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70 Corn Beef-To each piece Of beef of tolerable
size, two heared table spoonsfal of beaten ~saltpetre, and
four or Eve of molasses. Rub this on all sides we'll.
After each piece has been gone over rub we'll with salt.
Lay them bone side up in a tub. Let them remain
eight or ten days; then pour from the beef ill the
bloody brine, and put it into q large pot, adding ~ much
water as you think will cover the beef. Make the brine
strong enough to float an egg then add to it a cup of
saltpetre and ! pint Of molasses; let it boil a few min
utes, then set it aside till next day, that it may become
perfectly cool, when it must be poured over the beet
after your pieces have been closely packed in the cask.
Picking Beef IN Qxantiy-Take 8 gallons Of water,
8 lbs. salt, half fine, half coarse 3 lbs. brown sugar ;
quart molasses 3 OF. ~saltpetre l OF. pearlash. Boil
these materials together, take off the scum, as it rises.
When cold, pour It on your beef, we'll packed in the
cask. Rub your beef with fine salt before you pack it.
A farmer out West was greatly annoyed by the
scratching of his chickens in his garden, and concluded
to experiment a little with them. 4 He procured the SER
vices of a Shanghai rooster, and the result Of the cross
was a brood Of chickens each with one long and one
short leg. When they stood on the long leg and under.
took to scratch With the other they couldn't touch bot.
tom on reversing the order Of things, as digging with
the long leg while the short one supported the body,
the first stroke would result in a grand series of somer-
saults: The consequence was that the hens soon became
a-wsary Of that fun aud left the garden, and the far
mer's good wife reioiced greatly thercas.
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ESTATE l. GENERAL AGENT,
c0NvEYANcER AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

NININGER. MINNESOTA,
Will always attend 70 buying and selling Land and
City Lots on Commission. IA ~ ssiag Is
Will negotiate Loans, yielding from : to 4 per
cent = month on unexoeptionabls Real Estate security,
make Collections, and locate Land Warrants.
DEEDs, MORT0A0Es, DEoLARAToRY STATEMENTS,
and other Instruments Of writing neatly and accurately
gsm3sa2R ERERs4 ny PERmIssIoN TO q
His Excellency, Gov. Medary, St. Paul, Minnesota. q
Tx. Gov. Alex. Ramsey, upp- se a'p. e8 9s
John Niuinger, Nininger, "s8s 5 ST. 3
Col. John NJ. Stevens, Glencoe, q
Cook 4 Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
John Ludlow, Pres't Springfield Bank, Springfield Ohio.
Levi Rhinehart ,Pres't MR. BIZ. State Bank - n"
Hon. Sampson Mason, f."
Peter Odln, President Dayton b. State Bk Dayton, =.
4. A. 4 TT. More, Dayton, Ohio. sg.saes9 M
4:ly e. ile ass .ai CHARLES E. CLARKE.
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FOR SALE OR 70 RENT.

Nv FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
A story and a half frame house On 9th street near
Ramsey avenue, thoroughly finished, with an excellent
cellar in FIRST rate order for winter use. Water handy
to the house. For further information inquire Of Louis
Loichot at the Post Office. .,se, a,s7 {.
Nininger, Oct. 10th, 1857. saxor RI = I,
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SHINGLES THAT ARE SHINGLES.
PM BENZ AHEAD

Z Messrs. HAINES \ SMITH, Pine Bend, NJ. T.,
are Offering for sale their frat quality Of rived and hand
shaved shingles on moderate terms. Orders solicited
from the back country of tho Vermilliop, which can h
Supplied from this point more conveniently than else
where. Those iesirous Of an article that can be depend
ed on should give them : call,
Pine Bend, Az. a, 1857
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B l. A G K S N 7 H.
Levee, near Eagle Steam Mil.

Would respectfully call the attention Of the citiscus Of
N'ninger and surrounding country, 10 the fact that be
has opened q Blaeksmith Shop ia this town, where he is
ARrepared TODD all kinds Of work in his liuc, aud hopes
70 VERT = share Of the public patronage.
: Country work solicited and gaaranteed.
Ninlngor, July 16, 1857. IL
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
. N1NINGER,e Mlsszsor4. LILY


bsaa IS THE FATHER OF our COUNTRY.
he Is represented In the garb and regalia of q Free
Mason, standing in the entrance of the great and mag
nihcent Temple Of King Solomon-the picture beinHr
-s9pssssy decorated with the mystic symbols Of Free
Masonry, and appropriately colored in the highest style
OF arr, presents one of the most gorgeous ~speetacles Of
oriental magpi6cent Of which tho mind can conceive.
The likeness Il s9iking and grand, and for the sublim-
ity Of attitude, ana the ease and dignity of manner, is
unsurpassed by any other painting ever executed either
in this country Or Eurofe. - IS ht
This surprising pictuFsAas been produced at an enor-
NOUS cost, and in order to SIMPLY the demand Of all class
es and tastes, has been exs1pted in various STYLES Of
coloring, At proportionate costa aging at retail from
four to five dollars. 60 se - vi bas
Pictures On other subjects far infslieAtQ this are sold
daily at seven and ten dollars per copy, Tin order to
place them within the reach Of al, THAT n~oAAmerican
citizen need be deprived Of having their pastS pr Offices
honored and adorned with one Of these magni60 spcci.
mems OF American art, in the form of the great y the
COCA Father OF our country, / have made The pi66& hus
low sss.as ss5 1,,Nsss .vA.3 sss9laSg %
Sample copies will be sent BY mail or express 3 anv
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tons for 1857, or for sample copies, address H. n. RIka
son, al Main st., Cincinnati, o., or il living East. Id
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!. I.S.-Pnb'ishers ii newspapers or periodicals giving
the above advertisements, including this notice, four or
more insertions In = conspicuous part Of their paper.
sending me marked copies Of the same, shall have one
OF the highest priced Of these pictures mailed to their
address. II. N. kUI.lSON, Queer CITY Publishing
House, Ill Main st Cincinnati. 10
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A Valuable CIalm

A Valuable Cl0lm
Of 100 acres, for sale, situated IL miles from FAR.
bault, and ~ from Shieldsvills it has good running
water, Is acres Of timber, and thirty acres Of meadow,
the balance being good pillow land.
Also 100 acres on Chubb Greek, I've miles from Lake.
vile, which is equally divided in prairie and timber;
has living water, &c. Inquire Of
j.. N. HILLHOUSE.
City of Nininmr, Aug. 46, 1857. 81
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Leaving q profit Of 1900 dollars.

Leaving = profit Of 8 1900 dollars.
Or say this is extravagant say his lots average $500
each, and still you have y profit Of 81 $685.. Or reduce
it still lower, put them At $3.50 each, and you still leave
q profit Of $2,487. Or say that by any possibility after
the Railroad is built he gets a price less than many Of
the lots have already been sold for, viz, 500 each, aud
he has still a profit of 81, 1913, a magnificent increase
upon the sum Of 800 invested lees than two years
before Ee1s5 s 4gged b. sa.s.@so .iaagteg l,as saI1
GEoR0E B. CLIrHERALI, Psrsident; Isuatius Don.
nelly, Wee President; George H. Burns, Secretary !:
{, I. Emerson, sTrsosxssr.s ss79sn sAs .44as5stnaaaa =.
Aa"9geys-DasidG 9. Barnitz, John Nininger, Charles
=. Clarke, James R. Case, Robert ;. Fill. 80 !" -
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Superior First Quality White Lime, Manufactured a,
Nininger and constantly on hand and for sae BY
/, w f MOWRY.
Nininger, June 90, 1857 ~ 7 2:ly
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PINE BEND BRICK YARD.

The undersigned have on hand ~ their yard : large
amount Of baick, Of = quality unsurpassed BY any other
made in the Territory. which they Offer for sale At ten
dollars per NJ. Those in want should send in their
orders immediately. They will be delivered if desired.
BISSELL 4 CRONKHITE.
Pine Bend. N. T.. Aug. "a. 1857.
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r. HoRsEs' ~CoArs-Lately going to the country to visi,
a friend of mine for a few weeks, / drove a very hand.
some horse and a good 'un-but was always annoyed
about his coat, as it was more like a lot of b~ristles than
a horses smooth skin, and all the grooming he could
get { wouldn't do.him no good My friend, who is a
great horse breeder aud fancier, made me try giving
him a few carrots every day out of my hand, saying that
he would have a good smooth coat in three weeks-and
he was right, for in that time my horse had a beautiful
sleek, glossy coat, and all from eating a few carrots
daily. lie tells me it is infallible. =
Foote dined at the Castle, at Salt-bill; when Part.
ridge produced the bill, Foote thought it very exorbi.
tant, and asked him his name.
partridge, replied the host. a
Partridge? 1t should be w~oodcock, by the length
of your bill,
Once en- a time, an freshman and a negro were fight
ing, and while graphing with each other, the Irshman
exclaimed
You black rascal, cry : enough ; I'll eight till I die
'SoU l. sung out the negro; s | always does
Sheridan, being on a parliamentary committee, one
day entered the room as all the members were seated
and ready to commence business perceiving no empty
seat, he bowed, and looking round the table with a droll
expression Of countenancc, said nw0E5n0
will any gentleman more that may take the
chair
There, now !" cried a little niece Of ours, while rum.
maging a drawer in q bureau, there now ! Gran pa has
gone to heaven, without his s~pectacles. What will be
do? And, shortly afterward, when another aged rela.
tive was supposed to be sick unto death, in the house,
she came runningto his bedside, with the glasses id her
hand, and an errand on her lips: ~"
You goin' to die p
They tell me So ~ .r., 4 -gna &
sGoin' to heaven 7. u .as t.ytssis rms + eiatt ~
Il hope So, sM3 .sikala = 5ianal1E ssmfa afeN
We'll, here are Gran'pa's spectacies. Mont you
take them to him r-lBoston Congregationalist
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VERM ILLION HOUSE,

14 R3tfeJ eAt sE3EHsae-A m#@k 81
EMPIRE CITY, ysee. a , N. T. q
y Nlartl Drookman, ireprleGer. ssaa
This house will always be found prepared to cacom-
modate travellers with everything to make them ON
Portable, and at reasonable charges. 6f Z
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Carrots for Stock.

Tan anything be. better as winter food for all kinds
Of animals than this familiar root ! We have used Il
for several years With most gratifying results. It Is not
only useful as a relish With other fodder, as, apples
contains valuable nodrishing properties, and NAV BE-
used as an alternate substitute for other food. We are
not surprised to learn that the keepers Of livery stables
in cities ara b~eginning to w carrots for horse. food.
They hold that . peck Of carrots and a peck Of oats are
better for q Aorseft6anltho Pccksl Of floats All animals
require for their health and comfort green food to mix
with their dry fodder and their winter bill Of fare is
de6cientyaif it r30es not ineande carrots sssA-asaeN
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TIE HANDYSIDEoH0USEs
s. n. JrxLsoN. Propretior.


Corner of Maia and Third Streets,
FAkIBAULT, N. r.
> . "u.ysnbs proprietor
~. This House is located in the centre Of the bust.
ness part Of the town. Stages stop ut this Hotel. Oily
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0N Woon.


The Subscriber i prepared to do all kinds of Mason Work 10 =
coed and workmanlks manner. @
Contracts taken II desired.
94issars1 usNRY HEMpnILL
Iiningsr City.
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& THONAs,
Minneapolis. N,
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Flow TO Cook BEEF SrEAKs-We
copy the following receipt for cooking
beef steaks so as to have the dish suita-
bic to cat, from Mrs. Stephens Illustrat-
cd Monthly:
But how do you cook your steaks.
eh p There's the rub Broil them
Good. Fry them? No, no. If you
want to convert tender OK flesh into
leather, use the pan and slow fire, and
the experiment will be sure to succeed:
but adopt my plan, and my head for it
you will cat nothing but steaks for the
next three months.
Well, then, fry it; but not in the vul
gar way, with just bit Of fat to keep
it simmering. A steak fred in the or
binary way ought to be carefully dishcl
trimmed with parsley, and then-con-
signed to the dust hole, But III tell
you how to try a steak; and DO SO
tremblingly, for it is so grand, SO origin l
receipt. that think if | were brisk
enough | might get a million francs for
it from the society of gourmands; and
now, if 'let the delicious secret out,
my prospective million will be lost for.
ever.
Have your steak cut in one large slice
from the middle of the ramp; thickness,
one inch; superficial measurement.
seventy square inches; weight about one
and quarter pounds. See that it has
= nice rim of yellowish bark-that is,
fat-along the outer side; and Hit is n OF
really handsome, call poor woman and
make it a present to her for her hun
CRY ones, and literally pay for another
for yourself. Take it home yourself and
from that moment let no hand but your
own touch it. Even obtrusive eyes
should be kept off, for my plan of cook
ing is not to be haekneyed and vulgariz
ed. Hunt up all the pickle jars, and
take from each kind of pickle a little OF
the vinegar, say teacup each of onion
caulifower, cabbage and French bear
pickle-home made, Of course, and with
plenty of spicy flvors. Lay the steak
in deep dish, and pour over it the
whole of the vinegar, Let it lay ar
hour. Then take clean frying pan
throw In three ounces OF butter, and poul
into it some of the vinegar from the dish
sufficient just to stew in the refreshing
compound. Lay the steak in it, let i
stew; turn it as judgment dictates. and i
you manage it right as to the quantity o
liquor, it will, when done, be found i'm
bedded in a thickened gravy of its OWL
juicy essences and the dried up pickle
Put the steak into very hot dish before
the fire, and into the pan throw an ounce
more butter ,one chopped up Glove or gar
lie, and two tablespoonsful of ketchuI
and spoonful of raw mustard. Fry thu
gravy, butter, ketchup, etc., lin the pan til
it boils, and pour it over the steak, an(
prestoG. the whole house will be fragran
with dish that in the words Of putin;
traders, needs only one trial. etc. Onl.
one trial. ha, ha p
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NOTICE

A III. persons indebted to the estate OF
n the late William bingham, Esquire, deeeas'
ell, are called upon 10 make immediate payment
All the lands remaining unsold belonging to tho
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Hancock, and Washington, in the State Of Maine
are now offered for sale reduced prices for eash'
For information Ia regard to the above ard for
rau-and descriptions If these lands, application
may be made ta tie agent.
C, N. BLACK
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If the English have been surprised by the
exuberance Of joy which has been manifested
in this country over the laying of the tele-
graph cable, the French have been astonish-
ed One editor decIar.s that the Americans
were so wild with joy that their fire works
did not come up TO their point OF enthusiasm,
and 50 they set the City Han on fire, and
then went home satisfied that they had done
proper honor to the occasion.
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The FAIR of the North Aroostook Agri-
cultural and horticultural Society, will be
held at Presquc Isle the 9th and It'll of Oct.
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~ DuhAO's CATAERlI SNIFF
DLkNO'S CATABElI SNUFF ;
CELEBRATED UTrr
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SoRE THROAT Nl''SrMTis, a..
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II FIR sale nj Nnnartgr, : Prices. by c G Peck,
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Ayers Pills

Are particularly adapted to
arrangements 81 ihc digestive
apparatus, and diseases arts
ing hum impuriiy q tn
tlnoi A large part ot all the
complaints that ai,iiLt msn-
kind originate IN one IT these.
and consequently these l'iti.s
are found 10 cure many yari-
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