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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03
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Job Printing office.

JOD FfAntlng Off1Ce.
TIMES BUILDING, ST. ANTHONY STREET
HAVING recently stocked NEW AND pEAu-
IL TIFUL assortmct
PRINTING MATERIAL,
we are prepared to do all kinds
JOB WORK
In the neacst possible styles, at reasonable
pcdiously be done
rtory.
With experienced workmen superior facilities, proper
regard to the of customers hope give
ton to all who may with their patronage.
All kinds and descriptions of BILL HEADS, CIRCULARS,
CARDS, PAMPHLETS BLANKS, BOOKS, POSTERS IN COLOR
Inks, LABELS &C. &C., in neat and
Worsmdn-iike manner. In fact, every kind of
PRINTING
department., will receive special attention.
We continually in receipt Of
New Styles of Type,
and intend keep with the improvements Of the
age,'' but II possible get one peg ahead.
T. NJ. NEwSoN CO.
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JUST OPENED.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STRAW GOODS.
Il. HATCH s. CO..

81. anthony st., Nert The Presbyterian Church
LADIES' BONNErS:
Nepolitan, Florence Braid, Chip, Icghorn,
Straw, &C., at all prices.
CHILDREN'S BONNETS;
Leghorn, Nepoitan, SWISS Chip, Pedal Straw, &C.
Silk, Straw, and Leghorn Flats, at all prices.
LADIES' SILK BONNETs:
Satin, Pou de Sole, Mode Lace, Ladies Donnes
various coors, styles and prices.
CHILDREN'S HATS:
Cashmere, with Plumes Plain do also trimmed with
Leghorn Smell, Straw, &c.
FRENCH FLOWERS:
wreahs, Innings &C., Wholesale and Retail, Cheap fol
Cash. Ladies' Riding Hats, Finest Qualities.
GENTLEMEN'S HATS:
White and Drab Beaver; Black, do Black Mocskn; lie
Tom Moleskin Cashmere Hats Marios do;
Dernier Mode do Chocolate, Cashmere do, Dab Maros
White Maros dol Panama Hdago do; Nankeen Planters dol
EExpostion Dernier, '55, do.
Brush and felt hats, all qualities. Also, Curacao, Maracaibo
Panama, Leghorn Pedal Jennet Nankin, Straw,
kinds and all prices.
Cloth, silk leaihern, Morocco, glazed wool, &C.,
Umbrellas and Parsols, all qualities.
Retailers would do well to ex anime our stock
before ordering the East cheaper than the
goods can be brought at the rates of freight.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03
NIiIIinery and Fancy Store.

BETWEEN THE AMERICAN AND WINsLow HOUSES
MRS. DOVER would ctfuly customers
WI Ladies in general that she has
with a well selected stock Of
BONNETS AND PARAsOIS
consisting OF great variety of Double English
Split Sraws, Gimp and Lace, chdrens
Also splendid variety
nroieries iaces, Skirts, Gloves, Hosiery, Collars
Fort Moniestand all Kinds OF Bonnet trimmings &C..
Shirts Gloves, Crava:s Guitars, complete assort-
ment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Fine French works. Thread Iaccs, Cambcs, Black
Six Of the best quality; Splendid Mantllas.
Mrs. +. DOVER.
IS. Bonnets Beached, Pressed Trimmed. ap3O-tf
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Call and See !!


JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENTof ladies fine drab cloth CATERS
IA also gents drab Congress Gators, gents patent pumps
and all kinds Misses and children shoes, adapted spribc
and summer wear--we sell for cash and sell cheap
My26-to c. c. HOFFMAN
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Millinery
NEW MILLINERY GOODS

AIRS NJ. L. STOKES is opening at her Millinery
1V1 Store. large and splendid
bonnets Having returned New York; where
lece with the latest Paris
TO show to her old well
leced assortment OF millinery goods
New York.
p. S.-Sle would also inform ladies vari-
ETY. of styles making surpassed
beauty and elegance. octI1-
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
Temperance Ant-savey Celebration at Excelsior,
Minnetonka, on the Fourth of July.
The of the people bringing their
provisions with them.
Boats will be provided to take the people
where they partakc listen to addresses
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

ASJust arrived with his
TERIALS and now ready to supply his Customers
his warehouse, adjoining his residences capitol.
has also for sale and will keep constantly good
article o: Plaster Paris Cement, HAIR White Finishing Lime,
and the best Lime
part as follows: 1000 bushels Of Pastering Ha 90
Plaster Pars % barrels OF the best
lime; 100 barrels White Finishing any quantity
Of other me-ail of which he win sell
will also continue business PIaserer-
Thankful for favor the same
myI6-tf CHAS. p. SCOTT
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

PhCPPER wnCOx. "'I''A.
Dsals IN Read Estate Practical Surveyors asd Covered
OFFICE IN the o. s. Land once Bulldinss -
20 MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
vxIE Will attend the purchase and village
w property farming and rural lands this vicinity
other important Particular given 10 Sur
veyng entering lands, rneres or else
the Territory. Property and titles carefuv
ned; paid; done &c. Agences olcited
All business entrusted will receive prompt careful
attention. ~ sasi 80 ~ tilil7f'
PONTIAC, MIcH.-Hon Q. T. Copeland, Judge ID Judicial
District. lft ssfs s8 4ef
LAPEER MIcH.-Hon A. N. Hart, Pres't Port Huron and
Lake Michigan Railroad; r. white, ESQ., Director, do.
PITTsBuRoH, PA.-Austn LOOMS, ESQ.,, Stock and Ex-
BURLINGTON, vr.-Rev. worthington Smith, d. D., Prest
U. w. M: Benedict Professor Mathematics and
Civil Engineering dol Hon A. L. Catin Customs
ORWELL, VT.-lIon. Roswell B0ttmm.
TRoY, N. Up. NJ. Corbn, ESQ.,, Cashier Onion Bank.
M. d. and Alex. Nicely, ESQ.,, Pres't Belvidere
SAINT PAUL-Ex-Governor Alex Ramsey; Gov. w. A.
German; J. Travis Rosser, Sec'y MT.
Fort SMELLING, M. T.-Eranklin Steele, Esq.
MINNEAPOLIS, NJ. T.-Hon. A. +. Ames N. L. Olds, Re-
gister u s. Land Office; r. p Russell, Receiver.
LAND FOR SALE.
IORTY st. Anthony valuable claims within
few miles of the Falls; interest in valuable
power twenty Immediately in town:
Der houshng Minneapolis, Shak-
dec27-tf PROPER & WILCOX.
FEW Good Lots in St. Anthony and st. Paul; Gold
n Warrants, Currency Drafts, &C., at the Of
exchange.
NJ Interest allowed special deposits
VIM. J. PARSONS,
Attorney, Solicitor and General agent,
Corner First Sts., Mime apelis Min Sofa
brick Buiidisg.)
Territory or the Supreme Court
of the United States, promptly attended to- jes-1y
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WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.

THE frame work Of the steamboat bh by the d. anthony
Steamboat Company, and lying above the Falls,
st. Anthony, win be sold cheap fol cash. Enquire Of
myl6-tf ~ A.t4aIs q. p SCOTT.
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QLANK BOOKS all kinds, from qure, heavy bound,
y Leoeefs 70 ten cene uenog1Ddum. Ror sale by
sehsU G. HAMILTON CO.
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rom x... soau. oAx.., Banker. ns s. ssss
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FOR RENT,
JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.

THE once formerly oceuded BY C. H. Parker, Times
Binding, viii be rented for four Inquire Of
my2e-n fHOS ". COLEMAN said Parker.
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nm ~ rnhlnC

Lead, pigs per 100 lbs. SO
Shot. 10 2 sack
White, pure. so 5OG-2 Ky
/" No. l.. 80 1902 80 do
Glass I2xS. ....$6 50ld7 II box
{" l0xI4.. ..$5 $500 so do
" 1OXl2.......$4 5Oa . do
Z" SxI0. So 50Ga4 do
Powder, rifle q keg...$5@6 80
" Biastiny....$3 5OG3 rs
Brooins 4 doz........S2@3 so
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

A. NJ. JELLY,
Agent American Sunday School Union;
Depository at tbs Rdldcin School, ST. Paul. MINI. Ter
All Libraries and Books American Sunday School
Union furnished at the publishing Catalogues
the Sunday School Un,n Tracts &C., had at the
posiory gratis. Sabbath school friends requested
lee, lSSS-u
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

TTNHE subscriber would respectfully inform st.
Paul that he has taken Elfet's store, St.
~zxvs- thony street, where be will ready devote
NV his time to the repairing Of the finest French
<SESSTAor English Watches, Chronometers,
ESes, and French Clocks. Having resided for a
number OF Geneva,
expressly to the manufacture Watches Clocks &C..
confident he shall able the
Ladies and Gentlemen who favor him with their patronage
Jet. WIN, REGALJY
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

ATTENTION ALI!
WOOD BURY PUTNAM,
VXTOULD call the attention public to
w BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting in part OF Gents Calf
and Congress Boots Ladies' Congress- Kouh Polka Fancy
Lace Boo Black and Colored Caters; Misses Black
Ored Caters. Chdrens Boots Shoes, together
other kinds too numerous TO mention.
They have also good assortment Of HATS AND CAPS all
of which they Offering at low Ladies and Gen
respectfully invited
New Stores Pioneer Buildings Third
streets. WOODBURY. & PUTNAM.
ST. Paul, May 2Stb, 1855. my23-tf
Call and Sect!
Doors AND SOES.-Just received. splendid assortment
ID Gents patent leather Boots Congress Oxfods Congress
os, Calf sewed Oxford Te Calf button Congress Boots
Also Ladies' fine fox Gators. je13-f &C HOFFMAN,.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT AND THE NEATEST
STORE. y.
1HAT Ike braggng but nevertheless true. Our
goods has been selected with and
have all kinds and ots and Shoes, adapted fol
men, and Children Those who a"ubt, let them call
and examine. We sell for cash and sell cheap.
C. C. HOFFMAN,
my5-tf One door Times Building.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

A Horse! Horse! My Kingdom
for a Horse!
RICHARD IS HIMSELF AGAIN.!
COLLINS IN THE FIELD!
undersigned takes this opportunity Informing his old
Customers AMI tn" public generally,
his former business in the SAwTEJE 4 co. known
as The Worlds Fr OF Third Roberts sts., the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION LINE.
"a hcular ats ntiol paid to, sale Of Horses, Wagons
Buggys, &c Having had experience than
any other person In the Terrto those wish
Ing to dispose OF stock that they will advantage
to give him call.
f. T.. COLLINS. Pioneer Anctioneer.
N B-Persons wishing upoll business, will find me
at the store Of Messrs Sawtele Co.. Of J. A.
Conley on Third street, back Of Chanblin Mogan's
my29-I +. T.. C..
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Fever and Ague.

FeVef ana Aeues
NEW tasteless and perfect which
"A mic May be used by all
climate. Read what eminent Physicians say:
GIVE have used Deshler's AnPeodic Pills hundreds
Fever and Ague, have
second chill after commencing with them.
safe and valuable remedy that ought to lie within
every family that is liable TO chills and fever.',
si3 WN. A. NEWELL N. D., Allentown. N. J..
A. d. NEWELL, NJ. D., New Brunswick, Nj.
NOTE FROM HON. THEo. rnELrxcnyYsEx.
From the professional reputation Of Drs
NEWELL above nentioned and the
emen, with Mr. Desaie held in this State pleasure
IN stating that representation made by them
public cOnhdence.o THEO. PARLIAMENTARY.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Jan. "a, 1854.
Hcadthe testimony Of r. B. Coleman, House in
favor of Deshlers Fever and Ague Pills:
Asroh House, December Is, 1864.
Chas D. peshler Esq-Dear Sir: will the $500
you agreed TO give II medicine did
sufficiently cmuncated by perfect troubled
for several months with aundicr, bilious
ague Your pills performed perfect their through
single course. They reccmmendcdto friend,
whom feel greatly obliged. shall them with
perfect confidence In all OF similar character.
Truly yours II. B.. COLEMAN.
}. H. McDOUGAL & CO., Agents for ST. Paul. jels-tf
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CHEAP! PRETTY AND DURABLE!
WHAT?
The Boots and Shoes offered sale at the
Boston Boot and Shoe Store.
WHO SAID SO7
Every purchased establishment, and II
any who doubt let for them
selves, for
b. w. MORSE s. CO.,
Are please customers-no matter which way
the wind blows;
sCome along, come along, make no delay,
Come from every quartcr-come from every way,,
Our stock is large enouyh-don't be alarmed,
For sell neat slipper, senteei shoe boot
weigh pounds, cheaper any body this
Territory. je6-tf
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WNl. A. BARTLETT.

WM. A. BARTLETT,
Agent American Tract STANDARDIZATION, Baldwin School,
The varied publications Of this Society be obtained
York prices. Family and School Libraries furnished.
je6, 1851.
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| MATING: MATrING..
nCR Matngs have at last arrived

HENRY McKENTY,
& DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
offcc-OId Post Office Building, Third-st, ST. Paul
Land Bought end Sold throughout the Territory;
Money Loaned, investments made to the best ad-
vantage and Land Warrants Bought and Located.
NEW YORK. MINNESOTA.
hilbert Davis, Esq. Gov. W. A. German,
Daniel Curtis, Esq, Hon. W. Ii. WEIGH, Chief JUS
Capt. A. De Peyster, tice Minnesota Territory,
rHiLADELpHi4: Rice, ' iIolinss.eaa & Bseker,
dent western Bank '' Massrs Bornr & osies, Bankers
Aesss DFsTslS : sss ESQ., Secretary
Freed, Ward Freed, Ames & Ettea, Attorney.
sitsrs, James Co., REV. T. NJ Fullerton, Register
Edward h ins, ESQ., ESQ.,, s. Land Ss os ESQ.,,
H. Mesenerr, Attorney at Lawr f. Manu. M .Ina on'e'
James Kitchen, NJ D., Mcssrs. Brown, johnson Co.,
william Stoever, ESQ.,, Bankers, New Orleans
COTTAGE HOMES.
100 Lots Of Five Acres Each.
r. BEAUTIFUL and commanding situation one mile
from the City limits. Soil rich black $500 =
lot 5000 cash, and the balance in and years
interest. HENRY McKENTy.
ST. Paul, April 81, 1s55.-d&wtf Dealer in Estate.
VALUABLE piece OF property distance from the
~ wnslw House. The House has rooms, excellent Gel
Territory. Also for lying the above house and
which VIII be sold with
lying near this property which disposed cheap for
cash down For particulars, call the Editor of the
June 9Th, 1855. jes-u
EOO STOVES for sale by
COO my3O-ly FARwELL K co.
INN WARE for saIe-iusnuIacIured by
L myso-ly FARwETL & co.
1900 1 %SsJ +; and Cable eh''I Yas ~ CO.
HOLLOW WARE OF all xmas, by =
II myao-ly FARwELL & CO.
4 LII kinds Of Farming Tools, by
n myso-ly FARwELL & CO.
TAPpASED and sritlania Ware, by
CUTLERY, 0 all KINDS, by
- my3o-ly FARwEL.L & CO.
A NvIi:s sledges and Bellows, by
n mysO-ly FARwELL & co.
HOTEL STOVES, by
II my3o-ly FARwELI & co.
Tee CREAM FREEzERs, for sale by - : ~
l myso-ly FARwETL & co.
WATEK COOLERS, Tor -aiy "
wv myso-ly FARwELL s. co.
DIKD CAGES, Tor sale by
ID myso-ly FARwELL & Co.
ID ATIS sale by
u myso-ly FARwELL & co.
CAFES BY
y myao-y FARwELL & co.
HARROW TEETH wedge. fors sale by
KIM BOXES GLASS for sale by
COO myao-Iy FAEwEIL & co.
E0I1 KEGS NAILS lor sale BY
CUU my3O-Iy FARwEIL & CO.
TACK SCREWS sale by
j myso-Iy rARwELL & CO.
b myso-iy '' '''> FARwELL CO.
ID EFRIGERATORS for sale by
II myso-,y FARwELL & co.
NTOODEN WARE Of ali kinds, Pals, Baskets &C.. for sale
w by (my30-ly) FARWELL CO.
T ARGE assortment Of Mechanics Tools, for saIe BY
IL my3O-ly FARWELI. & CO.
100 KEGS pure while Lead, Tor sal. y 49,
w my30-fy FARWELL & CO.
7 FAD PIPE anu Sheet Lead, tor sale "
IL my30-ly FARWEJL & CO.
NfECHANICS TOOLS Of every description, sale by
Itl my30-Iy FARWELL K co.
O00 BUNDLES Sheet Iron, assorted numbers, for by
COO my30-1y FARWELL CO.
ON BOXES Tin Plate, sale by
<OO my30-1y FARwELL & CO.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

DENTISTRY.
nR. N. B. PATTERSON would to tho citizens Of
~ ST Paul and vicinity, that he here
as Dental Practitioner and is perform operations
for the natural artificial teeth that
received thorough Of study
practice in Of the best Offices In New York; feels conf
aen OF giving entire safisfacton lie has brought with
bis machinery and fixtures that he will hs
plate which will be warranted pure. work will be done
In beautiful and workmanike the Empire
Block, ID floor, st. Anhonys. Choroorm administered in
proper cases. +.fet 4f 1TT.-7- -
HIS Excecncy W. A. German, Governor Of Minnesota Ter
Hon. Samuel Nelson, Chief Justice U. s. Supreme Court
Rev. DIR. j. ID. Van Ingen, ST. Paul.
Hon. John u. Warren, st. Paul. 4
Hon. VIM. II. Forbes, p. M, st. Paul. rfff s.ss-tt
r. II. Nelson, Esq, st. Paul.
u. p. Byranl. II. D., j. D. s., New York uv1o-,v
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PURE SODA WATER!!

-t.sf (Ntchois's Patent.)
I Fl. McDOuGAL CO. have Just received and supc-
q ror Soda Fountain porcelain lined) the
following certificate from Prof. Hosfod, the distinguished
Of Chemistry I'm Cambridge College: t-al7 -
CAMBRIDGE, Aug. I, 1854.
have examined the apparatus by Nichols FOR the
production OF carbonic acid soda the most
INGENIOUS convance for furnishing will, compact space,
and TO great extent the acid
introduction into will the public ayorte
in Its utmost perfection and purity and
zad OF partskng Of impure and mperfecty
bonc acid water Aside from the obvious excecnccy
OF the invention, Dr. Ncholss ability as chemist
sufficient Of the The nyen
ton he orlrs for the public consideration.
f. HOSFORD, Rumford, Prof. University. tclatf
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CATTLE Lost,

~,eSFRn LaST-tn the 9th inst, in or about ST. Paul.
ENEFXsIa Yoke OF Cattle-one abuu, old and the
VE1SH othrr7. The years old a bright rel, wi N
~~IA white strip the line brush Of the tail Is
white Tho weighs about 1900 pounds. white strip on
one hind foot about the width of the nnger The
horn little dropped reward OF 1926 is offered for The
oxen ii delivered at ST. Peters, Dodd, or SIO de-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-07-03

SAY Van ErIEN, Esq, having resigned the once Of
Cerk OF PROBATE for Ramsey County, appointed
sprtsg Hail. ESQ.,, CLERK, &c. Who viii
pertaining to the Once Of Judge Paul. Mon
asy q eaca week. RICHARD FEWER,
1e1s-aW Probate Judge, Ramsey Co., n. Z.
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FOSTER L nAVI

where they ready
also keep well selected stock
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
or all kinds Dry Goods Boots Shoes, Ready Made
Ciothing People need not Goods,
for we are bound to sell goods cheap Paul.
and all we ask Is to give call before going Paul.
All Kinds OF Country Produce taken In exchange
Terms strictly cash. jel5-d&wtf
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r--SSySsTs fT'lE Subscriber a stage rcru-
AzSs&1FSgsN larry between st. Paul Sha kupce =
:. Leaving the Winsiow House, ST. Paul, on
ondays Wednesdays and Fridays and Sbakpce Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The stage driven by the proprietor melf will spare
no pains to make the trip pleasant The
meets with stage to Mankao.
70 All erands entrusted Lis care, will receive pronpt
attention. 1el4-f ID. w. HULL.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-31
From BNllou's Pictorial
TAB LUCKY PILOT.
BY FREDERICK WARD.

AMONG the many small islands in the
northern portion of the Gulf of Mexico,
is one of mot more than mile in its great
est extent, and at distance of about ten
miles from the main land, known to the
few persons who have occasion to visit
it, by the somewhat euphonious title of
Cuddyhulick.
Stretching out into the gulf is a long
reef of rocks, interspersed with small
banks of sand, thrown up by the waves,
and protected from being washed away
again by the rocks. The only inhabi-
tant of the island was a sort of amphibi.
Gus animal, half fisherman and half far
mer, together with his family, consisting,
as he himself would tell you, of his dog,
his wife, a good boat and two bad boys
Jim Smith, as our hero was called, had
resided upon the island nearly fifteen
years. For few years after his mar
riage he had made his home in one of the
southern cities but he was one Of those
men who seem 10 be target for the shafts
ofmsfortune everything turned agains
him, and all enterprises with which he
was ever SO remotely connected, were
sure to fall through, and leave him in the
Iurch. He fought manfully for a time
but at last, tired Of the unequal struggle
acknowledged himself beaten, and retir
ed from the field. With the proceeds o
the little property he possessed, a gooc
staunch boat and other indispensable
necessariCs were purchased, and placin!
his wife and all his worldly goods oil
board, he steered boldly out into th'
gulf, in search of some place where HI
might be Independent.
After a long search, he decided tc
make his home on the island VIC have de
scribed, not because of the beauty OF it
situation or the fertility Of its soil, bu
from its small size he rightly judget
that he should not be troubled with neigh
bors. With the assistance of his wife,
comfortable cabin was soon constructed
and piece of land. sufficiently large t(
produce what vegetables they would re
quire, placed under cultivation. The SCI
supplied them with fish and his unerrint
rifle with sea fowl. His'half visits to thu
main land, whittier he carried a boat loat
of surplus produce to trade, procured fo
them those necessaries which the islant
could not supply. Here they lived il
peace and contentment for fifteen years
here their two sons were born, and her
they might have continued to exist, in
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-31
Blacksmithing.

aRLEWIS a THOMAS have removed to their
II Now Blacksmith Shop, on Portsmouth street,
~ just below this Office. Where they will be
happyt receive their friends and nttond to their
wants ALI kinds of work, Horse Shoeng, Wagon
Ironing, and all other work in their line done to or
der in good style and on short notice, at reduced
prices.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-31
9elscteO 1)Oetry,
From Pcterson's Magazine J
june,
DY D. HARDY, JR.

LOVELY June, with rosy bushes
Comes in costliest array,
And food of sunlight gushcs
Forth in many agoldcn ray;
Flocks upon the hill sides gather,
With their Aseccs white as snow,
Fitting hilltop o'cr and valley
Summer shadows come and 80.
Swallows lightly skim the streamlets,
Dancing onward to the sea,
With a song of mirth and glec;
All without is fair and lovely,
But my heart is bowed in gloom,
For it seems half dead and buried,
In my sister Angles tomb!
In the hush of June's soft twilight,
As the light of mcm'ry peers,
With sad mournful glory,
0'cr the tomb of buried years,
Menl'ries sad come DER me stealing,
And before my vision glide,
Like the thickly coming fancies
OF a dream at evcntide.
Mournfully they'er DER mo stealing,
And they strike into my SOUL
aAs the sharp Of the woodman,
Strikes the dead and saplcss bolc."
But to mortal pain and sorrow,
Hath our lost-one bid farewell,
And hath passed the golden gateway,
To fair Edens citadel.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-31

A late writer says that every created
thing has brain, has a memory, has
past, and applies its experience for the
benefit Of its future happiness. An old
dog in bear.hunt is as cautious of Bru.
ms te eth as an old broker is of suspicious
stocks; and both act on the same Princi'
ple-the recollection of being bitten lin a
previous transaction
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-31

A company with a capital of half nil
lion Of dollars has been formed TO manu-
facture locomotvesiu Albany, New, York
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-31

The value of personal property on the
Duplicate in Tuscarawas county will fall
short abou, two hundred thousand dol
liars of what it was last year. This is in
consequence Of there being no grain in
J he country-but little money, and the
stock generally very pOor.-New Phild'
keIphid ADVOCATE.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-31

0TUgliness is indicative of small in
tellec, You could not learn bulldog
10 do a trick in four months II you are
looking for an intelligent man, therefore,
never consult a person who wears
tr,wn. or takes to sulkiness.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-05-31

1.T Never take a paper more than ten
wears without paying the printer, or at
least sending him o lock of your hair to
let him know that you are about