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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

OLIVIER. STDt I. - FOLSOM.
EkTIER ior >"ie at iheir Rrai i'iato Rooms st the
Court House st Paul NIn.. IIt following pro-
.ly In the CITY OF 81. Paul:
r. lot No / in block y" ;, teaches Addition, being
70 - .tet front On Ramsey street.
Also Lots and block /, and lots Is and Il hloc s.
and lot : block N UarkteN Walkers addition.
Also. Lots ad block II ~ h!-tson'> addition upon
which j. erected IA new cottage dwelling, etc.
Md Lots 3 and block Ba>,' addition.
A',o Lands near 81. Pau, IL follows;
Ia TCWn 20, Range %.
100 acres, beng h. Il " Qr and s'lr ~ sec &c,
aud : cqi> Gr sec ., and W hi - W qr, ari Il Or
qr sec 8, ht 81 Il a. aud II ar cqT
ana ii ar ir sec D.
In TOWN. 20. Range I3.
100 ac;e. ~ follows: " Ia qr anu quarter n "
~ set IT,. ana u ~ IL sec 3
IL Town 30. Range 2l
462 follows. Lots No }, =, and }, and hf ;
q ana ar ar, and ht qr sec u anj
let No ste %.
TAe l,nNe property viii be sn'3 cheap aRt unon
soInbIe terms. Ior further parti cars enquire Of
DIN iER. STONE \ FOLSOM
IT. Paul. March p. icyI--89-sf
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FLOIrR! FlTOR:

yYVEE subscriber has AT his mill. in Clifton, Pierce
n County. WisConsn, a large quantity o excellent
Flour consisting Oh tra. super'nr fac and nag,
together with Corn Neai, EI,t oarse feed, etc. which
he - il dispose Of the lowest cash prices The dis'
lance !om 81 Paul Clifton Is only "A miles, SO that
persons IN want Of articles his lire, wo' do we'll 10
call or send. l6w'j u b toA'
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
WINTER AND SPRING ARRIVAL
THE WORLDS FAIR

I As rtTtlFtG Itf bLTUalh Lp-7s INpres. vaTicI
IL assortment or
PRINTS, DeLAINES, CASNMEREs,
.aerinos, Gi0res, Hosiery.
y ooicn Goo}S,
Muslin collars and HdeTaltcves. Velvet Ribbons etc
These Goods, Together with the remainder Of Fan and
winter stock oi FA>cv nnd DoNcs. y bs. GOODS,
REApN MADE cLoFiIISG
Hats ard caps Boots and Shoes Clri,.tinc. Yankee
Notions, Sea- will be sold q small ndvunc. over
Eastern cost, prepsra'orV starting fer NY spuug
,iocL. .,DN AE!; KEENAN,,
WORLDS iair store car b. and RoIarts
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13
j. T.. FULLERTON. j. BUnGEss
j. r.. FCLLERTON & BURGESS.

n r. FUliERr TON has this day associated with hlm
- j. burgess in hs branch store III the WnSlow
House, Fort Street The busin. lie conducted BY
j burgess. under the name AID hran oC T. FUN Err
TON BURGESS; where the, have on hand a large
and we'll selected stock of DRY GOODS Of every variety
to2cthcr with d complete stocs of CLorHiNG Doors
and SHOES.
We shall do all in oar pcyer 10 SATISFY customers
BON a. 10 price and quality.
March % 1854 --.,A-tf
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i nd.
AN prepared {. fsrnish abstracts II The ttlCH
i t. The Rial Estate ths county and III order 10
induce real estate owners to look INTO thoir Titles,
will receive sts for examination, and not charge ioF
the abstract of any piece ~ parcel un>S the ujc thete
defective The land l. encountered i'll par jclt.
not within The kuoW ledge If the owner. Many per-
viii learn tor the ir.t time. doubtless, That t.
titles upon Airh thel confidently relying, are ahso-
lutely worthless While others having good CHAIN 81
ilte. viii discover that there itns against one or
more the crautors said chain. that present i'll
cunhranc ard which the present owners i.aN he
allied upon 10 bose Their land securities upon
land VIII be found insufficient by rcison ol legal
or equitable detects the Nurlgagur's itC, or prcr
uudi>G ovetcd Hcu abr tnces against he estate "uGh TO
be charged, and IL very many cases me A dCsCTiLed
IN The deed has no legal existence whatever.
D. hardly necessary for to say dat under such
A loose alarming stale Of things, II ieIODNes every
ascertain the real character 0 his title ana III
the infancy of th,T existence TO have them carefully
examined aid corrected 4 found detective Ftom ny
experienc, in system of al>t1Ct,ng, which ave
lunted, confidently assert that ~ abstract, il BE-
yond All question the most Tctig5tc source of inorla-
toa wltl reference 10 tte- to be found Ia his CITY
all written abstracts that furnished b. nc, 4fe
warranted - be perfect
.;9-tfl {. ~. PARKER,
Banker and EN chancc Broker
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SELLING OFF

COST, for the purpose Of removing TO the Le-
y The subscriber VIII dispose OF his goods un
al the 18th April, Al COST. lie invites persons in
Of Groceries give him call, and he feels sure
thsy Will net 90 away dissatisfied
mar l6 ALEXANDER REY.
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COLLINS g. CAKES,

AUCTION s. COMMISSION MERCHANrs,
WILL sell every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
W Evenings, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes
.orcrles aud Furniture, any ote. Goods mat ma
he sent 10 them ~ cons igumeut
ST. Pau, Ic5. Z,gh. te54. % IF
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TEE OLD BHOI.'N Drug STOR -
STILL ~ TIE ASCENDANT.

ME1E have Ind no time Of lale to write ADVERTISE
mfht-. We >liii receive in n tW d.r. the
largest Md best assortment of every thn- ear i.e
ever yet hroncRt 81 II. PAU. llcigt- win uuar old
ally be very high in short time al, com
Try cr.tucls aid friends generally al. taiiy fer
ihtir supplies We guarantee 10 GNe sSisitc tGu both
- u isict and quality oi every article No i,~i-
r"u~ u purchasing ~l be allowed leave fiG Oh
htoWn Dag 5tur9' without a Trade.
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Valuable Ground Rents TO Lease.

Z f. FULLERTON win lease FOR term Of years
- OF the most valuable business property IN
ST. Pail.
lst. lots !GrWare houses on the Lower Landing,
81, valuable lot on 81 ,EeAr bis store;
81, lois Fourth street Tor shops an. dwellings,
ith, lot. OH Hench street,
Also 100 Acres of unmproycd land few miles from
St Paul the rent OF which 10 Dc pu on III improvements
9t. Paul, March 1th, lr5i ~ tw
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THE WAY TO THE ALI k.-Ni Fl -
MUNG MADE EASY; OR HOW 80
WIN 4 LOVER.


s'Love rules the court, tie camp, The grove,
For love is Heaven, ana Heaven i love"
- SAD. the bare: Ntt thousands pine
For !ove--os iif, and li-h, d Ni.e
Nhn, did lh,v know some stuue charm,
The hearts oi those they lave 10 YARN;
Might 1--we, might die. ~ SIS >aprcme,
Possessing All q. which they dream.
Tn. road 10 Ntdock wpud you know,
Delay not. but 10 RUt y bOi I 90.
Time flies and from his gi0nny wings
shallow balls on living tiIngs,
Then seize the Moments as tbfN pass,
Ere 1911 The last sands through thc glass;
Al eas; the present l. Your oWa,
While all the future Is unknown.
happy marrIaee man or niiii
Ma, now secure hy ROt y DoUTS aid.
Professor Roundout of New Grk Formerly OF Swe-
den. vbefe he has been the mosrs II bringing hhptt
thousands Of happy riageS. vii SIND "a any address
on receipt oil dollar. post ild ah dlrecti"hs L"
enable Ladies' OF ealt.ulen IT, win 4he GcVuttI anrC-
luns a. many Oi The opposite sex IS TIE! May ue-
sire The process il simple. hut $" captivating that
all NAV he married. irrespective 0 age appearance or
po.i,ion lsT, though Go least IL can be arrange
with the utmost ease and decacy. Address Ifoies-
sor ROUN DOUT, New Xorh tuy, posI paid
have agents. and ANY persons adVerttshg them
Selve, NJ snch vile s~iraegs aid VIII prosecute
them he law directs
D.-This Is huinhgg, but one OF ihe greatest
seizures The world ever produced, which, thousands Vi
ladies' aud gen,'enen IN che Cits ot New York can at
t,>f TO- No VIII regrel the price raid or suc
AN Invaluable secret All letters properly sealed ana
plainly directed may be the Professors risk
5-3m.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

RUBY & CALLk,N DER.
~iiAkDPEE, Il i.
HQANT. e the necessary arrangements to enab 2
them keep constantly ob hand during Tic com
ing season, large supply Il good
shakopee Lime,
which hc had ~ all times b. The barrel, terce or
boat load oI accommodating terms
Builders ST Paul informed tnat supply VII
90 Kept constantly hand al the different houses
IA the city. The Shakopec lime has been well trel
and known 10 be stronger SID much Cerper Tor
mason work for plasteriu., thn that broogh, from
Dubuque and confidently expect 20 be able 20 suD
ply demand ia the Minnesota valley and the settle
Eneats Oh Tie Mississippi. is5t
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CIIA>iELTN & MORGAN.

tIA-i fiEl.it -nORssANs
WARE that "humbuc" is the order OF the
\ tly in -. Paul At present, dsclsin any IN
o1tion 20 impose upon the pubic IN ann.unong that
they Offering thelr present STOCK oi Staple and Pan
cy Drs Goods, Clothing Hats, Caps, Boots and shoes,
&C. At greatly reduced poe preparation! To lie open
iiig of the "s,prins Campaign
Wiz, an assortment mbrohen. they can supply
the of the public Tor any goods IN Their llne and
are determined 10 jet Them slide"
Thcy viii offer inducements 10 merchants wishing TO
replen, the stook Inc, iateudto dovo.s particular
attention tie Lohbins Department.
can AT Their store Tar street, between Robert
aud Jackson streets, anG tc )nvinced.
feb 42-i - q ~.
rlCOUErT'S SUPEKiuR GOLD PENS.
gg,uH subscriber mas iast received barge and
\ plcte assortment Of the above Icus. They took
ii. Fri, Is aGold S..i al the wori's Fair, and those
vho have usei thcHi Say tiiere is none hciier
For sale II COMBS DOohSlokf,
mar near The American House
No. 1, WINsioxy HOUSE,
UPPER TOWN.
a w. pONNER ht. ogeped atrnncA store ior the
-. accommodation pi persc's living in that part Of
the Town, where viii b, ounp zig usual good suppl
q Fresh ''rocerie> mar
TEAS Of the test qo1it7 Il No. /, Winsicw Hoasr,
S777oFTTF-E-old Java ccyioa and RIO ., 70 q
a ~ DnWNER-
SsUGNR. ol al ki1i.; Candles Star aud Mould a
- choice 10, Of Fresh Butter, a, No. !.
mar j. ". DoWNER.
STRANGE. SURPRISING STRANGE:
IHAr Crocer,es can be sc.d so cheap
+ l Great Inducements are held out 70 persons WISH
ing Family Groceries At my old stand ~ am deter
mined to make room Tor M spr.ng st"f \
J ". DOWNER,
mar Next Door 10 Blums.
MUSIC BOOKS.
THE shawn and The Duicner collections hand
l. and for sale wholesale or retail, by
! w - COMBS,
ies15 Nels The American House.
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UDED SPREADSf,,t up expressly Tor i Minnesota
Il , winter, by Hoenan, al the - .
Dec 3, le3s-5i-l
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,


GtT. PAUL DIVISION No. I. H. of I. meet every FIJI
~ Jay Evening, AT Temperance Hall.
81 If \ BAREOI-2 II s.
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~ iiESKH.

HD OGTRS very best Congress Kuifes and all kind
- Df ihc finest cutlery, just received AZ
LgDUCiS bCokSTOEY.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-04-13

MAPS OF ST. PAUL.
III in need map of st Paul, viii DO wen
y to call On combs procure one, is there are bse
few left
COMBS BOOKSTORE,
fb Is near the American House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22

Latt and Interesting from BaeHos tyres.
Boston. Nov. Isl he hath Prescott, arrived
to-day from Buenos Ayres, brings dates to the
2Oth If September.
Gen. lieu IN Ia, recovered from his severe
illness. and rr-uned the Presidential function
over the Confederatcd Provinces.
The Minister Of Finance IN, resigned.
The Bueno, AYrr- Z ,ckrt call, upon tie au-
thorities To prepare tnr an invasion from Urqui1a
winch il believe, impending.
The plul # a national caaseway fr the con
federated prpsil-a, H. M, ting with great opp
-itun aud NJ. pro5ahi. he drfettcc.
The British CONSUL at Bueno, Ayres Las issa-
cd circular declaring the BRUSH subject, Of
that country who have loaned money 10 the Em-
peror OF Russia guilty Of treason.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
releeraphed for the Daily virgiman

iditFid1utNl iOf iIlt ptiiN iHihh
Reported Re Constluotion ofthe Cabinet and
Change ii Foreign Appointment Wheel
Ing and The baltimore aa2 SA.o isailIoad
Company the Markets.
RlCuNpNp Nov. 2lst, leJl.
\ Washington dispatch to thu New FORK Her
aid says the Cabinet is to he reconstructed IN
january. Campbell and Guthrie 10 ~ out
and Breckenridge Is 10 be Attorney Geneoal.-
Cushing Secretary Of State.-Dohbn Treasurer
and Mason Secretary of the Navy. There is also
to be an entire change in the foreign appoint
ments. Marcy is going To England.
The injunction asked by the city of Wheeling,
to restrain the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pauy from making connection at Benwood,
was granted to-day.
NEW YoRk, Nov -Flour-Southcrn is
dull-quotrd ut 81. ID to 9.l2. Wheat is II trilc
higher Southern Red n .95. Corn is II triic
higher.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 2lst.
Flour--Howard street - l. to 81 %; City
Mills, 81 * 10 81.
Wheat is less active Red 81 20 TO 81 50;
White 81 - 10 81 -.
Corn White, 76 TO 50 cents; Yellow, q to -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22

CIXcISNArI, Noy. lS.-Thcrc continues to be
Il steady Improvement in money matters here,
Cold has declined TO , per cent. premium, Eas.
tern exchange ll2a2l prem.
There is nothing doing IN provisions. Hogs
are irncr with salc- OF 50 15a4.
Ihe weather is cold; the riyer low and tallng
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22

The Postmaster General h1s established new
Office at Matimpony, Spottsylyania county, Va
and appointed Mr.. james H. Parker postmaster.
The Office is located between Locust Grove and
Chancelior>,lle, Immediately on the route from
which regular mail facilities three times u week
will he furnished
At Wheatey, Faoquier county Va, Mt Jno.
T. Kelly is appointed postmaster, vice d. j.
Payne, resigned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22
.SnnIr- lNinrm al Rnfalo.

BUFFALO, Noy. IA hick storm of snow
which mcts abo1t a. ia-ta- it fall, together witt
other causes well known, have almost completed
suspended operations tbi~ morning
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22

The Ohio River, Mt Whceng on Friday night,
wa, rising. With something less than three feet of
wafcr in the chann'l. The Wheeling Gazette
states that the steamer Hartford had left for
pittsburg, ami that tn Subrnville packet Nir-
gina had also resumed her trips.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22

PosroFlIsr Ronmmts-J. Il. and L. d.
Wicker, two young o..is Of Chicago, ILL.,, Of res
pedtable families, l..sr aseu arrested on the
charge OF taking n4uar"t- letters from the Post.
Office There, addressed to different persons. The
eNitnncn is strndg n9Ainst thom.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22

y. York, Nov. 19.-lhe mortality of the week
is reported at :}56 including but two cases from
cholera.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22

1nof6er B0nkIng House SUspendcd.
MILWAUKEE, Ny. lS.-'rhe banking House of
George Nanedck q Co., suspended to-day, but
its bills are still received blythe city banks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22

NEW LoNDoN, Conn, NOV. .9.--George Bliss,
the sheriff of this county, arrested four OF the
robbers of the Windham Bounty Bank last night
as they were in the act of going IA board Il steam
er at Alyn's Point for New York, and recovered
all the money except $1,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22

\. ORLEANS, Nov. l7.--fhc weather here Is
quite frosty. We may consequently soon expect
to be entirely free from yellow fever
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22
a. EGtsOEs wANTED.-The subscriber

"a EGtkOEs WAITE D.-Ihe subscriber
Y continues in market for NEGROES. of both
sexes, between the ages of 10 aud 30 years, in,
GLIDING Mechanics, such as Blaeksmiths and
Carpenters, and will pay the highest market
price, in ca-b His office is newly erected
brick building on Isl or Lyuc street Immediate
" in rear of the TURNER'S Ba 1k where he is pre-
pared, Z nying erected buildings with that view
To board negroes sent to Lynchberg for sale or
otherwise, ON moderate terms, aud keep them
as secure n il they plac ed in the jail of the
Corporation. 81 IL Noobhoof'
% IN ciimoG.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22
HEAVY sWPOIsTA EEONs

HEAVY RWPOIsTA EGONs
EtpEAT STOCK OF NEW GOODS -
ri l9ih OCTOBER 1874
an \ home wnh Tremendous ,tock Of NEW
GOODS of,ycry description. Ia clnseJuencc Of tn"
hr,, n,portutiun oi Dry Good i'ru tn United Sta'rs
ria. season. ard r. lt;r sttiegtucy 80 lie msary
narke, at tie North, J day" bought ny goods very
che.r. The assortment ]. iaode ofFe"eh En- hsh,
Enltan German ard Amstsaa Ed5r1cs ri ol NJ "l WIZ
h.. sold W., ll,. iur fash aid nothing rl-. a Cash.
JNO J. PuRNIS, Agt
y. Is view Go, ell ain. = every wee
r,, J .. Ag''.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22

EDAENgs ND OEf.S. --W6ae uod broNn
Ile s. tts i,a3. 40 j nj ro'ots ia use, ground in
,lI Ton -.,... o.. P.Sl NBlEk & 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22
IW ROYAL. LETTERS PATENT.
TIE lINDROM AGEN, OR WATER PROOF,
ANTI CONSUhdpTIVE CORK SOILS,
Manufactured BY
lIarcOnrt. Bradley 4 Co.,

~ Market Stirred. Manchester.
Principal Udreho,tSf, lO2 Uood Street, cheap
side, London. Engiand american Establish
uents, b Inn Street & lu2 Nassau Street,
Nem York, L. =.
fINK IIvlromRp,n uHhr discovery for protecting ia"
feet hom damp coli aud therefore preventative Of mnny
without ductoring whntoVer The nNdroma
pcu inside the h'ot or shoe Its
mcirntpl character Is fl antdota Ia direato.
gentlemen will ha lot ud agreeable warm, and healthy,
the coolest rani weather. the loot ehunh lie
fthe iyumnJ inserted Ladies' mnt "rnf Tie
Hthrat sultd oo una the mort Indictment atlcr viii
IMMUNITY. while prevalent among the young Of
he thVnttr lay thor general adoption They
sIr ina unhealthy matVer an "ses hfe mol dangrns
Ia Ic rnna la lev went her Ike nih rni"rt While tho
ht the feet tonppam extremely uRr The HNdromaFrn,
lguf thin aepui prepared ullnry place" inside,
ht yro tho ht the foot ~
uujl, To Children tcy rNrmo valuable, they
leusr r. .ghtna eel mrutnn heies those who
i1lr rise u en- viii find tn d5er's I'LL" much dmh
ishrl tlr. ohN#
ha Il,iromHprn Il, known, s snela in
almost Incredible extent Lust Soer n london
Atl. hratc birmingham, Idvruou Glasgow. Leeds, Dab In
Ht- Antwerp nmhurgh, und ns our salcs reached f33
pprs 1T Gnk Soes THUS the number viii far surrafs
That
The rarlt, their oruionof lhcr value rrycutat'"
Cuughs, Colts reu,hua, fhma and Consumption
Ncns sEU. pr lhair ah 'ruta
lHItr. do SO 10
N.yaA Misses do - do
NOTICE lhr r"ni1t rietF makrn liberal ALLOW
lolhcfs Nhoenlca THU siorekte"r nny
profit their ,.o willie they n1tcc that
Kept my rn.a fFu"ds For tems,
nptly Ia uAHCOtRT UsAnLlN 4 ca,
.rp l3-taeam rs Ann Street New Work.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22

BLANKETS BLANKETS BLANKETS
w f. call the attention # Cunracl"r- Nam iactutefs
w and all persons y hing l"huy Ia tnr urge an"
vel n.sortrd stock IF BLANKETS, con-i>tins OF
Exi,i fine B a Blankets ribbon bnrd'ted.
Fine ID d"
MrluHn 10
Blue Gree. Block aud BIZ wu 10.
Fine Crbb io--
AID <esr3 BiunLes a. coIors AMI grades. NJ cry 10"
crs@., SIIGLER McELDERRi 4 co
u1t Iu.ls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22

Nmlulk, vn., November 1854
rlNDE UNDERSIGNED in,tes proposals irim date.
L IL the CALCULATIONS upon sections al the Nor
iok aud ctrr.burg Rnitoad, embracing nh"ut four
hundred rhou-und Toe 1000 cubic yards Of earth
en,ion Tho wor, i. uutcd ,nst of Petersburg aud is
en,y Of access WILLIAM MALONE,
Chief Epgr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-22

AVA 8flIFFt = : 80 III1 dETfN W IHI-'HF8t'
Petersburg, Va.
{ ; Prod. -. slgnmen's ssliSitcd; which
will lee ~, "a ,ual at,untiCn 81 tho part
nera
J,,,p " Ote, D.. H. s,rund,,.. Stn'i Miller, Am
house kucLst. Leaahhsra. lime. Wallace. Hon J"hn +
AyN. iaut \ lIwaiue, W. Jovues. Petet-halfi
Naive, S Rus-asIe. n =. ~ %. kicho ond
Iul, ab $50.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-20

COLLISIONS AT SEA.-It is impossible to pro-
vide effectually against collisions at sea. Our
blood runs cold to-day at the remembrance of
steamer crossing the bows of sailing vessel
that bore us to Liverpool, so near that three
minutes later a collision would have been in
evitable and yet she passed like grim phan-
tom in fog, a black hull and a red pipe faint
ly looming athwart our bows at distance of
only twice the ships length, while to her
watch our vessel was probably invisible. We
heard her paddles, and the roar Of the sea as
it parted before her ponderous bulk we heard
the tolling of her bell as from phantom
ship; her direction and her progress could
only be guessed by sound but we felt that
invisible power that might in an instant crush
and overwhelm us, drawing nearer and near
er,-while the tolling of our bell, scarcely au-
dible above the noise of her own motion,
could hardly convey to her warning of our
presence.
At length she passed in the fog-no longer
a phantom--but thing of life urging her re-
sistless way through the dense vapors with
fearless precision. We never knew her name
or destiny. How easily might both ships,
each to the other unknown, have sunk into
the depths of the sea by unavoidable collision
But here we are, by Gods mercy, to record
our near escape from that which has befallen
six hundred of our fellows. These possibili-
ties are fearful to contemplate while sitting
quietly in our own study; but hoso fearful
while lying wakeful in ones berth at sea, or
CROPPING the deck in dripping fog. And yet,
with all the possibilities of calamity by collis-
ions, by storm. by iceberg, or by fire, that are
inseparable from the navigation of the ocean
by steam, that navigation is safer than rail
road travel in the United States.-N. " IN
dependent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-20
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