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about one O'Clock and dressed her wounds,
ihey are not likely to prove fatal. Edgars, as
soon as he had committed the deed, fed hastily
from the neighborhood, but the alarm having
psen- spDeaa in, thessici1ity,she was pursaed aud
arrested about daylight this morning, by
police oflser and two citizens, and lodged at
once IN pTison. AT room, Justice Allen, Of the
guest .,s ". upon t h. body Of Mn, Edgars.
An officer of the fieet In the Baltic communi.
! Gates with his friends in Edinburgh in rather
\ novel way. When cruising about, he throws his
letters into the sea in bottle trusting to their
being picked up by some English hone.eo
vessel and forwarded to their address. Two
OF ms eppistles, thus consigned to Father Nep-
| tunes direct custody, have come to hand
without delay, and it is questionable whether.
sent by regular course, they would have
arrived at their destination within the same
period.
DETERMINED SUICIDE "A young man named
George Spangler killed himself in BROOKLYN ON
the night Of the LIST inst in very cool and de-
termlned manner. No cause can be assigned
Tor the desperate act, but it is supposed that it
rose from love affair Having finished his
supper at about o'clock, the unfortunate
young man assembled to his bed room, and. put.
ting pistol loaded with shot and slugs into
his mouth, discharged it. The charge took
terrible effect, coming through his cheek, blow.
ing his teeth out, and shattering in frightful
manner all the upper part of his face.
-
FATAL FALL.-Bernard Riley, lad nine
years Of age, while sitting upon railing in
front Of the residence of his father, in Fourth
street, near the Sixth Avenue, New York. on
Monday, the 31st ult, lost his balance and fell
,nto the area, receiving injuries which caused
his death yesterday morning Coroner Gamble
held an inquest upon the body, and the jury
rendered a verdict of accidental death.
MURDER.-We ere informed that Mr.. Hop
son, proprietor of the inn at Bainbridge, in
| Shristian county, was shot and Instantly killed
one day last week. Our information is, that
several gentlemen went to the inn and com
| vnenced carousing around, when Mr. III ordered
them off. Among them was Mr.. Cornelius.
who became very much offended at Mr. H., and
suspicion rests upon him as the murderer The
report OF gun was heard and Mr. H. was
found in his porch Immediately after, shot
through the heart. We have not learned that
any arrest has been made. [Elkton Ky. Wing,
18th ult 90
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE of THE DAILY CREscEsT.
Wednesday Morning, August 8, 1854


Wednesday Morning, August 8, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Spanish ship Diogenes ysern, Barcelona, via vgo.
Pug & Avsudano
schr Midas, Worsas, Tor Havana RCshuzac Geo
Srhr Peli Nehs, for Mo lie, Hunt us on 90
Scisn brig Caarna Toonis for Gibraltar LanA Gandoo co
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charles Morgan Lasss ndauos and Galveston
Harris Il Norgan-lst district zts-.
Ship Polar Star Pearson from Boston, George Hynson
district.
Swedish bark Thoand days from New York.
list district.
schr Damnd Mack, days from Pensacola. masrBasin.
steam boats.
Alire W. CLARE Johnston. from Opelousas.
Oreara. Fdds, from St Louis.
Sydonia. Kay, from Grand Ecore.
J. Morrisett, Kercheva, from st Louis
Grey, IRE, from Port Hudeon
Aleck Scott, Seiera, from St Louis.
Lsu'el Hill, Colt Baveu Sara.
Towbos Aug Porter Passes and to sea
on the Sd instant ship Ed Fye and bark up
ship Polar Star and bark Virgins.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

HAYANAschr Mdass5o bbls and 1900 k lard 900 bbs beans
Is hhds hams, 800 bbla potatoes, As boxes pork.
bAkcEtoNh-shp Dogeneala6 bales cotton 1000 sasen, Is
tubs,a packages.
GIBRALTAR-Brie Cstarins-Manest not to be seen.
MoBlLE-schr Pslican-3s5 bbls whisky.
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IMPORTS.

IMPORTS,
BosToN-shp Polar Star-Ice to ] L Stanton &eo.
NEW YoRK-Bark Virginia Assorted mdse.
PENsACoLA-Schr Observation-Disclosures.
;5sis sssss oatsy
e1 sS do RES Keep Bard B.
Mshie h''s' 's0-'''iefa Sf0kAf' head cattle
GoTTENBuRsBsrk vtrginia-s4sa bars swsdes
Es Fss Iyf All Ds sss sss,,.
a n1 a6ds ear Miller Waters $es
70 odsq bars raj road on 1850 'E' states
LIvFRpooL-shp bars railroad iron FerS,,
crate. sa,eawse s Smith
ss's f 81. Hss.
nss ssii aiyi %"ay
sass sl es9 pkg a g..
s:s as
bile Rl.s sisks Ssrdwass pans
ss a Sss SssP .
ar efsad eo2 s.ss pse Thomas saa sa,ls
Rob- s's sSSna
@dse Leteberd crate sarthen~nIs VIM lindey do
s a @ sse aDa
ooNslaNEEs.
1a5tss %ass Boys TyleI
so-Ms1ep :, Ss
stobior aoD Ra Va
letSgs an.9q
eH,ss asoH Barley &o voorh, sggs &so
aiFsi could ss HiSs
eruGhsIE Fer. uson &coS Aoore coB Nsute &coA Rbb
&eSh Gopon-Price Converse acoYea,ma Bnrrsde AGO
Wilson &co-Grojean Bsnetian-W d G Nagle-M
MlleIKeham Fz-D Witbers-A Mltenbrrger &co-D
nAn-eunmings, Stewart &co-H Stone eco and order.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
P9T ,ya hid, AsEqn Thisagt
A Thompson -sundrea order.
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Laurel Hills bbls Holmes g.
ans2 hbds sugar Stewart Donald lbs bbs roasses
dries TO order.
Merrisettss bb -four ogeshy Macanlsy
Ig ead V bnddeeke &co38l George Shaw
ems1S 10 hennst I sacks Moor &eo2s cka
penn Sonnaiy H"o2l do Wrgst Seoss hes W
rs76 hhd tobacco Rtandr MeKenna eos do odewad Pide
ret &eo--rota 81 hhds tobacco.
ASS amer Ale Giaze-s0 hhd Psrret-sy
do B-llocqs do Goudain do 10 Spt
Mi &cos bales cot Lnbit q Charpen
on bssrd2l rs leather Blsuhir2 Hanss
dries to order-fsta', bales cotton 50 hhds sugar.
GRAND EsoREstesme syaonia-2 cotton Fslowoa
riss DO Mltenb Aco-S5 Tayors
Senediet-Si DO Powell Hopkn-9 Ponr,y ACCT do
Cooper geo do Buchanon Carroll Rawns Duncan
40 shaw aeos do Frellsen &ooS do Rngaley Blair
do Ms acos do Carroll pritchad &eoS do swnsy,
Fsllewss Seo-ss hids', los head cattle to order.
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Dresgs,.fsetsaCtsses, fsessfssssseys, etc
" Ths subscriber you'd respectfully call the attention
tlanr phyacianf and Families to his well
spri.ns every article Of all ofhh
season SODA WATER AND MEAD the very bestauatsAG
vii be found a. with all the popular Water,
teasonsble with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPEaMNI
SoDLEf bifTERS ETC. THOMAS RANKIN,
apl dsWlys Duggand Apo.hecarg
Cs-Ockey"y, China and g Easssrgs.
ID R. FELL & CO., "a Common street, csa
s. Hsy9Tlsap g. Ipor.eIs aud Deasss WhOssl
STICKS TABLE CUTLERY, JArANNNED wAiTEb s etc.
Goods will be offered at low prices, country
packed in the safes uranl ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

~ Those inaible for the RUPTURE In all lite
oIs are popularity the afflicted proclaim
friends With hsartfetjoy II am euredI earedrads
sHERMAH's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYnn
The Medical Faculty this country throughout England
tive they the only shat
acsrdh &c with the principles Surgery
differs II action from 81 light elastic
rapture Indrany eIs But mere teitbe observed tina. it
alone the Of the
oafe ssy mua iook equally mach TO 10 application
tuss that good will result asyrenee NE ee
operations mechanical surgery. = " "
IN The RUPTURE REMEDY is an external application which
taken abaoton facilitating adding
rs use aeera preventive when there weakness tho lower
abdomen, predisposion o
The Of the
who has devoted the study snd
nableH him. select right
size and shape promote speedy and radical cure.
- pareenlsr sttenon given to Ruptured Child
and ohers their SLAVES CURED
NESS ~ - = " - " -
pezons secure the Patent Curative TRUSS RUPTTRE
REMEDY to avoid worthless limitations particular
member the observe nar
or and have personal interview with = - -
DR.. ERMAN,
u. Fhar1e "
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MEMORANDA,
EXpORTS

shps Hedeburs and acOpoma bark Panama
the Sd instant. v
Steamer osesna left ST. Louis the u y aground
at leland a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

NEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BL1Nl,
/ " FACTORY-SAWING TURNING AND PLANNING MILL
Mahogany Walnut Cedar Oak Poplar White Pine cypss
hnnd order Newel
Awning Posts and ouldngs of description Also
Pensacola Fire Brick Sand Lme Cement ETC. Orders received
dispatch
t4 New R-an oil JULES A, Ian
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

SUPPOSED MURDER.-The body of man by
the name Of Neal, says the tearrollton Miss
Democrat OF "a inst, was found in the Yazoo
River, few miles below Greenwood, ON FRIDAY
last. Upon an examination of the BODY, marks
of severe violence were discovered. He is sup.
posed to have been murdered by his father-in.
law, Mr.. Browning. who, we understand, has
been arrested to answer to the charge We have
learned none of the particulars A distinguished
lawyer of this place (Maj. Cothran), we under
stand went down to Marion yesterday for the
purpose of defending the accused before q com
hitting court
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-09

MORE sNAKEs.-The Charlottesville Jeffer-
man, on authority which it adduces says that
NJ .essrs. J. r. Chick and E. T. Hall, of Louisa
county, killed moccasin snake with her brood
Of young, numbering rs, on the 7th inst. When
the parent snake was struck the Is young ones
crawled out of its mouth! We don't like to be
skeptical to as the number of the young snakes
especially as the Jeffersonan's informant claims
to have had it from the parent snakes own
mouths but We will say that we don't believe
another such family of snakes can be found.
Where is the Fredericksburg Herald [Vir-
ginia Sentinel, 29th.
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E spIrGIs .sge -. ND 1870 M -
In connection with the Cnrrltnu RaiaaS-FROM NH DREAM
70 Ia EE PoNTCHARTRALN-
So. T RAINS 49,.
Lake Pon.eharain
WEEK DAYS g.
From TvoI Circle ospot-, VI i& AM and IL, s-2s as
5-9s, 626, 7-95P.s.
SUNDAYS. 5... .-.- Ill.
From Tivn Circle Dero.- X s1k, lIK Aa aud i95, 9ot
a-75, 495, 5-95 625, 1-95 IN.
From Lsk4 PontcsartraH Ha Cdrr Ho Nsu Orleans
WEEK DAYS.
To Tivoi Circle Depot7-i0 s0, lilo and lilo, 30 AS
$40, $50, 1870, shP.M
~ SUNDAYS.
To Tivoli Circle Depo-6-I0T Ito and lilo, go
$50, s-90, s. 9b $50, 30, OK Pm
q All he above Trains take land at Caonn
Trains ONLY Horse Bag
cage, etc, received mt Depots only III
FlRE-Between Ne Orleans Carrolton between
and The Lake sseh5y
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General
CAPS
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The Company have the following a.sess, viz:
uvested in Mortgages property worth douhle sy
ills recsivans At shsrt sae, icf Premiums lh
tlls receivable, being balances Subscription
Notes ass ts
PremuIns, collection
sab hand. ssts15 IS
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NEW ORLEANS AND CAR ESF EMzEss5sssssssz-
RoLLToN RAILRoAD.... .Cartoll.en
Line. Departure of Trains. IL
From Ner Orleans:
Horse Cars-6H A. NJ, Q, 10, aud III u.
Steam Tans7A and hour Afterwards until Me- tncu
sively. e, ItF
@ From Garrollton: e45
Horse Cars-S A. NJ 8, 9, and ie15 N. '
Steam Trsns-6 snd hour afterwards until II. nen
sively
Children undsr Il and Servants Bun
dies Of IS Red Tickets 81 SO
LAFAYETTE LINE.
kN Depot street.
Departure Of Cars.
CAhaistfeeI-lofnu
and every is MINUTES until evenings, *, ~ to p n
every ek, ", 10y, C2
FARk-5 Children under
Y H0eSpeciaI Night Parties, Balls, Meetings.
lied when required altar the hours ys5
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lent Of
ieIican
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16

INPRovEMEsr OF THE MIND.-The editor of
the New York Sunday Times gives the following ex-
ceilent counsel to young man whn asked for advice
to the best means tor person of l,nted re sour.
Ces 10 adopt to improve his mind ~ reading. Afer
stating that every Young should have access TO
some we'll stocked brary, the editor says:
Every Young man, however, of any pretrnsions TO
Intelligence, should possess few good books. which
Ike his relatives, should he his intimate and beloved
COMPANIONS To which he can always turn for ins;ruc-
tton and amusement when other sources fail. We
will enumerae few books (though we NAV omit
some equally valuable with those mentioned) which
young aiming to improve his mind, "a 1ud GER
tany read An authentic history Of the United
States, Of England, and OF the countries on the CON-
tihent OF Europe: Rollins Ancient History or some
other good writer on the subject a few choice meta
ply yslcai works, as Locke on The Human Understan-
ding, Atercrombe the Intellectual Powers, Spurz-
helms Phrenoiogy, &c. Goods Book of Nature, the
standard English poets, Addison's Spectator and the
Ralubler.
Carefully reading few such books as these is Of
more advantage than whole Libraries devoircd so rap
idly that the mind has time 20 digest Impressions
10 read only what is worth remembering l. good
rule TO follow. Every time you crowd INTO the mind
that which you do not wish IL RETAIN The power Of
memory is weakened. Nothing is iruer than that
one NAV read much and know but very iitie and the
Is simply because he does reflect. Thought
is the labratory, If may speak, that turns all
the Impressions received by the mind into gold IL
makes reading part Of us. A large amount of
the literature which the rapid multiplication of books
has thrown upon the world, actually wcakens the
powers Of the intellectual faculties 1t not oniy in
lures the taste for substantial authors, but begets
careless and inattentive manner OF reading, which
destroys that power Of concentrating the mind SO all
important in education. 1t is well to take notes Of
all works OF fundamental character-to start oliec-
ions in your mind, and argue them with YOUR
author. Anexcei!cnt plan, also, is 10 make index
OF subjects which YOU have examined so that YOU
may he able to refer to them Mt pleasure. Two 7ery
necessary works 10 possess are Chambers Encyrlo-
psda OF English Literature, and Chambers Inlor-
nation for the Peopie-which Comprise Amos, the
whole range Of modern literature and science.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16
How CANADA OBTAINED ITS Nkxr.-The

How CANADA OBTAINED ITS NAME.-The
origin of the word "Canada" is curious enough.
The Spanards visited that country previous 70
the French, and made particular search for gold
aad silver, and finding none, they often raid among
themselves, " Acanads," (.iere is nothing here y
The Indans--~ho watched cosely-learned this
sentence and It's meaning. The French arrived ;,
and the Indians, (who wanteG none Of their com
pauy, and supposed they also were Spaniafds,
the same errand,) were anxious TO IN.
form them the Spanish sentence, Acanada -
The French, Who knew. as little Of Spanish as
the Indians, supposed this necessarily recurring
sound was the name Of the country, and gave it
the name of Canada" which il has borne
ever since"
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16

The amount Of gold imported into this country
for the year 1852. S5i ,04s, 900; for the year
1853, S53,Z76.ooo The amount exported for
1882, SIS, 900 for 1858, sec, 6,74o, ,00O.--
Total amodnt imported Sl04,32i 900. Total
amour, exported s5l ,S55 900. Balance in favor
Of the United States, $50 .466, 900 This looks
encouraging.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16
MISS SALONE, LERCH,

Fash'onabie MUtnu, Dress and Naatuamakr,
NNOl Noes to the ladies Of st. Paul and vicinity.
IA that She is prepared do all kinds of work her
line at her residence i'll st. Paul, Minnesota street.
between Fifth and Sixth streets, below the carpet
Every thing done cheap and in workm anlik manner
Please gre her a cell.
Aug. 81. lc53-20-6m
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16

RIVER AND HAKBoR IMPovEnESs-On the
9th inst, Mr.. Jones, Of Iowa, offered the follow
ing resolution, which was laid overt
Resoired, That the Secretary Of the Department
oi war 'u'nsh the Senate, as soon prat icabe,
with report Of all the work done under the ap-
preparations Of 1852, in reference to western
rivers and han bors.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16
ST. PAUL MINNESOTA TERRITORY FEBRUA ARy 1e sz
The Spirit of Liberty.

BY ALEX. SMITH.
1t dwcils among the mountains,
Ii fingers ia the vale;
is gurgled from the fountains,
II speaks in every gale.
y is heard when mother Ocean
Her dashing spray doth pour,
And where, in wild commoton.
The raging pillows roar.
All nature bears its impress,
And owns its ruling rod,
The impress Of the Deity,
The voice Of Natures God.
" Let no man call God his father
w ho calls not man his brother.
Sunset is burning like the seal Of God
Upon the close Of day.
The flying sun goes down the burning west,
Vast night comes noseless up the eastern slope,
And so the eternal chascs round the world.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16

Cot. WAsHiSGToS.-The New York Times
notices Brevet Lieutenant Colone. Washington,
who lost from The San Francisco:
Major and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel John Mar
shai! Washington, OF the United States Aruv, who
swept trom the deck of the San Francisco
after her troubles commenced, was one OF the
most useful, as he had made himself One Of the
distinguished artillery officers belonging TO tie
service. He was native Of Virginia, and must
have attained the age Of fity-eght Of sixty years.
He graduated as a cadet At West Point in the class
Of 1915 was commissioned thirl Lieutenant in
the Artillery in l847, February l6. In a week
from this promotion he won his br.vct A. Leuten
ant Colonel, by gallant and meri,orious conduct
On the hoJ, Contested field Of Buena Vista
He a tough tactican in the Artillery service
and : early 1924 made instructor in the Ar
ullerv School for practice AT Fort Monroe.
After the battle of Buena Vista, and at the close
of III, Mexican War, in 1913, Major Washington
appointed To command expedition across the
plains of Mexico, via FL Paso, to the Pacific
Ocean, which he accomplished amidst the greatest
phy seal difficulties, and the ri5ors of The climate.
His command 10 the ninth military department,
and from October, lS4S, to October, 1919, he
acted as the Military Governor Of New Mex,co.--
lie has s,ncc, believe, been chiefly attached
charge of additional Artillery force destined
for that distant region, that he lost his hic IN
element and by calamity different from the
scene Il danger in which it had been his pride a
soldier risk it.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16

Every animal has its enemies; he land tortoise
has two eneues--Inan and the boa constTicto -
Man takes him home and roasts him. and the boa
constructor swallows him whole, shell and all, and
consumes him slowly in the interior, as the Court
Of Chancery does great es,ate.-Sidney Smith
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16

w. 5 SWIMMER il the only authorized agent for
ths paper in the city of 81 Louis, and duly empow-
cred take subsc rptions aud receive
sidcred a. payments
WESLEY WETHERN is the only authorized Agent
for the Pioneer in Prescott. Wis. He duly impower
ed 20 take svhscr and receive advertisements
the rates required by His receipts will he consider
ed Is payments.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16

TRUMAN NJ. SMITH.
Justice Of the Peace, Notary Public, Collector and
General Agent.
HAS removed his Office 10 the Brick Block opposite
i the Post Oice, corner OF Third and Mime sofa
streets, where he Will be found ready attend TO the
collection of debts purchasing and selling estate
payment OF taxes locating Land Warrants, &c. Hav-
ing been in the business for some time past, and
being provided with of all The surveyed portion
OF the Territory and of the the ST Peters
he haters himself that he will be able give sasf
ton 10 all who may give him call.
n. B. Town Lots III St Paul, ST. Anthony and all
the the Peters for sale reasonable prices
Also, Farms in the country with without improve
ments.
St. Paul. June ., le53.-1tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16
BORUp. cHAs. Ii
RORUP 4 OAKES.

CHAs. w. BORUP. cHAs. II. oAkEs
BORUP & OAKES.
yuNIE undersigned having formed a copar,ner-hp for
transucting an Exchange and ankng business ia all
various branches, Will be prepared to furnish sight
and time exchanges the East and principal cities Of
the West. RemtaRces TO Great Britain, Ireland, and
continent of Europe, made III purchasers.
Sight and time bills and European exchanges purchased
coIec ons made and proceeds renitted usual
of exchange All other business committed to care,
punctusy attended TO.
DORUP & OAKES.
jyl. lift
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16
ST. PAUL BAKERY.

~ 81 w. BATES, keep constantly on hand good
&)s assortment of Bread Cakes, Crackers and Can
dies. of all kinds; variety Of nuts, pies beer
Also Just reed fresh lot of Groceries, all Of which
will sold cheap for cash, the old stand Third
street. Lower Town.
paul Juue Q. l5.J3 "
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16

Attach thyself to truth, De fpd instice, reToice
in the beautiful. That which comes to thee with
tune. time will take away. That which is eternal
will remain in thy heart
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16

1912. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1852
DODGE a BENTZ.
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, GALESA, ILL
hFFER for sale the following Drugs, &c., at the low
" est prices.
1000 lbs tartaric acid 10000 lbs putty
% Kegs carb. soda 30 bbls spts. turpentine
10 hhls cream tartar 500 lbs Paris green
100 lbs Eng blue 10 casks old port wine
100 do Eng. and Am. CALI. 20 bb> Eng. epson salts
10 casks sulphur 10 do caraway seeds
10 British lIstre do Eng. grid mustard
IL do Eng. rfd. boraX 10 do copa varnish
% bbls plaster paris / do Maccaboy snuff
5 do camphor 100 lbs ell peppermint
500 oz quinine - Id /" lemon, fresh
5 bhls castor oil So doz pant brushes
1900 lbs ext hquorice so doz gross Lees pills
100 do insp'd extracts 80 do do
l5d DO Turkey opium % bNs castle soap
500 do herbs "a dOz Townsend's Sarsala.
25 OF strychnine go gross bears oil
80 do morphine 50 Kegs saltpetre
500 bXs McCulIys glass 1000 do II. Conkling & sons
So lbs linseed oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Houshton's Pepsin, Louden a CO. medicines,
PAIN Miller. Sloan's medicines, ArC.
Together with a large aud well selected stock of eve
ry article in line. Weespecialy invite the attention
OF purchasers from the upper counr, To stock and
prices. jy22-l4-ly
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16

'Tis an i'll thing to be ashamed OF ones poverty;
but much worse not to make use of honoraDis
means to avoid it.-Thucydides.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16

"Fil take Your part" as tho dog said to the cat
when be robbed her Of her dinner.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-02-16

NOTICE.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned aud the gentlemen associated together
under the firm Of Minnesota Outft, has expired by
It's own limitation. All persons indebted 10 said firm
by note or account are requested TO make immediate
payment to my self Chas W BorUp, the accounts,
Ac will be leh with an attorney for collection.
4l-Sw. WM. HENRY FORBES.