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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

Again Triumphant IA Medal has been
.s..nss, gsse .pPsss.sioa must :: Ala: sssifyas
: ss.s.hn and It cannot ia to ioauss i.rss
Gan ., no 81, sd..y esstlhmsass: GaisSr boots
ssu s. per l.r tao O. srss. Of otter dealers Tor sl
i ~. PER- I..: vha v % ,
economy should not iail to 5asronias CaHs,sI
Dshsnce saiamsnder Safes, Gay ler's Pa
INA roskaf n. PATRlcs he she sole msnafaotursr IN
asas impsnesrab defiance leon bars las hes,
abs aaa osss combined tn hs wsrla 7, whom he highest
s.sgsl,',. ss.s.n,s. isss Es.ssy,ss sas y.
Vhe Maine Law In Coant, les where Pure
s, sss Ssor: %. ,, a.a .ssdiy and for mere sria.
: .as fESi ;..' asss
srSa, 20 M se s.s o. ssrmsa.
Asor 10 yer orm: ana aorssc Grsoiev Dough, s.rnum
,s:ss You'd Ssy ana spss
,s,sSd ,hs ana 'snss sa.1 ands :. liftsa 9TH
a,e with snot frvid and inpassioued e quenes There
s.a women iii ,.r.'.s L sri hing sss s.ssst saa,
IT, ss sass evils wi s
weIfs's scLioaam Aromatic schnapps, re-
rasgns,sT ossauO,sns sf ne bladder .ad Eneys and
s, al 4 IL ,bs gov s',
VDoLPns Wolff sole ippor.or, u Beaver ,trsei
The Poets Sing OF Raven Locks Rut how
saL ehs charm If oas has no At sur . sy: sarke
ss1 iars can restore rhAs sine as dessc have taken
BXRSi IS l s SIR '.stssss. 1aas
90 BsoA6ray
Naiu Dys and Wisa--Bstchslos's Nan 90
..T *. S ,s ss =. 20 :, 20 IS s.sa.ay'R
- -sys r sns spcs~os famous hair dy, sad sss
~ Z IL s :: sss ~, "' ''' 'a''' s '''
spve no Hsustache-My Beard won't
pv"-ws then, rhJ don't you vss ny eaxusas Tor saa,
yin force yeur vhisses n.s.sohea OF hair
Aas tkoh IN six weeks Aad woat -tAn injus are kjr
m t-youi nnd so per bette, seut ~ any pArs oil
- essstry. x o. GRAHax. 10 Am ssress
Denaenei x Meyers snfaIibie Liquid HAIR
sye.-i eoisrs the hsr or -hssers bsAastsl olaek
byswr vishsut aiDrina the bsir
Ss disagrseAhIs stov 10 isty ssnins celebrity fer
ave ~ purple Or rsdash oss On ths hair aaeisd AMI
esd whslssals and retail 81 OorNAAdt sHseA M GfaAd
Crystal Palace Wigs and Tsupees.-Med~
HIksI EkARD'e hsdtn isne, is.she.oalJ pi,os n
fs sn vDer. yss can ma vss b.es and ison, Sr.a.
awarded.
Phsicn has ,hc First Premium over the
whole verd on pessuusy Tho soieuss 81 magic con a
scarcely hare esossd sraser rsvoiuoh IN the ipds ~
men thsa TIE recent prsnium awarded 10 PH.I,s Nv
e ivsses Of US cryssi fa r bess of
.lisYes b ,hsir s,ssni Pssoa
ssn. the ~ord hesrd At syery eornsr Of ar si.y
-. hn srionphss svr Francs knsi~ Ge5m.ry .na tie
choice peruneyy such lit. phrnses nv st our -.
lnpsly In ti. ,scota Phao5 nes fo-ssss'a NV
gan. f.~ % rssenass which las ousb ed him :, aar
pcrst TO outven sompttion ars he soiis,,s
ysdid Of tie sbevs ssoisa ,sNss a sHd 6l5
GreAswsy. ", Aichogn Eotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24
The Treedsm OF the city t. Capt. brighten.

- gAPr Creighton, sHr THRn BALLS
DzAR snI perceive with great plessur that on hAve
accepted the invitation Of the Mayor AMI Municipal aa-
Aoritss Of New York. md mean 10 afford to the thou
yanas Of grateful hearts who win there you the
privilege Of hearty shake of your jolly right hand on
a4ursdAy Eext.
rermn me give you word Of advice ON that ossa-
sAOa. We're you Iri.hnAD 1t would - unnecsaary,
Aat the mode sty Of seotchnau may require prompt
hV.
you we're old and ugly the ladies would ovid round
aad you with kifsss but being the of
lcth they will hold back Be not basau my dear sir;
svsly n Re What they will be willing t. osstov.
AAs hereby authorize you TO beSin with family,
cepeaipg Of three maiden sisters and four grove mp
asughters. Your sincere adrnirsr, BELLA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

ssss nisAt initiate, AID lawyers socid copy vcad
srsatly SsDsat them. QAusstsr This IL ans WIEN
stty l. 4 statute offence a.d . who dsrss W spen
h 10 street to speak tn. Word OF God borne
nae felon the station houss Kisses and applause
pa spesker Did baieve that i've thousand foreign
ru,ssrs eeBsituted the real Artosrasy Of this com
nvaiiy He denounced sevsrsly the Keepers and sup-
prrters OF the grand palaces labelled "sslDous wteh
kse Broadway. They had ruined Thousands Of ysaths
Ssn Of xs AND hops, bat whe in "a anwary hear, had
psrtsh.B Of the poisonous drsught and psrsasd. He
oor,ider~d the Maine law the true reaedy 10 this
ss%rgenoy and earnestly called upon his hearers 70 uss
n their Efforts to farther the cause.
Boxoegy was then sung, af or which the Rev. Mr..
CxANos prorounced the lotion and the audience
dispersed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

Ncw Music -Buena Vista Grand March,
Aslsssd 10 Major Gesrai wool v. A. BY Miss Phebss
Wa Sehoonhov,n Prize Is csptf. Ju,t published BY
HokACE WATERS SIS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

TO Manufacturers Of Straw Hats. We are
YeYared TO supp sewing mae ines speoi ally asted
kdng straw mats IN superior sylc The aohns fold The
saHs the edss stitch beautiful y with great
BAaAy and pArfcee regularity
l. n. SINGER Co., sS broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

ps, for coughs, 2b Roeg rs syrup verwoes tar
AZ pil' for coughs rs Hssaas compound syrsP OF
paptha for coughs 3; Scheneks pulmonic syru1. FOX
eousts 81 wAta nsrvoa, lido for nergousaes 81;
hCrses invigoInrg ocrdal debility SO for IS
Van Bsnberts fsmsie monthly Pills from &c many 81
tyatt, ntable life faissw 10. rheumatism 70 cents
e woss seboidan sohnspps, 81 ana 80 cents
holesale and retail, at
GUiON's, ~ Bowery, corner Of Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24
cerrs O.l.Haar-Tnis Day.

Court O0loh0Ar-Th10 Day.
(rnK0 sTATEs DISTRICT C0uET.- Tho trial viii
s resusd II the oourt room Ia sufficiently pat IN order
After tee late ars In the JON ing building
sUpREAH CouRr-Crcuit Mos. 60 %, 100 104, loo,
lS1, ITO lnh, ], Z, a. "a, liz, ia, lis.
surRmn OcuRf-spsoial fsrm-Adjournsd to Saturday,
yaeusIy Is.
ssrRsns Counr- Chambsrs-H BY Judge clsrke, at
- Cnan beYs street.
0uUsaN PIAa-General Tenn Motions and argumspt IT,
DprRoR CouRT-rs0 b, anohss Nos, 1877, l6t, 225 3d.
n IA 81 24l 276 278 Q7s, ESQ 26l 2s2 Pa, 2S6, 2Ss
80 2ea 100 2a7 2ss, sol, A. 1855 23g 902 70 sos,
J. 9, II, l2s, 243, l9a, "a, 1S7, 270.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

ssLet ~ Speak OF a Man we hnd him."
ssag chorus, words W James somonts music by
xAomap price rs sung by Buokeys, with immense
'''A'''' HORACE WATERS sss Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

Vet D1lks HrOm the steamer HuMbOldt.
.sss sysaed ~ HfrGHC0oK III cD3sATEk'S, No s4i
tssaaw.y cheap sssash 70 satisfy anybody ane biaes
1xureo0. euualIv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

or VISITING ROOTS mngr ihoens daEueraa gallery ~ Wy
brearway. Elegantly furnished warm rooms solenitd
yvs o. feer cry in ali parts Of the world
trss TO- exhibition day and evening free Pictures
kss neF elton In weather Root hiss been awarded
s Aighet dAl given At to Words Fair tor the excel
huss Of his work Gallery open In the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

Rlanoforte mt . BArg ain. "A Widow would
ases OF sxees one MN old pias fully
sharge ppIy Albert wekes pianoforte manufs tory
An West Broa away, Franz lin 6trest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

Wet Goods from IN Q Wreck OF the steaxn-
stp Observation-Disclosures 4 LsaDBEATER No 3,y
RevsdwAy, another jot cheaper shsn
Ne Nth- Ladies who enable served waek "a
consequence Of the crowd will DO well cs IA she
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

Profession nj Csrd.-Drs. II. d j. Hunter
patients In dis OF the IN daily. om A.
.P ~ NJ their ofAes 762 rsadway. few doors sboys
IN: Thomas Horton ESQ 22 Pearl street; D. Hoover
kAYshsl wAshington D. O., and many other persons
rsSp00SabiliSy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

Wet LA0ens, from the Steamer Hum e0ldt,
"A TO- sr5 D. Sd ooopld this mcrnns ~ =,
JOCK LEADe zAGERet VI Brosaw.. aiso vet DIS y
ms ~ ss 81 and os; VET wscllen biaDkets sns lnea
sssess g. AMI sVssy style q Try goods 81 Ices hsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

Why arc Hair Dyes generally UnpOpuiavs
beoauss they rta tn sesp the hbres leave sehad
N pleasant cdor ssd give nrsstgrsl soeuy tia, :.
shc hair This b not she nth Ustadoros 9esior
Aye u i tree ~sus.i, and human btee tell lac
browns hlscis from those Of natre Sold AND applied
privately ~ CRIsTADORO'S, No. Astor House,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

vaIeneiennes Lsccs. Peter Roberts & Co.,
ysersstysy, WIN open ON 7pssasy, 24th very choice
Stsk Of Valenoi compiling largest
ssssrmtnts ,fmed by thin Prices varying Ia
a~c upwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

Chaps, Chafes, and Tender F1esh.-Gou-
rsua medsatsd and ii
Also eruptions pinpies roughnes "a Pouare sub
uproots hair from low of the body
Lily white, liquid and hair restorative ~ No. 81
walker street, fret store from Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

Crystal Palace McdaI...The Bronze Medal
AZ NV York Crystal Paiacs-bsing ths high honor
irf gold yestere ny awarded 20 JOHN FOLEY,
H. he gold We oald recommend per
Szs Tip top pens drop aso his
~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24
rOLTT1OAI.

raj Comuitss-An adjcnrnsd mestisG Of shs above
enm tee Tor he rear is vill be held - rsmnaay Hall
uEpoGo Of perisetps general
u particularly requested
A. X. BERRIrK Chairman pro tsnL
Z. j. CAhsRGLLIre, Secretary pro tenn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

Caesring cut Winter Stock ut Great Bar
ready made cl th,r g:TSm.s $40; ee
a1, sost. With rsh lspss S. back doesiia pants
"a vAspiSeept 81 each COS, - Aiso sm snt
tsy hing ta;mas and sack with wilboas sApeS
- Ssf cent reduesd in price. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

The World OutdOne G w. Davis War
rants his ipAammatory extrpasor TO oohaehe
rsia rheuns Group hr at colds aims fash
w,und buras 30 hundred and sixty seven oEses of
tocthache a,d twenty yen Of sprans, oured with
this article ths week past. 1872 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

Crystal Palace Wigs and Tsupees.--Med-
HlEsT HEA RD'e, Maiden tsne, b.she.oaly pi,os n
Ney York where ind back and front brads,
s.rs and :vssy ysricsy Of hair work Var
Awarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

EukEaf n. PATRICA he sss sole m in
gntsd ttn,es Of she sbov csssrated ssfce and O.
eons rnet-able defiance iooa
abes and ooEs combined In the word highest
seiuns have uss been a~ rdod ~ abe semnssss Of the
AasicAn lnsststs hsv York depot No lS2 strssA
- deer below kaidsn lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24

Rye-n soiors the hsir ~hsssers beaosfl black or
brswr nsAAsouy, vtbsut iai,rina the lair M
Ss dsagrseahs s3oy II isuy gaining celebrity fer
heys purple reddish on shs hsu Aspliet and
eoad whsssAs IL Qoy<AAdt NC Grand
SRest, anA Ii nass BrcstvAy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
G1S RBwARD.-LosT, A GOLD WATCH AND CHA.
pIO telAine chsin, with look and charms attachet,
Married J. d 1919 supposed "a Of the Fth avsaus
omnibvses In going Thirty nth 'trst 70 Houston srsst
and Broadway The revarl viii DO paid with the
thanks OF the Arlyinr 10 1hos Dunhin 10 Maiden
lane
DoARp-A MERCHANT OF RRsPBCTABILIyr
I'D ownns bands sy furnished four house vouid
tshe two seaem,n boArers mot from neessity sueh ~
may REQUIRE all the comforts CT bona None but gentle.
prssesee ard respsctsssy sed appy Win srue
Isrt, 20 Cisanlinsss and Comfort Herald o6Res
noARpise-A exHILEwAr AND HIS WIPE CAN
sssommodate. With froat parlo, anA bedroom On
"a second soor, ana board, ~ GA Br.aaway
JORNEI PORfRR H0y,s FOR sALE-WTrH BAR
~ and 6Itufen ts large back 10 In the vean'
~ u four gsAt brous gill be cold al seenoe
ths YrcTrsssy y going 70 kursp. Cad ~ 10. oU "rsss
t,feat
agVRNIrHED APARfAINTS.-Iwo xsKI hASp y.
some trent room lot, furnished, wsncus eohaS,
80 ~ Ma .insis rsnuotasn House aud cation dssraes
near 81 johnsvArk. Appy /" iSs Franklin "rss~ Ns'es
epcs required. ----------------
.,.y.~. ~, yrs roR SALE Two FIRST CLASS
II ,st.ts or sale for Havana, BY the nsIt steamer
~ United states sl limo inquire ~ sne UNIV vi w
he,rorolhsn Hotel -------------
,,.x,N v,oN TIE PRENIsrs or TEE suBsCRI'
rsr on FRIDAY sfetnoon one pink sasis sat; s,a ~
sry s,ssa hioh p lead 70 the rcevsy OF All or any
Ih.. M. ga IN. sbeye vL - ItAcrsiy rovsvded
/ pH' - Wv MRS. J. d. HArrH 700 Broadway
| rv,o trT-A Why NICE FURNISHED offtCu.
- =, Ryosd- AZ shove Blocker STREET suitable for
srr else, physician also part 81 q. eias aeae ana We
| ..S' Tss te,u2 r,n, tsoL ". ". kicHAAps W EFeaa'
"a
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nR CoLLE11, 1T UTAH HALL. CoRNgx fWErTY.
~ fifth street sna Eshtn lectures this eyeaing
the eye car nature OF light, sound 10 very bssui
full lecture ustrased plates dels ms-kip 10 Doors
opsnat ctn-e CO nsnces At7. ADM sson l2 csnt
NAiss LpCY STONE WILL DGLivEa Tag sgysrrS
2u lecture In the rev York Anti Slavery soecsys Course
st tie Ts ssrnsce, tuesday svonns January st7S
90 och. Admission rs oepts
DEroRk AND PROGRESS IN TURxAY.-HRNRY a.
HUhkS res OF for tho Iast siRh.
teen yes will lecture this subject t1s BroAtwAy
bernacle on Friday January r. =, * o'clock. Tickets -
c6Lt,, 81 the door.
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ScbastOpOl Taken :!
Arrival Of the Baltic--Great Batue-The Allies
Victorious.

Arrival Of the Bal.ic--Grcas Baiue-Ths Allies
Victorious.
The Lady Franklin, in late yesterday after
noon, brings us Galena papers of Wednesday.
from which we learn that the Allied Army car
ried Sebastopol by storm on the 25th Septem-
Der. Ten Russian ships Of the line were burned
and sunk 500 guns and $4,000 prisoners taken
Russian loss, in dead and disabled, estimated
at no less than $4,000 in Sebastapol alone
Mensickoff, with the shattered remains of his
army, retired into a position in the inner har-
Dor and threatened to fire the mole and blow
up the remaining ships unless the allies would
grant him an honorable equalization. The al
lied armies demanded an unconditional sur
render, and gave him six hours for considera-
ton.
The latest dispatches say that Mcnzikoff has
surrendered. The British and French flags
wave over Sebastopol.
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BY JOHN @. WHITTIER.

hear the far Off vOyagers horn
see the Yankees trail
His foot OH every mountain pass,
On every stream his sail.
He's whistling round st. Mary's Falls,
Upon his loaded train;
He's leaving OIL the Pictured Rocks
His fresh tobacco stain.
hear the mattock in the mines,
The axe-stroke In the dell,
The clamor from the Indian lodge,
The Jesuit schapel bell
see the swarthy trappers cUn,e,
From Mlssissippi's springs;
And war-chlefs with their painted bows
And crests Of eagle wing.
Behind the squaw's birchen canoe,
The steamer smokes and raves;
And city lots are staked for sale
Above old Indian graves.
BY forest lake AMI waterfall,
See the pe,llars show;
The mighty mingling with the mean.
The lofty with the low.
hear the tread Of pioneers
or nations yet TO be;
The first low wash of waves where soon
Shall roll human sea.
The rudiments OF empire here,
Are plastic yet and warm;
The chaos of a mighty world
Is rounding into form.
Each rude and jOstling fragment soon
Its fitting place shall find
The raw materials OF a state,
Its muscles and It's mind
And westering still the star which leads
The new world to its train,
Has tipped wi tn fire the Icy spars
Or many mountain chain.
The sn IVY cones of Oregon
Are kindled on its way,
And California'S golden sands
Clean brighter in It's way.
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THE MIN N ES0TI N
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81. 1854
Delegate Rice at Home

Henry NJ. Rice reached ST. Paul on the Ga
lena as we have already announced. lie has
been warmly greeted by hosts of friends, Of all
parties. His devotion to the interests of the
Territory, the ability with which he has used
them as our guardian at Washington, and the
unparalleled success which attended his exer-
tions, deserve the warmest gratitude we can
evince toward him. The business men of St
Paul, with singular unanimity, sustain him
against the slanderers whose envious jealousy,
or malignity have not hesitated to sacrifice
the interests of our City and Territory to graft
fy their personal spleen.
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" AsHINGroN. Oct. 10.

A stabbug case occurred here this morniny
between tw0 AmerIcans--Onc a Baltimopesn
and the other Philadelphan. The latter
made first assault. when the former stabbed
him, infiictng deep wound. about six inches
long. but not mortal. lhc Baitimorcan has
been lodged in Jail.
The amount OF public debt redeemed last
week reached S66,s0
The Union Of this morning continues the war
IN relation to Gen. Cass. 1t declares, ia reply
to the Richmond Enquirer. that it has made no
EFFORT to bring forward any individual for the
PRESIDENTIAL succession. and will not do so. but
stand prepared to give the nominee of the Ma
tlonal Convention hearty support.
CLEVELAND, Oct. TO-
r, A severe storm occurred at Ontonagou. Lake
superior, on the 23d ult. About four hundred
leet OF the pier was .ried away, together with
lreight upon it from the propeller Peninsula and
steamer Sam Ward, including mach nery for the
National Ridge Mine, and supplies for The Ohio
Trap Rock Company. The total loss was SIS
600. The Presby terian Church was blown from
Its position. The steamers Sam Ward and Bal.
timore were safe at Fon du Lac and La Poiote.
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Florida Election,

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 9.
We have few details of the Florida cleo
ton.
Leon gives Maxwell (dem.) for Congress, so
majority.
Wakulla gives him Sc majority jefferson
242 majority, and Madison 6s He is elected by
500 majority.
The legislature is democratic
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South Caroline

CHARLESTON, Oct. TO-
1t is believed that Mr. Mordecia. who &c
charged with being Know Nothing, is elected
Senator from Charleston
Hon. Jno. L. Preston is elected Senator from
this district.
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Gts~ By late intelligence from the Marquc-
sas and Society Islands, we learn that the ma
tivcs were being rapidly killed off by intestine
wars. The French were looking on with un-
concern, as it tended to facilitate their occupa-
ton of the Islands. The missionaries had met
with little success, and were thinking soon of
retiring from the field of their labors.
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CATION Our citizens would do we'll to
keep an eye upon their clothes, if they are left
out over night, as We know of one instance, at
least, where they have been stolen from the
lines within the past week. We understand
that those from whom the articles were stolen.
amounting in value to some $40, have M,ir
eyes upon The theft!
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Irish breeds, purely white, and as finely pro-
portioned an animal as we ever saw. He show
ed to bad advantage in his muddy pen.
Capt. John Taper, Of the St. Anthony and
Minneapolis Ferry, exhibited yearling Lei
cestershire boar, remarkably forward and fine
specimen of that huge breed of hogs.
Mr.. f. Murphy had two sows, fully grown, and
two pigs, boar and sow, of a cross of the Grass
Hog" and Irish Grazcr--a mixture which for
several years has stood very high with hog
growers in the Pork States. They are very
fine animals; and for substantial profit this
breed is not excelled by any other species
Rev. J. W. Dow exhibited two pigs SIR weeks
old. of the same breed of Mr.. Murphy's stock.
one of them weighing at least Mirty.fue
pounds. They were regarded as the model
pigs on exhibition /; and had it not been for
the unimpeachable veracity of the exhibitor,
their age would certainly have been question
ed.
Mr.. Bickford had also some remarkable pigs
out Of Hoag's boar mentioned above, months
months and 10 weeks old. They were very
fine, and unusually large Of their age.
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gts- The steamers Minnesota Belle and Royal
Arch, both from Galena, arrived yesterday.
By our fellow citizen, Mr.. VIM. Brewster, a pas
senger on the former boat, we have Chicago
papers of Monday last.
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ED> The Cleveland Plain Dealer has reduc
ed its size one column on each page. The OBJ
Ject is to save expense in publication.
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NEW YORK, Oct. IL.

After carefully sitting all the testimony bear
ing upon the disaster of the Arctic, the agents
of the company here entertain strong hopes,
that Mrs. Collins and large number of other
ladies' were placed in one of the boats and safe
ly launched under the immediate supervision
Of Capt. Luce. and there appears to be strong
reasons for the belief that three missing boats
may yet be heard of with many more passed.
gers.
Later news confirms the above. Capt Luce
had arrived in New York
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-10-28

IRIzE EsSAr.--Thc Boston Herald says: The
Board OF Managers of the NJ +. Church. have
offered premium of $500 for the best essay
upon Systematic Bcnefcencc. The pride is to
DC ffivcn in one sum. or be divided among the
competitors as the committee see fit. Time in
which the manuscript can be received, up to
May 1876.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-10-28

A LARGE FLEET.--Thcrc are at present an
the port of New York. IS steamers, lS6 ships.
lis harks, 100 briggs 3S3 schooncrs, besides a
feet of coal and lumbermen, etc. numbering
same 800.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-10-28

HEALTnFUINEsS OF FEUTr.-Thc editor Of the
American Medical Monthly, in timely arti-
Gle OH greatly misunderstood subject, saws
that partaking immoderately Of even the rip
est and best fruit is as injurious as drinking TO
excess. opium eating, or snrfcitng of any kind
and that eating unripe fruit, even when pre
pared by the most skillfully conducted culina
ry operations, and cnticingly presented in the
garniture OF paste and irosting, is unsafe; eat
ing fruit at improper hours too--ripe or I'M
ripe-is highly pernicious.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-10-28

1 Fourteen hundred and forty-six for
eigners were naturalized in Cincinnati alone
last year.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-10-28

TO The present population of Texas is es
timated at FIVE hundred thousand, and the an
nual increase at one hundred and fifty thou.
sand There are ffty-four newspapers publish
ed in the State
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-10-28

The indianapolis Sentinel tells of a farmer
IN that State who last week took to the market
tour bushels of sweet potatoes. which he sold
for eight dollars. with five of which be entered
ut the Land Office forty more acres of land.
and Journeyed home with the remainder of His
cash. This is all very Well. and makes quite
pleasant story. But the Sentinel with great
seriousness attributes these "good times to the
farmer ni 10 me r,sdon, and hberdlity ofhe
Pierce administration 1t would. in crdi.-rv
times, take an eight horse team to draw such
an inference as that.