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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-18

TIE ST. CRoIx CNfoS.-The editor Of this
last-:n-th field Rice sheet says that he, upon
FIRST coming to the Territory, took us for fair
and candid editor. We are sorry We cannot
reciprocate the compliment. From the start,
we never took him for anything Of the kind
He has proved himself to be just what we sup-
posed he was-a vain, pompous soldier of for
tune one who came to Minnesota to impress
his ideas of his own greatness 60 upon "grcen-
horns," and as yet he has found no one to bite
at his tom-tit bait except II. n. Rice The ed
itor cfthe Union hacing already aeknosoledg-
ed, by inference that he worked for Mr.. Rice
because that candidate WOULD PAY HIa BEST,
he has full liberty to charge US with being
bought until he wears his fingers ends Off in
writing the charge. He can also nibble away
upon the Minncsotiun at any other point he
may suppose Vulnerable. The teeth of older
Loco Foco rats than he have been tired at that
game long since.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-18

TIE LAND SArEs.-In conversation With
Hon. Fl. NJ. Rice yesterday, he assured US that
be was doing, and would continue to do. all he
possibly could to have the land sales post
poned Our candidate. Mr.. Marshall it may
not be improper to mention in this connection.
was one Of the first citizens of Minnesota who
thought it necessary TO arouse public opinion
against bringing the lands into market for
some years to come. AS early as the month
OF March last, he deemed it advisable that the
Press should make demonstration against
the sales bat at the time be spoke to us upon
the subject, We had no idea that the Govern
ment would attempt such an unprecedented
act this year. Hence we passed the matter by
in silence but we nov regret we did not
take Mr.. Marshails advice, and "opeu up"
the question at that time. The Democrat, Times
and Minnesotian arc all right on the land ques-
tion. Where the Pioneer?
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-18

THASKs-We are indebted to Col. N. Greene
Wilcox, who arrivedb by the ALEXANDRA, for New
York and Boston papers two days in edvance
of the mail.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-18

w A match game of billiards for $4,000
is to be played in New Orleans between two
Creole Ladies' of the first respectability
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
MATRIMONIAL

MATRIMONIAL -MADEM tfsEILE NILE yff.IrTrZ
w professor o. auosrarhy Cor resoios OF character ty
persoos hbdwriinE) and spiritual writing medium stl.
upcn The receipt 81 sweny FIVE n
ssnps) sid ecmen " hand writing send any pes s,n
mi oennfan of fer character love destiny &C.,
also srp"cn 81 The one tb~y love will marry. Al
fhes. \. Y. "
MATRIMONIAL "A GENTLEMAN TWENTY TWO
" YEAR oi sge, wi an income OF 81 900 said -
toa okng ard aniahle, wishes 70 corresponds
with aoy nrt teeniy dark hair good hokug
he " th vfw 10 ms'rinorv, None but those or he hsk
---a-m.--- " . -u :. - . 80 ~. III
MA1RlMuNiAL OFrlCr, 40 MADISON tshEf OK
4vt ner oi Catherine hose wishing 10 10 ma'in nal
alliance Viii bnd IS their ssansar cs,ne eanrus<ng
(foefpaid) hfr Prewter, who hss opened nrinousi
ester, WHEREBY hdy gentleman thtn-
seltfs Tor life, without rc4orting Ia the
alternative ndyertsne tasir s'eh-e Par
may send their real tencs BUSINESS reference
cuIusisnrs requisites 40 which vii exchanged Esers
thing letters erfsiy ena Az
picaons us contain two postage ssaulps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
NC WSPapERSe

A NEW COMIC PArER-YOUNa AMaRIcA-A SAT-
n RIGA illustrated weekly paper, with the title
pub shed early December. uunpar 50
per anDam Subscriptions and contributions Addressed
to I. W. STRONG, Publisher, % Nissan street. YORK.
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS REDUCED IN PSICE.
The proprietor Of the foreign Office
sun Buildings having his furnish
the sbove popular journal lower price
fore offered 70 the New York onnic begs respe, fully
that from and after this dse will he
II cents per copy Yearly subscription, 20 for monns
co. Trade lied liberal sDsc ,ers served
In any part OF New York Brooklyn sent BY mail
section. Y. MCKEE Minsgor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
BILLIARDS.

I CHALLENGE AND FARE THESE PEDLARs OF or n
fogy tables n put heir tables with fn,pe AMI
again thai my combustion hons are the on oncs
thai give angles 80 .hsm str.
up stairs next 70 Burton's the are. hICaAE PHELAN
WE OFFER FOR SALE FINE STOCK or WELL.
w made billiard tables with saie marble and wool peds.
WIN invented which are the ony corcS
tunhons now N use One second hand table for sale
GRIFFITH DEUkER, ~ Ann stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
] EsRYr. LEEDS AUcTIoSEE r. s;.AssIossss

TJErRY Z. LEEDS, AUCTr0NEER -ASsI0kESs SALE
III offurv-couttuu III day, Friday Al
50 Beeknan street, ~ l0ts O'clock Henry T. Lesi. 70
Will sell ~ above by order OF Oliver Godsm asagnee he
stock furrer, consisting ri general NJ noun
tain marten mAten and canada mink fapes tip
nets uellnes collars muns dc also so g.ueI bsa
and buffalo caps and sleigh robes richly lined and trimmed
Tie above sosk manufactured 10 order fr
trade and be positively sod BY order Of assgnss. to
vet tapestry Garnet new Purchaser
renGy m fnkeves hat hero
the goods b. Attending early, Catalogues ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

rTRNRY B. HBRTs. JR.. AUC1 l0NrER-wILL OYrER
ID a. eals. 1hurpdsy and Friday, Nov " and a. ii
IUK ossoak zach day. n In sa rnoms NO 81 n street
DE most gnnoepi and largest stuck NJ fancy
Holiday offered for sale anolpn
In th enunJ, and well worthy he attention OF tue aa
rfyne puYuaserx comp, consignments Arsast
tmpOssrn a rch ch, porcelain
oasDepts 70 ormolu cocks figures &C P
rare decoraed. bisque bronzs aud other gure~
match stands, cigar holders dc richly chssed silver ps ..
la seSs coffee kettles watar cruets cake
ayi hsckes papier mache goods In endless VARIETY rrec
pontuRs on SIX and glaze; bohemian gllsswse
and Chinese goods of every KIDD Terms cash. In
funds. Catalogues on morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

DROFESSOR HARE'S LECTURE ON SPIRITCALIsM -
by speela Invitation 0, PROFESSOR Draper, oorenas
,iIDsn. Carnt chan h. X Collins tsq and her
diLe ushed ciize Hare autno, o me re uSrk
able hook ut published entied tx lnvastsa o,
OF spr Mantle stations vii deliver ne so ila
rp nal phenomena In the B,oadws. Tabernacle FRIDAY
the sd which he Inge
nechsn cal cobtr poy I'D him IN
force sd deception exhibit the
vowed In the production of the Lee
ture 10 commence at ~ O'Clock Abundance 2H
CACHED LECTUREG.-MRs. G,BBs VOCALIST WILL
- deliver lectures, inter perred with vnrious
tho sacred works II he great and sunds
evenings Nov 20 and ?6 at 'ho Apollo Rooms Admission 2
Commences At o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
WATCHES, JEVELYaY. sc.

~ ATCBEs PINE AND CHEAP
w The subscriber Tor the eighteen q known
dealer and importer In Wall street. offers for ds.crp-
iona Of gold AID silver Watches Wholesale and
" God Lepipe asches four holes je~eied ....ss
GOLD Detached Levers fun jescled. ........... s.
Gold Hunting Detached levers fun jcweleI. is
Gold Enamel Watches for ladies'. ID
God Enamel Wa ches, In hunting ............ a
Beautiful diamond and Enamel Watches. .....,.... "a
Colo Hunting Lepno Watches In beautiful engraved IS
Gold uLung De'acf ed Levers In beautiful i
spefd1 COLO Pocket Chronouefefs from ....$I2S so
wecbes Win places Tor dAk uetreyp l1Dto I'D
sp0dm JURY UNISON Watches perfect umekeepers $50
splendid r. Cooper Watches, from I,5 10 ySJ
rno zoo hunlng Ease hanv ~ Keepers 100 70 las
spler DID independent Second Watches for uinrlx
horses, IN god eases from ........... 70 " I'd
sly ~ independent seconds 6S " 50
Gold hunt ting acf es viii eight days.. rs IL ISL
Gold Magic Watches, which change into ihree different
watches for sentelnen and ladies'. ..........I2nto %
JOG nps.h iaen lever Iuil Jewrlled a ITO ~
eled and RIB from ................ IS 10 rs
heauWu sosd aEhes sbe shaped frr bdie 10 IS
,. o,.c, WIN OLA nDno aud enamel bscka ~ Ia hsl
Fine Gold Wa ches, which wind up aud tu thc hands
Fine %seSs. in gold hsnas cases: oc.auy
siysr EDs.h isS
SILVER Detached Levers. fan isSeied:. 49, 10
silver Lepnes four bolss. jewelieo. ........ 90 II
:. -" Ia hunting cases. four hole, jewried II To -
n j. Toois, 4. a. Beesee''s T. d. 90 lper's usrri-
son and oil other celebrated makers ssle al tunes
Goods all paris United sascs poe spres. fs
OF charge All watches keep correct lin a.
ncbcs and 10 sery taken In exchange AMI c,rt
much less han The u.ua' pricss GEOR0E O. ALLEN i'm
porter Of watches and jewelry, wholesnlc Ne II
wan street., second door, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

TTEERY n. LEEDS 4 co WILL SELL ON SArUR.
III DAY, Nov. ~ half ten O'clock at No. ~ Nassau
eroe6-IarRo ssIe OF household furniture-conssng
general removed onvcnenco OF paror
s,ite ooverod Ia silk
ered In uooue window dressing bur couchss
soaa chars wssands bookcases desks hat racks Bras
ses velvet iDgrsiu carpets; buffet beds
pD0wA pslasesa chandeliers, oil cloths, counting house
desk bsiseads cot furnnrr and other articles
meresd Ako Avge OF verpAed ware, consisting
cAased riAn ct cake baes liquor sands casters
urns kctales also To- III German silver oks
kc alter the utnurche finest collection 81
uned lrds that tss pec offered hts Prepsrei by
the vol known dcrmist Vim. Gabrath consisting Of
spsoAnses iron all parts OF the world mounted Ia the mos
euhaAndnl wire, Enqy. In groups aud In
Also upwards of ny beau iul casas orange lemon
trees; gard1nico asea aoes, cactus and psporum In
blnum twelve O'Clock, order OF
wriers earsslc, q damaged saddery consisting OF sde.
Dis spanish travelling saddles, H. Louis brides, collars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
7 FIT Us LIVE TO BE UsEFuL-MECHA NICS' rNSTI
IL tnie lectures for s5556. The Hon Horace Greeley
wil lecture before the Institute ut Clinton Hail. place
on Friday evening Nov. q, commencing at O'Clock
iec-Henry Clay" iickss Of adm son - cents ,ch to b.
had n. The door Members Their f.nl, SO aso
tickets free, from. the Libra IAN Institute rooms
CHARLES II. piLAVAN
JOHN MAXIM Lecture Committee
VII LIAM 0AnNEh,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

4 q ve,se
he action Of the atmosphere For sale compsnys de
CoGNAc AND GRAPE on ESSENCES, RARE cHEal
Monongahsls and whskes Jamscs add :,
Sssa s s"s sso
nss for all Quors oils Of lemon, cedronea cloves ssssaf
Sssno and osrs sro%Se oSss S oo.n
s .ee asa s sS
&C. br % Ssa
GLOVE ANoDYNE ToorHAcpE DRops.-rHs Ex
~ ns use o. his his rsmeay without ujar, e ae een
.nS o srs saSb q s % S.p5
sold also by druggists generally.
I EArHER RESTORATIVE AND WATER PROOF
= paste Az old scausin.ancs Of sgeryboty On town. NJ
" r. .Swnn s fulton street has Introduced article
preserves eaLer. bu percuy excludes water Il is cap
70 and
seen applied, rspri. q he Tiass - - v Nv
Nl Of Passs par.outs for photographs ca
ss s !. .ss
ssssse 81 . orders +. he notice No Mercer
MATERTAIs FOR oil PAISrrs G-ENaLrsH CAN
oi. vaInh hender. esse menisicfs psees p.iss.s
". sUHAUs sii Braadwsy. =
SToyEs, STOVES; STOVES. 1875 CANAL STREET, NEAR
~ VArick W. d II. VAN NOTES. stove We nxye
large sseorn emit a tie ates pa&tsrna ssove< M
en grnew and kitchen for reasonable tsrn
ttoves put and pipe fuDAed ~ same; gyass snves
and ranges lined and repaired Soap gddla Wholesale
and retail.
CIGARS 10000 IMPORTED HAVANA. 0ERNAS
~ and domestic Purchasers invited TO eramlns
this stock tegars will be Al much beIo IN.
market price Uperaa law 20; German segsru a ~
y. CHEEKS, No 81 Broadwsy up siAira
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER FOR sALs. THIS
day, nj 10 o'clock A. M tUyOOO worth India rubber
cmbe 81 ore bali The regulsr price, but very sgh
damaged consisting Of the fol owins patterns vixhdens
onE ladies' neck pun SIDE and full assortment OF dresng
mbs. The city trade invited TO call early
JAMES CAhToN, No. ~ william street
To MINERAL WATER MsEUrAcTu RERs AND Rot
j terra prepared furnish In any gu unity
exsndcr's cork which the
anuf c and bother II he beat and most useful article
offered " asir notice. eng made With view 10
nn loh labor and time Specimens can he ~ W. Gees
water apparatus mnuuiaciory, b6 Fulton street Now
York, who're every Dfnrms'i,n can also be Obtained
u r utility 40 aid AL orders forwarded 10 Pimer
n.nufscurer. New London. Conn, viii DO promptly
ttI ded 4.
Y FsTRIs BLOOMS -LAnIhs DO you WISH To
a fkin Ike white In, cheek Ike a IA and
heaf t bandsf Use the Vess blnons Ladies these coo
ueb are pcbian ions have an eaa.
norS reputation Eur where they by the erso
fhc OF various courts u Is impossible 10 datac
heir use; they nanre's sell Your beanfy win b.
ed using tie perpetual tou,h giving bfsms Far
DARK No. l. fsir, NO 2; ootde, No. kod ony a. 5J
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
RE w ARDS.


U70n REWARD.-LuST OR STOLEN, ON THURs
@1OO DAY af erboon package, containing three uadrei
ART tDiy i've collars IN Ds among which l
DOL bills The warmers Mechanics Bank of New Jer
s|y at New Brunswick, also check the S'ats Back
Newark drawn By wm Mcauriry and enior sd by us n
twenty hundred and yiree dollars and ly egh
cetts the Of hch has been stopped
$l00 will be paid tor the return Of the package
LUDkR & LOCKWOOD, 10 Liberty street
Gln RLwAKD.-LosT, ON THE EVENING or TIL
Wv lh. a. kiblos lheatre, torto,sesoe opera glass
nsdt by thevsier IN Paris The under viii
Msn BY leaving the opera glass at the Office Of The
IN REWARD LOST OR STOLEN FROM HOUSE NO
WV 40 1@fhyeue place, poeksthdok. mag
deeds morttases, sbd other whih
ni person bu The subscriber The will pat
snd no questions asked on the same being
JOHN u JOHNSON, NJ. - Lafayette place
n = REwARp.-I.osT OR STRAYgD FROM "a Pffg
pC street, large pciner dog, brown add gh wit
black leather collar the J,,k rh
above rewsrd viii be thankfully GIVEN, re,urnas atm 70
the owner, at "a Pit street, H ii6 Pear street.
90 REwARD.-LOsT. ON WEDNESDAY, 2lsr INST
FA an exp ess book ~ ADAMS 40 II belongs to ia
calm, a63 Broad Any who will bring Il back vii
receive The above reward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

WIN WRITER'S, auCTIONrEk WILL. SELL on 81.
tn, day, lO O'clock at lS7 Canal furniture
ut family leaving the CITY; rocki
and parior chars pn frame mrrors ~,ndo~ curtain SHADES
centre card and side tables and her oil
clio h. Gothic and walnut
te, Their leds blankets spreads nsrele o essng
hs anda toilet vardrotes, doing kiche
fu,fiture also, cooking and other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
LOST AND FOUND.


CAUTION LOST, A NOTE OF HAND OF THE PATER
~ son Manufacturing Company, signed by John colt, Prea
tcnt dated New York Oct ID lsoS lhr days. pa abe
the order Of John Colt the Merchants' Bsns ~ s H.
and By bia endorsed the order OF fcnuiags Muller
ling The ucnt Of said having beeu stopped M pub
lie are cautioned aeainsi ncseaauIg the sainc.
r OeT CERTIFICATE NO as2 THIRD AVENUE RAIL
IL road Co 70 .. w. Jones' for "a shares, dated July
hta New certificate applied for.
I csT-ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, EITHER IN
- Wall rect broadway Cor lar d. street. al
bll.s Of the Leather Manutsc Bank,
1b. nDder viii be- suitably rewarded by returning them .
james smith sop, W Wall street
r OeT-A CHECK. DRAWN BY CARHIRr, BACON
IL Cart Co, 10 he order ut IS Arus rolg The
ppoii,sn Bsuk, for thousand ioss, No Ipol and
endorsed by t. A. hn,ra reward nin be az pre-.
Csfhsr1, bacon, Clark Co, Murray street.
7 osT-ElTFER IN ANITy sraEsT OR BROADWAY.
IL ses'crcay .ycnny 2e inst 1oid ring. with black
turing ilioto a nit, street. viii be rewarded.
I or On TUESDAY AFTERNOON ~ ONE or TaE
~ Wall street sisscs silver card mtrkrJ ~ u.
'ai ing cards n. lie dnaer will 10 suitably
go on ie"vhR u a. - lEosa sueot up sairs.
,sT- ON fHl BspAY MORN lS1 LADy's gTvE
- ssoi msr-en NO one T. passar rom hegsiAn
nowu ffcenh street up the eeeenh q kigbesnfn
sweet dow tgfsau'h -st " he Width ihr ruirr
w'1 lie suitably rewarded ~ iesys ~ we>s FIeenta
street
CTuIEY-FRoM soi gENT1 STREET. oSE LADvs
N AIDE ~ sehh,rs sod chan ik quad ch4a lsig'a
De gus ~ b. lctr attached rte. VII t1s
brown md Nlp irass teli 10 Inc thief
Police 70 az lenh street, 70 psevebs tslns exposed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

&100 000 CAN BE MADE IN ONE YEAR FKov
Y4OO:OOV my patent cooking stoves. The attention
Of capitalists stove dealers foundry Others Is in
vted CAL Of my Office l6 Chambers street, up stairs and
see one Of The greatest novelties Of the cooking stoves
VIII sel rghs on terms making induceln cat TO those
AIKEN IN payment. JOaN VAN
pRIDGkWA1ER PAINT. - THE BEST ARTICLE
Known Tor roofs Of houses decks and bottoms
AID outside work generally being mai
he action OF the atmosphere For at tie company de-
pot, W Water street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

DIAAYlEG CARDs.-PLAYING CARDS or SUPERIOR
stock and hnsn, made exure~ly Tor dealing, ~eu
soned and warranted ao 70 warp; Spauh cards. ngle
double hesd playing cards Of ali The VARIOUS grada
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

CHERIFF'S SALE w. O. ALBuRTUS AUGfIONEER
- Will sell this Friday, Nov. 70 i1a ecek NJ 35i
FULTON let, opposite the City Hail. brOoalsn gene,
sor'm. OF boots and shoes also, the u,es.
ters, shoe boxes, DC. H. lurg Sharul
Il. rkiPLhts, deputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

THE DAHL SEASON.
A CRMEENNE AT TIE CITY ASSEMBLY ROov, :
IL Professor sAkAtCU who, durins Tie last nina Scsr
had the hooor Of introducing the fhos anc urs
btgs inform the public that the ah Of Iecemner ns. ~
will give srapd bail splendid aud unr,vnlci Cv A.
temby Rooms where the dance La Crmeennc, VII, NJ
his pupils ho tho promoters OF ire fesr
" subscription Including twelve cssons NAV ba on
tain at senor sARAUCO's dancing academy NJ Fonrt
street, where The Crmcehne IA being taught "
CIGNOR n. syLvro's OPENING eOrRER, NO. "a,
- HosdwT Perham suldng t-s.grsor s.lvo bcrs leave
inform his friends and tho public thai he taken the sos
c,ons reons No teS brosd~sy Opposite i:ond
The Gay re hrt SORE. q The season will take osc,
urdny evening 1t, 2lt inst banning con,n.uce al
O'Clock public soree viii be every Thur.dsy eve
curing Tho onsr fr prLc ice Rs, ~
open Tor instr ucuon al Ali hours Of the day.
THE NINTH WARD NATIONAL AMERICAN CIUH
wf sive Grand banquet at Nibtos on Frid,, EVENING
Lee lssa commemorative OF the victory OF hs Ar.,rs
pariJ New Yoh licsets \, be had ~ n PR
r.g0r 10 sutei. Jnue. A. .irowt r easlr,r rs
sTset; OF thc Comm tee OF Arrahgeneut 20,
which ~ papers
uHr GRAND ffScY DRESS AMP CryiC RAIL OF
he huron Hnmsae a octaon, ',s tfrd - ey-ulns
AZ ne Apollo Broadway. lickeis. ~ taos ~ si a. r
4 .ers anskn's. Joiss music store q. S,l,slis totsi
honer "aers', sud a he door hsnc'ns wil commences
Nnc.ta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

A FIRST RATE CHANCR-rO LET A SEGAR STOREf
"A In good neigborhood. cheap rent and premium eas
10 et " cor Of the sc1ness Of he Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

uCTIoN NOTICE s. r. BaRTOL, AUCTIONEER.-
n BY BAKlUl. 4 CO.Wil ell at 300 Pearl street,
Peck ship lU ocock his cav lery Tea sets
Chiua coogn-s nohemin glassware, Also teas
brandes, gin, scgsrs c. ther beds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

RoARDING-A NEATLY FURsIsHkD ROOM, WITH
gras .nS pantry suitable. for and wife two
stnhomen; nno an upper suitable for
Johns Park bath n the house 1902
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

{sEnlRtvILLE cOuRsb, LoN1 I-LAsD. "a rUhsi
- ~ f2E vii raco. oil "a
asS Nov 20 nee fnr All aue,, oir meats hrse live
distance CARVING catch weights, Entrsuce free
charge the 18Th Of Nov euber the csnyevilt
Course. iOEL coNkiJT, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23

COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wAREROOMS
a. sl4 broadway opposite the ST. Nicholas Hotel MA
IHEWS STACEY offer the extensive assert
mep q fancy cottage ename led and French furniture
United States, ~ reduced OF
paassts pillows, bolsters &c. At manuactursrs prices
price paid for household furniture Of every descnplon
srufnens &C.. merchandise
description, BY appl, ing at the furniture wArerooms
Broomc street, corner Of Mercer. Storage 70 lot
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE WANTED.-THE SUB
scri er wahes purchase about 81 900 $3.50 worth
household furniture, which win be paid. Any
family about breaking housekeeping may ID
by calling upon r. COLTON 80 hickman street
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06
Magnanflnity.

"Thy necessity is yet greater than mine.'' This
saying of the gallant Sir Phillip Sydney, the field
Of Dutphen, when MORALLY wounded and faint with
the loss Of blood to the poor soldier who carried
by, taking the untasted cup from his own lips and
presenting it to him, has often been cited act OF
great magnanimity--and such undoubtedly it was
parallel instance may be found in of the VIC
tins Of the late Railroad disaster in Canada, as
lated BY Mr.. Meagher, who was an eyewitness of
that awful wreck OF humanity. A brakeman, by the
name OF John Martin, forciby driven in from his
post at the time of the conclusion On procuring =
lamp, il found that he had both thighs and arms
broken, the latter above his ebows-his head also
appeared to have been dreadfaIy bruised. Upon go
ing to him when the morning broke, and Offering to
remove him to comfortable situation, he answered,
"Never mind me--help those who are living, for l
am done for" Somewhat later, upon bringing him
q drink of water. he asked Meagher to turn him on
his side a little more, he might die quietly
ssNever mind me-help those who are living.'' Can
the most Gallons, read this without emotion, even
amid the cold-booded sel6shness that so abounds p
Such instances elevate US in the scale Of creation,
and should not pass uhnoticed. They show there is
some portion Of Gods image te in his creatuTes-in
a world where yet 3 Mans iuhumaniy 10 man makes
countless thoasa nds mourn" The same John Mar
tins family. hso unfortunate as to have left any,
should nOt;be forgotten among other sufferers.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-06

Does your son play Euchre?" said gen
tleman to Mrs. Darlington on seeing Ikey en-
ter with pack of cards in his hand.
LA sakes," answered the old lady looking
over her spectaelcs, " key don't play the ri
amy, but l shouldn't wonder if he could whistle
it. Ikey put up those wicked cards and
whistle Euchre for the gentleman"
Il can't" said the young hopeful.
g" 1t is strange how that boy has regenera
ted lately" and taking up her knitting work
she commenced to knit in a detected maneer.
Don't you feel well mother ?" asked Ike
" No, my son do not feel well, 1 am digest
ed with the inmortahtyof the young folks now
a days"
Whereupon, Ike brought the camphor bot
tic to the goad old lady. "Ah," said she,
Likely you are one of Jobs counterfeiter."s