert
communicated with the No,'h Star at Beechy Island
aud brings the ga.y ng intelligence that WelLn. N
Chqno is this ,ea clear, and that one of the steam
ers and one Of the sai,ag vessels hid proceeded no
to explore the regain OF Capt. Pean, discoveries,
Al the point VII c the Prince Alert wntercd B.,tv
Bay, picked company made an cxpetI:ticn Of 1900
miles on sl'9ses, bat they did find the eas, L ace
of Sir John F.a.klin.-N ,isccaaia.
NEW IRoN PRoJECT.-It is stated that Shoen
bcrger the Oldest iron maker in Pennsy lvania, Rhey
Matthews & Co., Of Pittsbnrg, and IA number Of en-.
terprising capitalists in New York Boston and Phil
adelphia organizing company with 81 600, 900
capital, to embark very extensively in the manufac
cure Of iron rails at Juhn.town, Cambria county, Pa