The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-23

LANDING new line of Railroad between Buffalo
a0t Cleveland is completed, going west, as follows:
F,rs- tAc Baf,lo and State Line Railroad, reaching
iron Buia'o to the line between the States of New
Eork and pennsy lyana; second, the Erie and North
Vet Railroad, reaching from the eastern line of
Pcnus, 's;uIa t. Erie; third, the railroad from FL &c
vest. r., The Inc between Penn>, lyania aad Ohio;
filrsa he sriroai f.om the last mentioned hne 10
Cl.triaAi. The pa-Sa.c now bic made l,ctween
Va i tues all OF the year. IN six hours
~ d.-iancs is about two ha,dred miles.
3, i, h-'a observed that turtles cross the BAY Of
t'Aa"ts i1 the taymai Isles, near Jamaica, "A dis
;1re oi 80 miles, with accuracy superior t, the
rl'l a1l mpass OF hunnn skill; for il is affirmed
ja7t vessels which have lost their latitude in haz,
u.alher, ave steered entirely by the noise of the
-..t.s nins. The object of III .ir vovayr AS Of
A- m fa- "A OF birds, i, for the puI,os, Of having
O. p 30 PIT pc cua.l. favorable.
-" nan Of Amherst coanty, Lately deceased.
.if - 30 for the s,.tilem mt Of his 0eryors in
!r-o stale. The heirs OF Ia. gentleman b-iny will
al 90 o. slaves sh )al b. So; Il Lib RIA appli-
.i'a & be made AT the noNt supreme Court. 10
3 - n?si u thus eft Wheoiiag, VA
-l..
u '. J..,..s,I Dayi. sill continues III at his resi-
4 o.. u .sis~ppi. IL. suffers from ,ne effects Of
a..eg. congestive fever. Ii j. said that he has
n.a.i. .3st he scnse ot sight.
st.t 10 asks ii wia2 ;,,i POO boxes Of raisins,
hs-. h''r discovered ia Norwich, c., and ascer.
tt.t.i Pa p1~t %; IT, cargo OF 4 s:nlsgicr which
el.--- Island S,uAi so ne1wcaks ago.
t.erHfR CESrRAn AMERICAN RrpUgI,c.
la- ln ,i,tnrs Of the isthmus Of Panama and its
~ .t.', considering the eNpediency OF declaring
,ta1 old I'D M. INT SIaIe, else OF annexinc il to
SOLD. i1. powerful country. The government at
49, go i acted literally IN opening the matter for
.s.'-s't. ud 1T course iH.ets With general COM
t...liAt. u...---\u. Dem,crR.
d. in"s. Of Lancaster, Pa, who died Intel,
,>I't SZ,o), towards erecting an asylum for
%. r-i5 ua'ion Of dlunh ard.
3. 300. iei-e amount Of every description Of west
ga p'..' i said TO BE- lis WAY - tie east from
ifiis.re-- aore than Was ever before known.
3l. nnah morning News OF a late date saws:
" p af' I'd ,ht-d TO Mr. Jacobs Tor "a specimen of
o.. H-N o.. A. called Julia Dean tobacco II is
v~it ,'p. article, and well worthy the name il
".t.-. Wing julia. But snch toli go '.would''
i.. a- Fl by ANY other name. We can imagine
ST.. ..ar ie fair eNclan. as she nvoluntaril>
-. sea-. " ied--Ugh," But thus paragraph is not
v-..'-.. lady readers.
N,--'. lusErrs.--rhc number of deaths among
~. i..l It Of Massachusetts, during the last
a 'n &c.. saws the " orCe>tcr Palladium has been
trl'N .'7f 'ng Webster. If the Cabinet; Rantou!
"'.'or I'D Thompson, members OF Congress; N.Y.
'H. i.'.. (, David Hcnshnw and Francis Bay
-, -s' - tiled man. important places.
i,,>s 'IrRCE's CoAr OF AEMs--The Bos.
.-.t. states that the committee having in
nlding oi "A carriage for Gen. Pierce,
.'t "i 4 10 ascertain nhat was his fi.n, coat
.riably with view Of ,ainiing il ca the
D .......' he coach. The General replied that the
e1" t 'i arms Which h knew his f,mv ever
possesses. Is that OF his fathers shin, sleeves. ia
s.u- Co., 'Iht At TIL l'attl, of Bunker Hill The
G. .nI'-, mlins al r;;s:ieli Mass, aud viii cost
-l5l1.
io- r. le>ter, q. y ,nioa, Will, taking Of
..f.r. o -:
" ,t. well remark that tn probabilities do
"' .'' opinion that tn present high prices of
.i- III continue. There IS a good deal in
t- -.t... spectators both east AM west and
..' p" iii probably lose II before it is con-
.n..'. We n,ii>e that pru lent dealers hrrcahouts
az large investments IN butter al the prices
st '.t'.A now held.
ja TO TAKE PArER-Hear how
'- 'a ..i the Vermont Mercury talks TO the Dor
fidaals; "Got paper t. spare!'' eyes
here's one Of our last Would You like to sub
.a and axe it r,,ularlyi' 81 would hut | am
t.a nrr That 'uan has just from the circus,
'..n c's' him fifty cents; lost time from his farm
lH mt. liquor, Judging from the smell, at least
49,. nelt----inahing 4 dollar and a-haf actually
t.ao >; AID then begging for a newspaper, al
t!fi he was too poor Ia pay for il, That's
f ''t .r al saving at the spigot and losing al tie
p i--ip.e
tiItIE1 TEETH OVER ExposFD NERvFs-
J iatlihsn of Wheeling, Va, has discov-
f-i d. - ID whereby the cavities Of teeth over ex-
l"st U'I',s may be successfully plugged up. Ii Is
tais. diseased parts of the tooth are removed
g mas q apparent that the nerve is exposed. The
/ In- 'e a.- perforated through the gum, into the
ho.N -
-l.a g All knitting needle; it, object is to open
Oh - 'ae.els of the nerve, which will once be
NV Il flow Of arterial blood. The cavity of
a., - ay then be filled without the least fear OF
D ~ 81 cpaseqiences. This plan has been sue
sl'I actIccd in a great number of cases.
ttith..f tooth having an exposed could not
p f.-. l1l prevent pain and tootlache-
Tn Lbs, Superior Journal notices the arrival of
a.it - barrels ii the famous Siskawit, from the
Isle k'fat', and learns from of the fishermen
'i'f % nave been canght this season between three
and i,if ndred barrels
A wrfar at Salt Lake, addressing the ST. Louis
iltsl. gan-cr says fully one-third an! perhaps
Nn' tn Mormon community English, whe Of
he --r IAN population, by far the greater number
ON |o.f New York, and other middle and eastern
Stalls.
ToBAcco.-The following resolutions were adopt
Z j >. e-ent meeting Of the Wesleyan Methodist
Cont ren e, held AT Muchwanango, in Wisconsin.
l. Il ,lreF. That the use Of tobacco as a luxury,
ans O.. is forms, is ono Of the most papabe vio-
nion3 OF physical law that he performed, and
sach shoId be opposed by all Christians and Christ
In "a listers: and we most earnestly recommend 10
al oe or tbren and sisters IN the church who use
thc hatrtii weed 10 discontinue its USE and earnestly
uTg, o-.cTs So 10 do.
,. .1ire@, That the ministers Of this Confer
"aec are most ardently recommended to urge upon
hen bers and congresa tons the disuse Of toblc-
90 70 ID, - forms; and your committee would further
say, ttt II Is The solemn conviction of their minds
iAIt e. ate called uron by the commission they
heaT a he mission which they are sent to pro-
ciiiu. INST 1t. lie are the Ugh, of HE ,c1rid.
TUf DEATH OF Nh. CARNEAL.-The Nchs-
hlgh atinc, Of the 18th inst, gives the following
accom- f the shooting of Mr.. Thomas Carneal, son
in-iaV 81 Gov. Foote:
" have ab,tained thus long from giving anv no.
acc %. tc sad affair which resulted in the death Of
Dr. a"s. Carneal, the son-in-law Of the Governor
% or STATE, that might get the particulars. IL
seem. ti1t the steamer T.. e. Watkins, with Mr..