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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

Rev. T. P. IiJNT--We have heard many good
things that einanatcd from the keen Wit of this
reverend gentleman. but the last one threw us
down completely. A man recently passing Mr.
llunt was accompanied by Il small dog and
tue little scoundrel took Il Sudden fancy to
stick his teeth ia the old gentlemans leg This
physical manifestation not proving satisfactory
TO The clerical victim. b" determined 20 victim
ize the dog in tur'i. aad DRAWN" the big end o.
his cane. soon added another subject to the deg
tombs. Thus began the dramatic tra.i-com-
edy:
Stanger-Why did you kill my dog?
Hunt--Dceause be was going to bite me-.
Strnage-Why didn't you use the small end
Of your stick? you could have frightened him
and not killed him!
Hunt ereued)-Why didn't your dog come
al me tai first, then.
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ANECDoTE OF ALIsTnN.-Soon alter Aiiston's
marriage with ms hrst vile. tue sister OF the
late Dr. ohanhmg. emade ms second WISH 70
-Europ". Ater residence tnere OF Htte more
than ye3r,alis pccuH'arS wants becaine~v very
Prc-~in@ and nrgentEmTe oman a any "th.
er pcrio1;Q his nc. Un one 81 ueScScta l 'ns,
IS he h'nase4 ased 70 narrHte the crcnthe WIS
IN has studio. reHtct!h@ win q ieci!hG o. almost
desperation upon ms eeaaitton. i'is conscience
seeil"u 10 itii MN iIttS nc hu observed us al
hetoaS. ana drawn 'I"n upon himself. ~ his
want o. u"e %f"t.t"e i'F la-t az ofs from lica-
ven. i!3 III az, see a...!.c1 an 81 o.ee !" VA
lac nope !Ho' t'o" ""!id !'s'tl |" MS pray e'S,
- y A1""'' oiiti ':' ~ "'fco' .!
,PFjteIce 'hu u ~ l"r hhuh' All. i'e "ectd-
lnS!T i"c"r" ms "o"F' Wi'hnFe" !" Il corner o,
tis foo!.i--..I SA- A.!i'sSi' ..po'A a'a
prayed 'nf l'ai % hfe'" ior h'"HSci! AMI ms
"!.r. " h.it 'lA'cupios co. i hH'ch WIS Acafd
at the door. ieci'nS oi monetary +i'inac a,
hrih% ".t@ctr. ~ HAS po>i'ion. anu Il cr li'5 81
lear icSt n" nngh' nave pe"h observed, induced
MN 10 ha,t-A a"'l open me Ioof' n slF'i +
,"qur1u Tor Ar. Ih,!'h. IL" was ANXIOUS 10
learn VINO was we fortunate p"tCi"'Cr oi iIe
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

ANCIENT CIvnIzAT.oH.-It j. al Tat about
one nile south Of the town OF i'rouy..ilc Lown-
DIES county, Ga. are traces of 81 ancient town.
which was doubtless Luiit long before Columbus
made his itst voyage. 1t seems TO have been
built of regular squares. There are now STAN
ding in regular rows. some of the most beauti-
full live oak trees. which were planted along
the streets. There are other traces left, but not
80 plain. 1t is also stated that about four miles
above. or north Of Troupville, may be seen
one of those large mounds, found in all the
Southern States, from which has been taken
bones, &c. and about for miles southeast. TIE
Whiteiacoochc river sinks making a natural
bridge.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

hAIIHoAn CHAEGEs.-A Convention was he'd
AT 'h'!sor ". lately, at which the Ogdcns-
burg. Vermont Central. Rui.and. Cheshire and
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroads were re-
presented. where it was agreed to raise the
rates for freight and passengers Mirfy-,hree -er
e'". a'ove the present prices to take cfIe, t on
and after the LIST Of December
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25
The Sounds OF Industry.

BY FRANCIS D. GAGE. = r
1--we the banging hammer, D.. ..
The whirgin. q! tie plane,
Tie ctasll.us, ol ine DUay-s.i@,
The c-caklnr OF the crane,
Thr riIgiu; of the nnvi.,
The crs'tiri:, OF the drill. t..
The Gathering of the trtIiirg.!ath",
Tie wh.:l.uG OF The N u,
The bnz2in" of the spin re,
Tic rafting OF the Iaoni,
The putting VI the eIgiu". .ar...
And tn. IAN cont HuJIls b1om
The cippi,,g -: tie to Io''s shears,
fh" driving Of the avn
III sounds al busy labor,
love; love u.eIn al.
lovc the y,o'ymIn's whiS'.a,
The rrap-r'~ cheerful song,
The drnver', on-rcp.ated shout,
~ he spurs hi, sIuch along;
Tie hustle II The IL lrket man,
As h" hic> him 10 the town;
The halo frau the trec-iop,
A. the r:ycnc trIit comes down,
The Lu-y SoIu .. Hare sIers,
As thty clcan The ripcneGi grain,
And the hlskcrs' JOKE and N III AMI sire
'Nra'h Ii m ON! ! On II. + lain,
The kind vcfcr - III t,!ry man,
The 81, E"ui'- -cntlr cali
These >,,u't> OF active industry
/ love. love ti.c.l! all.
For IN, Y tell my longing spirit
OF III. carHestli,.s. OF lltr;
low niu:h Of ali il haPpn
Comes ru; OF Iii, amt >iG,i3.
Not tnat tot: an. str.ie that laintc.h
Ahd MUM Ing all the way
Not hat toll and sfriir that Groaneta
j.. IL a:h the 'lf'ntt sway:
e.; the Til AMI stiff" that -prnsosa
From : ir"" ant vilt,us b All,
A STIFF which ever brinc,th
To the st:iver all his part.
Oh, there Is z .n! in Labor,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25
Loss OF ftJ Steamship Jewc.s.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. II

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l..
'ha st steamship Jcwess. from Havana for y ~
n. stranded oa iDrigautine Beach. near At
iant n.y. th.s morning, and went To pieces in
hall an hour Afterwards. She is Il total los.
with her yallahl" caro-. CONSISTING of smear
oranges. scgarS, &c. Her cargo was valued at
one hundred Thousand dollars, and tie vessel
al eighty thousand.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

The New Era remains in the same nos;,;or
lie sea was 50 high Yesterday that she coulI
not he boarded but it is smoother to-day. One
hundred and sixty DO lies have been picked up
IN all, and it is doubtful if any more will be
found The current has changed and all the
clothing and vaua'.les arc in the hands Of the
Captain.
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Tc,o,-rapiic.
Long BRANCH, Nov. -.

LONG branch, Nov. y.
The s!:p N"w Fra h".oagiu% to- Beth Me.
rom Bremen. with l30Nas; "ug'r>. went ashore
last nigh, in a d"ns" fog OF Drlnn@ oh the Jrr-
s'y shore. She will probably b. a total wreck.
IL - reported that several persons have been
VA nd overheard and drowned. hut rs vet wr
dono place much confidence in the statement.
We cEpect artcMlars Shortly.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

\ :SiNIi'IA!. SPIRITUAL MANJFrSTirIoX.--It !,
Il Ncltrciated auccoo:c. and though pcii,rf :
or. gnal. tEe s!. trurr Gift we fancy. has "s +,
more than oace experienced. ia c;cly night; i!
NOT in every '!sy l.it. ly dos: w.;r have l,.,i
an c.ig"r.r.,s. ia Candle MANIFESTATIONS:
i s;y friend wo Was Inclined 10 believe II
sp.riiui manifestations, NJ, .W;t,;,.it"i or.
night liz her husband C'l1'Gt in AID when Il.
spoke. stiuctl, heard three raps. apparently
u?na tIc vail g.. HE Cii;,'nbtr. she asked. Il
iiiesc Il spirit. present. ~ ,cr. Sir
ti3cn .i.,c:; li!as "r i;ishrnd sboud question
%" mysterious visitor. and 10 crafty her d.,
80. a.iHou2i, an u,i..l.nr"r. is ,l.Tc 4 Spirit
ps,s:.i::'' lap. tap, tap: Does it wish 20
communicates VA! me. >" Tap. tai. tap. u.
it :. nlitter oi importance: Tap. TIP. zap. \
most Of inquiries OF n liz" nature were n.,ir.a
81 whc.s were responded TO by the tAree Inys-
tc.ionS rap@. Mr>. ). at intervals putting qurs-
items. bit receiving 40 replies. AT last hcr
hn~bana curiosity became aroused. and he
arose. stack "a il. ... and commenced q thor
OuTh examination "t The apart ni"nt.:iic 'IIy>-
terioHS knockiucs' occurring Whenever lie
Opemc.i his lips, bat Remaining ODstiaa.c!y 81
!rnt Whcn Mrs. J. ntcrr"aa:cd 'tbe Spirits.
IT last Oh approaching the bed. tnc tap, waved
fir:eua and faster and upon raising the W
lance. TIE >p;r;. was discovered bodily. il TIE
shape Of j. Iavert" hob:aied terrier. sam =
Who hai! cn.con c;'i 'iiinscl! Under tie ,,l be-
fore his master came home. ald hcI"vcr si,o-
ken to wonll make "waccin." Of !a stump
tail. aid his arn"nGacc. striking on tie floor.
produced the spiritual NANTES Gt.oGs. s: u
WAS forthwith ob!@r to 'vaHlcSc The ranch ;
ana gave 10 more manifestations that III iii
i!,s. ). ----- i. enc 0ithe mo-; ai1;ab!, % r
sex. :ll is great almircr o. tho "Uli kniCi-:i
bat II cyt. yoU -..o,!!l come 10 the Mound ti-
r.. and DC Introduced. as goa value year eyes.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

ISDIAN SUMNER AGAIN-Iiere is the ed Of
November, and we are enjoying as fine Indian
Summer weather as we had previously been
favored with this most lovely o: all the .ovely
fall seasons that las traaspirel s:n.. Mn lcso-
ia became settled.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

:r On tie line OF railroad nov h; iding
the Alps, there are l3 tunnels. - yia3ucts:
1900 laborcrs, and 1000 hor-,- :. . Continual
ly employed bpon it.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

SIXTH Ccuyc.T 0IsTG!c.--T he North Z csiern
Democrat gives the following returns for nicn.-
D"rs Of The iIoUsc liz the Sixth Council District.
The returns are all official. wish t.c exception
os Dinc Earth Cornty, AMI ;l.at we give upon
reliable Information rcccvcd from! i proIl;ucn.
p;tiypn of thai rnIrnt,-.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25
WASHINGTON. Nov, Il.

The Union ofthis morning says that from in
formation received at Washington. Louis Napn-
Icons reasons must be grave indeed. 10 clear
the refusal to permit Mr.. Soulc to pass through
France, from the imputatiOn Of national in
suit.
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10 The American party in the Lesisla-
ture OF Pennsylvania proves to be much stron-
ger than was supposed. There are sixty men,
bers, says the Hamburger (Pa.) Telegraph, of
the next Legislature. known to belong to the
American order
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

~ 1ac 1aleal advertiser learns that g
collision between The irc:s,n; train and gravel
tran occurred On Thursday morning hoyoai
FL in, destroying Two en-, Inc. aad eight Or ten
cars. No onc ~. AIRED.
The mails were LEI. in i:.e car, where The ac-
C.:ult occurred.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25
P.os cdir.s Of The Ci,y Council.

TUESDAY, Nav. y.
rrcscnt--The Mayor. D:vid UI;as: d. and
ia. BAIL. Becker. Gaze Iau...as. Nnox, Krc.-
.cr and Marvin.
El,ia'l Murray ::zs:sAe" ant; fn,:!"r Of the Mar
STAT: receipt to Joseph Camphc!l for Connadc
application for license 10 sell sp:r.tuous liquors.
rnd to use Billiard! table.
Ordered .hat Licenses be Issued 10 said Mar.
ray Il, asked :ol ny i.,!n. Oh bis fling The nee
rssaly bond, u..l he Cio.;:
nEP>rTs
The Cry Justice Submitted tho following re-
port which va, read i,aI ordered printed.
"a the Ion. .Nayor and Ccan.0n Council 81
s.. Pau:
TIE report Of lie and, rsigncl Justice Of the
Peace for said city. for the month ending Nov.
81. ISL. Respectfully .haws tn yorr H5nola-
bic holy. that s,..ce the ,.'i. Of my last rcro..
the following p!O-ccut:ols Tor violation OF the
City Of!insncr- and criminal statutes have
been made 10 wit
Ead.i :ta'.$ " MIN oohsco,d.--As
>au.t with inicn! TO Kill. Defendant d;SchaYe-
Cd.
LnH,F S;a',s V 77nfr.:tt .Unyply-E.ar-
cory. Defendant discharged.
I,ts city Of -, PaaR y Er;"cfi ..T-on.--
Ni~or;"rlv condHr'. Defendant imprisoned for
un' n>"!rt..
ititfd :'t,.tr1vz JoIa S's'glr--Breach oe
the ',acr. O''.'iIt.ni iGra> he'd reco.nizancc
10 E""p t!o T. a,'.
L-ajIsl; S!at,a - .fntIong P.'tiry.--4ssaul:
and battery. Defendant lined G,c Gallurs and
costs. Fine collected and paid o City Treas
ur'r.
al CT w:,:e, is respectfully su'm,ttef-
OI.A\DD SIMONS.
II Pa, -
ST. PAUL. nov. l. lei.
The fol!oau- bills asans. The Stree. Com
m;ssioners OF Third Ward. duly approved, were
presented. Allowed by the Council and or
dcrcd paid ont of Ward iaHd. viz:
l-arc L. Trivctte making crossing on
street.. ........... ........... SIJ.GO
Owens. Moore & Pratt. 1900
The following bills were presented and re-
;e:reI 10 Committee Oh Claim, and Accounts,
viz:
{. J. iIcnn:ss. amount pad for digging
grave ............. S4C0
{. l.. Emerson services OF ConEIission-
CT Of Surrey and Civil Ersnctr..... 5000
Sisters Of St. Joseph. for aitcudal.ce
of sick persons. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1890
David Olms:cd. for printing. 3l.0O
y bill Of Vim. e.. LcDuc o. Si2.jJ for sta
'ionary was referred to Comptroller.
The following bills were presented agains,
street Commissioners Of Second Ward. viz:
VI. sherman for labor Oh Roberts Street $1,000
/. E"fct Cor hauling iun'cr.. l.jn
Allowed by the Cou.cil and ,rtiered paid
out OF ID y ard funds.
\ Decd Of certain burial lots from Oakland
Cemetery Association to the City Of st. Paul,
was rcieGrcdto Comptroller.
On naet.on, the Cou:ci adioarnoI
DAVID OLMSTED.
Nlvry
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4 WISE NoyE.-Thc Bankers of St. Lous
are taking the Indiana Free Bank paper nj
par, and b. this means St. Louis is securing
The trade Of The Inlaua Merchants, which Gin
cinnati and Chicago loses through the sorlid
cu.-;.iroa; system adopted b few bankers
Fight.
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SPIRITUAL NAar:AIH.-.t MA. - tie ua-ae Of
IS. Dlackman. q i'aiucsvlle. ard i young Ia
dy by tae nam, OF J.i:a II':r!1Gr:. glitter O:
DR.. Uurlburt. OF N.r,ia..l. were Spiritually
married at t.lc latter place, on Sunday. Oct.
Is. The ceremony consisted O: matrimonial
declarations made i'y ten elves in tie pres
encc of friends, about - BEING; eat. The SER
vices consisted OF ta@ blowing po,;cal an
nouncemont -" Hare YEA seen tie morning
sunbeam IL: ;lc c,c....,.; ;.os~rn? Th:ss I'D
our spirit meet aIi ,;rre; J.; .:.c i:rst interview;
and as the inv.s.'ic c:cmc;.ts oc na;Urc unite
and blend in one harmonious iE.1nisa, SO arc
our spirits aiint;zc;i into orc accorlaEt living
force. Whoever are ti.as un..ed by tie eternal
laws ofafin!ty. nal.ht has authority TO scpa-
rate. We thus introduce ourselves - you il
the relation Of husband ar, WIFE
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10 The act for the abolition of slavery
throughout the British colonies, und for the
promotion OF industry among the nauumittcd
slaves, and for the compensation to the Per-
sons hitherto entitled TO the services Of such
slaves, by the grant from parliament of goo.
000,0 900 sterling. passed 3 and William ~.
Aug 2s, 1858. BY the operation of this act
slavery terminated in the British possessions
on Aug. l, 1884, aad 770,2SO slaves becau,
free.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

EAn ~. TT. EaYr.-! 10 H.'S own county.
according to report. votes against him hy :,
majority Of from 10 TO 20. tbs is rngra.cinl,
bit truth Will prrvail. We saw q printing
press Oh is way up the river Yesterday. mark
Il ''G::s !lc,t Hudson" and wc presume he
is going to avail himself Of printing ink 10 re-
trieve his fallen fortunes. Who'll volunteer 10
edit tfs orgaa.-La Gross Republican.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

TO An excellent cement for seams in the
roofs of houses. or for ANY similar detects. may
be made with white lead. dry white sand, and
OF as much oil will render OF the consistency
o. putty: it becomes as hard as any stone in
the course Q. few weeks
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LArGETER.-7roseSso Tlocci dcvotcs two
hundred and seventy pages Ia : profoundly
analytical AMI ph!lo-o,,l!.ca Investigation o;
the origin. nature. use. and benefit Of lau Inter
generally. and treats OF It's Il iyr, Mt cau-rs AID
aspects under thr;y-scycn distinct heads. He
Is anie also to inform u, on the authority of a
certain Italian SAGE how 20 dce of Il ma;l :,
character AID DISPOSITION 10y hearing him
laugh. The melancholy n,an'S lau Il, /, a poor
thin hi, hi. hi! The ciln!rrc tenpcraInen.
shows itself in a 'a, be, he Tie pl.cgmat:c
indulge in chccrfal ha. Ia. la. and a san.
guinc habit is betrayed 10y ii, own charactev:s
tic no, no. ~ ,si,a;iist,r Rtr:ea.
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Why DoN'T YoT ADVERTISED TO those WHO
arc complaining OF the severity Of the times.
we address this inquiry: Why don You a'iycr-
tise: II is just tn thing to help yOu OH: OF
your di:c;:!t ca-to relieve You tjc!n existing
nni'arras~ ncnts-tO save you. There is 10
mistake ahout Il. and tie demonstrations which
have been made within your own observation.
within t.n last seven years. Ivy those who have
advertised extensively. prove III" !nct that al
vcrt!s!ng is the sure ruai to fortune. 10 You
say you have no: the means t. meet t.le cy-
p"iisc. and cannot afford to do it? Ion cannot
a..cr,l H." 20 do it, There is The difficulty. Il
yea have not the means MAKE hast t. get
t.icn-Scud 4 iOt o. misty go It's To auc! On--or
ttr yoEr credit. oar lncrca ed >aic> aad al
'iIliolai profits VIII enable you not only to pay
voGr aI|Cl tiSilr b;E-. bat save y0u IRON de
s':%"t ."n. and inspire confidence in your Gre
aiorS and the pu,'!c. Bat should this expect
atom 1t hn !.i.!y rraliZel. you can hardly he
worse o.! iian you Row are. " .Hoth!u~ RISK.
nothing win Yen know that large fortunes
have been nia,ir by acknowledgement You also
know that no man ever advertised extensively
and thoroughly that did not Succeed. Those
Woo are doing business must advertise or fail
1t IL trn" that advertising may not save all 10
are cH'arra Ssrd. Tor there are some whom crc1
advertising. however potent. cannot now save
bat Il VIII save IHauv-ai! who are moi hope
!">siy iasoivcnt--!t viii say" hundreds who arr
irntH, L - c RAN fi;!nrn without it, Ih"rc l..
no scnac IN standing iatlc--nO sense IN brpnding
over existing ii'a--;hc true way i % comm nee
war upoa .hnT-aiiI 90 it tirnH- tao means
a''! agency ol;h. Press. which is truly and en-
phat'crl!y = the mighty lever Of the business
world. ana you hHow it. Advertising is the
grand rom ';iy. Cast Your bread upon the
waters. and II snort tn" Il shall return to
ycn a2aN. We ak no nan 10 advertise FOR
IN" SAX" 81 the Press Lat for his own s2!l"--t 10
ave h.ni-C.t :.Um bankruptcy. a.ia his fam Y
rom p r!ufy a;iu want. FIJI" Philadelphia MIR
chants AID manufactures. arc advertising vast
y iGDr" i.an cur-. aid the c0l>, u""nc" i, .nc,r
trade is i'cttcr than Ours. Man: OF ur hH>-
n"ss men appear to hc paral wee! they are pan
ic-strucH and trembling in their SHOES. They
are wondering what is to become of them. in
stead OF LAYING bold OF ,ua liver which alone
can save tHrm-ruin starns iii"m III tho face :,
80 AL spch we say alv"r:;sc--a,ly rrt,Sc al
once Let it he the first ihing you do. Il YOU
are too far gone. it may not save vnu. Il is ia
fact III" ouly thin" you can do ana hope to YEA
tArr The storm. Then he about it at once: tn"
engine can be set in r,ntiuD. I'll" experiment
!. worth trying. is it not? 1t is the la,t chance
ot III" business men who arc in distress Tor more
and better customers. mir should any one
hesitate to sort to it?-.N: J.. IIiiune.
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NV N'rn.-, Nov. 70.

NV
A row offs new Game bull 3.hgs Oh Ga.cs
Avenue. BROOKLYN. owned lv puuliam X Nc
NeWin. together with throc buildings opposite
owned ly James Brooks. were destroyed -
fire yesterday. Los S&5."y3. Insured Ter
81 uvO.
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SIiEHwooD llovCu, City ClciF.

y MAGNIFICENT IAaH A>0 TArH.:a.-A Yer
mont paper says: Among the conspicuous
men in the Vermont lie ,yis.,,ttre is Mr. Il. G..
BrIg CHAM Of Fairfield. He owns and cultiya.es
800 acres Of laal. Among his harvard
items arc two hgalrcd and twenty cows TWEEN
y horses aad five yok" OF oxen In his dairy
h makes butter oaly. Two huge .tiasher'
chnrns are set il motion by horse powers AMI
the butter is worked by the old fashioned
paddles His stock OF cattle consume ahou.
i've hun'!rrd tons o! hay annually, 10000 lbs
OF PORK. 30 bushels "f wheat. from 400 TO sos:
bushels Of cora, 1000 juS;lcl< of oats, and from
1900 to 2000 bushels o. potatoes, are among
his yearly pro lucts. Tho Man %! W. in his
best estate. could do 10 better than this MIR.
Brigham h!msclf:s got Up with breadth of
beam, and in a style 0: ma.niiicencc proper
tomato to the extern, Of his possessions and ag-
ricaltGral prolucts--he standing feet 1 in
chcs in his boots ana weighing. by one of
Fairbanks patent balances. 500 pc nds pre-.
cisely.i
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MONEY AND PLATE ForHD IN WELL.-Mr.
VIM Travcr, ofSchcnectady. n. Y, while &C.
moving the stone from an old we'll on his prem.
iscs recently. found at the bottom a box con.
tanning $500 in gold and silver bars also a
silver teapot and kettle. It is supposed TO
have been placed there h man now in the
Auburn State prison.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

IM"c RrAL;GY OF NAV.-Why IS it that the
rainbow and cloud come over US with beauty
that is not OF earth, and then pass away aud
leave us to muse on their lodel lovc.ncss :?
Why is il that the stars winch hold th' II iesti-
walls around their midnight thrones. are set
above the grasp of our limited faculties. forever
mockin= Us with unarproachah!c glory! And
why is il that br: GIT forms Of human beauty are
presented to DIR view. and then taken from us,
leaving the thousaud streams of affection to
flow back in Alpine torrents upon our heart !!
We are born for higher destiny tn; n that Of
earth. There is a realm where the rainbow ne
yer fades where the stars will set out before
US like islands that slumbcr On the ocean--ani
where the beautiful being that now passes be-
fore us like the meteor will stay in our pres
ence forever .--Erenfiee.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-11-25

TIE Two Eo!c.:s.-i ~ ~. d,:.r I'll, w'.o
at an early age. loved 10 :, az a,0@t ;..a Sen.
voices. Ii, dark eve 'vp;'1 snar,i.a with IL
tense delight when asked HIN :. hat yo,ce he
heard in his heart.
had told hin t,.;t zen dispose. g {, any
Thing wrong. ii !.c ,su't.t SLOT. ard listen. a,ic;
would say il lis heart ma. he mast i,ui 90 il
and that was his conacience w!:.a. was Cos. )
voice. ard Which lie E:u5t :.iWavs be sure to
obey. wherever he might ID. AHl when lie
heard another voice. tempting him to do wrong
and urging him to L. obey. it "as tie Wicked
spirit. and he must nct l.,lr.! Dr L ino;ii..t.
was truly a,ratied W;.I t..e .t.,.r..cr which Il
knowledge OF conscience e alacd 10 lave over
him, and cO;!.i 40: bat rejoice that such voices
were giTcu 10 u, tat NC !!iay e,ef kiioW tie
right way.
was very busy o. :Sa!ay,l y art:ganaa. a;.l
had not seen the c,..i zen III S'.,a. ..;a. l,:t
tou shI that thy w"r - III l.: tie yard NJ t!icir
play, as tnry h., H.r..r LIT without rrt...~5.
ION. Very soon N.,i.e !..a,.G l;s al,, c.raGc2.
looking rs Il lie h2. something oi Z. eat inter
ct to tell me. l called IN. and he Instantly
began !: Mother. ~ aF":y Tia, afternoon.
9nd never stepped il a. ~ conscience. !
lid no: think Ul Z I'll | -. !;5,t t.,rc. ard
then heard i. 10y. NO. Lave done wronr ::
You must not 90 from h1n.n Without going
and asking Leave: al! mother. turned right
about. minded the yG.cp. a9', cane .Un.c a.
soon as coull.; kissed III, dear cilcr and
commended bis returning. with tears of Joy,
that Gods voice hal been heard amid strong
temptation. AID i!si been obeycI ~ ny little
child.