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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-08-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Territory OF Minnesota,
County OF Washington, so

territory or Minnesota, IS
County Of Washington,
BY virtue of two executions
for the county aforesaid and to directed and deli, cred
against SylVanus Trask, defcndan, in favor Albert
Harris AMI Emanuel d. Farmer, plaintiffs have this 18th
day of Ju 1852 levied upon the following described real
estate the properly of the said Syvans Trask, witt
Lot No. 4, in Block. No. D, said lot being fifty
Main street, and hudrc and deep,
gether with the building situated thereon known the
Eagle Salnon: as, lots Nos. and s. in
10 being earh 30 feet fronting second and l5J
deep, all in The Saltwater surveyed and plated
bv Harvey Wilson, AMI recorded iii the Office Of the Reg
'St"r nr"| IL ~|.--,--c. thr
Northwest quarter of southwest quarter section twenty
niue 29 and the north half the northeast quarter
section G and the southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of section three 3) in township No. turty 3O
Range No. twenty COY, containing 1871 And on
saturday the 2lst day IF August 1852, at the hour Of ten
O'Clock, A. NJ, al the Office vi the Register of Deeds
Stlwatr shall expose to sale at public auct to the
highest bidder for cash, all the right, title and interest
that the sa SyranuS Trask had in and t. the above
scribd premises the 9Th day OF APRIL 1882, has
since acquired, much thereof shall suiicent to
satisfy said executions, besides Of levy, advertising,
commission and sale.
WILLIAM c. PENNEY,
Sheriff of Washington Co. NJ. 7.
saltwater, July It'll, 1852.
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Later and Better,

B. F. johnson, who left Dubuque yes
terday morning, informs us that news had
been received there, sufficient to warrant
the belief, that Cooks majority would
not fall short of one thousand! There
was prospect, also, that Veilie, Wing,
in the first district, had beaten Hem. The
Wings had carried the House of Repre-
sentatives.
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Notice to Presumption
Claimants.

I HE following Township Plats have
this day been received this Once, and place on
file, to witt
Townships Nos 81 and SO North, Range % West
IS g 81, SO, 81 Il 40 26
s. 6 IS and 80 sc 81
IS " 80 q %
The above Townships include portion of the Pine
lands Rum river.
A. VAN WORRIES, Rerister.
Land once, Saltwater, July &c, 1852. 46t3
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HARDWARE-Cross Cut and Mill
i Save, Axes all kinds, Hammers all kinds, sc.
Tar colo hy r. S. NEWELL.
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GOLD PENS-Just Received, a supe-
" rior lot of Gold Pens--some new styles.
LIE DUO ROHRER.
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CANE FISHING POLES-Just reed
~ doz fishing poles, at the Book Store Of
may ~. LIE DUO h h0HNEh.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30

The Harvest HYMN.

God Of the rolling year, to Thee
Cur songs shall rlse--whoso bounty pouis
In many goodiy gift, with free
Aud liberal hand our arsmnn stores
No frstlings of our stock we slav,
No soaring clouds of incense rise
But on thy hailowed shriae we lay,
Our grcatiul hearts in sacrifice.
Borne on thy breath, the lap of Spring
Was heaped with many blooming flower;
And smiling Summer joyed to bring
The sunshine and the gentle shower,
And Autumn 5 rich luXIuiancc now,
The ripenng secd-the bursting she'll,
The golden >hcaf, and laicn bough,
The fllIncss of thy bounty tell
No menial throng, in princcly dome,
Here wait titled lords bchcst,
But many fair and peaceful home
Hath won thy peaceful dove guest;
No groves or palm our fields adorn--
No myrtle shades or orange bowers
But rustiIns ucads Of golden corn
And fields of waving grain are curs.
Safe is thy care the landscape o'er,
Our focls and herds securely straw
No tyrant master claims our store
No ruthless robber rcnds away,
No fierce volcanoes withcrng shower
No t,ii simeon with poisonous breath
Nor burning suns, with balcful power,
Awake the fiery plaques Of death
And here shall rise our song to Thee
Where heightened wales and pastures lie,
Aud streams 80 singing Wild and free,
Beneath "a blue and smiling skv,
W here nc'cr was reared mortal throne
Where crowned oppressors never ,rod,
iicre-at the throne of heaven alone,
Shall man in reverence bow TO God
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HEART DIsEAsEs.-'The New Jersey Medical
Reporter has article the action of " he's Baths,
either pure state Of miNt,rc with sui phurotted
water. II is translated from the Freach of Dr.
Nepcc. who rela;es several successful cases A
number of patients him for diseases of
the heart, and he observed that most OF ,hcD when
immersed in the bath, had their pnlse- reduced n
remai kablc manner. lie has collected data from 217
invalids who made Of the whey baths a, his res
idcnce, in AIIevad. France, during ISi0-5l. In 80
cases the pulsations were reduced "a, in 93 cases
to 81 in 81 cascs to A. 10 "a cases to 4j 1t is
the tactic acid in the whey that he attributes the mod
Grafton in the circulation The most numerous cases
Of disease of the heart nervous papitations.-
Here then, in our country places, there IL AN oppor
t,nty Of laboring arrest that disease, pal
p,ation OF the heart II is prevalent among &C.
males thal males: the is simple one, indeed,
and is worthy Of repeated experiments.
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NEW DoDGT.-Iankeo enterprise Is Of such a
nature as 10 set competition elsewhere AZ ,ciiance-
Who but thorough h-goHg native could have conceiv.
ed thc idea embraced IN the following details At
the muster which took place Al Milford on the 2.I
in-tapt, rcnlal kab: public si,tcd mcIube, Of soc-
cty hired an omnibus, and dr0y, on 10 the muster
field. The vehicle covered with plavcaros an
noGncias th"t would be d',cu at stated, and very
frequent, intervals from CERTAIN spot 10 others
whence good views Of the military proceedings coal
be hadaud ali for the low charge of six and a quar-
ter cents. Patronage very liberal ths: frs,
two trips bat. a il hy nc ucul,ation pro,i,ced
every seemed more than anxious 20 he booked for
ride The rush tfulv ttemcndous--such az
word have made theatrical managers heari lean
for JOY OJr informant of The lucky tfay cler
tie states that, being seated, and the o.anib, on
the move, tn" hearty enquy Of 'Whatll We .akc?''
greeted the thirsty board Al sorts of liquors
were on hand and glass of any description desired
was allowed to each passenger, as well as "A ride,
which cXpensc the fo'pences covered 1t was the
most successful dodge that cori tr conceived and
the luck. spcculaor managed 10 make good thing Of
il. 1t Is possible he may not thaak us for exposing
his schcmc.---tr
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HOpEI-,S AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS or D.dIiEL HOPKINS
EEAVE just opened Thrd-st, near Jackson street,
Z 4 u general assortment % family goods AMI family
groceries; also Crochery, nails and variety of other
goods such caiicOes, srtifss and shcetings linen.
wOOcn, and cotton gO0s ot all Gi,Cnptions boots and
shoes oi all sizes and qualities Tor men gnf women boy
and girls also. various qualities Of sugar. coffee.
sal and all sorts al spices ready made clothing,
brComs, nuts, muasscs vinegar, PORK. mackercI, cod
fish clothes pins tobacco OF all qualities; and butter,
lard, sters -four crackers dried fruit, also, window
glass and putty ropes bed cords, powder shot, caps,
bacon, soap, candesn tact, everything We intend 10
sell very small profit, for quick pay. Cali and cX-
anime for yourselves and try
DANIEI. HOPKINS,
jH15.-l3-Iv. PETER HOPKINS.
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influon,iai parties Of New York, who are concern
ed especially in Broadway travel! view Of the pres.
ent agitation concerning r' aG; &c!, pr. pairing
To make proposal something iiir the following -
They will build railroad from Whitehall 10 Thirty
third-st, and for the privilege OF doing, viii keep
broadway IN perfect repair, ana sweep it thoroughly
cvery morning; thcy VIA Withdraw all the stages cf
the broadway lines (of which think there must
be neatly 3De.) and 20: them ia the c,oss-ss, if ne
ccssa having from i've t. ten stages each street
thus occupied. and running intervals of four or five
minutes either river. Thy will convey passcr,-
gers through the entire Inc, bph of cas- and stages,
tr Sixrcncc-ihat Is. on lcaNiug thc cars YOU get a
tick that is good fur any stage west and on
coming ID Broadway N stage you get ticket good
for an, car, up down; lhey viii also give tickets
t. 90 across the Gown IN stage, at the rate;
thus providing such system ot transfer, that one can
literally ride anywhere for a ,iSreuoe.
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FAIR HIT.-The London Punch comments as
follows upon the habit of dct.acton so prevalent 10
the United States during poica, contests, and which
leads the rartizans of candidate heap cnunci-
alton and abuse on the other;
AS usual. the Americans have nominated two Of
'hcr wors' men to. the Presidency. j. Occasionally
happens that some oi the model republicans appear
to ,i,c high above the leze Of ordinary hunaniiv,
and are wcahiy supposed by their admirers 10 have
attained cgiucuCc the f.,d or the forum but
!et them only b. named a. candidates tor some high
Office and aii the world imucdiatcly discovers that
they the ncane-t and mo, desrioabic of men, the
very smallest II oatth's :cptes
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COMMISSION AND ToRw ARpING MERCHANTS,
~ORNER Commercial and Pine streets, st Louis.
~ VIII promptly attend TO all guments, and will
MAKE liberal cash advances Orders or purchasing will
be promptly filled AT the lowest possible prices.
REFERENCES
Geo. Collier, Page d Bacon. Chariess,
Blow a Co.. ChuutCau \ Natc, 81. LOuis.
Doan, kng d Co.
Ii. D. NcwcOmb Il Bro, ". Il. Rcy ynol,,S--{OuiSLiNs
Ellis & Morton, s'irader q German, },...,.
Hosea & Frazer, Springer d Wbiteman '''
L. e.. Twicheil n Co.--Ncte Orleans.
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THE, RICE HOUSE.

vHNHE Three story Brick on 81. Anthony St. lately
a occupied is the store OF u. NJ Rice, Is now con-
Vered into Hotel; which with such additions to il
contemplated will make 1t very spacious and
venient establishment. Every effort Will be eXeried To
make this house first rate such viii crafty the
wishes of all guests and travellers our coaches Ill
take guests and their baggage To and from the boats,
free Of charge Strangers in ~. Paul before crcdiHg
the report that 'roons all fur. may do well to
call upon Perhaps, they will find better rooms bet
ter furniture and better fare than they aNcipated.
JOSEPH DANIELS.
D.I.l I.,l-.
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL

nEEPIY sensible OF past favors, again invite your
EI attention TO my MILLINERY ESTAB-
LASHMENT. confidently ASSUMED that can show
variety Of materials and trimmings that Will repay
Inspection.
My facilities increased for supply ing you with
the latest les and hope TO be able de
mand which taste ard style may require.
My arrangements for the season, persuaded, will
fully that which the Ladies of Saint
Paul willing contribute, when puuctua,y and
anxiety please, blended with hnswledse of what
their excellent taste requires.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Street. st. Faul, November 20, 1851. 81
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-30
NO. XIV.

BLOODY TRAGEpy.--The Madison Ganner
publishes the following of horrible tragedy
recently enacted IN Indiana
Two brothers, Hiram and Warren Francisco, res
dcnts of this county and well known in this comInu-
nIty as respectable and peaceaie citizens have been
Tor time selling clocks Jackson county, in this
State. They usually travel different routes, bat make
practice OF meeting each other frequently. They
agreed 10 meet at a public house IN the vicinity OF
BrownsOwn, last Friday night Ono cf the brothers
reached the tavern about O'Clock, and inquired
u his brother had arrived, and va, informed 10y The
landlord that he had After eat.ng his supper he
c;Iled fora high, and asked TO be shown a bed. The
landlord Informed him that he had 10 candles about
the house hut that, II he gcul follow him, he would
take him TO bed Francisco f,lowed the landlord
INTO dark room and undrcssed himself aud retired to
rest. The bed seemed I, b. wet, and, having some
matches about him, he struck a light, Upon exam
ming the bed he found that it was wet with blood!
Discovering candle talle bca by he liz il, and
looking under the bed, the body Of his lroher
with his throat cut from car and perfect, life
less! Fastening the door l,nmedatt.iy he proceeded
to load revolver which he had, blt before he could
do 50 there effort made y several men 10 en-
ter his ROOM Pretending a. b. alarmed, he asked
them to want until he dressed himself. As soon he
had finished loading his pi-to he opcred the door,
and the landlord and two other nicn rushed him,
when he fired two Lstrrls Of hi. pistol, Immediately
killing the landlord and one Of his accomplces after
which the other man fled
We further learn that Francisco went before JUS
hce OF the peace in Brow and surrendered hn-
sell up, but, after examination OF the cases the jus.
tIcc released INN.
Some OF the above statement, may be exaggerated,
bnt, IN the man, We believe III IN to be true.
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A PHENOMExoS.-Thc water in the lead mines
j. said bc higher this year Than when the seasons
have been wet. How can tins be accounted for -
Can it he The prcsnml ton that moisture viii
cend in pcrcohting process thiorch the earth when
it is parched or want o surface moisture This may
be but the phenomenon OF higher water be-
bow the surface q the earth in dry season than in a
wet cannot We think, be attributed wholly if at all to
the suggested clGsc. Wha, say GeoIogists on the
subject - D,d,t, ,,4e Ucr.
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GALENA STORE,
w. ii. Stiliman e. Co.

NNIOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity that they have opened in the
lower fresh and well selected stock of Groceries,
which are supplied every week from Galena and 81
Louis; and which they pledge themselves To sell for cash
as low as can bought north o Galena Those desir
Gus of buy ing at retail, will find their advantage
call and examine their prices.
Constantly on hand-Butter Cheese, Pork, Fish, Su-
gars Teas Coees and all articles found in this liae.
n-rA genuine article of Family Flour constantly
hand w. IL. b a Go.
Saint Paul, Aug. %, 1851. l9
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There arc about 25,000 Norweeians in iie vii
Yankee district Of " isconsin. mission has been
in operation among them. in charge OF Rev. Mcssss
Nillciup and A.rclIas. Tor ,ime and $50 per-
sons have been gathered in. Tie mission has mad
the effect Of awakening general Inquiry among
them about ,he religion of the heart, which s a
strange thing among them. MIR. Wilicrup has COM
mcnccd and completed church at Cambridge Wis,
OF stone, "A by Ga neat, plain and substantial, at
cost # over $1,000 80 ,cc9 OF which has already
been paid the remaining ; 900 is now dac.
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FIR ESH MEAT.

have an arrangement now, for keeping fresh meat on
ice, in a winter temperature; ami shall be spar
ing neither of pains money to have the choicest,
beef pork lamb, aud other varieties,
customers may send in their children, for
bit Of tenderne, steak roast, something else that
good and they shall have the best in the shop, and
honest weight Ny shop, remember is on ST. Anthony
street, just few steps above Fuer's story brick.
may27-6tf WM. WELLS.
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1852. GREAT STOCK or DRUGS. lSJ2.
DODGE d BENTZ.
NO 100 MAIN STREET, GALENA, I'LL.
HFFER for sale the following Drugs &c, at the low
~ est prices.
1000 lbs tartaric 3s'd 10000 lbs putty
25 kegs carb. soda 50 bbls spts. turpentine
10 bbls tartar 500 lbs Paiis green
100 lbs Eng blue mass 10 casks old port wine
100 do Eng. and Am. CALI 20 bDls Eng. epson salts
10 casks sulphur 10 do caraWfA seeds
10 cases British ustre do Eng grid mustard
II do Eng rid. boraX 10 do cotal varnish
25 bbs past er paris do MaccabOy snuff
do camphor 1oC lbs oil peppermint
800 OF quinine u ID " lemon, fresh
5 bbis castor oil 50 doz paint brushes
1900 lbs liquorice 50 doz gross Lecs pills
100 do inspd extracts SO do do essences
$50 do Turkey opium q bNs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs 2i doZ Townsend > Sarsala.
% oz stryChnine 20 gross bears oil
SO do morphine 80 htSs saltpctre
500 bxs Mct'ully's glass 1900 do X. Cunkng s.
So lbs iinseed oil pure white lead
IiOughton's Pepsin, I.e',den * co medicines
Pam Miller, Soaus medicines, &c.
Together with large and well selected stock of
~ article line We especially invite the attention
OF purchasers from the upper country 10 our stock and
prices G22-l4-ly
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JOHN HOLLAND & CO..

AUcFIoNEERs AND GENERAL AGENTS.
FURNITURE Warehouse, Bench street, Saint Paul
IL Improved Farms, Town lots, and houses for sale
orr Advances on ccnsingnmenfs, and prompt pay.
inet sales. Good references given when required
st. Paul April Is, 1852 52-iy
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HOUSE. " srILLNy NyATER.

FzNiEN determined 10 have Hotel kept nj Still
n water, As a house ought u he kept. The Lake
House is fine large huiug iii large
Stables and buildings. we'll good p,Ilors the
house, for IrVate families oCcuf,N.
Matthew Tai-ey has taken This house, and furnished il
throughout; having put in O0G 90 worth of new iurni-
Nothing Ill the way % eXpeusr viii he spared 10
keep up the foJ the Lake House, the highest reputation.
that public house acquire Strangers from abroad,
viii receive such attention 10 encourage them 10
tarry.
saltwater. March ;, 1852 Act.
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ST. PAU. FERRY.

VHNiiE subscribers have ready new horse boat;
u and all things IN complete order for crossing the
river nj ~. Paul. Lower Landing with al passengers
and We shall be i'll attendance AT the Ferry, at
usl, hours Of business, and possible shall
The attendance of good Fcrryman. The
rates ieiuge lower here than at other ferry
from st. Louis to ST. PAIL.
JAMES NJ G0ODWUE.
ISAAC \. .GOODHuE,
iy22 Propretors
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ARGE stock Of Bonnets at Mrs. Marvin's Millinery
IL Establishment, Third street, at reduced prices The
Ladies of ST. Paul respectfully informed that Mrs
Marvin has received large and very elegant stock o
Bonnets, which she is now opening and to which she
invites their attention She has now on hand large
variety both in and material, which she is offering
at lower prices than ever before in ST. Paul.
II the Ladies will call early, Mrs. NJ. has no doubt
that they will be induced TO purchase.
ST. Paul. Nav 26.
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THE BENTON HOUSE.

nAVlD GILMAN bess leave 10 inform the Of
> mankind, that he has rciitted the above honse
Watlh and is prepared again to be a home " ith his
latch .tug tO hi> old friends, well in
strangers Comfortable apartments, and farmers fire,
can be furnished to gentlemen, or families, wshiH- TO
tn, upper coutrv. for hcuh pleasure and
iourn Watab VIII be pleasant, fne fishing and
hunting make Il, or the proprietor knows how TO
render il. DAVID GILMAN.
luly II. 1852 l3-St.
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NoteIs AND Boarding Dousss.
ST. PAUL HOTSE.

NNlS house formerly kept by J. W. Bass, being the
II original hotel OF st. Paul at the corner of Third ~
Jackson streets, opposite the Minnesota Outft, tho
roughly repaired and remoGelled and with the additions
now made TO it, is Of the spacious and conVe
nient hotels in town Having taken lease of il, and
fitted IL up throughout with furniture, invite the
travelling public 10 call upon me; believing they will find
ths house equal TO the best all respects The charges
Will be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS.
paIl .ulN lSlo II
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TsEFuL TO FARmERs.--To reduce solid fec. to
bushels. multiply the solid feet by 45 and divide by
56. Thus, in bin of grain feet b, 4, and 2 feet
highs multiplied by is 50, which multiplied BY 2
gives 64 solid feet; "a multiplied y i5 gives ESQ,
which divided BY 80 leaves 5I-7 the number Of bush.
els in the bia.
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FREMONT SE,

PROPRIETOR.
v7tiIS well known stand on Bench and corner OF Cedar
streets has been thoroughly repaired. and all new
y furnished, and IS open accommodate boarders
ard travellers, with comfortable quarters.
i,I
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w NJ. =. COMBS,

BOOKSELLER ANr SrATIoNEH.
HZ EErS constantly on hand, complete stock of
"A BOoks and every description OF stationery to-
gether with fancy Goods nearly opposite the American
House. ST Paul
April l. 1852 Soft
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T1LASTERE

TDLASTERER and oisteru-builer, informs the people
Il OF Saint Psn and vicinity, that he will attend
promptly and faithfully the woTA entrusted TO him.
his line Of business, which he Processes to understand
thoroughly. June 10, 1851. 9-y.