The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1857-09-26
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JOB PRINTING NEATLY \ PROMPTLY ENECUTED
Any oAg sending us five names, with the mons,
will Dc eutitled 70 enc copy VI this paper grAt.r.
~ Pcstnsst-rs throughout Sna c"antry ara Aa'hor'
ixei Agents for ua.
-. DAN1kL ORAspY. Of Faye,... u. - "r Az
thosiize&A agent y -sellaet ani-4.css ut t.c aahscr rticns
fcr the JopNAL.
The N~ininser city Ishlic R~~tlax ss.'"''.
Dur readers will ~ deub. r.coliect the nj y 81 toe
y:Icors! i phiiadslpti Library, ons Of the largest ana
most va!0abe colleetiols Of books IN :h's country. IL
-<s.as that Benjamin Franklin and somr Oh IN ir'shas
ealing the necessity 10, = public library - = a''ans ~
o4ued: TO the people, agrs,i each se pr' ;t'riE r''ss y"
sether and from the co,u'uon stock fosn $ respectable
stray OF works, fr what on. asi aof tae HtAsT' hs'
The suggestion wss sctei on, ~ the EsSn'' we have N
the present PLilalei pima LHirssy. soi"*whsi tho same
plan has lately bssp adopted in this plScs,
It viii BE- seen ov our .l,er,isine columns les: = meet
ing is called for organization -. Monday evening next,
the ostb inst. st . o ciock, . .Ae pub!;e Scaoo. i}"asc.
> We hope our citizen. will generally st'sr!. lie UNDER
taking il su excslien, oue L. will prove ~ sdvsntsge
III the town anu tf HE Fcrsle iIiuifICuSHv. ""1 ~
sides be the commencement # greater thluXs. There
are already y large nsuhcr IT papers donated, represent
ing many aud widely different parts "f the country.
There is no doubt that A. least one hundred s'gners can
be obtained TO the subscription paper. Very few have
already been called on, and such ~ have hay ''ia">t
uniformly signed it without hesitation WNA one nm
bred sah.eriher. paving oue dollar each month, the IN
come Il the Society would be twelve hundred i'llsrs per
wear. Say the current expenses. snch =. room-rent, fuel,
lights. &C.. cost two hundred dollars, and The Society
ms one Thousand dollar. to o.peud yearly Tn!s S"ai'
sasblz them to subscribe 10 i've hundred y"j~.ss: inss''2
Residing Room larger thar any We enc. 4 j. -"
United State. Or part If tic me :kous.n'i do;ssr, could
u. .mplnve1 III this manner. ;ni part IL the p,:cf'sst
NJ book. for a library.
Whichever way We !ooz - tie ssvjcet il :. I soTi "t'-.
I,ur;n, the long winter evenings .iat coui1 ne pleasant
- than e. 70, lantern in hsn:, 81 she warm, Hei!-!'ght-
ri. comfortably furnished room 4 the Resting kcom
Society. and tllere rer'lse either the collected news Of The
ro-Ia or such volumes as she Society may from. time r.
:ime purchase.
Or c;tilens Iau,, r-aoii4:, tt.t ~ :n!a system Of com
n;n.tion ria7 are shi- far the snlati SUD- u are dollar
pont|,ly 70 .;.tsin & u,sss u raali.ly p,attcr which in
.l;yij,.liv .uis,rihe,i fr x,4i} r5St hundreds n dollar.
yearly.
Among h. Eat-,- hat ~,u,' nr among the trst sub
,cril4.l for nave bean 'namsd already, The london
.s,u..a.' Tie 'L,1ion inns, RtN>g's Fict9r.Gl, :
4 Baltimore iaper. j St Louis paper, a New Orleans pepper;
Chicago paper, several Gsrnian papers, ole .: '"Eo
French papers, &c. &c.
We hope on Monday nish' t. Inject , full csieSssioa
t .,ue citizens to urge slong this seSy excellent rr"'eof'
Our public school.
4. w!. ~ aoticed elsewhere. the Sehco. Trns:e-s
II this pi,trict have s-cnrei , ro,m aad aagage. 3
teacher, :, hs,s school cou,,urne. % Noudsy next -.
-,r..r vii! h.sr this IN mind. aud asvs taeir children IN
att-nosnt*.
+. i rel u~oseiils u TUG 3 5nit~hi. s,og. IL =
ronvrfi-a: location. SOD the tunds yronts3 ny the lbs
,rict--stthoueh 70 The extent allowed ~ ,sv--src ":
~sut;c;er, u put ap y proper building. This trustee.
have done the best thew -ou'G for the present. ~ 81
.epting the use If the premises :nentioned, which were
kindly and without charge, placed. at their dispos's! b,y
.he owner. II tbs Trustees. would lease Or purchase the
building lately u.ed Tor = school room, IS they have
authority to DO, and IL it up comfortably, it would Also
-.rve as n good room fer public meetings. lestarss,
IL. Tie winter is coming On. and already q series OF
lectures have been partially arranged TO be delivered
81, az yet there is 40 .nitabis res ~. The Trustees would
be sustained, we have ~ doubt, IN fitting up the above
bniliing. It would he t paying Investment for any or.
:, fl it Up AZ n public hail.
Mr. Francis Iabree, rcsidea: Il few miles iron Min
niger. so~ai An acre and d :alf Of winter wheat, last
All. Not seeing any indications Of life when the spring
opened, he concluded it had been destroyed, and p;oTed
the whole piecc ~i:i the -xceptionsof less than q guar
:ar of an acre upon this the wheat ultimately sprung
Up vigorously, and sxcellsd il appearance anything ON
the farm. When cut and thrashed it yielded twelve
bushels aud a salf--eaus. to Fifty hnsacl. 10 tbs a:se.
Mr.. Albert Poor. cf this place, .hrssaad ARA a.saaure!
.hs grain.
The gentleman who gave US this statement, -sye 'h.t
inc recoramrndation Of the French .osaa~ TO uix grain
before sowing is pernicious ia It's effects. TO say moth,
ing i. regard to the inequalities Of ripening, the natures
Of the different grains are such ;hat they do not grind
Like IN milling. oy which the aour would be injured,
In several instances coming under as observation grists
haye been spoiled BY mixing the Black Sea wheat with
the Can.da Club. The former has a tough. coarse CT
.;cla. and reouir3s severe and close %grindlnt n -
that DESTROYS the 20 life " Of the -four Of ,hc :. q .t@n-
cate and tender grain Of the latter. Our fa'1ucrs may
take q lesson from this and save themselves unpleasant
and costly experiments.
There Ia. been some complaint about our home -four,
-. being unpleasant in taste, and Of s dark color, which
the millers affirm ia mainly On account Of the vsrt ot
eare m the par. Of farmer. in cleaning their ~h-s'.
Good, wholesome. clean Hour j. = Dat:er Of 800 much
Importance to be overlooked It j. beautiful, gratifying
e. The TASTE, and is always saleshl: It would d. onr
farmers irreparable mischief, both At hcms and abroad.
70 got a bad name for their -four
A goung ,nau named Walter Williams, Of Milwaukee
Wis, while engaged in mining On a stresm near Scales
niggiucs, on Saturday, discovered . rationale, and ia
re,noveing aoms timber run . splinter under bis aai',
and was fully impressed: with the idea be had been
bitten by the snake. He immediately rushed to q ply.
sican and told him be had been bitten by a rattlssuaks.'
Brandy vas orderd and TIC young man drank three
pints, which was not Of a quality which would b. relish
I'd By a good judge Of the article, and died III . few
hours from the effects Of the drug. Those present sa5
he was not bitten by she snake.
By emigration the population OF Ireland was reduced
over half : million from 1851 to 1857 the census show
ing six years agoC,552,3e5 persons, and now 6,047 400.
Seven renths Of the emigrants in 1856 were between the
ages Of Is and 35, and but one seventh over IS.
Aa.- a n axpar;nan. with the cameis. In grooming the