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VERMIN ON ANIMALs.-Lice may be destroyed in
several ways -. 4-, -4a4 ~., j.,
lst. BY rubbing in among the hair, on the part af-
fected, q mixture Of an ounce of Scotch SNUFF to a pound
Of lard or other grease, Or the grease, alone.
! 2ud. BY powdered charcoal sifted in among the h,ir.
Sd. BY ashes from the blacksmith's forge, applied in
the same way. a..5
j. 4sh. When pigs are effected, pour buttermilk along
their backs, freely, so that it will trickle down their
sides.
Ticks on sheep may be removed by opening the wool
along the back, and s~prinkfitg in 4 little Scotch snuff
from head to tail. .TheeditorA6& the american -Agri-
~culturist has tried all Of these remedies and pronounces
them efficient.
How TO PROSPER IN BUSINESS. In the frss place,
make up your mind to accomplish whatever you under
take decide upon some particular employment and per.
severe in it. All difficulties are overcome by diligence
and ~assiduity.
Be not afraid 10 work with your own hands, and dill
gently too. A cat in gloves catches no mice
Attend to your own business, and never trust it TO
another. "A pot that belongs to many is ~illstirred and
worse boiled Ills 10 -.4ts-;- 1~ 2saa ;, ts15.a ...4-
:. Be frugal. sThst which will not mako a pot will
make a pot lid. '-'.~' F'."1 4i' III AZ So. ID a
Be abstemious: Who dainties love shall beggars
prove ~ '"''t ""~ w. 80 - =" 4'
;. Rise early. IThe sleeping fox catches no poultry
Treat every one with respect and ~civility. Every
thing is gained and nothing lost by courtesy Good
manners insure success. .,a
ii Never anticipate wealth from any other source than
labor.. tHe; Who waits for dead mems shoes may have
to 20 for = Icing time barefoot., 4- -.~. A..
And, above all things, M desperamdwm,' for
Heaven helps those who help themselves
- If 'yypu implicitly follow those precepts, nothing can
hinder you from accurpulating.." -" : ~@' ~'o.
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,. THIS towDlialo0Ated on the junction OF the Dodd and
Faribault roads, in Rice County, NJ. T., on. the N r.
quarter Of Section Is lTewAA Ill rrnge FL west. It
Is a we'll timbered ldistricts and has a. steam saw mid,
hotel, store, blaeks.nith shop, &e,. and already contains
some rs Inhabitants, and others coming ia, althaugb
only laid osi jp Jppe last. ll~pformction relating 70. the
town may be had by addressing S. MsMMLkAs Vhion
Lake, N. I. Of
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-1EN NIX - 5N"a.sI ~ M : ii. :.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

..~M ... FOR SALE OR TO RENT. m
A story and . 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. i For further information inquire Of Louis
Loichot at the Post Office.
Nininger, sOct. 10th, 1857. lids ss s4- aAT l.
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REAL ESTATE &GENERAL AGENT.
"a3A Aiia. --.f - sa4a ~ ,{ .s4 81 .a0 !.

~ ~ ~ AN O4y1 \
c~ONvEYANCER N NOTARY PUBLIC
'''''''' ,"' ." NININ0ER, MINNESOTA. ,l
Will always attend to buying aud selling Land and
City Lots on Commission. &.
Will negotiate Loans, yielding from 2 to 4 per
cent q month on unexceptionxble Real Estate security,
make Collections, aud locate Land Warrants.
q. DEEDS, MoRroAoEs, DEcLARAToRY. STATEMENTS,
and other instrumspts Of writing neatly and accurately
...~3 -Al o.aEFERs BY PERMISSION. to- g
His Excellency, Gov. Medary, St. Paul, Minnesota,
Ex. Gov. Alex. Ramsey, "
John Nininger,. Nininger, .,sa3" "
Col. John N. Stevens, Glencoe, f"
Cook 4 Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
john Ludlow, .Pres't Springfield Bank, Springfield Ohio.
Levi Rhinehart Prss't M.R,y Br. State Bank
Peter .Odliu, President Dayton BIZ. State Bk Dayton, .
E. A. & I. 7. More, Dayton, Ohio.
Aly".l.,. ~o. q. .s.~s CHARLES E. CLARKE.
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sI0.. s.s.assq aval0able LC1olm ls.a Ii sas
. .0f,.l60 asresy fr sale, SITUATED II miles. fron. Fari-
,bsalt, and 2 ! frssal Shieldsvilla it bas god running
iwases, rs aares. Of timber, and thirty !aeFes aef nsadov,
the balance being seed Plew land. Is. 81 u hi.~ .hsua.. -
) Aha l6o acnao n. Chabb Creek, Ave miles hea Lake.
wills, which H. equally divided. il prairie and. timber;
has living xaser.,&s . Laqaire Of i, "
~ OitY af Nininar. Al. -. 1851. -.nna - -
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THAT ARE SHINGLES.
PINE BEND AHEAD!

are offering for sale their first quality Of rived and h.,d
shaved shingles on moderate Ttsrps.ls Orders collected
from the back country Of the Vermillion, which can ~
supplied from this point .nore. co.yenisatlys than else
where. Those desircsse N article ttat "a h. depend
I'd on should give them = ca!l: al .. ,.as.asr9,qml s.
Pins Bead, Aug. "a, 1851 a*.a =
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T. No: . EXCHANGE 'B1ocx,i' rREEpORr,l ILL.,
WHOLESALE AND HETArt pEALxks IN 2'ss."a
81 IT,: 1s:1!::., 1 1noE E!,st: MA II!
,.a -, I and : full assortment Of
0a1ldeas' Hardware, Observation-Disclosures
C001A ~ "a ~+"4~t II
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- DAVID G.

sch DAVID G. BARNlTZ... ~ s.. ~
K E.A'L4"E Estate AGE4N T,
C~onveyancer and Notary Public ~a~
'-- sh' - ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.
keiersnoes-Ex. Gov. Alex. Ramsey, ~""
- - '' John Nininger, s''n"| 81. Paul.
f'''''' - = Trimble 4 Thompson. j. = 80, .:.
"' '' ''''' " 'lgnatus Donnelly, t. ....~. -a4 -
t.,. gaY'-s - Geo. II. Barns. - =.
: . h 4':A' Miller -. Munger cry.
4a80 acres Half Breed scrip, g '''"- ~'''
1870 acres in Scott county, '''' d." '''~'4-a ~"' ga
6VO acres, 7 miles below Hastings. sa,.t (.
Lots In. Hudson, Nininger, Shakopes, Ramsey, Fortuna.
Minneapolis snd St. Paul. D>..s"., ~ ~.a ). ea,-l.~ sid. I
LEO acres enc. mile. sboye ST. Anthony. i.a Ga. j., a,,.
- YolnaGa lot in Winona, rear the. court howe, Ia
100 acres opposite to k;enticeiio.. :" -" 90"
l6o acres lmiles above White Bear Lake il Ramsey
county - '-"'' -, =" -" 80 - ">As"',@ .1s3a
7. WILD and IMPROVED LANDS. and TOWN LOTS.
IN .at psrts.. Of the Territory fcr. sale on. terms easy 70
o:Iy st. Anthony st., 81. Paul.
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! PINE + N BRICK YARD.

r. Tho sunde5aigned have on ha1d q thor yard o large
amount q baisky Of . quality unsurpassed b. any other
made ID the Territory which they easr for sale At ten
dellars per N. Those IN want should .sead in their
orders iansdistslJ They will 10 delivered IT. daaired.
asaaa4 is5s sdi b"aBlSSELL 4. CRONKHITE. ~
ne Pine Bend, Mt, Aug, d, 1857. =. ss-s. LII
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THE HANDYSIDE HOUSE
8. NJ. JlLLsoM. Propratior. !.
,'''e Corner cf Rice Avsus. and Sixth Street, ....
eas! - NINiyGER err II. i! s'7' '"'
This hotel has just bees opened for the aoco.nmoda.
ton Of the public, and guests may rely nn having their
comforts properly cared for, a. 40 pains will ba spared
70 make the house equal to the best il the Territory.
s.--
FA lBA ULT 10 u-S r.
- - Corner Of Main and Third Streets, u....1
~''1~'f54a ~ s"i.'aD3st sS@@s sd5 -
FARIBAULT, l.sh ...s. p. @....@ - IN, r.
- 81 ~.:s-tD,s4 A---Y A..a a 81. 4sHsi
r. Nwallmg.sSts. .a. 49, .na Propvleeer
"-'9i s'".. $50. F,5oa----. oa., ss.8 ~. a.as 81
"Ap9- This House is located in tho GENRE IL tue bust.
ness part OF the town.. Stages stop ut this Hotel. Oily
VERMILLIOA HOUSE,
EMPIRE CITY. s4 .-... - 4M.r.
:" - Marti Bresksnan, frepriessr.: "a 'ssi
j. This house will always be found. prepared to .scors-
modate travellers with everything to make them om.
Portable, and at reasonable charges. 6tf
MILLER d STARR, p"''.~'
o. ' ''''"@ '"7. '.NOKTR- WESTERN =. ~" 3s9.i -.4
Type, S~tere0typeA BDecaroeype Fouadry.
>rs@-- A. PR TIERS WAREHOUSE! s.5aI =
Corner Of East Water. and Spring streets, Mizvawkes,
-. Ar Wisconstm.
Having completed our arrangements for the above
business in this city, We would invite the cooperation of
the printers in this aad Surrounding Statesin ito behalf.
Our facilities are equal to any. Foundry in the country
for manufacturing Type and .Priptes,s Materiali and for
beauty. Of finish and ~hardness Of metal cannot be- sur
passed. in .this Or any other country. The faces Of 9pr
Type. are al modern and most apprpyed styles, and
We shall endeavor to compete with our Eastern brethren
in getting up new styles Of Type, Borders, Cuts, 0rn.-
mepts,l&&c. We are in daily receipt Of All new sfaees,'
as they are made in the East, and in advance Of any
other Establishment It the West :" t"-"s+ '"
>" Being Agents for some Of the best Type !Ftcuudries
aad Press and Ink Manufactosies It the East, ~ shall
keep constantly on hand efall assortment Of every varie-
ty of material. - ,t.r
Presses, Wood Type, ETC., furnished At Manufacturer .
Orders for stsnsotypius, Engraving, TO-, pronpsly
We shall issue in the course Of the next three months
. new Specimen Book which will be furnished on
application: ~ ~ ssi.o S"' - ~+tiaShis Ia J" sTas
~ Printers Of 4ewspapers who choose to publish
this Advertisement, including this note, one month, will
be allowed their bills, at the time Of Purchasing. three
times the amount Of our manufacture. atas Is
EDWARD MILLER, Late Of Albany, N. ].
" n. A: STARR, Late Of STAIRS Printing OAce.9
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CREDIT. g
Par value of ten shares Of capital stock in the Nininger
and St. Peter Western Railroad Company, 1000
Value Of ten lots in the town of Louisville, 10000
O.OOO
-
$1,000.
Leaving a profit Of 6. 800 dollars.

I Leaving a profit Of 9 900 dollars. MAN. sla.a -.
Or say this is extravagant say his lots average $500
each, and still you have u profit of 81 1925. Or reduce
it still lower, put them at $3.50 each, and you still leave
q profit Of s. ,4a7. 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, $lQO each, and
he has still a profit of 81, 1913, a magnificent increase
upon the sum Of 500 invested less than two years
before. g 4a} ..~.-a5aaa. . ..
GEORGE B. CL1TnERALL, P+esidentj Ignatius Don
nelly, Vice President; George H. Burns, Secretary !;
G. L. Emerson, Treasurer.
Aamagers--naEid G.. Barnits, John Nininger, Charles
+. Clarke, James 4. Case, Robert F. Fisk.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAxNTER

Would respectfully. inform the citizens Of Niningsr and
oil work il his line, oitAe entire satisfaction Of hiS Gus.
toners. All orders promptly attended to with neaaness
and Dispatch hi.s5s:sba.' ! 4aA:4 aia4 - ti..a -o.Y
"a Paper HassinEs constantly On hand for .sa3e,A and
rooms; Papered and decorated 10 order. 10. d4iii. ii
AtninGer, June 20, 1851. ii~ .a) -Esrs a4:fvs
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-, 80 saxl .AUUIItUN, ~ NlNINVLk -
This addition, censisting Of Eionry AcHss. have beea sarveysl
ed plattsa in eoansetion. With the original tsva ~ Nisingss h
hss within The limits Of the original town aad 10 houadeA By ID
- three sides. The lots lie ~ near the river s.d ths Isvss, -
'As sSns nsmbas " lots - hr.t laid cot BY che ~1rtpsiessrA
1asy ~ ~ saly less = vhieh no esildies ehisssis. T.. b::s
b unsurpassed for besuty on the Mississippi river: 4 - -
,sesy eeeaea r. m sxtensive beck. eosatry Of great fertility. ssl
lssst's 80 hundred niss int the interior. Niaisssr ~ viNis
tAsss neaths asquirsda population n tive hp.dssd perssea
Applications for los can Be made to Or. !. = ensra ~ 70
AHDAxw LxvsxfHs. Real Estate Dealer, r. 81 arsxa, q - ~
sndsedgasa1 #s4 III saas ra. .~s. -.4sesg- .fI.q4
-. HANCOCK 4 TH0IAS.
Mi.asarslis. Mt.
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Decisinm.

It is not difficult to be decided, were this all ; but to
Be decided and firm, while the feelings and the voice
srt IS soft a. the lutte, is difficult. Your child has no
judgment. Hundreds Of times every week, and many
shines every day, he must be denied, and have his
wishes and his viii submit to yours. Wien he IS we'll,
you must, Of necessity, be constantly thwarting his in-
~elirstions, ~forbidding him or commanding him and
,Hhen be il sick, you must force him, and stand further
shan ever aloof from indulgence. Even when you feel
that he is on the bed Of death, you must control him,
govern him, command him, and see that he obeys !!
Your own decision, energy and .6rmness, must never
waver for . moment in his presence. While a mothers
heart pleads for indulgence, you must have a resolution
which viii force you to do your duty, even while the
heart bleeds, and the eyes weep. That noble mother
Who held her child while it's leg was amputated, and
did Il with . 6rnnsss that he dared not resist, and with
stenderaess that made him feel that she did it for his
eood-who does not admire? These two qualities
decision and mildness, are seldom found in man. He
Is either too stern or too leuieut. But the mother she
can possess them both, and have them both in exercise
il the same moment. But she must have the aid Of
heaven. She must seek 1t in prayer, At the foot of the
throne, and there She will ind it, 81
could point you to a son, who cherishes the memory
Of his mother "a something inexpressibly dear and sa-
cred. She was q widow, and he her only son. When
s.young man, he said something or did something in
H. presence Of his sister and /! cousin, both young
ladies, highly improper. His mother told him Of his
fault, mildly and kindly, and requested him to make an
apology to the girls. This he declined. She insisted
upoa il, and even laid her commands. He refused.
she next requested him to go with her into his chamber
n The third story. He complied. She then very coolly
took the ke7, and told him she should lock the door,
and he would neither see her face nor receive food, till
he ~Submitted. The next day she called at the door Of
the prisoner. .aoiYi: =
: Ny son, are you ready to comply With myr request
No, mother
The second day, the sane question was, ASKED, and
she same answer received. ;
james, you think by holding ont thus, your mother
will yield, and come to your terms-but yoh do not
know her. I am in the path Of duty, and | shall not
should | live 50 long w. ~~&~
That evening be would have sent . message to bis
mother, bat be had no messenger. On the fourth day,
he promised to do whatever she required. She opened
the door, and her pale, sick.looking boy embraced her
with tears, asked her pardon, AID Submitted to her re-
QUESTION. =
He has since been see1sto she'd tears Of gratitude
over that decision and faiithfulness, and to assert with
the utmost confidence, that it was this frmness in bis
widowed mother that saved him. from irrevocable ruin.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS;
Ga. NININGER, MINNEsorA. LILY

II H; is represented sci ii ii. the g.srb and regal. Of I . Free
ni6ceet Temple Of King Solonon-the picture being
,aaPerbly' decorated with the mystic symbols Of Pres
Masonry, and appropriately colored in the highest style.
Of an, presents one Of the most gorgeous s~pectacles o.
oriental magnificent Of which .fhe mind cad conceive.
The likeness Il, striking and grand, and for the sublim-
'ity Of attitude, And the ease and dignity Of manner, t.
aasg,pssssd y any other painting ever executed, either
This surprising picture has been produced At an enora
nous cost, and in order ID supply the demand Of all class
es and tastes has been ss1ecuted in various styles Of
four e I've dollars. AaSe''e - :.
Pictures on other subjects far inferior to this are sold,
daily At seven and ten dollars per Jeoppysbst in order to
place then within the Ecsch of all; Char a American
honored and adorned with one Of these usgai1pegt speci.
mems of American art, in the form Of the great md the
good Father Of our ccuntry; have made the pr thus
How. w." i'5. "a. 80 s.-"C A.~s rs sas al .asaH-S
Sample copies will be sent BY mail Or e1presA to any
part'o of the United States on receipt Of the rshn price
in current funds or postage stamps: a.. " ssss".i 81.
For terms to agents, a full list Of my new pAblica.
eon, l4l Maiu st., Cincinnati, o.; or if living East, al
dress D.: Rulison, % South Third st, Philadelphia.
| P..S.-Pubiishers IF newspapers OF periodicals giving
the above advertisement, including this notice, four or
more Insertions in q conspicuous part of their paper,
sending me marked copies of The sams, shall have one
Of the highest priced Of these pictures mailed to theit
address. H. M KULISON, Queen City Publishing
House, 14l Main ST., Cincinnati. ! 100 10.
r 81 4---1M .9sl~L.--
r.. az n. BLAKELY, N. ~, p.'as az
tPH FSICIAN AND SURGEON,
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III S NJ. 1T H.
Levee, near Eagls Steam Mill, :

II Would respectfully call the attention Of the citizens Of
Munger and surrounding country, 10 the fact'that be
has opened . Blacksnsith' Shop in this town, where he is
prepared to do ell kinds Of work ia his line, and hopes
70 merits share Of the public patronage. 49, -
- aConptry. vork Sol;e;xnA and. cu.ve~to>a. -,
Ninipger, July l6, 1857. 'as@1 ei III.
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!. .a.ARCHITE C,TS,. :.

: Tie above finn would respectfully inform Their friends
and tie public generally, that they are now prepared 70
fdrnish designs and SuppSrintend the erection Of building
ofs any style OF description with ueatusss I'd dispatch.
and 1t reasonable rates. As*Ts ie4@sss "ag s."42 2:ly -
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.lDAJA4E l!IoIfGh.m1 ID y

Fl sndsssis.sA. Psepgstos Of the CIR o. HuIxess, DeksA
Cosssy, kisnsses4. hereby gives Pebble Astiss 10 III pSrdss SAs
Asye psFqha.ed lots il The said City. ssdsr and subject - -
ordinary eovsnast expressed il the deeds. to VT, 70 ~eosGfSsessa
ssetais amount Of Improvement therein s~dpdllasa.. xiehin zig
nohthS from the dstso II the'ssme, md to finish Tie said fmpso,s-
nsnfs within two years tbs~etson :; that . .onaesnpEsaoe VIII .
part II the said covenant will be considered . pes-compliass
With the terms Of the Whole Cpd tAss erery lot for which ;ss se-
expiration q the said period 4 six nsaths. no improvement As
been commenced. will BE- considered forfeited, and reversed 10 .
undersigned, and viii Be- BY him rsso1d, tie sAnt ~ thsssh -
1asd tAa svsf b~snf executed 10y him for tie nms. a.ss ~
""'' ~~*"' 80 JOIN Hfes xGEH
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!. .xH 80 J.. The 'Rrlilsih Ferinlicolc: 7'"
GsEAr REDUCTION IN raE raIcE. L.'SCOTT 4 CO., New
York. continue to publish the following leading British
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nnrivaledoi lin the world Of letters, being considered indif
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He has since been see1Eto she'd tears Of gratitude
over that decision and faithfuIness, and to assert with
the utmost confidence, that it was this frmness in his.
widowed mother that saved him from irrevocable ruin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04
OUR FAMILY MARhET REPORT.

Poultry decidedly higher though Is still the cheapest
food in the market Tho gut for several weeks has been
most extraordinary Il known that much fly tons
day q turkeys and chickens bought in by the Anne
rcan Express Company and il than likely tia; the
daily consumption in this city averages 100 tons
Notw isan ling the abundance 81 poultry there
much that i really good in the market, and where All
this poorly fe and badly packed poultry have
from " wonder II has been suggested that the poor
birds killed and sent " market " prevent them from
dying Of hunger our farmers sinsularly stupid IN
this matter. would lay them well 10 fatten their birds,
and fat they cannot afford 70 send such stuff they
10 10 market When will they learn little common
senscg
Canvass back ducks are dear and are likely 10 con
prices and moderately sought aer Prairie hens
eheapening. ditto qusiis.
There i little TO note in meats Prices gene.
rally pretty low, In consequence of the continued abun
dance u cattle bot the retail prices not low they
should be- taking INTO consideration the moderate whole
sale rates. Mutton IL very abundant
Fish continues high and commands ready sale There
y no variation worth noting Oysters abundant and
cheap. and sell readily.
Butter unchanged and dull Cheese IL iriac dcarcr
while eggs continue high, with small sales
In vegetables Their. II nothing note Prices are
generally unchanged for several weeks III this time or the
year. the resut Of the harvest IS known, and the
amount 10 maiset easiy 70, nj. Potatoes little
HsliF.r."
Apples dull and little lower in consequence of
lot II poor having been thrown the market They
will he very high by February, from present indications