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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

ana Mpnetonka-s sts.--lS55. Capital $2O, 600:
| ELAcxexrfus.- Jordon, lst.st.--lS55. -
IL. s. Fellason, Blacksmith, Carriage Ironing.
Horse Shosing, Minnetonka.st af
| EAsSsss-MAxER.--S. Pavitt, Bridgo-st., Muir
phys old stand; Harness and Saddle.makcr--
1856. RJatD.
Livery SrABLr.- Mr.. Kingsbux, Sd st., between
Oregon and California-1S55. a ahm.
BANKING AND LAND OFFIcxs.-Oarlos Wilcox,
BANKER and Land Agent, Ames-st.--1S54.
u. X. Barber, Banker. Ames-st.--lS56.
Snytlcr & Mcrarlane, Bridge.st, Bankers and
Land A.ents-lS55. p"
G. Il. Petit, NicOllet-st., Exchange, Banking
and Laud Ofice-lS55.
Hancock g. Thomas, I'd and Helen-sts., Bank
ins and Real Estate Ofice--lS55.
Delano 4. Smith, Land Office Building, Real
Estate Agent and Banking O0ice-l855. ~i-
Bel Il W,!son, Helcn-st., Banking and Land
OfEce---lS56. fl sa8 ..vaa Au. .st ~ e1
,LAsD AND REAL ESTATE OPrIcEs.-F. r. Flor
neil, Attorney at Law and Land Agent, Ames-ss.
1854. .4lL ,f9e
Parsons & Morgan, Nicollet-st., Attorneys at
law and Real Estate Ofice-lS55.
Mr.. Hill, Attorney at Law and Land Agent
1856.
P9 Cushman & Wood, Helen-st., Attorneys at
Law--lS56.
., Atwatcr & Jones, Bridge-st-lS54.
SrEygYoRs AND CIVIL ENGlNEERs.-Charlton L
Smith, Land Office Buiiding-l855. .a'- r
@. W. Christmas, North Minneapolis, Surveyor
9-lS52.
PHYslCIANs.-Dr. A. f.. Ames, 5th-st 1852.
DIR, C.. J.. Anderson, Cd and Helen-sts.; 1855.
:, Drs. Leonard Il Wheelocs, Bridge-st.; 1855.
Dc. House, Helen-st.; 1866. 's f-oa
M,LlLsEaY. Mrs. Helen Lee, 1st.st., Millinery
and Dress making and Fancy Goods.
DESr:sr.-Geo. A. Keith, Surgeon and Dentist,
Minneapolis Hotel; 1855. or,
~ DAGuEgREoTYpIsr.-Nir Elliott, Ames-st., 1855.
ER,cELAYhRs AND MAsoSs.-Post & Rextren,
3d-st.
NogTH MiNNEAPoEIs.--In this aourishing addi-
tion to the original town, there is already good
business done. There are'in this place some II
or Is hoases, besides the mill
Reno & Lewis have opened large stock Of
goods OF al! kinds at Their Store.
Howe Il Ward have begun Cabinet Factory.
Wa.cott 4 Co. have Blacksmith shop in ope
ration.
Next Spring large Hotel and several Stores
will be put Up, besides a number of dwellings,.
TINS point, We think, is an important one, and
the activity of the propriesors will soon End lis
reward in the increasing value of property.
ai1 TRAVELLER.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
EDEN.-By Gerald Massey. j,

There Is not q rirt Ia the blue sky now, - rr y
where million tenirests tore H.; "!
There is not = furrow OceAns brow, i
Though = Msiiian years have past o,er II.
Aid for all the storms and str.es that have rolled
Down the aces gr,n and CORY,
Esrth wearcth kor pleas ank tace, as OF old,
AndlauShS In aer morning glory.
And mSn--though he beareth the brand OF sin,
Aud the iicsh aad the devil have bound hila--
Hath spirit w.thin ~ old Eden akin,
Oaiy nurture up Eden around him. ,.
oh, the cloud may have fallen on the human face,
And its i"rdest beauty bl;ghted;
Fur love hath gone out with darkeniug trace
Where the inward glory lighted, t1n
Yet the Old world of ov0 veth still In the heart,
As we've n1say sweet revealing, -.-I -'.
Ana Its rien fossli-jswels In tears viii Upstart
With the warm Hood Of ho.ier FEELING. ~ $50.
Ay, man-;hough he bexreth the braLd OF sin,
And the uesh and the devil have bound hiul- =
Hath spirit within to old Eien akin,
Only nurture up EGen around him.
Oh, the terrOrs, the tortnres, the mserias dark,
That have cursed us, and crushed, and cankeredl
Yet ave iTom the delcge hNmanty's ark
Hath on some serene Ararat anchored,
Oh. the golden ch xns ths, link heaven To earth
The rus,S Of all tiIse cannot sever!
Evil shall die IN :ss own dark hearth,
Ana the good i.veth on forever.
And man-thoush he bearoth the brand of SIN,
And the flesh ana the dew. have bound him!
Hath spirit within 10 old Eden akin,
Oaiy aur:cre MP Eden around him.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

The weight Of ccnsure which hangs ike an in.
cabus upon the present imbscile cabinet. and The
gibbes Of public Indignation which has inst be-.
headed Americas Chief Magistrate, ought 70
convey lesson Of stern rcbuke to those whose
deladed confidence elected him 10 Office. We
really sympathze with him, but much more with
the people who have suffered by his inoompetency
and recklessness. 81. ia a1l s3i hstaao9 :.
They have now learned, we hope, to place no
confidence in men who arc in any way dishonest,
or unworthy. They have discovered vast mis-
take in placing in the Presidential Chair the sick
soldier Of Csrro Gordo-the billiard PLAYER of
Hampton Beach-tho Insignificant pettyfoggcr
of Concord-the weak, efeminate tool of Cush-
ing, and JEFF. Davis, and VIM. L. Marcy-this is
tho omnipotent Brigadier General, whom his own
friends have Kicked out Of the Cincinnati Con-
vention and landed high and dry upon the Gra-
mite hills! He was put into the White House BY
tho greatest majority y-except one-that Presi-
dent ever received, and that one was the one that
kicked him ont He was elected because nobody
knew him, he was rejected because everybody
knew him too we'll! aasiqsae9 n~t. .a.b :
They passed vote of of''unquslifed appreciation
of all his acts,'' but they dared not further
face the breath of outraged justice, while many
of the very delegates who voted against him,
were at the some time eating their bread-and-
butter of from his executive table! Does the
state of American politics demand another Ad-
ministration tho very prototype of this9 Do the
people want an eiongaton Of the present executive
vlIainy? Another edition of Pierceism? We
shall see soon.
Neither Buchanan nor Fillmore has got the
vim, the nerve, The stamina, to cope with the is
sues of this eventfnl age. The backbone Of Mil
lard slipped o,t when he made his obeisance to
the Slave Power at Washington the other lost
his persona! IDENTITY when he proclaimed that he
was gro longer merely james Buchanan and
became " merely" Il Lo:ofOco Platform on legs |!
s,yt f.. r. tGive ma man that's nil a man, a4t rl
Tbat s:acos ST seh. and strong,
+ Who loses the pain and Simple right, -----
Aad III. tieic 10 wrong. .st
Who IDEAS with Arm, uEtrenting hand,
',.... . sstE" iIa:. liscua. ..- eel0t+ Be-
Oh! wSst wal In this soft age,
.-s,Hf IL 1oae--backbone! B s.t t}si f
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

! @ Boys-never listen TO loose or vulgar con.
versation. 1t abeunds on every corner Of St.
Paul, and is more fatal in its influences than all
other vices. Never enter the saloons of disspa-
tion-not even for curiosity. Tho Devil fishes
for souls with a gilded hook, and ssnsuality and
sin will always approach you with smile. Turn
away-turn away! Vice is seductive and ~
sinuating in its approach, and il yous foot crosses
tho threshold. you will be hemmed in before you
know it. Keep a!oof! atam.fei laf4s3
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
Kansas News.

~ So So. CHICAGO, October g..
Aparty Of Kansas emigrants, chiefly from Ohio,
Illinois and Wisconsin, to the number of about
300, including women and children, on arriving
at Taber, Iowa, on the 1st inst, received intell-
gence of the approneh OF Gov. Geary with $50
dragoons, TO- oppose their entrance into the Ter
ritory.
~ They, however, determined to proceed on their
journey till fred upon, and it was expected they
would meet the troops at Little Nebraska River,
on the Nth. -. -
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

7o eT An o!a stick says: "I have seen women
so delicate thai they were afraid to ride for fear
Of the horse ruDn,ag away-afrnid ID sail for
fear the boat might upset-afraid to walk for
fear the dew might fali-bmt have never, in
all my travels, found one that was afraid--to be
married ?, That uncharitable old scamp ought
to be stuck fu.. of hair-p:ns. FL. ......s
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

A FINE EDIFics.-The new building on the
corner of ST. An.hcuy and Franklin streets, now
in course of erection for Mackubin and Edsertop,
when completed, will vie with any other in the
city. 1t is constructed of brick and stone, very
permanently built and will be beautifully fu-
ished.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

O. Rev. M Mute sums up his own private cx-
perience Of Border -RufGanism in Kansas, by say
ing: Sixty famil:es have been turned out of
home. Many Of them have had their all de-
stroyed or rlundered. Six persons with whom
was personally acquainted have been bdtchered,
and much can never DO made public"
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

ScoTr CoUNTy.-It is quite likely, after all,
that we have elected two Republicans from this
County-Dayis and Brown. Although the latter
is reported to have run as an independent, yet
we happen to know that he is a Republican and
will identify himself with thsir interests.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
Indiana Election.

...,u.s LA Forte, Ind, Oct. Is.
La Porte Co., gives a Republican majority Of
l25. Elkhart Co., gives Republican majority
of 300. .eloE 7. ta-.3 G as.l-1
CINciNNATI, Oct. Is.
Indianapolis, 100 Republican majority.
Decatur township, Marion, IA Republican ma
jority.t ,,asi,}.a .a.,.. ..H 10 .la
Two townships in Shelby Co., llS Democratic
majority. -
Partial returns Indicate that the Democrats
hold their own, in the southern part Of the State
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
Indiana E;ec;i0n.

|; South Bend, Oct. IA.
st. Joseph Co. German township gives Colfax,
republican candidate Cor Congress, li.2 majority.
Peru township gives aim loj jmajority. nuoS
Indianapolis, 100 rep. maj. for Morton. De-
catur township, Marvin Co., Ia rep. maj. Two
townships in Shelby Co. give Willard, dem, for
Cove ernOr, lis mai. ~ ~=
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

LARGE SeUAsH !-Dr. Fell, Of st. Anthony, had
on exhibition at the recent Territorial Fair, n
squash raised in his garden, which weighed IA
pounds.-lt was from the seed of tho great
squash raised at Winona last year, which weigh-
cd 220 pounds.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

c. If you feel like doing generous action,
do it To-day. Pat it of till Tomorrow, and ton
to one the present you intended for :poor Jen-
kins," will be invested in half ton Of anthra-
cite or llavanas for the Winter. Benevolence is
short-lived--and like fresh shad, it must be in
dulged in to-day or it viii "spile.''
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
Ohss Election.

In the Sd Congressional District the contest is
very close, between Campbell, Repub., and VAL
landingham, Dem.
In the 18th District the contest is close, be-
tween Galloway, Repab., and Coz, Dem
Both Districts gave Democratic majorities last
Fall. f..~....,- .ft..rv - -.--ot +.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

F kT We think there can exist no longer .oubi
but that the t;..more and Buchanan men are in.
tending to unite their forces in the Presidential a
campaign. In New York State, the game is to
elect Brooks, OF the Eruress, Governor, and ,her
Brooks in re..rn is to give his influence for Bu.
chanan. BY this means, Fillmore will be com
plete!y sold, bat then, who cares so long as the
spoils are d;,i..si? What think the loving Irish
Of this affectona:e coalition?
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

B ENGLISH GIRLs.--The English girl spends more
than one-half Of her. waking hours in physical
amasements, which tend to develope, inyigorats
drives, rows upon the water, runs, dances. plays'
sings, jumps the rope, throws the bail, hurts the
quot, draws the bow, keeps up the sI,uttecock,
and all this without having it pressed forever
upon her mind that she is thereby wasting her
time. She docs this every day, until it becomes
habit which she will follow up through life
Her frame, as natural conseq equence, is larger,
her muscular system is better developed, her ner-
vous system in better subordination, her strength
more enduring, and the whole tone of her mind
healthier. e -. ,saIs. -s.,.a., 1s.-.-' : =
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
From the Minnesota Republican

g CONGREGATIONAL CoHvRNnoN.--Next week. ON
Thursday and Friday, q convention of delegates
from the Congregational Churches in Minnesota
to organize Conference of said Churches, will
be he'd IN the Church Of that denomination, in
this city. The sessions will be public, and there
will be preaching evenings. 80 >osst
FiREs.7-lmmense, is the destruction of property
this year by fires in the woods and on ths prai.
RIGS and meadows. We hear the amount Of hav
consumed estimated at thousand tona. In the
In the rear of this city, up and down Rum River,
all round Minnetonka, through the Big Woods,
outaabout Glencoe and Hutchinson, and in parts
OF the Minnesota Valley, the fires nave done
heavy damage; and the atmosphere over an ex-
tensiye area has been so smoky as to darken the
sun and make all eyes to smart. = rllrT
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

aT Whilst the President was on MS way to
New Hampshire, and passing through Conneoti-
cut, vote for the Presidency was taken in the
train where he was passenger. The President
refused to vote I" as he was not voter in Con-
nectieut." ~ .33aD = ..9ea .i.sia4aJ
b He is unlike his great leader, Douglas, who
considered himself qualified to vote anywhere for
20 the Deyil.N -..h ...as-t lttn s..-f nL
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
Lars. Fire a. keokns-L.ss.' sac 600

The Keokuk papers communicate the intelli-
gence of great fire at that place by which $780,
600 worth Of property was destroyed. 1t broke
out in stable, and is supposed to have been the
act of an incendiary. oa s'a1
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

4oG GT While in many. parts of the country the
apple crop will be very short, the orchards in
Maine are SAID to be loaded with apples.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
Pennsylvania Election.

.-et .55J PHILADRLcIIA, Oct. $50 A. n.
The Democrats have carried the Ninth Ward in
this city by 5l3 majority. evan
D Wcstmoreland County, 500 Democratic major.
ity-ga:n, 450., H.; ~. - -. -,g,. .... -,
Snyder, M5 Union majority, and GOO majority
for Union Congress ticket.
Carlisle, Cumberland County, Al Union major.
ty. MAJ b. ,5 alls H aai ga -
+, The 2lst Ward in this city gives 1872 Demo.
c1atic majority.
I The 22d Ward gives 36G Union majority.
Twelve Wards in this city give 1854 Demo
cratic majority. -. .'.,-
Beaver township, SO Union majority.
Rochester Borough, 81 Union majority.
Bracken, So Union ma jority. u9d
q Allegheny City, 81 Union gain. sla.s eee
Returns from 25 out Of the As Rural Districts
show Democratic gain of but 3, over Pollock
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Is.

as oG, sa309 % PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is.
Fourteenth Ward. 742 Union mai. 1s 10
18Th Ward, lag Democratic maj. t.';,e
23d Ward, A Democratic mai.
~ 24th Ward, 270 Democratic ma. '~ @
congressman elected-First District: Flor.
ence, DEM, by 2,279.
Second District-Morris, Union, 173 mai.
Third District-Sandy, Democrat. 19 s:,a
Fourth District-Pf lips, Dem, by large
majority.
Sixth D;strictD Democratic gain of 1900.
Bedford Co., lA0-Democratic gain. 200.
Chester Co., 600 Union gain, 400. a-.l.
In Philadelphia, TIE majority for Canal Com,
missioner Is 2,2236, with seven precincts to heal
from. go I'D -.''a | "o
Cassidy, Dem., has 450 majority for Distric
Attorney wsg saa a..W j. s '5ins s5 oo'
In the Sd Congressional District the contest il
very close between Campbell, Republican, and
Vailandngham, Democrat.
In the 18th District the contest is close be.
tween Galloway, Republican, and Cox, Demo.
crat. Both Districts gavs Democratic majority
last Fall. 500 n4ga egaa s5lloqQ Tel1o 'oa
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

~ Emersoa, in a lecture on the Anglo Amer
ers made of lacifsr matches, if they could there
BY save FIVE minutes in crossing the Atlantic .
True by jingo
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

c. We Inadvertently omitted Saturday to
state that j. W. Selby, Republican, has been
elected one Of the Assessors, he receiving TIA
votes. The other two are Democrats. 1884
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

DAKOTA CoCSTY.-C. p. Adams, Republican,
and John j. Mcvay, DEM, arc elected to the
House from this County. Gibbs, Republican,
who was elected to the House last year, was de-
feated in consequence of the County question.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

Z BaIcar HoUas AND GLoond,Y.-Ah, this
beautiful world! know not wnatto think of
H. Sometimes it is all sunshine and glasiness,
and heaven itself lea not far of, and then it
suddenly changes, and is dark and sorrowful,
Hand the clouds shm out the dayas In TIE lives
Of the saddsst Of us there are bright days like
this, when we feel as if We cou!dtale the great
world, in our arms. Then come gloomy hours,
whep the fire, will not burn on our hearts, and
all without and within is dismal. cold, and
dark. Believe me. every heart has its secret
sorrows, which the world knows not, and often
times we call a man cold when be Is only sad.
-Lopgfellow.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

eI There is said to be tie at Cottage Grove,
between j. W. Furber, Republican, and Mich LATHE,
Dem. On q second tria, Furber, we think, will
be elected . -, ..f.f3 3sac @I
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

DAxorA CoUNTY.-Recent returns--for which
we are again indebted to Mr.. Robert Allison
report the election of Adams (Repub.) by rs to
100 majority, and Mcvay (Dem.) by about 30
over Gibbs.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

q Mason & Collins, produce dealers of New
York City, have failed for nearly 81, ,0OO, 600. =
The cause assigned is the reduction Of produce in
European markets.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
FiSrld.a Election.

' It is thought that the Know Nothings have car
ried this State by large majority. Returns moi
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
M. 4 n. W. Railroad comD~,u,. ~

We learn that this company is again in the
held and will complete tho survey Of their road
from Superior to the Iowa line this fall Nh
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

CARVER CoUNrr.-Keith and Wall are now said
to be elected to the House from this County, EN-
bracing McLscd and the Southern Precincts Of
Hennepin.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

ca The Pioneer does not consider the news
from Steele County, announcing the election of a
Democra: 10 the House, Gas safe to bet on.'''-
Therein it shows its wisdom. Wat little.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
Firrida E,9c,ion.

81 Is iIs9 r'sG WAsHInGToN, October l3.
Private dispatches received here from Savan.
nah declare that the Americans have undoubtedly
carried Florida. =. -"
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

- 80 .1-- ~. Louis, Uct0ber I3. !
Meagre returns from Kansas indicate tho elec-
ton Of Whit6sld TO Congress, without opposition.
No disturbance reported. - e,,s'g :. frrdr
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25
From fhe Logapsport Journal.
SCuYLER, COLFAXg MOBBED BY THE
ID BLUDGEON DEMOCRACY |! ~
2 T.e4 10 s1.4eaBa ----a s1@a .f8 ein YebGoil
WyO m EN- KILLE Dlaa.
MEN AND WOMEN ASSAULTEDi
RON fhe Logspsporl yourfa,

ia From reliable correspondent we have re-
ceived an account Of the riot at Bourbon. Mar
snail Co. at the discussion between Judge
Stuart and Mr.. CoIfax. ae veg 80
wagon containing four men and num-
ber' Of ladies' came from Kosciuake county: to
attend the speaking. In the wagon was borne
banner representing buck on his last leg
Threats We're made against the wagon before
it reached the ground, and during the speaking
thirty ir;shmen, WHO were employed upon the
railroad, prepared hickory clubs, and as the
wagon passed grocery at fac opposite end Of
the town, it was attacked by these men who
knocked down the horses and commenced
an indiscriminate assault upon all in the wa
gon. ,ofo.,, r.... ,to.4 .ssee qg -..a
The screams Of the woman as tLey begged
ior their lives and the shouts and mnrderous
bows OF the attacking party were awful, and
presented scene which drove in terror the
muf .tude. which was largely made up Of wo-
men, Men endeavored to save their own
families, and there was no time TO assist the I'M
fortunate wagon load, winch was soon over
powered by the infur.ated hrutes who forgot 10
discriminate between women and men in their
mad attack.
Whilst one of the mob stood with his club
elevated with both hands, and in .ne &C; Of s.rik-
ing, ne was shot, and fell dead. TIE persons
in the wagon were seriously bruised and injur-
ed, and We're only saved from death by the at
trnion OF the mob icing attracted 10 another
object. 'n2iua7isza @3il.of edf 3 Eii eiii 4
:. in the wagon was the wife OF Mr.. Leffle,
citizen OF kosciuaise county. who, hearing OF
tue danger Of his wife, rode back to protect
her. Oh approaching lie wagon he and his
horse were knocked Gown, and fin,iing the odds
against him:oo strong, :s re.rea:ed 10 the house
|oi the Rev. Mr.. James. whose family, with
himself, had been witnesses Of the terrible
scene a; Ls wagon. Ri;. Le!fei wasnpersued
by the mob, Who picked up axes as iaey went.
broke in the door and w.adow ard brntally
murdered nun IN the presence OF the. terrified
family. His oody was iiorr.ab,y mangled, i,is
legs aud head being nearly Gu; 10 pieces. !,
Mr. Coiiax had been 10 supper i, third of a
mile from .ne scene o. these ,.anau. lions, and
IN short time alter, passed lee grocery wtere
were congrega.ed the assai!anis o. .le wagon
Faey assaulted MS i:orse with clubs, and
nearly knocked II down, ana threatened ,.e life
OF MI. Co!!ax. lie was ao.e 20 keep bis horse
in motion, and excape.l. The nor c'abbed
maa riding Short distance lehind li;r, and
threatened t!.e life OF Captain Sterling, Who
mad recently become Republicans, ard also
heata young man named Samuel D.sher..
They took complete possession OF the town,
whiic the peopls anxious .of the safety OF. the
women fed in confusion. '-''o' 'lS'' 9'lso
itis hoped tina. the murderers may be found
and punished si-f hga -ec.1. ai9GeC 3BdHg
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

81 e., - Newark, N. j.. Oct. IA.
The Democrats have elected their Mayor by
500 maj. 4. = ~.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

= @a@ q Savsnnah, Ga-, Oct. IA.
The whole Denoeratie municipal ticket has
been elected. The Mayors msjority ever the
American candidate is $50.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

G. Alta grea. race o come of in New York,
purse of $500 was put up.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

Gy Julius Caesar Hannibal says, there is one
place on this earth where a man may find happi.
ness--in the dictiensryi aaA ss
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

CO The Brookses Of the Erpress {S. Y. have
almost exhausted the vocabulary in trying 10
prove COL Fremont q Catholic, while Catholic or
otherwise, thy have been crossing themselves ever
since they commenced their task ioams4aa 1ae
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

D% Slavery is a most bllgbing curse upon
the Old Dominion and know Of bu. one way
Or getting rid Of it-by Legislative authority
and SO far as my vote shall go for that purpose
it shall never be wanted. AyHIssror.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

n The DURATION or SLAvRRY---A RECENT DrA-
LoGUE At rHR WHITE SULPHUR iSrRINcs,-.a s-,f,
Gov. Wise.--If Fremont is elected and inau-
gurated, I say that the institution OF Slavery
will mot hast twenty years. aai bale CIR z" ''ai.
10 Chsncellor---of Misss+And. say thst il
he is elected and not inaugarated, Slavery will
not last ten years.-M. Y. Tribune. - =
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

they, 81 never change their politics"--that their
principles are settled and immntable'; they stand
such splendid chance of always remaining
fools.roat : E.h ri+ ssf.- grfnf q 81 stf3e
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

RT An old footman having read Indy Mur-
ray, was aftorward very precise in his annoucs-
ments whom ushering in his visitoYs.--0n one
occasion, p gentleman by the name Of Foote,
drawing room, With this INTRODUCTION .Mr.
Footc and the two Misses Feet %" ~ '@.'t
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

6Y' Salt put into the mouth viii Instantly re.
lieve the convulsive movement of fits.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-25

q The Female Medical College ins Bostbl
has now thisty-sight studsnts.