The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-05-26

Be kind 10 thJ brother, nor show thy heart cold,
Be kiad 10 Thy sister, 50 dear.
The POETRY OF AGRiCULTURE.--'The prin-
cips- al agriculture are exceedingly simple That
they nigh, be made 50, God h,s.lf was the frs,
great planter. He Wrote his laws ysi.ly. N the
brightest, loveiest aud most iuteiligible charac
tiers, everywhere. upon The broad bosom Of the
liberal earth; IN grecnesi leaves, IN deiiciou,
fruits, IN begaiiing and delicate flowers But h,
does not content himself wnh TINS alone He bes-
tows the heritage along with the example. lie
prepared the garden and The home bel fore he Gre
ates the heng no IS 10 POSSESS them. lie fills
them III all those object, OF sense and sentiment
which are 10 supply ms moral and ply seal ne
cessIiIcs Birds sinc M the hoashs above ki,.
odors blossom IN the AIR and fruits and flowers
cover the earth. glory To winch that of Solomon.
IN all rs nliyHhcemce, was vain and va!ueiess
10 Ills hand we owe these iair groves these tail
ranks ct MAJ site trees, the deep forests, these
broad plans covered with Verdure and thes.
mighty arieTies Of flood and river, which wind
then oiong, beauti. ING them with the lovees;
inequalities, hisd rnIiiIng them with seasonable
fertilization. thus did the Almighty planter ded-
cate he great piantaiirn 10 the use Of that ,ari
Gus and "ohderoGs family which was 10 follow
His hone prepared-supp'ied with al resources.
soofhed WIN every variety Of f,uit and flower
and chegneEed with abundance, man is rouduc
ted within lis pleasant limits and ordained MS cul
i'atof Under the very eye aud sanction Of liea
ven. The angels of Heaven descend uoon is
hills. God himself appears within is valleys a,
Doonday-us g'oves are instinct with life and pu-
T;y. and The blessed stars rise AT night above The
celestial mountains to keep watch over us con-
secrafed interests. lis gorgeous forests its broad
savannahs, ITS levels OF Hood and prairie, are sur
rendered into the hands of the wonderously favor
ed the new-created heir Of heaven. The bird
end beast are made tributaries, and taurht :,
obey him. ] he iuwi summons him Al moro,no 70
MS 'ao"rs and the evening chant al the night blrd
warns him TO repnse. I he ox submits hrs nac,.
to the yoke ; The horse moves nj his bidding. IN
the p'ow; and loil. of alt are rendered sacred and
successful by The gentle showers aud the GENIAL
sunshine winch descend from heaven, 10 ripen th,
gram m IT. season. aud 10 make earth pleasant
with lis ':uts Montgomery Ledger.
'ALPINE STRAWBERRY Among The remark
able Improvements If late Years ia the .uliva,on
81 the Strawberry none have excited more admi
saiion than Mr.. Geo. Newland's ..Alammo,h Al.
pine variety In addition 10 unusual richness Of
havor beng Tree iron. extreme tariness possessed
by many Otherwise excellent varieties, il i. won
deIfuy prolific and easy Of cultivation. h bs,rs
Continuously about two months and viii REQUIRE
no re-set'ing tor three or four Years We have
IT upon pretty good authority, that a single pant.
one year old, has been known to produce. y6S her,
Ties by The 9th OF July, and nea ,ured % 2 inch
rs across. Another plant, OIL, three months old
produced POS berries. Many hor,icuiturisls who
have tired them certify 10 their superiority IN these
particulars over every other variety known 10
them In SIZE they compare favurably with the
hnesf, measuring from one 10 three inches ir cir
euu'terance. GardheTs and others wl d well
TO provide themselves with these excellent plants
while the season l. favorable. I hey may be pur.
chased a, The seed tore Of \. Lee 4 Co. No. II
Main s'reet.-l>t. Louis !niei.igencer
SroCk RAIsING.-We are glad 10 learn. that
western ihrtiiefs are turning Their attention more
generally 10 the rai,ing d stock The dram To
california. where high prices paid his made
the market here quick, and sats are made AT
iargel. advanced rates. Whea, and -four are
conpafaii'eiy i'w; Kinds of stock bring high
price, which Is advancing Father than receljng
and we see nothing TO drpres, presen, pr,ces Car
several years to come. ii IS comnon remark
that stock RAISING country is always rich oun-
Try Inc wealth Of rnuniry j. the wealth %.
she people. and any honest pursuit that makes the
peoE.e o' counir, rich should and IS I'll command
attention. II requires, perhaps, lIlle more pr
Hence I" False stock th'n II does wheat, bu, the
return Is ni"re cerialn.-[ Galena Advertiser.
In sx years The consuu zion Of tea IN Grent
Britain has Increased "ny from 81 600 900 pounds
u oo,ooo, 600 pounds; IN The United States II has
increased frou. Is 900 600 pounds 10 81, 300 900
pounds
W hat has become of The great Literary Child
project, Tor which Bulwer wrote, and Dickens
iGrned srolimg player Can ANY Of our English
exchanges give any Information abou, IN il j.
rumo'ed here hat nothing III come oft, after all
Ladies are NOT permitted to enter the Paris
bourse during hours. They were formerly ad-
hii'iea but as II was ioand to encourage IA pas
SION for gambling in STOCKS. they are nat ,.o, al
lowed 10 enter.
;. The author Of an Autobiography of an Eng
!,sn oo'u'er 10 me amerIcaa Army" says that at
Governor Island ICON pleie orsaniz ii,n s.,,s
To exist, ior il purpose OF robbng the recru,, and
disgusting hinwnh the service a, The very ou,s.,
Jerome Bonaparte, of The United States Army
grandson oi The Governor OF the lnvalids. h,. oh.
raine d leave Of absence for SIN months. in ordor
" Vlsn The E:nperor oi irance who has in,i .d
all the bonaParte family In Baltimore TO VISIT
Paris.
The American Colonization Society and lie
auxiiaiies have SEM out 10 Liberia, since 1870 in
toer various ekpe liions, 7,451 persons OF
these, S,i2S were born free, two hundred and
forty two purchased their freedom. and ( oa2
were emapcipa'ed IN view of their emigration.
The London Times lately contained the f,lo,,-
ing sdseriiscment:-".4 Haunted House.-p.r-
mission Is required 10 sleep for one night in anv
dwelling bearing the above unpopular character
Inc oojeei Is 10 test the alleged powers Of cluir
voyanee. Ample references will be gwen
The Christian Enquirer has ihis.6ne r.msrk
"The g'ddy oetie and the oserw orked sealns,res.
are extreme forms OF the same mental Empower
ishmeul." Ihe Enquirer further obs ryes.'-..To
our view, tbs worst thing ia American society is
the studied Indifference Of female educati,n n, =,
erything truly useful and exaliing. O.,rut.,,oo
ia high liie Is a fair match, IN point of degr.da-
ton. wah grinding want in low lfe.''
The printers Of Baltimore are strike. There
i great excitement. All the employers agreed IN
rive the pic but Sherwood, and the Society me,
ordered ,ne hands in The Argus office quit work. if
The propI ielols would not take their pres. work from
Aideu by Mr.. Bull one ii the pronr,- |
.tss Of The Clipper, Snerwooo's boys boys all went
o wo.a AZ the gel tne Aisas out. The hands
the Clipper Office. Ieaung Of bui's course. stopped
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