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he main-top where should be out Of the
reach of splinters.
We were nearing the enemy fast. The
ieputatiOn 10 wait on the Captain stood a.
breast the mainmast and were backed BY the .
greater part of the crew. some grumblino
threats, some swearing. some wanting nror. (
others talking of taking the vessel-all loud. |
bCisterous; in short in open mutnv. The
Captain walked stately and composedlv into
their midst. struck blow or two with the fat
of his cutlass over the heads and cars Of the
who were stunned and fell as If
tons to shorten sail. and beckoning to me-
said, "Dortor take these fellows down. and
bandage their heads qnickly and send them
UP to me. shall want their services in about
FIVE minutes"
DO you hear, YOU sirs if you are not a,
Your guns in five minutes, You'll hear from
me again"
The wounds were dressed and the men AT
their posts in due time heard. as bound
up their wounds. our commanders battle
speech. 1t came to nv ears in surcrhuman
tones, being shouted through speaking trum-
pet made Of very thin silver, or bell metal,
never used except in actions
Lads am going to take tha, BRIG. Now.
mark if Won sku}k-it YOU hang back when
| call for bparirr> II vou let the raS-
cal Brazilian get foo,ho!i on this dcck-I'll
pnta match TO the ma-azin". Remember
never vet told You fa'>ehood. as nope for
Gods Mercy. never will"
This was followed Nv three hearty cheer.
from the crew, which had hardly ceased be-
fore the command was Gwen to take in sail
and never was order more promptly ohrvcd
seemed less than minute before reach
ed the drrl. when found all ,lone-rhe sail.
h"om> an1 gear AL down. the fore hatch anc
the gr3tinr~ lail on.
A. reached the tor. the enemy gave
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CHILDREN OF THE WILDs.
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i"er' Is 10 in>fah"" on record which eS-
ci'"d more CURIOSITY especially IN England,
'"'h '''i' % " ''''I'' " no was Known as
rtTER T'IE WILD r"F.
At the beginning o. the lat cen.l,v, T.
' $500 ->----; Sc - -,.-' - '''o o',..'A"rt Il
"''''i''3 " WIZ ''': III " german i'rr>'' 70
! "H''h me '.''o name was afterwards 2''"n-
ne ''''''>' account ' MN ! 10 '' ''i'' III
!"''rr from IN" i."o"'rFihn ''rrrsi o" !rht
oil III" ~ james f''"'ihS l">'' published
! peccmorr H. La he intcndant OF The
, house OF CORRECTION al Hr'I. says til" writer
mas hron"h' 4 ooE 10 Hanover supposed to
! be About fitcen years OF ace, VIII" was found
, some time ago III wood near ilam"lin. s"mt
twenty miles hence. lie was walking on HI
| hands and feet, climbing rp trees like SPUR
| rel, and feeding upon grass and moss oftree>.
. Th" Young sava"e was brought to George |.
!. who was at that time residing at Hanover
n The king was at dinner. and some food wa
y offered The Toy, which he rejected. Ills NAL
4 csty then ordered him such meat as he like,
?. hest; and raw food having been brought. h'
Q de,ourcd it with relish. As he was unable
r. to speak. il was impossible to learn how h
" was hr>t aoahNohcu III 'te wo"iS. anu u.
what means he existed Great care wa> ia
. ken of the boy BY order of the king; but,des
n ,ite the vigilance ofthose who had charge o
l. him. he escaped in less than month into III
y woods Every species of restraint had tcc
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r. The following beautiful extract is from
familiar letter written by Mr. Webster
while in Virginia, few wears since, to a
friend in Boston The extract is one of the
most striking descriptions ofthe beauties of
the morning which we have ever read, and
j. an additional evidence of the varied ac-
co.npli>hments Of the great statesman =
o'clock 4. NJ
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ruarv, 1856. at the supposed age Of seventy
three
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tect the "critter," but they made no resistance.
The liquor was condemned and DESTROYED
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'"'' OR >EIzrRE.-Scveral barrels Of Ii
~, were seized on team in Hampden, Me.
On tho road to Bangor. Irishmen ac-
''.'. tAt team. with ".hila'lhs" TO prc
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h'>>IA AND TURkEY.-The Emperor OF
'''>ia : SAID to have sent eighteen engineers
- s'"ret mission to European Turkey, to
-'"e'' information of the resources hundred
N'l>an1 mer. would find there. The state
VI 'Ae r'ads and other matters would also be
.'H"reG INTO. 1t was believed that another
~, 'i engineers had left secretly for Greece
'''- ''n>'anrnople, to collect more informa,
''A ' the same character.
L1qroR SrlzrRr-scveral barrels Of Ii.
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RICH MARVIN.
On Third Street. st. Paul.

Is NOW ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY As DEALER IN GLASS,
GLASSWARE, CHINAwARE, ouEE>swARE AND
CRocKERY THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE
STREET, NEXT DOOR TO PREsLEy's,
And nearly opposite the Post Office
ESELlENING thfit the trade Of town will now war
I'D rant establishment devoted solely to this branch
of business, the subscriber calls the attention of his
friends and all who in want OF goods in his line to the
fact that he is prepared to receive them on the most
liberal and commodating terms, and has hand and
arriving, very large and well selected stock OF
goods ordered expressly for the market comprising the
usual varieties, and many other articles not 10 be met
with elsewhere IN this town.
e. C. blue edged, dpt painted printed white granite,
flown. bne and mulberry earthenware.
Pure white, enanelled, uatrc, blue figured and gold
band, English china;
White, gold band, and decorated French china;
All the varieties of American cut, plain and pressed
glassware of Eastern and Western manufactures;
German and Bohemian glassware, great variety;
English Il. ID. pipes American pipes and pipe heads;
Aarge OF looking glasses, elegant japanied
tea trays of our own importation;
britannia coffee and teapots, casters pitchers etc,
great variety of first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment of CorneliIs Il Co s
celebrated solar lard lamps chandeliers grandoes, etc
gilt olive, and damasK;
Together with a large variety Of articles not usually
impoI ted for this market.
prepared to offer large stock oil goods, ordered
expressly for this trade, unusually favorable terms.
Assorted crates packed for me country trade III the
best manner, KEPT cor santly on hand.
My goods ars put mp in the best manner, by Careful
and experienced packers and may he trans ported
distance by wagon otherwise, without risk OF break
Call and examine our goods for yourselves
Particular attention is invited to stock of Window
Glass Of ali and qualities; which will be sold here
for less prices than ever fore offered in ST. Paul. and at
very small al upon The cost at The manu,c
for cash in hand RlCHARD MARVIN
o.
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REAL. ESTATF

property situated in the town of sainr paul ,n,
. So immediate vicinity, for sale low for cash Ths
sax h as do not often present themselves ~
ms or man OF moderate means to invest mon
fosperons aud rapidly growing town. and lis
among various property have to tdspose of
'f GLOWING: dwelling house, and several lo,s
fr. N acenisai part OF st. Paul, with abundant
i excellent water. also a small house adejnirs Q,
Na ls property Nil be Sold about ten acres of Inn
.rse-i with large and thrifty growth of weuI rr,s,
"aw that the Sioux laud cannot ut least at pres.
... ply rs with fuel until IN market
i4 also Tor SALE number Of five acre lots with
ti"'tl'' timber on them situated on and in the inme.
a' mity OF public roads, and not over mile from
~ f2l The above property will be sold on such low
c'a, irf cash, that the purchaser can Immediately sell
H-a.u Al advance.
os ss'e m time. prices will be proporiionablv higher
Aflt g. HENRY \. LAMBERT, third street corner
l-.i.+ - H. J. EONT, ST Paul.
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rriforN oi MilfesOti,
= lsingioH County.
80 of execution issccd out of and under The
of the district Count Of Washington County, in
Lt f JUDICIAL district o sand TERRITORY. direct
a. OBJ cred upon Judgment rendered by said Cont
Ns f'. renty tird day vi March, 4. -. 1859; in an
ro John Hotter is pT and John III brewster Is
oe' avor of the said plaintiff, and against .ic said
f...uIat ?. have this fourteenth DAY of iuis \. d.
1885, 'r ed upon the following described places and par
-..s lI fcal rstatr, VIZ:
i7t .. :, in block No. 2S N the town of saltwater
.'r 10 The smrve, end platt of sail town, made b.,
tt. Wilson Esq, ana day recorded in the oic' o:
Vie Bog strr OF deeds Of w shiugton County, with the
. -i .hereon situate,l-aEd All the appurtenn.cea
f.ct-f belonging. And The northwest quarter, OF
-s.. west quarter Of section No. 81, III township
Np-t rh- 81 range No - west containing forty
acres IRE or les. Which real property shall sell.
lie n-ht title. interest ard csttt" Of ihe SAID
+4.4 IT Brewster 0t iH and 10 the public anc
tu- le hishert bidder Or cash, saturday. The 9Th
f a. senbcr, A. ID. 1852, al II O'Clock, IL the FIRE
rs lat dav ia front OF tht Lake ifonse' III still
't said Comfy ami Territory; or much there
q a fi1r he sufficient 70 satisfy SAID execution.
IN. &. PENNEY sheriff for Washington co.
D.f-i Stllwstcr, thLs l3;h day OF Jul, A. ID. I.52.
81. So, -.
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HOPKINS AND BsOTEEi,,

SUCCESSORS or DANIEL HOPKfNS
ESANE usl opened 1h.rI-st, Hear jackson street,
q u general assortment of family goods and family
groceries, also croCAery, nails and variety of other
goods: snCh ctlicoe, srtnys and shectngs linen,
wuoien. and cotton goods OF all descriptions boots and
siors OF all sizes and qualities TOR and women BOYS
saleatu> and al sorts OF Spices ready made clothing
hrooms, nuts, molasses, vinegar, pork. n!achere cod
fish clothes pms, tobacco OF ali qualities; and butter
lard stcrs, Hour, crackers dried fruit also window
gass ana putty. ropes, bed cords powder shot caps
bacon, soap, caniesin aei every thing We intend
sell very small profit for quich paw Call and ex-
anime for yourselves and try US
DANIEL HOPKINS,
juI5.-l2-ly. PETER HOPKINS
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GUARDIAN SALE.

E-r TT OF JOSIAH w. BARBER DECEASED
aa lOtce that pursuant Ia a decree of the Hon the
Court oi Probate, ot the County Of Ramsey. NJ. T.
sa. II nj public sale, the premises in the town
~ Sc fui, on the lth da. of August next. between the
- Ut o'clock 4. Nj. and the setting Of tse san on the
-'. ~, the following described premise: situated in
'.. Nfa of st Paul. ami County Of Ramsey atoresaI
90 wax commencing AT stake three roes from fhc
tcrly corner OF ot No ,, block No ,; of Hoy Is
'it."- 10 ST lnul, thence rGEniag north, thirty six
' '"e nail degrees wcst scvent, five rods the line
rs Land OF u. L. lioSt, and John Randall thence
pf+ lN-three and nhalt degrees east; thirteen and
u"ff. rods thence south thirty-six and hall dc
tfta ct seventy -four rods; thence thirteen and one
ad tOs to the place Of beginning containing Two acres
f'fhe with dwelling house thereon standing. Terms
r-... 81 To ihe highest b,bbrr. PETER VI LOW
Guardian FOX miners heirs.
,--.-L In. III
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DISTRICT COURT.

tiE.T JrnIcIAL DISTRICT, WASHINGTON Co.--->s
James r. Comsock d Co.
srht II Brewster.
20 John IL. Brewster. defendant:
2 % &c hereby sGnluoIed the conn ain
= al james +. Ccmstock Il Co, which compliant il
Ig the office of the Clerk Of the aforesaid DISH
OURS for the aforesaid Count, and serve IA copy
on the undersigned, my office in still
ltsf. it said county OF Washington, within Ncntl
after service hereof you exclusive of The da,
81 SERVICE or if You fail 80 to answer their complaint
sad claimants will take Judgment agains. lon 70
sire f four hundred and fy -four dollars and sixty
with interest thereon from the 3tth of Oc
IuDrr. i. D. $780, besides costs of snit.
THEO. Z. PARKER, Piars: Atty.
,tiii iter, VI. T., June a. iS52 I2-it
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CATHCART & TYSON
AVE LEASED STORE ON THE CORNER o.
Roberts and Fourth streets,

NNyHERi, they are opening fresh stock Of Gro
w ceres. Provisions and Feed, which they offer ri
Wholesale and Retail the citizens OF ST Paul and the
surrounding country at low prices AS they can he pu
chased west of ST Louis Their consists part
follows: Crushed and powdered n o. and car
flied do; lava. Rio and laguira coffee; \. H. Imperial
Gunpowder and Black Teas; Tobacco and segars choice
brands: Rice Raisns and Currans; w K. Cheese Pep
per- spices Nutmegs, Cloves Assorted Pickles; Pepper
sauce Catsups, Powder and shot, starch, Chocolate
Mustard Figs, Ciron, Extract OF Lemon, Rose and Va
na Mould star and sperm Candles; Palm and varier
acd soap; shaving do; Herrng, Mackerc Goldfish, Port
iaIns and shouders fresh Butter and Egs Butter and
soda crackers; Molsscs and Golden syrup; lsecd and
Lard Oh: Cider Vinegar, Oats. Cora and shorts Corn
ard -four choicest brands; also all other articles
usually kept III Family Grocery Store too numerous to
mention which they will sell for cash exclusively M
small profits Purchasers VIII please call and exnnlin6
for themselves A. II. CATlCAkT,
in l7.-9-tf n. l.. Tl son.
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ICE CREAM SALOON Il GENERAL
DISCRETIONARY ESTABLISHMENT

IUE subscribers, returning their sincere thanks TO
their patrons and the public III general for the liberal
announcement they have received desire inform
them that they have opened Ice Cream Saloon in
the building formerly known as Hchcox " Kellogg 5
Drug store, Third street. They will ALWAYS have Ice
Cream and every article in the Coneclon line. La
dies and Gentlemen please give us "a call.
They viii also inform The public thai they have al
ways on hand AZ their Confectionery, the Amer-
can House. l assortment of fancy and plain Candies
which they VIII sell alrioat loy il can be bought
in -. Louis Merchants will find To their advantage
10 call before sending below. Al orders for cakes
promptly filed. REM i kARC{IER.
81. Paul July :, lS52- ".
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CASH FOR BLACksM,TuING.

VIZ have bought out the brick blacksmith shop OF
Mr. InN lor mud The plow shop Adjoining It, near me
uction OF Fort I'LL and ST. Anthony streets, ~ Pani,
where shall carry on backsniihing and pillow making
IN lIdenarmCutS Of the business, either furnishing stock
not Us NAV be desired We intend ia do work strict
cash principles while. therefore, we shall lg-
Is exact prompt payment the prices OF cur labor VIII De
VERY LOW. VIII the public Try our work and our
prices. ABBOTT SONS.
ini5 l&-y
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rurI.kE HOUSE, AT SALTWATER.

rgyFIEY are determined to have Hotel kept ut Still
B water, r house ought to be kept. The Lake
House fine large, new building, with large ,cony
stables and ont buildings, well Us good parors Ia the
honse. for private families 10 occupy.
Matthew Taisey has taken this house, aud furnished il
throughout; having put IN SlooeoO worth OF new iurn
ture Nothing in the way OF expense will be spared
kee3 up the oI the Lake House the highest reputation
thai public house acquire Strangers from abroad
larry.
saltwater. March 5. 1852. YET
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DISTRICT COURT.

Benjamin T. Irvine Territory of Minnesota, Disirlo'
against Court, First Judicial District Ram
Therese J. Irvine. sey County, IS.
To the above named Iherese J. Irvine
You hereby summoned and required TO answer the
complaint in this action, hCh is filed in the Office Of the
Clerk of Dist Court for the LIST Judicial Dist Aforesaid
and copy of your answer on me at nj! Office III
the town OF ST. Paul. IN said county of Ramsey within
ty DAYS after the service hereof exclusive of the day
Of service, the plaintiff IN this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded i'll said com liant
WILLIAM II. WEIGH, Airy for flainth
p.le,l .f pa,l lime a-6w
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CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.

ErDWARD STEWART, Brichlayer and Architect,
e. thankful TO The citizens oi Paul, for avors since
he commenced b. sneas would rcspt ctiuy inform them,
that he prepared contract Tor ana erect stone or
brick buildings and furnish materials ii required, on fair
terms. Having permanently settled in ST. Paul, he So
licts share OF public patronage. Drafts and speciiCa-
tious furnished on reasonable terms.
y H.-Orefs for WORK Jeff a the store OF ~. {. sand
ford. The Post Office. viii receive prompt attention
July IS fl3-tcI EDW ARD STEWART.
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CENTRAL I,IJMRER VADn

Wa subscriber, agent for Messrs. s. w Farnham A.
n Co oil 81 Anthony, will open yard as soon as il
can be stocked IN the rear and OF the SLIGO IRON
STORE, and will keep a complete assortment or Whit,
pine lumber. From the central location Of the ward
lumber can be delivered in all parts Of the town more
en,cnty 'liah rom any any other point. Orders for
unusual dimensions will be promptly filled and bills for
entire buildings are respectfully solicited Bv keening n
good stock oil lumber carefully sawed from The best ual
ny oil logs cut by the manufacturers themselves tic sub
scriber hopes TO receive share Of patronage
ju 3. 1859. WA r. MARSUAiT AEON,
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NEW GOODS.

GLASS and Queens,are, Just reed 100 doz. tumblers
VIZ yaFious kinds. For sale at the ST Paul Queens
ware store. GyS) r. MARVIN.
b AMPS, Globes and Chmneys, for sale by
kA n. n. MARVIN.
&. boz. FrGit Bowls, just reed and for sale by
~ CS r. MARVIN.
ITO DRUGGISTS and Medical men--21 doz iinctures
l. and saltmouth>, for sale by X. MARVIN.
pOZ assorted castors aid 20 dGz cruets just reed
- and for sale by Il. MARVIN.
sIdh DOZ. salts and % doz fruit plates and nappies
m ~ ilst reed and for sale by X. MARVIN.
a. boz syrup and dog soda gobcts for sale by
~ J6 X. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot Of oueenswarr, just opened a, the
N 81. Paul lueensWarc Store by
lNS u. MARVIN.
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+. T.. COLLINS,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
ST. rArL.. NryyEsorA TERRITORY.

PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY.
the three story brick store, Third street, opposite
4 W. II. Forbes Outfit I'LL
EvORWARDING--Our arrangements for folw ardine
n all kinds of Merchandise, ample and to this de-
rartment we pay particular attention.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION-Parcular aiten-
"A ton will be given the purchase and sale OF Pro-
luce ard all other property on Commission. My ftm
arty with this market, acquired during some years res
dence here, will enable me TO effect sales oil produce al
the highest price.
WILL also pay particular attention to tc buying and
IN 1>l l7r5-tf f. T. COLLINS.
lust received on consignment, sbhs four, ior sale
- cheap for cash by T. e. CoLLlNH.
II niture from Cincinnati, which viii sell at " Louis
prices. Cali a; The rooms Of f. e COLLINS,
in l7-9 Third street, below Jackson.
u,vOR sale che ap two splendid sofas and two large
S''''s' wv >''s T. F. COLLINS,
jyl. Third st. opposite The Minnesota Outfit
uUsT received a splendid assortment of Dressing
81 stands both single and double drawers for sale cheap
the Ware Room of r. f. COLLINS,
jyi Thi d st. opposite the Minnesota Outfit.
np PRESLEY has large lot of fresh family grocc
ID ries, the cheapest and best IN Town
nRIED BEEF--Very nice, for sale e!ea2 at
rCEMpERANCE-Ladies apd gentlemen, d. Presley
l has fine soda FountsiA and viii be happy TO
YOU all times. Also, Lemonade and Ice Cream, con-
tectionaries, etc,
HRESH Butter and eggs mess pork, hams and lard,
II for sale cheap for cash at IRESLEl >.
EROCERIES, Wholesale aud retail Call and exam
! w inc before purchasing elsewhere. u. PRESLEY
TEAS-Of all kinds at St. Louis prices, for sale at
! / iulO-s PRESLEl'S.
oranges and Lemons and other fruits Just received
~ at ulO-e-tf PRESLEX'S.
~nBBLs Lime, 100 bushels Plas,erers lair, a, the
" ma27 SLIGO IRON STORE.
o. KENDALL'S quincy CRACKERS.
y = BBiS. just received fresh from the Bakery by
- - the undersigned who agent for the above cell
ebrated manufacturer and viii supply merchants OF the
Territory tbakery prices adding costs Transportation
| in Nm. X. MARSHALL.
WALL PAPER.
| A LARGE lot of wall paper, window curtains, fine
"A broad prints etc for sale the lowest price
III 10 COMBS Rootatere.
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~ Ss
w. l.. +. GAGE.
Formerly Lee, Gage Co..
Manufactured OF every description of Saws,
No. 43 Main Street. st. LOuis, Mo.
rENiiE firm of Lee, Gage & Co. having been dissuIv CT
by mutual consent the 2lst day of January last
would inform my friends and customers that have
made arrangements with Messrs Bridge az Brother and
VIII continue the manufacture Of saws, in all their yare-
ty. pains have been spared in fitting up machinery,
and securing experienced workmen, and the stock is
purchased direct from the manufacturers, beth in Eu-
rope and America, for cash. am confident that can
hold ont such Inducements that dealers Will iEd il Ia
their interest to encourage home manufacture.
As to the Character and reputation Of saws bearing
my stamp, nothing need be said as trust that both
dealers and consumers have had sufficient opportunity
to test the quality OF manufacture, while partner
in the late firm Of Lee, Gage Co, not to doubt for
moment, my ability to compete successfully in point
of price, quality finish, with any mandatory Of
the kind in the United States. Being eipt
of every description Of stock, | am prepared to fill
all orders with promptness and despatch.
All orders addressed the undersigned, to Mcssrs
Bridge d Bro, will receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid 70 all kinds of repairing.
may 2i-4etf w. l.. L. GAGE.