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The VOICES AT THE THRONE.

A little child,
A little meek faced quiet village child
Sat singing by her cottage door al eve,
"A low, sweet Sabbath song. No human ear
Caught the faint melodv-no human eye
Beheld the upturned aspect, or the smile
That wreaihe1 her innocent lips the while they
breahed
The ofi-repeaied hur,hen Of the hymn
!" Praise God. Praise God y
A seraph BY the throne
In the full glory stood. With eager hand
He smo;e the golden harpstrirgs till Hood
OF harmony on the celestial air
Welled forth unceasing. Then with great voice
He sang The Holy, holy evermere.
Lord God Almighty And the eternal courts
Thrilled with the rapture, and the hIerarchies,
Angel and rapt archangel, throbhed and burned
With vehement alteration. Higher vet
Rose the majestic anthem, without pause,
Higher with rich maaHihcence OF sound,
To its full strength-and The infinite Heavens
Rang with the Holy, holy evermore !.
Till trembling with excess OF JOY and love
Each sceprred spirit sank before the throne
With mute Halleluiah. But even then
While the ecstatic song was at its height,
Stole in an alien voice-a voice that seemed
meek and childish voice. faint but how sweet
That blended with the Seraph's rushing strain
Even as fountains music with the roll!
or the reverberate thunder. Lowing smiles
lat mp the beauty OF each angel faee
At that new utterance.-SmiieS OF Joy that grew
More JOYOUS yet. as ever and anon
Was heard the simple burden of the hymn,
"Praise God! Praise God :" And when the
seraph's song
Had reached its close, and DER the golden Tyre
Silence hung broodlne-when the eternal courts
Rung but with the echoes of his chant sublime,
Still through the abysmal space that murmuring
voice
Came floating upward from its world affair
Sill! murmured sweet on the celestial air,
Praise God ! Praise God"
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WHAr UNCLE sAmHas Dosr II YrAas

WHAT UNCLE SAMHAS DONE IN77 EARS.
Uncle Sam was born nation II years
ago. STAGE then he has whipped his mo-
iher and one of his brothers, thrashed his
Barbary cousin, threatened France and made
her pay up. and cleared decks for battle with
Austria. lie has set an example Of liberty
andi popular power, that has thoroughly
frightened the despot's thrones. He has
grasped a continent and is fast covering it
with free, educated, and thriving people.
He has built more ships than any other ma
ton in the same time, and his flag is now
seen on every sea and ocean, and in every
harbor and river. He has built more steam
boats, more railways. more telegraph lines.
more cities. bigger babies, in that ~ years
than any other nation in Eve hundred years.
And has printed more speeches, done more
Dragging. than any other nation has done in
a thousand years.
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ExTREmEs.-Men are stoics in their early
years, epicureans ia their latter; social in
youth, Sc fish in old age. In early life they
believe all men to be honest till they knQw
them to be knayes; in late life they believe
all to be knaves till they know them to be
honest. Thus, some how or other, men pass
in the course of living from one extreme 70
the other; and from having thought too well
of human nature at first, think at last, Psf-i
haps, too i'll Of il"
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SOMEBODY gives the public the benefit Of
the following receipt to get up nightmare:
"Fifteen minutes before bedtime cut up
one dozen Of cold boiled potatoes; add .
few slices ofcold boiled cabbage, with five
or six picked cucumbers. Eat heartily,
and wash down with pint Of brown stout.
Undress and jump into bed. Lie fiat on
your back, and in about half an hour, or
thereabouts, you will stream that the devil
is sitting on your chest with Bunker Hill
Monument in his lap"
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The RlGHr.-In the economy Of God, no
effort. however small, put forth for the right
cause, fails of its effect. No voice, however
feeble, lifted up for truth, ever dies amidst
the confused noises Of time. Through dis
cords Of Sin and Sorrow, Pain and Wrong,
it rises, deathless melody, whose notes Of
waiting are hereafter 10 be changed 10 those
of triumph, as they blend with the Great
Harmony Of a reconcilec Universe.
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LAssUAcE.-Laneuage is the amber in
which a. thousand precious thoughts have
been safely imhedded and preserved. II
has arrested ten thousand lightning flashes
Of genius. which, unless thus fixed and ar
rested. might have been as bright, but wonld
have also been as quickly passing and per-
ishing as the lightning. Words convey the
mental treasures of one period to the gener-
atoms that follow and laden with this,
their precious freight, the sail safely across
CULTS of time in which empires have suffer
ed shipwIeck. and the languages of common
life have sunk into oblivion.
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Rsv.v.L OF JreusALsM.-while o,he,

REv.vAL OF JERusALEM.-While other
cities in the Turkish empire are falling to
ruin and decay, being depopula,ed and bar
barizcd, Jerusalem is rapidly springing up
into new life. European manners and Eu-
ropean wants are bringing in civilization
and enterprising industry. Good hotels are
found to accommodate most travellers better
than the Casa Nuova, so long the only shell.
ter for the frank pilgrim, Of whatever nation
or religion. There are shops where all
kinds of European goods find ready sale
carpenters. watchmakers, blacksmi,hs, gla-
xiers, tinmen. dyers, laundresses, shoema-
kers, &C., exercise their various callings.-
There are three flourishing European tailors,
The daily markets are supplied abundanily
with good mutton; and poultry and eggs
are cheap. Many hundred goats are KEEP,
for the sole purpose Of supplying the CITY
with milk; and Of late cows milk is To be
had. Fruit and vegetables are abundant
and good bread is made by several bakers
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If no sin were punished here, no provi-
dence would be believed if every sin were
punished here, no judgment world be sx.
peeted.
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Judge Kent ssys-a There are few evils
to which man is subjected that he might
not avoid, il be would converse more with
his wife; and follow her advice" Ssnsis'
BILE Kent, that!
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n The system Of transmitting money by
Post Office orders, so successful in England,
and by means Of which nearly all small sums
are sent in that eountry,is about TO be i'm
Produced into Canada.
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ACoNsIpERArE MoSARcH.-The new king
Of the Sandwich Islands is evidently very
gallant man. He has determined to give
all the females in the city each new black
silk or satin dress pettern, in order tina: they
may appear in respectable and fitting cos
tune It his fathers funeral.
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"Ifs solemn thing to be married" ssid
Aunt Bethany. /" Yes, bnt rs deal mors
solemn NOT to be-" said maid Of forty.
Avoid temptation through fear that m
may ne. withstand IL.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-09-20

sS ~ Ia sE 8 md sseiidy 10 di1pose Of
lyIe5n AZ n III srys Az csdt XII fnsa FROM his
rattan cti t,l s1sfs III ii,e Indian cO1nksy,
sIssse wsIlink o1sii INV Indian rsde sseIld
si0 well N paechss u him. He will keSp sbp-
fasni n thess wishing q 60 into H. laIss
y He has constantly ofs hand Bark Cs1Sss, kt-
ted UP NM Oh ClSshs, Tents, &C.. u sell Az
hrs O perrcss wishing r. visii the Pine ron
above, explore that vast country lately c4ded 10
ihs unisrl States NV lhs' Chippewa Indians, IN
msks n trip M The Missssippi and scross u
Fonda Lnc. tho l,exd Of Lake Superior, 81 The
Savanna P0ftaee. Savanna and ST. Loais RSyers.
Thussny eer desiEons Of witnessing iha most IT,
ftfestinG pJsttns III wiIds ta VI fu,eric.. ahoald
~ III means take this trip. Guides n voyassss,
car. aiwsys b tafairhed 10 travellers. wio xte
perfectly familiar with iho.e routes and are men
who en- M trusted 1.a king ihs josrnsy e5Iscaly
safe. Refer q Borap and Oaks, 81. Paul. aaa
Ramsay Cooks, N. 4. yn ss
Crow Wing April 20. s
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GROCERIES.

The very best Of articles in the above named line
Of GooDs can always be obtained ut his store at
much lower rates than at any similar ea,absi,-
meni in the Territory.
Particular attention in the preparation and dis
pensing Of Medicines PRysicians and Country
Dealers viii find il for their interest to cal and ex-
anime his stock. as inducements will be offered
to their advantage.
"a N. B. Physicians prescriptions will be care
fully and properly compounded. ~
All the best patent nsedicines Of the day can
always be obtained at the lowest prices Also,
an assortment Of Cigars, Tobacco ADD Confec-
tioAery.
Hair. Tooth and Nail Brushes /; Hair Dyes,
Pomases, Hair Washes and Oils--a large variety.
Fame, Soaps, Cosmetic, etc,
Druggists Glassware. Burning Fluid, Potash,
Acids, Oils, Varnishes, Glue, Brushes, etc.
M A choicc asserimcnt of best Teas, Figs, Raj
sins. Jellics. Jams, Keichups, etc. etc, al the
lowest market price. sF vi ss
Remember the BazGr at the Winslow House.
where Champagnes. Holland Gin. Rum, Old
PORT, Maderia. Sherry, Muscst Malnga, Scotch
and Irish Whisky. Nionongahela and Bourbon
Whiskey, pure, can always BE- found Of the very
best quaIity. and al he very lowest prices.
Saint Paul, April, ytf
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81. PAUL, SAUK! RAPIDS ii FORT
RIPLEY STAGE LINE.
n I G. E & nv K OK,

CONTRACTORS FOR conveying ,he VI s. Mail
~ from ST. PsnI 10 Fnrt Ripley, have put on
Carriages suitable G.r conveying passengers 10 and
from sthe ainve and i,srrmediate points. Their
Carriages aud Horses an IL good condition, and
their drivers steady, careful and attentive men,
Mailing sh1ll be lacking on part to give thoee
who pa,ronizeIhis line, pleasant ride over one n
The best rot- III III: :.e United States, and through
country equal % any il the Territory u MDnesota.
The Stage leaves 81. Paul every Monday mnrl;Ss
II o'clock. and arrives ii Fur, Ripelv al o'cork
On "Wednesday evening, giving passengers who may
a any u the Intermediate points, opportunity 10
atead 70 it. aad take the retura stage Tor ST. Paul
where i arrives at O'clock Saturday evening Of
the kane week
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3 o D . q

NLORTH ~ Goods can be fund al BALl's
M rsTk MINI EMrIRE STpKR, u ST. An
thony VI wholesals or ma IL prices hch
can M De beat.
NY Bbck eansists Of Dry Gends, Fancy Goods,
Shoes, which, or style and q,ali,y. a.e superior.
Alsn, n large supply Of Groceries and Provisi0rA
shall sIso Keep fall ASSORTMENT Of The above
gtnds nj my STORE Al Anoka.
4 6f. Amhony, May Is. a. BALLrA co.
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nm @siP1 q il or sfl1Eal
sauk Rapids r man

A A. pfiseipd n the eslabl ~
lthis pspess shs dissemination, If I'm N n sol-
saaps. correcs INA rasiabie nfouna,io soscern-
1ios Tint portion u he Tefraory JyipF ~ The
Aiis.issippi River above lie FsiIs 81. Aathony.
embracing sast region.of cosA srpsssed
n fariility and recently but litslS known,
II n politics, The tontiermaa wiIlbe essen,ai-
Az md aneauivo0l Democratic Il iirn, steady,
Isnd consistsa. supposies 81 ihslpesent National
Administration and AT NIL tines, Tie earnest sd
M The principles and ial,h of tho Depo-
|ef pariy.
the same fimc that il thus contributes what
svsr of influence i may posssss 10 ,bs sacess Of
Democratic men and DeSScetatic measures, j.
wiz identity itself with 10 faction ii whatever
lasae IF form it may appear The columns or
The Frontierman will always BE- open ID spch
ersons - may desire % give publicity 10 pafticu-
ar y fsvoriie localities 10 any part of The Terri
tory bnt especially those found on the Upper
MisslaaaPpi--to farmers. WIN may wish Ia spesk
~ The public reative 70 The grsnt subject Of Agr;-
culture to I'D who have either leisure II ncl;na-
ssssie upon subjects deemed Of interest to
The general reader. d - -
Inc agricultural depsrtpsent Of tho paper
always NJ most imp0stans II W. counrr i
wif be under the special snpss ...ss
| Z practical and successful farmer. -sssl
HaiIine from point contiguous 10 Tho homes
cf the Winnebsgo and Ojibway Indians, whose
history = Teplete with interest and incident, The
Froniisrman will il is believed, be found Is con-
tain mnch concerning Indian life. belief, and
manners. Of more Than ordinary interest 10 the
general reader persons long resident III lhe In
dian conntry, 40 missionaries, having already
been engaged 40 regular contributors.
TERMS
One copy. one year.. ..5.... 81. .. 81, 90
Ten copies = ont ofthe Territory, II, 90
1 Twenty copies out Of the Territory. 1000
| Strictly in advance.
/ Persons forwarding Clubs, should retain certia-
Gates from Postmasters. n. sy 5Rfs
JEREMIAH RUSSELL.
Sank Rapids, Minnesota. April %, 1854
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Big | IA K E 5 / 3 RE !
JOSEPH BROWN

IL EEPS conr'aa,ly ~ hand. Dry Goods. Gro
IN cevies. Provisions, etc ], and deals IL Furs.
Al of which will he furnished at 4 friiing advance
on ~. Paul prices Those wishing 10 supply them
selves with provisions in The vicinity N Big Lake
and above there. will pleass eau and examine hi.
goods and prices before going elre~ here. ,,
Big Lake. Benton County, M. T., April 20, 1856.
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aud Einr each additional insertion.

Advertisers will Be entitled 70 change of their
advertisements twice year. Payments 10 be made
halt yearly Yearly advertisers out III The Territory
must snaks their payments hafyearly il advance,
and when advertising f,r shorter periods, the m0ney
must in ~ csses accompany The advertise nent. No
abatement frpm Published rates. Special notices
charged twice. I'd ii If II sgs rs 54s s
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ADVERT RATES !:

one column aor one year. $50 90
One cDla.nn for six sno,.ths, ...... 50 90
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"a PAiats, & oils: sNsnfow Eksr, q laessare,
Dye Stuff sIicts, PesfnOrry, Fancy Sss.,ds, kc.,
IN snd .Cstlar s.'..s ssi All
Isay;ne ctnplctrd extensive ut
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townships one hundred ana one. ose nmasea NO
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THE FIFTH DAx 2, NoyE.sk ~ sE1T. 'or ne
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D EVERY DESC RIPTION or I lATTRA ASSES,
slcb - Hair. r Al 4 III IN, N oss and Straw,
aoefher wish nans oirS nfticlrs tn0 nur,erusss h
a. All kini4 " Upholstsy work DIM II
|ordef MI shtft aisd tfs bess iaa,er, IN sx
perisnced workhen. s s7
q KIN &. &. &. e. 6, RICH.
40 Rsul, yune A, 1s's6 a7yi
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Low EST MARKET. PRICES,

NJ n,,ons u.
n;y.ns
81 Marble Tan Centre Tables
Il Mahnaanv \ o. !"
Black Walnn, 1.
3 Mach. I'M Ivash Stand.
4 Mahooanv and Wainn, Wssh ca a.
III Mal,nganv Rad.,a.d. ,5 s,5' 'a a, Il
! urt, ~,
un,,,,no Re- ste J AZ
Common Chn;rs
(,an., sseat 1,ha;,s MI
Reed L.
s. Common
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we've, Carpets
B Tame strv i .s.s, 3.s
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|Croc elies, Provisions
cLoTHlNG. DRUGS i M DIGIlll T. M
5or the sho,aand asSfl sssssa aIs;el yst M "
Fsnension. but huud I'M
Stock ss s u ssss ~ :ssss
Palsrs ~ selling from I 4 q IL IN md.
tsiHoHANs fspm IS u 80 cents
s. LAwns from i2sc upwards. s
DELAarEs 80 CO and upwarls ss 8 n
iHEAvrssHEEriHss.s 81 n Ass
DEnlns, nj ~ lt Nh Es NJ
HIoxoR1. llyte mi y.
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Flannels, ChSi IN \. q lisiI llfd
Seamless Sacks Jaconet, Book. Swiss
and Barred Mnsslin., Bareges, A1pac-
cas-, Bobinet, Blond and 4 Gap noes,
Edsings and Insertinns, Laco Cvllarv
and Undersleeves, Tafi;.ta and Satin
Ribbons, Hosiery, Linnen and Sill
H 'dk'fs, &c, &c., &c. M
or CIothing. may he found,
Fine Broadcloth Coats.
Palet0t 8 as
Russian Duck = gia. NJ!
Linnen
Sea Grass
Blouse I'd
Over
Cubber
Doeskin B Cashmere, Sattinett, Jeans. Websie
Stripe, duck, Drill, LINEN, Tweed acd Crfuro,
Pants Brpcade. Sa,in, Marseilis. Wprs,ed, Brow,
Linnen and R6f Vests Whine SHIFTS, Fancy do
Calicn. Check Hickory, Flaat,el ami Under Shirts
RE71LASSESb y the Gallon Il R.grsi. fcr n /,
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Doeskin & Cashmere, Sattinett, Jeans. Webster
Stripe, Duck, Drill, L;nrn, Tweed acd C.rddroy
Pants Bspcade, Sa,in, Narseilts. Wnrs,ed, Brown
Linnen and Rulf Vests White Shirts, Fancy do \
Gallon. Check Hickory, Flaa,,el ami Under Shirts
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Sank Rapids. April 4, 1865. If.
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u FEW Thoasand III she sikars III IL
6ask Rspiae, April. q Issssj " N Y
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NOTICE TO TOWN SPECULA.
b ORLrP 81 CH.ayMPLI.N,

Aug. 8, ls55.-stl4.
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1 II LsO. general s@sotimeni af Druss md
"a Msdicin~s, foe asle Il SWEETsS SHORE
b Ssuh Rapids, April, III u sSs d ii Ii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-18

THE undersigned has now in
i his Ware Rooms, and de-
signs keeping constantly Oh hand
q vel! selected assortment Of all kinds Of Fur
nifure embracing MARBLE TOP 8DRESSl NC
and plain Burea a. fine and plain Sofas; kne ant
plain centre Ell card Tables; ane s. NJ and wind
scr Chars, rocking Chairs Of every description
from plain wooden seat, 10 The finest hair cloth
stuffed seat; plain and fancy turned cottage Bed
steads of the Attest styles; Lounges &c.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes; clocks, carpet.
ings, floor and door mattings, floor and table oil
cloths, mattresses, feather busters age trim.
mings, window shades aud trimmings, and ever
other article usually kept in my line Of bushes,
Part Of my stock was made under my own ST.
pcrrision, and the rest bought from nanufactof
ies Of high ctanding. 90 that can warrant every
article For durability and finish Of workma nship
My object il 10 establish permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle; and
as an inducement 10 persons TO purchase Of me,
am resolved 10 sell a. the lowest ST Louis prices
Call and examine nv stock before purchasing
elsewhere. will always take pleasure in show
ing furniture TO Ladies' and Gentlemen who call
on ne, whether they feel inclined 10 buy or not.
may 81 '54-tt 6. W. SAN DERS.
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VALUABLE Gut Lots for Sal

IHE undersigned propose 10 sell porf
= tho Tract known % the s.Cambie "a
ten acre lots.
The above land II situsts.I shout : nsti6
the town plat Of Keokuk, and aflnrAa
ossuiiful cites Tor private res,drnces.
land being very rich and sitsassd copyenij
the city, and beyond the reach Of The ~
the Plank Road, offers ihs nest vAlvabIe
tons for Market Gardens, NursAries. q
Grounds, &c.
Terms will be made easy and title woet|
WM. C. GRAH2
April I6, 1855. d3m
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PENNAYLvANIA RAILROAD.


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ladelphia and Pitfsburg THE MORNIh,
MAIL TRAIN ieaves Philadelphia for Pit,sburs
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for Pittsburg at P. NJ. and Pit'shnrg for PhAa-
dephia at | p. NJ THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves philadclp h,a for Pitsburg at (,
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Railroads TO AND FROM 81. Louis, Mo-; Alton,
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and Louisville, Ky. Terre Hanic. Madison, La
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from and to New ORLEANS, ST.. LOUIS, LOUIS
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tious route 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
OF Boston.
THOS. MOORE,
AGFyr. Passenger Likes, Philadelphia.
J MESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittshurs.
Feb. /, 1855. ly