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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04
To Capitalists, Farmers and Emigrants.

FSNiiE undersigned has always hand for cash on
q time, from
TEN TO WENTY THOUSAND ACRES
OF rural land, improved unimprovci, including farms
of different Sizes degrees OF improvements prices
corresponding with these.
Alsopropcrty in st. Paul and subrbs and in ManSato
cy ST. Anthony, Shakopec, LcSuer, Traverse ues Sioux
and Eureka.
lie at all times accommodate, the easiest terms
any who realty tcishcS 10 purchase.
HENRY MCkENTY.
Dealer in Re Il Estate, ST. Paul, MiuD. Ter.
OiIcc--4hc old Post Oitice building, Third street.
81. Paul, Feb. IS, 1891. 23f.
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EIy- TIE Manchester \. H., Mirror says
"Snow fell in New Boston, Hookset and sever
al other towns. adjoining US, yesterday 18th
inst. We observed that the Uncanoonue this
morning were whitencd with the same ele-
mcnt."
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re- The Lady Franklin arrived Sunday, at
noon, having left Galcna on Thursday. She i,
now in command of Capt. 7. Lodwick. late of
the Nominee, and is one ofthe swiftest salers
that ever turned wheel in ;hcse waters.
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400 Acres Good Farming Land for Sale.

LII lying in body, which there Is 80 acres of
IA fine building TanIarac, forty acres fenced and ten
acres broke spring the door Of the house,
(Which i, comfortable log,) and adjoining which there
fine body Of logs, and with small expenditure, can
be made large, comfortable and convenient house. The
land is good, well waite red and timber plenty, which will
be sold cheap apple for For further partcu
lars apply to h. E. TYSON CO.,
April 90. 1884 tf;3 Roberta street.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04

SUSPENSION OF TIE CoAf. TRADr-The coal
operators in Schuy kill county, We learn on
the authority of the Philadelphia Bulletin, have
combined and suspended the shipment OF coal
alleg ing Is an excuse that the wages of woi k
m en- are too high. Tic conseqntl!ces i. an al
most total failure in the receipts of coal, while
the supply in the various yards of that city is
probably not more than enough for a weeks
consu mbilU!;.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04

Es- So great was the feeling manifested to-
wards Capt. Luce on the occasion of his arri-
val at New York, that it wa; with the greatest
difficulty that the gallant captain was enabled
to reach his home. Some persons even carried
their enthusiasm so far as to attempt to cut the
buttons off his coat!
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04

Ger Fanny Fern is writing domestic
tale, which she calls Ruth Hall. 1t will be is
sued by Mason & Co, New York.
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5sis- In Adrian, Michigan, man named By
ron, who claims to be a natural son OF
Lord Byron, who once wrote book. was SEN
fenced to imprisonment for life for being con-
cerned in effccting disasters on the Michigan.
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad.
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ANOTHER MII.I~-.A project is on foot TO build
an extensive Touring mill in the upper part Of
the city. near Fountain cave. Ii parties in
tcrcsted take the right view of the matter,
they will see that the enterprise goes ahead
without delay.
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E:gs~ The Gal,na remained over yesterday
and will leave this morning at ten o'clock.
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LAND AGENTS.
Itaated TO Purchase,

FEW town lots, small quantity of land near
u the city. Those having surh property eel, ON rea-
SunlLIe terms, will please call Oh
A. PiERSE,
lcLnr Streck. ne n Gnul. n Eliscnncl L,L..,.aL
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re- A gang of counterfeiters were arrested
at Chicago on the 18th, and some $500 mostly
in gold, taken with them. Campbell Daugh
erty and Hamel Mitchell, are the names Of th'
principal men Of the gang.
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Snow IL New HAMPsIITRE.--The Lowell COur-
ier of the 10th says ave perceive this morn-
ing that the hills to the nortn of us, in New
Hampshire, are all white with snow. The
sight makes us feel cold.
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ST PILL .4JCTIO.N ROOMS.
FRANK f. COLLIN Ms .
1nctioaeer appointed by Lar for the TERRITORY Of
MinaesOtd,
Hp rsPECTFCLiY informs his friends thathis arrange
~ the action oi his business in all its
br"nches ais compete
E,gu|ar SAFE Days
For dill rcu, S,sls Of merclanse, stock, ec.w b" held
In future, stated dt>. las mcr -,ins business having
made This absolutely uc'essary
Sal from The Shcir.s
VIII, thcrct"-c he hel every M',Ay, Wednesday, al
Saturday cvcniugs
Furniture safes
viii be held every "Wednesday and Saturday, either in
ihe day Ur evening a. may be- anu 'uucci
Horses, CaHIc. H,fResscS. sc.
with stock of every description. will sold each Saur
day morun-. N 10 o'clock Great attention will BE- 've,
this particular branch. and it i c"u i,nty believed
that from tie acr'uEcn n> ma1" great iuccn"ut- Will
be orr. wcli to tho-" who have occasion to SELL
t. th>e have occasion to sc as to those who have
ccca>in To Dny.
Carriages
or every description Will be sold, those having
h:ccs dispose OF invited to send the aions carly
Reel Estate
Willie disposed Of on the most reasonable terms.
BoohS and Stationery
VIII be offered frequently at announcement, and in the
miscellaneous sales.
No faiin, .ti"niiut or "Xertlr VIII lee spared Il give
entire 10 al who cuiilic their property
his air. ami purchasers may rest I>SiTcd that Oh no
account viii false representation be nsv 10 ths
Liberal advances made. -rd CuI> ;nnruto -l"Cfuy
solicited sales male quickly, aud proceeds accounted
lr without delay. All persons having goods tO dispose
Of aIs inv itci 10 send tiirin to the
OLD PIONEER AUCTION STORE,
Ia the Brick Buliiug Third Minnesota Street.
.HiscciioncOuS sales.
Hold 4, early candle light.
At private sales Jarsaius can be had At all times.
can and Sro FRANK T. COLLINS
81 PAM. .ii9, 1854 Territorial Auc:
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TT The ladies OF ST. Paul all are anxious
appearance during the gay winter season, now
so rapidly stealing upon them. This being the
case, it may not be to their loss to cast their
eyes over our advertising columns, and take
note the fact, that Miss Lerch, French la
DIV, fully vcrscd in Partisan modes of dress and
millinery, is prepared 10 attend to their
wants
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04

MINNESOTA.
Gov W A German,
dion W IL Wclch, Chief JUS
{ t:cc of Minnesota,
Hon d NJ Rice, Delegate to
( Congress,
Rice, liolliH,heIl & Becker,
} Atty's at Law,
Mcssrs Dorup & Uakcs Bank.
\ eTS,
j Travis Roasrr. Esq. Sccrc-
,a:.T Of the Territory,
yAme, y Van Etten, Atty's
: at Law,
Rev T NJ Fullerton, Register
J L 5 Land Onicc,
WIN Hclc"mb". Esq, Receiv-
cr L ) Land Onicc,
Dr I T Mann.
NEW ORLEANS.
Mtssrs. Brown, johnson &
Co., BANKERS,
Aug II, '5i
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04

1:ss- Saturday. though dark and hazy. was
as warm as May and beautiful fall weather is the
lot OF all in this latitude and longitude. 1t
makes us shivcr to read of the hills of Vermont
and the streets Of Montreal being covered with
snow two inches deep week ago.--Chicago
Iribuitc. oct. "a.
y very good description Of our Minnesota
weather, with the exception that ours continues
delightfully."- clear and sunshnv, as we'll as
warm. We arc at work to day, Oct 80, with no
lire, and with our Office windows up. The
ground has yet to be frozen for the first time
the present fall. Strawberry vines are in their
second bloom on the prairies.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04
IIenuep;n County Land Agency.

UpOTGiiT AND SOLD-Panns, Town Lots and Real
- E>late Of all descriptions the Sherfs Once, in
minneapolis ISAAC BROWN
March 70, 1854 %
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NOVEMBER ELEcTInSs.-The elections in tn
following States Will occur in Nov, on the day
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04

\ New TowN.-We learn that new town is
to be laid out on the Minnesota river. some II
miles above Shakopec. \ steam saw MILL
warehouse, and large hotel are to be erected
this fall and early on the return of spring. En-
terprsing gentlemen from New York and Wis
consin have recently made purchases at the
place, and will be on with their families in the
spring a friend Of ours from that section says
we in st. Paul can have no real conception Of
the rapidity with which this whole upper coun
try is being TILED up with emigrants. He csti
mates that no less than six thousand settlers
have gone in above Shakopee since the opening
of navigation last spring.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04

Desirable Investment the Mime sofa River.
InNO person who can command $1,000 In cash, we can
j ut.r a most desirable Investment in Real and Per-
sopa Property on the Minnesota River, from which One
Hundred per cent. profit can be realized.
For particulars, apply 10
RICE. HOLLINsHEAD & BECKER.
g.. Paul, May 2s, 1854.
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TITE.NIT-FTFE FiR.HS FOR S.1LE
To Practical F1rmcrs.

To PrGctiCG! Farmers.
FENl notice is to real Farmers Spectators who
IL lrctcnd To be farmers.
10 practical farmers wish 10 that have on hand
now twenty-five farms :or sale, and always lave from
ten t" twriy-iNc) which range from two TO ten miles
from st. Paul.
From a lon- residence i'll the territory. and from
sondi Inspection Of all the lands the city,
bed tu make tBr best selections.
therefore invite all persons wishing 10 cultivate the
soil To give a call
Ny farms have various degrees Of improvement. AMI
1!att'r my self that can phase ali.
Terms male tu suit purchasers.
HENRY M'kENTl. ID, alpr in Rca! Estate,
OFrIr:-old Post Ollicc Building, Ji street.
Jun" 80, 1851.
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SEw ELL. wN. IL. T"Nfhl"S
Newell & TOsNpkila>,

Afforncys at Lar nHi pcd!'rs IN Req! i.Sthfc.
1Lsirccis Of Title furnished for 81. Paul, ST. dnftony
aad Ea4!ycy County.
oFrICE ii ID l.
Refer ';,fman; H"i. j. olHic:, Mayor ST. fau
lr,l Y
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81, 1851.
IlIi!l0is and Wisconsin.

Adsiccs from the ncighboring States are
cheering for the SUCCESS of the moving masses
who are now engaged in the holy cause of frus-
trating Pierce. Douglas, and the office pension
ers of this Administration. In Illinois il is now
doubtful whether Douglas will be able to save
solitary man in the House Delegation. Those
tried Democratic statesmen, Judge Brecsc and
Col. McCiernartl, arc in the field with their ar
NOR on, battling manfully against the Little
CUNT and his trcacherOus Nebraska policy,
and making every stroke tell with powerful cf-
feet. They will spend most of the present
week in Richardson's district, working for the
success of Archie Williams, the opponcn. of Col
klchardson,who,i We are not mis:aken,is bound
to send that efficient assistant engineer of the
Nebraska fraud as far into the shades Of Salt Ri
Yer as Sam Galloway did the chief in command
of the House forces-Dr. Edison Is. Oltls.
Let our Wisconsin friends OF the second dis
trict, who reside and vote up this way give C.
L. Washburne the full benefit of their united
and earnest efforts The counties south of the
Wisconsin, comprising Rock, Dane. Green La
fayette, Iowa; Grant &c, will roll up their
thousands against Piercc's Land Receiver at
Hudson, DR.. Otis lIoyt We hope to see Pierce
and ST. Croiy counties-thc former especially
redeem themselves next Tuesday. We have
no doubt they can do it ifthey will.
This Nebraska contest is a free and general
fight, and citizens of Territories feel they have
full right to pitch in"--for it is question
that vi'ally concerns freedom an the Terrific
ries.
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NEW WORK.
Gilbert Davis, Esd,
Daniel Curtis. Esq,
Capt. 4. De P"ystcr.
McSsrS. ). Thompson 4 Ne
phew,
McssrS. Williams \ Gui0i.
PHILADELPHIA.
Joseph Patterson. ESD, Pre-
iGcnt Western Bank
Messrs DreAei T. Co, Banker
- Y Taylor X Co.,
:" bingham \ Dock,
" Freed, Ward y Freed
:. Sit1rS, James y Co..
Z" Baily * Co;
Edward Hurst, Esq, Nutar.
Public;
II. Me>schcrt, htt'y al Law
James Kitchen, ". u,
VIA. Stoever, Esq.
lICKsBE kG.
Mc>sr~. Brow X Jrlluson
H,DE..r-
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gss- The great bell Of Vienna weights 3d.
100 pounds, and small family could live con-
venicntly under the immense structure. Eight
men are required to ring it, as the clapper
alone weighs l,iOO pounds In the room with
the clock is stationed man to watch for the
breaking out of fires in the city and suburbs
He takes the angle by means Of fine telescope.
and on a chart prepared for the purpose, finds
the street and boise, and the alarm is then 81
ven.
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DRS. POTTS g. MORTON,

.yIN,; associated rlei!l>"y, together in the rrac
tcc 81 i!.ciT pf,f''i' "ii I i!4"ir services I" 'l'
,ili-..ns of -. Paul an! il ~ unity.
- oi.. 90, Third ,r,,i, over II. &. SinlfprPs store
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LOTS P.1T7VSO.N"S ADDITION:
SEVERAL Choice LOTS in PATTISON'S ADDITION.
~ for sal, by ,. i. FOLSOM CO.
July 2l. 1854.
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~ A poor fellow having got his skull frae-
tured, was told by the doctor that the brain
was visible, on which he remarked, "Do write
to father, for he always swore had none"
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,RACE II. BIGELuw. tHA Z. lLANDl
BlGELOW g. FlANDRAU,
w. p. MURRAY,

ATTORNEY ASDCoI >SELoR AT .AW,
81. PaJi-. MIAN. lkHK.
VyIILI attend promptly All diligently :" al BUSINESS
w i,,irustc To- arl. UjiN- made himself acquaiIt-
e.. with the ,,ia'N and ~:tddiJn oi the surveyed it'h
Ia the territ"1. Lc prepared 10 pI'c land warrants
tlis lest aISaia:c. r'>'I- AT distance iitN >"iid
thV:r warrants AyI, Ant rly IItcrt>> VIII be- aeurd
% Is II tLcy ~-T- present. Zs1c.c- om lMi"! srer.
September Il, iH5I
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Henry Mchenty,
Dealer. i'm Real Estat<

Office, old Post Office Building, Third 81, Saint Paul
AND bought and sold throu ;hout the Territory; Mon
R\ loaned, investment made TO the best advantage
and Land Warrants located.
,n.Ilt, A.I,r
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Massachusetts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
New York. rk....................
New Jersey. ......... ........:. :.......
Michigan. ................... -
ILLINOIS,. -
Wisconsin. ....'
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IT c. c. HOFFMAN, who recently returned
from the East with a large and select stock Of
boots and shoes, comprising the most substau-
tial and fashionable articles to be found in the
market, has now offered them. and is ready to-
supply understandings ior the people at the
lowest cash prices. Give him a call.
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2.:- Sore editor says, that the destiny OF
the world hangs on trife \ little milf be-
tween Charles Bonapartc and his love, Letit.i,
might have broken off a marriage which gave
birth to Napoleon and the battle Of Waterloo.
To which the Chicago Advertiser says: 'lcs,
that is a fact. Supposed little milf had taken
place between Adam and Eve. What then
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04

E1ff- The Clraveland Plaindealer appre-
hcnds that the next Congress will be made up
of explosive materials" The Buffalo Com
mcrcial thinks there is at least good reason to
suppose that it will blow up" the Pierce -Ad-
ministration.
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TnE OUTRAGE AT EILswoRTH.-The Rev. }.
Bapst. of Bangor, who was tarred and feathered
and ridden on rail by cruel and Infamous
mob at Ellsworth. Me-, is represented by the
Mercury to be an excellent man. who has done
much good among the Catholic population Of
Bangor and brought about many useful reforms
and winning commendation from ALL" He was
formerly Pastor at Ellsworth, and had been en-
gagged in school controversy there. The on
ly thing. says the Mercury, that the rufiians
say for themselves in extenuatiOn is, that they
had previously threatened to tar and feather
him ifhe ever came to Ellsworth again.
Language is powerless to condemn suffcicnt-
ly such an infamous and cowardly act as this.
Boston Itiegroph.
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TO Six mills in ST. Louis ceased operations
on Saturday, in consequence OF having no wheat
to grind The millers are unwilling to buy
wheat for Touring at present prices Oi wheat
and flour.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-04

1aJ- The ladies of Moline. Illinois, have CT
ganizcd society. to be known as The La
dies Maine Law Society. Of Moline. The fol-
lowing is s-thc fourth article OF their constitu-
tion
"Young ladies belonging to this society are
not to receive t;ivorably the company of those
wnnl lrmen " ho nSr Intoxicating uriuLs.N
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DRS. BRISBINE & WILEY,
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons,
Truman N. Smith,

St. Anthony street, Saint Tau!-iirst door above & {
Bookstore.
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LAKE SrPERIoN FLEEr.-Thc Lake Superior
Journal says that at one time during the past
week, we noticed eight steamers and several
vessels in this port. Below the falls there were
four, and four also above. Eight years ago tine
first steamboat was put on Lake Superior, at
which time we had but one small steamboat
plying between the Saut and Mackinaw now
We have eight steamers here in one day.
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GIlrud.
III. NEWHALL,
Wholesale Druggist.

CORNER OF MAIN AND HILL STREETS, GALENA,
WOULD respectfully call the attention of Druggists,
w Physicians. and Merchants, to his stock Of
DRUGS, CLASS. PAINTS, OILS. DYES. SEEDS: PER
FCMERY, BRUSHES, &c.
The goods are purcha ~Cl direct from the Importer and
Manufacturer carefully selected in the best markets
and feel he~itancy in saving that I'll who prcha sc
will be satisfied with their quality well the extreme
lowne,S of The prices
We have on hand lot of Window Glass of every size.
from by II by So inches The Glass is OF fine quail
ty free from Llcnisc and the boxes contain few amy
broken lights.
Hav wing made arrangements with the Niagara White
Lead COMPANY Buffalo shall have constant sup
ply OF their beautiful White Lead and Agents of the
PlattV;c Oil Co.. authorized TO sell their Lseel
Oil at St Louis prices, with the addition of freight
We in receipt "t assortment OF Harrison Inc
Pcrlumrrv and articles for the toilet in way supc
any thing brought to this part of the country
We have also ON hand invoic" of Brushes. made to
order in New York comp iSing different patterns OF Fine"
Medium and Cheap Hair Brushes. Cloth Hat PANT, Shoe,
Horse. WhitcwaSh. and Scrubbng Brushes.
Grass and Garden Seeds. OF every variety. warranted
new. always on hand
Usage Orange Seed for he igc lin any quantity constant
IL for sale. with directions for cutyating
Merchants Nii:ing ,alona invited to look through
assortment prepared TO meet any competltlon
Goods will be furnished a the lowest prices when ordered
by mail ana particular attention given TO packing
rlyc.54 dAWtiec2
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS:

Is The presents for the Japanese Emperor, as
delivered 10y Commodore Perry were: railway with
steam engine; an electric telegraph; surf boat; a
lie boat; printing press; fine orsnette; set of
Audubons Anc! lean OrnIihDlogv, splcndIdiy bound
plates Of American indians; maps of dife.cnt States
Of America; agricultural implements, with all the
modern improvements; a piece OF cloth; bale OF
cotton; stove; rifles, pistols and swords; cham-
payne, cordia+, and American whiskey.
And ipr the Emmess, (presuning there is one u
a telescope, or3nette in gild,d case, ladies' tot
let box added, a scarlet velvet dess, changeab!c
silk dress lowered, splendid robe, Audubons illus
tratcd works, handsome set Of china, manteI
piece clock, aror stove, box of fine wines, box
of pcrfunery, a box Of fancy soaps.
f1;-The war is becoming unpopular in Russia
Accounts state that Count Nesselrode has been in
suited by the people of II. Petersburg. On passing
|,hrouIh the streets in his carriage, he hissed
huotcd and mrnaccI, and he forced to take ref
ugc in the house of a friend. Tie was accused by
the people of being the Of the war; of not hav-
taken care TO provide against lis casualties and Of hav
mg shown Indifference and negligence But whatev-
e. b The cause, the symptoms Of popular Indignation
were not be mistaken. Ii is probable that the in
habltants of st. Petersburg have already begun TO
feel severely than The peasants Of the interior,
the evils winch the war brings with 1t. They aie
nearer those parts which are exposed to hoses,
and they must DC among the first To suffer.
No In the House of Representatives. recently,
ileSsrs. kIdicl bCOut, ucffitt >ultn, EiIlO. fJu
,nd Sellers appointed select colnmitie" ON the
memorial Of 20J0 citizens of Delaware, PRAYING the
Government 10 effect arangr cement with Peru, by
,hch, for just aud proper equivalent, the Peruvian
government wi either ccde to the United States
yernm mt Of the guano islands, or by removing
he sting rctriction American vessels engag I'd
the gua.o trade, place the trade in that article on
more just aud liberal commercial basis.
THoUGHrs FOR THE THoUGH afourd
avs a the effects of an Imaginative literature -
he world is in danger OF becoming too run.an-
ic The golden threads of poesy not too thick
or too closet, interviewer With the ordinary web Of
x,tcnce. S,ma,h, is tie first great lesson which
I'm SHOULD learn. 1t will be i'll Tor him it he pro-
red n, futaer; if his emotions are but excited To
n back on his h.at, and to be fseiCd in uxt, Ious
uct Bat unrs, h.. learns To feel for things IN
hch h. has no pei sonal interest, he can achieve
,rhns ne. noble. The soul will
It b., t.c worse for thinking we'll of ils Kind,
llcvi lag that the highest excellence is within the
|ach oi is tAcrions.