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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-03
From the Pioneer and Democrat extra, of Yesterday.

DREADFUL DISASTER !BURNING OF THE
STEAMBOAT GALKNA FIVE LIVES LOST
THE Boar BURNED AND MAILS DESTROYED
LIST OF THE LOST AND SAVED As the
steamer Galena was landing at Red Wing on
Thursday morning, at l o'clock, fire broke
out about her smoke stacks which soon
spread and resulted in her entire loss.
None but an eye witness can describe the
confusion or realize the scene. As soon as
the flames broke out, the alarm was given
and men, women and children came rushing
down the stairway leading to the deck.
On account of the rush the men were una
BILE to launch but one plank which greatly
added to the confusion.
The fire originating forward of her wheel
house, and the wind blowing quite fresh down
stream, in few moments the entire boat was
one living blaze.
The loss of the steamer is complete, no in
surance. Little or no baggage is saved, mail
is lost, passengers are quite destitate.
No effort will be spared to relieve their
necessities and hasten them on to their desti-
nation. The universal opinion expressed by
all the passengers, is that Captain Laughton
and his officers did all that could be done,
and no blame can be attached to them, but
particular credit is due the pilot for the no.
BILE manner in which he maintained his post
until driven away by the flames.
The books of the boat not being saved,
we have made out a list of saved and lost, as
best we could. Enclosed please find the
same. In haste,
MESEROIE e. McT,AprN
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Who died to save the worldp''
The pin was again inserted, snd

Who died to save the world2''
The pin was again inserted, and
Joe replied
"Jesus Christ! yin a still loude,
voice, rising as before from his seat.
That is also correct, but do not
manifest 80 much feeling; do be more
composed and reserved in your man.
ner," said the teacher in an expostulat.
ing tone.
After Joe had Gained down, the ex.
animation went on.
what will be the final doom of all
wicked men2" was the subject for con.
sideration, and, as the pin was again
"stuck in" and Joe Numbered out,
with a higher elevation Of the body.
He'll and damnation!'
"My young friend,' said the in.
structor, ''you gave the true answers
to all these questions; but while you
are here, we wish you to be more mild
i'm your words. Do endeavor, if you
can, to restrain your enthusiasm, and
give a less extended scope to your
feelings.
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LAD U E & PRATT,
ATTORN EYS AT LAW.
and Solicitors in Chancery.
AND AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
Real Estate, and Land Warrants.
MANronv1LE, DODGE Co., M. T
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25
JOHN BRIGHT.

The following picture of John Bright,
just now very conspicuous in English
politics, is from the Philadelphia Press:
A good looking, well built man, with
good nature as we'll as determination
mad firmness in his face. Clear blue eyes
brown hair in gentle waves, broad
chest, erect body-.-altogether person
able, not prepossessing. Rather gay
than grave in conversation Gives and
takes quid. Listens with pleased
attention to a good story, and barters
back another, quite as good in return.
Social, and fond of discussion, yet does
not seek to monopolize the talk. A
capital man to sit opposite to in rail
way carriage, from London to Man.
chester with his remarks on men and
things..-as Charles Grugan has expe-
rienced, We dare say. He has travel
led largely over Europe, and can well
describe what he has closely observed.
Speaks better of his political opponents
than, on the average, they Deserve
Has no faith in the Liberalism of Pal
merston, and never believed in the
|pseudo-patriotism of Lord John Rus.
sell, whom he believes to be aristocra.
teal to degree, with all his barney
about popular rights. Respects the
memory, and laments the death of Sir
Robert Peel, just at the time when he
had learned the lesson,-by statesmen
slowly taken to heart-that an honest
purpose evident to the people, will al.
ways be sustained by popular support.
Thinks that Bulwer would be better
in his library, writing novels, than in
Downing street governing colonies
Looks upon Lord Derby as a break.
water, to prevent the overflow of Pal.
mcrston and Russell into Office. Re-
CARDS Lord Stanley as the most rising
young politician in England, and des.
pairs not of seeing him the most liber.
al and popular Prime Minister Eng
land ever knew. Would probably
consent to sit in the Cabinet under
him, and would most certainly become
a great failure if he did-for he would
quarrel with all his colleagues, one by
one, in the course Of the first fortnight.
Drinks nothing but cold water, yet is
so belligerant on that pure element,
that his friend, Golden, one day said
halfjest and half earnest, that if John
Bright had not been bora and bred a
Quaker, it was evident that nature
had cut him out to be prize fighter
And, indeed, as he stands in the House
of Commons, a political Ishmael, will,
his hands against all parties, and
most of them against him, John Brigh.
Involuntary reminds one Of an intel.
lectual gladiator.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25
STATISTICS or SUICIDE.

Mr.. Buckle has asserted, in his able ant
interesting recent work on Civilization, tina,
the number Of suicides is = constant Quail
YIN other words. that suicides. like 9th
or SO called "crlmes. !" OCCUR very regularly
In the five years, 1928, it Is shown by til,
Registrar General Of England that s, AIS per
sons put period to their earthly career BY
self destruction, viz: 1856 males and l,62t
females. The annual average of male sui
|cides is 777.2 and that of females $685.
The general average shows that upward.
|of 1000 persons 1920 put an end to thei,
sufferings in every year Of grace. The low
est number Of suicides was 1920, in 1853
and the highest 1882 in 1856. Poisonin,
being the easiest, is common, but by NJ
means general mo6e OF sclf.destruction
The favorite poisons are arsenic, opium
laudamun. (the tincture Of OPIUM prussi,
acid; (the most rapid in its action, and Is
sentisl oil Of bitter almonds. It is remark
able fact that female suicides manifest
strange prediction for the very painful ir
ritant poison called ovalic acid. As man,
les thirty -four were so foolish as to choos'
this compound Of oxygen and CARTON, whill
l0ply fifteen males resorted to it. On tn,
other hand, sixty.seven men resorted tc by
drocanic acid, and eighty three to the oil o
almonds, while only eight women had tn
resolution to swallow the former fatal pois
lon, and eighteen the latter, Strychnine wa'
used by ono mar and ono woman, and il
one case ca,nphor was used. But hanging
lis by far the most general mode Of suicide
for nearly half Of the annual average ofsui
L. 49,. 4 -
pension. Cut-throats and drowning stand
next in the order Of frequency eight tenth.
of al suicides are committed in one Of thes,
three ways: Asphyxia proper, or suffoc..
tion BY the fumes Of charcoal. is by no means
. fkyorite mode Of suicide here. as in France
The greatest number Of SUICIDES occur BE-
tween the ages Q: thirty-tiye, th,rty-thrse
persons Of both sexes committed suicide Al
ten years Of ago, and fourteen parsons o
both sexes at the age Of eighty five.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25

o. Mr.. Buckmastcr, one of the cam
didates for the governorship Of Delcsi
ware, broug ht down the house with ~
storm Of applauses, few days since.
l He said I, that when = young mse, he,
and set declaration, al committed to-
memory. But when the Important
moment come for the denoucnnent. hias
|spesch cvaporaaed into thin air,s ,nsaa,l
in his confusion, he sts,nlncredI out th6s
question, if she would saecept him 1srs
her governor! t.And now,0ept)enieuy.,
he remarked, 6 do NOS kiso1 ~. ii.
can do better than ask ypus fks. saa,e,ss
question: Will you hes I'D
governor? The young - Z 81 S. . q
me for her governos S. n 81 ~ e 6 8
has since worked togcts IS li6o
and If your reply shall ! q r S
alive, ] assure you every % 81
happy result
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25
BANKING HOUSE OF
SMITH, %31da & co..

BANKING HOUSE OF
e41?3, &a19e & co.,
RED WING, M1sNEsorA TERRITORY.
RsT VIE &. kI HF1es. w:s DICKINSON
''' "''s'A A. ~ HT v1sRRntiuson, Bangor N.Y.
MaloneN MY.
WE will give special attention to Collec-
w tions, payment Of Taxes, and to tho pur-
chase and sa1c Of Real Estate.
Land Warrants for sale or to ...a on.
ey Received on Deposit.
REFER TO
Mes.rs: Green = sewell, Bankers, New York,
". A. Wheeler, Esq, Cash'r Malone Blk, Y,
Me:srs. z. A. Btxchard > Co., Roston,
E. !: Imkhsm, Esq, Banker, Chicago,
Darrell Fish, Esq, President Of Farmers Ba,k,
Mcssrs Brockaway, Wason, Everett 4 Co.,
Rsnkcrs. Cleveland, Ohio,
.!ustus White. Esq, La Crosse, Wisconsin.
John 9. Smith, Prss't Csnaioharie Bank. N. Y.
he'd Wing, June s, 1851. 4sms*
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j. Fl. ELDER.

WIN, G. WILLlSTON.
ATTORNEY At LAW, AND
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
Office next door to LOWaterss Bookstore.
RED WING, NJ. r.
Agent for the following reliable Insurance
Companies:-
FARMERS UNION, Athens, Pa,
WASHINGTON UNION, Cleveland, Ohio.
HOPE, gainesville, Z"
REFERENCES:
Hon. W. H. WEIGH. Red Wing, Minnesota
+. y. WILDER, j"
Il. H1rcHcocK, gainesville, Ohio.
A. G. RIDDLE. Cleveland, Ohio.
H. u. KENDALL,
" H. WILDER: Conneaut, I"
August %, 1857, 57y
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25

WooDEN CANNON BAI1s.-A Rus.
sian correspondent Of the Rochester
Union relates the following anccdots
Of the Russian Gar, which shows that
not even emrerors are not exempt.
from the operations of sharpers.:
The Emperor gave large order,
for the manufacture of cannon balls to to
some concern at Heisingfort, q port
on the Cuff They completed the or
der, stacked up and delivered the.
balls, received their pay, and .put tie
motley iii their pockets. The Emperor
being there one day, took it into lis,
head TO inspect the balls. Taking ono
up, he discovered it to be exceedingly,
light for iron, and taking ont bis knife,
|scraped It and behold it was : ,w.sosndea
ball painted black, as was the entire
lot. He caused the arrest Of the
swindlers and they were transported
for life to Siberia. y -sssst ss'es
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25
From tho Scottish Ecclesiastical Journal.
Earthly and Heavenly Knowledge.

From tho Scottish Ecclesiastical Journal.
Earthly AID Heavenly Knowledge.
The world grows old; yet knowledge with
it grows,
Not grey and feeble, but more strong and
keen;
The sage's harvest yearly richer CLOVIS,
And larger handfdls fall to those who CLEAN.
Some sounds Of doabtor 6soord yearly osase,
Which once psrplexed the teaching Of the
wise; .
Harmonious witness yearly makes increase,
As clearer truths expand to patient eyes
The gracious elements their secrets yield.
And lend their powers !; the sea-beat olifiA
| unfold
Their stored pages !; from the starry field
Have distant orbs their weight and mea-
! sure told.
And mighty ministers Of life or death
Or healing sleep, are press'd from ore and
| flower,
Or captured from some subtle ether's breath,
IT'S we'll man claims his God permitted
powers.
God gave the eye, the b:ain, the inductive
mind,
And set material wonders in our sight,
Where intellect, with tendrils fast entwined,
Might, like the rock-plants, grow from
height to height.
IT'S so with natures mysteries but how
They who the spirital marvels thus would
sound
Has process traced, has secret law laid bare;
At last the painful toll Of centuries
| crowned
Has the long search Of many strenuous
/ mind,
Through different paths pursued, to union
led?
Has surer knowledge mended, purged, de.
fined,
The immature conceptions Of the dead
All, no from time to time, from place t.
place,
The worn debates pass on and ever fail
The goins'' Of the Spirit who can trace,
! Or pierce the awful! sac.amental veil
The visible things are ours the "secre
things
Are Gods; nor prayer, nor FAST, nor watch
ofpain,
Nor faiths strong vision, nor loves arden
wings,
| Shall to the workings which He hides
attain.
o blessings which. we will not stoop to prize
The way, the work, are His, the fruit i
| ours;
We reason on the miracle which flies
To touch our helpless souls with saving
I
All that some angel. such as they VITO hide
Their faces from the light in which they
stand,
Between the Church's severed ranks nigh
glide,
Breathing his warning "hush' on eithe,
hand!
Then. wo.ld not pens be dropped and word
grow low,
And men with wonder as with shame b
bowed ?
Remembering, how, where none can say Z"
know"
They taught 20 boldly, once, and strov,
so loud
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25

VA~APssSSu NOuSAACl dUlO 1UIl OUU VI ullls
but the answers to the various questions
|propounded were given so readily and
correctly that no one could for mo.
ment suppose that he was not thor
oughly versed in theological lore.
Joe was duly ushered in and placed
on settee in front of the one on
which his friends were seated, and the
recitation commenced. The teacher
first questioned the classes on their
regular lessons, and afterwards return
ed to Joe.
my FRIEND" said the teacher, 'who
made the world we inhabit?"
"Eh?" said Joe, turning up his eyes
like an expiring calf.
"Who made the world we inhabit?''
Just as he was probably about to
give the answer, one of the boys seat.
ed behind inserted pin into Joe's
|pants, about nine inches below the or.
namental buttons on his coat.
"God Almighty!'' answered Joe,
in an elevated tone and rising from
his seat.
"That is correct" replied the teach
Ter, "but it is not necessary that you
should rise in answering; a sitting
posture is Just a. we'll"
Joe was seated, and the catechism
proceeded,
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Commonwealth Insurance Comp'y,
Union Buildings, Thied street,
HARRISBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA.
Chartered Capital, $500. 600 !
Insure Buildings and other Property,
Against loss or damage by Fire. Also against
Perils Of the Sea, Inland Navigation and Trans
portation.
DIRECT ORS:
SIMON CAMERON, WV. II. KEpNER,
GEO. N. LAUMAN, A. B. WArroRD.
WIL11Ax DooK, VIZ. MURRAY,
ELI SL11HR,. FIX. BoAa.
GEo. BERaNER, JOHN H. BERaYH111.
BGNJAMrN PARkE, W.T.. PAcxrR.
JANIS Fox.
OFFICERS:
SIMON CAMERON, President.
| BENZ. PARKE, Vice President.
| 9. 8. CARRIER, Secretary.
;. 3. FOOT, Agent, Red Wing, NJ. T..
January ~ 1858. 75tf
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RE A WOMAN

OF I've heard Z gentle mother,
Al the twilight hour began,
Pleading with son, on duty,
Urging him to be man.
But unto her blue.syed daughter,
Tho with loves words quite IS Rad
Points she out the otter duty,
Strive. my dear, to be . lady"
What's lady It is something
Made of hoops, and silks, and airs,
Used to decorate the parlor,
Like the fancy rugs and chairs !?
It is one that wastes on novels
Every feeling that is human?
lf'tis this to be hdy.
IT'S not to be 4 woman,
Mother, then, unto your daughter
Speak Of something higher far,
Than to be mere fashions lady
woman" is the brighter star.
Ifye, in your strong affection,
Urge your son to be true man,
Urge your daughter no less strongly,
: To arise and be = woman.
Yes, a woman-brightest model
OF that light and perfect beauty,
Where the mind, and soul, and body,
Blend to work out life's great duty
Be a woman naught is higher
On the gilded list Of fame;
On the catalogue of virtue
There is no brighter, heller name,
Be womaD-on 10 duty,
Raise the world from all that's low,
Place high in the social heaven
Virtues fair and radiant bow!
Lend thy influence to each effort
That shall raise our nature human;
Be not fashions gilded lady
Be a brave, whole-souled, true woman
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