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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-14

The Broadway Tabernacle Socicty Of
New York city is about To erct a new
church on Sixth avenue anil 1birty,fourth
street The land costs $4,000, anJ the
church, which IA 10 be Of white marble, will
cost about $4,000 more
iarg ~ In. kASe~Messrs Gums 4
PETERSON. II Philadelphia, will is-ne ia a
few weeks, an authentic life of DR. E.k.
NAME by WV E.pEa. k..,l.. one Of the Doc
tors mist confidential friends From the
character Of the publishers. AMI the rrputa
ton Of the author, We imagine the work will
be- Of high character
tbs potaosisa Ar WASHINGTON. II is
nov believed that not less than seven hurl
rci lsrsnns have b~rn seriously and danger.
onsly affected 10y the National Hotel poison
at Washington, anil some twenty or thirty
deaths heyr occurr~l in consequence, and
among them. two members Of the mex, Con.
gr,ss, aud several ex-membcs There arc
still several persons very seriously III in tina,
city, whose recovery is doubtful. Among
others. the Hon. L. j. wsLkrn has no, en-
'irrly recovered from his severe attack, Sen
ator Has, Of New Hampshire, has become
thin. han man under lis ravagcS II is
now the opinion Of many persons, that there
was a deliberate purpose to poison Mr. b.
cuAS,S, and that the diabolical souhlrI
ha,arled the LIVES II thousands in this at
tempt,
TIE ijsrisu QrEsS. II, u NAro,so
told Madame Dir STAN she isthe graisst
wonan who bears her husband the most
chihlren il must H. concoled that the Brit
ish QUEEN the model VicroR,,. il in a fair
way to become the greatest woman living
She has just given birth To her ninth
liALF BrsKp taSp,-The Washington
Sar, says tina, the Secretary Of the Interior
has now uu,ier consideration the plans prc-
TarWl in the Indian bureau for carving ou,
the law oflS5l for thu division Of the cum.
mon lan'is Of the sioux half brc~s among
,he'a Individually
| The PpSijsn, ot the tni,el States has
approved or the accommodation II the Com
missioner cf the General Land oflicc for the
withdrawal Of that portion II the lands
horioior directed tn be sold on the lth
pro,imo, upon which the Indians have 70.
crnily committed deprslation- by murder.
ing the ae,,crS. destroying their hoass. sc.
fioH. :, 4 pnuai,s has bsrn inyits,i hy
the renmsSsv state Agricultural Bnrcau To
driver the Annual a.kir,ss at the State Fair
in uc,otsr
\ correspondent says that Es.rr-,.i,n,
f'ERcs has hon Spending several DAYS in
tanrori \ H., making Arrangements Ia
r',urn IL his quiet honr The Ge,rral Is
sad a. have parchasel SIXTY srvs Of hnd a,
the north part nj the town. upou which he
intends to erN, a spieniN mansia lie
viii ls hssrtily eslconseA hone again.
Jadge Woodruff. of New York. has Ne
c',h'i tina, marri~i womans note has M
lgsl lary, Thr husband ai,ww is r-pousi.
hSr aui IN the pr~vo,ion II a suit to ~,
cover ~ note given by the vile shs can,
~, hc maak witn~s sgains, hsr husband
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The 1xgisissuss.

The Legislature has TRANSACTED ~ yet,
but very iittis business. A bill has pass d
the Hoae. accepting ,hs grant 81 lso'i'
made to thu Territory by Congress, and also
. srie~ Of resolutions Ia reference TO the re-.
cue of the women taken prisoners by the 10
dians, al Springfield. The Committee Of
thu two IIoa@s, sre busiIy employed ia the
consideration u thu disposition 10 he ma'b'
ofthc grant u laD'ls. IL is more than pfoba-
lie that there will hr little % no dseassioo
In tl,c Legislature, on the subject ii the final
disposition of thu lands, bat that definite
CONFUSION viii H. arrived nj Ia caucus 81
mem'rrs. which win he speedily ratifssi by
the HOUSE aud Council. IA soon "a reported.
Nssasssl az the Pest Oaaes-As Ossssge
On the Bsssasss Gs~ms1tsy Of ssi"s
Past.
We Understood. iew days since. that tho
removal II the Post Office from i,s present
location to point distant from the business
oentrs u tm city, was contemplated bat
could hardly credit the report, until made
aware Of it, truth. by semiohicni an
nooncemeat in the N,nneot,an Of yesterday
II appears that, through the influence d
sundry ingenious spectators 10 real estate
this oiiicr "a 10 w. removed 10 the Baldwin
School eii0ce. on o back street. @vcra
squares from Ns present location Now
thh may he very good plan 10 advance III
price II property, On back STREETS, by 81,
tracing people 10 an outofthe way locali
~. on necessary matters Of business, yet vi
think the Postmaster by lending hims u u
the scheme II thcse interested gentlemen
will find that he has incurred thu Just zen
SURF Of four 6f,hs Of the people In this city
II ID u notorious fact. that twoihir,k q
the population q thu city reside, and four
fiiths II the basiurss II the city Is transacted
below the present location 81 the Office I
| Al,
woo'u ~fm' 'hen ""' matter o' J"S''ee
well ~ cooyenisnec that IL removal va
r"'a'''~'' ny ur''c'soey III Tue aoo''''"o
''"'"''s o' Tue present ""''e' '"a' u sl'""''
be removed 10 poin, lower down on fhir
o"'T'' W" 90 MOI MINK we p"a 'ha' u
o"'n"s s"'u'o''' can W. '"'''' :" ue '''n''
V"' inc la's3"' 'oea'''n' !" 'a''a o' w
""'" '"' [" wv Nn""" '"'" u "'''ns
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THE Ds.a stsss tsss. = ppsass" VI Jsssss
story.


One d the principal points involved In
the Ord Scott Case" was whesbers slave,
ailev heing brought into and reading In .
fr@ State, with hls master. and then return
Ing into slave HAT. was emsnciInied by
bis residence 10 the former. The majority
81 tie Court, M this point, dcea'si IN the
negative. A portion u the Republican
pres have attacked this decision, hut u has
the sanction u the abIst jarists in the Unit
I'd States and Eogiaod, beyond all question.
10 1929 cas- u this kipl arose In England.
whrrr slave was taken from the West In
di~ and tben conveyed back 10 Antigua
Il was coniended that the voyage 10 Eng
land, effected the freedom Of the slave; but
Lord stowel. of the High Court u Admi-
rally, decided thst Il did B,, and his opin.
lon Ia reported At length In "HazxArds Brit
ish Admiralty RsI0rts" Lord stoweli was
in familiar intercoarse with Justice Story
II tho United Stairs supreme Court, oe d
our greatest writer's upon the principls~ Of
elementary law. and most distinguished jar'
ists Lord sso~cIl @ut TO Judge Story q
copy Of his decision, anil thereon the latter
wrote the following letter. which may h
found Ia "T'he Iiis and Letters VI Story,
Page $50. Here il n;
sALrs, near Boston, September n. is9s.
sMy Lwd-I have the honor 10 Artnowl
edge the receipt of yoar letters u January and
Nay last. ths former Of which resehsd ms In thu
latter part II tho spring, aud tho latter quit
| fssehtiy.
.. II have read with sres, attention
your judgment In the slave ease hon the Vice
Admiralty Court q Antigua. Upon the fallss
I consideration which I have besa able 10 CIV,
tho subject. ! sntirsiy concur In your views. !
hsd been called upon 10 proaouncs . tads
nsDt in 4 LIKE case. shoaid certainly have W
rived 81 tbs sama result, though ] might no
hAvs been able 10 present the reasons wb,rl
led 10 u IN saeh striking aud convincing man
oef, !, appears to ma that tho d'el''o" IA IN"
.ln nv native stats eha.e,t.) the stat,
Of slavery 10 not Recognised ~ legal and yet
NJ slave should come hithsf aud aftsrward 10
turn "a HI. own home, We shoald certainly ihinl
that the local Law would 70 attach upon him. sn'
that his sersile character would bs redinfeatat
ID. have had occasion tn know that you
Judgment has been extensively read IN A,nsri
"a, (wbsfe questions ~ this nature are NOT q
unfreqaneat discussion and never have hsar'
any other opiuion but that ~ appreciation oI ]
expressed among the profession ~ ths law =
| I eannot hut think that upon questions ~ TIN
sort, a. veil ~ q general maritime Law, u YER
wsii " the common iAwy vera had studied q i,tti'
more extensively the principles " public AM
elvil Law, and had locked beyond their ~ n 'n'l
nlcipal Jurisprudence.
- ! remain, with the hiahest respect
~" JOSEPH STORY.
TO Right lion. w,iLiAs. lomo +tows,L.
II isc@ay 10 ~c that u Judge Story ha'
ben the Massachusetts, Judge In the Dire
ieoit ca@. he would have coocurred with
majority u the Court In III ,lec,rion
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-14

Tas HrpsoS's IA, ,"sr,S, /, has
lssn s,a,.sl tina, a Cammitt,c II thu I'm
siish Parliament have under owidcrAtioa
I'll. .abjsc, u the iu,ar disp~i,ia II ,s~
vas, las,iei p~~s~icus II tbs iIaeslas Hay
trial Herald has slvie~ trcm England IN thu
COMPANY IN North Amric~. The Mon.
cts's', tina, the Company arc 10 sr allowed
10 r,ain thu rrr',ery, On ,heo'as't'on 'ha,
they shal give up sach ps'iss~ 81 II A.
sNm nmc TO time, may he rvquird ks 'hs
parpsss ef coionira,ion
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E,@ NrNxv~u, Tn t~sre f,sSvs.sl
.iat~ that larry numls~ ~ i-sssss Nil
~ca r~vv Massachusetts, for Mium~sta. -
Auoag Others arv C,lka CtsuI>sI. ~bo has
larry inrr>ts hcr'. anil rswuS DAVIS
ncnbsr II C1xr~s Seaa,~ NxSE, Wu.'
am Is Aha rOius wcs, AMI esIsS'. to =,
end his tarry 10 kaaas
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The London Morame Pus Of the 10Th
al April, has paragraph which be,okcps a
new AMI immense emigration ~ abont Ia IN
wade the unit.i States from Northern IN,
ror. Norway AMI sw~len have already
sent argv colonies into this country. who
have principally settled, Al far, in the
State 81 Wisconsin and in this Territory
They prove to b. most valuable and esem.
plary citizens, sobcr. chaste. Industrious and
Intelligent The letters 81 the first emi.
grants have reached homc. aid full mtorma.
ton has thus been sprad in reliable form,
among the mass~ in Norway AMI Sweden
The Post says
Information has rvarhed tina county tha,
upward Of to.uop Norw-gians will proceed rsom
Nofwsy 10 Quebec daring the prcssn, summer
Several ~ these will remain in ,snads. bat tho
larger portion will pass en 10 the Northwestern
States ~ Amerirs. Sr Cossek Reney has LETT
England fot Chrtst,sna 10 make Arrangement.
tor the usns, II these persons from oaebvs 10
their destination.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-14

Rsp WiSa LAM oTrlcs.--'rh. pr,si
dent of the United Sta,r has dirc,cl thu
lApl cthcc a, Rsl Wing. in this Territory
IN l~ rwo,cl 10 llcmlerSun. sihhy cap,y
We -huahln, w,misr Il /, was charg,j. hy
gvr,ain b~l'e,crs in the icc,rinc ri total n,
pasily tina, Jo~vru x ieows. VI lien
srsn has had ~msthng do With this "
naval lNlnt l.,lic,c Il however.
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30. - fsss.sP Fssss.s~ r-s - sssFs 80.
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Niess skses ~
90 Fsrxtpae O 90
fr-stes sssA~s> Ne. Nast
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4 mail stcainsr 10 To- calkNl thu Soaia 4,
nov ba'Allng "a the tly,S, Ia rm se,wvco
liwrrsa anal tho United s,a,c She viii
b. 40 nv, in leng,h. whieA IS ca sss lAsSc,
than the Persia at prc~cnt ,Ac lsry~, ship
Aasal The Scotia viii IL Is e,rrctcd nr
pas- in spsd the re~ia the fas'c-, s'saaO'
in the wush
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LOLA Mosrxs- no,giocp icminir,
Who hes. in hsr lie tsrpol W. bead II a
king. married somsshix los ,han jaarn
m~u, hoc~~hippd - many rerc' snd ~ao
dAncs like hairy, is playing ~ enxsssnssn,
q he Chicago ,heatre.
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Apv,NCs ~ tns rRtcs ~ >Sws We
~ IL s,a,u bu, with what truth We do MI,
know. ,ha, pr'n the comPle'ion II 'he Al.
lan,,c telegraph The Trading New Nors la,.
las propss to take a thousand words N
uc~. Nch day. This will r-' ,hcm s6ooo
10 $1,000 per w~k ami the PRIV Of III" VA
,~rs will la iar~~l in prors'i"n' In
,l~d, /, IS alraIt rumoesi tina, the 'iosid
viii H. FIVE cenr copy AFTER the nov ar
rangvma, hyins. M oar- the f''ha"'
and Ti~s. viii sllow suit Ia tina, svcat
the circulation NJ ,hrr papers viii suffer
saaicwha unl,~s, imhy,l, their cn,rrrri~
and outlay a~ aprr~,a,~d AZ they ought
Ia b..
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TO Bul DERS,
Ci~sy s~i D~saAk Fiy T. Uiaasrprpef
NpMlS)SIIIpN ROOFING.

re ssa~srs>-r ps~psr~f rru~ss rsassasss A
A. sA~ss kNs> ss.ss s<<sr. .ea r~.~@ss~
$3.50 sAsxssr AaA sssaziss ska - AsT sYss-
saa sass.ss sssA>< II kY~s = ssAsa a
nsrras<s Asa>g&sls "a Assr~sssaas ~ 7ssaN< ksn
80 - A.rs-A~s-s ss<-s /. - -se A~r
r.s-sss pes-st .s.s..- JoRsT bSs ssstS
AZ gs.s FxlsrE ssss~
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AsR,HASrs HursL coR THIRD AND AcksoS
VR ~ smbosi iapiiag Saint fsaL
e a Hsters rrprstar
HsrtaG tskea he above Hrssl AMI ,a.nashly fraited
ant r-farnished ~ NJ h.lai~ b.ss ahstn The
fsal sst he travelling pashc sasi he . pas pr
pared 10 ssatAs b,ih hartsf. sss usTskeFs In
unsurpassed In no The table shsll alssys
BE- Supplied shh he best he msrkst sarts The hrs
n he Hassl being Immediately Va feaa 4 he >tssn
boat landing and in Tia basnsss Porslna q ths CIV
asssps ysrteuafiy Desirable 10 those wha ssa ts
ear' 20 h,s.s 90 Transact business in The eay
sas3 "a aAvd
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NOTICE NO. SO
~ tAe establishment Of three Additional Land
on'css "A the Tsrritaxy ai kan~as.
fs"snfg = - ~ 4 tang gross sspfs4sa MART 4
t7 Fuass AZ ~ ~ e-t.A ish ,tr~~ 2.etssl 49,
t~sf'ss - frffssafs = esfNed rs.p.r
.gNN D n sezf~ Lass n-rlfa 10 Ns-~s. iAni
s~se - aHi ~ i.sai IsSfrs.~ Z. ssr.t,
frrssd srs ess- ksasu a. arss % 49, a. 49,
aAur 's.-ss ~~-sfsl< &Hs - soitssa
~ te iAraasSE. fsesfrat q fNcstkaH
~ ~ FNsssss 10 ~ q FaFg ~ras
'oy~s Nr-Asru t,s~asssf sssgsi~a. a ..ll Tesrs,r
'sseee e-tsr ~ e.sa a. - as = u a.hs,,,ss. ~.
- rsesA 4sg 4 tFsu n t<g
81 sTteT < - F-sstssBF
It< ; AuSaN
srI.z ssRsssSassr q A. tseaessl 49, "a.
HNft
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NOTICE fAso
% Ae essAbst,ktas ., q lhrce ..A,,l.,.l al
pnees N tse Tefriiosy ID NesraskA
| sTse-sa@ ~ - - " fs-s-s. s.r--,,-s 49,
- ss.t A. ~ y F.ssessa .a--s ..ta.. -.
1000, -. 49, q g...s y 10 sslssa -
49, - i7-ifcs saai - iN.s4s I...s fs.srs.t Il
= .lf - 49, ~ zsS~ ssale ! Al D.. - =
=. fa.i. 49, -~ya ssasaz@Nsa ss 100. -. -
- Na-asaa fsgss ntsfrsf7 al g-s--,-.tsi
- rs1 Ease isssr,s a N.kr.-..sts,
- W = ~ IA
,.tfsa Hzt-r - aAR< q - ssy 4 s,-.s..,., o..
efN7f ~ a AZ. ~ -
~ sstr - - Fss.sisss'
-. 30 susoN
srsL@As
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| avs HINpS lrToKxxT AN ,,., x..,,,..
y - a>~ = Ars< . $500 a. s.-....st - -.
E-sservs i~sSseES --r
"a tlht ~ uAtsAxb .TTasssy asp ,s,t,
a.. 49, = - A-sn4 As-ui $50 s~<ry PaAsT ~
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STEAMBOAT AGENTS.
AGENTS fuR
MINNEfS REAPER aud MOWER.

NOD, to. kHs YORK, Juhn L4rraln A Go. EalsuA
s.sis = 60 ohs'asoi IA sss.hsil 49," - fsal
! W n.nnlss 20, cipn j i F.si.y, Dubuque
Hamphfirs, Tat Terry ~ Louis
~ Mars psnsssss care II }. W II to, ~ fsnl
Y tets jif
(tHAs ". LOWELL SURVEYOR AND ,lviL IN
" gin--r Hastings. Hakash csaaty, " I - pfnskisd
Dividing Is1,as, flsiag L~Srtlias, Ar Win sGeeae All
basnss- snirsed 10 HI. Nth prom sud
sugli dAwly
l,nHs PLANtEp hf sa,niNkRY ruHsri-
" run foe The sha~ and -dlnas ptocs.s 81 planning
isuo hsa ans hesn drsiersfia. but ami now ths IA
bosy sdr,s ID inv.sSs seaiu. has failed prtsiss
tam tonSh aud much macy hssr been spent
sheempi.sh .. kfsst piece II mechanism.
W "M"hs ",si h's hAs or"h hsa" 10 hrri he NO.
cal demand Of the farming Interests IN h cheek,
angular planning, ts enable hna enlurAir M
p1~ Ass bafss BIZ" hs growing er'-bn'h wsss between
tls
The lsne wished tie m.aain. ha. s--u ns.nird asd
perfected Wy yoang Seiehnan sea Ia ihs re.a ei br~c
yssr. HnwssFsi rdnr,s paisDt inss.g alton And the
applcssen Il sei-osinc aud mechanical pfnrtve-
eanapl.b desired oiJ-ct
Springs, lev ere. Hesrtng af slud snh bssr~
saAi"d by boy, ihi. Enssh br .
sad peree, the oila~ ing a-.nrib-i ~ufs br,s
cha; - - saisd by uferY larmsr
l-i, Furro~s epi ihe ground ahy required depth
~ drops tbs essa many tsrnsls is.ireil ~ =
spare II i'fc,rs tsneisT tnsheasticsliy la the i,
Z einhl.tsut, ia tn- l@ndl ,d . second.
~ towers nr Hills AID prr.-e- h~ "srth y,' 81,
With q hns.
Oh, Mart. accurately he ra-st"n ii each Hni
Sh, b~Pass'. s.ni-a, sHsn'. poadr~is. sstrs hins
plssisr rotnmca isrtitsfs exactly ~ the iul
tnd sia ais" .rAs The panlpAm squash seed N a..
mt al 'h- usual distances a. uo~ dane by bsnd
specimens nf The tDrs Planter he
ID ,ser. iiar,shsan Go. rA,'d street mar jses-n.
"a .rs,sisssa JOHN WARREN.
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Iowa ExcrDx.--ilbe Desa part Ds~o-
na u the 10Th has returns froar oil bat II
counties, and the majori,ie- loot up ~ foL
lows:
rn......,.. g.-T
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nksO.kAtn' CpNNENrriN - ~ IS>w-srsl-s No
~ - s-ssfsl rt~s,ssts ssi - ~--ii
r~ta~.'~a sA-.-s f~S~xss. - $500 l~nasfsas
Ou ~ h.l sAsagfes % 10 ssA tsi q IA
n 49, - 49, siss-s ' y q .ssi cav ~ ~ Par
q Fttlue assnsnsa.'a ss-sh,s has~t@es e. -
Ilss.sii sss.aai sassvsnfs~
rr~stsst. etl 1904 sssss-,s. n ~ elAs- prt~r
~Asksrs- Rsits ftsss pfp-isL kAxis ,fsss
Vreses..L ~ps,Hs t.ks es~s sr<t Crsfl Rive g~~
sars /. JesSa.a rr-~s.sa . h~A-a. pgssaasA ss,l.s
isss re~essrs 4 t>s-is.ss1es 49, ast
u Z FRfl4trs NNtrLtsN
CllkI~s NnRENf ktNNNrN
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SusnIFs s,hs-sY vtKfts ~ I. Man al,
- Afse sst sssset u sfs tsfiy 10. seal a ih-
uisasf ns1t 10 Sol o. 10 csaf, 4 Es,n.ey .sd n,
Fs' = hfHnS~.sA ef-ae - ssns si reraer-a and aost
49, Pa iAr stHi oit 1ai i,s lt-a tay Il JAaasry u
~ ii A. afiA'a ~t-rvua nusssa lttge irs..bS :.
lsfAise hss IS Ftsaaa aza su.~pa hersirld .pA 3 u
sFrH@ 4fs Hffrisrs IN lbe Sad pl.lH,sa -
se4ia. 90 SET trfs ssies1s, tr tho u r..vs Hasi
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DRESS AND FANCY GOODS!
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far-d 10 he and fashion q The ta and sDab ~
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SINE ip-rirnosd dealers, nat "Asyhlbg vii 10 fr
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sod absoirte nar. spee he MART ,h-y have
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sock of sifn,Ea ssl-ciei ihi, cple and
displayed IN hslr
L1rge and Magnificent Saies Rooms,
Where a sofp- niirmsnly aud ohuFipe flr'Ss are
sisays s,,sudA,s ttey haze cd ihar Hn,n
Ansaal sale. rhsy inst'e particular sn-iloa ti,-f
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CARPET i.EROOM,
FILLED ~ih he nioa ssspso aai hi-sasi tNPEfiNgr.
DRudGsrs, FLOOR oH..cLufas, &C.. ever oi,cto'l
10 thi. cry department % h-r Large Establishment
Is d~yesa exclusively
HOSIERY. CLAWS PRNtY tuUDs 81
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CITY ITEMS.

Chr. This is G email word, but il has bi, mean
ing. What should we do without chps-chips of
wood-not "chps and poridge," for that is poor
dt-not "chips of the old block, for the old block is
often an old blcckhe ad-not however greater one
than he that has chips and does not save them care
fully in a dry place TO kindle his lire. CniPs are
eluay valuable in town or country, yet they are the
most wasted in the latter for there they left the
woods or at the woodple to rot, and by many farm
ers they are not even used fJr manure. Here in the
city, those who make chips rarely save them, but
there are hosts Of men and women and little boys
and girls constantly engaged in picking up every chip
thai is thrown in the street that the workman hews
from LIS timber wherever they are permitted to come.
So important are chips in the city, where nearly al
our fuel l. anthracite coal that ingenious mechanics
have built machines TO make chips-.o saw and
split whole shploads Of wood into chip, which are
sold by the barrel to families retaled by the grocer
in bundles. We have often noticed the esgerness with
which the little fOlks who always looking out for
waif seize upon small strip that has been swept into
the street. Waste not a chip, should be standing
motto in every family in town and country. Country
reader have you a woOd-house And if you have,
have YOU a storcroom for chips Ii You have neither,
you may he an honest man, and may not be sOSen,
and may rot have scolding wife, but We wait an
ndorser for your VOID upon all these points No coun-
tTy house was ever complete in lis arrangements tina,
had not chip-toom where all the chips may be saved,
and where dry kindlng.wood can always be founi.
None Of the many wastes about farm are worse than
the waste Of CHIPS. None of the convenences OF lie
are more convenient than chips. What glorious
FIRE is that in the great kitchen fireplace, made
of ereen bu.h log, seasoned hr-StieA ana
middle-wood, topped of with the t"o-bushei basket
full of chips. But their great value Il to knde the
fire. either in the old fireplace, or modern Craze OF
fashionable :.ove. Now is the season OF making
chips TOW the time to chips-not by throwing
them down at the bottom of the wood house to mold
and always be damp but carefully laid up 10 dry loft
Even with those who saw their wood there are spnt-
els aud dry bite to save, and We have 10 doubt when
the economy Of fuel is well understood, that 81 saw
dust will be saved and compounded with pitch 80 as 70
make good kindiDg. But there Is 80 much comfort IN
chips thst we do pot understand how anybody can
waste them Only think of the convenience of hand
full Of dry chips from the chi room, next Summer, 70
bod the teakettle. Ii you have wood-house nor
chip roon-snd, believe, few farmers have neither
We couture you TO cut your Summer frs.xood this
Wnter-ccth up ready 70 bum, and pile it up 10 the