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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

nRUC STORE FOR sALE.NEATLY FITTED UP
~ with good stock Of drugs, doing good business
of the health OF the proprietor Apply
At the corner Of Hamilton avenue and woodruff street.
South Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

nRUG STORE FOR SALE-sITUATED on ONE OF
the principal streets Of Brooklyn neatly hted up ana
we'll stocked; chance for physician or druggist
Price $780, ha cash Reason for selling and particular
ption ofsore given by c. A. BUSCE, III Broadway
corner OF ulton. room No. 3, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

nRUG STORE FOR sALE.-THE DRUG STORE
u corner OF North Moore and Greenwich streets will be
sold very low for cash only has been established over
Seois ds,as saa ns.sd h fss gate stock Of
and offered for sale only because owner wishes to leave
the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

COUNTRY RESIDENCE-FOR SALE OR TO LET, IN
~ Stamford Cosn, house new, two stories aud attic
heated both by furnace and CRATES be
with The grounds De shaded with fruit and
trees inquire Of W. Weed, Geld street. Of John w.
Lesds, Stamford. ~ =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

DRUG STORE G. FOR SALE IN DESIRABLE
location bees established many years stock fixtures
and Lease will be sold low. Also, profitable
BUSINESS been long and y doing
wel will be sold reasonable. Apply to RICHARD PURDf
4 co. tlq and III Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS.


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soa,r r.a.. sas s.., ssi .'aI;, .sa', s.a.
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INA 'ns ,n,sr'or. ani'h Of ss,a,ns, GARvEw -
order, carefully iorvsrded N''A'
RCTLERs MIXTURE or cUDEBs AND copAfsA
- Those 10 trouble and requiring these Parauas ussk
ss spssSs Il never a. pes 'si '' .., %
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~ snsrns the hes, and ohrap.,oeLs ot l,.s
psraSs 81 Go Eas s"i l 1s . = .:
s.A RnssRS fsrgst sss: ., . ,.a =
ono door below Fourteenth street,
CUTLERY, RAzoRs SCISSORS Pxss 40 vspu
- sale .ss r.,.l .-HsATa siMPsos. sn Bso.4.ss,
sou.hsra and we..srn msrohss aud issr iass
ic -s'S hoy nov selling .ssa, 81. f.s s..: ~'
y .aorlmsat opeans saa Srss. MUGS tsiss, S" !.
many cases twenty X " S'si 5'sf; 90 n,,.a--
(ioAL Asp snrrLIks, At JAMAICA, " L,sIgAx-
GOAL w@ter sd pro'isona A. kas,,,s, J.a.s. sish
.na wsi w. .s o. iA s at. a.
sss -, rom s ss o. & . to g ss -.
hteamsr tanks and provisions aud leo on Lsafd
Goals water beef mutton. veal vegetables fru sac
Piled II moderate rates Two ~ the largest es.sS
nj the sans tnne ghhooses and lights 81 sssss
and departure o. steamers a. hour u.y nsht
nIenoe 70 the Amerean Consul at JamAo. hssses
Eyorett brown, sHs York UfrCiITSh A ca
Passsngsrs and frsisht sisAys snerux between ID,
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Thee. srspss To the stss Of sAi half sssss
they ths IsboitA a,d thr.s
earlier perfectly hardy aud sil pteasss mere ,ssa q
han other cultivated Drdata pSonIaH
attended to BY JOHN n JANIS No. Z IoLa stess, n =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

L,EED STORE FOR SALE IN ONE OF THE BEST 10.
oAtionsi tho city doing good business; building and
stas premises that will than the rent
Lease from May next VIII be sold cheap
Apply to G. LOOMS LIS Broadway, near Thirty third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

hight CITY LOTS IN oLINvILLE, WILLIAMS.
~ bridge (hs hours ride from New York; for s,leprce.
30 esch favorable Inquire at IGz Brsadway
W. Il. STOGDILL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

CoUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT RYE NECK
~ halt amie from the railroad depot, os
ton road and Long Island sound the house
shaded shere arc about four scres Of ground
trees flowers ins ktohen garden, stable &C. Apply TO
s. SHEPHERD, % and 81 Gold street. 80 - i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

E,ARk FOR sALE-CoNTAINING THIRTY TWO
scres we'll watered; dwelling aud outbuildngs all In
good ORDER situation high and healthy and not than
two miles and half from shs Erie Railroad station or
seeamboat landing For further particulars inquire Of H.
NJ DICKINSON, fiermont, Rookland county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

E,oR SALE SOME cHoICEB Ro0KLYN LOTS OR WILL
be for good frst or second mort ases stock
bonds 40 improved without anything being paid
them. Inq OF r. McCRAKEN, "a Wall street, in the
Easement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
u saloon, we'll situated and doing good business for
sale reasonable terms An excellent opportunity
Ter the Of small capital in paying busless
Apply 1T JIG Exuth avenue, or to WALKER CO., rs Mas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

INARM FOR SALE-FoRTY ACRES OF LAND, GOOD
house fruit loan soil, in good order and
~ miles from steamboat dock at Northport Price, $500,
ALSO good loan SOIL i've wood and fifteen
ing Price 300 Inquire of K. ". ARTHUR, % Fulton
marvel from to l. o'clock, this morning. or BY
letter To orthport. L. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

situated the South Side road six miles from vanderbts
landing thirds Of the distance by plank road stages
pass for times day The place Is we'll adapted for
country seat having long frontage the road and two
wood. with fine site for house overlooking the
bay and Sand, Hook The Great Kills in the Immediate
neghborh hood, abound in all kinds Of sh. Price $2J.
100 may remain bond and mortgage provided the
chaser improves the property Apply to s. LAWRENCE,
Muir's John ri between and o. sock
tn AMI Hood "a Delancey street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

TOR SALE OR TO LET-A FINE BRICK HOUSE AND
ba, avery modern ,snence gas water bath furnacs
&c Three stories attic, sub cellar and bAssmsn tine
location for ply sician, by ROBERT SARJEAST No. Z
Jauneey court. Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

EoR SALE IN ATLANTIC STREET, BRooKLYN-N
cash wsnted-s three story brick house and two lot
zoxlO sixty per cent of the purchase renal
on the property and the balance be other rel
estate IN this city Brooklyn Tho house to lett rent $40
Apply 70 THOMAS sHIERS ITO Pearl street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

A PLEASANT AND HEALTHY RESIDENCE NEAR
"A Brooklyn in Fiatbush-A two story house, two wings
fruit and evergreen arbor, three
sers Of land also lease eight adjoining Price
$500 $40 down. $500 in May, the balance can remain on
mortgage. InbuIro at I67 Broadway. w. II. STOGDILL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT GEEAr
~ bargain-t In tho beautiful and healthy village Yon
kers situaed elevated ground overlooking Hudson
river for 20 miles, and within few minutes walk Of
pot This house is built In italian style, 81 by 43
tension BY = containing fourteen rooms bath room water
fruit tree just coming into bearing and shade abun
dance piazza three sides Of main building This
very dssrab!e place for gentleman residence For par
ticnlars apply GEO J. W. MABEE, % Beaver street
unity for sal II I. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

GOE0 ONLY FOR A NEW THREE STORY HOUSE
PAcO on Pacihc street, near Washington avenue
Bfookyn part OF hrst floor is stores lot 23xlO0; price
SzoO; VII rent for $500 The balance pa
msnts hso for sale three lot Carleton avenue near
Fulton No payment, improved Also lots on Ierkimer
street same terms Apply to d. r.. GOULD, So John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

DOR sALE-A HANDSOME TWO STORY AMI
Il basement cottage, "a by 81 containing eight rooms
and four lots each rs BY $50 feet healthy location
short danc, from the city By railroad ten minutes walk
tiSi view Of the Hudson river Also and half story
very cheap in thickly settled village the rsro al
depot G. HARTwICK, real estate agent, 3Os Brosd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

PROVISION ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE, OR
"A Will BIO leased for term of yesr responsible per
SON The above establishment furnished with every
venieneo Ia the way of ice houses and oke
necessary to carry on large business There
also attached TO the above retail store and Ia
markes For further particulars address for three days
Provision Dealer, Herald oGhce -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

(tHIhA, GLASS AND GAS FIXTURES -KLR9Anr
~ ssAormont nov opening aud prices mush esf1e,f -
many cases twenty I've per cent rsdnotlss.
v HAuCHWOUr, Gl 1r,sivss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

EoR SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS, AT A RE.
marksbly low price, the stock fixtures good will
OF business paying per cent on account of
sales; to person Of small capital this chance rarely
room No. %, 1886 broadway. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

&700- FOR sALE-A HANDSOMELY FITTED UP
dining sale situated at railroad depot in
OF tho greatest busness thoroughare in the city
rsnges steam tables &c all The place will
d oVV year. Apply to q. u. HoWES CO., "a Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

TOR sALE-HoUsE AND LOT no. 100 WEST FIF
tenth street. three stories high high basement airy
undsr cellar, lot i03 feet inches deep house has all tho
modera terms eisy Apply the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT % BY lo6 FEEr.
"A in Walker street west broadway No. a. Tor sale
easy terms III not sold by the 10th ns will be let
whole or part fsom May next. Inquire off r. BROWNE,
800 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

ntfAS SALOON, LONG BRANCH--oCEAS sA
~ loos syeaty tset long and twenty fee, vide vo
et., sb tseie 100 let frost sad sss Zee, deep good
~. 100 lery stable, ball alley thing 81 tbs Md
there = esh0pss the prsoises md vsil asd Ana
$50 buldipT a. Red RAM forty re. thir,y
fsct ,tdn sreaty h'ef sad psa aHs
tcrbsr saoos. To s~ ssii p1ss A,-,i l2ts
ifs.. Attsajsnee ssi con ttyas BY lbs x HxEVSs
Rau Ba-s Aru iTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-05

IIuNTsags srRfAo sTYLI % HATS TEIunPHs
III 6t.rs con petisr Iiis o. sss - Asts ssp-s,
sS,ry Tsspse - any grsr.i sr -. cyss.srss
bUsth@.. his he rgatA repeatedly
Els sIpsrsass mssaisstursr for The t.a
sns for yss fstsAas Tor - ssskrssI hess. -
Ls.y - VII " 81. b. lnduesmsat aszsszfy - lsss..
tks VstfSsAss 81 Abpf~sstaS pssis sstt hsss 81
styles sd shldfens fsssy bat' rhsssa, 40 rets al.
- fulton strset, near " ilifsm.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23
Early Rising.

Some one, recently, has come to the res
cue of lazy lie-abeds, by asserting that it is
beneficial to the health to do So Every
one knows how sweet and pleasant second
sleep is in the morning, when having awoke
early, they vainly try to muster courage to
get up, and gradually subside into slumber,
from which they awake about full breakfast
time, with a dull head, lstless feeling of
body, and something like perception of
the fact that they have not done what they
should, and that if when aroused, they had
made clean spring out of bed and staid
out. both mind and body would have been
the better, by that act alone But when
to this mental and physical depression is
added the loss of the genial freshness of the
early morning, the pure cool air, the beauty
of nature resting in calm repose, broken
only by the sound of birds, or the gentle
wind, it mnst be evident that the loss is a
serious one, and the fault of omission so
grave as to demand instant correction.
Any one who will take courage to rise
about four o'clock A. NJ, at this season, and
walk abroad, cannot but feel in the prompt
ings of revived energies, that it is much
better to be exercising than to he melting
away insensibly upon mattresses, in all the
Incidence of sleep. We want no better ad-
vocacy of early rising, than brief practice
of it. 1t will commend itself, and show
that this sapient individual who, by his doc
trine, runs contrary to law of nature, is
wrong-all wrong. 1t may do for Turks,
&c, to doze ont an existence, but Christian
men can never be happy or healthy unless
they are up and doing.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23

Democratic Meeting In the First Ware

For the Pioneer.
Democratic Meeting In the First Ward.
Pursuant to notice the Democracy of the
First Ward met on Saturday evening, the
2lst at COulter's brick building.
The meeting was organized by the ap-
pointment of r. F. Houscworth, Esq, chair
man, and A. w. Hall, Esq, Secretary
The object of the meeting having been stat
ed by the Chair, to be the election of five dele
gates to represent said Ward in the Territorial
Convention. On motion, the chair was en-
powered to appoint three Judges of Election
Messrs. McBain, Shelley and Wood were
selected to act in that capacity .-- g..
The following resolution was offered:
Resolved, that this meeting now proceed to
the election, by ballot of Delegates to represent
this Ward in the Territorial Convention
The resolution was adopted, and the. ballot
ing proceeded with the following result: .'|'
Messrs. R. F. Slaughter, j. G. Terry, M
Hickey, A. Dufort and S. j. Ward were de-
clared duly elected Delegates of said Ward
On motion, the proceedings of this meeting
were ordered to be published in the Democrat
ic papers. ......
. On motion adjourned sine DIE. -arol %
FRANK HOUSEWORTH Ch. a
A. w. HALL, Sec. o. =, az @ Z. =
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23

SENSIBLE HORsE-Wc saw, on Friday
last, a horse, drawing buggy, coming
down ST. Anthony street at an easy pace
and really without driver,-the individual
who should have filed that Office, being fast
asleep in the buggy and in such position us
to show that he was very drunk The horse
moved on down the street and stopped
IN front of the Post Office, where the inc
briated driver was, with some difficulty
aroused from his heavy slumber, and it is
to be hoped to something like sense of his
condition.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23

DOLBEAR's WRIrING AND BoOK-K EEpING.-
We invite attention to the Card of Mr.
Dolbear, in another column. He comes
here to open an Academy for instruction in
writing and the science Of bookkeeping, and
is recommended by Ex-President Van
Buren,, Hon. Thomas H. Benton, Hon. II.
M. johnson, Gov. Roman, of Louisiana
the late Gen. Gaines, and other distinguish
ed men. The room of Mr.. Dolbear is in
the stone store on Wabasha near Third
street.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23
NcPUTtcu 10r tHe
The Republicans Party.

q
The Convention of the Republican party of
the Second Council District met on Saturday
evening, at the Court House. n. Mclean,
Esq, acting as President, and l.. A. Babcock,
Esq, officiating as Secretary. -. y .e1-. 80
The meeting on recommendation of COM
mittee, appointed the following persons dele
gates to the General Convention alsdo Z
First Ward, st. Paut--Louis Krieger, p.
Furber, r. G. Knox, J. w. Bass, P. W.
Nichols, w. f. Hunt y - e ~ i't@ . = Z. !
Second Hard, st. Paul-D. Rohrer, G.. D.
Gilhlan, A. II. tCathcart, n. Il. Tyson, G. +.
Mayo. 30
Third Wdrd, ST. Pal-H A. Swift, F.
Mccormick, NJ. Croft, p Berkey, H. L. Moss.
Little Canada-E F. Murray j. S. Dut-
Messrs. Swift, Marshal, Bass, Furber and
Murray, were appointed . Central Committee
for the Council District. i4.4p-,a y.las,sl ..sis
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23
Napoleon and the War.

!. The .. aY:eJesrnas ef Commsyee hssA q
correspondelt in Washington, who Is ether
very well Uniformed. orisgifted witha strong
Imagination and inventive faculty. 1t is
no uncommon thing for the scribes who
hang about t@the~- -Departmentsto-ma maaufac
ture very fine stories out of whole cloth, in
the absence of the raw material, in order
to make their productions spicy Hungry
always, after news of any kind and easily
gnlled by any plausible story, it is apastime
frequently practiced by the wags of the
Capital to set them on false scent, aud out
of nothing to cause them to produce a won
derful statement to make the qua naa.es all
over the Union stare with all their might.
Something like this appears in recent
letter of the correspondent first alluded to.
He says: s..s. ,.aS - ...EE
7 But the most important suggestion that
hay: heard as coming from foreign and authen-
tic sources, in respect to the war; is that the
I1'nPoioi 4>oPoiCOH Is pIdyluS u SURF SaIue.-
He can afford to be beaten in the Crime a. and
even then to make peace with Russia, without
increasing his danger at home, by taking pos
session OF Constantinople; and this he is doing.
He is building permanent Notifications at and
near Constantinople, and making every neces-
sary preparation for taking care of the "sick
man." This view of his policy is confirmed by
representations of our Legation at CONSTANT
noplc He will retain Constantnople as a
guarantee against the encroachments of Rus
sia, and this he relies upon as mode satisfac-
tory to the French people of terminating the
war.
England may yet have occasion to regret
that she refused the overture made by the late
Gar Nicholas to Sir Hamilton Seymour, for
consultation upon the proper mode of "taking
care Of the sick man."
This ignores England entirely, and makes
France the final disposer of the result of the
war. 1t is quite probable that John Bull,
though he has cut sorry figure in the CON
test thus far, will mate and keep pace with
France eventually, and while she holds Glib
raltar will not be unmindful of getting pos.
session Of the Golden Horn, and the Oar.
daneles
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23

SUPERIOR IrEMs-The Superior Chromia,
of the 10th furnishes us with some late
items of news 1t says:
The schooner Swallow Capt Buchanan, ar
rived at our port on Saturday evening, from
La Anze, bringing fifty thousand feet of lum.
Der. consigned to Mr.. Cowles. .-
The Indians are already collecting about
town, preparatory to going to the annual pay
ment at La Pointe, in August. a
Large numbers of wild pigeons have passed
over town, within the last month, towards the
wild rice fields of the north.
The steamer North Star, brought up the
steam saw mill belonging to Messrs. Woodbury.
Bothwick & Shaylor. They intend locating ii
Mt Conner's Point, on the ST. Louis River
We may now expect to have lumber in abun.
dance.
A good many carpenters and other mcchan-
les have arrived here within the last few
weeks, all finding immediate and constant EN-.
ployment, at good wages. Carpenters are get.
ting three dollars per day, common laborers
two dollars
BY a letter from Hudson it learns that
the party making the new survey of the
route of the proposed St. Croix and Lake
Superior Railroad are succeeding admirably
and making much progress They have
succeeded in finding u good line from that
place to point opposite Saltwater, and
from thence ont to near Apple river. From
Apple river they will probably run east OF
the preliminary survey, so as to avoid the
trap rock range at the Falls of the Saint
Croix. BY such a course tile line would
be shortened from three to five miles, and
the heavy expense of trap rock cutting
avoided. One grade of sixty feet to the
mile would be escaped, and tangent of fif
ty-Gve or sixty miles obtained. o.
The first annuity payment to the Chip.
pewas of Lake Superior, under the treaty Of
September 80, 1854 is to take place at La
Pointe on or about the 10th August next.
The Chronicle says:
All the Indians must assemble there this
year, when correct lists will be made and ar
rangements perfected so that hereafter they
can be paid at their reservations, if they pre-
fer it.
1t is especially important that all the "mixed
bloods,' who expect to receive eighty acres OF
land each, as provided by the treaty, should
be present at the payment, for the purpose Of
being registered on the lists designed for the
Land Office, as we'll as to participate in the
distribution of the sum specially provided for
them by the fourth article of the treaty
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23
EfST OELETEERS

Dropped into the Post Office at St Paul unpaid which
are held for postage and unless the be paid the let
tiers will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
l. Burton Philadelphia. -.. . ..... ...
Mr. Queen, Benton, Wis.
Wm Erwin, st Charles, Iii.
Messrs John Lorrain Co, Galena ILL.,
Messrs l. s Felt l. Co. Galena, Ill.
Messrs Callinder, Rogers Co, Boston.
John l. Gay lord, Marysville Cal.
l. Fndley, tort Smelling. -,.
W w Folsom, Taylor's Falls
David Ncklass, st Anthony
b Neunsnger, st Anthony
Joseph Trempe, Ontonagon, Mich.
VIM Harman Lansing, Iowa.
Stephen c. VaEsant, Phil Pa.
Aaron Comfort, Phil, Pa.
HoratO Tickle, Phil, Pa.
jeremiah Mayo, Brewster, Mass.
Miss Ameda l. Mason, kingston Bureau co, Ill.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23
AMERICAN RAILROAD IRoN.-The Iron

AMERICAN RAILROAD IRoN.-The Iron
Mountain (Mo.) Railroad Co., have con-
tracted with Messrs. Wood, MorrelI Il Co.,
of the Cambria Works, at Johnstown, Pa,
for 5000 tons Of rails, each rail to weigh
81 pounds to the yard, and the whole
amount to be delivered on the line of the
improvement before July lst, 1856. The
road, it is expected, will be open for travel
on the lst of January, 1851.
The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
will be so far completed as to establish a
connection with Charleston by the lst Of
April, 1851.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-07-23

4 The TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-t Is
stated in the London Times that an additional step
towards the establishment Of electric communication
between America and Europe is about to be effected
IN the course OF a few weeks. The submarine tele-
graph cable to connect Cape Breton Island with
Newfoundland is in course Of shipment at Green.
wch, and in less than two months the line il expect
ed to be in operation. The length of the cable is "a
miles, weighing 400 tons, and it contains three con-
dacting wires. 55.T -