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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-01-06
VOL. xxII...-NO..1oa,

We remember once seeing q specimen Of q.
sailors letter, which run as follows - ~
DEAR jack want you, to send me .somes
pigail tobacco, taupaulin hat, and q pair OF
duck trowsers. You must be sure to send 3thes
pigtail. IF you forget every thing else, don't
forget the pigtail. Send me lots Of pigtail: Be-
sure and send slashings of pgtail - 80
Your friend, :, ,ToM..sFs:,'
N. B. .Besure to rnemberthe pigta ~ 4
PS. Don't forget the pigtail: ~
A AzWestern correspondents qslts' IF Tsssstly ss
f f sT: attended ayweddingsa q few days since
iWishiDeto sss something 'beco@inge lie occssion,
approached the, fair young bride tlsthe ioWseS
of the evening, and after scongr ratulatpg on her
departure sfromsthe state Of: single bIss
| wished heIsa tplSasant voyage downt6e HgefS0f
life Shesaid she hopedso, but, she heard theIrss
was a, great deal of fever onSthes river now.
hoped they wouldn't tcatch iton theway doWnagFs;
so, Sssssffss
The following correspondence recently took
place between a tailor and ya debtor:
SIR-Yonr bill has been, a long time standing
I beg itmay be settled forthwith Yours, SGgg:
V To which the taiIbr received sthe following;
sin&fssm very sorrgsaay ss biIlshould have
been kept standing very G long request
| it.tosi down. s =: ss$5s$ ss.sl.S: s.
Smother, where's Bill s 81 SON. do not
let me hear you say Bill again: YOU Should
say William {" Well, mother; where's VIII
Elam a. g In the yard, feedingth ducks -. ohfs
1 yes, Fsee him now. But, mother, zwhat makes s
tue ducksshave such broad williams ' ~ GET;
out with your brother, directly, you itles
scamp, or I'll cuff your; ears - !.
Professional pomposity is well taken 30 /
the following anecdote, which we found ina latet5
English paper: Shield, doctor, looking leafneds
and speaking slow 90 We'll, mariner, what t9R1as
do you want extractedY Is5it d rnolar or
incisor 2" Jack, short and sharp It is m thes
upper tier, on the larboard side Bear q hands. M
you swaG for it's nipping Ikea lobstcr. -
That womaa deserves not q hps bands gene
rous love- w6o%ilf not; greet shiuf with smfless;
as he returns from the labors;of. tue day1Wlo
will not try TO chain him tohis Home by ttier
sweet encbantment Of a cheerful heart: There
bis not one ina thousand that isso unfeeing ass
to withstand such andnAg gence and break saway
from such home. s.s ;sze : = q.
p Astalking match came ffssEiNeRs 0rieans
Gye4dollars side 1t continued, according to
I flo ---kLc-c be. .
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,inrr lSEcl of wlipa. ;tlI,I -
year for his pay and thus go nr year after year?
| How long would such farmer escape bankrupt
cv? Probably not much longer han publishers Of
newspapers who followed such practice. II costs
the c.!iinr Ola weekly paper rs much to supply Il
thousand subscribers with it nr one year as il
costs :; farmer ~ raise Thousand bushels oi
wheat. The farmer sells his grain i'll bulk. and
either takes tc cash or note n>' rs sood as
! cash upon delivery. The editor c;lin"t sell his
thousand papers in q bulk. They are Sni't I" a
thousand different rrrs'''S: i!SH'E III '''iI'r'It
towns il the country and diilere"t cc;'ni!"> in
the State. and he mus, wait until the rnd ni the
year hei"rc he ran g't his payment AMI then h.
depends wholly upon the honesty and r:pni'i'
hiiy ni the subscriber. inr it is impossible that
hy should know the character nt AL hIS |nIS"rl.
hrrS. 1t wouhl cost more than tt" collection
wuuld come to.
r m,n,. ,1,.,',.',,x U,r, ,.o,r. NV,
I',,,.,,, ,,,,.!, h.,, Ioon .,.,, ,.;,l;ur
swiftly toward '.olcdo, Ohio. The sin had just
set III the Western horizon. 'IwaS tie close,
in short, of election day, alrl the solitary horse
man was courier from an 'mpnrtant township
in Lucas county. The returns lrom c"cry town,
snip IN the county DU' 'e o''F We HPe''N ., .''''
lccn heard from at Io!c'o a''t lie vote OF THIS
! very township was needed 10 tell low Tie coui'-
~ ha'l gone.
At length the solitary norSelAan arrived III
Tucln. and rrines his tanning stcc;I up ''e!"re
the indiana House. \ biz crow'l-Dem"cI'it-
and 0Ehig<-rl.slcl eagerly a.ound him, AID
shouted for the SnrwS."
"nctter time" said tic solitary hnTseman,
looking at his watch "was never n,arlc By Il
liv, hGss Fifteen mile, in thrty-two minutes !!
What dive think of THAT. ecnmcn % asked the
bnr,cman
GUS the horse" vciei the excited crowd,
q how has --- township conc 2"
::Grnmrn.;' replied the solitary l"rSc!nall.
Il iisremcmber. It went either Mhis or
Dcnncralic, hut I've been ~ taken with the
srrrJ Of this :err hoss, that forgot it: !u;
rcn;mcn," ri.in~ in his saddle and rranl,aiy
wayinr lis wtip in the air. "voil may Just rest
assured Oh one poin'' Il" "-'> 90" "I"' '"''
moss - --e.s-...---
prrrry GnoD-Thc Camden ityaiIir, = warm
nol;tical trenl Of Governor Winston, got OFF the
following GOOD things, which represents the CHAR
! acter Winston s;lstains, and for publishing which
we reckon VIC can be excused The Republic
SAYS:
:" On tho morning of the Inauguration, an hon
ns, Int iIlit,rae farmer was ro:e into the CITY
cfNor,.r,mrr;. ON hnrsclulc|i. wbenLc was over.
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tOnn,!c 10 s.n. ....,
anino lc, it stand here blocking up,"..
Eul Il better influenced prevailed. / went IL
the rear Of The carriage and said:
Now try again, my good fellow - while viii
the end of my umbrella gave Il little push: and
in the carriage went, and ont came the pleasant
"Thark yc sir-lnucll obliged" would moi
have taken twenty dollar notc for the streak
Of sunshine that this onc little act of kindness
threw over and enlightened up the coac!lman':
face
And when look back on my intercourse wit
my fellow men all thcway long. ! can confidently
say that never yet did Kindness I" lrinG
without being happier. 80 That il were gov
crned by mere selfish motives, and wartrd t'
live the lIappic>t lic could. would just sim
ply obey tic Bible rreccpt, 10 10 unto all men
as had Opportunity
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Magistrate duly alIIorizuu i...-..
and any person swearing falsely to any s:c!
account shall be deemed guilty Of perjury, and
shall be subject to the pains and penalties there
Of; and the Comptroller General shall, at least
once III every month, collect the accounts "l
the daily state Of their circulation and slc''r
rendered by the several banks If Issue, in c,'lr-
I;,rmity hrrewitIL and publish tIY sa'nc col
lrctcd, in some newpapcr, in the following form
D"iiy state :j ciwn!asim ond >l'sris "' H"nhs n
isSrr IN S,"'h Cnu!i"a, t,"m Gts day 9'
10 The day y eighteen hHn.
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How TO TREAT IouR HUSgANn.-S;udy Tour
husbands temper and character: but he 1t yp!Ii
pricc and pleasure TO conform to his wishes.
Check at once the first advance to contradiction,
even of the most trivial nature. Beware II the
first dispute Let your husband be dcarand ot
more consequence to you than am othcrluman
hcinr: and have no hesitation in co,!essurg
those feelings To him. Eudcavor 10 nuke ycar
husbands habita,;on alluring and dc.Ehitul 10
him. Let il b. Il sanctuary to which his heart
may ALWAYS turn from the ills and alNieiIcs oi
Iilr. know not two female attractins 50 cap.
tivating to men as dclicary and nodcsty. |!
possible let your husband suppos YOU think
him Il good husband, and it willbc strong
slimuant to his being so. No attrat!on renders
a woman at all times so agreeable to her hus-
imnd Il chcerIulneSS and good hlmor. In the
article of dress study your husba'dS taSle, ai'd
cndcavor to wear what he think becomes you
the best. Make yourself as ustul to him as
YOU can. and let him see you cup'oyed as much
;s possible in economical pusults Endeavor
to feel pleased with your husbnd' $ friends. En-
courage in your husband a desire OF reading
aloud at his leisure hours. low indecorous and
offensive is it to sec I; wvlnaIcXcrcisln@ avlhorl-
ty over husband, and saying, will have 1t
50, " it shall be done rs ike, DC.
"You May DO SO AulS."-Thc following
embraces Il very exquisite lesson on gcntility
A gentleman from Bosts chanccd to find him
self among Il little party 4 ladies, away down
east last summer, and wile in the enjoyment
Of some innocent and scial play he carclcssly
-placcd his arm about tic slender, waist of as
rrr,,v iamscl as Mair, can boast uf when she
i,ar,.J and exclaimed " BE done, sir! don't
insult mel" The gqtlcman instantly apulo'
rized for the seeming rudencss, and assured the
1aIr offended lair onethat he did not intend to
aNo,'' she replied richly. "Well ifyou didn't,
you may do so agaIs"
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SWAN g. cos. LOTTERIES.
NEW G. BRILLIANT { SGE33HtAEE SGE3tAEE
u u w OU1UV.UU~tV~--NU1N U1N1U1' " -
CAPITAL p R / Il 81
S 10000 !!
ONLY $40

TICKETS ONLY $40
The following Scheme will be drawn by 5. Swan q
Co. Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lot
tery, in each of their Lotteries for JAM, 1898, al
Augusta, GeorS1a,
To which City they have removed their their prn-
cipal Office.
oRaA95 eoe
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Ga, in public, on
Saturday, January I'd, 1853.
oAA5s 200
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Ca, in public on
Saturday, January 9th, 1853
GLASS a0e
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta Ga in pu0ile on
Saturday, January 18th: 1853
GLASS I2o
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta. Ga, npubc, on
Saturday, January 23d, 1858.
@na ASS Y@o
To be drawn in the city o. Augusta, G', public on
Saturday, January 3Oth, 1858.
On the plan Of Single Numbers
5,4OO PRIZES!
Nearly one Prize to every Nine Tickets
Mayniacent Scheme!
TO BE DRAWN
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a ttalking match came Orleans Cor:
fveAdolars d side. 1t continued, according to-
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-17

As = good endorsement usver comes am'ss, we copy
from a pamphlet entitled Nininyer City, published
at the time the town was laid out) the following letter
from Ex-Gov. Ramsey. 1t will have due weight with
emigrants desiring a fertile and beautiful location
St. Paul, Aug. %, 1856.
J. DoNNELLY, ESQ My DEAR SIR: have recent
" paid u visit to the town site Of Nipingcr, md waa
freibly struck with the favorable character OF the To-
cality for u large business city the landing Ia naturally
,,od aud can be greatly improved At little expense;
The country in the rear and south of Ni"ingcr, and
which would in a grcu. degree be intimately connected
therewith by the ties Of trade, is the most fertile as we'll
~ the most beautiful in Minnesota. .
Ii the proprietors do their duty in this case, it will
prove one Of the most fortunate speculations Of the day.
| have thus briefly given you the outlines OF my views
Of this new ente. prise, l shall shortly have more leisure
than l can now command, and will write sou fully aud
in detail. Very truly yours, &C.,
fSioned) ALEXANDER RAMSEY.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-17
TERRITORY OF MINNEsOrA,)t
N--A ~ 10

TERRITORY OF MrSSEsorA,(ts
Dakota County" !"
District Court Third Judicial District. q
John BlskeIy .parDaniel W. Traa1 against Charles
H. Stanley.
Notice isrhsrehy given that by virtue Of q writ Of ex.
esution Issued out Of and under the Seal Of said Court,
and dirsefed to the undersigned Sheriff Of Dakota Coun-
~ apdTerritory Of Minnesota. for service, bearing date
thetth day of February. A D. 1888, on . judgment and
decree Of lien on the hereinafter described premises,
rendered in and by said Court on the 28th day Of Jan
uary, A. D. 1858, for the sur, Of sixty-three dollars and
seventy eight cents in favor of said John Blakelys and
Daniel W. Truax, plaintiffs, and against said Charles H.
Stanley, defendant, | have levied upon the following de-:
scrited premises, situated in the County Of Dakota and
Territory Of Minnesota, towit: Lots No. eleven and
twelve, Ol Il H. in block No. one hundred and four,
(l04) in Nininger City, according to the survey and
plat thereof, p.ade and filed in the Office Of the Register
Of Deeds, in the County of Dakota and Territory Of
Minnesota aforesaid, and that on the 9Th day Of March,
A. D. 1858, at IL o'clock in the forenoon Of said day at
the front door Of the Post Office in said Niuinger City in
said county Of Dakota, | will sell at public yepdue. TO
to the highest bidder, the premises described az afore-
said, to satisfy the amount Of execution with interest
and costs. JOHN DEVLlN, Sheriff.
by Gro. W. EpleoE, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated Rssiase. Feb. OF, le&3.
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ILLUSTRATED. l>5x. ILLUSTRATED.
III, New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one Of
the largest and best literary papers Of til; day. An I'm
perisl Quar,o containing right P"yrs, ar f"rIy Columns
Of entertaining original matter and elegantly illustrated
every week.
AG.f worth from fifty cents to Eve hundred dollars
IN gold, will be presented to each subscriber Immediate
ly on receipt Of the subsc'i ption money.
TERMS.
One copy for one year, two dollars. and one gift.
One copy for two years, three dollars and fifty cents,
and two gifts.
Que copy for three years, Eve dollars. aud three gifts
Que copy for Eve years, eight d'llars, aud Eve gifts
AND IT, GIL BIS
Three copies, one year, five dollars, and three gifts.
Five copies, one year, eight dollars, aud five gifts.
Ten copies, one year, fifteen dollars. and ten gifts.
Twcnry.one copies, one year, thirty dollars, ami TWEEN.
ty-one dollars, and TWEEN y-"ne gifts.
The articles to be distributed are comprised in tue
following lit -
Two Packages Of Gold, containing Eve hundred dol.
hundred dollars, each. Ten Packages If Gold, Contain.
ing me hundred dollars, each. Ten Patent Lever Hunt.
ing t;ased Watches, one hundred dollars, each. Tween.
ty Gold Watches. sew. nty-6ve dollars, each. Fifty Gold
Watches, sixty dollars, each. One hundred Gold
Watches, fifty dollars, each Three hunlred Ladies
Gold Watches, thirty i've dollars, each. Two hundred
Silver H uniting Cssed Watches, thirty dollars, each.
hundred Silver Watches, ten to twenty-five dollars
each. One thousand Gold Guard, Vest, aud Fob Chains,
ten to thirty dollars each.
Gold L"kets, Bracelets. Brooches. Err Drops, Breast
Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons. Rings. Shir, Studs,
Watch Keys, gold aud silver t%hitntles, and a variety Of
other articles worth from fifty cents to fifteen dollars
each.
Immediately on receipt Of the subscription m"ney.
the subscribers name will be entered upou our subsclip-
ton book opposite n number, and the gift corresponding
with that number will he forwarded, within one week,
to the subscriber, by mail ar rep f**, past p"M.
"a All communications should be addressed to
KECKET l. u IL aud 10 Motfat Building, 335
Broadway, New York.
~, Specimen copies sent free.
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NININGER CITY LOTS For
.issasw SAI1E. sassm .


OoanelSy. Case. Ds6sns md Cos1sae1lh1 Al
gsae e75 A1fSon To- Atoln3er city. sasTsa,g
The valsstle tract Of land adjoining the eastern end
Of the City Of Niainger having been surveyed and plat
ed, the Prrpsietors now offer lots for sale on Asson'
aodsting tern's. @.~ae@ - ~
Z ,u.iguous TO the main improvement. and ia inmedi
70 proximity to the Levee, the graded stresf, Eagle
,sove 4 Hardware Depot, l. ichot 4 Clark store, the
Hotel, Warehouses;, Grisf Mill, and Printing O6sc tie
andersigncd feel justified in claiming fr thess hts crest.
CT yalse either " business locations or f"r private rssi.
desees than shy other psrtion Of the town. gri..s.
The lots are considerably larger til n correspendi1g
lots il TIE original town limits; the streets rua parallel
70, aud u the foot Of the bluff, thus preserving building
sites Of unequaled beauty ami coum4n ling pdsitiou.
Whatever improvements experience suggested, haze been
introduced in the survey IT this addition regardless Of
expense Of ~. iice Of gr"uni. RS "a
A large portion Of the River Front hast been reserved
for the Engine House, Machine Shops, Car Sidings,
Freight and Passenger Depofs, &c, Of the Nininger
and St. Peter Western Railroad, the survey Of which
has been commenced, aud the route of which a. indicated
on the msps # the Addition furnishes the only practices
bic grade BY which connection car be bad with the Mis-
sissippi River a-og, sf1 -,
The travelled Road to and from the neighborinG town
Of Hastings passes through tLi. addition, and . broca
Avenue has been laid out with a view Of strengthening
the Road, diminishing the distance, AMI speedily render
ing it . great thoroughf.re. -
Lots in this Addition will be sold without any oner.
Gus condition respecting improvements. The natural
advantage Of the location has already induced The cur.
rent Of business and improvement in this direction.
Such ~c"nditinns are therefore unnecessary hut the Pro.
prietors will always be prepared to offer liberal induce.
ments to Machinsts, Manufacturers. Mechanics, and
sthers whose pursuits are calculated to accelerate the
progress Of Niniuger. m 4. -
For further information apply personally OF by mail
to either OF the under igned Pr"prietors- rassg = -
10NATiUS DONNELLY. Nininxrr CRY.
JAMES X. CASE,
GEORGE II. BURNS " "1A*y~1@
I. PHILLIP GOLDSMITH. WinLuwf npse q. pao1.
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Having completed our addition | nm prepared - o1s'
a number Of very valuable City Lots for sale. Thi.
ambition is universally pronounced the most beaatifsl
par, Of Niningcr City, aud lying - it does convesien'
to The Upper Leves, which will when properly improv"
be the main Steamboat landing, aud also the landin
for the Ferry-boat-it must very Soon become the NOR
valuable part Of the city. am prepared ~ cell lots o.
easy terms and at low prices to persons Who may de:'r'
to build and open any kind If mercantile or mechsnica
husin. IS. +" parties wishing to g. into manufacturing
Machinery, Agricultural implements OF Cabinet Furni
ture, Munger City holds out great inducenents. ! an
ready to afford every facility and will contribute liberal
" to any person who will 60 into either OF thess opera
tiOns.
For further information apply to ANDREW LEV
ERiNG, Esq st Paul, or
JOSEPH C.. HERR,
SLY !22 Market st. Philadelphia.
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4 Long Pull, q Stromx Pull, :0nd q Pull
Al(vgether.

Altogether.
In unanimity of action our citizens know they have
. mine Of wealth, in nj any respects as good as q gold
one.
How is it that after a large public meeting We hear
Of IN unusua! number of persons DESTROYS of investing
in Nininger property? How is it that We then hear
most Of the proposed exodus from a neighboring town
TO our Eldorado? It is because of the good Impression
made on the minds Of those who attend our public meet
ings, when they see that we meet together in the right
spirit. Western men know that in new towns unanimi-
~ Of action is absolutely necessary to ensure prosperity,
and when strangers see a community like ours pervaded
xti the right spirit, it follows as q matter Of course
that they advertise the fact in the very best way for Is.
They do It as disinterested parties alone can d. it. This
leads to contracts being talked Of, and our town grow
ing to greatness by the very nature Of its original con-
%stitution,' and backed by the multiplicity Of our natural
advantages. becomes a by-word as the place to invest
il. Our peculiar capital in our building clause is At
tracing solid men to the place. They perceive that in
it we possess a mighty lever power to raise as to great
ness. Besides, We may expect that the beauty Of
our location will attract m.ny retired merchants and
professional gentlemen to erect 6nc residences on our
ostskirt terraces, and although our harmonious circle
does no. offer inducements to gentlemen in the active
practice Of the law, there may be enough Of convey
aacing to afford sufficient zest to retired members Of that
profession.
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WESTERN VALLEY FIRE AMI MARINE
OoMPANx
l,mlce ~ DenrbO, n street.

ONCE ~ DearbO. n street.
G ,pital Stock Half Il Million. Paid in and secured
by bonds and mortgages on real estate, $25O,0OO.
OrrIcERs-G W. Yeaby, President; e B. Arm
strong, Secretary S. NJ. Gilbert, Gen. Agent
R.<remys-Hon. Jno. Wilson, Com | G. r.. |:
C. L. D, G.bbs, Griffin II Co., G mmission M'r.h'"ts,
Il NJ. Mitchell Il Co Commission Merchants, A.. II.
Burley, Bookseller AMI Publ her, Richards, Crum-
baugh Il Shaw, Wholcsal; Dry Gools Merchant }. b
Dogystt L Co Grocers, Col. X. J. Hamilton, Col. J.
T. Little, Chicago, Hon. s. X. Cults, Keokuk, Iowa,
Hon. james NJ Love, Judge U ) Court, Iowa, Cha..
Il. Berryhill, Esq Iowa City, Cook, Sergeant 4
Downey. Bankers, Iowa CRY. Lyman Z: Dayton, Esq,
St. Paul, Minnesota; lion. J II. McClernad, spring
field, ILL.,, WIN. y Fon iy, E>q Springfield, Ill.,, Hon
q. l.. Fickln, Charleston. Ill, W.. N. C"Ier. President
Grand Prairie Bank, Urbuu,, Ill.,, Albert Babe, Esq
Milwaukee.
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ElnlnSer Lyceum.

Owing to the citizens meeting to nominate charter
officers taking place on the same evening as the Lyceum
usually meets, there was no meeting last Monday only
70 adjourn till next week Monday, whom the exercises
appointed for this week will take place. MIR. L. N.
Countryman is to give 3 defamation be will also be
the leading d;sputaut on the affirmative side on the ques-
ton Of debate, viz, Does reason or revelation teach
that man Inherently has immortality" It's likely to
prove an interesting question, and is taken up with q
candid sp rs to do good. Any one desiring to speak on
either side will no doubt be courteously heard, even If
not connected With the Society.
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!. N. EILLHoVSE.
STORAGE.
FORWARDING MD COMMISSION
Nj ERCH A

Corner If Second street and Clarke Avenue,
Levee, City Of N~lnlnger, n r.
The undersigned begs to give notice to the CT, isens
Of Washington, Scott. Rice, Goodhue. LIE Sueur, aud the
adjoining Counties, that he has just opened his Ware
house on the Levee at Nininger City. and would solicit
any business of a Storage, Forwarding, OF Commission
character aud being DESTROYS, Of establishing himself.
would say to citizens Of the .bove.uaned counties. that
all good. received by him will be free Of storage for
THIRTY days after their receipt.
As Nininger is at least three miles nearer the greater
part of the back country than the adjoining tswn Of
Hastings, persons doing business at Nininger will save
at least six miles Of teaming, y matter tho importance Of
which need not be urged upon the public.
JIM. u~ILLHOUSE,
REFERENcEs.
j. r. Case. Eagle Saw Mill.
G. @. koberts"n. Esq.
Ignatiu> Donnelly, E>q, Niningsr, NJ. T..
tee. II. Burns. Banker.
M. A. Miller, Civil Eng.
John Ni"inger. Fro, St. Paul. NJ: I.
Otis West. Forwarding & Com. Merchant. St. L"uis. No.
Ogden & Corp. Burlington. lows.
". L. johnson 4 Co., Dunl~i b. III.
Lorrain 4 Co.. Galena. III.