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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-13

II QUaadary.-T sit on a sofa between two
pretty girls-One with black eyes, jet ringlets,
aud rosy cheeks-the other with soft blue
eyes, sunny ringlets, and red cheeks and lips,
and both laughing at you at the same time
We know Of nothing more trying to one, un-
less It be 10 have both arms, elbow deep in the
dough, and flea up the leg ofEour trowseF-
looms in the heat Of summer.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-13

REsPEeF ron THE SABBATH. Some I,50O
citizens of Milwaukee have signed letter to
the Mayor, asking him tOput stop to the Sun
day evening balls now regularly held at sew
eral halls in that city. Seventeen clergymen
mine Of them Germans) are among the signers.
fbis Is the old game over again. but unless
tbe Mayor can substitute something better in
It's place, all the civil enactments in the world
will be useless, as they have all along proven.
Educate the people.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-13

Tie hardest thing to hold in this world, is
an unruly tongue. 1t beats a hot smoothing
iron and Q kicking horse considerably.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02
New York, Sunday, May 2, 1854.
The News.

The House Of Representatives yesterday passed a
bill for the relief Of Quartermaster Cross, whose
army chest was robbed Of $4,000 about ten years
ago. After several Intellectual attempts to take up
some other business the body adjourned till Monday
The members wanted holiday, after their arduous
labor of the five previous days; no matter their
constituents probably the gamers by the opera
tion. The Senate was not in session
It is said that some forty clerks in the Census
Office will tomorrow, receive billcts Of perpetual
leave Of absence.
The majority Of the select committee of the South
Carolina Convention reported in favor Of the right
Of the State to secese from the Union whenever
there was necessity for so doing but declared it
inexpedient at the present time to exercise tina,
right. This is very wise determination. 1t shows
that the people Of the Palmetto State are awaiting
the action of the two national conventions. Should
the latter bodies cschew everything that savors Of
sectona,ism, throw the abolitonists overheard and
take their stand upon the broad platform Of the
CONSTITUTIONAL will 60 smoothly in South Carolina.
But sure as the free sellers in the ascendancy
in both these conventions, and the Southern dele
gates quietly submit to the dictates Of the majority
there viii be blaze not only in Carolina, but
throughout the whole South, that all the waters OF
promise candidates must be selected, or a third
party will enter the field else what is dreadful to
contemplate, there will be sanguinaiy breaking up
Of this great and glorious confederation. Let the
delegates to both conventions, which meet at Bal
timorc next mouth, bear this in mind.
carriage, containing lady. gentleman, and
child. was run over by the express railroad train.
near Canandaigua, yesterday afternoon. The lady
instantly killed. Why is it that persons will
venture to drive upon the tracks, when they have
daily warning Of the awful risk they run. lfpeoplC
would exercise little precaution, railroad engineers
and nductoIs would not be upiustly blamed for
many melancholy accidents Of this nature.
Extensive preparations have been made for tn,
Firemens celebration at Philadelphia tomorrow
A large number Of Engine Companies, from othel
places, arrived in that city yesterday.
canal boat arrived nj Buffalo. from th: city
last Friday. The ice has nearly all disappeared
and navigation il now considered fairly oper
throughout the Northern States and Canada.
Fifteen wooden tenements were destroyed by FIRE
at East Cambridge, Mass. on Friday night. They
were all occupied by the poorer classes Of Irish.
many Of whom have been left utterly destitute hy
the calamity
Much interesting information to all denominations
OF Christians will be found under the head of Reli-
gous Intelligence. The Methodist Episcopal General
Conference convened in Boston yesterday. A very
large number of delegates were in attendance
The Pacific, with four days later news from Eu-
rope, and the Crescent City. with five dave letter
advices from California, are both fully ,lue this
port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

Senate upon the subject Of colonization and the African
slave trade and the failure in the passage Of measurc
which he had introduced but hoped to carry
on There were men who desired to their personal
in antagonm to the for
the support Of the constitution and therefore, their
duty give their cordial support to administration who
regarded them Mr. Webster could not by any reasonable
process, hope to become the candidate OF the wing
party. lie Mr. had conversed with several exper-
enced politicians ut Albany and his opinion differed
Fillmore could not receive the his native State
lie (Mr. 3D. did not believe any such thing, for when
he should have been nominated by the wing convention
they would not against him. At their great meeting
the 10th inst he hoped to each of them prese
at the head of one hundre. Of his friends cloud
cheers)
The Club then adjourned till Wednesday evening next
Mt o'clock.
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ipjuring him. carriage was Immediately procured and
the sufferer conveyed to the City Hospital.
AccrpEKr-On Thursday evening Edwin Glanc.
laborer employed a building in A. between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets accidentally fell from
the fourth story the ground floor thereby receiving
serious injuries the head lie was removed to the
City Hospital
AccpEsr-About O'Clock on Friday afternoon
Patrick Flynn fell from the roof Of three story hadng
No 470 Grand street while he was engaged in mcnding
the and severely injured lie was first brought
No. SO Ridge street. but not being able to procure med
cal attendance, he was conveyed tothe City Hospital
Rus ovsR-On Thursday evening little girl named
Mary Cahill while crossing Warren street.
by carriage. and had Of her legs fractured. She
was conveyed to the City Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02
California and Australian Gold stce ~
Property, and Business.

We took occasion, the other day, to soreshs dow
some of the general consequences, political, com
mercial, social and moral, to the world at large,
that are likely to flow from the astonishing re-
turns and estimated products Of the gold mines OF
California and Australia The history Of the golden
discoveries in California affords some idea Of what
may be expected, in the additional, impulse to CON-
merce and emigration, from the recent astounding
discoveries in Australia. But the anticipated CT
pansion from 500, 100000 to $500 100000 per an
mum to be added 10 the precious metals Of the world
is suggestive, also, Of other effects touching the i'm
mediate financial and business Affairs sF q, ilized
society.
At the present day. no man. without ssiae special
inquiry, would be apt to imagine how vast, in
Europe apd in America, is the amount Ct money in
loans, credits annuties. and incomes which is in
vested in stocks Of various kinda The general govern
ment and State stock, Of this country alone amount
o perhaps 600, 600 ,tG0 the government stocks of
England are not lefs in the aggregate than A.. 800
100000; those Of France will exceed VI 800 ,o00,.
D00 while the State stocks Of the whole Of Europe,
including France and England which arc now in the
market, or in course Of liquidation are equiva-
lent TO an aggregate Of Ss,0o0,000. Goo. These
stocks are issued at various rates Of interest,
ranging from three TO seven per cent per annum-
and for various periods Of time but they are gene
rally deemed to be permanent Investments, upon
fred Average rates ofinterest whatever the fuctua-
lions in The stock market from day TO day. Now,
fhese eight thousand millions Of dollars thus invested
IN government stocks, at fixed rates Of interest,
yield only their fixed returns from year to year.
whatever may be the increase or decrease Of other
and Less arbitrary investments. We shall soon see
Lew these extraordinary proiscts Of gold in Austria
ia and California viii most certainly depreciste the
value Of these government stocks, annuites, pen
sions, and so forth, by the simple process Of
general increase ofthe specc currency Of the world
when money IL abundant, prices are high-when
1t y exceedingly abundant, prices become exceed
ngy extravagan, that is TO say, the prices OF the
prime necessities Of lfc-houses and provisions.
Luxufies are less subject 10 tn. fluctuations Of
the currency. In other words rs the amount OF
msncy ia circulation il increased. lis value i
diminished, Tor larger sum i required TO pur-
shsse the same prime commodities, FOR which
smaller sum was the equivalent before Instead
Of SIXTY millions, add, then two hundred millions
q year 10 the specie circulation Of the world, aud
what will be the natural consequences A ire
mendous impulae to commerce, to manufactures
and 10 sgrcullurs-a vast movement Of emf
grafton 10 the innes-aD extraordinary demand
tr money, upon short periods. at estrsvaFant
apsss n isssssst q ssrssis psiOss-s sssers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02
Marine Affairs.

For EuRorE.-The steamship Arctic, Capt Luce left
her dock at the usual hour yesterday for Liverpool with
100 passengers. Among them are John Gregory ESD,
Governor General Of the British Bahamas, attended by
his family and suite Capt Moller special agent of the
Emperor Nicholas, with his lady; also Col Jas Lee,
bearer of dispatches to the Court Of st. james. The
British steamship Glasgow Capt Craig also left at noon
for Glasgow She carries forty four passengers
TnE SOUTHERN srrAMERs.-Thc Alabama, for Savan-
nah Marion for Charleston and the Roanoke for Rich
mond, left port during yesterday afternoon
LAuNcH.-Mr. Thos Coyer, owing to the high tide
having washed away the groundways was not able to
launch his steamboat Georgia yesterday until the even
ing, instead Of in the morning. as announced She is
very pretty fitted vessel and Mr.. Colyer the builder
and Mr. Morgan the constructor Of the engine have to-
gether produced steamer that Is expected to compete in
speed with the swifest river craft The trade is not yet
DESIGNATED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02
brooklyn CITY InteII,wence.

persINnrNT GRAM .frRy.-Thc Grand Jury
into the Court of Oyer and Tcrmner yesterday
shout noon and presented between thirty and forty in
dctments, ivr various offences. The Grand Jury sl.o
made the following prcscntment:--
The Grand inquest had presented TO their notice tie dan
yeros ana unfinished condition OF Division avenue They
h several oil our citizens before them,
sevoms nuisance; but u appears that legal proceedings
nave been akcn which, under the Law tho grad
inz pnd making OF the road have prevented the Commits
from prosecuting tho work; ard the nrhor
wck hoe exclusive jurisdiction. tho Grand Jury viii close
=, cathrg ne attepttD Ghc cnvvt ~ Tho suho.t
-, 1pnRLb, ysssuAA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02
Singers Sewing Machine.-To ~. M...

gisnts h, h partieulsrly exporters) thcir attention
~ called 20 SINGERS sowing Machine profitable iayos
n hsr r Arsaay have isf thsss Sewing
most respectable France Orders are
esy,d daily from Europe for this unrvaed nyenton ars
past doubt In the minds Of the people that sew
& se dens " maohinery and the people all over the
S0ria NTeie !. known are quite satisfied that Singer,
snd tns Tact alone that eight hundred have been ro,d Ia "a.
United stste,, ~ positive proof Of their utility -
L. N. SINGER 4 CO. M Rr.sawav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

Fulton street. DOING Tremendous business in supplvnr
Tho million Of New York with the best and cct
Shoes Caters, Slippers &c. In the He
and dan.scd seis and place: his cgtener wherever they
and the most extensive assortment city OF al
IN his line from the finest Patent Leather Dress Boct Ia ~
G Go; sC.. ca i, , S,Ssss rnmI.
can be sold His Beets are al Vt The oc, Sstersls
by the beet city workmen WV s~ssr'sis'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

. 3rsn1 nnrgains In Carpetinga.-Peters,.
.,.sr :. ~ :ornsr Of White sres lay
ssps,. Of the same y The following pricsRisx vi
Asuaas -. ~ w., and an sthsr goods equally Ev.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

sweet Msy has come, and ladies vvhu
wish 20 promsnsle can ind at MlLLERS Canal street
Ss. Caller gcsts a. Gs and Is Esir First
quality, same Styles ass Morning. Slippsr &c. and Is
the pair with misses and ldren Cater Sboes
OF all kinds aad prices NILLERS lh Canal strett
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

- Broadrsy corner Of Nblo n Y.-Pars London and
European Millinery, Lace Mantilla and Fapey ocds ar
=. test and dessn. B. LEAHY
most exquisite kind at most moderate prices Ladies' resi-
aent In ann visitors to- the polls will have an eppor
n all the most isshcnsbe Goods at the Metropolitan
london Nanthy Fashions received BY earest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

Fashions for May.-For description. see
smith Rices stock Of clothing l02 Fulton street All
tat eierant comfortable cheap can be
procured OF them on the most advantageous terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

BOys' Clothing ALFRED Munroe d Co.. 44l
Brosawsy have now immense stock Boys and Chill
One price. No deviation. '''As'i''s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

myatcs Life Balsam.-The Principal Once
~: ~ removed, on Monday, May ID, 10 2.c Grad sr,st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

rho are derons OF procuring partial entire testb
hnd who choose TO trust their eight 10 that az hs ~
erected friends q dcntists Is At j. OBRi
~ Dental rooms, 100 Grand street, near Rrosdwsr
where can be seem for three days SET Of teeth u
pronounced by All who have them the
most sesan substantial and perfect tbev .,er hsSsa
sr wsdnesdsy a. who wish them BY calling =:
'he person Tor whom they designed Price $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

Like the Laws Of the Modes and Pereiaus.
.oaq not Be broken the invention for taking the al
mens;on OF the frAms originated by GREEN No Asnr
House. admits of deviation In ali Gases - ~
the SHIRTS made At his establishment 10 absoutsIy psr
rect sticaie oaa 20 farther. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

=, Canal Street Carpet Storc.-Now Il tAa
Gall At 20 Canal street. A. PETERSON cos and thsSs
VII nne good iHrrntn Carpets four ahAgs per yard
eight to TEN shLnrs per yard Zso large sSd
assortment Of Tapestry vslvsts. T"s~~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

NemOSeu 70 NO. 3SI BfO0dWny. corner OF
White st. mp sairs-Having removed my premises
VII open safes Room lon second feor) and will
oler entirely Jevery spring styles
prices. DAVID RAFT Manufacturing Jeweiier Isl Rrond
way, corner Of White street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-02

founder Of Pennsylvania arrived last evening in this city
from Philadelphia and doubt historical friends
wl make Of the occasion to pay him distinct
lie is at present staying at Delmonicos Hotel broadway
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To Officers, Soldiers, widows, and
other Qlaimanis.

N ME subscriber having made arrangement.
N with Erspa=.nn Ellis, Esq, Of Washington
Il Cty. hereby gives notice laathc /, prepared
'opro'crp'e Bounty Land, Pension and othrrc,nim-
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Sd. Increased pensions are due to all such widows.
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40 Officers. soldiers, WidOSyS and
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"A on hind,a usual TO procure vourholuiy lands,
pensions. sack and extra pny a, nominn rates low
er than ever. Having had considerable experience
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NTH me Dep1rtmcntsofth Government hnvngin
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we can doyour business TO your entire satisfaction
When We are no, successful IN in securing claims OF
this kind, we never charge. Call and see us a, our
law and land agency Office. NoEMs & FlsnrR.
Nov le, 1904
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NInIer a'nMnr ln Lcnsc.

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capitalists n1d manufacturers, as they have de-
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yer % feet head AMI la,I and situated in Dayton I
miles above Ottawa and drawn from the Fox river
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any cost 10 the undersigned. They have water In
lease Tor oiycars sufficient to drive ~ run OF
u feet hurrs, md vii lease on very liberal terms to
any good, responsible company
This is rare chance for men ofcnpiial who may
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is on n nay.rablc feeder within mile, ofthe con
ienlpaed Rock Island rail road, and the head of
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ROYCE & FRENCU's
Hub Morticing and Boring machine

TINE subscriber has now on hand few Of the a.
J. hove named machines. made entirely Of iron,
IN way and manner 50 simple in It's construction
thing OF the kind ever We, offered to the public. The
frame work Of the machine being entirely Of cast
iron, enablest with the help Of one man to perform
,swork with the creates, degree OF accuracy, there
being no jar or give tot. 1t will bore and morilcc
hub, and then by unscrewing two bolts throw the
driving shaft into horizontal position tenant the
spokesby attaching holloS aiger, with the great.
est ease ndinciliy, all ofwhch ls warranted to be
done in q worknanlike manner.
machine can be seen in operation a. my shop
Sept 90. Z BARSAEr
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M AMI AFTER TIE Is; OF November, we will Dc
~ found At our NEW STOKE, q doors west
OF the old stand built expressly TO meet the ext
HeEcies 81 our Tapidy increasing business, stories
saeh 40 deep lighted hy two - ieet sky lights.
toe entire iror OF sass-nak;ng i. a! nearly GuH
ieef o. shea aiij gn;erfcom--belg the most pa
elous. elegant AMI best iigLtsI stone west ni Nex