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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

REDUCTION OF FARES TO SUIT THE TINES
Ii New York and California tesmshp ne via koarsgus
Accessory Transit COMPANY, Of Nicaragua proprstors
through in advance the ma70 miles shorter than
Epee Of dangerous boating in Panama Bay the splendid
double steamship Of the West 500 tons burden
eciesl n precisely or Punta Arenas, Tuesday yuRs
lt5 connecting with the steamship Sierra NevedA so
tons bure the Nicaragua Transit route having but
twelve miles Of land BY first class carriages
For IforDson t the reduced rates apply
70 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, no. Bowling Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

TOHN r. SMITHS GRAND TOUR OF EUpOR0
81 AND SIEGE OF SEBASToP0L.
AT CHIrHsT R0oMs, $50 BaoApvAR,
showing oEt HUnDRED VIEWS,
forty feet wide, Of the principal
ClTIkS AND OBJECT6 OF INTEREST In BUR0GA
Every evening ct o'clock, and every Saturday aees
noon st5 The music BY Mr.. Alwys Field. Of LSndsa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

TOR LIvERPOOL.-A FIRST CLASS CLIPPER SHIP
will positively sail on the lst Of June For in
cabin second cabin steerage having unequaed
moda,ons apply 70 DEMARESr JONES. 40 south street,
corner Old slip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP
IN ConpNny-For New orl.ans stopping st Ha,ana.
WARRIOR, J. u. bullock, comm ndor wLl commence
csing freight hursday June and sail Tor the shove
Sf a a s s sfS s1 Ss sr sss
and ior Mobile corssIsd to our ass.ss IN New Orleans
Jsmss connoy will B. iorvsrdsd nee o. 90 n%is
leaving Bills Of lading must be sent In tor signing
the evening previous 70 the sb sailing fo5 .ssh or pas
sage sppb to LIVINGSTON, ckoC as n = a.,
N B-Ths cahawbs, r. W. shufsIit. commander, Win
succeed the Black Warrior and sal Monday. June 70
ToR sAvANHAH-FARR REDUCED:-THE UNITED
day, Nay ST. At 10 oolooi a. NJ Fare So tsor.ss S.
, Agent. sa II Now york. ss TSGGsa
" old Slip rhere ststerooms mai, be secured.
EoR SAVANNAH AND RiDA.-UNITED STATES
mail line.-Tho and elegant steamship FLORIDA.
on Wednescay Nay 81 from Iier No north river ~ icuf
O'clock ~ Bs OF lsdiug signed ON board For freight
Is broadway. Flords through tickets from New York
10 Jseksopvie SSH PAtka x The An, usts, TAss Lyon
vii succeed. and leave on Friday, June
l.1Uk CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA.-sHMI-wEEKLY
or sAkIeN ". Foster esmmAnder, yin Isays pier No.
mr. Wsdrs sdsy, may 3Oth, At !cccok precisely
er ry Or ss.d s sh sos aspoSynns T T
1ok CO. srosdsH Ihrcush ticket. e. 70 Florida "a a.
LOR EosPoLK, PETRRsBURo AND RIcanoND,-
wsanSdsy, NAY s.sA. :. e'.csi =: NJ win arrive =
S1 ssu,s By With
r.s - Sosss 70 Psss1ssrs and Richmond so s.ssr
.r's pTSs sssh HssI No. V krsse%
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$500 Chicago and Miss R. R. rs. int added 50
5000 Cleveland and Toledo r. r 7's.... SAY
10000 Harlem r. R., LIST mort. 7's....... sSk
1000 North Carolina 6s............... 87h
5000 Nor Ind R r. Goshen Branch) 7's g SSA
2,000 Missouri 94H
40 sharaa RAaAin0 02L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

NNHk vAkDkkBlLr EUk0PEAN LINE or STE An.
l. shps-- The fret. GLASS steamship NORTH STAR War.
mock, master, win leave New Yerk from per ~ North
riSee foot OF Chambers pCooisy. SaAu
day. Juno o tor Hssrs direct
rs, cass passage. sic
1hs North win followed by the Ariel June So
The Of thess will aooountAbl fog
sco silver bullion specie jewsy precious stones
thereof therein expressed
Specie ana goods taken ~ usual
NO freight before salfna
No berth secured until psid fer.
letter. prepaid, l2e. per Will b rsoeiveA shs
ohos 70 IL A. n Of thu day Of sailing. saA VIII be
red strong bags under arrival
ak Havre, will be immediately deposited In tho Post
tkore Parcels taken caoh prepAd AsAr upwards
.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

T ACEsAND EMBR0IDERIEs.-THE GREATEST BAR.
IL gains Of French embrodsred collar: ever oderca viii be
opened at Genins Bazaar Monday, May n AID follow
ing days Also elegant assortment Of lsdies and chill
dren' parasols. GENIN'S BAZAAR, 6I3 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

TINTED STATS NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" For Havana and New Orleans.--ln saturday, June
o'clock T. M from pier Of Warren North
rye. by the we'll Known and favorte seamshp EXPIRE
CITY, Captin II. Wndle. Passage be ured at the
conpany's ofee Freight to New Orleans 80 cents per
cubic loot Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of
hiding of the signed by the company, on application
their ece No other forms signed and no bills Of sdns
viii be ned after the hour of sailing For freight
iage sppiy at the once Of the company 77 West street,
corner Of Warren. N. d. ROBRRTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29

A sTROL0GY AND PHRENoL0GY.-rHR CELE.
"A brAed Mrs. FLEURY, from Paris whose relation has
constantly consulted by Napoleon gves information
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20


E.E "". h SHAW. This -.n'.'whu .a-
devoted three mortal columns 'n "nr hlmH.
-'f. boo t1' h.' Norway Advertiser. We
viii u.' ghauet,rIl' 'ha' article. j, boz
ol'- what w' vru'. I.r'"nal a.a.., what
name viii D." give Z" hi- mn.I. a'"1"I'n-
Zoo ,p.thot, ike the '--.'' man "i y"nrma-
.I-nAr' passions, and never exercised with
sentiments Of Christian CLARITY. "''n-
-einns OF your own want "' MERIT You '.'k
90 brtnr better men down u Your own i''r.
hy in'nr'i"n and cIumny' "'h'w your
dur.l.i'y. "you utter am absolute la.>'-
hood, Nno~lng.g r'ih.7 ant maf'''''y.
You tHar that ih' venom "i -''na.r thrilled
through your little p''An'' ''ul' ana ".r''d
You t' the malicious aoctoi falsely "''n'-
ing thn writer ' ''you seem To h' m your
element only IN state oi society," mor''''
bitter and rr'cnsriul' hyr'eri''' ana
the hA'. u tins i'''hri''A'n '"'ri'l'
wn most respectfully request u h' excused
from being made The recipient OF 1t. u h
is not utup"nti'n and PERSONAL abuse we
desire 90 know what can o'.
10 such ,'rt OF attacks we have no T'r'y
20 make. We are Wiling our whole i'l,
should h' our witness IN 'n'H ma'''r'' '""
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20
Our own Onern,ions.

We have frlt, aud do STILL and alway'
shah f-l reluctant Co ,ay much about our
ovu doing, it alvay, a,or, -o much of
c-1tIsm, which wc mu,t thoroughly dislike
but W, deem i, due 20 the public To ignore
tbI- f,lius ,o Ear a, % siy, a simple state
m.ut ur facts. w Do chi, ior several rra-
.ru. Fir,t. We dr,m 10 due o. our brother
farmers. vhsu any one come. oauy c'ur,u-
SION. Oh give that with it, history o. all ihg
r,-f who may h. interested. We have n'
right b mako a n0uop,ly uf our kuovlei-g.
whether tlr tl warn or hi,ur. or Vuiut out
tFr rad tp .uer,--. SFHUI, hcysu-r pr
zru. most thoroughly -u1nut ofthr whole
matter. Bon rr-arI to tl-u' set,, MANNER and
results. have taken special pain, 90 advertise
on. public disaster. where there h, hrn
rr Ef1srr ToTt IN interested Boz such
matter. Boo thr right. W. sh,ll Ei,ea ul,aul
w.ru,. history ug what vc have done, aul
vha, tbe r..a't. iu q ~rtr. of short articles.
81 tha,all .au judge o.. doe matter far ,hrm-
sIv.- W. only rr-ry vr h,cuot weigh
.,I arI measured rlur.ra,,Iy
A,a further inirIa.sl1u We may .ay Co
such a, an. me- acquainted with ,he facts,
chat .a- hru wa, completely vau uut-.a
exhausted arl'tar.vu .a' of balance. that
H.r... ..... .,-., ,.....fH r..F..r.. r.....r d..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20
uniiod stato, AEricultaral sOcIcty.

The third s,,,ion Of this Society com.
msnc,l on Feb 2lst 1855. We have read
the report Of the doing Of this body with
much interest, and We are happy to believe
that it will prove valuable agrn, in fo.,
tcriug the agricultural interest. Of the couu.
try. Among other thing, the following
RESOLVES were passed..
Wh,rrr', The prosperity of a country j.
in proportion % the improvement of its AZ,
rirulwrr. therefore.
Rlwhoi, That agriculture should lc th,
fr.t interest considered n lcgi.ating ior
The general welfare. and thnt 4uch lcgi.la.
tiun should hr bad a. viii lustrr and pro.
tryt this interest, which is isIlnmouut 90 alI
uthor-
Ra4Ha9. That tho time ha. arrived f,r
the asriyulturi.'- uf the whole country q
meet in convention. Dr . a. HrminD mr. thrm'
selves what legislation !. ,,r7--ary fIr th,ii
protection.
Rru'ra3. That such "a convention. % L.
composed of delegate from each state u
thc Union. lr earnestly recommended p
this .priety. loo order thn' an agricultural
platform may lr established, which vii
mr,t thr view. ol, aul l- sustained ly ih.
whole lvly of arriulturi.,, as Troa-
sion
ANcr s0mc debate u vlicha str1u. De-
-irr 1r concerted action on the Tart o
American Nsrirltui,,. was manifested
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20
VI : G T. Lila y Y
The RomanoF Family.

The plri. prr,-a contain. ,hr following
mt'r-'ir, biography the R,nlnof hm-
Russia reckon. three hi,,o.i.1l lyua-
ti.--tIa fin, r,mm.uriu. with Eurirl, e
rrtnrr ar S.auIiuagiln origin. %, second.
ta'uf tl, Gund princ,-. or WoI,lomir,
commencing. boo ll5.. with Aulrv Your
witch. who v.. a.a-ulful in Do, palace.
t.tirl. t'ator o., II1u., Ur Rumau1G.
ummm..n. 600 1913, which Michael. anil
numbering anon. 20. dg-ceuIlut. Peter thc
Grat. founder or rhr ryi.tin. erarH, ol
'ae Eu JON monarchy
"Pr,,r tr Or1t a.cul.l tU. ,hruu, ia
lf,1. m,iu, frli' Grt vii,n princr.. ol
Wolruhu'rl NJ organized ar,lu.t Eu-
r.r' Tint great destructive machine known
a, 90, Rueiu Empir', and reformed hi.
country with o. hth.; in li, hand instead
Ola -s.r'rr mi. IN Nczis, tsr.fjatthr
rrur'ti 1r Dr. father H,l fr.t 20 Austra.
and th.n YNlp's rrtrrT.uilrIon h.m
o. r.um. when N.Ni, was tried, and cone
1smnrl % death. The .rntrnc, vls come
mutel t1r.rI.'ually imprisonment, hut thr
unfortunate prime, died un u. morrow ul
Uoi.1n. nj. mother, Who va. .ulu after
committed o. convent. al.o dirl suddenly.
Peter then c.pou.rl Catherine >kpyruu,ky.
Later in lif hc became suspicion. anil rru-
81, anil grow tir,l Of the a.crulrnry II hi.
rl,oritc M,n.,hikoG In I72j DO di-l sud.
denly 10 hi. palace.
Catherine /. succeeded hm. At her
lcath, after q reign n two yc4r., Mrn.chi.
koG elevated to the throne, P,tcr H., the
-on of the unfortunate Alexis. The EmIo-
TOR, who wa, g),crncd.hy TIC D5lgorouki
family, ordered Nlcn,chikoG ana hi. family
into Sil-ria. During hi, r'isn the old boy
arl, recovered their power, and the Ger
man and other nlyrntursr., pstronilci by
Peter The Great ma Catherine, wyr, in di,-
favor. Peter H. died suddenly in the year
1880.
"Thc old Russian party, Il sudden
reaction, seized the Government, and pro-
claimed a, Empress, Anne, DucIc,s ofCour-
land, niece Of Peter the Cir,at, Spd daughter
of Ivan, who was put Z, death 10y order Of
the former sovereign. The Dolsorouki fam
ily, who bestowed the crown On Anne, were,
sent 10 Siberia; aud Byron, Courlanl "a.
yorite Of the Empress, governed Russia.
IIc !. said &, have Transported twenty-five
thousand men into Siberia without trial.
Annie died in l7iO.
niron placyd on the throne the young
Ivan, the child Of the Dukc Of brunswick
Lunchurg, and niecc Of Peter the Great.
General Munich, the fayorite q those now
in power, sent Biron into Siberia, Iostock,
French barber, conspircd with Elizabeth,
daughter Of Peter the Great. They en-.
tered the chamber Of the Duke Of Bruins
wick, took the young Car frum his cot
and sent him 10 the fortress Of Schlussel-
berg. His parents, who were thrown into
the castle Of Kolmosor, fingered through
twenty years Of suffering.
Elizabeth, now Empress, sent for the
.on Of her sister, the Duchess Of lIolstein-
Gottorp, who was married to a Princess OF
Anhalt-Zerbst Elizabeth died Of some un-
discovered malady ia 1852, and the Dukc
IIolstoin- -Gottorp asccndci the throne under
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OLD SERIES. VOL. %, NO. 81.

the title of Peter III Catherine Of Anhal,.
zcrls:, his wife, had lccn assassinatod ths
sane war in the Pcterhof' Palace. A few
days aftrrarl kan suffered the fate in'his
prison ofSchlus.elLcrg nnd thus ends the
lcgiGmatc line of tho Romanof.. The cue
cedIng Cars have no drop Of Mu,covitc
blood in their veins.
Catherine AMI hor fvoFito Potcmkin
now governed Russia. She lfNishcl an IN
natural hatred on her son Paul, who Be-
iaycl Finnish origin BY his Calmuck face
and r,d hair Catherine diol Of npopleIy
in 1890.
Paul I assembled the throne, and took
IN vifr Princes of Wurnburg OF
fantastic temper, dangerous 10 all about
him, notwithstanding all hi, vigilance and
prruution, Paul I, wns st-'i irl.d IN his owl
sarf on the night of thc .sf2 or Aiarci,
1901
hlsxaulcr uccrvlcd him. nj. favor.
. &c., the cruel AmkkchuG. governed in his
name Toward. the end Of hi. life, this
Prime, was was infected with religion. N.Y.
ticism, and the Rusian orthodoxy suspect
cl him of leaning toward. Catholicism.
lIc dicl at Tasanrog, on ure IL of Dccrm-
hcr. ls2i, under circum't,pc,- of much
mystery.
"Thcrr w,rc still alive ,hrr' .an. Ut tho
Emperor Paul, Constantine ahlicated in
favor of hi. brother, receiving in czchangn
the ,icrroy.hip Of Poland This Prince
dyl in 1891. alter an interview with Coun,
Alc,i. Orlod. and hi. wiz soon followed
him 20 the tomb
" Nicholas asrcudcl ihr throne ia l,2i,
and inaugurat,d his reign by drowning in
blood the revolt II the 18Th of December
Anrr q reign Of thirty years. ho died sui
irnly at 81 P.t,r,Lurs, on the 2lof March,
1855. from q di..a., ur the lInys. according
- thr Mlnitrur-from a .'rpkc II apoplrNy
ucrorlin. tl tLe Dr'at. Michael, Paul,
fourth -on, died suddenly At Warsaw, In
ISIS. durin. the war in Hungary. This
Prince vh. opposed 10 Russian Intervention
in Hungary, and persisted ia a claim 20 tho
,irrrna',y of Poland fr himself
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20
Competition II Ga,-Lm@.
ss 6gs9. .s2IOO 10 IOI ~

This table shows that these ga--limes dif-
fer much ia composition, especially in the
proportions Of sulphur or Of the acids ofsul-
phur they contain. This arises chiefly from
the kind Of coal which i employed in the
manufacture Of gas in different works. In
Scotland, different varieties Of camel coal
are very extensively employed; in London
the better kinds Of Newcastle coal are chief
~ used, all of which either contain or give
ofr more sulphur than the best camel Goals
of Scotland
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20

Coon SrocK. To every farmer who has
occasion to raise a colt, calf, lamb, or a
pig, or indeed any animal, would say, first.
see that the intended parents are healthy,
and neither very young nor in the decline Of
life. Second that they are not near rcla-
tions, Third, tha, the intended dam be
" we'll trcatcl after conception. These are
the first requisites. life Illustrated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20

the produce must lc carefully weighed and
measured. Nud the thing must he - con-
iuctei, that IL will b. lr5r-7 that the ~
,ult must come from the m117' uscd, not
from some accidental cause, or the opera
t.ou is no experiment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20

ouE ENDu,Nols We take especial plea
,urr iu looking over the agricultural Taper'
Of the country rr''1 rrT oau g,ittsr; hutw'
ars sorry Q, .ay, we have the privilege OF
seeing only those three excellent asricultu'
raj Tlrrrs, che Maine Farmsr, the New Eng
land Farmer, and the Working Farmer,
Tri- {. the extent 20 which the agricultural
Pross has yet assented 70 an exchange. Who
else viii exchange
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20
u T. Il X Y.
Tor the Otiord Dcmocnl.
I Come.

Ny morning dream. are s"ded'
Wy ofi'on. are doue,
I 90 With .pringing bo,.icp'
10 meet the ri,iug sun.
The frozen crust upbran M
" the broad open Gslj,
Blight thuush,, II cirlr 'prius,,n,,
Al thing, around mc ,isll.
VI, heart !. l.oyndiug lightly
10 meet the coming 'priHG
And ou On, slr must 'secIly,
Thp.s PHEASANT vo,srs firv.
That ia hle's Apul season
Wsrs music 10 m, az
Ani ihs music of our. irf'l
Ns'cr o-ass, 10 ~ do.r.
have two mrrry sisirrs
Who u.sd 10 p1 with mc,
Upon the iruIrn snow -dni.u,
AnI hugh m'.t o,ously
The ,'l"tvair m, fooutrp,
Or kJ ue O., the hand.
Wbils thc other rhamsl m, hncy
with u',s ofvaul.r-LnI
one suHH, iLi, in ArrI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20
seeds

F,EvrEs' Have YOU supplied yourselves
with seeds for spring. u,e' II not, do it
Immediately, audsdo no, buy chap ,ccis,
for they will prove dear in harvest. Get
the he, ,arictic, and tho-, of ,hclcst quail
iiy, lct the pricc h. what It may Buy Of
tho-' who are r'po7oNs % for what they -cll,
and viii give YOU a guaranty that the va
ri,tir. they ,cll are true Gigantic fraud.
arp.rr,iuatci in the .alc Of gra,. ,eyl. in
particular Oncu a hilurc to come. J.. at
irihuiahlc TO the quality Of toe ,.1d, rather
than ,hc season. Bai ,oyl {, often ,rlsoHoi,
with cooi 1rnc', when an abundance Of
-,rd i. -ovu, il oron happens that little
oum,-. We have mycr Yet had a failury,
when failure was an around vs. We know
or no reason for hi., eScrpt the care We
u-. iu selc,tin- s-sl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20

The farmers Of the State Of Deleware re-
ccntly made up fund Of : 81, ,OOOfor an az
ricultural department in connection with
D,leware Colle-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20
Agricultural Expsrimen.s

ga Fertilizer. without reference. Oh Whl.'
nav lg ths conditions of %, application, OF
fl. rrrp cuItiylt-d. &. called au experiment
when. in reality &c may he r' ryIrr.
~-rtatau. S.a particular Kind of grain.
---.. r- r,,,. r.zv b.. cultivated. ur r,th'r
,r-..J rr .gv-I. lrr % plant AMI sH0
-r, moth. m ruIti,a,sN AMI 30 B. pro-
--rr-.r .a-rs.f1' ora failure without r-
a-.-4 O.. ar, thing Nrt what may 'r ths
--rr, rrsu accident There arr u0 infr'l..
--, aIluat.ra uf means o. 9ui,. Hr amy
.-rut- weighing or mra.uriD- TIE r'-
-..rr, i.. thatra reliable conclusion b. 'r,
-.r-l 10. and what &. pronounced t'r r.'l.'
.f,r experiment.. never ao.-vp-I .ucrru'.
ami rrer can. un'r-. Che aue fortunate
--.----r-, ~ eir-um.nrrr. should iraus
-- S.ttis Boz r--,rl % failure There
49, more often attributable 90 thr neglect
81. --r'v with tho. couliti.u, without
which iti. impossible o. met with .ur--,.
,ts- arv aurt In thc suh.r1urr u~1
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agricultural.
"sFHKD rHErLow
DARIUS FORBES. Editor.

All thr sfts arf sglsHres pFrtsI1I1- iH .a'1 s'r
-rrs-, liFkrl tHEe'hrr. AL Hrr iHi.'ir.' ''1a'''
rG uith Aetrsu'urs .--AoUt,Hta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20

Governors Island, in Boston harbOr. Was
given u Governor Winthrop in l6s2, on
condition that he should plant an orchard
there
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20

have followed from the application of ga
lime to The land in different districts The
rains dissolve the hyposulplitc and the .ul.
phurct, aud carry them down in too great
quantity 10 the roots u The Young corn, and
hence the complaint. Of some. that thg "a.
lime las killed their vhcnt.vhiic other, have
found, when applied a. top-,lrr,,iug in q
similar wry, that It greatly improved their
'cropsof corn Unla-. IT, composition b.
satisfactorily a.rrrtainrl. thrrrf1rc-unl0..
rrr example, it lc found that water di-.ol,,-
very li,tlr ofit-thsrr viii Away. io le-
zr.e Of risk in applying ii iirrcily 90 che
land while any coru crop /. growing Thrr
may n1t h' tho same danger ia putting 10 h'-
tween tho tumip orlnnto lrlll., aud after
varl. rilsiu. up 'hc land .n thc way that
quick lime i.arrliol inmauy districts 10
fllpv land, however. 90 land which il g..
intended 'o RECLAIM, AMI especially tomosy
land, thc Scotch varieties at least may De-
applied directly, with safety. aul with
f'''i 'n'i'' In The n'i-hh'rh''ioi oi T"''-
lry it g. in constant demaul frthr improved
mu-- hul,, and -rll, no about q. "a. aclrt.
hn' THOSE ''r'''l~ "hi.h"nt'h The i"r.
-ri quantity "i ih" ''Inh" Ilr''niphi'' "'
lime ala form 90 last tho ar.rtqulutiiyof
gypsum. Ihn' Che I.in"rf lim"an'lyz0l
would never come i' contain more Than u
l"r rrn'.' h'i ihr London dm'm.ght"''n'-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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rrI.v.. 7rf ir .rr.r. whom rr.,rrfr- rr
r. m-rfr.
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with alr'y miEl 90 ouH with thr mnuuu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20

BlvE K>ur. oN Puy Tarr,. We ,rr q
variety of Guns recommended In the paper.
fr ,hr Black Knot ou ,hn plum tree, but
thu. far, after hayin, tricl each of the To-
mrlia, recommended at thc different dates II
their publication, and which includes all
ha, Atoly been repc.cl, yvr asssrt, without
the fear Of contradiction, that the Black
Knot cannot De curcdancrit ha- fairly made
it, appearance, by any process yet made
public. Working Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-20

The iHcluIrs o. small gu1iit, of,,aur'r 'r sH.
,u'pb. .,,lulIr uiO,l.ium, which air sHipI.f i1 va
trr, apI are pf,.,ut. as .II these cumpIuHi. 20
sulphur srr iu variable quantity.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-17

GEO. N. PROPPEA. cARLOs WlLCO
PROPER e WILCOX,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
PRACTICAL SURVEYORS GENERAL LAND
AGENTS.
Office, in the U 8. Land Office Bu,ldin0 MINNEAPOLIS
Mt
CURVEYING & PLATING Of every description
- done with accuracy. Particular attention given
Surveying and Locating Government Lands In the Pine
ries and elsewhere in the Territory. Gold and Land
Warrants are in request-investments made or loans
negotiated collections made and taxes paid-asen
cies solicited.
Strangers and citizens wishing to locate, sell or pur
chase lands invited to call. Claimants make
arrangements with for their purchase
money. Valuable property now and always on hand In
the Embryo Cities of MinneapO st. Anthony and St.
Paul also, improved farms rural and Pine lands, all
Of which offer the most liberal terms. We re-
specially solicit and hope 70 merit, share Of public
and private trust.
August 81, 1854. aug. Sl-d&wf