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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23
JIRLAUB, sATTLER e co.,

!
23 Lake Street, beeeen Frankn Marke Cicago, H.,
always on hand full assortment and are daily
ery Shell H.rdwars, Gums, Rifles Pistols, Cigars Toys Fancy
and staple asSd which they Offer 70 Retail and Whols.s
''---'' = - W. TAIfE c taT As'
from the well known Rodgers
sons Geo. wostenholm sons VIM. Parker, W. s. Butcher
Knives and Forks with Ivory Ebony ssf-tp, Cocoa, stag
black t, white bone, bone handled by
s' ss n AZ. .si II q &c ss above
Carving Knives and Forks and Sec, Of various kinds
POCKET CUTLERY.
very large s,sepsnt Of ss nassr. sons and Geo
and syle from one y x blades and BY cheaper maks, such
RAzORs-Of all styles and qualities.
sCisSOES every variety, in quality and price, assorted
-, ', = --' " srosTise APPARATUS .s.9
we pay particular attention to this branch Of bne,
"sporsmeips Necessare' the west Double and single
ast Shot Belts and Shot fous Win sp
Wrsnches Turn screws French Psrcusson Csps,
Cs' .a s ss &C. m y.
ana German ainss. Toiiss Nsees.riss C.rson.se Tech
1as
Our STOCK Of cOod. o. tns description cannot Be- spssed
Of yioin Guitars, snss, Flutes Acoordeons Hsrp &C.
import els.ns direct from Havana and Ger
sUNDRIEs-snelins Pipes, States, Marbles, Lead Pencils
candieci snusr, 1ass and Tea Spoons q al sind Fay.
ing Cards, &C., &C. egi t..,i.., r.z - -
s ss sss g. . s &c, g.. E.
through agents abroad who instructed - snd eve
ryhing issued, and that
Of goods In the Unbeo States VIII
enable them compete sncoefuI with ees dsss n svsy
branch VI business. ..t. s.s5 df54s
unctuai dealers win nnd It es1i and exam,
stock and pcas before going 70 u Atlantis et.
70 Waysheuse and Sakes Roep--Hos IN LAks 0tSeef,
Chicago. my16-u
TAND0N R6UN6Ss 81 = ~
DOCK lob Printers and P1nte1 rdntng waxsheuDs,
ID Agents foriy Baaaio1!ys xsn.ys
Hagare New Yort TYPE Togsdy,
J. p. Poster Cos rhnftnG rss9s3
Days Wood 1ypes
css. Maihers New yort Printing Inhs,
fAompssn + Co.'S rssf1ng 1nu ~ I3it5
Du0Alo Phnfing Inh Company5 e..-i tss s-fsi =
Jevett, Thomas CABS Chsonsetypae Desdsssd Cards
We beep large stox 81 JOB and Weed Tyre, Ipks ana
CbroSyr1e Borders hand ct times, and ase sepored 70
fwnA rinen wb every article psesssasy shess polcs.
Any guantiy ed fps and 1ea LEAD wsssed n ezeAangs
EPnnssn Iinoi Islians, wsssnsn, Iowa ss4 hinss-
eoa cns ne abcvs sdvetsemsst 70 the tArss
doass, and sending copy II ths same WIN b psid upon
thek p9eAasing sx times De anouBt In Jo6 1yps. e
Odsn pest pai Win rsceivs ogt attentens addssssA
- ~ LAN0DON & ROUNDS, a
Yfsnklin BmI6ns - Il Ssre., Chieaee.
u Yn5ng Of al Kinds execassd IN Superior mannes.
l--I - LEATHER. = = = -------
vx7y would call the attention Dealers Shoe and Haxues
w nakess, - our extensive stock q yff# rfiff'''
Leather ssd SsddIey HardwasS rfas
which We een On reasonable terms and low prces.
n this dy Y IN full operation, and gsar
stats. osdsn WIN Be promptly nI!sds a.f - 30 -
- ~. ss ios IAke suses chiesso.
Cnscsges Nay iou fasa f1sg 1tsok s.gf nlss
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23

Chance has Just put into our hands the most
imposing and interesting judicial document to all
Christians that has ever been recorded in human
annals that is the identical death warrant of our
Lord Jesus Christ. We transcribe the document
as it has been sent to us. .'as.t. .,... +...- r.
Sentence rendered by Pontius PLATE, Acting
Governor of Lower Gallileo, stating that Jesus Of
Nazareth shall suffer death on the Cross.
In the year seventeen Of the Empire of Tiberius
Caesar, on the 10Th day of March, in the city Of
holy Jerusalem, Anna and C@phas being Priests
and sacri6cators Of the people of God; Pontius
Plate, Governor of Lower Gallilee, sitting on the
Presidential Chair Of the Pretory, condemns Je-
sus to die Ga the Gross, between two thieves
the grea: and notorious evidence of the people
saying: r-f
/. Jesus il seduccr. p" 9rlIta
2. He is sedit;o,s. - r3
8. He is an enemy of the law. rei
1. He calls himself falsely the Son Of God.
S. He calls himself falsely the King of Israel.
6. He entered into the Temple followed by
multitude bearing palm branches in their hands,
Orders the first centurian Quirilus Cornelius to
lead him to the place of execution.
Forbid to any person whomsoever, either poor
or rich, to oppose the death of Jesus.
The witnesses who signed the condemnation
arc as follows 81. Daniel Rohani, Pharisee; 2
Joannas Zo-obatel; 3. Raphael Rabani; 4. Ca
pet, a citizen.
Jesus shall 20 out Of the city of Jerusslemn bv
the gate Of Strutenus.
The above sentence is engraved on q copper
plate. On one side is written these words "a
similar he is sent to each tribe.) 1t was found
in an antique vase of white marble, while excava-
ting in the ancient city Of Aqulla, in the kingdom
of Naples, in the year $780, and was discovered by
the Commissaries of Arts, attached to the French
armies, at the expedition of Naples. TWAS found
enclosed in box of ebony to the Sacrisity Char
trem. The vase is in the Chapel of Caseria. The
French translation was made by the members of
the Commission of Arts. The original is in the
Hebrew language. The Chatrem requests earn
estly that the plate should not be taken away
from them. The request was granted, as a re-
ward for the sacrifices they had made for the ar
my. NJ. Demon, one of the savans, caused plate
to be made Of the same model, on which he had
engraved the above sentence. At the sale of his
collection of antiquities, &C., it was bought by
Lord Howard, for 300 centimcs.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23

The prize of one hundred dollars for the
best ode, to be sung at the re-nauguration Of the
Crystal Palace, was awanded TO William Ross
Wallace, of New York.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23

GyNo man knows what he can do till he Is
fully resolved to do whatever he can. When men
have thought themselves obligated to set about
any business in good eameet, they have done that
which their Incidence made them suppose impos-
sible. There are several abilities unknown to
the possessor, which lie hid in the mind, for want
of occasion to bring them forth. <s 81
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23

Little things should not be despiced. Many
threads viii bind an elephant. Many drops make
q river.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23

gYThe time has past for people to sit quietly
in their stores and trust to circumstances for
toners. The aspect Of business has been entirely
changed-the Old landmarks have been removed.
and new channels opened. People should not
now sit quietly and gaze upon the dust gathering
around their wares, but with becoming shrewd-
ness place their pens on paper, enumerate their
articles, and announce through the advertising
columns of widely circulated papers, the quality
Of their articles and where they may be found
Men of small capital, long since discovered this
sure road to wealth, and he who does not follow
in their wake, will find himself distanced. ~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23
LOOKING GLASSES.

Kngsaud Co., removed IS CORTLAND l0
Chambers st. corner Church block from Broadway n
and ornamental Locking Glasses, portrait and picture
&C., SC. The trade furnished with every variety of work
composition state at reduced prices. myI6
JOHN PHYFE,
nEALER III ivory and manufacturer OF ivory goods.
- mylG murray st.. n. Y.
ARRiAGE Innings, Curtain Goods, Cloths, Pushes, Bml
~ ings, &c. A.w. KELLEY BRO, % John st. NJ
AWRENCE'S word's FAIR premium DAGUERREAN Gallery,
- my ls ISL, Broadway, CORNER Waite ST. Ny.
EowLER;s WELLS, rhTenoiosista aud pubilsh.Is,
Il myi6 Clinton Hall, 13l Nassau st. N. Y.
THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
at manufacturers Of Gun Po,Oder,
CONTINUE to furnish powder Of all their well known
Pyramids Kenncky Rife. Shooting, American Sport
Ing, Indian Rife, Electric, Shooting n Kegs half and
quarter kegs, and canisters Of one pound each.
poses and for export The reputation Of their gun powder too
well known to require comment. For sale
Company, 80 Wall ST., n. Z, City.
A. e. DOUGLASS, Secretary. myIe
~ TO PRINTERS. go 1-e
NEW Edition Of the Specimen Book Of Buccs NewYork
Type Foundry viii be published IN September 1859, and
will Be given to those propctors Of printing Offices who
send for II, It will be forwarded by mail: receipt, in
In exhibited many articles shown. There.
have been added the Foundry varieties Roman types
from ninene Plea 70 Pearl, various limitations Of writing,
number fancy fon, borders plain minated
labor-saving rules, and complete foundry Of Germans.
types combination
great durability, and are usually kept on hand in
large quantities. Every sold by weight
ar. G IL 70 S, s b. those
faeturcr's prices, either for cash or credit. f., ,
Printers Wishing 70 open accounts with me, whose dealings
have been long suended requested their
ders with city references TO prevent delay. M ss3 -
Printers Newspapers who choose publish this advertise
1854, and send Of the paid II in type
when they purchase i've times the their bin from me-
my own %saufacue selected from my 'ps sn
n 1.1,s myI6-st n 81 - Cbanabers-st., New York.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23

Ah0Tne3p d1d C0saes10U e L611. .
Once L. y Want Co.'s store, Third sereet, be1ow 1eoes
81. Fau, 1nnesot7s
WILL attend promptly and caref0N y psofchAl oDe
w the fer1toy1 a1so - Tie oectioo n
the profession. .H2sffEs7 &
Money 70 loan In small suns god security.
HORACE \. DI0EL0w. cmAnxxs z, yLAuDnAU.
mg-tf. ~ 2 tef .f* ere*zt +-sss - =
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SUES THE SoRr.-As an evidence of what the
girls can do if they have the mind, Cincinnati
press states that three years ago a poor orphan
paper. She worked two years, during which
time she earned 5000; and awaiting herself of
the facilities which the printing Office afforded, ac
quirei god education. She is now an associ-
ate editress Of a popular paper, and is engaged
to be married to one of the smartcst lawyers in
Ohio. Such a girl is bound to shine and eclipse
tens of thousands who are educated in the lap of
luxury aud taught all the sc accomplishments Of
a boarding school. Such wife will be Jewel
to her husband, an ornament to society and an
honor to her sex and her country.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23
ST. PAUL. NURSERY Z COMMERCIAL GARDEN

ST. PAUL. NURSERY = COMMERCIAL GARDEN.
TyyHE Propeto Of this establishment, take
forming g. Paul and The surrounding country
extensive
Shrubbey, Ac Eastern Nueesj which, togsther with
grown upon their grounds, win enable thm
ply quite extensive demand.
Of all the really desirable varieties Of
pies, Pea, standard and Dwar Cherries Pius Peaches
Grapes, Gooseberries, RAspber SrawbeTes, Vic
tofia Pie Plants, Asparagus, &c. ftt4 ~ 100
Trees and Shrubbefy; Including 0ouufan
Ash, Pr, Red Cedar, Arbor Wits, Norway Spruce snow
BAN, Haos, Choice Roses, 10. g1.gs .rse.ss.st
Also, Dahas, Lilies, Pzonies, PhIozes Gladou, &c, &c.
her gruunds, Dppy tbeS
elds with fruit invited 70 call and examine sok.
Our eyounds miles sonfb-west Of the city.
my15-tf 4ERRIPIELD NkW1ON.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23

BENZ. RINEHART. ALEX. zIEoLEn.
n Il. RINEHART CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &C.,
North Main Street, under the Fiynia Hotel, ST. Loi
We keep hand large superior Impsr-
ted anu Domestic Regaa La Norma Aar, Londre Cheovts
Principe and other Havana Cigars, Of tn best brands.
IA. 1851. mrl5-1y
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CHARLES ROGERS,

154 Main Street, 81. Louis, NO.,
Importer aud Wholesale peaisr
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY.
Also Agent for Iron and whtcnaore's Machine
Cards. nylo;ly
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NJ. e s::::s s,. o.: $3.50 g: az: ss
- iE1EnxxcEs: raes7E .',l
-. :;,.5 5s:''s- H: e: @s
ST. LOUIS TYPE E sSTsDH < & 1ssS
rrss e! sSH 3 Gsss .s s asa ss Hs
Press DEPor-sHARx ALLEY,
- .S mar ss .s:.: vim s found !s::
p aSs . lne rse es n. E4s Borders Flowers -.
q Co. a, sua made addition; T.
from Scotland and have now complete Also,
They are also The authorized agents of the principal ryps
ysode: in ne United states and are 70 an
%
Cards Gard Boards ali Of which win be sold
Orders sereOtyp;ns and Engraving will be promptly
Editors Printers wishing 70 establish Newspaper Job
same BY stating paper particular style
and quantity Of woI. 70 be executed
Old Type taken in exchange for new At nine cents
n. Sorts supplied to all this establishment
The type paper printed specimen of our
| Scotch Bourgeois and Nonpariei.
Cash paid for Rags. myl6ie
DR.. BILLS . NoYEA
ofAAA AND siSefn a1SsaAL S SsE1g - '.oeA
No. Ss F'" Street, A 81 a .sS n s s.S Ss L 0'''''
REFERENCES:
| Rev. D. G. Estes, Messrs R. n. Miller Co.,
Mr.. John 4. Hammond, Townsend, Robason
Messrs. E. A. 4 s. R. Filley, 4 Co.
Dentists orders promptly Attended to. mylo;u
No. I7s North Main Street, 81. Louis, No.,
FRENCH and AND TOY
GOODS.
" Glasses, sizes; Guns, Pistols and Sporting Articles;
Buttons, Brushes, Pases, Porte kanals inaan nesie.n,
merry knds Table Cutlery; Razors scissors,
spanish and American Playing Cards; Cotton and WOODEN
Hosiery complete assortment; and General Assortment Of
: r. L. & N. VANDEVENTER { co.,
>- wholesale Wholesale Dealers In ,,-,,., ,oo,.
A iss and ' Nam f Ws.a SSSDS
WE are now from s1 D & in New Yor.
w Spring Stock which will be unusually
fabrics finest French cloth,
Shirts Furnishing Goods RsSn4 Carpet , nas &C.
shall receive these Goods from different
sell goods al a.
prices and on as liberal terms house in This
IT. 00"0AI1 bowDAEI , Carr co., NV. BLOCK
washington FOUNDRY: ENGINE 4 MACHINE SHOP,
MANUFHCTuRERs Of steam Engines and Boilers and
Kettles. and cyineIs Wool cardias Mach Ms,
Young Patent Smut Machines, Building Castings, &c.
carss '''' '''''' '''@''''
Manufacturers Of Eureka, Portable, upright
| RINEHART. zIEoLrn.
| u. RINEHART CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS,
| TOBACCO &C.,
North Main Street, under the Virginia HOTEL ST. Lo,is
We keep always hand Large AID
ted Domestic Regaa La Norma A!ar Cherovts,
Principe and other Havana Cigars, Of tn best brands
May II, 1851. psg tit. mrI5ly
CHARLES ROGERS,
154 Main Street, 81. Louis, NO.,
| Importer of and Wholesale Deaisr in
| ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY.
E so, Agent for Iron Safes and whten1ores Machine
Cards. nyl0ly
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IEOLIAE ANDOTIIER PIANOS.
BERRY & GORDON.


PUBLISHERS OF Music, and dealers wholesale ard retail ~
Pianos, Melodons and for the eel hrad 10
liam Grand and other Pianos made by Hlllat, Davis Co..
Boston, whose pianos considered superior to all others
Great bargains New York pianos and second hand and
meodivrs. Muse supplied wholesale retail the lowest
rates. Pianos 10 let. DERRY GORDON,
20 . (Src:essors to T. s. Berry, 27- Broadway.
P.S. t. D. Co.'s loiaa F.auos have thu improved
vo,ccinc. myi6
SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
Peter Lo,i.crd Manufacturer, ~ Chatham st., ". Y.
OFFERS sale he following articles, warranted Of superior
Scotch, Coarse French Rapse, Honey
D.w Scotch and other Snuff Fine cut tobacco In tinfo
and pap.rs particular description the various ar
Giles be known y for full pca current as above
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23
JOSEPH AIoSHIDOE.


Commission and For,carding House, Of Cosrcic,
and Prle SIS, ST. Louis, Me-.
tONSIGNAENTS and Commissions will meet with prompt
Oad personal attention. and liberal
on Consignments: Or Hills OF Iajrg in hand.
The forwarding receiving produce VIII
with dispatch freight
will always be procured and the expense storage dray
much possible avoided. si
Odegs purchasing died at the shortest and
market prizes.
References.
Page Bacon, |
Charles, Blow 4 Co., I g, ,,ux
Chvt:au & Vale, - 49,.
Roaa, KING & CO., 'N
II. ID. NewcvInb Il Erotae.. r ,,,<.,,.
W. B. Reynolds, "'e
Ellis Morton, \ -
S-rAier g. German,
Hosea & +: aver, $C:nci,oati.
Springer & whteman,
L. o. Goodman Co.,
" %u NJ ,I saaass' /. Co., Pittsburgh
Morgan, J. NJ. Elcs q Aorgan,l
+ Shields & Miller, n,,.,.,.,
Il. G. Yarna. l. Co., ~
Is. b. Com gys
s xs1asa los a. : c Ss:, Dalssnorsr
rfss, & Forrest, New YORK.
Charles A. Me!g-
Howard "; ae ssn I { c. s'r Boston.
4. c. Twichei h Co., New Orleans.
have open policy Insurance, which win all
address, when advised By letter MALL
endorsed ON bills adne before at the time vi shipment
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23
WOLFF HOPPE,
No. ITO North hfain Street, st. Louis, NO.,
DIRECT IMPORTERS
GERMAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH FANCY AND TOY
WhOlesal Uealer6 IN
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, g. INDIA RUBBER GOOD.
No. lG2 and 164 Main Street, Of Washin1fon

j.. T. DowDALL. r.. &c n. W. r. BLOCK.
DOWDALL, CARR & Co.,
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY. ENGINE Il MACHINE SHOP,
Corner Of Second and Morgan Streets St. Louis, No.
MANUFACTURERS Of Steam Engines and Boilers, and
l Grst Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws and Presses Lard
Kettles Lard Screws and Cylinders, Wool Cardng Mach
YoWgs Patent Smut Machines, Building Castings, &c.
Agents the sale Of James Smith superior Machine
Car6s.
Manafa Eureka, Portable, upright safe Mills
Z.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23

rIvEAS q ths bess qusltty q No. :, Wnslow L..
,s5s J. ~. D0WEEn,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23

BELLS! BELLS:! BELLS!!!
NEENEELYS celebrated Church, Factory, Steamboat School
M House, Locomotive and other BELLS constantly on hand At
the Foundry in West Troy, N. Y.
Mathematical INSTRUMENTS,
Levels, an Compases, &C., c Of the most superior con-
struction, Constantly On hand.
Bells a1d Instruments be found with
Raymond Ward, Chicago H. J. Nazro Co., Milwaukee:
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23

Vulnerable many who are buried alive in dun
gcons. At this moment, the continent, as in the
worst periods of history, is encountered with
scafolds and corpses; and if, when the day comes,
Revolution should seek to make for herself tag
of the winding sheets Of the victims, the shadow
of the black flag would cover all Europe. This
blood, which is flowing in streams and in tor
rents, all this blood, democrats, is yours. .g
And yet, citizens, in the presence of this satur-
MALTA Of murder, in the presence of these infa-
nous tribunals, where assassins sit in the robes
of the judge, In the presence OF all these dear and
sacred corpses in the presence OF this dismal and
ferocious victory of reaction; declare solemnly
in the name Of the exiles of Jersey who have Civ
en- me the authority to do so; and say it, TOO,
in the name of all republican exiles-and not one
true republican voice will contradict mol de-
clare before this coffin OF an exil, the second one
we have lowered into the grave within ten DAYS,
we the exiles, we the victims, we ALLURE, for the
great and inevitable day of revolutionary tri-
unph, all feelings, all desire, all idea of bloody
retribution. s-ea. f--l -
The guilty will be chastised; certainly-shey
will be; all of them, and severely-this must be (;
but not one head shall fall not one drop Of
blood, not one splash from the scaffold, shall
stain the spotcss robe of the republic of Februa-
~. The head even Of the brigand of December
shall be respected with honor by the progressive.
The revolution will make grander example of
that man by changing his imperial purple for the
jacket of the galley slave. No, we will not re-
tort on the scaffold by the scafold. We repudi-
ate the old eenseless law of retaliation. The law
of retaliation, like the monarchy, is part of the
past; we repudiate the past.
The death penalty, gloriously abolished BY the
Republic of lS4S, rs-established odiously by Louis
Bonaparte, is abolished BY Us, and forever. We
have taken with US into exile the sacred doctrine
of progress; We will faithfully bring it back to
France. What We ask and wish of the future is
justice, and not vengeance. And beside, the
sight Of slaves drunk with wine suficed to give
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23
ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY S1PAPER WAREHoUgK
81 Established A. d. $780, II
80 A. p. L DEW & CO..
TYPE FOUNDERS AND DEALERS In PApER.

Drs. BILLS & MOVES,
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. 60 Fourth Street, ST. Louis, NO., L<scis 0roshor
Hat and Fur Store.
REFERENCES:
Rev. D. G. Estes, Messrs. r. II. Miller Co.,
Mr. John r. Hammond, " Townsend, Robioson
Messrs. Z. A. 4 s. r. Fiey, & Co.
Dentists orders promptly attended TO-. my1o;tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23

4. G. Twche h Co., New Orleans
have policy insurance. which will all ship
address, when advised b. letter per mail,
Iadng vi
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-05-23

We shall hand, the opening Of navgaton as
soment Fancy Job Type Brass Rule Leads &C.,
the different kinds, that ill orders without delay
Orders received for Presses of the most celebrated manu-
the country also Cases. Chases, Composing Sticks
and all articles used in the business.
confidently recommend the material manufac
tured at this Foundry, believing that they will give perfect
satisfaction.
N. B-Prccs the Foundry adding transportation.
II. Il. HOUGETON 4 co.
Galena, December %, 1863. my15;u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-03

GDs ID urmur of tbf StEIt
BY THE HON. mrs. NORTON. a
a sailor left his native land, s,
A simple gift he gave
A a-shell gathered by his hand
From out the rippling wave:
Z o love, by this remember me! # 27
Far inland thau must dwell qz
But thou shall hear the s,;nnding sea
In the murmur u the shell.
All, wo ID ne with tattered sail, &
The ships wildly tossed!
A drowning cry is on the gale ;.
They sink-and all is lost
While happy yet untouched by fear,
Repeating his farewell. q1 @.-A
Poor Mary smiles and loves to hear
The murmur of the she'll. .s4. h.;
The tidiLgs wrecked her simple brain:
And smiling now she goes
A mad girl-reckless of her pain,
Unconscious of her woes.
And when they ring the village chimes
That tolled the lovers kne1l, =.
She sighs and says she hears at times
The music of The she'll