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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-28

WAsTEFULNEss SIN-The American peo-
pie have grown foolshly extravagant and
wasteful on account of their very abundance.
Persons who have travelled in foreign coun-
tries, where everything is turned to account,
say that what an American family wastes is
enough to keep one there. Be this true or
not, in times such as these, to waste what
Others may be suffering for is positively
criminal. A Dubuque paper mentions a poor
woman being seen by friend of theirs pick
ing up some meat, bread and potatoes, that
had been thrown into an alley by private
family. We hope such sight will never be
recorded by the papers of ST. Paul, but
whether it is or not, remember the poor who
have nothing, while you have plenty. We
are sail children of a common Father and a
Brotherhood, of help should pervade all
classes, while the times fall heavily on those
who are not well provided for.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-28
TO ALL PERSONS INTEREsTED IN

u
You will take notice that the jurors appointed to view
he proposed extension Of Summit Avenue, &C. in the
City of st. Paul, have estimated and determined the
whole value Of bnildng (being barn situated in said
proposed extension stinsons brick house) aside
from the value Of the land and the injury to the owner
in having the same taken from him. at one hundred and
fifty dollars and the value of such building remove at
one hundred dollars, and that you required APP
pear on the twenty second day Of December A. D. 1857
or give notice notice Of your election The Common
Council Of the said city either accept the of
said Jurors and allow such building to be taken with the
land appropriated, Of your intention to remove such
building at the value set thereon by the
Dated, st. Paul, Nov. 26th, 1857.
w3w L. p COTTER. CITY Clerk.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-28
CITY ITEMS.
THERMOMETRICAL RECORD.

REPORTED THE MISNEsoTIAN BY DAY jerks, DRUG
GIsTs, CORNER OF THIRD AND CEDAR STREETS.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-28


Il confidence in the House Of Marshall & Co. will
ceive at par their certified checks certificates of de-
posite under Hundred Dollars payment of notes,
book account or merchandise. NICOLS BERKEY.
oct1O-d1m.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-28

TOR SALE!-A SPLENDID SADDLE
Il Horse. sound and kind warranted tie work in sin
gle or double harness, Enquire at this office, orto
ct.17dtf j. CAMPBELL.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-28

MAPS OF RED WINE.-A SPLEN,DiIl Ll.
IV1 Lthograph Map Of Red Wing, just Puniisned
Price.-Eor Coored Maps, Mounted % 90; Plain. 'oc.
Copies sent by Mail Express to any part OF the
country. SMIIh31v"".sSSTSS.. =.
Red Wing. vAo-~W
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-28

CRAYED, FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS
- in Saint Paul, bay Horse five years old, medium
size short me- and white star the forehead The
finder will be rewarded for leaving him at the house OF
JAMES DAY, Corner of Wabashaw an 10th Sts
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-11-28


sense in spending the large fortune he acquired
in his business after he retired from bust
ness, he undertook to build himself large
and costly house on ledge Of rocks, in that
part OF the city called the Hotwell in build
ing this house he actually made some rooms
out of the solid rock, and so costly were his
operations that he spent all his money before
it was completed, the house is still standing
and looks quite modern, and will be perhaps
bone of contention among the antiquari-
ans in many ages to come, to know how these
rooms were formed.
have often thought it is very strange, that
with US where land is so cheap, compared to
land in this country, that so little should be
laid off for public recreation for those that
come after US, for the day will come, when it
will be as valuable as in this country. In,
and near this city are some fine public
grounds. One place alone called Durdham
Down contains 400 acres.
On hill near this place stands solitary
round tower about 60 feet high, it resembles
military watch tower; this place is called
Cooks Folly. The inscription over a door
there says it was built by man by the name
Of Cook in 1898; find the following legend
connected with it :: previous to the birth OF
Cooks first child, Gipsey fortune teller
meeting his wife alone in the woods told her
she would bring forth son, but that the
child would never arrive at the age of man
hood, (namely q, but would meet his death
by silent enemy. After the birth of the
son, the father dreamt dream similar to the
Gipsey's prophecy, and became prey to a
superstitions melancholy, and endeavouring
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-07

NHV !.
Ybilabstp ; a, Nrrtt 10. 1856.
6Irrcn evans uub otIcr: - IS 0Ss
pGbrr mir ctt b$:bltt Srturc, Cub biToibctbtj9sn
u t&nnn, cn6 mir ss Der ttlbdetnosu 0uolitat ptr
3ibtrhtitS:Gutln. Die itb per cEgCn 9Etnatcn rcn
Cub taufIt, 81 psrrantsu bottn, zap mir eipsu are;
sen Sb,l unf.rSr 5umtttn, @tlbcr Yopltrcn, etc.
rttttitn, ptbc in SGfabr ltanptn lei rem Stucr on
csm &ouitcoo Ytoet, am Mrr8tn tes ltn ltprils
;critSrt ~ ucrrtr.
Q8.nn mir in 9Gtrnht ;iihsn, boG bicft SiitSn in
Gem 1ttn Stcd NtS G5stiuOts rlrtu, ptlhcs mir bt
uebutu, uuN No5 ft ipItrbn in btn o0uftn otr
trtnn:nN;n &Vintn hiuatfItit, atItUc Die yoiGl ic
ares mar, o18 Dix ml9ln3nIn ptatttn 9tlhmcltn fno.
c tSuntu mir nttbt uubiu rit Grbaltun9 unfSrIr
ptrthgcU:n! Q301rCn. ais UGtrNu9'nrts 3tuQrig ais
witbsn, raB Sure ,6iittn 9YnJib 6tusritlt irH.
9Rjt Srtuotu pIrom rojr bjtTdb;n GiIIhJftS ecu:
teN, ol5 cine iit)rt @tihUeun3 9c9tn Sru'r ontm:
pftbISn. 0esrye IL. 5inons une Jomp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-07
wht1obtIphio. 2(pril II. 1856.

YbttobsIpbio, a, 2prit II. 1856,
!6crren Goons : uno QBGtf on:- Sbne
3pttftt miro s$ Sbutn ticb in gu erfahrtn, rog ib
min 8utb, 4clttp pcn Stritbtrun9. @srtttsaten
ron Stct. uuo anotre iptrthprue Sciumcntt, am
ceten Srtita9 olS id Die pcn ibrer Strmo psrfrt9te
Sibtrbtits:8itt Sffnstc, in 9utem 3uiionbs fano.
Da i'd ,uu9tt oa6 oieTttbs Der fthr 9rciGn oiet
aus9cTtet plr uthcs oaS ,,ltrtilan Gjtbiure" Irrs
aSrtt, uno Oa tb pujte oaG lit Scm 3teu Sctt btrs
ataefaNru par, 70 tSunts i'd, rrr ber @rSfnuu9 uuc
5nipettlcn eI6 5nasrn nur wmi8 pc1mn9 ho6rr,
ooB Der Subat uabir itb cjnt Ycnic hcbsm @Etrb
bictt, firntrbln mob ir9tno 9atrth fir mjh Genacn
tSnntt. Ol aNIr Nitfi |cfirhtura'n 0tidithtr
BsI' ijh anctrS ausrpirf,n, fc fdtt ib ts 6ts mti
ne NfIi;ht ot9tn Stt, nfunitIb psn C1Gbroutb ibrr
I8ten 2(aen onjutmpfshlir, mtltbc pirftjh ocNCu
otsiSs fdrbtIrII6bc Clement tcihdFt ;u itinmUnldcr
E>ruaro GaeFla, 9u6tineer.
%F@ritSnNil ouf 6auo, Wotcnt Yulpcr u. Nict:
6sitt Sbl3FIr fir @onteu, Strbrs, II. (. NJ.
2(prit 30. 1856. ralS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-07
:. Il. SlaG0rO's COIiDe Gar,
Elm BrSse9 Etcetrii&es flfittcl fir aac RraGE;
beltcn eeo '5alieo uno eer Gun5en.
Sttpe Sarwirb ansrwenoet unh
eiu9ea bmet uno ntbt etn9snoms
M Il.
Inintifntfncn.


qStuoe es an burb rtibtn no SbHtrjtn ecrt
Sranfbsittn eriitirln; Damn bcotds Die SbclItn mi
Gtntm pflaittr 9enaht aus 9'Eittm Stlct, o0ran
bette Gin oGnntr llml;bo9 von 8Gunpcu Batting
Damn bc6ttt bas 8au9 nit odnnsm 9uSttu.-
93aumpalIe coer rpclltnSr Stannta mag 9cbraub
ucroen aufatt QtStttr Stios, o06ci perOm ober btr
Sptralicntn osS RIttIs uitbt 70 itbusN uno ptrtlan
itin.
EGr-Ginotbm:eu- SGet ciu ShSI:hen
6tr cine 9,cpt nit bt5sm GSaItr (baltt Cs beig J
oicEt in rd6 Shithcn qsnuQ SltUi Sor Inn rem Sc:
osn ~ bloetIn; Der tetrt Raum miro ol5bolo init
bIm Gitrub 9tfiQt Fin, ber hsm GrontGn cine Ut:
ncsph9rt hsrrcrtrirat, qefbpYn9rt NIT Dem IletIl'
cben Cjtrufbfcrs rcr . i've upN Der 81 tb te
015~ @rnrure ben Sljpe SAT- tiglttb sum Gtnatbf
mtn, rDit cbtn anactcitfti. "
Sine apocre NRttbcNt lum @inothmtn u: etAc
bas Siot Sar apf ot&ttts Stiot Vfolttr, irtlchES,
ntnn cs nuf Der gSrut Qttraa:n miro. rit obs ot5
NSrptrs 0as Sliccu Sor oumiti2 itnau6ount tdhrt
,ro p!s IS ouhl.iQt miro cs ctu0tathnct Nas Sd:
SsicesWIaiir isutt init frjfhcm Stptn Sheer tc,n
anecru Sa9 plrnildbt mtretn Sn btfIiA'n SiNtn,
cotr in oeusn pcn larNtr 0autr, lcGttn ott cpt9en
;pci 9NetGCOtn o!r GnotbmnnA 0ttraubt wTetn.
gBsnu c6i1t Oirrftcnen ttictQt ptrcm, fam
Die Ebttmnitsn SiNtn oou Nr0nthstttn ot5 Safes
rCtr Der euu1m-ptnn al;lh nthtic 0'lbOlno a's
btitt-2iu0erun9 ptrI:haTt ntrntn; wihrtno tempo
r1rt @trfSlmnasn. DIhe .oiQt, cutjinotttn eunatu,
SQE0EEOy cCNWp ONlNW tNE'g NIts N' N'hII'Hl 'yNNN
prtini9t!n b2;ttno;n Stnalt robN,ten.
ffcrb'S sStipe SGcer
Bibt uno brju9t eurib Sic 0aut; eobr miro cS in
oUtr CbrcniIhtn cocr ottipsn Gntjarhunatn hSht
heilIaR osfInoSn, iuosmes aerort auf hit Ncrptr,
bic 9Rusftlu uub Sttcntt rpErtrt.
iDe EDetr ga
@i7ebt ous ptrmil;atm Slpn Steer unS 6ommd:
2alb in alGi;bcu S6lttn. OilTt Sotbs 1T Gins 9''
r,Ft sur fir ale Nranthdttu otr oaut
CL5- Sbmtrjtn tiunrn uitbt bcifehtn tuc Sltos
SbTr tosr Sdpt Shetr Sal0c an9wtucst miro.
StaforN's Olive Gbrcr
Gntbgit gtjnsn minir1ljfhn Sa6fanI wsrer nifti9r
2trtusi; bic oaupt Sn3rtojcnt2n fno Ntth qttnt
2b9sr, uuo Sd aus rem Spouiib StieInNoum.
StafGrn'0 0liur Cheer
asirc fa6ri;ir bur6 cine Gtrfabrun0sort wItb' nu:
lb patsntirt ptrSt vcn 0rn. Z. n. Sra'Fcro, prof;
tikbr Gbtmiter. ourtb Wtttbs &lrfabrunASpeiit all
bic ialrtn unO fbarfsn @ttanotbtlln, uabr in otn
2ugtani5n cnthaltIno fino ois rtcii 99ibun0 (@cm:
ptuno) fcrmirtn, cbus pEn GjI0raut3 ptn 0bcmtta
Ten Qitrtnnt prrcn.
G5-3u ba0en in GGentoun hei
2uppt1 S4miNt, glPrtNcter.
Suti 80. 1856. NILS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-07
SSS Sorgem'S
Serbrcberte Icufr~ mb wnierbi9te
Gpmpplitipn fir 0Gber.

Scr6rcBerte 5Scufrr unb paIIereiGiF
Gpmppltipn fir 0Gber.
Sore Nufmertinmtcit pirp cbrerbett8a ouf biz
ptige MtboCs CUR &srfrrtgun9 Yrn Oaawrrtcn
gelenft, jcgt gsbr1ubt in Dbaapelplia unp 9fH4'
tnrjdaft, ulO ausgrltGNt in 9ebraud in fea
StIptn res 9GrirNS, np lie. untfr allen might
den lmaInptn wdbrrno btT lsBtcn 1 Sabrn
9epriit pprpfn. g9r fn,pfcbIen ricicite raRrs
pertralulrgepca pem Nubli(un ais cine WetNrcs,
,ar GrirtigunB non DGAwcrtT, uacegwUfl4
in iepcr Ssichuu9. Stc pteIGi8t in iiA pte wtrtbs
pouen @rfcrDtrniIl yen g8eNlfcIbcin. DHWrbNI"
tisteit uub S5iarbct acNsn 0cuer icncbl ais 0e'
Qcn 2Galicr. sic utuuut i@nel ptn 9tab Gin pCn
0llen nnpern Oahz2lrten, no lie ctnIGtGbrt rur~
rc, gitt aQBemriue Sef,Ccigur1, uno wtrr oon
2lurn 6pd cmpfo9tn bic brc 9tdg.idtdt 9rpytft
baten. Die IGhtr trluhrn cine NtiBgn8 ppn
ndt mrbr ais 1 3otl I'M 5U6, wcldrs EN- 8rcBcr
&orltel i'm 6all Scn 6eucr unb gum Grpdnen 9es
wd6rt. Ste fcmmCn weit ttalgcr i'm 9reis ais
ir9eno oroere trnuetc D6&u uno trpirfcn cine
tsrcutenpe GripamtB in ben &citn Ies B,aurS.
ISaGerlrdbcn ntGBcn aus Cem ndmdrn DtatcrtoI
actilcct iprrsn, mc bas DAD at wet acrjnac<
rsn Sp0cn SIN 6aI! zines Dcicit' prrr SsdS'
ri1mg puyh ir9rnp cine lkladIr, 1T fem DAD 70
leidlt 81 repllirtN
Die Wltertalirn iinb ej.lca5 9itdtablctrr rr
cter, paAcr 1t ttip DAD 10 fit5I int Scmmr
rotl Sr mlrm TN 9S,Rter. 0ejcH4e rie p,Cie
BSAtr ,u eetrau6cn panIAm IpGt'n Crn 5par-
rsn rinea SAL pan uraeiiDr 3cti im 5ub JsteR,
: tD. IDarrCn uIo 50.
0latElltr ocn QSarC'n uuo bGrUram.
Sc. 4 SOrqubar 9SulG,uJs, Bier S;ct, -GatE-s
Sr., 9IltnU5sr Ger @g;1an3E pb'lardrhta.
Ez-Dtr llntr,ciaaetr ii angsltat ais Nscnt
iar geda uup Gar5cn Gauutiss, uno alls Selrl.
lun9cn iUatp an Jpn ein8ciaart tprNcn.
-J>fcpb CIcwtu.
@acataun, Sanuar 9, 1856. HiSI
ssa- Jclsmre Ssrrcn tatr tire 6Surtr aufI
ocrtcr1ctenpe 2IIt baden laiicr no Id' 9eocr
ppn pcm e'ciaatcn teitjcti8cn fam, Der lei loren
ccrIpriat, ninti@ I:
". :. SrIrlr, unirn St. ;piT.b'n 9ttn uno 10
y. Sttttllr. QGslnu6, Sttu uup 8.
Z. Yoblin. 7tIu StrdFG.
Seth unO 9da9. 4ttn URp 5tSu.
Z. ". 92cnt, GiIu -Stra5t.
9sip uno anauR. 9tu Stra5t
u. sizes. Gdt lrcn uno 7ttn StroFs.
~ g. .'N2riaht, 4ttr StraIr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-07
Si0cr0ctt8~ Giftcn.
Die SoIamapoer Si3 3crbeit, Qiatn pun
3bilopctpbia grGen Nie 1prIt
Gaons ms g9otfp II,
Vbil0betpGio, a, 2(rtit l2. l

@RDB 9E9tn Q15 0T0ITtn0I 0Itmtnt, Fa6 0tVtr
nno
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-07


Sir picl MQlt, @uttcr unt Gctt.
0riunrc5 ui6 icttr3 GteD Rrt wrnig
Outtcr.
SGCpotbeter 6. O.. !)trnrr, vittbcr frdbtr Gt'
~ OancU4Ep'5 OrU3itcDr ptrtUoltttt, bat Gem
Bunfbl Elmer p,tin Sriunrs cntfprcthen uno III
ptttr uru rrntu 9Gsltcn jtrtt9efGbrt nm itint ips
10 wuuolrtar pirttnptn ulo GtItttn 0E0Brtn
ic II y ie pulp uuo Ie inc in tmtn I
nun gum 9Iuetp 0lltr 9Gtlt tn5 Gircgt IN ttrettn.
Gr bat 81 oi,iIm 3.UldS ctn grcBtn Salcn in Der
OoofIIcmFb0ltt III la;ncpn cjn82ribtct wc Cr i'm
SrcGCn uHo <intn itinGu Gunoen a6partsn miro.
Bur 8cqltmGjbftit brftI3tn bat CT NttOTIo9cn in
alien }pctbGfn urN ptn 0rSftrtn Stcbrs i'm Sonrt
irridttt no cciattu }(ytltl, ra6 putocr nit tincr
1t0cuhanbion llnrcritbrlft pTf,bsn uno eos eminent
mt itlnIm StC9d uno RIlo uno ltntm Namtn tnt
S'as tjuQttlotn dtb ungrfIIIht uuo ju rtn 0ltthrn
prtijin Crhatttn tvlrrcn taun lpic bier. 3Citcrtn
unr llptrt bic ltinS oStImttd in 0rrBen 0uantltG:
ttu Qtbroutbtu, wtrrGn OucD tt QftOctn btNjtnt-
5tincm &ithpHQtr bat CT unIt cn GaGntQ 81 S)rgn
NIu gi0mn
LEHTGII CATTLE POWDER
atlIttn uno lmoftht t5 noni btcnp;rs wtaen Ttiucr
,tNrn onolrn 6atie @riDScr fshtlnosu Qrc6tu
Tralt Ole g ouf Ole &WpauUnlsWirfjiu0t ouStm,
wc0ur,b Scr arose trtut Won Tutttr
pcl,hcs Gd Der atrS1nli;btn TGttsruu9 niht rtroOu
ct miro uuo DtfaHntiib Ua!r Nrtiaa)rl Yro;nt, 0ir
Lbicr oar bic oItftt 0u5mobt 9trcttt unC fcrjt in
SttIb Ettt YRlh uno 8utttr rcrlpanrslt miro, ott
tincn aus0tithult ftintn Sitihmat hetsr. llcGtr
Die Nrmtnoun9 wr o!jlun0 ptribilomtr Nrontbci:
ten faott man pcut Grtilmrun1 in ben pano6iUS
wGttbs itosr @cr tIj9stt8t ino. Stin
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT
hat Ih nts untbirtrIffIitb eruittn bst iimmtliben
Nlusttl: uno Gtttnt5trantbtttn, wit &trrtntuuatn,
GTlt0ubunatn, SthWtuOG, &btumatiSmuS, Itttu:
uno Sttttnibmtr;tn. Srrttiultn, roS bEit Ding,
8cht (Souuocr) 1cttt, 0arm9itbt uno 9ani bclcn:
oCrs Sur Stirtun9 Der HtrgIn uno Nustttn nab
Der G4ijTs on8tpnott mic ss tct isbsn @cttct bsi:
9Itt9tt 3etsl fa9t. Dtnsni9sn, mcbsn ftinc 9Rebi:
ntu ncb pidt bttanut fup, rpito ctu ein;iltr Ser
fub lo0tn mas fs fnO, nSmldb bic uGslitbtsn uno
Utrtbscaittn loousmittl fur oltc Gtiuoc uno pjrb
mtius 9Rtrijintp ju ciucm oausn,ttta MAIDEN in iI:
Der Sanilis. prSis 25 GtS. naS Stdd-5 fdr sinsn
Sbaltr bel
6. g. 9trner, GQentcnr,
uub ltiutn a9tnttr.
Jonuor %. 1856. rllS
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-10
STOCKTON CITY MILLS
S2s2 Main-st., West End Stockton, eeeasss
= Established in 1861 e

VvHE undersigned, confident from their long
Il experience in the Milling business, of their
ability to manufacture the best description of
FLOUR would invite the attention of parties
wishing to purchase, to the established reputa-
ton their brand has acquired in the Southern
Mines, and wherever introduced, for its purity
and superior quality.
They would take this occasion to inform
their friends and the public, that having added
to the premises, Fire proof Brick Store House,
4OxSO feet, capable of storing 900 tons grain
improved and perfected the machinery of the
Mills, their increased conveniences enable them
to confidently guarantee every sack of Flour
branded s'SToCKToN City MILLS
To Merchants and Farmers, they would add
that they continue to pay particular attention
to grinding all kinds of grain. In conclusion,
they would respectfully refer all those unac-
quainted with the Mills, to the principal Mer-
chants of Stockton and the Southern Mines.
SPERRY & co.
n. 3. The Office has been removed to the
new building. adjoining the Mill, where orders
are solicited for Flour, Corn Neal Ground Bar
iey Shorts, Bran &c. S. & Co.
Stockton, April IL, 1851. apl ll-6mo
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-10
a DIsBANDED VOLUNTEER

PAY AS YOU Go.-The more YOU re-
fleet, the more We are convinced that not
money, but credit, is the "root of all
evil - and the only wise system of the
trade, the only sure remedy for the null
titude of social evils, is to be found in
the golden maxim, PAY as you 90. .
Let the rich, who have the cash on hand
begin the reform, to-day, and every vein
and artery Of the social organism viii feel
a glow of quickcning vitality, prompting
to all sorts of benevolent actions, leading
to the most blessed results. Debt causes
a thousand fold more suffering than Af-
rican slavery, and yet our philanthropic
reformers have no sympathy for the evil
that produces it. The Southern planter
sells his cotton before it is grown; the
Northern farmer cats his corn before ii
is harvested; the merchant realizes his
cargo before ii arrives; the builder mort
cages his house, story by story, and every
body " buys on time in the hope OF
being richer tomorrow than to-day
And this is the great and radical wrong
of society.
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-10

WORKING AND THINKING.-It is nc
less fatal error to despise labor, when
regulated by intellect, than to value it foI
its own sake. We arc always IN these
days trying to separate the two; Wcwant
one man to be always thinking, and an
other to be always working; and we call
one gentleman and the other an opera
tive. Whereas, the workman ought Of
ten to be thinking, and the thinker
ought often to be working; and both
should be gentlemen in the best sense.
As it is, we make both ungentle-the one
envying, the other despising his brother;
and the mass of society is made up of
morbid thinkers and miserable workers.
Now it is only by labor that thought can
be made healthy, and only by thought
that labor can be made happy; and the
two cannot be separated with impunity.
All professions should be liberal, and
there should be less pride felt in peculi-
lrity of employment, and more in excel
cncc Of achicvmcnt Rush,in.
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-10
THE F-dRMER' s GUIDE

10 Scientific and Practical agriculture.
By Henry Stephens, F. R. s., of Edinburgh.
and the late J. p. Norton, Professor of Scien-
tific Agriculture, in Yale College, New Ha-
ven. vols. Royal Octave. 1900 pages, and
numerous Wood and Steel Enorayinps.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work
on agriculture ever published, and in order to
gve 1t wider circulation, the publishers
have resolved to reduce the price to !
ftUe Dollars for the taco Eoluases!
When sent by mail fpost paid) to California
and oregon, the price will be 81. To every
other part of the Union, and to Canada most.
paid,) Ss. erOs'
nsA- THIS is NOT the Old aBook Of Tie
Farm
kemittances for any of the above publica-
tons should always be addressed, post-paid
to the Publishers
LEONARD, SCOTT & Co,
septlo-t No. 5a, Gold street Y. York.
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-10
READ AND REFLECT.

If there's an hereafter.
fAnd that there is, conscience, uninhuenced,
And suffered to speak out tells every man,
Then it is an awful thing to die,
More horrid yet to die at ones own hand.
Shall Nature, swerving from her earliest dictates
Self-preservation, fall by its own act?
Forbid it Heaven!
The indulgence in secret practice is the most
certain, though not always the most immedi~
ate and direct avenue to destruction Physi-
clans of all ages have been most unanimously
of opinion that the loss of one ounce of semi
nal secretions, by unnatural aid or emissions
weahens the system more than the abstraction
of forty ounces of blood. One of the FIRST
writers on medical Jurisprudence states that
three-fourths of the insane owe their malady
to such abuse.
How important, then, it is for every one,
having the least cause to suspect any trouble
in that way, to attend to it Immediately; even
one single occurrences should be sufficient to
cause doubt, and much more so if the person
had ever indulged in the soul-killing habit
The treatment pursued by the justly celebra-
ted Dr. j. C. Young, in cases of seminal weak
ness impotency, sterility, nervous debility and
paralysis, the last is the most dangerous, and
when it once occurs, incurable.) is not sur
passed by any Physician in the country. 1t is
the same as that followed by him for years,
under the guidance of the world-renouned
Ricord of Paris, and Acton of London. DIR.
Youngs office is at the corner of Montgomery
and California Streets, where he can be con-
suited on that and all other private diseases,
with the utmost confidence and secrecy. DIR.
Young will warrant perfect cure, or make no
charge.
n B.-LetterS ncosing $1,000 will receive
prompt attention. The Doctors time being so
much taken up that he cannot attend to letters
unless paid for it.
p S-Apartmcnts privately arranged.
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-10
Murder Done.

1.-THE following BRIEF brilliant fantasy, SAYS
the editor of the Waverly Magazine, we think
startlingly beautiful 1t gives us a thrill OF
sorrow, and while reading it we could not help
thinking of the wild vail which swells through
the November woods at nightfall Melodious
in the extreme, but weird, wild and loncly!-
The author, 7. B. Aldrich, has written many
delightful poems
Lost, lost, lost
4 beautiful Soul is lost
beautiful Soul went down, down;
Down like a ship at sea
Who knows if soul be lost?
The moon went into cave,
Whose satellites were pointed with stars,
With scintillant crescents of stars rye
And the sweet south wind came over the
| And broke on the lattice-bars
Invisible fingers of air
| Just lifted the curtains fold,
Just lifted the calm of her golden hair
Liquescent and glittering gold
And she stood like the thought of a sculptor
carved
/ In marble, snowy and cold,
But her pure, sweet look was rs foul lie
! As ever q woman told
Her shrek went up through the night,
To spheres that reeled overhead
She lay at my feet and her face was white,
/ 1t hauntcth me now, twas so very white
/ As whispered it low she is deadp
! \ statue lay chill at my feet!
/ She lay with her eyes in eclipse;
A darkness hung in the length of her hair,
And shadowed her perjured lips.
| strangled her voice, but, 0 Cod
| would | could strangle the moan
That follows me ont in the silent streets
When | walk in the midnight alone!