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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19
SALES AT AUCTION.

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the Of the uctioneer $ Nassau street
N D. NASH. AucTlONEER STORE. $40 BROAD.
49, sa,s q sss,lSHeas furnssss &C.
n. as e aiy ' saye - ,S
suris 60 n rincS Constable Also, oonssatlss $50 =
sale sso Of bsrreis Of ous Scrss sssan saS
I H. yANDEwATER AUcTIoNEER, Will SELL.
Ia sas all strses lpsadi Il oil sass.ss y
opao o. s wse
daooratns their psrlers. Y'' Na' 40 -''
J0HN L. vANpEwATER,. ACcrosEER-BArH
y osSe ss sss No. ssssss s i've
and half years lease Of the above well known place,
including the about $1,000 worth of furniture sI =
Of tho balance Of the furniture.
r r. vANDEWATER, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SHLL
this day Tuesday octoor 10Th Is52 AZ 10Y sclsek
at NO ~ Fact Twenty eighth etrcct, Fourth avenus,
houeehod furniture ooneisting q mahogsn sad
tension dining tabieS aoas ohsirs rackerS votsirss b
haircoth icr and centre tables tables book
cascs all Of the manufacture OF II W. Hutchns Co.
Broadway French plate nirrors, satin d.mask oursaiA
paintirge Wilton and Brussels carpets mautol aMsat
chamber furniture consist * in part Of bureaus wash
bedstcGds toilet Sets mattresses paastrs &c.
toseher with the usual Of basement and ktea
furniture, with which tho sale will ccmnlcnce.
Il T.. yANDEwATER. AUCrIONERR RICH sALE
OF Statuary and Fancy Goodwill sell onl WcAnes.
dpy 10Th, and Thursday 3st at l o'clock day AZ
sales II W all etreet, broadway rioh eaA
splendid Of fancy goods comprising the balance
of Jenpene Bettrdges stock Of PAPER maohe goods
order Of their agent, H. J.. bbcrtsonhis being ther
oond and last ssoonseting in part of elegant line of
papec mache goods; also invoice Of 50 partisan CLOCKS
in marble bronze omuu and China; aso line OF FrcusA
brongos consisting part ofstatu tics andoabrss candle
sticks &c also invoice Of silver plated
Ing Part Of SETS liquor stands csndeabrs oato
candiostcEe &c.. also line OF French china decorated
vaees tote stetes &c also, choice invoices Ut
the Bohemian glassware, from the imperial
tory also invoice Of Chinese goods also large
OF sculpture Bardg,ic lghta, pspor Weights
urns, &c. being the importation Of Signor Veto via
Sons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

u A. CHIFFON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lots
Ds of ground ION Broadway Ninth avenue aud sixty
second street at auction BY order of trustee Cole Ch
ten viii cell suction Wednesday, October 90 E st
twsve O'clock at tie Morchsnts Exchange the following
valuable lots Of lots east side be.
tween siztyicet and SiIyseoend etreetg Si1tyecord
streotIour lots south side commencing thirty three feet
ave inches east of Broadway Si.tysecond atreetEour
tets norh SIDE commsnons hundred feet west Eighth
Sisty-seoond etrcetFive lets south side,
mencng seventy nine feet inches west az broadway
Ninth lots east side between Sixtyhrs and
sisteeeond streets, including the southeast az
Sztyeoond street and Ninth Fer full partic
W dirensons and of sale, Apply 70 abe
sua.iosas.s No. Wall etrcet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Report that the Crescent City has been
Fired Into.
TIRE HEALTH or Mr.. WEBSTER IaPROy ING.
The Late State Elections
6sa.. &C., DO.

RwnSsed Firing Into the stesmshP Gre.
cent City by tho Cuban Authorities.
Nrw ouIE,z, Oct. ia, 1852.
rumor Is current here that the steamship Crescent
CITY has been fr.d Havana 1t not, however
generally credited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19
SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTIoN NoTICE-ltO CRATES CROCkERY AT
"A suction, by WIN. W. SHIRLE f-Wedncsday, Oct.
90 a 10 o'clock at No. So John otrect q orses all kinds Of
aud hne by tue crate at four months credit
for S lso aod and sold in lots from the helycs
70 suit Wholesale and retail Dealers large aud general
sortment, for cash.
A UCTION-THIS DAY BY NJ. HENRY, AT NO
IA North William street. st half 10 o'clock
tary aud book card tables centre do, portsbe
dok e BIS rrci gunr gold Watches heavy Gne gold
fob cbains &c. with variety dry shirts,
drawers, SC. VIM. MclLWAlN, Auctioneer.
a UCT0N EOTICE-By j. BoGART THOMAS
"A BeiiThis day, vt IO O'clock, will be sold, At No. 50
OF Rector, tho turnturo sud
raneemonts OF handsome ssoon--marhie iop counter,
Isrgc looking glass glass choice liquors. NO. We'd
nesday l0 o'clock. in the suction rooms, 10 Spruce
street. furniture, groceries dry goods ewery &C. &c
THOMAS BELL Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19
-
0YEEiAL NOVlCN1,


A MEETING OF THR STUDENTS or THE Me-
IA ocai Department. of the University Of New York. helS
October 18TH 1867 the following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted
whereas The sucocsssul practice Of the heaiag art-
mperatcy demands Lae Wedge OF che frnctons Of the
various organs Of the animal economy which branch Of
deal knowledge has been much negle tcd but
Justly the ateoon Of and becoming perfy
prociated by, tho prosossion; and
Whereas Dr. Brown sequaTd Of Paris in his
and Investigations for the advancement Of phyolero
soience has arrived 1T oopcucns and rand rd truhs
mnnsrabie Which have been heretofore unlaowa or
jcctured therefore
Resolved That Or. Segnari is entitled TO the oomesas
ton ca the medical protection and meritt their
And further
Resolved, That hereby tender him sincere ana
heartfelt thanks humble tcs monial of sppr-oiN
ton Of his instructive aud interesting series Of ecsurcs
fore the class
hesolved. That while thanks mm,nsn.iy due "
ur Seuuard they less due to TIE faeuty c ehe
Unveraity for hid introduction 70 tic class wa FOG
their until Ing efforts In sustaining able End eupeloc
manner tte ragt more course Of lie ,tures.
Resolved That we tender th most hearty thanks
Received That copy these resolutions bs presented
DR. SeuuaTd snd to che fIcvy Of tho University pdk
lshed 10 tho Herald sad Tribune.
Signed. in behalf OF tae GLASS,
+. I. SiSNsoN, Chatras1.
IT, EArsgy IfcfruEOg, SeCrxts-y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

BRIAN II. MULLER AUCTI0NEER. DESIRABLE
"A Lots at Auotion.Adreu II. Muller will sell at public
suction. At tho herohaute Exchange, Tuesday Co., 49,
~ twelve O'clock NJ, two hundred valuable building icts
and plots wh valuable wator situated az Tacry
town, Weechesier county, tho Hudson within
hen minutes .ak Of the Hudson River Railroad depot The
sboyc lots web located for building elevated sround
With fine view Of the river snd surrounding country vita
good schoc churohea &c. in the negahorhood and with
tho proposed reducono of fare by raj road and
mako Tarrytown Of the desirable resdeu
either fer the moohanio of business ia tho negor
hood of the city. Terms liberal Inquire Of A. Mtnn Ir
No n Merchants Exchange L. II Warbor, pobbs Ferry;
T. Cere, near the premises; or Of the suo.cneer Nc.
Wall street corner of New street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19
Dom.ssvc pIsacey,auv.

The Cleveland Piadr says that the total loss by the
awful cop6seron In that city could not be less than
$76 Geo, only cnethird Of which was insured.
Several o cholera have occurred in Kentucky In
Bourbon county Zen deaths in one family occurred here
last week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

A UCTyoN NoTICE,-G0sLINC, JR's, RESTAURANT.
IA 81 Ccrtlandt street Will 10 offered at public auction,
We inesday 2th October at III o'clock ~ the Merchants
Exthssge lease of years and the fxtures furn
turc and apparatus Of Gcsu roetsursnt The elegant
and commanding stu tion of Gesling ire restaurants; the
mmense hroag continually paseing up aud down to aud
the the i'm mediate vicnity of the
ferries together with the going Ia Liberty
Washington and Greenwich streets all teud 20 render ths
spot Of the valuable ia New York Further pa
ouaf be obtained the premises from the suction
The sale VIII te without to bac highest dder
WELLINGTON CARTER, Au,teno6r Store, T Dey
afr Green ,gse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19
TTpNRy n LErDs n co. AlrCrToNE BEERS

HENRY II. LEEDS & CO., AUCTION EERS-wTf Il.
sell 80 auction Drdsy, October -. az lHs o'clock.
at their ISLES ROOM No Wall street large invoice
goode coasng OF work boyos lsdiee oegsrt work tables,
cabinets. envelope boxes writing dcssB os poyG Ia
backgammon boards. portfolios ootssoR jewel tcxo tes
oaooss ehaFi boxes dReegng
isscy bos osrd racks osrve ivory vase csrved iyor
ladies' work boz tho artice Ia this market
Also assortment OF Chinese t dressing gowns,
VILE preserved insects fruite tn cs, bugs SO.
Ac, rich assortment If embossed icsher
told magic bone" eandnl wood and ivory fans hlSc rich
China enauccd Of all sizes eusp.dor dishes rstoe
punch bowls &C., with variety OF ether goods,
comprising sill the bost tylee Of th description Of eoodsn
tai mtrtet Sale without to close
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

HENUY I. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEFR, SPLENDID SALE
Of houschotd furui ure a. suction this day, October
49, ut half O'clock at the sscs IS Chambers
street HINRi T. LEEDS will cell as above. large aud
valuable s:eortment Of richly carved mahogany
and walnut paror, chamber and dping furniture.
consisting In part Of suites of walnut urni-
ture covered IN satin broestole plush, aad haiycioth,
mahogany SOFAS chairs, centro t-ble workstsrd, aud
quarttte; mahogany dresa bureaus and washsaud
wood centre and eide tables With aud without marble
table cutlery plated bronze iron hstsa d. ohins
glass snd croekery; mahogany French and Ectic he'd
etcade hair mattresses paasSer blankets Set walnut
wardrobe AVID rsry bookcssoC mahogany bookcases and
6ecre tarie kar seat chairs rich painted and smeed
chamber furniture suite With without marble tops
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

HENIY II. LEEDS, AUG rIoNEER.-REAUTIrCL
sale Of msrElc a'uary vase, &o, &o, being Sig g.
H. rancolluis hret fell sseenrg II. Lcede & Go. viii
cell 1T suction Tuesday October 18TH aud Wednea
October goth st hsf ten o'clock, at the sales
Nsll street fret fall sale Of srlcndid marble ssucs
yafos urns &C. the recent fret importation Of sig Peo
dotni oEsatns o. Venus do Model Peyche OF faeersu
Venus Of Canoya rst and secoud Yenus III SHOW o ver
sizes; groups If DANCING Girls az Canovs. tho Three
Grfces of Bsc 5hsItes from Ierculsroum the Sshne7
Diana the Panther large sized r6yche ard Cup'd
clinng after Canoya DO cupid PEDESTAL with dog and
st. group Laeeovate and several other assnrtss
after thc best models from antique hplend sAsSrt NJ
Bar iif agate yellow OF selma and verdi sntigue
yasea of gariouf syles ard sizes obe, Mdio
csn, Greek Gothic spd Romsa all most tastcfuy carved
II alto and taeso reevoi Pompei sud admirably
adato1tc decorate psrore hsis inches Sci large Rc12n
tases onaaencd with grape IcaveF euppcrtsd by
transparent aiabaeter for Tampa; Nearcan
vie dc pa, work Gothic and Grecitn for
flowers tfszas Of Adrans large fruit Ice and
urns srgo ze vesta temples So an aesortmont q rich
and elaborate mosaic eeFant centre library tables
richly nlad varour styes; temples, watch oaas agate
and inaid candle sticks ohcsks groups 81 dherent AMI
mas large lions rcdetal shells supported by 0cphius
marble ecruoopas large opcn WORK baskets models leaning
tower Of Plea Tlorentinc baskets, inks.rds grcat
variety q ,arcy articles, uofal and ornamental Als a
~ o'clock superb diamond snothys
breach; ono amethyst, dia nond and opsi ear rinEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19
B,oo,,yu Oh. - ,sss yyToAN TfsT Committees

MOT CE-TO THE MERCHANTS AND CARfry--
Wh,rcaa ~ account = thc high pvoo Of pgovldoas
snd house fept the oatton laAdors ~ this cy urau
rovfy rot W oad cotton leas than per
bale or and httr The Nth ~ October 6s and sugar
cfntH per hofecpd signed bv Tho ttcc h5gahnn sao.
vene EDWARD Joheeor rotgcWillismb John Craig John
Own, tfaho@ Sietet, bagiu to1os, lebn geepus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

I'll II LEEDS AuCTIoSEER-wrLLI STEVENS
LIZ WILLIAMS grcst spnuot sslc of American
eisn naiongs a. the National AeadenY Of Design NO DG3
Broadyey oppodto Bond freet Now York Wedno day
9th, 1turddsy, 18th. and Friday, 2gth nst-Messrs VIII
ame Stevens Wisma heg leave TO announce their frat
great snaust tss Of Panings BY Amricn and foreign
tats Of distnghcd reputation 20 include among osbc.g
the w.rft Of purand, Huntingdon Doughty R'ssiter od-
die Gib ri, inneso, Ranney, Rembrandt Peale. Anue
Carter, Cray, Board Poole Sidney Percy ubnar, cd3.
Cropsey Edwin white sontag, Cole Gray Church &c So
spd 60 clu congDmenta snumber of high Paintings
nov 10 store In announcing this ssle which they oon.
IDENTIFY invite the attention OF the public
from al rarta 81 the United Staes they propoae baae
before buyeraa superior olass q pctos richly framed
which have only been obtained a. yrisata purchase ~ te
brtainr n Of gentomens galleries and 70 present f.o
time 20 tine haGruerreotype, Ms IL % The of
dcrn srt this side Of TIE Atlantic While nnorsrt
ton OF Leading 1915 already secured grsrautec of
worke which ~ the ordinary of purchago aud aye
would rarely l op.n 70 the gss body Of couno.,our 10
believed that IL. plan will fully vihsb III buy-
ers a. once 4, return - the artists auua Is tb0ge
the public must derive from sgch exposition Catalogues
ter the is.h Instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

i hORlhRTY, AUCTloNTEE, VIII SELL, THIS
d.y ~ o'clock, nt 3 Chatham street tho frrniturc
o. family r' Second s.rcet sio yarisus articles from
other places also from man1iaoeuve largo assortmsuti
also 40 feather bods, hcdsteads carpets orcckery gs
ware &c alec ~ dn bottles brandy choice article All
Will DO cold without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

Cleared.

PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER IS, 1864.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

i EBAN0N ENCANfMrNT NO. ~ !. o. OF o. r.
~ The members requested 20 meet the cucsmp
ON Odd Fellow9 Ha rneaesy NJ II o'clock far the
purpose a. paying the last tribute Of
pstriarch WashnEton ~ Isaacs from hs late residence
NO 20 West Twentieth street. lnternent
ny order, TuoJ. WALSH, G. y.
CUAs. J.. kRUyLrR. Scribe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19
Notice to Mariners.

Lights RECENTLY ~
Her Bsesty has been officially informed
the folio aing lights having been estat lished--
Cape MschcAcoA doprc light OF the 6rst order II
10 1ed light hut every IL displays bright ases.
Its elevation lie "a feet above the level of high and
therefore clear weather, be
according the height Of vesse Position dt
house a. Is n. 249 10 " Of Greenwich.
On Galea PointA dioptrc fixed light tho fourth
Gaea Point tho eastern entrance OF fortugatctc BAY
elevation o 6 feet above che level of aud
CLEAR weather be about 20 mes. Position
light house ~ - Sc n, 40 Of Greensich.
ia Cape Fer revolving dioptric light Of tho
der Its eclpees take place every bali minute and its o
walton being 3iS feot above the level high water may
te ia clear weather 20 rs mites according
the height Position the light II 2
2N, g At 4, " Of Greenwich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY srREET.
~ auction sale of horGeg carriages harness 1c' sFe
Monday and Wednesday, 1T " o'clock PerSane kavlos
rrop ri "a dpees IN Wi oissss call aud have registered
MIN II. GATIfILD, proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

i. yANDEwATER, AUcTIoNEER. WILL SELL
a. this day Tnessay October 18th. At TX o'clssk ~
the old masters and artists OF the the
whole forming opportunity TO those who absut
decorating their parlors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19
Teiegraphic Marine Reports.

The bark Elisabeth Isft Havana Sd nit, no. sta.
ported By the Phiiadeiphs papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

- way-Ccngable's sale Of gertlomen's furnishing sc
tices. this day Tuesdsy at 10 o'clock at tho store
Sitting Of collars ndkerohefs, cloves wigs touPeoa
euris So n. Fnch. constable Also oonstites sale ~
beilcws anyis, and wagon. Finch, constable. Csa
stabes SALE also Of barrels Of four horse, wagon. sac
harness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

V0HN l.. yANDEwATER, ACCrIoNEER-BAFH
- House, Bath, Long IsllrdSsurtaY October I'D. a.
IL o'clock at the sales No. IL Wall street, tho
and half years Iesoe Of the above we'll awu place
house out houses &c. covenant OF removal for Eve years
udpg the 81 900 worth OF furniture
offered for ealc at the above also the divided seoCrk
Of tho balance Of the furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

Arr at Nantucket 18th, schrs Glide Besrss Shoals
18th. Extra, Besrsc do do.
at sag HARDER 18TH bari. Mary Gardner Barron ste
David Smith died Aug South Atlantic st Helena sept 3
500 bhls VIII, = 0 ep OIL 200 lbs bone.
1t 10 tatet in latter received In NANTUCKET
Francisco that there plenty OF ice Arctic Ocean
tho ptoent and extending further
year.
Pat into st Gichssls -, Emma Jones, NIB. AMI FRO
sidcnt, CT Wcatport, from Faya and sid 60 cruise
arr at do 10Th ult gsnj franklin tof Quincy Beverly
OIL not stated.
man. nh, o; not stated.
Sept lat &c AZ s. len g. bark SUM- Of Gstte postt with
$50 bbls sp, GO btls VII.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-19

wv Writer'S; hUcriosEhRa TIL, TItiS RAY At ,c'S
nber and kitchen furniture oonis,iog o. sofae chsirs
oarpote oiioioths, French bedtesds. hair
les Their beda, wsshetands ootta stairY0ds atove
uI9cheu f,rnituro, birds and cages, 60
wy y VAN zANDT, AUCTIoNEER eALEs ROOM
w No liz Srruce rtrest, will sell, wednesday. ~
tf o'clock furniture ollooth bronze hat sGnds hair and
moss raftfoaFoH cooking snyer, crookerv and gaaswHrc
10 coo ecpara 30 Also at ~ O'clock by virtue ~ IN
opIon superior bay horsc DIX Yosrs old, wsrraptod IA an
gie aud double barnoa.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-22

| UoiNG SIX MILES TO SEE WHAT Sun
DAY SCHOOL LooKrD LIKs.-A superin;cl-
dent OF a Sunday school in Alabama So, S.
"Early this spring boy came 10 the school
room who lived six miles Oft. He was badly
fixed, as Is very common with children
about here. | went to him, asked aim ii hs
would become a scholar. He lived two far
off, and had only come to see what Sun
day school looked like and if he liked it he
would come again. On the mex: Sabbath
he came again, and was among the Nrst
there, and he had brought another boy with
him SO see.'
Well, on the next Sabbath four Of the
family, aud others out of the same neigh
borhood, were there. got them 10 spell a
lesson. This boy was SO pleased with our
school that he went home and persuaded
his neighbors to have SabIia,h-school, and
they have one, and only two out Of twenty
can read, aud only one professor of religion
Is among them, who can pray in public.
This boy has learned to read and is now
one of the teachers! Nha. VIII he The re-
suit we cannot tell"
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-22

BEAUTIFUL ScENE.-Night is upon the
earth. Darkness is in the valley and upon
the hill top.
But the moon rising and clearing away
the clouds, dispels the gloom. As she rolls
upward The stars gather re und her. Come
with me and look upon scene Of intensely
exciting interest.
Enter this chamber softIy--it is the sane
tity Of lnnocence-the abode of love and
peace. Bending beside table behold a
maiden-blooming girl of seventeen-on her
knees. Her cherry lips move, her graceful
form is anxiously swaying to and fro. She
is laboring under an excitement.
The cool airs gush in upon her through
the lattice. She is strengthened. Could
we view more interesting picture:
sAh!'
Was that word or long drawn sigh
List again.
'Ahn
Can she he unconcious Of our presence
Her haud gropes upoI the floor. Has she
lost jewel? Her dark eye in wild frency
flashes. The sweet smile has vanished fron
her features. But 10! it returns in triumph
She speaks!
'Nlary! Mary!-Fve killed that old bug
at tdstr
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-22

GREAT-coArs FOR TREEs.--It is against
heatnot cold, that trees require the preiec-
ton OF an outer garment
=" IL is probable, think" says professor
Johnston, '.hat the great heat of the sun is la
reality q chief cause Of snaliness of the
fruit, fastening the ripening progress before
the apple has had time to swell, its scoryh
ing effect was seen upon the fallen fruit,
which was dried and altered as ii by artifi-
cial heat on the side which had been expo
sed To its rays. The ten O'Clock sun has the
effect also of scorching the young trees, bur-
ming a stripe all the wny down the stem,
and finally killing them. The preventive is
TO wind straw rope round the stem, and
let al! the branches grow till i; has got IL
rough bark. Il Is an interesting fact, that Il
part Of a stem thus protected will thIcken
faster than the uncovered portion, an.i
when Tho straw is detached, will be Of a
greater girth."
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-22

APaEpIcrIoH.-Rece events have called
TO recollectionshe following prediction OF
victor Hugo:
A day will come when the only battlefield
shall be the market open 70 commerce. and
the mind open to new idsas. A day will
come when cannon shall be exhibited in
public museums just - an instrument Of
torture is now, and tho people shall! be as
tonished how such thi0g could have been. I.
day will come when thess. two immense
zroupe, the United States Of America, and
the United States Of Europe, shall be placed
in presence Of each other, extending the
hand Of fellowship across the ocean, ex-
changing their pi odoce their commerce their
industry their arts, their genius, cleaning the
earth, peopling the deserts, rpeliorating
creation under the eyes Of the Creator, and
uniting for the good Of all, these two irrc-
sistbls and indefinite powers, the fraternity
Of men, and the power of god.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-22
TERRIBLE AccrDEr ON TIE R.ILRoAp.-

terrible ACcIDET ON THE RAiLRoAp.-
Friday last, Mr. Christian Super. about
sixty years ot'uge, was instantly Killed OH
the Columbia road, near the White Hail
The deceased was walking on the north
TRACK; there were trains OF ears on both
tracks, behind him; he heard the whis-
tie of the engine, bur did not look around,
aud stepped upon the other track it being
impossible TO stop the locomotive, he was
crushed under the cow-calcher. Mr. super
was \ mnn of family, anu resident, du--
irg The whole OF his life, in the Immediate
vicinity Of the melancholy occurrence; he
died in few moments atterwerd.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-22
+. 5. NEW ELL,
Commission Merchant,

A ND Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
IA cook parlOr and heating stoves of all kinds, Sc
eCfed from the Troy, Cincinnati and St Louis markets.
com prsing the varied assortment Of double
stoves aud ranges, the Eastern market affords Hollow
ware kettles pots, ovens skiets furnaces, frying pans
waffle irons, shovels, topgs, &c.
Alsofarming utensils ploughs, cradles, rakes, hoes,
shoves scythes, snats, axes, saws sad irons, zinc
Japaned ol all kinds, lamps and cid.estcks, oi
brass, iron and tin; brittana and kitchen ware tea and
coffee pots spoons. ladies, skimDiers tea coffee and
gar boxes; scrub biackng and other brushes h, dralo
apparatus WELL cisern and house pumps OF all sizes;
rams lend pipe, sheet, bar and pig lead, &C. &c
at my stand on Third, Rcbests street, Saint Paul,
Minnesota. L. :. \.
Septemhcr 1. 1851. 20-G