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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-10-22
PAINTS, OILS. AND DYESTJTFFS.

L AIN >, OlLS, AND Di ESTUFFS.
~ 30 DOE iihsecd on 10 cases Prussian blue
~ nio 'niP cHiHr 20 casks refined whale oil
10 tons of red lead and SO Ibis tam ~, oil "
On ~, HEi.sc 10 casks sperm oil
20 bbs whiting 90 casks sweet 81,
- 80 P'"S 20 cases madras indigo
~ ''I G ''traccas IN 800 boxes ext loGwood
os ~, "9o 700 bbis pr and chip'd log
% casks Dutch nader 80 lJis or and ch;,sa
90 kegs Paris green fustic
FURNISHES:
:" 'ois .oPa narhsh No. IL bbls Japan varnish
10 bbs Coach varnish
,,1 i 'ne mlhnac"ry of Smith Stratton, New York,
WHICH Is q guarantee of their Superiority
$500 BRUSHES:
i.ooo d"Z Ntanl>' extra paint brushes assorted
'ooo uoZ Adams extra varnish brushes. assorted
ooo doz Adams extra wall brushes assorted
ooo doZ English and French tooth brushes assorted
GLASS AND GLASSWARE.
2,OoO boxes window glass, from 6xS, to 34x1O ptts.
burgh brands ~
l,ooo boxes asserted apothecary ware.
PATENT MEDICINES:
All III" popular Pat"n Medicines of the day. const,ntv
on hand at Manufacturers prices.
RFUAERIES:
Taylor's and RoISc's soaps Cologne extracts Sc
TOBACCO:
ooo boxes Virginia tobacco, all brands, for sale NJ
si,i ADVANCE on Manufacturers prices.
February 10, 1S53-23tf
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ARRANGEMENT FOR
80 1858. -
Gdlena e. Minnesota Packet Co.,
Consisting of the steamers
IT NEWTON, Capt. u. $. HARRIS,
,tNEE 6. r. Rfkyry


WEST NEWTON, Capt. u. S. HARRIS,
NOMINEE, X. BLAKELEY,
DIR. FRANKLIN, I" p. LODWICK,
WILL RUN regularly during the ensuing season be-
w tween Galena, st. Paul and saltwater, follows
WEST NEwTON-Leaves Galena Mondays at II O'Clock
M.-ArriviBg at st. Paul Wednesdays at IL O'Clock NJ
NOMINEE-Leaves Gaena Thursdays at II O'Clock NJ
Arriving at st. Paul Saturdays at II O'Clock NJ.
Dr. FRANKLIN-Ieaves Galena Saturdays IL o'clock
M.-Arriving at 81. Paul Mondays, at IL o'clock NJ.
RETURNING,
WEST NEWTON-Leaves ST. Paul Thursdays, at 10 o.
clock, A. M.-Arrivng at Galena Fridays at IL NJ.
NOMNEE-Leave> st, Paul Sundays, at lOo'cock, Am.
Arriving at Galeua Mondays at II NJ. This boat
meets with the Golden Era at Galena on Montay after
noons thus enabling passengers 10 make quick trip
st. Louis.
DR.. FkANkLIN-Leavcs St. Paul Tuesdays, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ arriving at tialcna Wednesdays. at IL NJ.
Having the carrying the L. 5. Hail,
gers shippers rely upon these boats starting the
hour stated.
THE BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. NJ. W. LODwICK,
Will regularly during the balance the season be-
tween ST. Louis and st. Paul.
b. II. CAMPBELL & CO., Agents,
GaieNa, June 8, 1898. 40if GaeDa, Ill.
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Last but not Least.
BERNARD ROGERS, not having tn,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

" fear of competition before his eyes, would respect
fully inform his Old friends and the public gencrally that
he has opened a fresh and wei selecleI stock of
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING

consisting OF cashmcrcs. dclanes, apacas. prints fan
lts. bcached and unblcached muslin. shawls, table
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Paris letter in the New York Express

A Paris letter in the New York Express
saws
Lady Montiyo has left Paris for Spain
She was extremely Y desious of remaining and
living in the reflection Of her daughters gran.
deur, but Louis Napoleon who shares the gen
eral prejudice against stepmothers gave her
plainly to understand thai because he had mar
ried Eugene she must not suppose that he had
married all her family. She WIS allowed To
linger ak weeks. to have the entrce of he TniI.
er,rs. and 10 see her movements chronlcled in
the PAYS. She has at last LEFT us, and he tee
graph mentions her arrival al Orleans, on her
way to the Peninsula
Yon have quick denlissin New York. of
course, as we have them in Paris, but doubt
" neither YOU can boast OF such tremendous
operator as NJ. Duchesne, to " hom have al.
ready alluded in your columns. This gentle
man rides about tow in highly illuminated
" agon, with roof to it. Upon the roof Is a
man dressed in the costume ofthe middle ages,
and armed with pair of cymbals and bass
J drum. The dentist stands in front. with hel
met and feather, and surrounded With the In
srumeuts of his profession. He stops in some
| frequented place, collects crowd by means Of
the cymbal and then invites the afflicted To APP
ply at once for extraction and relief A notice
on the side of the wagon reads thus: 5000
francs il miss a t. oih-." This is surrounded
| by halo of double teeth the roots OF which
are painted to resemble parsnips, and out Of
" hose centres grows plentiful crop OF ladies'
delights AS have long since accustomed
myself to be surprised at nothing, | am never
astonshed to see line formed by the victims
of the tooth ache, taking their turn at having
the rebeous nerve eradicated. This line
sometimes extends 'wce round the wagon
Each sufferer pays a franc, and leaves his
tooth behind him Ihad alwayssupposed II re-
uuired as much reflection to have tooth out
as to lump into Vesuvius. But the French do
not think so. A maid servant passes NJ. Du
chesne's eau'pase. remembers sore spot In her
upper jaw. feels in Ter pocket for france. and
Joins the tail end of the line. Each applicant
mounts on The seat with NJ. Duchesne, who de.
mands the coin before procee'ing. The head
is then inclined backwards, the mouth opened.
the 1--WE, gers inserted. aud the tooth snaiched
from its CORY bed. 1t is held up in the air an
instant for the admiration OF the multitude. and
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at each extraction the drum gives bang oftri
umph.
Curiou us and Beautiful
Experiment..

The Philadelphia Ledger peaks of beau.
t'fn aud curious experiment through tho in.
strumentaIly of electricity, which the editors
have seen, oflighting gas with the Tip of III,
| finger:
This experiment may he easily performed
and has been hy Mr. james Swain orlhis CITY
repeatedly in Connection with the beliings oi
the engine and shditlngs OF the Phllad, phlo
Ledge press room, and isfar more astonishing
than the spirit rappngs which are setting So
many people crazy. Friction 1t Is we'll know
will produce electricity III certain substances,
and the friction of gutta pcrcha or common
leather orking belt upon the fly wheels or
pulleys of u steam eng Inc and shaiungs pro
duces lin considerable quautlies. 1t per-
son will insulate himself 10y statding upon Il
board fixed upon glass nsulators-common
porter bottles would answer--and hold an
iron bar, or a number ofiron spikes in his hand,
he may, hy extending the opposite hand to a
gas burner, light il with the tip Of his finger
as easily as with a match. He Will feel n
sensible shock pass through him. prickng
sensation in his finger joints, and see bril-
liant spark pass off with acking sound To
the gas burner. The electric fluid will pass
through several persons joining hands, the
same as with an electric battery. and the las
may fire the burner. We have heard that the
same thing may lie done by rubbing The feet
rapidly upon green baize, as to charge III.
body with electricity. but cannot answer for
its pracli' ability. The experiment with The
belt we have both seen and performed ANY
mauuiactory in tie city where gas is burned,
may lie lighted by the workmen in this man
ner, and the experiment is worth trying
singular and beautiful effect of a principle
which man is destined to make yet more sub.
servative to his uses.
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0be Dailp uirainian
Something More oTAaa Byron.

From late number of Benly's Miscellany
we derive "a lIttle new information respecting
Lady Lovelace. In the passage which we
copy there is pleasing anecdoe:
"Perhaps II was nearly the last time she ap
peared al an evening party, that the writer oi
this brief recollection saw her, at a nohlemsn's s
house IN the country, vi here her appearance
Was somew hal unlocked for She had come
from her own country house by railroad To
pay her mother rnorning visit, when the host
alluded to lald an embargo on her departure,
and insisted that she should make one of his
guests for the evening. There immediately a
rose comic distress as to her c. stume, Las she
Was in ertraveing attire;al objections we're,
however, ,overruled, and by dlnt oil "a few bows
OF bright rband. and black lace veil, her APP
pparance was made as suitable as the case al
mitted. Amongst the crowd of splendIdly
dressed ladies that crowded Lord IS
rooms, Ada 5 black robe was the more strik
ing;anG the writer was Immediately led To OBJ
serve her as one The most picturesque and
rema rkahle personagcs there. She sat near
heavy curtain Of rich drapery; above her hung
a classlcally shaped lamp, whose soft light fell
full upon her face;sh smiling and talking
with animation; and The first impression was,
that she was handsome and brilliant looking.
AT the moment when she was thus observed
she as conversing " iih Morier.the lamented
author of Hadji Blba,' and said, q propos of
some remark that had gone before, laughing
gaily. as she spoke. in tone that might well
have been her fahers:
Oh life. after youth is passed, is like soda
water when the effervescence has escaped
Yes observed one of the group near TAX
mo- m the i1aa Innt lix cb rn n ono tor " Haf
is left of that has still some spirit
A laugh followed this sally,and Ada went
on to speak OF youth and its enjoymens.
In youth she continued, 'one has such en-
thusissm for things which appear so worthless
and vapid in after life, aud every irfllng event
is then epoch with US. We look back with
wonder on our former feelings!'
1t Strnck me that this sentence was like read
ing paragraph oil one of her fathers familiar
letters. All she SAID simple and natural
but there as thought in every word. She
had requested that the author of recent nov
el should be presented To her, and the encour.
aging manner inv hch she expressed her pleas
ure in his book q, identity vent home to his
feelings and he must have been infinitely
eratlied to hea, her, with ready memory. run
through the scenes. ard recall the situations,
dwelling on certain characters, and pointing
out the parts which she thought most amusing.
The unaffected good nature which had Induc
ed her to appear at this very party without
bridal garment was afterwards commented
on in another sense: and her somew hat bi2ar
re Costume attributed TO desire to attract al
tention!-so popular is misrepresentation
and SO tardy are people tn G i've credit in the
right place.
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NEW FOUNDRY.

I'M E " FoO ~ - ne suDsClloeIs idhts
leave inform the citizens of Lynchburg, and vi
Unity, that they have leased the establishment on the
basin, known Warwick's Mill and foundry for the pur'
nose of carrying general foundry business, and the
manufacture ofagricutura TOOLS tobacco presses of all
Kinds, and fixtures.
We are prepared To furnish all kinds of plows and
plow castings. used in this country Also mill gearing
and threhng machines made of the best material and
IN the mostsubstantial manner.
We have patterns of the Livingston, Peek's Hill Ea
Gle, New York, Premium sizes Hill side. (for ano
ihorses superior patterns.) and sub-soil powS As'
Stvators, road scrapers. and the most celebrated hay
straw and corn stalk in this country, with iron
u to 10 knives.
All orders for any of the above mentioned mplements
"r machines will be promptly attended to- Grain ano
country produce taken in exchan 5e.
Corn, and Corn meal furnsed as usual at the mill
WHiTTEMORE, McNAMEE co.
II WHITTEMoRE,
JAMES McNAmEE.
WHITTEmonE.
Jan % dcsts
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NUMBER 215
RICHMOND.
Union STEAMSHIP COmPA- a

~ NY'S LINE o: STEAMERS--For PhI- -
adeiphia, vio. Norfoik--STEhMERS Pesnsysaaia,
Virginia and CITY Of Richmond, Capt. Baymore, Capt.
Teal, and NJ tchc One of these splendid steamships
will leave Richmond for Philadelphia alternately Mon
lays and Fridays. high wuter,- r,--Returning, leave
Philadelphia ftf Richmond Wednesday and Satui days,
(unt further notice AZ 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
These Stcum4s have been built expressly for this line
and every has been taken in their construction to
ensure strength and speed. md their aceommoda atons
Ion passengers and attention Of their Captains
lualed
Passengers for New York-We have en-
tered into arrangements with tho several Compa-
nies to forward passengers through New York. eith
rr by mifOnd sehmeIs. thereby ofering the
ng community for that city such inducements the
tblowtng, viz; short trip thereby avoiding
much .. that great ob ecti in travelling by "sea
sokness;' trip up the beautiful Delaware, and suf-
hcent time Ia allowed (if requir ID for sebt-secDg in
the "Quaaer City" Passage through to New York. lst
cabin and found $40 90
Passage In lat Cabin and found To Philadelphia, 90
do end do do do do 90
For freight pussage apply To
RO. RANKIN AoT., corner 30 h & Water Sts.,
Richmond, w
LEVI ELDRTDGE, Grs'L Acr,
Mo- T. North whnrvcs. Philn.
Notice 10 Shippers-Due notice will always he given
when tie will be ready receive freight and
The hour of their smiling. RO RANKIN Ap,nt.
April2-d&cfs
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] B NOWLIN,
JNO d HARVEY.

A CARD.-Jno D Harvey tenders his most sin
n thanks to his friends for their very libei pa
ir,nage extended him while in hou,es H.
this place. and asks a continuance oi the He
pledges hmseIf every exerton give satisfaction
Ills personal att-n will also pc paid the OF
kinds Of produce.
tan2idscs
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EDMUND, DAVENPORT n CO.,
iIRlOHMOND, offer for salo in store ana q 'oat,at
wholesale-
500h Sucks Lvorl fine Salt, Marshall aud otho, braads
100 do Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond ground Pinster
500 tons best Peruvian Guano daily oxpoctsS
500 bbs Rosondnle Cement
800 bushels prime Covers..d
$50 blIs Bone Dust
125 hhds Bacon sde,.
l27 ticrces Sugar House Molas.es
300 boxes Archer Il Cos No. | axes.
300 ticrccs London Porter
so eases Cross & Bluckncsl Londcn Mustard
% do do W nnut and Mushroom Catchup
25 Hampers English Cheese (Glouce.ter)
rs boxes Mnccnron
80 Bags Sicily Almonds
900 bugs Brnzilc Sugar
400 bags Costa Rica 9 Office
Henncssey, GODDARD, Guard and Sssnrnx Brandy, Held
SICK and Hungarian Lion Wines Sherry, Maderia AMI
Port Wine, &C. &c.
Many Of the nbove of our importation, and
profess 10 sell low asfhe, be had In this
try, qunnty and quality considered. Tens, good
assortment be had the country adapted tho
trade Of Virginia.
doc a0-durta EDMUND DAVENPORT a
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nHENIX FOUNDRY, Lynchbmre

j. VA-lron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mill Geerng Tobacco Presses, &C. and machinery gen
ray furnished ON sonabe notice, and at fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by This establishment
for the supcrory of its work will be fully sustained "
he executio, &C alf future orders.
A. G. DABNEY.
N. B--I will be prepared for Gas-fittiog In due time
soy osds.,s A.G u.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TER MS.

h yfRGINIAN is published daily at So and semi weekly
anum In m vance No subscription is taken for shor,ei
ban sr months; and paper is discontinued except al
% tion OF the Propreors until all arrearages shall have
inserted for so cents SQUARE COR
every form insertion and cts for every utter
NJ the number of insertions is not marked on the MS II
% he published till ordered out and charged accordingly
~ YEARLY RATES are-for the privilege of two
5O semi weekly SI0 for square, daily $780, semi weekly
i ~ r inner FORM daily $40, semweekly go Every yearly
frer will required TO confne his advertising % his
line of business he exceed the space stipulated for
=, viii be charged ratably for the excess.
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NEW CONCERN.-We, the undersigned

NTEW CONCEkN.-We, the unfersgned
~ have a sociated ourselves together und he style
and firm off NOWLIN & CO. for the purpose oi
conducting a general Grscery, Commission and For
warding business, the old stand Of Is Nowlin Main
street, Lynchburg Va.
We will keep con stany on hand every article usual,
kept in grocery establishment, all of which we will
sell low.
b NOWLIN,
JNO ID HARVEY.
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DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL Stones
ID The undersigned procuring from their cee'
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain, Montgomery conn.
~ Mill Stones md Burrs of the very best quality. The
reputation of these stones are widely known but the
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling orders,
we have ap ointrd Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston, and Lee
K Johnson Lynchburg agents for the sale OF them
who will receive orders and have them fulfilled at the
shortest notice.
Our Address, Blacksburg Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Go.
james NJ Williams Danyille, Va, Reynolds Il Co.
Leak-ve. N c. are also agents l. L. Co.
Feb ld.dkrts
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TOCOntractOrs.

CONTRACTORS promptly supplied, upon the most
~ reasonable terms with the following aItcles
Rail Road Dirt and Stone Cars, Wheebarrows. Der
rick Gearing and Blocks Picks and Bars and other ar
ticles required on Public Works-Apply at the
A,,;I7-,s PIEDMONT WORKS.
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{ LOVER SEED We have in store ON con
sgnment u small lot of nice Mountain Glover seed
''f sale MCDANIEL, HURT S PRESTON,
Aprls-ts
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| UMBER.-50,0G0 fl assorted dimensions sea-
i soned Pine Lumber now landing and tor sne at the
AprH-ts PIEDMONT WORKS.
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NEGROES WANTED.-The subscribe,
" having located in Lynchburg, is giving the highest
cash prices for negroes between the ages of 10 and 30
years, including Carpenters, Blacksmiths. &c Thos,
having negroes for sale, may find their interest
call on him at the Washington Hotel, Lynchburg, O
address him by letter.
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov 5-dScly B McLENDON.
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Carriage Mandatory & Repairing.

The subscriber has removed his
%zzI-Hps42 shop 10 the new building on Main
E-4z2zz1z street, nearly opposite the saw mill Of
Capt Gates, where he will at all times be pre-
pared 10 execute with neatness and despatch all
work instrusted to him.
His stock Of materials is complete and well
selected, and he has in his employ workmen of
experience IN the several branches Of the busi-
ness.
Thankful for the liberal patronage Heretofore
extended 10 him by the citizens OF St. Mary, the
subscriber hopes, by diligent attention to his
business. good workmanship and very moderate
charges, to merit its Continuance
= sr.-. THOMAS MARTIN.
Franklin, July 10, 1852
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PiangIS! pIeHgllS !!
The Undersigned

The undersigned has recently
~ s5sss2---=7 estabsheda a PLOUGH nj n
sts.ziiss - UrF4GTORT I in New iberia,
La, where lie will make and keep a constant
supply Of MeDonough's Celebrated Improved
SUGAR PLOUGHS; and will furnish the
planters Of Attakapas AID Opelousas at short
notice, and warrant entire satisfaction.
Planters sending orders Will please state the
nature of the soil, whether loose and sandy, or
still. Should trial be required, the proprietor
will take great pleasure in forwarding one to
the address named. He tiatters himself that his
make of plohghs are far superior, both in shape
and materials, to any of northern Manufacture,
and will give bette satisfaction He will also
keep on hand a constant supply Of his Improved
Flules, from No. TO No. 4.
s. w. McDONOUGH.
New-Iberia, Sept Ii. 1Sj2.-6m 6m.
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SUPERIOR Pumps.

FNHE undersigned having just received a
i general assortment of superior Chain for
Pumps, takes this opportunity to inform the
Pdbc that they can supply all orders at the
shortest notice. On account of the perfect adap-
tation Of these pumps to all liquids, the under
signed can safely say that they are shpeIior to
all others in use, they never get ont Of
order Those who desire to witness these
Pumps in operation can be fully satisfied Of Their
merits BY calling at the subscribers shop, soath-
west corner of the Public Square
IL They are also prepared to I'll all orders
for Sash, Blinds, and the usual routine of a
carpenters shop.
n. bah orders addressed to the under
signed will receive prompt and strict attention.
BENSON & HATCHER.
Franklin, Oct %, 1S52,-6in. #.55.''
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THE POETS. CORNER
"PLL CALL MY MOTHER!"

: "PLL CALL MY AOTHER!"
AS l was sitting in a wood
Uader an oak. trees leafy cover, .
Masing in pleasant solitude,
Who should come by, but John, my lover
He pressed my hand, he kissed my cheek,
Than warmer growing, kissed the other; =.
While exclaimed, and strove to shrek
Be qalet--ao 7 III call my 1aother q
He saw my anger was sincere,
And lovingly began to chide me,
And wiping from my cheek the tear,
He sat him on the grass beside me. !.
He feigned such pretty amorous woe,
Breath'd such sweet vows one after other,
could but smile, while whispering low
= Be guiet--zoi tn call my npother -
He talked so long, and talked so well,
And swore he meant not to deceive me;
felt more grief than can tell,
When with kiss he rose to leave me.
"Oh John" said |, "and must thou go.
love thee better than all other ,s
There is no need to hurry so.
7eeusr meant to call my n1otksr."
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KEEP THE HEARTLIGHT.

We have always enough to bear,
We have always something to do,
We have never to ask for care
When we have the world to get through.
But what though adversely test
The courage and vigor Of man, -r
They get through misfortune the best
Who keep the heart light as they can.
IF we shake not the.load from the mind,
Our eRergy's sure to be gone;
We must. wrestle with care, or well find
Two loads are less easy than one;
To sit in disconsolate mood
dsa poor and proftless plan;
The true heart is never sHbdued,
IT, we keep itas light as we can.