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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-29
IiYDRtTI,yC CENTEY'


EEE4nlnoHNS-l5o, !, ?, 3, al.d gals, reed per
~ Excelsior, and for sale by II McCLoSNEY i.
XEHlSKEY-l0O bbls Old Rye, reed and for sal, by
w HF NcCLOSnEY.
EoFFEE-37o bags Rio Coffee, reed per Golden Era
- aho Tor sale ny I MiCIOShEN.
f1oBACCO-l25 bNs Virginia, red and for sale by
/ MCLOShEI.
ElGs-5oo drums, received and FOR sale nv
app HF MCLOSEEV.
h &c E25 tierces, reed per Golden Eva: for sale by
I'd app II + MCLOSkEN.
SALERATCS-2jb xs Boston Salera,u,. received and
~ Tor sale by + NtLoSkEN.
fs CASKS Brown Stout, London Porter 4 Scotch
oO Ale reed per Golden Era, and for sale by
at' ii MCLOSkEI.
NEACKEREL--75 hbls No l, . q } Mackcrel reed
ap? liz WCLosKEy.
Il per Golden Eta, and for sale BY
app FMCLosKEY.
EtURRANTS-25 casks Currents. reed Der Golden
X Era, and for sale by HI M'CLOSKEY.
HEERRiNGS-225 bxs Scotch Hcrrings reed per G
n den Era ana for sale by HF M'CLOSkEY
AIsINS25o bxs NJ Raisins, rec'd and for sale by
Nc app ACLOSKEN.
NA1NE--l50 casks Claret and White Wire reed
w and FOR sale by M'CLOSEEY.
HNACON-5O casks Hams and Shoulders reed ner
~ poh Accord Tor sale hy II M'CLOShEY.
NEoLA ass Dbl" reed and fer spe By
EANDLES-l5O bxs Star Candies reed pcf N,.,on
u sin and for sale BY IL ! NJ; USkEy
T'AR-5o bbls Tar reed per Wisconsin and for sale by
app Ii + MCLOShEY.
Z ARn-JQ Ibis Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin ami
a l"i SHE %! IL MCLOShEN.
FSRANDY-oO casks Brand, reed per Golden Era
AZ and for sale by II MCLOSKEY.
SA BONES Flint and Quart Flasks reo'd and for
- ~ SAFE by ii MCL0ShEY.
6uDER NINEGAR-ReceiveI and for sale bv
IL + MCLOSkEY.
E~<UNNIE-lO.OO0 Cnnny Sacks, ree'd pcr Bon >c-
~ cord and for sale by II MCiOSKEY
HRRIED BEEF-I0, eco lbs Dried Ecef rcd nor Ron
~ Accord and .or sale by n M'CLOSKEY
ARANGES--5O bAs Oranges, received and for sale by
~ ii L NrCLOSKEY.
E1N.OUR--5O bbls Extra Snperfne Family. reed per
II Excelsior, and for sale by II 4 NIct;LOSKEY
KEGS prime Leaf Lard, rec peg Excelsior md
- Tor sale by f McCLOSKEY.
ESAMSANp SHOUIDERS-2 casks reed nor rx.
u celsior aud for sale by IIF NicCI OSkEY
IA ESS IOkk---3O0 bbls on hand and for sals h,,
+ McCLOSkEY.
soAr-%oo bNs elbow, reed per Excelsior and for
- S"'e "l ii F McCLOSKEY.
NANDi-LS-J5o bxs Mould, reed and for sale bv
III T MCCLOSkEY.
,REEN ApPLEs-loo bbls in store and for sale Nv
ii McCLOSkEN.
&uGAR-55 hhds Fair to Prime y. O Sugar. reed ne,
~ wyoming and for sale by IF McCI osKEY.
A NGARS-lO,000 La Union Repalia Cgars. IN ooo M
~ poieon 90 do; l00O0 Washington do do: 10 eco
ooners 90 do; 5,0GO Tres Maria do 10. 5000 MON do
ioj 1000 La Luna do do; 10000 la Alneina do do;
1000 Ia Nacional do do eco Prircioe assorted do. m
ceive'i per Wyoming and fos sale by ' ~
mao II McCLOsKEY.
6NHEESE-l25 bxs Western Reserve Cheese rac,d
~ per Highland Mary, and for sale By
apps ii f McCLOsKEY.
ELASs-3Oo bxs assorted sizes Window Glass ,ec,a
~ per Excelsior, for sale by IF McCLOSkEY
~ AiLs-315 kegs ass'd reed per Excelsior and for
s"e ny hihzo McCLOSNEY.
ARD OILS bbls Lard Oil reed and for sale NV
- apz.-fzu II MCLOSkEY.
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A. &. NOR TON

A. &. MORTON,
Prescott, Wis, cOruf Broadway and Eenniknick sis
las on hand, and for sale, moderate advance
from cost, general assortment Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ALSO--a large supply of Ready Made Clothing heavy
wcolcn Blankets, Boots and Shoes, heavy Flannels
Over and Under Shirts.
Salt, Pork Mackerel, White Fish, etc Shingles
Lumber iath, etc, beside every other article usually
found in Grocery and Dry Goods Store Call and sec,
Prescott, Dec. Is, 1853. a. ~
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SAW MILL.

SAW MILL.
THE subscribers having leased and tboroughIv re-
paired The Saw Mill ON the Kennikiuick known
as CoNes MIi are now prepared to furnish Lumber of
any description nj the shortest notice. Shingles Iath
and Picheis always on hand. Custom Saving done ON
the most reasonable terms Those in want Of Lumber
Tor building or encing purposes, will find their adj
vantage To give call before purchasing elsewhere
ASA r. MANNING,
ISAAC n. HOLDEN.
Prescott, Dec. J. 1852 35Iy
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A full assortment.
SHIFTING STRIPES,
BOOTS g SHOES.

Mems calf grained hip anG :hck Boots and D-ocans-
BOYS and Youths do do. women- cali kip goat euapo
elcd Jenny Lind kii Bouces; Ladies' goat Md amt
tnauelcd Buskius Ladies' ianCy coId Caters and hal
Caters and Buskin., Of every Quaty aud price r,il
and complete assortment OF the different les OF Mis-
- ami CHI i,lrfu.s wear
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LAND FOR SAFE.
III FVH
nnA ACRES Of choice land in this beau
H% WV full Territory, by the section, half 81

4.UOO fu Territory. by the section, half sec
tion, quarter section or single
1900 Acres in the vicinity Of ST. Paul, near the
Capsl Of the Territory, in the midst OF country fast
filling NJ, aud rapidly rising in value.
200 Acres il the vicinity Of 50. Anthony Falls,
near the greatest water power IL the Northwest the
centre of the numbering interest of the Territory
500 Acres the vounl and Thriving village of
Msnomin, the Mississippi riyer above the Falls,
beau,iful country, fast opening eni grafton.
700 Acres near and bordering White Bear Lake.
splendid sheet OF water, noted for its beau u shores
and fine fish. This land easy Of by good roads
and is the first quality of soil Beautiful lakes and
streams OF the water abound IN every part, all
well stocked with choice varieties of fish
These lands divided into heavy timber oak OPEN
ing and natural prairie forming the beautiful
cry imaginable, and presenting tie favorable
riety for The choice al a farm.
ST. Paul, VI. T.. April Il, 1853 81 ON.
Galena City Marble Nanufactory.
TIME undersigned keeps constantly hama general
II assortment Of Monuments, Tomb Stones Head
Stones, etc, which he is ready furnish short notice
the business and having permanent arrangements direct
with the celebrated Rutland. W. QuarIes and keeping
but The best workmen he is enabled sell
cheap, and better satisfaction than be given
hosc sending irTes ponslbe agents from shops dis
lance. My arrangements such that deliver
All work contracted for BY my Agent, Will be filed
strictly accorlii TO agreement.
The ersigned is Agent for the sale Of French Burr
Mill Stones. Dutch Boiling Cloth, Noys rst and Corn
Aiils, Mil Irons. screw Wire. etc.
shop and Ware House, Corner of Second aud Spring
Streets, near Lower Bridge.
r. L. ROSEBROUCH.
ofn plsf
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Prescott Wis. Business Cards,

WESLEY WETIIERN is the only authorized Agent
Tor The Pioneer in Prescott, Wis. lie is daily Empower
ed To take subscriptions and receive advertisements al
the rates required by His receipts will be consider
ed as
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$4,000.

II wish 10 purchase Five thousand Dollars Worth o
Il Town Lots III The city 81 ST Paul. The none! Will
be pad down lor property, at fair price.
LEWIS Hl NEMAN
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WE'LL BROKE HORSES.
WILLOUCHBY POWERS,
L. $. MAIL LINE.
L. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY

TWO DAILY STAGES.
\ EANING each place at O'Clock A. NJ, and o.
u 4 clock, F. NJ Coaches and teams will be AT the
Landing on the arrival of Steamboats, Saint Paul
Also, daily Inc stages between Saint Paul and Still
water, connecting wiki Sem-Wcehlv line from Stll
water to Falls of St CroiX leaving Saltwater Tues
days and Fridays and Falls of St trox Wednesday
and Saturdays
Particular attention given to the accommodation o
Pleasure Parties.
Remainder ours the Iolotr Concord Coaches.
Saint Paul, November 8. ls53-N29.
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W ASSON HOUSE,
Great Bargains i'm Town Lots in Low
er Saint Paul.

n M LOTS one mile below the present Lower
AVO Landing, have just been laid out, and
offered for sale at one hundred dollars each. Such
opportunity to invest specuation rarely offered
These lots nearly opposite Pigs Eye Bar which has
for the last two INSTRUCTED. in degree
nav igation to the present landing. And IL is
mnch 10 say, that II IS the point, where thc main p
ping business OF this growing city Of 1T West,
ultimately be done. II only needs the erection of few
warehouses for beginning, and once, the prosperity
Of the city viii point in that direction. And it is To
give it that beginning that this nducemen is held
to capitalists.
Other valuable real property and ST. Paul. for
sale by the proprietor. Enquire of
l.. &. KINNEY. Proprietor or
parl
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CRovELAND GARDEN AND NURsER

Bdlcfca 50. TaK and -. AnftNy, mar lie HoJ-
icay House.
VHNE subscriber, would invite the attention Of those
who wish To set out fruit this fail or the en-
SUNG spring TO their stock of trees that have been
growing III this Territory from to three wears In
connection with the Scott Nursery Davenport Iowa
they are PREPARED To I'll ali orders for either standard
or dwarf trees OF any and description, that will
be required for this climate together with Currants
Gooseberres, Grape Vines, &c. Also any thing in the
ornamental linc such rs Roses Dahlias, Phioxes and
the various kinds of Towering plants usually kent in
such establishment.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wisl,
10 set out irt trees or emhesh their grounds As we
nave rot n sufficient quantity hand to supply the
demand, we hope to receive orders THIS FALL
so as To make up the d.cenc, the nursery at Dav-
export, where we expect to spend the winter Orders
may be addressed left at the store of Mr. j. f
fullerton ST Paul L. NJ. FORD & co.
Oct
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HURRAH FOR THE RED LINE.
pArTusoN @z-A 4. nExsox,S

PATT!SON 3sf So 4 REvsoy,S
ED LINE COACHES with the best of teams and
Ia careful drivers HOW upon the road between 81
Paul and 81. Anthony rcady tn accommodate the pub
lie on all oct asons. The, have large and excellent
Livery stock, several AID elegant Carriages and
Barouohes; also new Harness and Horse FURNISHINGS
and equipages OF the most elegant dcscrip;ion.
T. >, in returning thanks to the publ, for the lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed upon them take
pleasure in stating that hcy have Just receiv ed in a
dtion to their former extensive stock several younc
elegant and
WE'LL BROKE HORSES.
specimens Of stock that have never been equaed in the
Territory Their present stock needs but 10 he seen 70
be admired an approved by discriminating public
VIII our friends and the puh,ic remember that nj the
Livery stable in the of The American House at the
upper end OF Saint Paul they at all hours have such
conveyance by land, Wheais horseback as they
may desire PATTISON & BENSON
81. Paul June 80, 1853 "
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AMERICAN MILLS.
rI>iE subscriber having been ap;uitc tea Agent for the
above Mills VII keep constantly uu hand supply Of
Extra Family Flour" Warrautod ~Ierior 10 an, four
sold in this market. II I. NrCI DSkIN
lily DRAILGC CENIENT.
THE subscriber having hecn appointed AGENT for the
sale Of Louisville Cement, viii keep u large sunni,
hand, and via be sold at a small , ahce from Nia,
ufacturcrs prices. IL. i. M.CIOSnEI
Galenu, March %, 1852.
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June 30, l853.--llif.
WHITNEr'S GALLERY OF Err.
ID


VDNlE subscriber having recently made great improve
mcis in the arrangement OF light in his gallery ana
having procured the latest improved apparatus which,
together with his before superior stock makes the
appointments Of his Gallery equal, If not superior to any
in the West, prepared 10 execute Daguerreotyre
hseEesses in Il sly lie unsurpassed by any operator
Life is uncertain and persons III health should not de-
lay moment in procuring or more OF these me-
of life which, under the irving crcrms tances
Of final separation of friends, no price can purchase
Miniatures taken weather, and neatly set III lock
pits, rings, bracelets canes; barge variety OF
which III kept constantly hand ana new patterns
being constantly received All respectfully invited
call and examine specimens.
81 p,ul Auc : 1852 le-tf
KITTSON.S ADDITION TO ST. PA
DNHlS desirable ground lying in the most central and
advantageous part of the basin of 81. Paul, where
must inevitably be the principal river business OF the
town. and aordn also most choice and delightful Lots
the npon the bench, for dwelling houses Is sur
veyed into Lots, and offered for sale, with titles UNI
disputed and ndspuabe, al reasonably low prices, and
upon liberal terms credit, for most of the purchase
money and Lumber for building Lots sold in the adj
dition, will be furnished the rotary saw, easy
terms. CHARLES Ii. OAKES,
Agent for Proprietors.
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HNils mrivaied cure for coughs. colds, hoarsnoss
consumption now too well known require any certin
Gales Us constantly kept for sale al HchcoN A. Ay,c
ana JARVIS IN ST. Faul and by dealers medicine cvery
""'''' l2E
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GROCERIES,.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

GKOtER les.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
u. WAIT n CO, Third street, ~. panl. have
1%s Vet on hand fail assortment OF their recently
large and well selected stock ui Groceries and Prov
ions, which they offer the public. wholesale or retail
At the lowest market price. Their stock consists in
part. As follows:
81 bills. n o., Clarified, Crush i and row d Sugars
sacks Coffee,
chests Tea
10 bbls. Mola>ses,
do Golden Syrup,
80 90 Keudalrs Crackers
20 do Pilot Bread,
S. do Flour,
Il sacks Dried Apples,
do do Peaches,
ii bbls Mess Pork,
DO Vinegar,
Lard, Cheese, Mackerel, Goldfish, Salt, Soap Candles
Starch, Saleratus, Powder, Shot Wooden VI are Sc
ianon--ln
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

lNATHCART, KERN * co, of the ah0ve establish
J ment are still holding inducements 10 buyers
they are now selling much cheaper than ever
did before make room oT Their extensive ial stock
(Which they will have cary) Their stock OF Dry Goods
the complete and cheapest in ~. Paul, ana they
pledge themselves sell any article in their store
cheaper than il be bought above -. Louis
Wishing coniine themselves &c the Day Goods bust
all It's branches they offer the balance OF their
stock Of groceries, hardware aud queesware at cost
and under. to close them of. The trade would hnd
great bargains in the shove stocks,
81 Psul- Ju,y D le53 Il5-tf
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He. SANFORD.

II. G. SA SDFORD.
kEAIER in Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods
~ on Third St, .~ill Keep hand constant sunni,
OF the following articles with supply Of Fancy goods
READH-MADE CLOTHING.
Of every description, made up expressly this market
and Tor this season, constantly hand cheap for ready
pay and no sale without. lie has a complete assert.
ment of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part OF Old vson Young and Rarh
Teas, Laguira Java and Rio Co1tes, \. o. Crushed
Loaf and Puveriyed sugars Spices pepper. Gloves
Nutmegs, Cassa Rice, Raisns, salerats starch, SOAP
'hewing ant smoking Tobacco, Candles Oil, Fish,etc
HARDN a RE.
MIL and cross Cut Saws, all sizes; OK, log, and
trace Chains; iialters, 10. Chains; Axes and axe
heves, sc hes sckes and snathes shoves spades and
hoes wrought nails locks atches aud bolts cut
Terry, etc.
100000 Cigars, of every variety
FOX and FLOR IL constantly on hand in large
quantities.
MI Sandiords stock is large and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly in order to keep his assortment
complete lie Is determined 10 sell his goods for ready
pay As cheap AS they be purchased elsewhere Give
MN II call March 10, l953-i7-lyl
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Something New in Minnesota,

Something New in Minnesota
New Store! New Stock! New Styles Of
Goods, and New Prices!
EATHCART. KERN q CO.. have purchased
~ and now occupy the large and commodous store.
house just finished Roberts Streets next door to
Messrs. Winnie & Cooley, where they opening
and receiving by every boat the largest and
July selected stock OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
ever brought to Minnesota. Here may he found almost
every variety of stle and pattern Of Dress Goods in the
following fabrics:
French, English and American Muslin Delanes and
Cashmeres, printed and plain Wool Del,ege, French
checked Poplins French German and Sax oy Mernoes
Persian Cashmeres Josey cloth in the delicate
shades, Victoria flads Fancy printed Velvets Black
French Bombazin Black, CoioreG and figured Alpacas.
French, English and American Prints,
Dress Silks, Tnrc Sans Tarton and Swiss Mu>lis.
Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, etc.
Albron, Black and White Wool, Waterloo. Water
welt, Bay state, Long aud Square Plaid Shawls.
Brown and white Shrtings, Irish Linens, striped
Shirtngs, Drills, DENNIS, Bed Ticks re! white yellow
and printed Flanneis Cloths and ssatinets, blankets
and Rugs Hosiery and Gloves, Sewed Muslin Collars
Cuffs, Chemisetts, Edgngs and Insertions.
Carpeting, IL House Furnishing Goods.
In this department will be found large stock of Car
peting oi the following make: Lowell supcrne Au-
burn, Asbona, Fall and Union Mills, Plain Vemtian etc
Druesets, Hearth Rugs, Tuited and Adeaid Mats
Window Shades plain Window Paper. Drapery MusIns
Tibe lInen Damask Linen Table Cloths, Embost cloth
Table Covers, Oil Cloth do, ga and ia Shee ting Toll
Ell Covers, Table Napkins, Ma, chester and Marsees
Quilts, Pillow Case Linen, Russia Diapers Uuchab,ck
Diaper and Crash Toweiings; Ladies' German Work
Baskets etc
Together with thousand articles too numerous TO
mention; all OF which we hold ourselves ready to show
and sell Tor Cash at the lowest prices same articles
can he bought Tor west of st. Louis or Chicago; we
would therefore solicit Call from the citizens Of Mime
sofa as well AS friends in St Paul
CATHCART, KERN & CO.
ST. Paul, Oct. 6, 1853
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400 PERCHES of good building stone for
III OOvV sale at the Quarry. delivered 10 any
part Of the city. Inquire of the SUBSCRIBE
mlsf EDWARD STEWART.
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ALSO:-A large lot of choice Preserves consisting
of Peach Pear, Ounce and all Other varieties in
lily y ATHL f.. TYSON
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OTICE.

uHE public are hereby notified that the nnders gnc,i
u the true and rIghtui owners OF 'Le Sucur CITY,
IN the county OF lie Sueur, and Terror, of Minnesota
did on the Goth day c August, 1859 lay out The said
City OF lie Sueur and that plot Of said City has been
duly recorded i'll The office of Register of Deeds said
county. And the public hereby cautioned against
purchasing property in said City, without having
obtained title from the undersigned AS they alone can
give good and sufficient title to purchasers the i'll
J. &. CFIRISTN
Sept. y, lS33-22tE JAMES CURRAN.
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TO BLACKSMITUS.
NJ Will give for good blacksniths scraps Ia CO
yer 10 III uade Tor Iron. No sseet scraps bcss E.
augi2-u IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE
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lust RECEIVED
a. 30 frkins good Butter;
SO bbls, extra Mess Pork;
25 A Sugar;
SO do;
1000 lbs. Cheese;
10 Kegs Golden Syrup;
10 half bbls. do;
bbls. do;
Is kegs 5. H. Molasses;
5 half bbls. do. do;
10 bills, do do:
10 {" y. o. Molasses;
And large lot OF fresh "Family Groceries" Of ever
description, for sale very low Wholesale or retail
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lctcIs auo NoarOtug Nouses.


TWO DOORS EAST THE CENTRAL HOUSE, BEACH ST
PAUL.
AIR. 81 MRS HENDERSON have leased this hous,
WI and prepared receive guests by The day or
week The table is well provided, then beds are clean
their rooms airy, and charges moderate.
fz-p
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FIRE. FRET. FIRE

FIRE. FIRE!! FIRE:..
TuNIiE cold Ena continues dispense laid and com
ioIt to the unfortunate, usual at the Saint Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK. S3OOO.OOO.
THOMAS A. BRACE, PTest :. j. Looms, s;ec'y.
n. Il. NELSON
3-S0y Agent for Minnesota Terriory.
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n w
HuST received per steamer Excelsior, splendid a.
- sortmtnt OF CRoCkERY, CHINA, GLASS and a ELNs
WARE. For sale cheap, by
W. y. PERSON & co.
je23tf ST Anthony Street. INNER Town.
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married people. or those contemplating mar
riage. BY WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. d.
Let no father be ashamed /" present copy
of the Hsculapius to his child. II may save
him from an carly grave. Let no young man
or woman enter into the secret OBLIGATIONS OF
married lie without reading the Pocket Hscu-
lapIus. Let no one suffering from hacKn'ed
cough, pain IN tie side, restless nights, nerv-
Gus feelings. and the whole train OF Dyspep'lc
sensations, and given mp by their physicians,
be another moment without consulting the
Escuapius. Have the married. CT tho>" about
TO be married, any impairment, read This truly
useful book, as il has been the means OF say
ing thousands of unfortunate creatures IRON
the very jaws of death.
Any person sending TWENTY-FlNEt GUS.
enclosed in Il letter, will receive one copy OF
this work by mail, Or five copies VIII be sent
Cor One Dollar.
Address, Oost paid) DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
Jc lSy No. l52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
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farmcr's y cpartmcnt.
From the Farm journal.
POULTRY RAISING.

Mr.. EDlToR:-Perhaps at this partlC-
ular period of hen roost celebrity, wlllr
the attention of farmers and household
ers is so urgently directed toward the
Improvement of chickens. woman may
be permitted to give the result OF her
own experience, for the benefit Of those
unfortunate mortals, who are unable to
obtain the far-famed Shanghai. or other
imported growers and cacklerS.
have been nominal mistress to
iocks of chickens during at least twenty
summers. but for great part OF the time.
I left the management of the poultry
ward to whoever was pleased to attend
10 it. And it was managed after this
fashion. The eggs were collected Tor
eating, as long as the cool spring wealth
er continued, and no hens permitted TO
set unit, Nav or June. Then the ear
lest chickens were eaten in the fall ana
the late half grown ones kept to per
petvate the stock. II is popular belief
that late chickens Ivy best in spring.
Well our chickens deterora'ed sen$ibly.
They grew no larger than pheasants, and
many of the young chicks were crippl"s,
and unable to walk. We were always
changing with our neighhors, not only
growers but hens and setting of eggs; all
to no purpose. Finally | began TO
philosophize upon the subject always
preserve the earliest settings Of peas,
b ans and other garden W. etables; and
| now resolved to try the same with my
fowls observed that half g:own
chicken, in the fall were only half
gown CHECKERS in the spring. So |
commenced by setting my hens as early
as they showed an inclination to hatch
and then selected the chickens, for my
next summers stock. Il always Ike, p
one Grower Tor every five hens, and
have no lame chcks.) Now ! have as
large, fine, hardy, and prolific fowls, as
any reasonable woman can desire to pos
sesS, without the extra care and nursing,
which Is required by the imported breeds
LYDIA JANE Person.