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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-27

st. 39aul @00'ts.
HURRAH FOR THE RED LINE.
ER&N

TX ~
rArr,sos ~ BEssos,s
RED LINE COACHES with the best of teams and
IL careful drivers upon the road between ST.
Paul and st. Anthony ready to accommodate the pub
lie on all occasion They have large and excellent
Livery Stock, several and elegant Carriages and
Barouchess also new Harness and Horse Furnishings
and equipages of the most elegant description.
eral patronage heretofore bestowed upon them take
pleasure in stating that they have just received in ad
diton to their former extensive stock several young
WELL BROKE HORSES.
specimens of stock that have equaled in the
Territory Their stock needs but seen
be admired and approved by discriminating public
Will friends and the public remember, that at the
Livery Stable in the Of the American House, the
upper end of Saint Paul. they all hours have such
conveyance by land on wheels or on horseback they
may desire. PATTISON IL BENSON.
st. Paul, June 80, 1853. ly
Wholesale and Retail Grocery and
Provision Store.
THE RICE HOUSE AGAIN IN MOTION!
VNULLIS, LIVINGSTON " CO., have Just received
Il from the East and South, a large and general asst
sOrtment of Groceries and Provisions consisting par
of the following:
25 hogsheads No. 8 clarified Sugar
IS Crushed and Powdered g
40 bbls. MOlasses and Syrup.
SO boxes Cheese w. r.
drums Goldfish.
Is bbls. Mackerel
20 chests Teas, assorted
so boxes Soap.
20 kegs Tobacco, assorted.
casks Dried Beef.
20 Hams and Shoulders.
10 " Clear Sides.
loo bbls. Mess Pork.
100 kegs Pigs Feet
10 bags Coffee.
SO boxes candles Star and Tallow.
All those wishing to purchase fresh goods and at fair
prices, will please give a CALL our stock will be
constantly repenished during the season.
st. Paul, April 2lst, 1854. 2-tf
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AMBROY OYSTERS.
A superior lot of Robinson r Mentz'sAmbroy Oyster
"A in cans, and for sale by t ~fE
w. CONsTANs, Leyee, Lower Town.
April IA. 1854. I 81
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THE ELYSIUNI.

BY HRISTIAN SUTTLER
Grocery Merchant, Fort street Saint Paul. MINI. zerr
II EEPS constantly on hand general assortment OF
N Groceries. Also Holland Herring swiss Cheese
Oysters Sardines together with all the luxures Of
season. all of which he sells cheap for cash.
Oct. 25, 1S54-d3m* ..t 70
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II. s. DRUM

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
MANUFACTURE and keep constantly OH hand a
VAcompete assortment of fancy and Windsor Chair
Also, Bureaus, Tables Stands, Writing Desks, ookin
Glasses, Bedsteads, &C., &c Persons wishing to pur
prepared to sell good article, and term
are invariably cash, afford to sell cheqp, O
cheaper, than any other in the city. reasonable de
ductiOn made to persons buying sell again. III orders
from a distance punctuay attended to.
Galena "a
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WALL PAPER AND SHADES.
. AOO rolls latest styles, received by Galena.
ZeOOO Persons having rooms to paper would op
wef to call early. octl3dtf w. DAHL
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STRANGE, SURPRISING STRANGE!
rTIHAT Groceries can be sold so cheap.
l. Great inducements held out to persons wish
ing Family Groceries, at my old stand, am deter
mined to make room for my spring stock
]. w. DOWNER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-04
CARLYLE ON THE CONDITION OF ENGLAND.

ISAAC lbosetDts
DEIR sIR: Thanks for your good viii 70 me-, for
your good opinion Of me, which latter fear IL much
e1bgfefaied. sorry y not in my power TO do
sryih re In the MISTER you suggest to me- have
known about Dir. Urquhart thee- many years and not
very long ago read carefully enough thick book o.
bis Min, Lot without e.ie-.m for the man In many
cor,iderabe respects but with notion whsteser 20
90 further into BIZ Turk Russian &c. speculat0ns,
upon which indeed, have pleasure or interest in
Specializing at ell. Except that poor EnssGd, With
suot al exIloson Of folly never bsppensd before,
las puugcc overhead into that bo'tomess pool, where
ny clear belief IL sho had bu-ines- whatever snd
has thereby found fate lorg due 10 her, OF being
proven 10 be country sunk in folly, in hJPocriuca
incompetence ard .very species of cotton confusion.
vsrnished over with parliamentary eoquence, free
presses liberty Of the subject, Scso that simple per
sons thought il much tie c0ntraryand i thereby get
ting into condition hdeOus 10 all good citizens, and
ipcepcble ofbepiy any vo de OF mine-l take not the
lesst interest in fte Turk Russian business, and have
only one wish about IT, for which the Turks are not
much obis ed 10 ne In these Circumstances, silence
20 tong az silerce can be kept. IL clearly the one
course; the rather a. ! not idle otherwise, but
dong the best / can in what seems TO the deeper
strata Of tie busLess. Ii will be difficult for YOU 10
forgive me- ell This heresy but have doubt your
eood nature will at length prevail, a. usual.
Yours IN much hastel very sincerely, T. CARLYLE.
(6efe Iuy 10 lz55
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-04

In The opinion advanced. tha, our .c,s Ara a.,
void. The courts are the trihuss 70 asc;aa ~ ~
aud no man, Governor or private citizen k.-
TO set the laws at defiance even IL unco 1.,;,,,,
sd void until 90 decided by the prOpe- cs.rs.
Thu principle Is 40 well uBd, rsioed than =.
Trspsnd 10 imagine that Gov. Reeder is igoo,,..o
even taking BIZ own arguments al inde. asI.ut
ieigcuce; and there must be a willful and ~ s s
e. cad the lees informed into tbs comnis-;o 49,
sonable acts, tor which he should be removes src<
In conclusion, We charge the Goveruor. A m
er with wlliul neglect II the interests OF ,he p eek
with endeavcrng, by sll the means in Biz n'n'ssy
subverf the ENDS sni Oh jec;s intended n k-u, =
plished BY the " kauss. ard Nebraska hiI.S hseees
lsciing the public interests, and MAJ no r,., ~
Went TO private specr etion by aiding an eos, .-oss
persons IN factiOus AID treasonsble ocr,o;s;
wishes OF the majority q the citizens q re- y q
and the laws Of the United States in ierra N -
tory; by encouraging persons 20 viosta 49, y TYR
tie United States and -, At defiaro- he 1919. avs
of the General Government; BY melting rrs...
sist The Laws which may he passed BIZ The 70 -
slaiive assembly OF this Territory; and snsT. ss'
virtual dissolution of r connection viii M. 10y
leeslsiive assembly Of this Territory. r'"'S
For these and many other resors we re,,.c,s.p.
prsv YOUR Exceenc, TO remoAe the said A. N P--s.
rom toe exercise of the functions new held nv ~
said Territory; and represent that contiau.aca :
tie sane will be plrjudicia 10 the best interest, Al ~
said Territory. Aud as in duty bound We vi sS..
pray &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-04

tribute he paid to Ksssuth ELECTED loud cheers.
Referring to the Hungarian chiefs great elias
Cow speech aud bis prediction that all the forces
Of England and France were not equal to tho
undertaking Of carrying SevastoPol by iasd' the
men Der for Manchester said: "Why, ifoue OF
s.the old prophets had risen 10 your midst AMI
"speke under the direct inspiration Of Heaven,
che could not have more exactly pointed out
"tbe desperate character of the expedition you
shad undertaken oc the frigAsful disasters
"which you have laid on yolr country" /
quote these words in full because they embody
a sentiment which have heard uttered in all
the different parts Of England, sne which is re-
echoed in the provincial papers, principally OF
Scotland. The reputation of Kessuth never
stood higher in Esgland than nov, though the
metropolitan press Ignores him because he re-
trans from joining any political party
One of the few good measures of which Dir.
Marcy and General Pierce may be proud-tne
notice Of the lapse Of the treaty WITH Denmark
which is a virtual refusal 70 pay the Sound dues,
and which has been hailed by every friend Of
commercial lberty-is now to undergo severe
trial. The Danish Government has answered
the notice in long memorial TO acquiesce in
the American demands, it ssys, would bring
with it the sacrifice Of Thousands Of pounds
sterling, while Denmark is just now not pre-
pared to make such sacrifice. The Danes
reckon upon the diplomatic support of Russia in
this delicate matter, silce it is well known that
the Car considers Denmark already as an in.
tegral part Of his empire, aid the statesmen of
Copenhagen are in the best hopes as TO the
withdrawal Of the given notice, for they are
fully aware Of the influence of the Russian E a.
basssdor at Washington.
1t is with great pleasure that / chronicle the
fact Of the American bark Undine, Capt. Mer-
ryman, bound from New-York to Hamburg,
having refused to give up her papers to the
Eanoverian guard.sbip Of Stade, resisting sue
cessfully the payment of the Illegal Stade
dues against winch the Germans haze com
planned since 1915, and which occupied the at
tentOn of the Frankfort Diet for many years
without any result whatever. The Americ An
captain has set an example to all the seafiring
nations, and deserves the greatest praise for
his manly conduct.
Queen Victoria has at last accepted the in
yitati Of Napoleon, and goes on the 10th Of
August to Paris, much against her private
wishes. Since NapoleOn's visit she has show
herself still more sfectonate to the family of
Louis Philippe than before, bat the won an
must yield to the Queen. BY the by, a good
snecdote is current about the drSt interview
between the two Allies at Windsor. When the
French party had retired to their apartments,
Empress Eugene remarked that the Queen,
making every allowance to the Guelph features,
sternly: "She has seven children" AT the
same time Prince Albert expressed his admira-
lion Of Eleenes beauty to the Queen, and Vic
toria turned proudly round, saying: "She has
"no children" Sc non zero ben HOratO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-04

DRrADTUL AccIDEST.-A boy about IA years Of
sge, named George Baker living with bis psreuts At
Sherman & Co, accidentally caught in the belt
ins q he machinery Of their establishment Yesterday
ahenooa abOst O'Clock, and was 50 creadfulIy IN
uied hat death eDsaed few hours afts-wsrd. We
have ever Iesrd more sbo ling details of any similar
accident Ttey are too horrible TO relate
lSe=ss Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-04
PERORATION.

As have said before, have no confidence in the
noble Lord at the head of the Government with re.
spect to this vast undertaking. Parliament is about
to separate, presume cnly until Novemoe Der at the
urihes and for three months the conduct Of this
is to be left in the hands of Government in whom
The large majority of this House do rot feel that conf
dtnoe which one would wish TO be felt for Govern
nent which under such critical circumstances 10
administer the affairs of this country. tmay be that
the obe Lord, the member from Tiverton, Goes not
shin from the policy be Is pursuing, but bear IN mad
that Is bot The policy Of Lord Aberdeen of the Right
Honorable members for Carlisle, for Oxford Uniyer
sitN fer Wits, of the obe Lord the member for
London Ii bot the policy Of any of these statesmen
probably not hat OF many statesmen who sit on the
brch; is the policy of the mob Lord the head
Of q G Government alone, who will not blame me for
saw ing So for he does not shrink from bis policy He
seems 10 me 10 be nsCushe 70 the fact that the cloads
are gathering around the horizon of this country; he
splears not 10 know that his policy ia the doom OF
death TO thousands upon thousands. carving desoa
ton to the homes of England aud sorrow TO millions OF
h. arts He NAV percbsnee never see that which comes
often TO my sion, the iptermnabe gbsstiy procession
q our slaughtered counuymen, 70 which ev~ry day
frtsh lists Of victims are added j see thee. hinss,
81 tsk in spprchs Rsion of item, and IN their presence
have COZ foence in The noble Lord whose conduct
H. believe hum,latng to tie House and fub Of peril
TO tke country. deposition ehesrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-14
F NAPLES,
FORMERLY of Dubugue
TIE JOHNSON STREET
Tailoring Establish lncnt

hhLLf takes this method Of returning his
i sincere thanks to the cltlzens ~ kenknL
lor tie very liberal patronage he has rere;yod
sircs he came II this city an entire stranger
beg leave, Tor the future, TO introduce nv
sell IN partnership With Mr.. John Fellowes s,a
hope, by giving our undivided attention Ia hnsi
ness, TO rencsr entire satisfaction to all Win ,yj
favor Us WIN their custom. We are hourly ~.
Pee.'hg oeoa celebrated American Report Of
soon as received. As we intend 10 do IN -
own worK, our friends can rely upon hao 9"'
thar work done With neatness ana dsp.tch iii
q guargf'ced, "Hu
Pleas" call Al The Johnson Street Tailor sh.>,,
nc d or west d The POST office, aud pive -
trial. KELTY Frr.ramps
Augusta, 1889 dim
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BURLINGTON

Burlington, Ioua.
a bbnANCh OF the Mercantile Collier. =.
-, \ pennsy isanIa--incorp orated by n. o.
a'' u 'aa' State with perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES.
lis Exce'lency the HON. JAnx. Rro
Hon. VII. WILKINS, (Iate Secrs,a,. o.,hnA,k s;
ne non. moses HAMPTON; Hon w 49,
ny; hon cHARLEs NAyLon; and CIV 1w
MooREHEAp. "- = H.
FACULTY
ANDREW L. HowpHN, late senior pr,
Book Keeping and Commercial scenrs ~ .s OF
Mercantile College of Pennsyvania. - nv
Leuis II. DALHorF, late Professor oe
neIeiai aud ofnam entail psnmanshipia the sam.
CnAs. BEN. DARWIN. member Of the B.,,;nc-
'on baIo-Professor OF Mercantile Law.
,.r,;e.i '.I pas aesign carrying out in every
particular that course oftrainng for bus,n.,s ~,
Hodaced and followed UP for upward. ~ ss,...
years oy DIR DUFF, the founder OF the M.re.n
nc collage OF Pennsylvania, by which ~.
o."vo herehahls and accountants have been o,,.i
nieu iof business. 1t is now regarded bv bas;-
nsss men as me most Thorough and effective nre-
s saaoh 'ui .he accountant given in the United
states II comprehends upwards Of 400 rs.i
business Observation-Disclosures ,ix d;H..sa.
ine'hoas o. conducting books BY double sr,rv
aDo"t oov .uniin-rclai comnn,s,,o..
oss'hess operations not found - s'ning
liz ...' s-a comprehensive course =, .ommch
lettsrs eansh,p -pnsiness forms and 49,. cH
emsrs-aa,ly lectures on cemmerei aI ,Dnsne
/, I'm 81 BOOK. keeping. Harper,s .ds;o
r'''u, 1as mast perfect and conpreh.n.:., price
tssann language; Daf's Western s,s. 10 the
siTo b. ps,'er' system for such ceo'n,.
Street Dookstore. Jefferson
- Send for Cireuisr By maj,
0uftfnRfon JaJv - ~~ehs
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DEGENERATE Sors.-The Locofoco pa
pers are boasting that James 3. Clay sup.
ported the Locofoco ticket at the recent
election in Kentucky.
The world is full Of samples going 10
show that great talents, noble charac er
and generous sentiments are not heredita
ry. and the fact is probably as clearly de
monsirated in the kindred families Of The
Clays and Shelbys as in any other
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Alarm for sale near Keoluk.

fI'uE undersigned offers for sale the Farm known
- he Lamb Farm situated about mile.
from hookuk on the State Road between the
Plank Road and tie Mississippi River. Tbs Farm
consists III quarter section Of land 80 acres II
which arc in high state Of cultivation, with ,ood
fences and every thing in excellent condition There
IS scarcely farm Ia the country better adapted 10
agricultural purposes tlie land being Of the very
best quality, and the location very convenentto tho
best market in the stat" BENZ. GRAFT
For terms inquire Of IL II. Wilson
Sundu-b =, August H. 1875. lmd8atg
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HOUSE PAINTING AND GRilNlNG.

TIE andersignei respectfully announces TO
The efizens Of keokuk that he has opened
Paint Shop on Johnson, III door above Second ST.,
whers he viii be pleased TO attend 10 The orders Of
those who may favor him with call He aai
ters himself that his work Will compare with
any dope IN the eastern cities. Specimens Of
wood and marble limitations nay be seen by
calling u his shop.
A share OF tho public patronage is solicited
IL you want work done IN my lire, with neat
ness ard dispatch call on re-all ask is fair
trial, JEREMIAH BROWN
Tuly ~ 1855 dim
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IMMENSE LAND SAILS IN MIgNEsorA. ~
The Government adyertises over five mil.
lions OF acres of land for sale in Minnesota
Tins Tall. The citizens OF the territory are
protesting most urgently against the pro,
ceeuihg' representing that no such quaint
" OF land is demanded for actual settle.
nens, and declaring that il will have The
most aeleter'ous effect upon the interests
ei the territory. The sale is called for on
~ by spectators and land sharks. who
Will be on hand wuth trunks full of war
rants TO enter the lands, and then hold
them at such advanced prices as will re-
tard the settlement of The country twenty
years.
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Az ENcRaous MAss.-We understand
that The Cid Nine has shown a mass Of
pure Copper which has been computed to
contain i've hundred tons. Two hundred
tons have already been taken of the mass
There are about Gse hundred ions of
masses IN sight besides this. Tie Com
rehy are about cutting shaft through 10
sholher vein WHICH has been discovered.
aud SAID 10 be much risner lLan The on.
winch 'hey have been working The ef-
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MuRpER.-We are furnished with the
facts of terrible tragedy which was en-
acted at Melugin's Grove, this county, on
Wednesday night Of last week Ii seems
that Eleazer Ii. Fuller and Charles Ste
phens, citizens of Melugins, had been on
spree for several days, when Fuller be
came partly so5erod and went horae, bat
was followed by Stephens. who endeavor-
ed TO set into bis house through the in
dow, and fell while in the act, it is supposed.
by the prisoner, who is now COZ fined il
The County jill. at this place. awaiting his
trial. We. not deeming proper for us
to make any remarks upon the guilt or in
nocence of The prisoner. can but give tie
circumstances as they were rel.ted to us.
That intoaication was the first cause, II i,
hardly Necessary for Us TO state, for we
rarely hear Of such sad affairs but whit
can be traced to whlsky.--D,sos 71sle.
graph, eth.
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90 4 Yankee passing up Washington
street III New York halted before Dutch
emigrhnt house before which Babelt.h
pariey Was being held among newly ar
rived CT assignment OF strong foundationed
Hoilanders and High Datohmen. Az he
stood wondering al the queer locking be,.
W cloth dress Of bu1om maiden'clo,e 10
him. his native frailty prompted him -
enquire, as he felt IFS heavy texture
"Haeow many sch dresses We got gal?,,
"NienH' (responded the damsel lauob.
lngiy, wishing 10 inform him She had eno
English.")
"Nine9" (gasped Jonathan) He,inos,
sleeps cheap, guess, whar yeou were
raised. Got emmy husbandi"
Nichi for stanl' was the hopeless ra,lr
Nick Forstand, chi W-a-a.l N;rt',.
been lucky on WOODEN cloth, ennyhow
iure leelle loose in the grit, an MI cos,
suti'in out West to shoe ye. but otberw,se,,
that, you'd be slightly heather II lbey ,ool
uAvin wool sacks of on yer
"a 1hoicnsidering that he had coinr)mentea
s,, a1' TO- ~ r highly, the man Of eutrno
porter. aai Mssrce,yiDg, from the wonder ds'
'sms fouad,t,on She face. ii a, bis rena1k.
dap,.e.ss "a IS Of 70 iloquy-lefl
fhe cittsss O'5xnoranli -sartInf -
z "a atrys - kadf,l Inf. ,,
9 ALL An. ""'e'
Hkal tonns-
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IN INSURANCE.

- lar INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Now York TrsA
~ ASSURANCE CoarASY, Of Hartford Connecticut
HARTFORD lSsuRAcr COMPANY, of Hartford Conn --
ATSA INSURANCE COMPANY
The above Companies represent Capital Of 81 !.
ooo'o0o. Lives, Merchandise, Stores Dwelling
Personal Property and the varoua kind Of propcr.
~ exposed TO the rcrils Of Inland Navigation IN
cured by WM. W. BELkNAP 4 gent
Corner of Main and Second Streets
August H. 1888 dim
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The DIrFERENcE.-ParsonD d

The DIrFEREN cE.-Parson D. or
thodox, of Marblehead, liked Joke, so did
Parson A., Baptist. The latter being
near The formers house, when n shower
anne up, called on Parson ID. and request
ed the loan Of an umbrella 81 thought, :"
aid Parson D.. THAT you liked mir.
- | DO, rald The Baptist, but / wish
- ..vuod the sn,i8Eit,o y
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1855.
Merchants Western Line

n EAL, ABBOT & CO, New York; VIII.
~ LiAMS, TANNER s co, Buffalo, PFC.
prletors.
Ship daily from Per ., East River, New York
All eargoes fully insured to Buffalo.
NO ifanSh'pment between New York and
Buffalo. WV
for Freight, apply 10 Neal, Abbot e. Co, p
y. brooke, Virgil Hiiiyer, No. IS Broad Street
New York. =
Mark Packages. an. W Line.
July q, 1855. daw6a
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'I'O Contractors.


I'hE undersigned IS prepared and VIII coptn-
ne TO receive, until August 18th, proposals
Tor the construction of the Road bed OF the first
DIVISION OF the keokuk, MI Pleasant and Mus
catine Railroad Sud work 10 consist OF Clear
ing, Grabbing, Grading, and Masonry.
Plan, profiles and specifications, may be seen
at the Office OF the Engineer, IN keokuk, after
August lst.
said work will be LEI in specific Jobs, or by
Sections. or as whole, as may be deemed best
for the interest oil the company.
Contractors wilt state, in their proposals, the
time when they will be ready to begin ,he work
III the event OF IT being given TO them.
lhe company reserves the ight al the letting,
OF making sach disposition of the bids ss may
be deemed best for lis interests
All proposals viii he sealed
j. X. HORNfSII
Gen Agent X. NJ. r. and NJ X. II. Go.
The newspapers IN keokuk, Mt Pleasant,
Masea'lne md Davenport, will please coy aud
charge 10 the company.
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ET The way they cool themselves in
hot weather in Sierra Leone, in Africa. is
thus graphically described by an old sea
captain
A black fellow, sir. goes into the mar.
ket. It's as hot as -. well any thing. lie
buys melon for three farthincs-and
what does he do with il? The black fel.
low. sir. hasn't rag on lie buys his
melon, cuts It in halves, and scoops out
the middle. lie sits on one half, covers
his head with the Other, and eats the mid
die. That's what he does, or. | saw
Sierra Leone in all lis tropical glory
cheapness OF produce, darkness OF popu
iation, gigantic vegetation and primitive
state Of manners y
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~ We had no idea that there was an
osd jogs In Iowa with 50 little sense IN his
gourd-fead as to hitch team by the lines.
hn We were undeceived upon lhat point
~ ocular demonstration yesterday fore.
noon. Abroken wagon tongue and day 5
delay with the consequent expense and
vexation incident thereto, will save thai
victim OF misplaced confidence" from be.
ing "cut for the simples" we trust. and
1t is hoped there are No more such left in
tbs land OF common schools and horse.
sense