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AT a recent mec,in of the In,

At recent mectin of the Impe-
rial Academy Of Medicine, held in
Paris, the Secretary pronounced an
cu.ogy On the celebrated Surgeon Boy
cr, who was at the head Of the Med
ical Staff under The first Napoleon. The
incidents of his life mike a romantic
and Impressive piece Of biography:
Boyer was the son Of poor tail
or, whose wife kept 4 little shop in
Tie town Of Litnousin. He began as
. barbcr's boy; came to Paris twice as
4 cattle driver; remained rs assistant
III 4 Larbcr's shop; being in the neigh
borl,ood Of the Medical Schools and
Anatomical! lalls, he stole hours to
frequent the latter and assist the dis
scc,ing students, who laughed n: his
UncnUth appearance, bat were struck
with his passion t',r the employment
\ liberal ob.cyvcv became his yat.
ron: h, was soon appointed to in
Struct and direct the fresh students
Ills master. the barber, rcqui'cd his
aid in the sAop on Sundays and
festivals, aud allowed three francs
per day, he being the t;,vori,e shaver.
The titst year of his studies he lodged
IN sma! garrct without chin
ncy, and read in bed in the winter; now
and then he warmed his fingers at
The fire OF 4 washcrwoman next
door, whose daug'iter he finally mar
rira out Of gratitude ior her attendance
on him during a long sickness. He
bocamc second surgeon in the hoSpit-
al; at | myth onc of the most Illus
trjons professors Of his day; his treat
ise on snrgica! diseases is still in the
first rank Of professional works. Ma
pu!con created him lis First Sur.
gron, and Baron Of the Empire
with twenty-five thousand francs do
tation. Ills persona! and profession
al habits and character form an am
using and origina! picture.
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lmronrAyr TO Ilx,ns.-An adv,

lMronrANr TO lIMiRs.-An advcr-
,iScment appeared in our columns q
short time ano, signed by Mr.. +. j.
Gomez, Spanish Consul at Key West,
notifying the legal heirs Of Gov. White
(n,lcr The Spanish GovcmnenO that
they might learn somc;hicg to their
advantage by applying to the said
Consul 1t generally known. we be-
Iievc, that Governor White died al St.
Augustine, Florida, in The month OF
April, 1911. and although he intended
The King Of Spain as his heir, accord
ing to his testament, he afterwards in
coaicil, declared his relations in Irc
land his only legal heirs. As it is like
" that some OF Govcinor Henry
Whites relations may he found among
the Irish cmigrant;s in this country, our
cotemporarics throughout the Union
would be doing Il service TO some des-
tiiu'c being who may well need n few
thousand dollars, By giving publication
to this paragraph. Jacksonville Ne,Vs.
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OMISSION IN TiiS lnESHGuTloF.-
he ieeo!c hea!ln "i mr.. hing ana
,ho !s''"'''c''' "a''Sc' III ""'ch 'h'
'fcsiir'' e'cct Was recently placed.
nave o'""Sht strongly l" '"e ho'ice :"
tie country sIraisc "il,ss'nh ~ me
onNs'i,".'"n Q. INC .'h'i'a Sla'es.
i"e ehaflSSI"l EEG',hS news, III
SpraN'hS "l t'le i"''Si"c WORTH "i bo'A
"'lt.F' e'''e'''s "' ''e'r H"iies' says;
'e''G'' F" c"H."'s-''"cS is'''y Foh,'''e'
sun 'r'''" !H u - II was H'"F mp
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DEcLINED.-Thc South Carolinian
is authorised to state hat VIM. M.
Myres Esq, of Rirhland declines be.
ing q Candidate to represent this Con-
grcssional District in the next Con.
gross.
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hetlicr there can SbeS life III the
planets and other heavenly bodies.
5fas been discussed in new pamphlet.
by Nelson, published i'll London. We
clip,a passage or two:
"Wc should be blinded with the
glare, and burnt up, if transported in-
to Mercury, whore the sun acts rs if
seven times hotter than on this earth;
aiid VIC should shipcr in the dark, aud
be frozen to death, if removed to Ur-
anus, where the sun is three times col
der than he is felt to be to us. To
pass from Uranus to Mercury, would
be to undergo in the latter exposure
to 4 temperature some two thousand
times higher than we had experienced
in the former, whilst on this earth tile
range of existence lies within two hun
drcd degrees of the Fahrenheit thcr
momcter. As for our satellite, Sir
John 1!crschcll says of it:-'Ihc eli
mate of the moon must be very extra
ordinary: the alteration being that Of
unm!tigNted and burning sunshine,
tierccr than an equatorial noon, contin-
ucd for II whole fortnight, and tie
keenest severity of frost, far exceed
ing that Of our polar winters, for an
equal time 1t would seem: then that
though aIl else were equal, the varia-
tons in amount of light and heat,
would alone ncccsSitatc the manitesta-
ton OF nonstcrrcstral life upon the
sun, and the spheres which accompany
the Garth in its revolutions around it.
All else, however, is not equal. The
intensity of gravity at the surfaces of
The different heavenly bodies differs
cnorlnusly. At the sun it is nearly
rnty-eiyht times gcater than at the
earth. An ordinary man, for example
would not only be unable to sustain
his own weight on the sun, but would
be literally crushed 10 atoms under the
load. i x 4 Il
Unity is in nature often nearest us
exactly when variety seems to have
put it ii;rlhcst away. SFe are like the
sailors Of Magellan who first rounded
the globe. Every day they sailed fur
thcr, rs Mcy rccIioned, from the place
OF their departure, and ploughed what
seemed to Mem 4 ShaiqM line Of in
crc;ssing length, which had all to he
r&tra2cl before their first harbour could
be gained; but behold, when they had
sailed longest, and seemed inrthcot
flom home, thep had the least to sail
over, and were nearest to port. En-
actIy when hope of return was fam.
test, were they called OH TO exc!aim
like the Ancient Mariner. =
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.I9.'fFi .I9.'fiib i & s SijjiiiIig'i8R BANNER,
SumterVille, So. Ca.
j. RICHARDSON LOGAN, EDITOR.
TUESDAY, JANUARY IS, 1853.
CO1"EoN RaAREkEE.
Charleston JAN, 24. 1853.

The demand continues active with a
small supply on haud, Extreme prices
range from s 10 to 10 So cents.
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~o~--~-~-~..-o~.->~~~-~~

PRIcEs OF NEGRoEs.-Thc Chester
Standard says: "At the sale Of ne
grocs, by Mr.. A. 9. Dmovan this
place, on Tuesday the llth, thu whole
number, scvcnty-onc, brought tic sum
Of $l3,91S, being an average of S6lS
per head. In the number were inciu-
ded four very old negroes, two Of
whom SID for but $l0 each, and the
four for 500 There was also a large
.proportion,o of children. Leaving ont
ofthe estimate the four old negroes,
the average would be $652 One
prime blacksmith sold for $l,7f0,sN
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S By reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that the Gov
crncr has ordered tie election for mem
bcrs of Congress on the fourth mon
day in February. Keep it before the
people.
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A LITTLE boy said that tho reason
his father calls his IN ther honey, is
because she has somueh comb in her
head.
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oh, dream Of joy is this indeed
TIE lighthouse top ser
Ia thi.; The hill ? is This the kirk p!
Is this my own counircc /"
y voyage through space would, in like
manner, turn out to be Il circumnavi-
CATION. We should set sail from Uni
y, and traverse the great circle Of q
univerac's variety, till we come round
TO Unity again. IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-11
I Z K0UGHT to the First Distrio
GtREAT NoRTHERN-

N RoUTE- ETPREss n,v t1 V
d " sS R.a .s'.ssh .ssS
SsssS Album ss:Ga @ 4 I n THsf
viii DE LOUIS aay 4 s'sioss
a s ai..as.s q s: sss
s Ed Nssi sss'1 ni;t
from eaAsg va Cleveland Buffalo, Albany. BY the Rao n
Or sunday L.s.ls
Moasiss hours cheaso.s Lou. sna Ass
vi. &. TS'1s s'ssss E %
morning sy @ Mules sS Rsess
gan oecs sn ssa Il. s
hours quicker than any slasI sSr.axl ,s,ss
Isl. LIGHTNING rE xREs re- Az. g cs1..:s
Day s s ss : sa :
md & sirsi ss.ss A s.s ss.n ssa = %
sls EXPRESS ASp MA n sSsaSss !.
sSoss Trans a.S ssriss. = bs.E s;s
=: 49, e. ss = 80 Z - ~:
a EsFs. , wnish leaves Buffalo at
;.as iJss!s,ss TsIsss Il
sat Vii @s e ,ls $50 Lsi,aas ss. .s Z
,s , II M 49, s
road surviving NwYsli i. ssa evening shoss .sas.
m S:!aSss MSIssa =.
the route by thus line. 81 miles : ~ =
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS.
ss M 81 6sy e,sss "a
A.S :, MSarS.s,'s ~ .1ss Road cs
sS s9 Cleveland sn and rSsrgh Road sr P
Also a. P Pea S Ssg1P ssa Ere Rcd s
ss. aas.'s Hudson h''s'
e Thus isg template Raioad connection ali he m
T. aS 5sass e isss as ss
sa sE ssPla El sAsse 1.ss %s
s1 iss's aSiss ss s i;s. saa ss . %
~ baggage checked a u chao n T iss g
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CUNDRIES, ETC
- 100 cases PRESERVED GINGER;
100 boxes CURA SIX CIGARS
so bales LANGUEDoC ALMONDS. ..For sale by
II A. r. COCHRAN 4 co. IS Grsvier street.
GSPLlT PEAS-25 half barrels in store, for
- sale by Z. J. HART co, 10 Tchonptouas street. iyi4
n HINE WINES--Hock Rudesheimer,
Sparkling Hook Hermitage for
Aefy R. " NICHOLS q CO.. "a Camp street ie9i Nv
SALT-1O,0O0 bushels genuine Turks Island
sn,s J.P. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp street.
NTADEIRA BOTTLES--100 crates, in store,
vl for sale BY Ell. HART CO.. 70 TehoupitOuas
GINS pipes Meder Swan, just received and
NJ r.a,ss ~ n HtrF.0rp , IN ~ ~
HASToR OIIi-30 bbls Blows No. l, in store
snsfsr sale by z. NJ DALEY Sc Tchoupiouas ST. auii
RRoOMS-50 dozen, landing from bark Jen-
aas '' 'AA' HART CO. rshoupi.oal.. street.
DLASTER OF PARIS = 46 bbls. Calcinad
III Plaster Of Paris, landing and for sale by
less DELAesAvE o.. u MAGAZINE street.
SUGAR LINE ---10O0 bbls Meadon Rock and
~ Thouaston Sugar Lime, landing and for sale by
ala A. DELAGRAyE& co. u Magazine street.
6UNDRIES---A complete assortment of Shot
- @ hsetnr, Oil. so boxes Manufactured To
s. ss % store ana s6 krssEr co., IS M.s.... ass.
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BERNARD LUMBER CoMPANY.-R

UERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R G.
Ia1 ~ sAFFoLD s. s HENRY r. LATMER o COATES
81 FOWLER NJ BEAN co and D. COOS, of Steam
s On he aeIs bo1 BAY have ssoeated under the style
running Sixteen Single Saws Circular
Wordsworth Pnng Machine, which will
single and three large of and will then
10000 10 10000 feet OF Lumber per day.
Railroad Companies. Plank Road Wharf
and all others wanting Pine Lumber be supplied
notice Their Agent New Orleans fully
supply yars be siocked
With good the demand Office
Triton Walk c. TAYLOR ana iy
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Far lak Susan Lind from AGO. Could
rs Fernor HobartFlnt JonesThonhili &eoA Brouacan
Dsssnles-Terri bass-D Taylor deo-D Carroll
Hobbs o. and order.
For bark Sarah Bridge, from Bordeanx-v Magrsn-w Ve
d.phursh-1hos DeFuenies Aeon LscosH Deeoef
RiniandM Jugansia esndoo &oJes L9nas-H galsion-e
LeConptaPAn Juge, Fills Sob Taannn-
Cestla &eo-P hisxntA Isue &eoH LAMBERT Roeh
&coDap AksnF RounlarJno Gauche-P ongs 9rsA'
L GirsudJ Tarlosp Lanala 6eo-T Bsly, bian
E-c.-
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Spring AND SUMNER GsEEii

- AKRAst EsiENI.- re fER T,soN . g
liIY ST. LOUIS AND Atf On aad amer sispd4y
shafss j.. kehsssa. Packsess. Pssesi,
n Notes.
fa and Objected paid Ysppny Coed. Produce
s.e'e
ca5uls, Springfield, aad si hs
Railroad,
Parkages parcels light freight tsasdsd ~ nasaaes
at Of Merchants esd FstAfs,s rsqaesfaa 10 this ar
eas.s % he Atoua sal the Al HsaIesa Wharf Rcas.
iysa gssstfHF. RiftstE&fScf
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REMOVALS.

y EMOVAL-I have removed from No. SO
u ~ Common street to No, IS, my old sand
mhls WILLIAM L. CUSHING.
EMOVAL.--J. o. PIERsoN, Real Estate,
Note and EIchangs Broker Ersa4ngs
fae Pscs,
EM0VAL-MICHELL, BEVERLEY & Co have
" removed From No. q PoYDRAs STREET nsArhe
eotuer Of Magazine pose n
NOT1CE-BAREILI & Co have removed back
to Their Old stand. otsiie City Hotel
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FURNITURE, ETC.

mr. j. A. DE HART, DENTIST, SYe.ssn
II y tenders his professional the ladies -
and Gentlemen Of New Orleans and vicinity being ul
His
vorng him with the patronage ali
will be stetory ~ Office and residence Canal
Bourbon and Dauphn, w from Holiness store
~ FULL UPPER SETS OF TEETH the principle will
be guaranteed to m in every respect for s7b 400 FULL SETS
Upper and Lowsr) for from si95 to 1900. apis istf
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WARRENToNPcr Princess 1856 bales cotton jackson
aeo9is Leyerieh keoi7g Henderson, Pess-iIs Beck
I55 Wright Williams &coSt Ward Jonasll
Buekner Connoyss Relieves 81
BrandeT williams d Urqnhart54 Wright aco50
Nale Moody-91 Curry Person.
9g Payne HarrsOns Kelly Fzer9s Bogart Foley Avery
10 &col0 Watt peSauless Nugent AGO. NJ Green
wood Swney, &eo6 II Pomroy 6eolo0 SKIS
B4ek-suhiries 0 o der-Total tales cotton 909l
Magnolia bales cotton Brandsr
Williams &eol59 cuddy cruteher Aeolll Wright Williams so
50 Nugent Estn &eo64 Watt DsSauues-ss
aekusr Stanton NJ pinesra Sco-as
Foley AveryS3
Martin Kelly Frazea4 Curry Person20 DC
Perkins Campbell Thornhi &eoo Greenwood &es
Beek4 Fearn, Donegaa 6eo-Total bales cotton ITO.
ALEXANDRIA, Piota lo4 bales cotton Ar aisnbe
gsrso Estla Lee aeoss htenesrger @eoSs Mandsys LIN
Carroll 6eos34 w jackson &e0s Gny24
asek sqaires Nelson Rugeley, Blair boo
~ PAYNE Hafrsons wgh. Williams hhds For
sao hides Robinson Dennet &eozunds to orderTea
bsier ABS.
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/ HOTELS AND BOARDING.


- Of this wo1ld inform
public that having thoroughly repaired snd renovated biz
with Lodgings
Might Week Situated 10 the 81 bnss
the vicinity Rests and place Of
the - location visitors AMI business The
which accessible At III hou AZ the
will fab the qualities o. WINES anaIroRs,
well IS Ten COFFEE and CHDl1LATE Chsgs 1oder.e "a I'm
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EEFFERSON AND LAKE - T1y 49,. I. -.
- PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILwAY-13fss S1k.-e
connection with the Carrolon ORLE4
TO LAKE P0NTCHARTRALN.-
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
FROM (,ia caroson) Lake kaais
From Perdido Tivc Circle Depo,s
MI, a,3,Ls,G1P Nj.
SUNDAYS.
Perddo Depots6, o. H. IL A. NJ
2P NJ, after which the following Tiyoi
Circle: Az 81 ~, 81, 81, ~ PM.
From Lake Carroson) 10
WEEK DAYS.
To Peddo street and Tvo Circle Depota-e TX s * lo
ilM A. NJ, 19k ~, AZ, 81. ~, ~, s, tx, 81 r. ii.
SUNDAYS.
To Prddo and Tyol Circle Depss-s, III sts 1917
li a. NJ. 10 p faine
TO 1fvoh Circles N, ~, az, AZ, sk, ~, IL, sAP.M.
IT All the Trains take
81 Express Trains ONLY Horse Station street.
Baggage, Depots only.
Between NewOrleAns andC
-
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ODD FELLOWS REST-yaults in

~ Cemetery obtained applying PERSON Tren
No. Commercial Alley; JAMES FbRNEAUx Secretary at
ndd Fellows Hail. OF Camp Lafayette
WHTALL No kspanade street. and NJ COREY, sickss
for the burial Of MEMBERS $40;
The burial Of wife child, ltO priee Of
Vault will be $50 invariably The purchase nor
nation expecting the Rect apply 10 -
]. o, PTERsoN, Commercial Alley
Jas. FuRsKspE Secretary. r,vs lyas
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE HAaKEr.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE NAagET.
JEFFERSON CRY, ~
Monday Evening, October TO- 1868. Z
The market is sti without animation OF AttalSa ,as
Cattle and Hogs moderate supply offers but other stock
continues scarce. Prices firm, viz
-PRICEG-
BgEr cArTtE (Western) ...........p a. q % n net
(Choicel .......s...- 10 n n net
(Attakapas Texas. 5ySi68gs4 a is net
Hoes f0s1<e y Is net
sBEEP lin iots) ...............S GOO 90 n head
- Coed and Choce). s. 0Oi6 90 d head
MIteH Cows. s35 0ofD65 90 a head
NALsAs AND iEAALiNas ..s.-...s O0f5l2 90 q head
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~ The Magnolia brought down crew Of the
New Isna aground Pophssa Inland The Magnolia
dsAvored to pull her Cd without eject.
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ffAyRE-pei ship Bella Cub ana: s5i0 bbs flour.
AnCELONA-rers bark 1900
tehr bids cks 90 bills
moassas 10 lard 1862 coils
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owboat Phenr Nhsnn, rom the Passs-towed
sh inst ahp Nenlai lean brks Brown and MARY
biol bAks Sarah Bridge Geo Nehols sehA Midas &
Msshsrs.
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NOTICE FIVE DoLLARs.<

4 ni.M AhD.-hanswsyo on TUESDAY, April T. Negro ~
Nan kt Briekaser by Trade abos thirty Of
hye iest sf inches high, stout built well fellow y
when he went blue cloth round nsey pants
round top sailors bat the end Of his left thumb
will be paid for his delivery HATCHER FRYSBY at 1875
yer street, NewOreans him in Jail re, him
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~ J. g. PorNDExTER, Superintendent of
Tf ieirsry 10 ,hs CITY Post oe candidate for CLERK
.''' 1850 1ic' mil tVbhT. mis-
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~ Messrs. Editors: Please to announce
TnhNCs LEIGH IS Candidate for CLERK the FIRST DIS
He will be appropriately MANY FRIgsps ;vistP
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. MsS- JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
" THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT o,bSs
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rae- p NJ Berlin, for the mast fourteen
Deputy CLERK the late and Of the Second M
GonIL candidate for the CLERKsiP Oh the aid SECOND
10. " ~ ' '"' ''n's nAy " ena lux,
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D0RTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER
in boes barrels casks SALE wholesale or retail by
ian22 L. n HEDGES A co "a 1; ravar AWAIT

ALLSOPPS' INDIA PALE ALE.
THIS ALE celebrated
ties being entirely from adue
Malt and Water brevei by Mess SAMUEL ALISOPP SON
Trents South for a
BY fau9 lvl r. II chiffon, Importar. 81 Gravier
MADEIRA VINE. o. & Co, Palhetinho
1Vh and London Market Madeira Wine, salt by
WM 4. LEV ERICH a CO., AGENTS
apis SIN ~ Old Levse street.
RRANDY-We have regular supplies of the
celebrated package vintage 1875 in
oneeighh pipes 1885, iso2 isO5 1881 s4s quarter
direct importation, attention
oonnosseurs well as grocer and retailers.
WIN. E. LEyERlCH CO., Sole Agents,
q Old I'aves atrest
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&S> THOMAS G. POOLE is a candidate for
'LkRk OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mbs ID
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06
TPAUM MTNNEs0T

am writing to you now from our camp, half mile
above Fort Union, the north side Of the Missouri
River. here two forts trading posts here,
situated upon beautiful meadow skisting the river,
which is here mile wide, and filed with Islands
The Yellowstone comes in from the south, ono mile
below here, cutting its way through high bluffs of
yellow claw which bounds the south side OF tie Mis-.
souri,, for great distance below here.
Fort Union is about 20 rods square-its walls are
Of square timber, and are 80 feet high. On two op-
posite stone towers 60 feet high, and
pierced ior cannon and muskets. Inside are houses
Of boards around the square. The population
slsts Of about 200 men, women and children, French
English, balGbreeds and negroes. This post belongs
TO Chotean & Co., Of ST. Loais.
l forgot TO mention tha; from Pike Lake, lGO miles
from Sauk Rapids, there two parties-one IN
der command Of Lieut. Grover, which went south Of
It's, striking the Missouri, 200 miles below here
They found route nearly favorable ours, and
arrived here six days before
Fort Union ID on this, the north, aide Of the Mia
sour; the mouth of the Yeliow-Ston IL oasise,
mile below here. JAaEy DorY.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06
Strike.
BY REV. RALPH HoYT.

BY REV. RALPH HoYr.
I've liking for this "s,riking,"
live only do it well;
Firm, defiant, like a giant.
Strickland make the effort tell.
One another, working brother,
Let us freely now advise;
For reflection and correction
Help to make Us great and wise.
Work aud wages, say the sages,
Go forever hand in hand;
As the motion Of an ocean,
The supply and the demand.
M, advice is, strike for prices,
Noblsr far than sors.id cola;
Strike with terror, sin and error,
And let man and master join.
Every failing POW prevailing
In the heart, or in the head -
Make no claulor take the hammer
bIifc IL uONn,-ttuu Sl'tht II
Much the choppins, Topping. popping,
Carpenter, We have 10 do,
Ere the plummet, from the summit,
Mark our mortal fabric true.
Take the measure Of false pleasure;
Try each action by the square;
Strike a chalk-line for your walk-line;
Strike to keep your footsteps there.
The foundation Of creation
Lies in TRUTHS unerring laws,
Man Of mortar, there's no shorter
Way to base a righteous cause.
Every builder, painter, guilder
Man Of leather, man Of clothes,
Each mechanic in panic
With the way his labor goes.
Let him reason thus in season;
Strike the root Of all his wrong,
Cease has quarrels mend his morals,
And be happy, rich, and strong.
New York, 1853.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06
BENJAMIN FELT,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERis
rOceries, PrOvis ions, &C.
MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
VIII sell al the lowest cash prices. S-tf
1882. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1892
DODGE Il BENTZ.
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, GALEyA, ILL.
hFFER for sale the following Drugs, NC. at the low
~ est prices.
lOO0 lbs tartaTC acid 10000 lbs putty
Is Kegs carb. soda 50 bbls spts. turpentine
10 bbs cream tartar SOC lbs Paris green
100 lbs Eng. blue 10 casks Old port wine
100 DO Eng. and Am CALI. 30 bbls Eng. epson salts
10 casks sulphur 10 90 Caraway seeds
10 cases British Iustre 4 do Eng. grid mustard
IL DO Eng. rid. borax 10 do cOpal varnsh
25 obls plaster paris do Maccaooy snun
do camphor l00 lbs oil peppermint
500 OF Guinne ~ ID " lemon fresh
S bbs castor oil So doz paint brushes
1900 lbs ext. liquOrice 80 doz gross Lees pulls
100 do insp'd extracts so do do essences
i50 do Turkey opium % bxs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs "a doz Townsend's Sarsala.
20 strychnne 20 gross bears oil
SO do morphine so Aegs saltpetre
500 bxs McCully's glass 1000 do Il. Conkling sons
50 lbs linseed oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
HoughtoD's Pepsin, Louden d. co. medicines,
Pain Killer, Soans medicines, DC.
Together with large and well selected stock of
~ article line We especially invite the attention
OF purchasers from the upper country 10 stock aud
prices. jy22-li-ly
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06
THE TIME HAS COME

THE TIME HAS COME
XNT HEN the up town .olks shoe leather by
w buying all kinds Of Groceries, Provisions, &c.
'ust cheap, if not little cheaper, upper than
in lower town az w. N. PERSON n cos New Store,
adjoining Blum's Bazaar, few doors below the
Rice House, where they have just opened a splendid
Of choice Family Groceries end Provisions
of all kinds; also very choice lot of Wines, Liquors
aud Cigars and in fact almost every thing under the
head family supplies which they will sell low for cash.
S--tf w. n. PERSON & co.