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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-10-08
STOVE FURNITURE,

nav" w"rSmed in my shop that feel warranted in say
Ing are superior 10 any heretofore employed IN
anu no WORK goes ont that Is not warranted. Upon this
head challenge conn., petition.
Red Rirer and other Up Country Traisrs
Need not send TO aena Saint Louis they stoves.
They will ind bv calling M" that thay b. suited
SO well and as cheapy here In ST. Paul have purchased
my stock with an especial view to supplying this trade.
Orders from the trade throughout the Territory, and the
adjacent portions o Wisconsin, from any other quarter
will be promptly attended To.
An extensive assortment Tnwarc cun autly on hand
and for sale at the lowest rates.
My object is to sell my wares at small proit" and keep
them moving. know can suit the propir whenever
they call and casing undue noise
Recolect am on Roberts street. west side, opposite
Winnie & CIoey's Clothing Emporium.
J. II. BvERG.
june 4, 53--33f
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In Heat Prepare fol-. fold!
Stoves for the Million.
P.4RLOR IND OFFICE STOVES,

p.4RLOR IND OFFICE STOVES.
Ever brought t" the Territory. comprises every thing
in the stove line for burning wood. that now in use in
the States lie has all patterns and models of Cooking
stoves that have been practically approved found to
work well all of which will be furnished best Of
style and workmanship. and spi nj prices heretofore
eIuale in this market for capncss. The Prairie State
Cooking Stove warrant TO answer Its purpose; all
sold at my establishment will lie taken back aud the
ey refunded after weeks trial. If any defect dppar
ent. In the business of manufac uring
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81. Paul Tobacco and Cigar Store.
j. Campbell,

I ATE OF st. Louis, has removed TO ST. Paul, to stay.
IL He has, moreover, removed his entire bnsu here,
aud will heucefuward be Of the business citizens OF
st. Paul. lie has taken the recently occupied by
Truman NJ. Smith. Esq, Third street, near jackson.
At location he has opened extensive assortment
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-10-08
NOTICE.
FRESH ARRIVAL.

IQCORS--all kinds and the best, constantly on han
i II and for sale by BOND Il KELLOGG.
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GENERAL AGENCY,

st. Anthony. Aug. 90, 1S53-52w6
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-10-08
MINNESOTA DRUG STORE.

II p. SWEET, Saint Anthony Falls, has removed
To the Post Once, opposite the Falls. in Stevens
Block. Every thing in line constantly On hand Or .
ders from upper country promptly filed.
st. Anthony, August 20, lS53-49u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

ard unde, the age Of IS, for q longer time than II
Lour, 10 any one day the person 20 offending sha for
stt md nav the sum Of go for every such ofsnse,
70 be appropriated provided liz the second section
Of this art
src s. Hsny parent or guardian shall permit or con-
sent TO the employment In any manufacturing estab-
HshmeDt Of biz her child ward under the age Of
fifteen year, before FIVE o'clock in the morning or Of
his or her child ward under The age Of fifteen year,
after seven and half o'clock In the evening" such pa
rent guardian and the Of employer II sucn
estabshment bis or her agent who shall oSlnsiy
and wlhully furnish employment 70 such minors sha
be liable TO penalty Of twenty dollars for every saca
ofense-to be appropriated as provided In the third
section fthis act
SEC G. The penalties imposed By thsHct shall be re,
covered on complaint and warrant before any Justice OF
the Peace in the town where the child employed IN no
lson of s provisions shs reside, or where me esao
hshment in which employment Is so furnished shall ne
located and every such complaint shall be commenced
within thirty days after the ofense complained OF shall
have been committed.
SIC z In the trial Of al actions and complaints srs
ing under the provisions Of this act the defendant shall
have the same RICH. Of appeal 70 the Court Of Common
Pleas a. il provided by law in other criminal cases.
True copy-sttest: A. PorTER, Sec'y
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thing tangible, anything visible. anything A1 e,h.
reduced 70 logical statement or definition H.,
have sstouished the Ola nsiels Of the eish,en,s -.
ury Hume and Voltaire. snl Paine, would no, -.
Known wha; 70 make OF Il; though. doubtless ~
dred Instinct would have suffered them % en.-rai. =,
doubt OF lis spirit Il has degzss no Srst q, ~.
truths no premises, no conclusions Bu, IL Ia. A..
dance Of rrm,s as shafowy a. itself II eAl. o.,
,he new phase Of fai,h-t S the 'hrsldA and 49,,
Of modern thouch'-it is the religion Of the ,,.,s
,ons' IS dstir .ushcd from the dcsnss Of the lo,,
urderstandire'-i, Il the old creed, IL any vo.,
pre.er 10 csl it so but htei into higher form. =,
thousht-i, is the spri; in distinction from the =.
ter-it is the new translation Ct the gospel from n,
historical into the 'idesrit IS Csrisiszisy Coz, =,
age and having outgrown those mythical and mi-see
louS swsthrg bands TIA, were indispensable 70 is lev
sh infancy IS the eclectic syuthess Of all cres "A.
harmony OF al opposing polarites, &c, SC, Se-.
Retrscirg cur steps, we md an interesting acle o.
The COPPER Region Of Lake Superior full Of ae..
ard sketches, which give clear idea of the ooun.,,
and the present condition Ofthe mining enterprise n.
numerous engrsyings which illustrate this arsice A..
valuable tor their spt representations Of some Of n.
principal Gestures in the scenery OF MscknAw and Lab,
Superior. "Crusoc Life" and Life in Paris" are a,
meet lively srtices in the number snd are also sae
ed to the spirited woodengrsver for several pquss.
illustrations new original series Is commenced r.,
titled Extracts from the Portfolio of Excteme,,
Seeker" which promises well The selections Ia Il.
number are very readable and the summaries present
good digest OF the current politics sIi literature oiA.
month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

TIE Navy of America had Just been ushered INTO ne
ard conserpeu'ly was "a a very dro'gshteu 49,
Thst discrhre, obedience ard machne5liai 50 necrs
s,ry 70 The pubic working OF sucn M eu5.u'
a. rot only imrerfs hut scarcely eNi'ted
he lines Of distinct action bewe,n ooers and seanen
not c.u-r .etey settled ct understood lie made many
valuable suggestions relative 20 Improvements ~ tle
Nav through his friends to Congress ail his aints
snd REQUESTS brought ap IN Congress IN the shspe OF
resou.ous HIS suggestions az this time, to-chnS a.
they did all questions OF interest 10 the Navy are the
foundation Of service BE i the father OF tae
Ar,sricsn Nsvv Jones, IieuienaINin command Of the
sloop-o fwar Providence, = the sea on the an OF
Septeuher, l776, ard N one month ami three days
sixteen red flags Of 81 George huttered their 1t
for the wesl Of "Merrie England On the ION
Of December he arrived az Boston, after destroy
ing a transport at Isle Royal and burning the
whsle and codishing buildings there. he brou;h,
with aim five prizes including q priysteer OF SIX.
teen guns, a vessel laden with frs, and the armed
slip Mesh having board ten thousand suits 81 uni
form, end a company Of British soldiers. THIS very
timely prze tended 20 reanimafe the spirits OF Nasl'
inctors army Jones was now last winnins ths conn
Gence and good opinion OF Congress In M he was
sppC intsd 10 the Ranger, with unlimited authority
Cant Psul Jones the first 20 carry 70 Europe tAe
National stars ana stripes The speaker then referred
10 Joness EXPEDITION 20 Europe, and descroed
the various engagements in which be took part
until be wss invested with the chief command % the
American squadron IN Europe. Il would far ouistr'p
NV allotted time 20 follow the career OF Comnodore
Jones in the Americas French, ana Russian naVe' NY
very a. TO show that he bore the commission OF Con
cress IN al his enterprises More that he enjoyed lts
confidence, and deServedly merited the same Ione;
returned 10 the ued states 1850 bearing letters oi
sprrubaiion OF his past actions, from Franklin, who
sirenuously supported hum While in Europe It's latter
DAYS spent in Holland and France AMI On the lSh
OF september 7g2 be ded 1T Paris His funeral WIS
attended ~ depu;ation OF the National Assembly and
an eloquent Grafton pronounced over his tomb by
Marrcn. Paul Joness passion was glory; MS devo-
iion 10 America was undoabted. He was chyaro9S
generous and regarded his honor as most sacred he
had fund Of humor, much sarcasm, and poetic aohy
Of not y mean order. He was courteous 70 tiut ~
the same time that he the terror OF the western
coast Of Britain (Which thought him MONASTERY be was
most humane Born 10 BE- leader circumstance made
him benssctor; although he lived 70 night ne dli np'
night 10 i've Naturally gifted with a comprehensive
UNDERSTANDING he matured Il 5y study, hrst by BOOKS
and aterward hy observation Such was Jones; man
OF few ioblss snd many virtues, VINO never injured
friend or abandoned an ons,ry I'LL death parted them
and swept snaly into the tomb the hero aud The pi
rstical" father of the Navy OF the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
CANADA.
Mercantile statistics-Tubular Bridge-Rail-
ways-Hudson Bay Co., DC,
Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The y. Y. tribune.
TORONTO, Tuesday, Feb %, 1853.
The value Of the imports into this Province
in 1852 $50 2s6 OJ2 being slight decrease the
previous years importaions, which amounted to
s2l, 4347ss. The Customs duties collected last year
amounted to s29J6,sOo and in the previous year to
1885,, 756 The revenue from the Canals IL increas-
ing Last year amounted 10 s33S $40 against 1894 sji
in 155l This includes he Welland, st, Lawrence,
Chambly and Burlington Bay Canals and st. AIMS
Lock The slight decrease in the imporstions Of last
year compared with those Of 1851 is attributable TO
the heavy stocks in the hands Of merchants in the be-
ginning Of 1852, and not to any decrease Of con-
sumption.
Arrangements have been completed with
Jackson Co for the erection Of bridge across the
St Lawrence, opposite Montreal Mr. Stephenson, the
engineer Of the Menai Tubular Bridge is his way to
this country to take the work in hand Il will be the
first Tubular Bridge ever built on this continent
The following is a synopsis Of the Railways
chartered and in progress in Canada, by which il viii
be seen that there are 20j miles in operation COS
miles in course Of construction and l0j6 miles char
tered To which ii may be added that there nnu-
nerable other projects foot and for which applc1
tons for charters now before the Legislature:
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HARPER

The issue of Ha.per for the present month
comes up to the round sum Of copies The con-
tents Of this number Of grsyer cas-. than
usual especially the Editors Table which fsvors us
with very elaborate theological disquisition on the
strategy Of modern infdels Ike Newman, Theodore
Parker the writers in tha Westminster Review, and
other superficial satterers, whose learning can all
be traced to the lstes German Encyclopedia or Con
VIBRATIONS Lexicon" The general character of thi.
movement Is ht OF in al denolishing paragraph
follows The latest ruse Of MoDEAS IyFrDELrrY, is
the most significant name we give to movement
which, for tactical skill in Us managers, and timely
sdaptedness TO Of the superoisltes Of our age,
lids fair 20 De one Of the mischievous that ever
originated In the camp Of unbelef To every wellbsl
sneed and well-insorned mind lis bare exposure rs
REPUTATION and Jet with many its very impotence Is is
strength while its bold assumption Of victory the
very thing which gives IL an apparent triumph, and
sometimes real success. u no longer be called
tAS etea FORM Of f.fd>lity as was not long since
styled by learned theologsn himself Of the most lib
era school Of Chririsnty; for since that day has
eessed to have form altogether Il has retired even be-
yord tie rsgioH ofnegatiors. tpresens no more any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

The steamship Star Of the West, z. L. TIN
aiepsusb ESQ, Commander, from Gan Juan de Me
.r.eua via Havana, arrived "Wednesday morning as
this port.
The Star Of the West arrived at San Juan
nm the morning of the 14th and left the evening o.
TIE ooh touching at Havana on the 9th for coal oai
being unable to obtain IT, called at Charleston g. O. iof
ssupply.
The Star Of the West brings 800 passengers
10 C. Vanderbilt, who report the shmus to be healthy
The following persons came passengers In tne
stsr Of the West
r.. n ~ p Deetsr Mr. Mallory and sdy, w. J. snfh, M
&c. No Garter three children, AM mr. ist z on
r n r.,t,a NJ, sutton W W GIFT, Dr. Hammond, L. n LOFTY,
~ NJ, Kr wallace. Jadss Murray and seVsn hrs
= r.,,r- ~ J.eIson J. g. Kftr.dxe, j. GOLIATH Mitchell,
A., Va w cal Dctson NJ Gray, JUG, 5choofrst'
n Whs,ey HAIRS p Tbo,n,. Me- y Gf-~oid NJ pa
- N g,,su susffOn Capt Smith, Cer Hamrefsey mr.
gspro, M DayiGson, d. Barter T. j. smI'n L. Newton,
CO. n Poven B. AJres, n. Ayres, w ZGrin. w John
-. N, xTh,,sy p Huntington C. Pike, Green and Son,
~, e,h,ast NJ SANFORD NJ. 1yrreb, r hoFse Gsfsnd H.
~, M Tfsernsn G. Price ChrsmsR DR. PstteS on j.
- TS.ve, d lIen Jaobs J. Jones X Cole w Gilman, M
V.,.,.tvpe Mr. PerieJ. Mr.. Weber Mr. Clsy and re MI
49,. N, y,ler M Frederick Mr. Hammond Mr.. Dtvs, Mr.
-, NJ sbey W. Rush Mr. Hostnsou Mr. Cutshsy M Hart
nss, Jscob Turner Freneh Baker, Turner Francs
Eexfk Trsyel CbeesboS se4vey Bsyus CraDds Remps On
trd q J. Tsh " Wagner Everhafd Crop EdSsrts BaIri;
W Abingdon " smith, Hss habn ana
esl NJ Hsywud. and 80 others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
TEXAS.
The Texas Legislature adjourned on the 9TH

The Texas Legislature adjourned on the 9TH
inst
The ew.Orleans, Opelousss and Texas Rail
road bill after passing the Senate and House, by
nishap failed TO reach the Governor for his signature
Two new Counties were created: Madison, on
the Bediis from portions of Walker Grimes and Leon
Counties and Ill., from portions OF Limestone and Els.
A man named Jack Lucas murdered his
brother few days since In cold blood They lived on
the Yegus in the sppor part Of Washington County.
The Democratic State Convention was TO
convene at Austin on the 22d inst
DIR. Ashbel Smith publishes in The Austin
Sac Ga,sre letter the effect that Prof Morse, about
twelve years ago. made formal grant 10 the Republic
Of Tcxss-Gen Hunt then being Minister OF Texas At
ingonof the night TO use the Telegraph IN Texas
without compensation. Subsequently 10 annexation
Prof Morse informed the doctor that he had not the
right and still less the inclination 70 withdraw orrsume
bis gift TO the late Republic The people OF Texas,
therefore have the right 10 establish telegraph ines
without compen sston, anywhere throughontthe state.
TIE yietoria Adoocate of the 18th inst SAYS :
The roads now are everywhere in shocking CONDITION,
and Wagering has nearly ceased while our stages and
male persist In regular uncertainty snly equaled by
the uncertainty OF the weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
SKETCHES OF LECTURES.
Paul Jones.
BY JoHs SAVAGE.


Mr.. SAVAGE delivered a lecture on Nonday
evening al Sruyvessnt Institute on the Life and
Career Of Paul Jones." There wa large number of
ladies and gentlemen present and the speaker was fire.
quenty enthusiastically spplAaded He said Paul Jones
until very lA,ely suffered much at the hands Of bog
rsphers, by Englhh writers especially, who were
quite energetic IN their attempts 10 take his life
In the school books IN common use In the Briti.h
Islands, be is represented or rather mi,repre.
scented, 9 daring, reckless freebooter a hold
adventurcr, whose only motives were seifsgvra,
diIeusent, and a natural love for danger The
printed epistes and dispatches Of Paul Jones f1llv
sus,htn tie character for decision be won on the ocean
lie was born to be hero and had be no, been naval
hero be had in him qualities which would have n.as
hirn-hsd be followed OUT hsquondam dea of sudv and
r-,irerrent-s leading IN literature
Paul Jones was born IN Abigl.nd Pari,b Of Kirk
bean and siewSrtry Of kirkeudbrisht Scotland July
lIf. ssi WA The son Of gardener: and the rudi.
meats Of MS education s-ch was were received AZ
hs Psfoehis School At the age Of Il be cros.ed the
lnih to whitehaven- and was spprsu,ioed 10 Mr..
iounger' merchant 10 the American trade. In I773
he adopted tbs country hi. future home and on the
I'd Of Dec l775 appointed srst Ieu,snant Of the
aired ard ca board ths, vessel before PhiIadelphis
hosied TIE -ag Ct Independent America with nj own
toe Ms, I1le Sas ever displayed On the l7th
9, feorlAry, ITO ne feet, consisting Of the Alfred
Columbus, Andrew Dora ard Cabot bur 70 "a ~,
we command CT Ezekiel HOpkins On the On OF AorI
my irt u VIII the Glasgow rr4r-Ofwar an eryaze
nent v N which proved disastrous 10 the Ere s1asi
fon' Iils wa manly owing - ne Wal, Of disciplne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
The manufacture of railway locomoti

The manufacture of railway locomotives in
this city has been commenced and II is likely tia, al
the locomotives thht Will be required IN the Province
will be manufactured within its borders. An establish.
ment in this city will soon be able 10 out every
fortnight To encourage this branch of domestic indus
try the Executive exercising the discretion vested ia
them by law, have reduced from l2le 2l9 per
ad rsioTe the duty on the following articles which en-
into the construction of locomotives railroad tire
Connection rods, frames and pedestals rough from the
forge, and brsss and copper tubes
Some apprehension Is felt In these Provinces AZ the
announcement that the Governor of the Hudson Bay
Company has been at Washington ia treaty with the
American Executive for the surrender Of certain British
properties the Pacific That corporation has shown
thar il would readily sell H. country If IL could make
expressed here that theCompany desiroUs of eecng
transfer Of Vancouvers leland the United States for
their own selfish ends The Company took to
Its prospective interests by stipulation with the Crown
thai whenever the island should be resumed they should
he reimbursed all the expenditure the island; that
the establishments should be paid for in short that
they should be bought out lock, stock and barrel at
those enormous rates which, the settlement of the
Oregon question, they were enabled TO obtain.
The Company license Of occupation does not yet eX
pire for years but they have taken the pumbs
out Of the cake and would no doubt be very glad
handle the of the valuation they will be
enabled 10 put their establishments That 10 say
the lodgings Of the Company's officers and servants
which have ceased be useful since they have picked
the mineral rchee from the surface OF the Island In
pursuance of their right 10 all minerals the Island the
Company have, appears from return to the House
Of Commons collected by Indian labor l3l5 uns Of
coal from the surface Whsteyw could be picked
up without trouble they have obtained and would
doubtless be most happy TO the Island transferred
any foreign power that they might at once claim of the
British Government the round sum which they will oh
tain whenever the Island passes from their occupation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
Rhede Island Labor Law.

The following act to limit the Labor Of Chill
dren in Factories passed the Legislature Of
Rhode Island a few days since. Itmight have
been good deal better, but it recognizes in
principle the right and duty of Labor Limita-
ton, and is very good beginning. Ii will be
followedup
AN ACT % Init n. AoV d labor ssA regulate the eynesi
n l. enacted ~ tAs Gesersl Asseabls a. Jelloss.
SycrfoN !. From and after the Isl day Of Jelly next,
sbor performed IN any manufacturing establishment,
and all labor during The period o. ten hours
IN any one day, shall be considered legal DAYS work.
unless otherwise agreed hy the parties and no sanor
under the eye Of 10 years shs be employed or about
any manufacturing estsehshment; provided tia, the
PROVISIONS OF this section concerning the hours Of labor
shall not spply TO persons employed solely packing
goods in any warehouse or pan OF scery not used Tor
any manufacturing process or for sHy hor incident to
a manufacturing process
Sxc Q II sssy owner Of etnplcyer II any nssnu-
featuring establishment OF his her sse shall kaew
ingy and vlfaly employ any minor snief me e OF u
wears ~ Aforesaid the person 50 Offending sa@ii pay
penaly Of go for every such oAense onehS taercet
Shall ennre 10 the complainant. and the other aAf
thereof and for the II the District sssoo the
District in which such manufacturing estsbhshmes Is
situated
al ~ ycsrs and 10 under the age 81 Is years shall be
employed in any manufacturing esEaeilshEncnt more
ran u hours in any one day. Any owner Of or en-
noyer IN any manufacturing establishment as Aforesaid
sscpdns against the provsons Of this section. shall be
liable % penalty Of go for every suen oarnse snd
thereof sha enure the complainant and one
ksN thereof 10 the use Of the town for the educ soa OF
h. children IN The schoo in the district In which such
manufacturing establishment Is sirus'ed. =.
sxc. A. From and afsr the hrsf day Of July next
any parent or guardian shs permit or consent 70 'ns
expioyment Of his her child ward under tns age OF
~ io yesrs in any such manufacturing establishment
or Of his or her child ward over The age Il years