Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-25

UyH Large quantities OF maple sugar nave ap-
reared in our streets within few days-''only
25 cents pound.'' Wesaw load, yesterday sur
rounded by a score or so of anxious faces-lttle
fellows soured by various disappointments, Real
Estate brokers soured by the troubles on the
frontiers, and visitors soured by the acidity of
this inexcusable weather-all gathered fraternal-
ly around one common altar, and bent on sweet
ening up. The sugar man made ga good spec."
EF The seven editors of the Pioneer were so
scared by our inofensive Extra, that they Issued
their paper yesterday morning under three dis
tinct dates-sThursday morning, April 15,"-
''Thursday morning, April 16," and 'sThursday
morning, April 17p' They were doubtless trying
to make people believe that they were printing
three editions at once-besides the "cheerful-
piety" one of to- morrow morning.
Gw Col. Sam. Medary, Governor of Minneso-
ia, has accepted an invitation to meet Col. Schou
Ter, Stanley Mathews, N. H. Swayne, Tom Ford
and other friends, political and personal, sat the
festive board" before leaving for high latitudes.
GY The local editor of an exchange publishes
punning market report, in which he states that
''tin plates fat, lead heavy, iron dull, rakes
not much inquired after, champagne brisk, sena
and rhubarb are drugs, starch is stifening and
paper is stationary. There is no life in dead
hogs, but considerable animation in old cheese
GT We leave the editor of the Minnesotian to
laugh over his own wit-vulgar and stale though
it be-as usual. He is so we'll known in this
community, that any effort on our part to give
him greater notorety, would be an act of super
erogation. "Poor old Grabbed fellow let him
gow
GT A new title has been recently conferred
upon the editor of the Minnesotian, viz:-'Fuss
and Feathers.' He bears his honors with blush
ing humility.
GT We have received from ]. w. Bond,
ESQ.,, beautiful engraving called "Saturday
Night" 1t is from the Cosmopolitan Art Asso-
citation. t5
GT Father Owens is exceedingly jealous be-
cause we were seen (as he says) walking down
Third street behind two of his squaws. Owens.
} it was MT sold Bess,'' so don't be jealous.
; GT We are indebted to D. w. Ingersoll, ESQ.,.
who arrived on Thursday night last, for late pa
pers. Mr.. Ingersoll has abused us several times
before in the manner, but, after ALL it did
, MT hurt any.
; will the gentlemen who have charge Of
that pile of fifth and old rubbish in front of oul
Office, just cart it off to-day? If it is not remov
ed Immediately, the City Marshal will attend tt
; the nuisance at their expense on Monday. IT.
, q Mr.. Kalloch, on trial for adultery il
Boston, assisted in the divine services at the Ire
mont Temple, on Sunday week, to the extent o.
reading q hymn. The sermon was preached b.
: Rev. Mr.. Woods of Waterville, Maine. SD
: DAILY PAPER AT RED WING.-The proprietor
: of the Red Wing Gazette inform their reader
that they intend to publish daily paper in tina
!. i place during the season of navigation.
|
9 G. The Red Wing Gazette says that the no
r tells of that place have been crowded since tn
: river opened up to the Lake. Three in q bed j
n not obsolete just now. u
. ~ The first boat at Red Wing this seaso
: was the Reveille, which arrived on the 10th.
First boat up to Reid's Landing, foot of LAX
10 Pepin, was the Hamburger, April Sd. $3.50
. First boat down was the Yeatman, on the even
ing of April 7th. g esq
N G. The Massachusetts House has granted t
Elihu Burrtt the use of its Hall, for the deliver
of discourse touching GA Plan of Brotherl
Copartnership of the North and South for th
: peaceful Extinction of Slavery"
% q pr. William Yates, who is claimed
et have been the first person to introduce vaccins
tion into the United Statea died few days sine
If at his residence in Otsege county, N. Y, at Ii
venerable age of ninety years.
IS TaxAsoN.-The Newburg, South Carolina, Min
t. TOR has the following motto: "who would
n free. themselves must strike the blow"
~ Every ponad Of cochineal contains 70, ,O0
% insects boiled to DEATH and from 50O 900 to 100