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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-01
AUCTION SALES,

FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
BYsVINCENT q CO., Auctoneers.
SATURDAY. the 1st Aug, Mt 10 o'clock, at
~ their auction % Cusomhouse street, will sold
cases French Madapollam Shrngs;
10 Beached COttons;
bales Red and Blue Twilied Fiannes;
Blue and Mixed Satines
Also ...fr
ITS lots assorted DRY GOODS. - jy3l
sA1INETs.. KERsEYs. %. .CoTTONADEs.
BY VINCENT 4 CO., Auctioneers
SATURDAY, the LIST Aug, at 10 O'Clock.
~ at their auction rs Custon6ouse street. will sold
10 cases Blue and Black Satinets and kerseys;
bales Blankets
Damaged and sold for of whom
concern jy3l
SUCCESSION OF JOHN HIGGINS.
BY TOURNE d THOMAS Auctioneers.
SATURDAY, August 1st, 1857. Mt 12 o'clock
~ NJ at Banks Arcade by virtue and in of
der from the Honorable r. H. Morgan, dated June 17 1851
for of said succession, will be sold, viz
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the First District in
the square bounded by Erao Tlia, Jacobs and Howard
Of the and being the portion
of said lots per plan of G. A. Heddn deposited in the office
NJ Said 30 feet front ITALIA street
by lines, which said depth being the full
width Of said lots and 8.
TERMS-Casf1
before j. Dunlap Notary Public at the expense
of the purchaser jyl ii Is rs aul
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TIE BAY IsLASps.-The recent announce.
ment that the British Government had trans
mitted favorable reply to Gen. Cass's des-
patch relative to the Bay Islands affair was
very erroneous. So also was the statement
that England had concluded treaty with
Honduras relinquishing said islands to the
latter. The convention recently concluded
between thee Powers was an ordinary com
mercial treaty and an arrangement for the
protection Of the railroad proposed TO be
constructed across the Republic Of Hondu-
ras. The government OF the latter now de-
cline absolutely to conclude treaty with
England, accepting the conditions inpo-ed
BY the latter on the REIMBURSEMENT Of the
Bay Islands. These conditions consist OF
first, q concession Of territory TO British sub
jects. who have settled upon the islands ;
aud, second, stipulation that slavery shall
never be established therein. Honduras
contends that England is upon the island.
now az an intruder. and that il is her duty
10 clear On. Internationally. OF course this
leave. the dispute upon the Clayton. Bulwer
treaty entirely open, with the least prospect
Of o settlement Wa.i. Corr. Nsv York
Times.
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GRAIN FROM ErRoPE.--1'he New York
Journal Of Commerce ofFriday, says there
are now loading grain and -four at this port,
the large number Of thirty ships, all for Eu-
rope, about half being for Liverpool and the
remainder for Glasgow. They will average
about 20 900 bushels for each ship. Such
wholesale expectations Of these two staple
articles Of agricultural production, is uuprei
cedented.
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a..cs..,,. Ass@ls, ~;

ArCssBsrO. AaSust lS Isss.
AKUyRED-THsT TEhHs ~ THE DISTRICT
~ C,ar he 1hrd Jsicis bis'riei Of 10 Tsrr,sa~y
II Mnp.sgss for tho year 1851, be bid IN sbs f~ he
enaat~s AMI a, tts tnies fsloe ING "a
In he county " brs~n, 90 bs IN dsy u ssyisnb@s.
10 tbs eapEiy " Ba~ EAFtb. On ths 1h day ~ tSp
,~mb~s.
IN ne eoas'y y, YsStssun 90 n. ~ dsJ 81 oe'sssf
In ". sDusy ~ WAGES. The INA day ~ UetoA~r
10 he COUNTY 0i s,.si tie iYh dsy ~ Dcsnssr
In u. county q trssbsrn. On he Seh szy 81 Ostos.r
10 be eoussJ " b0~st - hs mn dAy 81 O.'os@r.
10 ID. ssssni, u RE 90 h. San asy II s0s.mbsr.
10 20. es'ibg u Sieols the i0b dAy ~ ssssmbsf
a. /. NJ time and pisre . isrn Of ne his1 ssAiss lbs
t<i Cosy4 az fbira diri. ps,rsci s sss 30 he'd
In unity o. - se~or. 90 NJ "a dAy q ss'smes'
In u. e0gL:y u stbtsy. % u. RI day n November.
In ths county n rcou. tks Las dsy n D.es@bsf
10 Ne county " Carer. "a hs lih tAy u DessDes
10 he county - Dasoes ~ - isJ DsesGssss
Ia ne county VI hsf<si On he fis Der u JsssAsy.
-pe..s ~rns q he Dsry,ci C~irs fst % s~srRx ~
nossas.s sns sss~s ~ lss sEi 10 hss 10 he esanx u
Dsss.s he Siss DAY I Aaxss. IN VI. ssas't n Hen
ssDsn ih- ts dAy " s~ptsmesr and Ia he sassiy ~
,s;si he liza esy a sst .sms~r
cHiELEs H. fLASDEst
Associate iodss TsrrtaAsy u n sssSss
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Philanthropy at Fault.

The phlanthropc portion Of Cincinnati
are in towering rage because the slaves
Of Mr.. Thornton Withers were delivered up
TO their owner, according TO their orn tear.
tM request. instead Of being handed over TO
their the philanthrops,s tender mercies.
10 spite Of the protestatioos Of the negroes,
that they didn't want TO be free. and only
desired to 70 hone 10 Virginia with their
master, . philsnthropic rsbb!e. beaded by .
big niger. celled Jeremiah Clemens drag.
ged them into cour, To claim freedom. At
the same time sn attempt Wa made to an
noy their master. by getting out writ.
charging him with kidnapping. This would
have succeeded, but Tor the fact that con
stable sufficiently philanthropic could not be
found in time 10 serve H. 10 the meantime
the slaves were taken before Judge Carter.
where The following proceedings occurred
Judge Carter proPounded the questios TO
each :
Are you Save"
Il AN
Are yOs r.s.raiued Of your liberty"
Il an not.
DO you wish to 80 with your master ,"
Il 90
"You ere at liberty 70 60 where VOC
please"
Jodge Carter thea directed the sheriff 10
had over the slaves TO the custody Of Mr..
withep, and they wsss innsdiatsly rushed
out Of The court rcso. pat into % eXPrrss
vsgos 10 waiting At tie door, and drives
With good speed 10 The Vine street ferry,
pat On bed The .Quees City ~ 10 .
~ nisstss wsrs lasdsd % Is Ksutueky
side Of Tie river. aad taken 70 the BARLOW
Hoose. 10 Nsvpo~t
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HOT ELS.

NEER.sApTY aOTRI. COS. THIRD AsDyAcKs0n
NJ ss,sas. s~.aps - mssAess. iss1Ass, ssAss Sssb
~ C ssLSS rrYNssw.
Hssiss ssss - sssys Hssi. 80 As~~assiy ssetss<
81 rsfpsles1 = H. bsis ssss " isssvn ~ ss&ssss
ssSsz y sssaaas1sss "a sssrssvs 80 wssslses b
nassss sssasyesss1 b - n,,. rss ss.s AL svsys
- 4 - nsasl $50 iaas1slsJ frssi Il % stsao.
bssa f1s1sE. 80 y - byas~s psv1ss a ~ stsy.
$500 800 s.ssiy 1919 = 10 sas - - -
saGS n<bsu
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The California and European steamship
ticket swindlers operate as extensively a.
ever in New York. They had perfect
feast of il last week, their victims being
generally passengers for California. The
regular price for II Storage passage by the
Northern Light was Sl30, butts large num-
ber ignorant OF the ways of the city, were
decoyed into thfbogus, offices, which abound
in the neighbcrhood Of the Steamship Co.
Office, 1eeccd out Of much larger sums, and
put of with Storage when they thought
they had second cabin accommodations; in
some cases men with their wives aud child
ren, had tickets sold them at exorbitant
rates without berths.
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The Comptroller Of the State Of Texas
gives notice that until the sth Of December,
he will receive, at Austin, proposals for the
sale Of two hundred thousand dollars of the
five per cent United States coupon stock,
Issued to the State - indemnity for the sale
and surrender Of q portion Of her northern
and western boundary
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PAPER MoSEy.-T'he bank paper circu
lation OF the United States at the present
time is estimated as follows; Bills OF less
denomination than five dollars, seven mil
lions, Of five dollaos, forty millions ten dol
lars, thirty millions twenty dollars, thirty
five millions; fifty dollars, thirty millions;
of the denomination Of one hundred dollars
and upwards, forty.iive million.
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1IAyIs9 rckCnAsED THE EsTfsE iSTGnksT
1 n AsAsA nAsos 10 ne see1 s<srs % ksssrt -
% cen rssstA ss1 ens sssss,s 80 sssssss 70 ssss
s1xsgs nd assnssn 10 TAsn~rs AaA Dealers 10 sSssss
- utsa s<s tseysys1 fsrssss ffUs ss1 bhsde
f,sss ssd orssa~stAl bsrseeery, Ire. ~ esistrss1
asssry II nsnsy hssSa. bgaA1ss
Alss ts~ 80 10 sg.s, PssatA, Qua ysspShss ssd W.
tps tlsss Trss<s Esd Assvsess. Uvs~e sAdvesesd "
Dyaxs ss TAss sssss rsss. EN- sses sss pvsoSs
al nsss,ssss ssvy. ~ r. n0sfos
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REAL ESTATE.
W C. CIR A Y

W. C. RAY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
0eos III Aksrs ao.-s Of iart-r Pa'ss. fA-i Sfr~f
SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA.
hca estate e9vfh, and said. iAad Warrants bought
MAI sod LAID wsrrn's located. money lcaAei aad Ia
sa.ed eoliess..s mat, taxts pad, snd ali baslaes.
rnuuslrd 20 him by parties here or else sherr scndri
" '''' >''' ''~ - asSESaSrES. '''' '''''''''' ''''~
Is G9yers@ ais. hs,a,sy 81 Paul Minnesota
i.k.- rs.r:, Esl hsns-r,
col dsi.ry Mck~ity Real t.s'sie Hryksr, DO,
,.Nrge Liiile, Merehant >-in, Fad, N!n,
isinr neo u, Cuihcgali. isq..
M,r, ia. Gorasioa, Il e. e. Ds,.spo1,. iowa. w.
,,ei. Tho; tcisr ooIn N,ree bur'ns'on'
Rounds Hal. Con Merchants 'hicsge, III,
Rev Jss Hand ON, u, ~ Nashville, Tenn,
kAS',. koboTs y Terrell. Il ,srndoie' street \.
Fades, JnrTy 1. 60 - roy lr.s .,r,e,N o. la /.
h,'.e'; A. b.s~. Nsle, A'seah".
l!ss sss@p v, Il,aara, Montgomery. Al
JuA.e s.sa = Rs.
U,!. jack fhpr,n-,cH Aty a. isw. 40;
col Thomas u Nsus, Any a. Law, -;
i"nrs }. sirwar', 'un'. Merchant 80,
s {, HAMS 80" rr rc N,ur, Rank, 10,
in "a. ,.ai..'n =, Go hspstrN do,
Rev, \ 4. lipsea'nh. y. ~, ruskegcr. 10.
Me'iey Z, iiodecs teln MsrcA., 'oglDNH', tegf f,
Henry 4, ibseheF
sr,. john 4 Hsttsr, BAsusAblc.
Ane~ ,as, Cashier BRitssahr Bsnk,
Sau' Paul Minnesota, J1ne 'h, III,
ofrERs roR sALE
Inno ACRES of CHOICE FARMING LAND.
IUVc We'll dmhsrci and wstrrri. selected toarl par~
40 ffasn ~ W - mice ifoin sslH fnal u Ramsey and
Ws-h.ngan counties, with ale. prre patents rcsurnel
~ sale by Nm. -. GRAY
~ scre-, ne' from the huursbins Iesn nj Nauion
iss tsai"ble Tor tasrss iusl oa siisslet street,
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And yet, although this decision is precise
ly what the slaves desired, the philanthropy
i,ts cursed Judge Carter half day, for no,
keeping the case in court upon tedious ex
animation, during which they could steal the
slaves and deprive them Of their masters
protection.
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Emizrating of Wornen to the West.

An association has betn formed at Phila.
delphia for TIE purpose Of sending to the
West the surplus female population of that
city. 1t is to be managed exclusively by the
ladies, prominent among whom is Mrs.
SARAH j. Hale, editress of the Ladg's
BOOK The idea OF the founders is to OPEN
one or more Offices at which ladies will at
tend TO register the names Of the applicants,
make inquiries with regard to character, so
that none but respectable and proper wc.
men shall be taken, ard then open a cores
pondepce with the editors OF newspapers at
the West, &c learn the points where females
are most needed Agents will be employed
to forward the emgrants. see to their wants,
proyide'places, defray expenses etc.
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TOWNS.

EAsA-lACTs fDR THE PEOPLE 1T IL AFAcT
that The aud la tir NioiniA ui VISA for agricultural
plrposss Is M, surpassed, " -quAad, IA The tnian.
II IsA f1Cr, that he land, 90 great portn 81 n,
he bought al from tisJ to $3.50 all and
A. few cheap improvements made gu H. II teootns.
Worth about thi,Di All acre.
lrHAt.ar that In this vicinity The greater portion u
the ratnng mserai.-po!.s, grihs, uck downs, Ae Ia
made Farmers supply his material. aud tbej realize
iisn-usr revenue iftm IT. sale
Irn fser thA, this excellent farming land IL
Of Diles from ih" river 10 ihs ease With many
poD's bat II runs down within half mile Of H.
IL 10 uu~ The farther you bark from ia. river the bet
Ter Ind The land Aud Ia regard 10 prsiris lake..
timber, kc., the greater diversity al surface
IrnAFA,t that hssa 10 situated oa the Western bend
Of the aavgabe rsit CruiN thus Anorinf avery aoces
BILE market 10 farmers Tor their produce ~b.b~r
ass ri grain, wood timber, rang material ~ what 20
Tvs FqUatLy IhUI, that NAss 10 destined ~ be sTR,
place Ito ~ siOn proves H. The country around prove
II. And the success already hAittis not yeiss mouths
old-proyes IT,
For further particular. address v. REGISTER CO.,
Yeas, Washington County, Minnesota cone and see
br yourselves, I.nlg dawly
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"A - Dssss a. ~ - oAds asvsaeea@ss ess ~
ss1enss q Ceni 80 fsss - - sps.sG n ssyisshss b
- c.Ssrs 1890 81 vksS = ssvssss = s. $50
!. i...sA ss..y s..a.E = y = 5000 =. =, Y .,S
49, IA ca. n In. Csl slsves 6ra<asss. ~
= :: = r.:.., 49,, , - - s:s:s S sSfi,sAu.
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nUBUQrE STEAM BOILER wORKs.-Norrison 4
~ Williams prepared 10 build all lbds Of steam
Boilers al ~ Lou. and Chicago prices Persons buy
uS their engines Esst ~ save ransportsoa by buying
heir boilers VI We are aso prepared " furnish
steam Eng Of oil Kinds and Portable raw h. NJ he
shortest notice. Frs tronis, Uratss HAIRS. &C. Also ell
kinds ~ Shcs. Iron WDrh copper and oas Piping steam
GagEss Ac Having bees established 10 this CITY fpr Tho
past bre- ysss Ne are prepared 10 give he best Of
tsrenoss Owe us . call aud .rsnine our STOCK.
seam Boiler. cOGslsnily GA hand.
GH-shop. corner rsnih and Maple streets, Dubuque
Iowa.
s~plsti~wr MORRISON WILLIAMS.
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Dated s.ini pau. september "a ieI sspis ~6-


WngKEss. a.suh has been made Ia Ia. condition u
s'f ,..,a sa"1 r,i, OF s,',. re 80, 80 e.,
s". u =. ssss, Of a.s'.,,' .Sa r.ri' s si
nhasso,.. thtssb h@g.s 81 rsashss%ps,s In ne
sI r. :1ss he &. q. ~" y ~ s9 E...
y s.dtof y. eeaey R.m.sy ~ SID Istri"tI 2. III.
.ssf.Sy de ..i D.sia pSs. SD s.,.s be .m..
ssd ss.gs. ihs fso- va ds.srIs.a tsss ar tsrcsia II
snd. iylss .st being n .'ld COUNTY II H.m.sy to w
iftnss Addition 10 ss,s' Pad. sat- ~ bIns sud s.ns
vss' street In tbs ETY. II raj PAU sfofsssid Al.s
y fh,.s q u. teorh pritelp.l b.riasa eon,sn
iSs ys,@.@' . he ..id ..i.s Norge. ), -. ..lS Ds,
G. prss .nd ssTsh bis ~iis II ms ',ra ~ 0ss ,hoa
r. a,sa IL, q Jsss IT, is .ssssdss 10 sbs ,.,%s
a.sniiso.i y sad msf's.s. ard ace SECURED b u.
aaly ...lsssa y y it.ih. Of sai.. Pau, ~ ias
.. ss ~ a .s r., ., ss .sd g.essa ss
Ssyv u lssss ~fi's .aa or iss county Of Ramsey,
' . .. s. !. r.: .: .s a. ~. ~
date Of bis nglcs. Ia sss,bts.n bDbsfvd twelve dol
prs.silss a il. hsS. bsss ins,Rs,sa 70 r.sssI as
a's ..Ts,.i :, .',s -s''sts. $500 az pa. a'r.sf
a~,sss. sd N eyaf., u,l,y VIA tAs s,s'a. IN sab
sssa.r i. .Ppsr.s.ass. sod pI,'ss.. s.s.sse1 ~.
.s sss ~ as s p. ia q: t .%s :: sss s:
ssy cod Territory sfos.ssi1 "wednesday. the stfh t
isy Of January asst ~ ten o'si1et 10 The ssason ~
ihsi ssy. u ss,isfy The ssoasi due 90 sid ns~sAss
9Th costa of sale
dated 90 sssS ~ tss;
CALEb MORGAN Msf,xssee,
-,..u "6aA'' a sosoAs. Y v M MN |; '''t
NOrlcs-sOricE ~ APPLICATIONS vos rnE
AZ discharge Of fnsos sst frnm hiA dsbs. parsss
" he prov ~ chapter - a the ksysed Esfatss a
hsanesass ksuilst " 90 keiisf al fnss,issps Dsbars
In Vi. matter OF he spviiestksa ~ =. N u. Mot, In
sssa dsbr 10 bs dlsshaffsd from hs dsba, pursusBt
sshsstsS ~ Of s Essa.sf hsiasss " his Tsru~y Of
biBsssaas
IL The Dsirie II he second JsasAi Distrs, "
he T.rr,ofy u h'snssets, 10 and is iss scas'y "
III. ssMe Of NE spplleans 10 H. D. nelI. vho rsssIss
10 eiiy u saint Paul IN sad eossy u kassssy. rhs
asls u Ne pubIsssa o. his sses q saist Paul
Us VI ts TsrvisWy q naess1ss sd
skkis he seaasy wks,s iks lnssissn rsss5es 10 the
wsstly rss~s 30 Dssessss. % 10 ~ ~ u Sesss'
JSs nsDs q ne saess bssss vhs.s Ne esstisws ~
le..y:si sss r.gss q = ssfsss sss y a. -
s,esy q nsssss.. ne sl.ss :ssss.ss ns .sss e
tsvi,si b. ssd shy q sass Peal esd ~ n.e as:A Zoe
is6a q W ssLek. 4 n. q 49, az
D.SsS D. Peal. nisassssa. r:.: ~ .,,n
s.,s s,ev Amys fsS Isssisssl
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iud.y .ni AIl General Lcdgefs Journals, Cash
iiooss. nscuUnt Books, Bil h.sks, Checks, Notes.
TlcSsr., pcacs, peposi l-ke's. hsuk Notices, &c &.
mate fl order Of be tes, su.lry 81 paper
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MEDICAL.

4 HEtIKtn PHYSICIAN ~ year. Ut age having
~ lost his fahsf, tan hfahrf. daughter All, IN law
arphnws AID Hetn- ht hai dreadful asease sanansp
lion, aud sHfrripa vita naafb himself deistIppd 10
sisn he fsai laits tespt and Japan where he d.eo,
cred Preventive and Certain t'uto fnf tnlds tausis
bronchitis. tois unpiur Nervous Debility aud Asthma
is cough rarcd immediately he te'arnsd cured
bis Relatives Wh inhefisd The disease ahd u, suaetub
snh HE have employ cd IN their practice snrlas
thousands Eases considered hopeless ~ others W.
lhs pnrfas Of lrsrnns many ~ his shnffng failuw
beinss rossihis is il .eniBE the Hscip- eli ha
wish far ~ osnts Gt tn pay the postage and h- bal
ance printing Address. Ia HEATH
insyg aGm lAl apfinE 81 opp. ~ kioLnas lufsI n \
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j. Is. BELL,
INHALER Ia Real Ess,r. and GENERAL Agent, superior,
~ Wisconsin Commissioned ior Minnesota Hecrives
deposits negoiaes lnars Lad Warrants ard E,ohsugs
bought aud sold. ssihls 6m~
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

CTkAYEb- Game to the premises Of the Subscriber
- about two months ago. = young heller, Of . yellow
color The owner 10 requested TO prove properly, pay
charges and take her away "
FRANCIS HENRY
nov1-wSs LAKE. Como.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AT THE
Pl IN tE AND DEMOCRAT
gy.gg gagE Ss-r.Cr1pY

Registers 4 Coufie, .- Supplied With all kinds II
RECOkp>-isv wise GENERAL Registers. Receiving
Boots, made according 10 form prescribed by The las
General session q The Legislature IN The mos, sgh.taa
ia! mahn-r.
large 'cpply o. Ac very best paper for Rank Books
having been l,I received orders respectfully solicit
ed from Rankrts, Merchants, Stssmbos, owners, &c.
Nassrgvs, Music. &c rebound ia the best style al the
Pl NEER AND DEM0CR RAT
BOOSB!NDERY, Sr PACL.
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IIOi.SEs BaO. DEALEKs ~ Gg0sEaiks AsD
IL YR0yisioss Dry oDeas, Iron. sals, a,l.ss ss1
Hss6ssye TwvsrdisS ssf rasA@sstys n~rehsn.s ssl
As.sz sr he Mlsasso<A ki.ss rs1sss 1Isyss. Mime
ssA Jyn vss
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TO COUNTY OFFICERS.

Deed and Mortgage Registers made according Ia
statute Records aud al, oher Legal Blanks hand
ma ie 10 order III he mos, durable manner.
TO STEAMBOAT OWNERS.
Complete Sets ~ hooks made IN the most approved
forms consisting OF freight Hooks Cash Books Regis
Ter Bueis, Portage Books. and wsoi Books. These
Backs are used by most Vi he lines rnnniu. upon
the rivers.
TO MERCHANTS.
We call especial attention 10 our revised iorns for
storage aud fors ardins B,ot. Bs OF Iatins. Jour.
nai. l.igrrs Ca-h Books, sc.
PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
BLANK BOOK MANCFAfTuRy.
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GROC RS.
GRO RS.
A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
WHOLESALE GROCER
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
CvrSr Of Third r yaohson sfyssfs, ~. Paul.

Has In s,ose and 10 arrive isfg. abs eompls,s .to<s
Of drt~.res Provisions waodss Ware An 10 which the
sus niiaa Trade 10 particularly requested His
SUCK consists In par u the fo~ing ARTICLES which
offered 81 the very lowest mavtst rates.
A. Il.Iasa HaiIok AIisII llnzn rbnaa
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TO BANkfR

BoosBIyDERY. ST. PAY
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TERRE HAITI, Ind, Oct. IL, ls5o-
DR. RoBAcK-Sir: The last three bottles of your
Blood Purifier and the accompanying Pills, have re-
lieved me of the last vestige Of my rheumatism.
consider the cure all hut miraculous. Aner having
suffered the agony, almost without inter
mission, for eight years, aud heing for three years
cripple, can scarcely realize the fact that at this
moment, after having used your Scandinavian Rene
dies for only ,free months and few days. am hale.
hearty man, Capable of labor, aud ent ely free
frem pain. When first applied to you. by letter. for
supply of your medicines was little better than q
annatical skeleton. For more than two years had
never enjoyed one hour of unhroken night rest and
my mind sinking with my body. had hecore greatly
enieebied. the very first bottle OF the Purifier wrought
surprising change for the better in my system, and
after taking that wonderful restorative together with
the Blood Pills. for one month"; | felt that complete
regeneration of every animal function WAS in pro-
Eress. 7 was not deceived am now al 81 years of
age as free from every symptom of rheumatism as
was at %. There he doubt that this wonderful
cure is due to your medies alone and am willing,
If il will serve You induce others seek relief from
the source, that this letter should be made pub
lie. You're, &C.,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-05
Ora n your Wet Lands,

An extract from the correspondence o.
the Agricultural Report of Patent Office.
Farmers here are turning their attention
10 draining their wet lands, and they find
that nothing they can DO will pay better -
For instance, a field of 10 acres is sown
with wheat, one half of which is So dry that
the yield is 26 or 80 bushels to the acre.
The other half being wet, the wheat is
wiater-killed weeds take tie place OF
wheat, and the crop does nat exceed 5 BUSH
els TO the acre, and that of inferior qua Iity.
Whereas, if il had been properly drained. il
would have produced at leas: as much as the
dry part of the field, and probably more
Woul5 notthe increase of crop in one wear
20 far towards paying the expense of drain.
iHg,
The mode of draining here is to stake off
the bitches in such manner as will carry
all the water to the lowest ground, and
finally 10 some stream or ravine. We dig
the drains from 21 to 8 feet deep than fill
up with cebble-stones, which abound on
most farms, to within IL or Is inches oI
the surfsce We then put 4 layer ofany
xind OF straw over the stones, and cover anG
fill up with the excavsied clay. The stones
should be broken SO that no pieces should
exceed or pounds in weight.
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