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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
IIBtRAL sPEYcH rs FAxrriI HALL

We have sc with ueh the speed Of the Hon
T. S'cvrrsor hch be delivered Friday in Fsneuii
Bali BcstSs We are obliged the esqa.n, gentleman for
ihs sp ndd 1hnie :; the Of liberal
foI this unqualified dorssuent Il the objects OF
Cos saip tons Rights Parry. MAssaeLuset Ia Of
hs speech:
Il tell sir tbs, tbs ID hh have taken poe
Of the minds Of thai tie three hundr.d -n who
1t for in 'he Hpas- empowers -a
for sseh individual 10 Mssshuset whether not he
q al; which hteuP.rae used Will rjurs and eeSrsds him
an idea Which sruy roo'ed and foly developed aid
vtu this Government e ours into obsolete desp0'ism.
This Goveun eut has sht determine wketas- free
CITIZEN ccnH me tea which us-d to will i0toKi
cate Any sov'rr ment which det.ruire, viii VhAi
smsu sy teupe at-ly use, Is = dsspCtism.
iov may BY WIS; nsue J0n ehoase-sutOcIscy. or
morGehy CT os s'ehy stOcscy, repubhe dsmDc-
rcy-s'i possesses saeh power he individual
q pu'e ctspoi.m.
search fer tyranny examine the records Of p.sf
ssck the ynSse e the old wc( and government poe
ssrs that ard krsied powsns b Tot tyranny seknowedse
un Y. NJ seGch has beer In vain
Id rot believe hat this 0eysspmsGi Of szu Possx~ my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
pRnHInIIIoN COURTESY.

specimen e Prohbir courtesy quote the fol1w'g
Those who drink beer .sia DR.. johnson TAX beer
sosF ,D SS S @ d b.u
to jues, and pronounce Champagne sui bi4nfJ juds
ptspsnt with meaning roa Of ali toe dosu.hed ,wye4s
Who b've Published opinions against the N~Y2s
sstsinsr from inroxics dhpts But olemn sod sig
popi ncue.taS tSoSsa de- Of yess since ny Holy wd
HsrktD ssn he vords oinspe wisdom recorded
10 the attn srd ofthe SLIT chse OF Proy.b: Iis
for King Le7 ue not for kog 70 ariok vine; Dor
for pres strong drink LIST they nns s9d forget " Ia" and
bebo asil moe palpabe and ited conformation OF this
law the Prevention leteup.racce, psupeH,n snt Crime,
by The .uPeoe Court Of The second Ju'cia District Of the
- In cot with hs dec zion Of supreme Court II
the Second Jatieis Dist wi e. ia me fact, a. he
" ugihees- One Of ne judges had his bottle Of liquor by
most tes'iiS incoTse a. not move f. cble 'han just
any SS hs Sf ven n' o"o sell I'd &
they have tem1 Cd O. boil the ran tfc p1yslo-
law in he but % ps az judges are eIaced shsineess
sGos9 INK At &c aSg o. ,, h'oPep s.1s a DO
shall have decisions Of uncousnur"Ial,' &C. And
DE- g nr r men S S are s. a.
question. Pur' the from the stencil OF run Let a.
have Ocias WIZ regId humsuity aud all the best in
ters socie,y instead tirpug wdicses'r ready 10
dehst arc eesad4 their fellow men by ruetns to
would sdvi.e P'ohib uist brethren to learn p,ite
ness he oe they undertake tscI Temoe Ne seldom
O. Prol ibOpist paper that do fad such
sent expression Rum F-nd" and &C cursed Poisones"
81 lied ell abo DO happen think these
uodel editors would ~ish have them think. We're
poi ion uIcbsr able sh I'D ne bc iued to msgoe that
thy are eon uay aborpg undef the effects of tbs article
prof old 10 such adherence As it is c'n ,niy
for their tbs theory that other
kDs Of Temperance than that Involved n the abuse OF st'mu
Liquors For opposed in5emperaoce
Of every species; In words ~e - in -mper
snce ctukr, The Probihoss have already enlightened
sufceniy tie evil fleets OF I'd drinking and we pro.
po,e they their attention 10 ths evils Of hard
with d hard talking.
IftheS rine 20 make peope sober b, law,
iusfsd in tr,Dg make them pO lie by At pfs-ut
they b. Ih,rDg under SPECIES e insanity woich If
MT Jofu ether mania equally be
PEE hap. light cell th- seJbeBdo We ef-c
sxeseoI dele eous and Sometimes drge II
the passions and frequently 10 olives In qus're and
collisions Thus he iheoiy q tie Prohib ionst. ii ia
legu ate ohe fof inie, We think c
90 courtesy t much importance Temperance an
briefly ard sDoh Equal de.eTyg OF legs
and pro- At all EMS the Abby ecIor il mpe
Of who / as got dead drunk T-mp7raDce .nd
ersf eOmmeod him to the especial sen lon Of hi. Proh
b Onist fiirLdS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
THR CONIRST.

There but bi- tim left for friends npste
their sbo sfer which they will be liberty During
those few day they shoul svios al thir tins 20
the of bei Gs in tn ul coDhdsoee their IA
bos will not b. throVn away Victory Will be theirs but vic
toy he OIL other end thu not 70 be had for
the ash bot be striven The enemy,
though full of they
h-ess had work sill effort attempted
which shan ponis- do their god. They vii
esly, for biz 10 all deperdg upin the resu Having
bOkI the OF Freedom b. III ir -le
tfcstion and thai they pos.ible. Tney
b. an bquered victory will make matt easy
for be fu he who have stven ibe the
lin liberty for people sni rob d of cir st
iutIs rights IN be buked Their arbitrary sed'hnes
old b. SLOWED punished They should b. taoght
the people be rh win They hsve ex' b't-d
iemnaton ride v-ryb)dy AMI rythlx and o
arr ese I've the risht msbd the -lm~ns OF
polite. Thor alone up render n IN worthy "
b. made on herr ohef for ting
them, pfeven ing them get ins
IT, Liquor nj Co itu"nsl Rfhs patti hsge oily
10 mike GOOD nee Of If Them
ph bllisps Triumph. and sh,~ he f,lssy of he M,ne
Law sni prrict Let 5et!u- int animate them
and the d0y will be their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02


thus an hentitsy srsed tbst wnil CRAZY
thar OF efourtb e the bole.ae pce ana ft agricultural
sbd susotpDg Of eli the Am-csf liquors +nk 10 the
Jpit,d h- state Of Neg YOrs. 1h re Is aso
co1sdrsb ADDITION the special b-n't Of our -s ultur
srng from supply Of prcdueti una offs tuId
liqrOis IN other ats .no which my be nh iersd
surplus Dpon The steadily raised 10 this state Is own
What he suCuht OF tins 0ho Fios cap' aud
these ~ he have statistics 20 BOT II nus
'he punt Of drrkins whjesomsly
end scti.v this sud III Other S'as OF
the the conf lem l-pgdsse OF The rRIB
uue perfectly safe that tue VIII lie m lat he
Z" enmmOus"
IhpnDece:ry 10 say that teetosl philosophers aud
ercoLlsts II In thar power asst IS ia their IN enOn
,fut Ibis Dme Of wealth sud property @
tn Of Newi ork and trsnsfr It's rOpOu nd for The
beeft Of ne farmers weis and disti ere u treat oraa
Frsrce HO, nd TIT they src,rely expec' 90 20
chan the Amer peonsf al others Ia rho word-bY
laws in a. DseOn ts and comic cations
their taking # those sgr-@ah aud generous
heyeieges hich with ell mankind. tn, havs i'm
meuoi-l asst fin T. imp ptib to b eve
result Oftheif pnut NJ success
would b. thu usnsfet agricultural and nua" ming
profts the liquor rsde ,tieD is II exemol,a 100
W. fresuue the great dooW OF American ion The
frus oa.vr Of he Ste Of New lors al east, wba'~vr
may BE- The TsIBUNEs estimate OF their inege wi have
enough EEK each other tn quest n' Since
ui. dunk vi he don, from other
wy ,bt pto6ss willis in, quts1y
s budn' md why enhsnce is burdens by seadog taose
hts q tOTtgn landsln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

Bu' FIVE DAYS before election Does even man in the
Lera ra ks tbst1 Doe home - hi in its
true sense But FIVE days Les every nan 90
to VOL SID teep 20 work Not hour h0uld he Lost Not
on, tslk Ia labor LOAD Your Cd f,tn wi ea'nesi work.
FIo ca how ever your reghb)rocod -tic ~sId'
niDs lfAry is jlst ss.dy hun upon tue coz.
su'i M. rghs platform Take s5vnt1se Of the f-us snd
opp The Lquo' dealers hk@i - The on
PIT -.
work work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

At tie meeting Of the Municipal Reform com
mittee in TIE Metropolitan hsster asteveniUg' the
course sf MAYOR Wood was thoroughly indorsei'
and sueecbes were made by Councilman Mather,
Judge vapderpoel. Messrs. Psckham aud BAILEY
with an attempt at a speech BY Mr. Frazer
leader in the Workingmen's party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

Leut.-gOv. FoRD Of Ohio and Lieut. gov RAYMOND
ak to-day in Cambridge Washington county.
Mr.. GRIZZLY addressed two meetings in Jefferson
1nty and in Lewis Oh Wednesday and Thursi.y.
Gen. ME, Henry B. STANTON, Judge Culver AID
y. BRUCE are doing good service d4y and nigh,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

IESsEssTr.-James c. Lutrer Of Knoxville,
COW Nothing has been chosen State controller;
b. W. n. Burton OF Madison Co., Known ,,hing
eoietary Of State and Gel rorbett Of Nashville one
II tie propretors of Tie Union and american, anti.
k1ow-Notbirg, State treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
11ork DAILY Gribm,rs
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1855.

No news Of the Baltic when we went to press
this nor ming. She ought certainly to be in early
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
HOW HAVE THE MAINE LAwITEs DISPOSED OF THE
BRANDY

BRANDY
This % question has asked by The Boston ca
ica. bich sd6s
Great ement hiss be created In Bangor BY the dscov.
eiy the liquors seiz IN cry under the sine
missing The houses Of the policemen have been
d. without 1t does appeal has f'
Mr. Dew has anything DO wi th Pernsps
mshf he n.oe shoul sctvs
be boscb smell breath q c-an Maine law .dvocates
who love gained un.tvahe noOrety by their zeal 10
fsIoinf that unjust and wiet ed law
The Coumiee o. the Liquor Dealers Society appointed for
the pup, &c prOpraGs funds the support OF Sta
teke ard Odues tor rpres nstive officers. will bold :
meth AZ odd feowS Hal, THIS AFTERNOON on TO 6
o'Cloei.
meeting Of the Liquor Dealers Society held At Odd
Fellow Bal the Sis ult II decided make
Cify county judca oceT Ttis decision
ssd upon the genera rule Of the Ganz,on under which
q al ally made IL becomes abso ely
10 ,ecute 90 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

t.po~ pro-pero1, sse efNe-Yert provided Ii Pnhibig,
l.sa would Ia. rsali. ,sculste1 BY TaE TsIBrss
alb d'ts we have fairly ID pied
to .uhe tic .tst SIC inf SO upn th. syns
al, rs- e,pecr ia ATTY 70 re, upoo the pr
bvs no e'nsult.d ,b oeosu t.se. 70 sc wis pr
portion Of procue q srir 'sil-d ito spin bat ths
ytht eorsur, zoe tbou tu.sss Of IN every day 10
the spu'sous q wb ny alone MI iop' upon ni'ns Of
Ssss ere a,i sdn1 'h'a
But refiss the s,scsl f.ct' 1ron this question tat
res esfeciss l. be STATE OF NwY1 s-rv' It snn-
1tn' Of rally 'ub''stti4 mPnr'uce These fet. are
one ,I ~ 10 an - B o1v
q is stse boz Of class of CITIZENS W oe hud
9.s ss d s e ID tue ss =:
oil oipei' USED f. the 'uoPor sno com OFT OF nsa wv
busosss Interest Vi sly dePsncent upon 'ne 's
That resy ope-bJfo al ,be bylev crown IN he tsd
sste'r grown N ths STATE CT Hs"ihI in' 10"
Ba.be Of b.,ie, crowd IL sr the st.ts...".5l7o5
Ia the State Of New York 59ft6
mail The other st.e...... ...........2sp,s1
IT, Thsf besrIy ~ thirds Il all b.rl.y cn.usd 10 the
Up the manufacture OF liquors i'orn il the STATE
Bu,bels q barley thus
Grown in new ioik.................'..... ..'e6n'ss
In q the Other s,a.es.....................1 B7lH
Ill The, cgn.der.bly than onefurtb Of. iqoor'
wed ard DIT led IL Ib Uui-d S.,es 'Dafetaes N the
State q NewYoIk TIE following figures e'vn The Lu1n-
bar Of gsllons Of escb sied thu. mae; .,.,so
10 the United Sta %, bfeved bquors $40 Y!
WHISKY en- alcohol. .'''''''''. -''''''''fs 90 70
Rum..... Wv NV
To.a salcus .................. .......e'Sn 81
In ,b. State OF kew.Yoik, 'rewed liquors. IS 49, 20
Wbhby aud alcohol ........'...'''...'. s'SoI'np
RDm.....- ..............s.....''.'....''. zfSSeO
Eew.Yo't total stllo pa..............2ie6 ,70l
U1ted States tOtsl, oLefOurh...........25 ol $50
New.Yort 'xcess Of ous fourth ......... 2@iS,"oi
~ side ably more tb'n Of Al tl7 noP gown
IL the United product used cunv-y IA bfe Fed
iquor-s il the stse Of kewYork fhe figures give
the nun Der of popnds:
IN tue Vnred STATS, hop'''..''.''- $500
Ia New OH stale 800 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
Bnsiness Nctires.
,ur LIQUOR. DEALERS AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL

Tpv JaotoR DEALERS AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL
PARTY.
STATE TICKET.
t. e<-~<fa,. Of STATE .,........AApos WAND.
r. C,,frIIy Recommendations STETsoS.
r. T..a..y.v .......,....,.... NJ. LYOS.
- ffsr,-u-G sa<yal,.,.........S SAMUEL TILDEx
Dor state SnsiAssv ...........s..yoHs w. FAY
Fov CaaaI Con saisstoner ....s.. fRsoEaic6 .oLL'
Fo1 State Prtsn bspeetog PhTklck a. 49, =. ,.,,,
F Jsd2e Of CoEytet dres1 NIcaoLAs HILL, saOTt term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

and shall be Free State. 0ugh. you not to aid
in securing this auspicous result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
WARNER PATENT PUMP.

Visitors the Palace invited to notice the sbove We
claim that IL Is the ple aud cheapest most d1ra
bic and kept In order The New YORK Inspectors Of
Steamboats, pronounce il the beet All sizes adapted 10 wells
factories nine bo.s ships kc ade and sold by
A W. GAY Co. No lis Maidsnlsne n. z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
Not only in this city. but in Hoboksn Al.o. are

u.uber, OF b. Common Council unde iniietmeu- Wa,
n, :, ,h.f Ader,u tire strict principles
o. niry end srb ore o KxoTs ,nleor sna ray .Sns
Bars SIC bed be she md til eu dam and r7rf
n III orsuenr, Bspai Of espspg them 70 blush tr him
II. prorer .dc hat Ksoxs HATs may be obaIe4 o. No
9i2 Erosdvsy, OF Fulton It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh,

Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
o 8. and s-ptr. Inb.aon alone w Z. 70 care
mot e tb,e d.eSes but eoDbn ~itl n. general
These cs proved ~ the previous ira elsewhere Of the
sbsIms Of new YcIi and DO {. of otae, A. proof OF
Dr. hEAIBs eonboed treatment be refer TO the cure Of W.
Rice sDs uf- H.std Conn Nervous. chronic serofu ous
al ea, Of he gnerltivo tar the cohsttadon
obs ebrcpe The Doctc. Introductory
Csue ard CUE Of these d. eas viii be sent ee 20 'nJ I'd
dress The afflicted with d;sess can spoly with GER
tsiniy Of Ieliefto Dr. HEATH
No $50 Brosd~ay from to o'clock
Pat. at 8 distance treated b. mil.
CLOCKS! CLOCKS! CLOCKS The largest as
Parismste CLOCK, offered in Ne~fork
sse,Is sty entirely peseins Duplicates Of some nov on
W p DALEY &cO., Marble Stores s5i aud s35 Broadway
EMBRoIDERIEs FROM AUCTION AT A GREAT
sAoRuios.-E IE.pBTATER& Co. No 81 Broad gay, will
cHtr 1HIs DAY large stock Of rch EnbrOiieed Collars,
Sleeve, SENDS, &c that th,Irea value
FIRE PROOF SAFES he subscriber, having
Voluntarily abandoned the making OF widers Pa,ea, sss
sf- and having ress. the light (e.cusey
esrdt IN toi III S,,s If NeffOt' the R,ie9tse ~
by precious to said resssnmen rsduoet price.
ssU the Champion safe Known HERRsGs P.TExr CH,N.
FoN; TO resist hest than any o:aer sfe kaoEr
and guaranteed 10 be tree from dsnPnesss oa, OBJ ehon
OIs sst.bl,b.S sepo, Green Brcs
Noe. lS5, Isl and lSs wa,er-st cor. Pine, NY.
srEsRSs & M.kvss
WILDER PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES
THiErurs WARS in and have failed prar-s
These s-f.. secured Ss sT.SssS; L.BsLIELocx which
Is rIocf a. ainst powder and bursl.rs for sale by
STEARNs xARvIx,
No. 10 Water T., Nsw.York
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES Being DESTROYS
to Withdrew from ell tie old and uHimpovei Sewing NJ.
chimes OF relieve the public
worthts mshins Of kud hereby
public h.i ready EIeharss ise.t improved
s,sirs Msehires ib for Old m-ehin.s Of
uf,eure other Such Old machine,
tnssvLl be broken up and d. strvysd
j. v. SNGtR& Co No SIS Broadway
The largest assortment Of BEDS, MATTRESSES,
FLArHEk BEps CoTs COnFoRrERs. BLANKETS sc. ever
offered. For sale eh-sp rho sale and retsu by
n. WILD, stest. Nc. 80 ChAih Of Mulberry
Rich BRONZE CLOCKS, CANDEIABRAs, DINNER
e TIA sETs received this day ship Switzerland together
with variety Of French FascY GooDs II ntrey
d-sisrs-tor sale cheap Ako. large sod besuful
OF CHANDtLItks sad Gas FixTVkEs
z '. H.UGHwoUr,
Mo- Sol and sos Broad<ay
LADIES BEST KID GLOVES AT 80 Cents, 900
dfeu Ladies kd Gloves Will b. opened THIS DAY,
81 teL G~lts Nd Goyts a. S. 1he shove su.hdy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

LADIES BEST KID GLOVES At 80 Cents, 900
dr,u Lsdis. Kid Gloves viii BE- Opensd THIs DAY
a. 81 der G-lf's M Gioyts IS. 1he shove si;hdy
spot.ed ou boa,d the ship and per pair
j. Il LLApsEArys 4 Co., Ne ~ esvs4Hsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
Is l. X T. Il ;
Erg ISL Blanket. large size 81 Is per pair.
Paterson l. HUsPHkEY
No S79 Broadway,
Corner VI Widest

DR.. s. S. FITCH, author of Six Lectures on
CoDum ptiou Office No ia Broadway, open daily Sun
dsy eKceptd from until O'Clock Con1mp ion, Asth
DieAes Of the Heart, snd all Chronic Diseases Of Males
an Females Consultation free.
CRisTADOROs HAIR DYE, WIGS and TOUPEEs
Hsnd sbOve sl competition suite Of elegant
)rivss apartments for applying his famous DYE, the
asBdsId article Of it, hind throughout the world His
yle Of WIGS and ToUPCEs perfection Itself Wholesale
va rstAll II CRi.IAp oEo,s No Astor Housa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
MEAIIo's FAIL STYLE OF HATS

!. suceIior r. .Iy In he city
LIGHT, DURABLE. AID o. A SCFEEfOR FGsIsH
Co--sr OF hfaaSy.y aud Car
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

Rich BRONZE CLOCKS, CANDEIABRAs, DINNER
arc TIA sTrs received this day per ship S~seAd together
~h great variety Of French FsscY G9oDs u nrsls
d-sns-toI sale cheap Ao. large sod besaful
OF CHANDtLI,Ks sad Gas FIxTUkEs
Z v H.UGHwoUr,
NOA sol and sos Bfoad<ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

WILDER PATENT SAlAMANDER SAFES.
THiRTUfs IN ard have failed pysse--s
thetr from the rsvaE~s Of Dire.
These S-fes secured BY BksSssNs L. Lock winch
rrocf sssinst powder and burglars for sale BY
STEaRNs MARVIN
No. 10 Water T., New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

SUPERIOR WINTER CLOTHING. Fresh, fashion
.tl- sell msds and cheap. spenid stock ofOsscos 8ls
Cos< Pan Vests fJr the present .es
SOP celeb 4tee Che,o O,d House No
I'D s. Joh st. OF Nassau DEFLn JtssUP.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-20

REAsoSABLENEss Of ToLkRArIoN.-An nv ex.
perience of the world teaches me, that in ninety
nine cases out Of a hundred, the safe side and
the Just side of question is the generous side
and the merciful side. This your mere worldly
people do not seem to know, and therein make
the sorriest and the vulgarest of all mistakes.--
How often in this world the actions that we con-
denim are the result Of sentiments that ve love
and opinions that We admire Mrs. Jameson.
NOVEL MAARIAoE.--In the lawrenceburch Reg
lister of the 7th inst. We fad the following novel
MAa.IEp-on Thursday, Jan. sOth, By Rev.
MIR. Collard, Rev. j. H. Brooking to Miss Sallie
Craig, all of Boone county, KY. s -ss.' !. ~
The above couple were really married in the
Ohio river, opposite Rising Sun, or a cake offoat-
pfNtrimopisl life. $3.50 .-sr
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-20
A Little Incident.

II was about half past nine O'Clock in the morn
ing, the dense fog through which we had been rum
ming for the last four or five hours had rendered
the track SO slippery that we had lost considerable
time in climbing the up-grades; but we were
now running down moderate grade, and as the
fog was gradually clearing away, We had ventured
to increase our speed and our engineer, ever at
tentiye to his business, was constantly Watching
the track ahead, which was occasionally enveloped
in thick clouds of the watery vapor. As we were
thus running along, observed the engineer raise
his baud to the cord attached to the whistle. He
held it for o moment, and then gave the signal to
'sbreak.'' Turning my eyes in the direction in
which we were moving, l was barely able to dis
Germ some small object upon the track consider.
able distance ahead, but could not make out what
it was. moment later the engineer repeated the
signal to tsbreak in that peculiar startling man
ner which is instantly recognized by the expert
enced brakeman, Us an Indication OF imminent
danger. The engine was reversed as If by magic,
and as the steam was applied, the driving wheels
whired round in opposite direction to that in which
the train was moving. now discovered the OBJ
ject before us was . little child, apparently una
ware of his danger. The almost constant scream
ing of the whistle with which the engineer sough.
to brighten it from the track seemed only to anusc
it. The wheels of our engine grated and Kissed
upon the iron track unable to stop the train, which
owing to the slippery condition of the rails, it
was certain would send Us far beyond where the
child was standing before we could stop. Thus We
rushed on with the almost certainty that in the
next minute that innocent unsuspecting child, too
young to know its danger,, would be q mangled
corpse Turning my eyes to seei there was no
one near to save it, saw q lady who seemed to be
almost flying towards the child, but one glance
showed me that the engine must reach it before
her. The engineer had left his post, and was now
running rapidly along the frame to the front Of
the engine. In an instant be was crouchine uoon
bar, his left hand holdin: to the frame-wor and
his right extended towards the child which at
the very moment It would have been crushed, he
caught 1t BY its little arm, raised it from the track
and bore it along in safety. One more minute,
and the child, uninured, was restored to its moth
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-20

LIFE is PREcIous.-While life lasts, il is not
read that during the prevalence of a malignant
fvcr, a venerable minister found an old man sick
with the disease in subterranean stable among
rags, without any other furniture than two saws
and Ratchet, which he could no longer WELD
"Courage, my friend, y said the priest; s'God is
about to show you favor day, for you will leave
a world where YOU have known nothing but trou-
bles." 'sWhat tronbles 2" answered the dying
man, with feeble voice. ''You arc mistaken I
have lived very content, nor have ever COM
planned of my lot. God be praised for having
given me life, and for closing my days, that
may join him. I feel the moment-it has come,
father; adieu!" Let us, who are much more
favored, be not less grateful Osgood's Mile
stones. .-...
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-20
A PROPHECY.

The following prophecy from the pen of the
deeply lamented James NJ. Goodhue, editor of the
Minnesota Pioneer, in 1851, may be Interesting
to the senior editor of the Minnesotian c. n. p.
The st. Peter river is the Minnesota river,
and has been for more than a year. The latter,
which is the Indian name, is agreed upon univer-
sally as the appropriate name for it, the word sig
nifying skytinfed trafer; wherefore it is clearly
proper to name it the Minnesota, aside from the
fact that We need to save what few names in the
calendar of saints that are not appropriated, Tor
the brood OF next-year villages; and st. Peter
will be wanted to christen town to rival St.
Paul., :. !. - -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-03-20

MARTIN McI.EoD, Esq.-This gentleman arrived
here last week, from Lac qui Parle, quite unwell,
with symptoms of small pox. Hewas taken worse
and has been confined to his bed, at the House Of
q. A. Mcleod, with that fearful malady it has
however, been light on him, and he is now cOnya-
descent. and will soon be able to return to his
family. below.
The Courier adds that there has been several
cases of the disease in that neighborhood, and
advises the citizens to get vaccinatcd.