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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-24
MINNESOTA PION FER.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Thursday, November "a, 1858.
Fighting Commenced.

This fact is not surprising to US. The peculiar
position Of European AFFAIRS and the well-known trail
torous conduct Of the Gar together with the religious
enthusiasm Of the Turks and the insurrectionary ec
ments in Eastern Europe, justified us, we thought in
asserting ia previous issue that blood and carnage
would grow Of this long talked Of question. But
will this war stop with Russia and Turkey! Will
down-trodden, bleeding Hungary "huy the deluded
phantom Of hope and make effort for freedom !!
Will sunny Italy lie supinely on her back" and
allow :" the golden opportunity" to pass unheeded'
Will Poland shrink cowardly from the contest, and
permit The chains Of tyranny TO be rveted still strong
err These questions OF vital importance to those
sting and the lash of Despotis, and which believe
will be answered with volleys Of muske,s and roar Of
cannon. Let Turke, and Russia get fairly into the
contest, and wave after wave will roll its bloody wa
tiers the Old World, catching upon each reced-
ing bow new elements, which, entering into the
ocean Of dscord death and destruction, will make
one Of the bioodiest the world has seen.-
1t is true, war is horribet is true it should be de-
precatcd-it is true this question should have been
settled by mcdiationt is true, the innocent will sui
fer, and devastation follow in the soldiers path-bui
it is equally true, that there are times when patience
ceases to be "a virtue" when should arise in his
might, and cast of the letters that bind him. We
believe that time has conceive believe that the hand
Of God is visible in this movement and that though
temporary defeat may cover the Turkish arms, yet
civil and religious liberty will be promoted by the
contest. Our sympa,hies are with Turkey, because
we believe her to be in the right, and thus believing
we look forward with anxiety to the time when the
welcome news shall arrive that she has driven the
vadng foe from her land and preserved untarnisheo
her fair name and honor.
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HO, ALL YE VINO ARE .FFLrCyfD.


a Ii who want To minister "a ricir ailments Sos
IA cure hidden SORROW" should cali uppn t-. er
the Ills that flesh Is heir to, we have the fnSt
tives which science has discovered TO he LcrfGt
poor humany-and for the mind soon y Iii Ia,sa
large epitiOn Of "MnnesOta and its Resources % pr
octuvo. Call on BOND a. FFIIDDa
At the City Drug Store, pprr '',.s.t
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RAILWAYS READY RILIEF.

NOW that the -'Saety Funds breaking. ard
money generally has by being Inf sfei.n SGT ven
tight, we point you out way have re.lei. u ,gn
should be similarly attacked. IL is t. iry 5uti'e of
Ready Relief n specie in AZ ca~ts she.t5
people 'so IL with looseness.' For safe ly bos.is
dozen, gross, 1T BOND KEfiOGg1$
CITY p..r stort
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NGGICE.

rely given, that meeting of the ackholers Of
4 the Louis lana and Mississippi RaiIrotd Col1nauv
will he held the Office Of w. G. IeDuc. F~e. trty
days from the date hereof, o'clock. ] ~ l0r i've
election oil officers and transaction OF oicr business.
By order Of the CQmmissipnerS.
ST Pail. NoY. o. 1872.
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Samuel NJ. Tracy. J. G. North, d. A. Seccombe,
E. L. Hall, James H. Trader, Aham r. Dodge.
Charles Gardner, I. Atwater, J. C. Shepley. A. D.
Shaw W. Richardson.
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THE CRY Is. STILL 'MORF. LIGHT
Ii we who prefer light rather than dar kues--auI
~ desire keep your lamps well trim rard or eug
winter evening, just call for gross !ezn ~ or
hundred gross Of Lamp Wcks," an Tor lamp
Chimneys at BOND kEli bGGa
Git Drug Si.-r
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NOTICE IS given To all corperned and espec ai, To-
~ al half breeds interested in the yation
Lake pepir named IN the 9Th article of the treats vita
the con1ederated tribes of Sac and Fox Ht ,tbcF Ia
dians of July 18TH io3C, That the c o(
the Gen Land Office has instructed the cr Ger
eral to to be duly surveyed AZ the ctis-
nal lines Of said reservation, which
Ill progress IN That quarter; ard 20 proven az; oe
misinGers apdng THAI might grow OF o.. operations
OF surge, in that nelgh5oThood. this t;, r;ye
in edence TO orders from the Indian ID, partnieat
w. A. GoRN1N.
32--tf Gov and Snut Ind Aff,
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QUESTION.

QUESTION.
w HAT is that which few willing - aocp. nd
w yet no one likes to away,
ANSW ER.--ERIE and KALAuAzoo' ~. Be-
~. B." and RED I.ROS.''
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j. r. DAVIS.

Sop and Candle Nqnlfact -.
Get, East side, doors west OF WINSTON Jc,y
rick Hotel, ST. Paul. EFT
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"I.ET THERE BE LIGHT"

AMPS for Burning Fuid--and wi9tes strained
IL EXTRACT OF HoG"-Very cheap.
BOND a kElI0GCf~
Urrsr - Tsut.
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ST. PAUL BANKING OFFICE

Mi nesota.
81. Paul Nov. 81, 1853. 52tf
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30 NAPOLEON Dynasty" Fanny Fern ",Ers,
IN Ellett,' Alexander Smith" AEizase.h
Wethereli," and Of General Literature, ~
LCDUCiS BOO SFpET
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kbion of Industry Of ell Nations give notice that the
exhibition Ia the public ali iss br inches
Some changes additions will hereaftsr from time
ne be made but In its great ApartH Of produce
Manufactured articles machinery and ne arts the exh
bition may be pronounced complete
The Directors making this take pleasure
IN saying that IN all its branches 1t Ia by thu
prenve and attractive that hiss heen made in this
country and they believe it Will favorsby with
MADE
The display foreign art the products Of Of
the old GRID superior to thing be-
fore collected in this while the ipvt tive ingenuity
che cssnioal skill and the industrial Of
ps,ple, bave never before bean made so apparent.
The enterprise and the Ia ent Of 900 exhibitors have
produced this array of the beautiful useful
dpets Of hum and the Directors
invite THEN fellow citizens TO embrace the present
tupity to examine and TO study collection the like Of
which has been, in all probability, will not In
many years again be offered 70 thsr observation.
The Exhibition will close in the month " December NEXT
DIRECTORS.
Mortimer Livingston. PHILIP Bu-rowes.
Alfred Pell Johnston Livingst0n.
August Belmont. Charles W. Foster.
Alex Hamilton, Jr Theodore Sedg wick.
Geo. l. tchuylT. VIM. W. stone.
Elbert j Anderson. William Whetten.
Henri, r. unham. John Durham,
w. c. H Waddsll. William Keut.
Jaocb A. Westervelt. Watts Sherman.
James A. Hamilton. +. W Gdmonds.
Samuel Nicholson. j. J. Roosevelt.
THEODORE SEDGWICK, President.
CaAs ANDERSON Treasurer ,s S.
ONCE Of the General Superintendent, Crys-
Notice 10 hereby given that apple atoms to oxh
Ersnted. J. M. BArCHELDER,
Secretary Of the Superintendsnts.
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Or Wednesday, September 81 by the Rev. ]. ]. Lyons
l. J. TOBIAS Esq of Charls.to s. q, to ADELAIDE j.,
daughter Of UIish Hendricks, Esq, of this city
On Monday evening, September 49, at the residence Of
the b ide's mother, Bsooklyn Mr.. JAMES FAYE, OF NsS
York to Mics MARY JANE TnFoRD by the Rev. d. Pise
c.
At New Utlesht L l., on Wednesday. September q,
by the Rev. Hugh Carpenter, G. A. CLAsKE, of New
Yoik, TO RIMA STEWART daughter d DE- j. Car penter OF
the former place,
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,DVERTlSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY oar.
Personal.

PERSONAL.
GILBERT A. ROSIE WILL CONFER FAVOR BY
" calling sending his address to Manuel Agustn Agu
gro, ~ Beach place, Brooklyn.
INFORMATION wANTED-OF JAMES SHAW OF DUB.
lin Iceland. who left his home i've weeks and has
any nformaton Of him will be very acceptable Address
Mrs Mary shaw New Brighton Post ONCE Staten Island.
REFORMATION WANTED, OF ALADY WHO VISITED
three four lace stores In Canal street, Monday
morning last dressed 10 light gown black mants,
and dIab hat The advertiser would be happy to rssve
her and address Of unmarred HIS Intentions
honorable. Address Dr. o. p. Q Herald office
IF YOURS TRULY. FROM BROOKLYN, UNDER DATE
Of :..-.--s ate where private Interview be
had he will confer favor and ALI matters treated
on will be held Atrictly confidential.
IF MRS s. P.s, WHO CALLED AT NO. 4 CARROLL
place, Beeoksr streeto and was dsapp nted viii call
tser and receive an explanation and apology.
IF RETslY vANDENHOCK OF ANDERLEGT, (BEL-
gum Will call 1t 33 Pearl street first foo. front Of
hc between the hours Of and r. NJ she will hear
tbirg interesting to her.
Mks. GRO E. LANHAM Of SOUTHAMPTON ENG
M land whose husband died last month at the ". Hos
Lita VIII receive news from her friends by calling at No..
20 South street.
H,HE LAZY WHO VOLUNTEERED TO TAKE TUE
charge of broche shawl, left In Broadway stage
last by q party who Nibo
squeted to sepd the same her present address, to f.
Is. Fay. 40 Broadway.
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6A.ior clsims Of this extraordinary article
public ettimktion ised time
been before the world 1t
ton founded discoveries la chemistry and
LET. changes tae hsir Of obnoxious
smiIats with the hair and Of ing IT,
30 pronounced by emiuen chemists the only safe hair
dye known. 4th 1t s impossible TO stance
its fsiure 9Th II has the ELDEST popularity yet
these nsser ocs by proof the at CRISr
koS No. sstor Htuse where 1t Is manufactured sold
81 so.
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Marine Court

Before Juoge Thompson.
sEPT 23-Spauling and others Ring bullock This
seton brought against the defendants, Mssss.
Rig MuUcc for the recovery of the value OF building
materials furnished taem BY the plaintiffs The Court
gave judgueDs in favor OF the plaintiffs Of Sl9A and
costs, amounting TO 1905
Before Judge MCCARTHY.
GdyOr Us Crdry Curious Suit - This was an action
brouEbt against the dseDdant for Asssung plain
taG OF whose mouth IL proved he had Knocked
segar The Court looked upon this piece
Of business, and rdDgy gave judgment Of $40 and
costs for the CON lainant.
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Court Of General Sessions.

THE LIQUOR DEALERS IN TROUBLE
sSfi Lot1 scene sast pIesssted iCsolf Tor tno
l.ft ies days sgaio repeated yesterday The NUN
Der 81 sissts DOT oim,nished in tbe least but on
bs csDtisry feeu cd 70 have Increased The foowing
tesSh ssv.ntsen'h, Eshteeoth snd T~entisth wards,
we're o. pleading gully 10 selling liquor Without hSsnss'
on charged until the b day OF Octobsr next. go
Ifcn The Thnd Ward -P.tricl Fsion John l. seilier,
c.ri Roerer William Pstteron, John Dorschsr, John
LinD. Mr. Mary HIDE Total, Z.
Fi0m the Saith Ward -Tbos McGowsn.
Seventh Ward Tnos. Johnston, Patsick Smith, John
John Diff, Wilam wole Mi;hae Kearnss. Henry
oBrier pee John MaRaffsrty John Cook, Chas.
MsE,,oy, Cashs.ne Donshue, Mary A. Kely, and Mary
7lnh Ward Henry sraus Herman Holts. Philip
S@ish Va eatae perst Bsroey Seaveret, John Merry,
jacob tsidui James L Hbase, and Earnest Bsnorss.
Elers,ah Ward - George Dalmsgs John Higgins, Henry
JsBigsn, Anne sehan Wiloan Roa,h PATRICK GILL; Luke
Bspug, james NcIevin and Patrick Fitzgerald. Total 8.
1hirteeh Ward Albert Ganry, Morris Epstein Frsds-
rex aeLtzii John Gooirey, and Nicholas stamsiksr.
Seysmeenm Ward John Farlsn, John Luce, John
EcGDais-, Peter Malone. Michael Mentally, Fredsrics
sch John smith, John Hgsos Thomas Hissios,
and Pa,rek mccormack rotai IL
Eighteenth Ward Patrick Brady Michael Dougher'y,
john Pumps William Doushsrty, Luke Menna Audss~
6rhp Patrick Csg James Walaos, Catherine Fortune,
Mary Comfy Mary Cshlil BRIDGET Guinness Bridget Nc
Tuentieh Ward Peter Tosisr John q. Corlst. Robert
ossIioo. oaeyb Role Thomas Tower Charles zimmer.
Charles Knapp. william Gobler. Margaret Corrasan,
Msry Freii Mary Corrigan, and Margaret Gainor. To
Ia, 10.
srABBING AND ATTEMPTING TO KILL THE FOREMAN
OF ENGINE COMPANY NO. Al.
man nsmed rhomss D connor was then placed At the
bsx, charged in the Indictment with ASSEMBLING Henry
IL wis, ,hs foreman OF Engine Company No Al, with
hEne sabbir him two three times III he back aud
onca In he neck IL appeared tha testimony Of tue
Complainant. tsat while hs and two friends Of his
were sang do~n Delaney street, they assaulted oy
the deeIuspt and Vtbsrs, Who after the
plainspt aud stabbed bin four times III tbs back and
neck The svieerce tbs defence went mat
the assault not commitea by the accused, out By
arosher WHO IL bis CO 1paay, named Mcintyre.
The jur, IN this cae then tesifs1 hid up to late
hour las. evening had no. agreed upon q verdict.
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Court Cnlsndar-1nts Day.
Coyxos PlEAs--Nos 52l 625 528, $50, 53l, 532 $50,
bs7, $40, 541, 642, 5i3 545. 5is, $40
UsfrEo STATES DsruCr CouRr Notions
SpPREhg COURI--Chfcoit Adjourned 20 Monday.
srPxExr CouE1-SpsciaI Term.-satu,day motisns.
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ctptcn the best Beware Of
pulled dyes Equally celebrated Aionrau6s medcated
soaI for curing pmplss reckes sso rough
ness PoRdre subtitle uproots hair from any part
body liquid rouge lily white and hair restorative ct
No. 81 walker street, nrst store from Broadway.
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4 SEsPsCTAELs AND QgIErY oUqo LADY HIsu,
II yoang lacy compsEioa One - r,sp. sssoie snd
quiet sls WHO devote all hsr ti4c md good
hume secIssias a G. Compahi0a era staes. nsfer
elces schsrged.
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no THE lAnIEs.-A NEW AND PERFECT SYSTEM
for emitting dresses exbio 1q at tie st Palae
Invented by Mrs r. Gihor OF ttiIad 1yhis VI be tauRhs
Tor short time and only =, $50 Bieecker sseet This is
the only system for which the premium has awarded In
Pennsylvspia Patterns cpt warranted TO ft.
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to tho ate ton Of readers 70 the extensive
81 49, 'I 81 ass.s 70 s be s& : as
q o'clock GA w srounds 81 AoIi-ae,s hase elifbe
on lsS soaa sa 'ss Sa
minute. 81 ss ~ s s sS s G1
santa Iwnt Fix trains stop a. that place DALI aissag
sour enc the Cor nut alton is or SIS PEI sspaa SasS
ms rTss s1ssos s aas
tsn offered suction IN great many years, aud
sysnsy PER ru. nsasy cay =
disrusislt. Il %hch pia.d 'sstrass viii Ss fa@shed
ri sa to Of o as
Rsrad st the various stations aud Zee tickets
stn All sPpsa:os s sas
orN McGrak, l6s Bowery.
Readers OF the HeraId.-Wc Respse folly
1s ss IT this s'p per-
ter opportunity Vas ever offered 70 SCORE country RESI-
2O3 broadway. "oS'
The Chimes CnIn.scnoo Plasn Lozs ve-"a
poweip sphrodisisc" eombiad with the quiaquesum
msllow roots Of snesns aame even among aSs C@sars
Which, according t. the Coiness tssnony
sSp.s inyissra.ss sss hssissy and sroions
BE- procured most Of the principal drusss.s and ~
and oss Of SSs S' SSss g IS .tT.s VIII
iamsburg LII
DIR. Gilbert, the Cslebr assd Cancer Doctor,
whose advertisement appeared 10 Thursday's Herald 4
broadway where treats ali cases Of cancer Without the
knife.
Bceie's Amolu IL the Most Delicious Article
for shaving have used its perfume is pleasant aud
its elegant but the rlch thick ceamy lAther 1t
raises the face, and keeps perfectly moist during the
whole operation SURPRISES anything baye 1t has
also atother decided advantage that OF leaving tbs face
smooth and firm to pleasant degree after shaving We
this must be owing to tho absence OF aka in its
PREPARATION Mr. Boge uss the elements OF
the amce or Californ. soap plant" 10 its stead 10
TIM cannot fiji t. be ofths same opoion have now ex
Hyperion fnd for the hair and hebeaiona for the
pexion, 10. Sshiug
ton street Boston. For esle by B. D. sauds No 100
Rusbton Clark Co, No. T3 Ring No. 1872, and Burton
Steele No. 3 Broadway, New York. aud by and
perfumers throus hout the world.
ScrOfuls, Cancer, Rhe atism, S1c -9yasts
Life Balsa Is the most certain remedy these
deases You who suffering tho most torsurirg pains
compound will afford certain relief Thousands
have been cured and published in she Sun Herald
other papers Those from well cis
who be and consulted hour Circulars
containing those tcates had It the principal
pot 246 Grand street. Seventy i've bottle.
Among all the Famous Medicines Tor Fever
and sgpe chill fever none - speedy and seotua
the public or tIe with the afflicted To the sick
commend extermnator unfsilipR, and will return
the money In all f'ilures ONCE lao Fulton street
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At
BAYARD'5, No s State street,
To-day,
Green Turtle soup and steaks,
Ready at IL o'clock.

Hething Can be more Popular or moro Beau.
6ful than kAFFEkTY LEaSK's fall style of Dssuer-
has, they do
lttion, each customer receives kenss Of oh rse
They the psus ultra Of the age NO 81 Chathsm
est opposite Chamber street, and Of Chatham
Pearl streets
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chronic rheupssm, dysentery dwellings old oolic,
Group toothache pains weakness the chest
back 10 In. TOBIAS Venetian Lioiment Price q and 81
cspt For sale BY the principal and storeh
street, NY.
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RELIGIOUS NuTTCHs.

RIsH0P SNOW, OF MOUNT ZION, WILL PRgACH
~ pure BIB truth at 1853 b. very 10 m ~
r. M seats free. Evening suj eetThe Doctrine
the Future Life
CANAL STaEET P6ESBt TERRAIN CuURCH-THE
~ Rev Sam Alex. Hamilton OF the General ssem Ny Of
The PrefbNteisn Church Ireland, will preach the
suing sabbath he sbo church OIs oolock
seryiee elson the aftsrno at 81 O'clock by the Rev
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Ro8ERT VI. PATRICK.

Teas -Jhc Best Assortment Of Fine Teas
will b. four 1t the store of th Canton Tea Com paay No.
M Chatham street ettwe Pearl and Roose welt streets
the oldest tea estabishm.n IN the city We
rsder tba they better here than else where either
at wholesale or retail They have no branch store.
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oOOo WAS ana Toupees always on hand
~ the wig factory OF Medhurst Heard n Maiden Iaue
made 81 the beat aternf, aud combip ali tde
povements Also edes' Ornamental hair II every dotip
n Maiden isae '0'
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nohe Why cont you ongncbt2 II win In six weei
force your beard 20 grow strong aud th,cs aud will
ot stain jurs uhe akin. 1hfs s sttnngs, but fact
Per bottle sent 70 any part Of the counto r. u. Ora
10 Fulton street,
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cry store go BroadwsyIu consequence az ,ot.a,a =.
EovAl the entire stock cer reduction OF tSsntv
eve per cent as toe new store will ope"-d m a., ~ y,
noyomper Ihs utmost Inducements win be- offsroa 10
ladies to make larle pueohaAen. - - VH91eu "
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CRYSTAL PALACE.
SupfRINrENDHN1s OFFICE CRYSTAL pALA

SuPERINTENDENIs OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACs,
~ Sept. o, 1883.
The public respectfully informed that the Crystal
Psaee Is every day, sundays excepted betwsea
tho hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock A.. M until
iLrther notice. -
single Admission. Observation-Disclosures. m IN
cbscIen upaer twelve years OF age........... o rs
" eskly tickets Nrom Monday TO SstuIdayl...... / ~
Monthly tickets dor each calendar month";. ,.. 50
Nooa ns Al r,.ehiy tcis;,s. a. 10 10 W
after Saturday tho 2h inst aud price of al on
ter saturday, oct. T. W. "
1kes be purchased the entrances 20 tho crvs.
Palace or Mt the mueic store Va Hail son No 23s
BroAdway corner Of Park place. also at Joles music
sore w brosdway. JOHN N. BATCHELDER,
Secretary Of the psrtntendsnta
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Defiance Safes Once More !-GayleT'S Salas
again The folio wing
si6cae received in Of the IRE Of
often tried and neverfailing sases:-
AMSTERDAM r, Sept 10, Iaa3
Mr.. ROBERT N. PATRICK, 1872 Pearl street, n Y-DEAR
3Rl have only ut present to chat the Defiance
safe that purchased from and was 10 sors :. t
zine IT IRE the morning the 18Th has
she test OF the destructive and hottest ooah
that has occurred In this vsge The are origin tod
sensumsd Ahd 50 surrounded BY tho osvou.n
element the containing ssfs thu. not droI
reach ed NATL budiass were In ruins
and yet to the astonishmen of s present. shea the safe
drawn out and opened ts contents consisting Of
sur dred dollars In bank bls also large amount In vau
able papers sno books we're perfect whe sDtrast
ed to its The wood work good order be-
fore the fire. ana the safe would apparently the
heat again. 1t Is with pleasure add my testi aony
merits Of tie truly named Lehsnce safe Respectfully
yours. L. Y. GARDINER.
SAFES sl szes suitable for merebant banks jewellers
RECORD obces steamboats, &c nre and thief proof blsk
yau1t Doors plate chests for private families DO had
for sale and made order At the depot 1871 Pearl street
oae door below Maids lane, N. Y, by
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and shaving ROOM at 40 Nassau street. adjoining bert
street. where can be obtained HILLS hal
cye OF II can be appod also for sale, His nfabe on
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NAal9NAL DEMOCRACY -THE contribution
a,m ana and .en'l. ~ - isfsa go III - Z, Plat
serstie Iepebe.a hsrs q ty ami ess1,g Il H1~
Rs,'y ana o. ,ssen ,,os. isas..,sa
e,o'e"k 70 70 Z nd. At ssr sous by
& inc mia .,. lie The 18th
Hon l1f D. IS bielinsoD, Hon c.,,,,.
hsssj w.ssr " I'm Iss; ssk s,,sasl'
Edmund Edmund Burke. :. Hsnryc. Murphy,
Cotton smith. ). T. D. Hart
kk. , Stockton, Gen. o,vils cl..i,
$:::s:$ s.;.s ; s.,ss u.s.: Is
lame James I s.rSis.. u :" I, Wight
J R1y,d = N s.Sssur Jamss Brady, Esq.
suSsw feah.m. siaa.S 3 sa. Sis.ssia s.a ESQ.,
E Esn,y w : sooss' 5sha T Iss%.s. i:a...
Tossrs u. Norris Georss I. sissas'' n ESQ.
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DIMocRAT1c REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE OF THE
q this this EVENING" .ns
were ure Din ousy adoptsr viz ~~senf -
Platform
state ConventioA held at Syracuse.
nsfs' T ia July endor,e tee nonnnsion OK
Isaac a VerIlank OF Erie for Secretary OF state,
Martin Grover OF ANegsDy for atrorneg General,
Francis Seeul OF ] ewte, for tate treasurer,
Andrew ). Yates, Of Mont .omsry for Canal Commits
Gsner.
Wi,mG bye. Of ontsrio Tor State Prison Inspector.
kS 81 11s%S .sf 81
Hiram Den Q, OF Oneds for Judge Of appeals,
ALBEIT Edgertos, OF Delaware for Clerk OF Appeals
Ard win best efforts to cir election
Resolved, That hail the pomins tjon Robert Kelley
for with peculiar satisfaction tlat his poli
cal his with
eal watts and Of toe his
tnguistse integrity commend him follow
JOHN R. BRIGGS. ch,irmAn.
Il Il. S S.hrFcnrsr }seoreta,iea
DEMoCRATIc YOUNG MEMS, NATIONAL CLUB
dsy evening next inst At Ssuyveant Instisute
Application for membership TO lie made other
J Barton Breckenridge 81 Wall street
G,rrett Striker 70 Brc adwsy.
G Godfrey Gunth.r, lis East -Four. senth stres.
Philip JoachimsoI. llS asssu street.
Erastus w. Glover $50 Tenth street
James W. Walsh, 81 and 81 Nero ants Exchange.
John Wheeler, ORION Place Hotel
Edmund G. Genet, lls Chambers ,treet.
George F. Alden, superior Court
l. b. Abbee, 40 Maiden lare
j. Clinton Bolton. 81 West Twenty third stre,t.
Edwin Henry, ZIG Chambers street.
Lewis Francis, n Maiden lane
Jacob l. Van Pelt l4l Fourteenth street.
party pride ana boast. James T. Brady ana liz a.
tire national ticket, must and shall be elected