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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-30

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SUPERFINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts, al
ChOfse feed, constantly hand, and for sale 10
est cash rates. :, E. HAMPSTEAD g. co.
Galena, Sept. 2, 1s5. ...,r 4-20
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- .- -, h, at the WinslOw House.
sai=t Paul, Nov. 4, Is54-l&wif
BREWSTER,S ADDITION TO ST. PAU.

Sa-t Paul, Nov. 4, IS54-d&wf
BREWSTER'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
ANING perfected the survey Of the above Addition
are ready to offer for sale the desira bio
building sites offered in this community. The ad
vantages of BREWSTER'S ADDITION to ST. Paul per.
Immediately in the rear Of the Capitol q command.
ing emnence overlooking the entire city and surrounding
country for miles, on every side. . ....f t--s.-.
The close proximity to the central and extensive
business localities of the town, show conclusvc the
sirabeness of what is the Addition beautiful and
far famed metropolis. ..t t....
We have spared neither expense nor pains in the Plan Of
tion ST. Paul. avenues north and sou
hundred feet wde the streets running and west
eighty feet wide, making this alone superiority
any other part Of the whole place For terms maps lie
apply to 81. WIN. BREWSTER L CO.
-. r.. .,ral o.. Opposite the Post Office.
August 90 1854 -. i..- . 49, , aug. 26-d&wu a..
GEO. N. PROPER. N#- CARLOS WILCOX.
no PROPER & WILCOX,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, - lie
PRACTICAL SURVEYORS q GENERAL LAND
80 q AGENTS 60, ,~..Ao-.,.
.ONce in ne u S. Land Office BH,ids"g Ainneupslis,
y, - l-'ln. MI o." ilt-lFi-'~7- -it-'ii -
CURvEYING Il PLATING Of every description
done with accuracy. Particular attention given In
Surveying and Locating Government Lands in the Pine
Warrants are in request-investments made or loan.
negotiated; collections made and taxes rsidAsyen
cies solicited 'H' -i--'ft t-h ''h - . -
Strangers and citizens wishing to locate sci, or pur
chase lands invited CALL Claimants can u,sie
arrangements with for their purchase
money Valuable property now and always on hand in
the Embryo Cities Of Minneapolis st. Anthony and st.
Of which offer on the most liberal terms. We re.
spectfllfy solcit n IF n,stl;c
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COLLEGE OF 81. PAUL-AC.
..-. .r..-ss DEPARTMENT.

... .l,,1sa DEPARTMENT.. .-,.5.,f7
R. II. EWING, M D.. Rector. -. 81.
VNIE Preparatory Department Of this Institution WIN
u open on Monday, October Ia, 1854.
For the present. the 6rs story Of the baldwin School
edice will be occupied. - , ~
Tuition for Term Of III Weeks. -..
Ordinary ,iryU -. zoo
Algebra and Higher English Studies 49, 800
Latin and Greek extra .g -s4.-- .illr- zoo -u
French -lsia- sr-.;, 80 ~ ~ 90
Fuel during winter terms >, 2-5i leo 3
Application for admission be made to tke Rector
r to ID af,,t, --,,--,. e. D.. NELL, tasi.n >,
8 octIld&v4w ,,,,e- Treasurer Baldwin School,
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MARBLE WORKS. The pndersigned has been appGin.
NI ted agent .c- xsnt Z Fullers celebrated marble
%.usse.osy weersey No = enabled e III all orders for
sr st. LQuh Piises. CAV and sss specimen, ~
~,.,c ,/haGor TlCINAl>l ". :. CVlHs, "a
Nay 126 Near Apaerican House
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15
From the SuSquehanna Register.
To Prevent Smut in Wheat,

EDs. REGIsTER-It is my opinion that
farmers should make public the result Of
their successful experiments, Whenever
there is reason to believe they will benefit
their brother farmers by doing so. For
merly l never failed to have smutty wheat
if l sowed smutty seed, though the seed
was washed ever so carefully. But for a
few years past l have been able almost en-
tirely to escape the smut, by using this re-
medy. First wash your seed wheat as
clean as you can, and drain off the water ;
then to every bushel of wheat, take one
ounce Of blue vitriol, dissolve it in a pint
of water, pour it in and stir up the wheat
we'll. l sowcd piece with seed prepared
in this way, except small part which was
sowcd without the vitriol, because my seed
fell short. When the wheat ripcned there
was hardly smutty head in the whole
piece where the vitriol was used, but the
other part was full of it-you could gather
the smutty heads there by handfuls. ]
have had the same success other years.
If any Of my brother farmers derive any
benefit from this-and am confident they
will if they try it-they can pay me by pub
fishing something Of their experience, and
SO We will help each other.
AARON TAYLOR
Srringvillc, Aug 3o,h, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15

A poor fellow was brought to Lancaster,
On Wednesday morning, most horribly
scorchcd by the explosion of campheps
lamp. 1t appears he was band on 6
boat on the Pennsylvania Canal, and .
wick of the lamp in use, becoming short,
the poor man in ignorance Of tie eonse-
quences, opened it at the top to push the
wick up, when the other wick being lit g,
the time, the whole exploded, burning lie
face and hands in a most dreadful manues;;
in his agony he jqnped into the ,eapal,
which only relieved him nonensarily. II
this state he arrived here, and wlss =
some humane person taken by the s'--c
to Safe Harbor, with the intention Of tax
ing him over the river, in skif, 70 ~
Tide Water canal, ard then ce,.irc ors
of the boats to take him as far down ~
Shenk's Ferry, in York county, in the ii.
cinisy of which his family lives. His
wounds on arriving here, were dressed tY
DIR. Miller, and such a spectacle did hc
present that every one recoilcd from hin
with an involuntary shudler.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15
VOLUME XI.---NO. 24.
WHOLE NUMBER, IA.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~s~S-
! The LUNAR WoRLp.-Mr. Craup pto,
ina little book intiiled'The Lunar World
olraws the following interesting picture of
Ithe appearance which the surface Of that
satellite would present to visitor from
the terrestrial globe
"Choosc the Period Of The las. quarter,
and direct our way to that dark shadow
spot marked n in the map, and situated
at the north eas, portion ofthe lunar globe;
| it is the Mare Ibrium, or Sea of Showers,
as it is called, though no water is to be
found there and no shower ever cnois or
moistens its barren surface. 1t is ahJu:
seven hundred miles in extent every way,
Let US cast our eyes around, and wi,as du
We see! boundless plain or desert stretch
ing away as far as the eye can reach on
ny side; save in one or two points,
where chain Of lofty mountains can b5
perceived, whose brilliant, pointed sum-
mits, glittering in the sunbeams, just ap-
pear upon the distant horizon. The ligh.
that glares upon the plain is intense, anJ
the heat of tropical ficrceness, for NJ
cloud shelters US. BY that light We may
perceive scattered over the plain, an inf
mite number of circular pits, of different
sizes and depths, varying from a few yards
to some hundreds in diameter, and sunk
in the hody or crust of the planet; some
of them but few feet and others to an
unknown immeasurable depth. Above,
the sky is black, gut of which the sun
CLEANS like re9-hot ball /; and the stars
sparkle Ike diamonds. for no atmosphere
like ours ezists, to give by its refractive
and reflective powers the delicious blue to
its heavens, and the softened shade to its
landscape. The lights and shades are IN
dented upon its features deep and dark, or
bright; no sofening away in
the distance, no gentle and beautiful per-
spcctive no lovely twilight, morning or
evening, stealing over or away from the
scene. All the shadows are abrupt, SUD-
den all the outlines sharp, clear; appear
ing startlingly near even when really DIS
'ant. NJ sound follows or football j.
ever heaFd in that silent place; for there
is no atmosphere to conduct it; no fresh
breeze blows on its mountain tops, sighs
'hroug "a its burning deserts, ,rustles through
brilliant greeu of forests, or wares over
/; the silence of death broods over
its arid waters and rocky shores, against
v hich no tides or billows break"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15
l2W1SBURR HnHDNlEh,B
SEPT. Is, 1854.

nA- The following superior production,
will be read with interest by the many
who heard it, as well as by those debarred
of that privilege. We requested an early
copy for publication, but its unavoidable
delay will not detract from its merits. We
have attached a few Notes, to render some
of its local or personal illusions better
understood by general readcrs.-Le~isLury
Chronicle.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15
New YORK, Sept. 8, 1854.

Intelligent men, who came passengers
in the Star of the West, from CIlifnn 4,
something more than confirm the accounts
the newspapers there give, as to depression
in trade, stagnntion in bust ness, etc They
have no ''hsrd times" to be sure, tut The,
have Wa. is their invariable precursor,
"dull times" They say also that ial
day is gone by, when the working mau
can make money there. The country is
full Of that class Of people, and there il
not work enough for one-half of them in
San Francisco. Fortunes are often mado
at the mines, but persons not in good
health, might as well die as go there,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15
II. c.. UICKOk, EDITOR.
q. N. .WORDEN, PRINTER.
The LeWiSburg Chronicle.
~ IxpEpESpExT FAMILY JOURNAL,
Issued on Friday Mornings, at LcrtSC~FJ
J,,;ou couuty. RuBsTrdRid.


TERNS-sl5 80 per year. for cash actually IN ad.nip'
4, =, IL maid within three months: 800 II riH e.
wear; az 80 il not paid before the year expires
a single number. r,r
ADVERTISEMENTS Handsomely inserted ~ p"
."n. ,y.ck % cents each subsequent insertion y
si To sIu,res. - for siN months. - i"r y s'i'
w.,ntile advertisements not eNo'etinT one louFc VI
I,ynn so A wear. Half squares a Ltii p''e' ieaiy
,rtisements under hafa square 80 cents per iihcIo
lines 10 .Iuarr long primer 10 BREWER l. honpaFe'
piscontinuances optional with the Publisher when all
a,s ,r not paid; and Interest on all accounts due
Com,nunc solicited topics of general Interest
moi wiihiu the range Of party sertrlan contest All
i,,rs 10 come rosral accompanied by the name and
.Iires. Of the writer receive attention i3-Thorc
,Iatipy exclusively the Editorial Department TO lie
sir.c,eJ 10 Henry C. IIfcKoE Esq. EfoTand those ON
Susiness matters to u. y. MORnES. iu'ttsher
The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH is located in the Office
f the Cironicc and arrangements are made To OBTAIN
kews from the East in advance Of the Mails
Connected with the Office ample materials for most
linds JOB PRINTING, which will be executed with
n.atness aud despatch and On reasonable terms.
socc on Market iuarc, north side second story Sd
0aor above til. Pos, othre
q n wO3DTN Proprietor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15

BEWARE of eold nights upon the change
of weather, whatever may be the cause OF
dysentery, the cold early mornings wi.i''ha
come On after a bo, day, and later IN the
season, the chill cveninss. are tie cause
Of many fatal cold and other serious DE- I,
rangcmcnts of the season. 1t is peg,Fr
safe to expose ones self to great fhangss
Of the atmosphere without Prororiiqna;e
change Of clothing. Open Windows j,
nigh. with little or no e, elcthins,s t III.
in drafts Of cola air in the evening. az r,
maining on, op tie porch until t',s rli,I
Is IL. j. iIpgogous
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15

FROM CHIyA.-An English clipper ship.
the North Fleet, arrived at San Fraueiseo,
from China, in forty-four days. She brings
intelligence that tie city of Canton is sur
rounded by the rebcls or Insurgents, an,!
stating that TIE foreign residents had al
La
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15
Lewisburg Post. Office Arrangements

EASTERN Mails, every day except Sunday,
close at 81 o'clock, r. VI
WESTERLY on Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
close at So A. NJ
NORTHERN (Williamsport) Nond. Wedn. and Fri,
close at Pm. of night preceding.
SOUTHERN (selinsrroye) Tucsd Thursd and Saturd.,
- close at L., NJ
BEFFiLOE i rROADS. Tuesday and Friday,
close ut P.M. of night preceding
nBusiness hours daily Except Snndays from until
l11%, AN, and from II, NJ. until g. pm.
Nov. %, 1858. H. ". CROTZER, T. N.
eA< VARIETY Of School Books,
kAS Blank Books, Gift Books for Holiday
presents, Pens, Ink. Letter and Cap Paper,
Fancy Stationery, Magazines, Papers. etc. etc.
for f7lc cicGn At 'hc LrwIsBrRg Hosr OTrIcE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15

Delivered before the Theta Alpha and the "Euepan
Literary Societies Of the University at Lewisburg
Tuesday Evening 18th August, 1854.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15

fsNrIl woIrk, Eeq, It's first Treasurer.
twx sHApRAcn, DID,, Its first Financial Agent.
sfrPHrx w. TAYLOR, LID Gather Of the autbor0 the
first acting President of this University President Of
Madison Unisersity, Hamilton, NY.
HOWARD MnroS, D. r., President Of this University
Rev. EuGExIo KrscAIp its first Agent-and WM H. LUD-
WIG, MD, the most unwsaried among Its fcuners-arc
sufficiently indlnt-d
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15

ra-M Maj. LAuMAN, Of the Democratic
onion, Harrisburg, has been denounced in
some suspicious quarters as "not good
Democrat" but the recent Democratic
Convention of Dauphin county nominated
the same Maj. Lauman for Congress by a
,nouimous vote
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15
Railroad Troubles at Erie,

THE DECREE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
| Our readers remember the great Erie
war, when, because the citizens Of Erie
would not permit railroad company Of
Ohio to run thro' their town in violation
of law, all New York got into Mysteries,
and demanded that President Pierce should
send the US Army into the field to attack
the women of Erie for pulling up the rails.
Whether deferred by the spunk Of the wo-
men or the folly Of the request, the Presi-
dent did not do it, and Erie walked into
Court to settle the matter legally. The
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania have just
made decision that the railroad is a pub
lie nuisance, as it lies part upon certain
streets in the borough of Erie, and part
upon public road, land was laid by ali
evasion Of charter, or rather without
any charter whatever. The Court order
that the Company shall, on or before the
expiration of four months from the date,
break up so much Of their road as lies
upon the said streets, and upon the BlfIalo
road, and remove the materials thereof, so
as to leave the said street and road in as
good condition as they were in before the
construction of said railroad They fur
thcr adjudge that the Company shall within
four months change the route and con-
struction of their railroad accordingly, and
make their Western terminus at what was
the Eastern line of said borough in 1912,
or within the same borough. The Comp
any to reconstruct their railroad, to supply
the parts hereby ordered to be broken up,
according to plans and specifications to be
by them made, and to be submitted to
and approved by the Supreme Court. 1t
will be seen therefore that by the juds- |
ment of our highest legal tribunal, the
people of Erie, instead Of being rioters,
we're acting legally, and that the foreign
railroad company were the rioters in fact.
A great triumph for Pennsylvania, for her
Press, her Governor, and her Legislature.
n~UNION WOODLAND COMPANY,
G9 Shares S25, payable 81 month
each share represents 10 acres OF good Farm
Land in Union CO. Pa. Subscriptions received
by u. Franklin Clark, 81 S. Third ST.
nM-We clip the foregoing advertlsem't
from the Philad. " Ledger of Saturday
last. "Good farm land" in this county,
at S2a an acre, would be speculation
worth attending to. B. franklin Clark,
by describing the land definitely in one of
the papers of this county, might realize
much more handsome profit. We guess
however, the farms must lie upon the
table lands Of Jacks Mountain, or compose
a part of the Times "Iron Mountain.
Nc. Maj. LAuMAN, Of the Democratic
Union, Harrisburg, has been denounced in
some suspicious quarters as "not a good
Democrat" but the recent Democratic
Convention Of Dauphin county nominated
the same Maj. Lauman for Congress by
unanimous vote.
l@We are favored with some poetry
for "Lydia," which we think will not be
=. - Lcr ,nd whicI, within fen
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15
The Farmer.
Officers of the Union County Agricultural Society.
President-JACoB GUNDY, East Buffalo.
ice Presid.n,s-

ice Pesidrnss-
S,NrrL SH,Blr T.rry li0BT u. BARRIER. Lit9syt7ne
D,NIEL WIrNER. ,bipmDR ABS. SNINEfoRp NsiU L1riia
u. MEyGis. Washington Isaac EYER. Tsi'si
IIESIY C. EYER. f"BBs AcuEt; BROWN. r f'Efri.s
Gro DuRERN,N NTilecgceL Dawn ,r>uy. JsSf HDGris
.JoHy SwENiEl. g3Hfer WM. VANvNz,r. EHJdioe
J,cnn BE,vIR Barrsr GEo. DUEIsB lCH. " WGiiRbHrg
ILL M,RG ,Rrrz Nat Iegr.r fs,c STEINER, Ls,-isLay
J ,coB SANDERS. C.nisrrlie THnN, How MD. ksHy
JofS Wilt, UJrt'sy SAN. HENDERSON. H'htte iseT
Corr'y Sec'y-RichdN.B b Lincoln, Hartley
,Rec'g Sec'y-O. n. Worden, Lcwisbure
Treasurer-Robert II. Laird, Fast Buffalo
L;brarian-Samucl Weirick, New Berlin
Erecutice Com.-Jas. p. Ross, Lewisburg
do Isaac Slenker, NcwBerlin
do Henry W. Snyder, Penns
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15
Premiums for 1851.
HORSES.

HORSES.
For best Stallion-,o be paid when he has been
kept within the limits Of the Society one
service season $500
Cd best same conditions 300
best Breeding Mare, one or more Of her
colts 20 be shown 300
Cd best, same conditions 800
best Gelding Horse, not over years 300
Cd best 200
best 3 years old Colt 200
best years old Cot 200
best sucking Horse Colt so
I'd best LOO
best sucking Mare Cob l,50
2d best 100
PLOWTNG MATCH.
best Piowing, regard being had 10 the skill
Of workmen and discipline of teams as
well as execution of the work rather
than time, provided il be done within
reasonable time 800
Cd best 200
best done by hoy under % years of age geo
NEAT CATTLE.
best Bull, not under : nor over : years
old, kept within the limits of the Society
one service season 800
I'd best, same conditions 2G0
best Bull Calf 200
best Cow for all purposes, . Of her Calves
to be shown as evidence of her breed
ing, and full statement in writing Of
her Dairy qualities 800
"a hest. same conditions 200
best 2 or more Dairy Cows, owned and
kept by one person, written statements
Of age, breed, yield &c. TO be rendered,
"Penn'a Farm Journal one year. or
Agricult. Patent Office Rep. and 81, or 200
best year old Hcifer, J.or II. and 81, or 200
Cow giving greatest amount of Butter 200 |
best Cow for stock 200 |
best wear old Heifer $50 |
best heifer Calf J. or r. or 100 |
best stock of Neat Cattle belonging TO one
farm, not less than 10 head. J. or Rand 100 |
OXEN AND STEERS.
best pair of Oxen, years old or more 300
I'd best 200 |
best yoke Steer Calves, J. or Il. or l,GO
TEiHS.
best team of Oxen from any one township
8 pairs or more 4 years old or more 500
best span of Working Horses 400 l.
I'd best 200
best span of Matched Horses 200
SHEEP.
best French Merino Buck, kept within
the Society limits . years 500
best Buck Of any other breed 200
best Eve sheep, J. or Il. aud ri, or 200
best Lambs 900
best Boar 200
I'd best LOO
best Sow, with or more of her pigs 10
be shown, J. or Il. and 81 or 200
best or more Pig;, = to 10 weeks old
J. OF X. and LOO
best 2 Pigs 100
best pair Shanghai Chickens rs
"a best 25
best pair Chitllgongs rs
I'd best a5
best pair Cochin Uhinas rs
I'd best o5 I
best pair Polish rs u
Cd best o. II
best pair of any other breed rs t
"a best a5 !
best pair Turkeys 100 i,
2 best 20 l
CROPS.
best acres Winter Wheat 500
I'd best, J. or r. and 30o !
81 best ooo
best bushel Wheat M \
81 best po
best acre Spring Wheat $50
Ss oS s acres kye 800 .
200
% acres indian Corn 500 I
~ S 800
200
.s "ss. pusnei Corn in ears 100 (
US so
best acres Oats eoo r
I'd best 0O
best bu,hcl Oats 80 +
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15
I'd FairtO be at LeWiSburg.
Oct. ) & 6, 1854.
CJmmiifee of .frrapyemeat

Commitfee IF arrangements.
GEO. +. MILLER, Chairman.
JONATHAN WOLFE, GEORGE II. Bliss,
JOSEPH NJ. NEsBIT, JOHN CHAMBERLIN
FRANCIS WILSON, HENRY W. FRIES.
JOHN Killing, JOHN ALEXANDER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15

lRWe are favored with some poetry
for t" LYDIA" which we think will not be
of any service to her, and which within ten
years the author will thank US for not
publishing
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15

BIZ ALFRED TAYLOR, AN, OF LocS HAVEN,
Late Professor Of B,es Lcres Luirersiy LeUisturg
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15

HORSES.
For best Stallion-,o be paid when he has been
kept within the limits Of the Society one
service season $500
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-15

best bushel Bnckwheat so
best acres Barley 200
ID best 100
best crop Potatoes, not under acre 800
I'd best 200
best bushel Sweet Potatoes 100
do Common Potatoes 80
best acres Turnips 200
best bushel Turnps so
best J acre Carrots 200
best J acre Bects 200
best bushel Beets 40
best acre Ruta Baga Turnips 200
best acre Beans, J. OF X. and so
I'd best LOO
best peck Beans SO
best peck Peas so
best lot Cabbage so
best Pumpkins 100