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ADJUSTMENTS.

rRIsP'S GAIETY-G Xavier STREET
Lessee Manager, W. H. CRISP Treasurer, B. CLARKE.
PRICES OF ADMISSION Circle and Parquet.e IS
Family Circle equal to any seat IN the house, 20; Gal
Is Goored Gallery @ onsdroon Private Boxes per seat
Doors halfps O'clock Gp.tsn rises o'clock
ss-The most Elegant Theaer in the United States. -s
THIS EVENING. March %, 1857.
uNpRECEDENTED SUCCESS. This evening the whole
Sf;fFS TIs s
sfn Gsosna
an FIT
u
H.ssssI HS64 f9sf;; MARSH Stage
Twentieth night of the engagement of the wonderful
MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS,
consisting Of 43 Little Actors
pas-seats may secured three days in advance. Let
THIS EVENING March 50. h
Will be presented the legendary spectacle
Of THE NAAD 9umEN a Syp Of All th the a1na Win
Sc songs coases duets dances groupings machinery
ETC. norpo Rsr nRshMAKsM JUVENILE coMED1
aThe middle aisles the Parquee will hereafter be
Prices Of AdmissontO cents all parts of the house
half price, uadroon Private Boxes 81 to S5 single seats in
same 50 cents. L. ....-......
at half In23
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST
Mr. b. DEBAR Lessee and Manager; Mr. H. CORR, Act
| ing Manager, Mr. G. G. CHEsLEY Treasurer. d.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Parque,te, Is
Second Circle 50 Gallery q cents ouadfoon Box
| tickets, rs cents; Private Boxes, each, S.
| cHANGE.o OF TIME-Doors open at L performance com
| O'Clock.
THIS EVENING. March 3d. 1857.
Eighth night engagement of Mr. EDWIN BOOTH, the
young American Tragedian who will appear as Romeo
The tragedy Of ROMEO AND JULIET-Rorneo, Mr.. Booth
Mercutio Mr. j. f. Maggie; Juliet Mrs. Gladstane To
clude with the farce Of CRIMSON CRlMES-Mr Fright Mr.
Vining Bowers. me-
ORLEANS TIIEATER ORLEANS STREET
| PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle, Iat.ced Boxes
Parquee and Second Boxes 81 %; Pitt ST. Third Gallery
| cents. No Seat secured unless paid for.
Doors open 61z O'Clock. Performance at l.
| MONDAY. March 20, 1857.
| Sixth night of Madame ANNA DE LA GRANGE .....
Second night Of Meyerbeer grand OPERA in acts THE PRO
PHET-M'me De La Grange rs Fides.
HzsaI rehearsai-'The Troyator."
R8- The Lbretto of three French Operas Fiots edition
| for sale at the Box Office. m23
| A RMORY HALL-No. 81 CAMP STREET
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-NOTICE-I HAVE HEARpFoR SOME WEEKS PAST
= that has been handled by picayuhe drnm
of this city, who hired buy and deceive honest men
when they land the Levee Potcharan Depot that my
house is full of measles, deter my friends from
coming TO me- To This evil the public that the
report ae and designed 10 Gre by worthless per
sons had in January 10 10 OF measles and
not ike many who in business denied and said had
no disease III house, but advised hose WHO wished to bring
me neI egros not 10 do so until rid of the disease did
nor send negro out of house. but fixed hospital
hired nurse, and in fifteen days all we'll No lost
cost the owner Sl5 and hut 80 day
now say my honse is free from the epidemic and has
50 t2 forty 10 MY days. the house is newly furnished to
the benches IN the h would advise all persons
after to attention and see me and any
thing is wrong Will tell you. BENZ. SCREWS,
lb9 Gravier street.
Slave Depot, New Orleans, March o. 1857. m23 CT
Mobile Advertiser please for week. and forward
bill for
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WANTED To PURCHAsE-rHE

CO. WANTED To PURCFiASEG-TIIE.A OVER
H DESTROYS of purchasing handsome little
Aa good sized lot situated above Julia stree between Mag
azine and Bacchus Streets payable by inamcuts
month Any one having such place for sa with
purchaser these terms by addressing with location
property and price, ''Advertisei office ln23 If
I OW PRICE WALL PAPER-oN CoNSIGN-
IL ment-
10000 rolls Wall Paper 15c per roll;
luOOU 2nc
lOnO0 25c
Also rolls of medium and very qualities landing
from steamship Cahawba and shps Vicshurg Pacific or
sale by +. SEWHALL,
ms # 60 Canal st., Old I.eyee up stairs
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New ORLEANS, Janaary IS, 1857.
Sermons Co.. Genemen-I take great pleasure in
stating that am using improved Specacles. find them
easier clearer enables much better by
cndlegt without pain the think them superior to
any have ever with cheerfuy recommend them to
the public Yours, respectfully,
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Whisky.
100 barrels OLD BOURBON;
100 :. OLD MONONGAHELA;
100 E. WILTsHIRE'S;
so E. ROSE;
puncheons IRISH.
For sale by E. ]. HART & CO.,
II and 10 Tchoupitoulas st.
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MORE HOME TESTIMONIALS.

Messrs. Sermons CO. ieutsI using for the last two
Brazilian Spectacles obtained from you, and
pleasure stating that only the admirable
srucon and the great advantage to
the wearer your judgment selecting the
very glasses sufficient recommend you all who
stand II need of that assistance. Respectfully,
RICHARD ANGELI,, NJ. D.
New Orleans, January l6, 1857.
Messrs Senlnons GentlemenOf late my eyes failed
that could read any by candlelight. The
glasses by you suit most admirable read the
print without the least strain fatigue to the
pleasure recommend your glasses friends.
Respectfully, ii. MEUGENS.
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Together with
English and Danish Searches for
s Il } o H N FRA N k LIN,
Within the Frgid Zone
In connection with which, each Exhibition the SIEC E,
BOMBARDMENT and EVACUATION OF sEBASTOPUL-
executed by the American Artist George Hesge Esq.,
from Drawings taken on the SPOT by the explorers.
Rd-Exhibition EVERY NIGHT. at halfpast o'clock
WEDNESDAY SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, 8
O'Clock. u
H9~Tickets, 80 cents Children Is cents.
EB1he extensive celebrity which this of artistic excel
ence has acquired being the most sublime interesting
amusing aud Instructive exhibited is sufficient
tee 10 To- pubic of its surprising merit.
mis- If u. C. LARUE, Agent
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HARMON DOANE, AGENT LIFE, FIRE, RIVER
IL AND MARINE INSURANCE,
No 4S Camp street. New Orleans
LIFE.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH OFFICE
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
Trust Company of Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.


This RANCH OFFICE of the above we'll known Company
established in New Orleans October 1851 since which
date she has paid to the Widows and Orphans of her insured
upon Life security the One Hun
dred and Thirty Thousand Two Hundred and Twenty
It is he only Office in New Orleans in which
and Policies issued Without the delay Of refeence to the Pa
rent Office North and the risk Of its being there declined
Slaves rates by permission has
pleasure in submitting 10 his friends and the public fol-
". H. Letchford / Co.. North smedes & Co,
J. Burnside Co, A. d. Kelly & Co.,
S Sm Fe sansss West ob b. S ysRSs
John reberton President Merchants Mutual Insurance Com
Thoms soo, President Sun Mutual Insurance Company;
jules Tuyes, President Orleans Insurance Company:
John Calhoun President N o. jackson and g. N Railroad
R cps " 4Goa nu R mafR %a pa"He'
$4,000 Taken Single Life.
HPocies issued direct from this Branch Office and Losses
Pamphlets Blank Forms etc, be the office
JOSEPH BESsA AbI's,; i Ix D.;
| In attendance daily from Il NJ tosP. N,
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY OF
| VIRGINIA.
Cash Capita-all paid $500 coo o.
Assets January l, 1851. .s52l6IO A
This Southern and reliable Company continues through
UNDERSIGNED her Agent to Tissue Policies against Loss Da
by Fire CITY and Country and the pes Of the Seas
Her Policies held by Local Companies and many
addition file his office, Agent, b!
i, ]. Hart 4 Co., sam'l E. Moore & Co.,
| HARMON DOANE,
| General Agent for the Southwest.
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EUGGIES, TRIMMINGS
WAGONS etc. VARNIsH, etc.
Ea-For sale low for cash or city acceptance SIT
ss-No. ll3 GRAVIER and No. ID UNION STREET, -sa
New Orleans, La.
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Cushion Varegated CASTLE, Musk, Lavender Brown Wine
sor, Transparent Winchesters Simmons and Cogae's, f
sale by L. j. HART & CO.,
II and 70 Tchoupitoulas ST.
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MuStnrti

Kentucky and French, for sale by
E. HART & CO.,
II and 10 Tchoupitoulas ST.
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.z~a PIANOS, PIANOS.-JUST RECEIVED three
80 more OF those Fine Rosewood Pianos, which will be
VII z fsold at very low prices by -
c. FLINT JONES,
I'm A 46 ROYAL street,
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FRENCH MIRRORS AND OIL PAINTINGS
BY BERNARD TURPIN, Auctr. 3D..
TUESDAY, s4th Inst, at u II o'clock, at the
of s Mirrors Of the best French Plate Glass sizes;
aoo Oil Of hem by Celebrated masersa
The store will be opened on MONDAY 2sd ins for the in
spection of visitors and continue from 10 o'clock A. NJ
ss-rERMs-At sale. m23 ct
FINE SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr., Auetoneer,
Office, IS Common street.
TUESDAY, 9th Inst, at NJ. !, st. Charles
sb o1 ns sna on qs cn d %
Cravas, Handkerchefs, Drawers, Socks, etc. mig q
EXTRA FINE GUNS IN CASES, REAL SHEFFIELD AND
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr Auctioneer
Office rs Common street.
TUESDAY, 24th inst, at No. 5 st. Charles
street. dncndea in sale that day. VII Be found
Sets Saivers Vases Casters Pitchers etc all Of the finest
quality and rare workmanship.
Extra Shot cases of very high cast
and large assortment of description of the medium
CoNIINu ALTON SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
Esh cusy s
etc on account Of expiration Of lease-whout reserve
BY L. A. LEVY, Jr.. Auctioneer,
Office rs Common street.
TUEsDAY, 24th Inst, ut 10 o'clock sls, A: ~.
reserve, will be sold
The entire stock of Rich and Costly Articles in said store
consisting part very Guns Pistols Cutlery
every description fine Plated Ware French Perumery, Desks
Dressing Cases. Combs Brushes Perfumes Accodions Pear
and Ivory Fans Satuary Fancy Work Boxes Playing Cards
Travelling Bags Looking Glasses of every description Pictures
Oil Paintings Porte Monnaies, Purses, Writing Desks
Canes Trunks and Vases and Carpet Bags, Violi
Boxes Dolls. Percussion Caps Silk and Linen Handke
chiefs Linen and Muslin Shirts Parasols, Umbrellas Gloves
MeeEschaum Pipes,
The this sale every article
sold without
EF-TERMS-All sums 5000, sixty days credit for ap
| proved endorsed
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Philadelphia Ale.
lCO boxes quarts and pins, for sale by
E. j. HART & CO.,
..t II and 70 Tchoupitoulas ST
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NGFFEE-TIOUSE FOR sALE-FOR PARTIC.
~ uars inquire at the Texas Home Julia and LIE
streets. MI I'm
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NO MORE PlLES!-No MORE PILEsi-Dr CHAS
~ nELNlTZ, from Paris and London, in possession
remedy which will radically this painful disease however
praraced and obstinate be The first prescription
rests AL pain if by magic and three days effects
complete No charge will be made if the remedy fails
Dr. helx likewise all Secret Diseases by
and perfectly safe He is also the liquid
Tor nnnhing the growth Of the hair and removing badness
the efficacy # which he fully guarantees
Apply at No 10 Rampant between Canal and Custom
p NJ. feos In,
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White Lead.
large supply of all grades always hand from Wethe
ills mandatory, Pha-, for sale by
E. J. HART & CO.,
II and 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
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NEW GROCERIES-JUST RECEIVED--
~ Shaker PRESERVES new HAMS Beef TONGUES;
Crackuer BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Westphaia HAMS;
RAISINS, Figs and Princs, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
and variety of FANCY GROCERIES, just received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDIAIS.
For sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, 90 Bsronne st.
u23 Ct Y. L. BERCIER, Agent.
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SUNDRIES-
~ 80 bbls krout,
81 bhs Cider Vinegar,
so ibis Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
2D Ses Raisins whocS and halves,
50 boxes Genuine Hosetler Bitters,
100 cases Booth 4 Sedwcks Cordial Gin,
It . baskets lIedsick's Champagne
100 terceS Rice
625 kegs ass'd Wheeling Nails in store and for sale by
ALEX, NORTON Il CO.,
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SUNDRsES-
~ 200 kegs Cut Nails and Spikes.
200 :. Boiler Rivets, all sizes
so :. Black for Timers use.
Trace, Log Ok, Governor and Cane Carrier Chains.
Horseshoe, Rose and Clasp Head Nails.
Pans Tea Kettles Corn Mills Hooks and Hinges Sedge
and Hand Hammers and Dies, Anvs Vices Bellows,
Files Axes, Adzes Spades Hoes, shoves ETC.
For sale by PR1EsTLEf BEN,
mh2 3pMof 50 and 81 Camp street.
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SOon.

Scotch Macnboy and Honey Dew, of the most celebrat
brands, for sale by +, f. J. HART CO.,
II and 70 Tchoupitoulas st
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CEILING OUTCSELLING OUT!-l4 ROYAR
y Toulouse and ST. Lcuis.MLI.E c.
Rim the Ladies' that she will sell remainder
magnificent assortment of Emboideries, Draperes,
Fancy and Variety Goods of all kinds, VERY Low
nRICES 2n
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Date of Departure of European, California
and Havana Mails, for March, 1867.
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PRIESTLEY & BEIN.

CHAIN CABLES AND COIL CHAINS
" inch IS fathoms extra proved Chain Cables.
Is casks Coil Chain q, 5.l6, "a ZIG, u and 96.
In store and for sale by PRIESTLEY & BEIN,
nh2 3pMotf 50 and 81 Camp
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Pickles. ."
Underwood's, Lewis, Wells Prevosts Wardell Pease
in gallons, half gallons quarts and pnts for sale by
L. j. HART CO.,
II and 70 Tchouptouas st.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-14


We parted, love, twas in the summer time.
When fair young roses lightly opcd their leaves,
And each bright aowerben sweetly rang IL,
Twas ere the uarn ring In Of yellow sheaves-
Twas just one year ago
Night shadows slowly erept about our path.
A erept the shadows Ger our loving hearts
And dArkaess spread around her like . pail:
The darkness which coming grief imparts,
Came just one year ago.
might not tell thee OF my boding fears.
SO ever helsful WAS thy slightest tone,
90 checked my tears where well, too well,
knew,
That eyermore my path must be alone.
From one sad year ago.
fei thy farewell Kiss upon my lips,
Each tone and look sank deep within my heart
The memory IA ~ dear to Ine as life
And yet Il makes the bitter tear drop start,
Since one long year ago.
Our paths diyergsd might no, see thee NOR.
hut Ia the gSrnered memories of the past
I cherish thoughts Of what thou vert II ,ore.
Scarce lees than angel when met the last,
One long sad year ago.
TIE mystery Of Eternity Is solved
Forever ioued. the depths Of peace and rest
Forever lost. earth sorrows and its tears
Why do mourn that thou art nov more blesi
Than one sal year ago
The birds now chant requiem o er thy grave
Thy struggling spirit Is forever free
Beloved one! canst thou look from thy bright
home
To earth, Look down, siill blessing loving me
As just one year ago.
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We Might Have Bse..

ras iolia~,as sesa,sui inss trem the Of ihs
ii.s Nrs NnsroS The Ensllsh pos'ss.
whom nrsi ". love you know seldom. ~sd,
Time rules ali And life indeei ts MT
1hs thing We piauaed " cut ~rv hope ~Hs dead
Aud then wonen ranbot eksasse out hi
Much mus, be horne whieh u ls hard to bear.
Much gisru away which ~sre sNe eet v kesp
Gst hs ID us all who need. indeed his care
And yet know the shepherd invss hts sheep,
Ny ih,is boy berins io habss
Upon my khse his earliest infant prayer,
H- ha. h,s fathers eager sy-~, know.
And they say too, his msisers sunny hair
nul uh~n hs sleeps aud sn.iss npoa M kn.~.
And can feel his hsht eresgh come and a..
think Il oss-Hesvrn b@lp aud pity the
Whs I"y~d ma, and n ham l,yei lnnr ago
Who snishi have heen 49, ali, whA, dare noa thnk'
". are ali cbsnged. Tod Judges tof ~. hs.i
,i'sl help dn otr ia'y and nai shrink
Aud uas, IN Heaven hnu,hy fur use r--a.
kas blame VI wonea not, " s,ia~ appear
f.p cnld al tunes ai,d saose uso Cav anil lshi,
satu- Eriefs Rusw deep some sss hard W. hear.
Vino Knows tsr past Aud wsn car Iuags rtshf
All, err a jsdRrd BY ~hA, sal4ht hate h~sp
And Boi by v hat Ne are. too apt to fsii
Nv fuls vhlld-bs sleep. and siniles hstwrsh
fhesr,h ,hsuRhts and me In Heaven We shall ksou ali
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Ths fclbwing is the leits, ,o which rf
eras MAS msie in oar pa,~r a yesterday,
b. the ~. Louis Asse,,uf. giving an 10
caaut OF iurih~ Indian ,Nl'rsiatios in 10
VA. Ire letter Is vague in i,s character,
AMI Aboanis in cxtravNyaai assertions, evi.
IDENTIFY ha~ed uTaa rumer. II viii proha.
ply turn oat the e@user'ar, II the Indian
war. near Manka,o,
tea@ he s,.seat nsms,ss,
Four pxs MONKS, Iowa April -,
Fcr come DAYS W. have hrn starthsl nun
time 10 tinH by rumors of u thrcatenSi nj.
tack upon the settlers oa the Upper ds
Moinee. which might prove sad sequel
10 the bloody scenes enacted uar Spirit
lake, bat nothing sufficiently well aa,hcn,i,
catei had transp,rSl herto!orc 10 excite ANY
Considerable attention,
Yesterday morning, however. an cNpr~s-
man arrived from Fort Dodge 10 procnw
ammunition AMI aSsistancr, 10 ,icirnd thu
placc, stating that holy NJ from 300 10
500 Siou> fmlanS were advancing upon
the place ls.ing within flf,rn miks whrn h.
irfi.
Ruiaors were carrui IN town last night,
that at II o'clock on Saturday, balis~ II
| n1lans wcr ~sn crossing the Ik~ Mone~
rivT. IN the immediate vicinity Of Fort
bsigc. anil iear~ arr eatrtaiBd ihni the
place has been attacked before now.
1.-THE attack has b"u made by the iorse
stas.Sl ... L.
'ent@i 81 he. there wcee no, enough men nor
sufficient ammunition in the place. 10 with
stand the fury Of the aeag,S even for very
shor, time
Yesterday several Mail,es arrived IN
Iowu nom the coontry. thirty az oriy mil'~
above here having iumhkd Few clothes
and 'hr women and children into open wag.
ms. and beat hasty rtfvat, having their
b@sc~ and stock anesrsl for From all this
!, Is apparent that whether any la~tilities
ire rally Ia be iearel or not, We, tho panic
4 not less rrut than Il wonld bc we're the
Indians artualIy IN eur midst
COMPANIES have alr-ady b@n hrmeL IN
he villcge north II this, Ia 20 10 the relief
u the h~cigcl districts, and while write,
he drum AMI iiie are sounding, im r~ruits
rom this plaec. Two companies arr likely
% bc formed here. me ifoIn each aide oi the
liver The munitions ~ war have been
cnt IN adsanc, nv sypsaal n,~sr' ers. and
,robably two handrei mrn viii lca VI IN
hort time
One company has alra,ly gone irum
,oone~l'oro'. h'a,i~i by his honor Judge
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-14

Bayar,l Taylor writes from lapaiSi 10
the New York 7r,buns, the following con
ccrning bis exlrrence IN Arctic bathing
Mr.. Wolley proposed To us anotb"r lux
ury. in the shape of vapor bath. as Herr
Fors,rom had onr o, ,ho~e bathing 'hotl~cs
which arr universal in Finland I, was a
little woal.-n t,uildng withoat winiow- \
Finnish servant gir'. who bad been fot sotns
time engaged in getting !, in r'sadnsss, oisn-
.i the door br ~. The interior was yer,
ho, and moist, like an oriental bathing hail
Ia iie center vas pile " bot sioIs~, coy
erei with birrh boughs. the lssv'< Il vhici'
gave out an agresble smell. aDd q lrTc int
Of water. 1he aoor was sircvn With straw
apd under the roof was platform eybrsiins
across one epi u the building This Wa
cover,,l xith sofi hay. AMI reacbei by uean,
of . lslstr. for 'he purpss q gstiing tis
full etyrt q the steafg- Some stools anal a
tspch Or COR clothes ootnpses,i the arrange
u~nts 1bcrp va. also in otr oorrer q
p,tchsr u water, standing IN a i,'tls lsap d
sno~ to kep i cool.
The srvan,-girl came In after "a. aTsi Mf
( W. uuirfly proc~isi 10 updr>s informing
a. that the girl WA isthine ,nastcr. an
wnuA do ,hs usual scrubbiHg and slIsmps,
ing. This. !, sfTIs, v 'be ge'sral pcactie
! In Piniansi. ani y bot another example 9
the uDsnlnrrxs~d hsts,s - the J.opse u
thi. par, of ,he world The poorer familss
20 into thei. bathing rSouIs together iath
u. E.c,h sr All ehil,irs .D,i takf tasps Il
p.l..hing each Others iasks, Il ~caH hav
t,ru rd,suIoas To have shown ANY ls,.i,aiin'
arsis tk< circumstances; 10 lat. on irsisgnit,
10 ibe simpie. ksas.s. virtsoas giri; and :
we deliberately unir~-ed ai@o wben a
last W stood. hke oar hrs parents Ia Para
I,-r naked and ps, z<hansd.' she hans'
n. ban hss ~ hsrch twxs With tie Savss o:
;i,e 90 of ~hich va m1xsStei by tis y,
a -rulp,arv. We Inoanfed 20 ths pl.sfrr
and lay doxu upon oar haeks. xkr~npo
strs ipcrsa~d The ,erzFsrxtar bY ihgoTiE.
..,.x a,NG ~ bos ,ias>.. sEin sis ha
sas ratlr Oppressive. ADD st tsras
sueai prots<sy. .fe isso ss's ap hane
al bsch twixs which bad hs~a dpTssl IN BE-
us.ss. sad svi,es'i Is snart'y sfrsn bad
sys Win =, bad sssa<,e thryzgbl
rsrsass.i ard Iss, ne dessssisi N tie s's'
sa,~i oarxsve Ey,on tAs ssos4s and se-
,rsbtsd vIsh -a~p ~ ,hcrua1hiy ne prePr
, ,,y tsrraittsd. The siri .ss an StmsrabI
ts,sr. iAe r~~sl' a sny pEass.w ~ u
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Jypar GRosH, of Pennsylvania, comm
nica,es the following to the .imbas@ior
Amer the plea not guilty was entered
aud the Jury was sworn or affirmed, a small
very intelligent looking boy WAS called 10
the witness. stand. The defendant attorney
objected TO his testifying. on account ol
his age. &c. The attorney for the common
wealth said the boy was unusually inirlli.
gent. and requested the court to examine bis
competency, and proceeded accordingly
very mildly,
Judge Wha, Is your name, my souy
Boy -~------ ----------. (Giving his name
very distinctly. which do not nov rcmem
ber)
Judgv Where do you nst,e, my little
man?
Boy In this city, sir.
Judge Have YOU a parent nr parents
alive and residing here!
Boy One only my mother.
Judge DO you attend school, my sou
Boy sir.
Judge presume from your intelligence
and praisrworthy conduct here, that you
will soon b. allowed 10 attend the High
School and become a useful man AMI III NJ
csssary) assist your COED mother.
This drew tears Of pleasure 10 his eyes
and he replied that by the favor oftlr School
Directors. he had attended the High School
for the last six months.
Judge How old are you. my good boy
Boy Ny mother says that ON tomorrow
| will he thirteen years old
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-14

Ply from the world, oh Nellie TO me
Thou wilt never lind any sincerer;
III give up this world. Oh Nellie, for thee
can never meet any that's nearer.
Then tell me NO more, with tear and sigh.
That our love viii be ccnunfed by many
All have their follles, and who will deny
That ours is the sweetest Of ANY.
When your lips have NE, mine, Ia communion
50 sweet
Have We felt - II virtue forbid ~
Have We felt ss IL Heaven denied them 10 meet
No. rather twas Heaven that did it,.
10 innocent, love. is the joy We then sip,
so kttle of wrong Is there II u,
That wish ali my errors were lodged on your
LIP,
And "a kiss them away in a minute"
The rexding of these created considerable
mirth among the spectators. An immoier-
ate laughter, created by the poetic ef'asion,
was checked by the officers Of the court