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Leaving apro6t of $500 dollars.

! Or gay this IL extravsgant say his lots average $500
EACH and still you have . profit Of $4,925. Or reduce
il still lowesy put them It $3.50 each, and You still leave
. profit ofi$2,4s7. Or say thss by any possibility after
the Railroad is built he gsts . price lens than many Of
the lots have already been sold for, viz, 800 each, and
he has still . profit Of 81, l9s, . magnificent increase
upon the sum ofo$l00 invested less than two years
before. gwob Hoes .go.ss-~ssx .a 55ie aaiaw aA@
sG1oaaE B. CL1rHERA1L, President; 1gnstius DON
nelly, Viet Eresidest; George H. Burns, Secretary;
c. i. EnsrsunS 1Teoskner.E ear 80 .b74s1 as7 l1s-y IN
M Nanages-David g. Barnitz, John Nininees; Charles
Z. Clarke, James r. Case Robert +. Fisk. 3 Fs1ef
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This town = located On che jaaetiea Il tie Odd asA
Fazibsult roads. in Rice County, N. +, On ~ NE.
quarter Of Section Is, Town. Ill, range n vsss. It
Is : well timbered DISTRICT and has s steAA slaw nil,
.ssss Is inisbitsss., and osis-s coming ., assessa
only laid out in june last. Infosneticn rslaAiag - tAe
town may be had BY addressing S.tW MILLER Usi>a
Lake, ~. T. 1.azn mAa9aa. ~ Aasa ~ 81 -
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!. X =. CLARKE, (.
REAL ESTATE & GENERAL AGENT,
CONvEYAKCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
80 8
5a 9N1NINGER, MINNESOTA,

VIII always attend to buying and selling Land and
City Lots on Commission. sdx xsw ya 2IessEa1 J9,a
Is Will negotiate Loans, yielding from 2 to 4 per
cent = monfh on anexceptionable Real Estate security,
make CclleStions, and locate Land Warrants. & sf 81.
DEEDS, qMosrdAoEs, DDoLARAToRY S~rATxMzNTs,
aadlother instruments Of writing neatly and accurately
sa@hasa ass REFERS BY PERMISSION TO a.Jel ,
His Exeellency, Gov. Medary, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Ell. Gov. Alex. Ramsey, 5aa4 { d u" eaaos
John Nininger; Nininger, ? e2i-a9" +"
CoiIJohn M. Stevens, Glencoe, " .a
Cook 4 Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
John Job; R asd!s., f ess''. s r y & ID s Ban. R Springfield & Ohio
Hon. Sampson Mason, 49, :"
aollin, President Dayton BIZ. State Bk. Dayton, !"
e. A:i& 7. T. More, Dayton, Ohio:
: 4:ly fs aa4 sd. CHARLES f. al
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0UsrAvN DE3oLUAD,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.

Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Ninineer and
the public ]. general, that he SNOW prepared T. execute
all work in bis line, 70 the entire satisfaction Of his Gus
TONERS. All orders promptly astended to With asstsess
and dispatch. III -
Paper Hsngings constantly on hand for SAL, and
rooms pspered and decorated to order. - a.
Nininger, June 20, 1857. 2:lv
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beraised as . forage crpp ip tthis copntry-dve tons 70
produced to the acre. ANA a. c& country ii. the world can
'prodaee finer or larger ~:.:urueps, beets, rutabsgas, cor.
rots or cabbages. sgs ms g3o1 yN3 Aaaa.. gYag
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3 E@9FI 49, DUGO0MUV $500 -
B L A c K s n I I'll
~ -ml aLAvee. mar Each Nkaam 1s;Nssalg q

Would respectfully call the atteat;oa Of ~ si1issas Il
Niuingsr and surrounding sounssy, t. The 6et that he
has opened aBlaeksmith Shop in th. 4wAsss - i
pFepaseat f. Dc ~ kinds Of work il his lin, aud hopes
td1lesit asheg4sef tAe pablie pssrenaes. Sap iybaas b.
2 #CoaneEy M44l& aelisited and Euasantssa. ID .aaa. ID b
Nini1C8y 11y s1e, 1857. .sx eYt. 20 4as aria4:l
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mlprogress Of erection. Mo- owni in the Territory or in
the whole great West ever rose more rapidly or prom.
Uses more brightly for the future. What arc the lots
worth that were bought . year ago for six dollars each ?
I0nkxa littlA while ago Msee Of them sceys sod for one
Aousand dolayy cad Will the incredulous calculate
the rate Of interest per month that will increase eighteen
dollars in one year into one thousand dollars.
Will not tho same thing take place in Louisville? Il
such results have, been attained in Nininger BY . Judi.
cious oombinxtion Of numbers and wealth, that viii be
lie results in Louisville when that combination 10 bent
not to the erection Of houses, which will, rise Of them.
selves With the necessity for them, but to the bringing
to the heart Of the town that great avenue Of trade =
Railroad, that great desideratum Of modern times, with
out which commerce moves not, man travels not, and
cities grow not the all in all Of progress and advance
ment. asso.,.asg be- .~s,seee' .sgasfAs /,
/, That read once built Who can doubt that lots in Louis
wills, be worth from Ave hundred dollars and upwards
to Eve thousand, Il would make Louisville the en-
porium Of the Minnesota River, collecting into its folds
al the wealth and commerce Of the region around it.
We will say A. b. buys ten lots for ten dollars each,
making in al one hundred dollars. he subscribes ct
the same time for ten shares Of Stock, on which be pays
City dollars per month, for twenty months, at the end
of which time he has paid up the full value Of bis Stock,
viz, 81, 900. In the meantime, month after month,
the Railroad has gone on, excavations have been dug,
rails have been laid, and depots have been built. What
are A. BIS lots worth? At q reasonable calculation
one thousand dollars each. II lots in Hastings, Shake
pee, and various other towns, are now worth that sum,
will not the lots in q Railroad terminus be equally
valuable .-@f& @s nI
e How then do A. BIS accounts stand.
gi Paid for lots in the town Of Louisville, 100
~Ss&" :" Stock in the Railroad Company, 1000
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This addition. sea sstins Of EI.yE1r Acsss, ~ ess: 1890 Msyn
md platted In connection With the original town @ Nna1e1
Ihs Within Tie limits Of the orieoAl7town and tbe.sdeAAgs
o. thsss sides. Tia lots lie q ae.s The ,i'sr cad IL lessesss
ts ene number Of lots q frst Md es y n: pr:PsassesA
~tachsd; they s<s sold free Of al inauAabranees. This 9esssa
b unsurpassed for beauty on the MisSiAHlpdS river 49, Z
sasy seesss To- "a excessive back country - gtsaA tsEfng. -
a6oFds . chipping point for . section Of seEritesy. rsachi:es e
least one hundred miles into the interior Nsndeees - ~Snn
ehfse moatAs acquired . population Of two iOodrea pexs9ns- e..
Applications for lps can be made 10 DE-. kE SarSts pf -
ASDnDw LSvzscsa. Reel Estste Dealer. Of St-Eea, Or - -
81 -. a% HANCOCK : 1sNo4As. ~,.
1HaaWsssH@. u. Z,
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A~RCHITECTS,, -

Contractors and 3o110eE1.o
The shove frm would respectfully issosn tA6s fjs.ds1
and The public generally, that they sss new Psspassa TO-
furnish .dssians aud supsrintesd ts ersstien q i1ildinr
Of any style or description with seatssss a aiepsssh
and at rsisoaah,e Estes. Fa2& 3:tys
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SHINGLES THAT ARE SHINGLES
sdf PINE REND AHEAD. es sd

Aessrs. HAINES 4 SMITH, Pine bend, N. r.,
are offering for sale their first quality Of rived and hand
shaved shingles on moderate terms. Orders solicited
from the back country Of tho Vermillicn, which can be
supplied from this point more conveniently than eIss-
where. Those DESTROYS of an article that can be depend
ed on should give them . call. "a ? /" g sa@i
{ Pine Bend, Aug. "a, 1857 - q
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LIME! xI1k1!
Superior First Quality White Lime, Manufactured at
Nininger and constantly on hand And for sab By 81.
w r MOWKY.
Nininger, june 20, 1857. 1sm $50 a 2:1y b
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ssg soAnoUel q. ol0An. i 1ss,,a 70
.aEAtsfsTATf AefeT Ase1 1aokel, 4
30 & Aaa..y1i u. s.sv;a.ss lrsI.t q g. ~ a. $50
SAINT PAUL. -. :. 4rDJ1ooIA 'ssEa
sas9 A,lcsrn..art Il els.t.. x,,ilis II \ i11if ao'sa ~
" mIH0x1. o. 10y. 20 sFa 1erJJUDo3kA a %
al LapA Beatxk ana sia - csskisvsoos. asssy 49, -
iavseDse 0sdsss H. knavasnoss nesaA AaetQoaka4loor
City Properly fss sals. e. g ANH 81 -
a ,ss hvorlHYarb IL reg eiasla ne
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HILI4HOUSE + RURCELLssssssS ao !
~ DEALERs IN
Groceries, Provisions 8ax4-
ware, oroc lEry, &c. q.
cash.
Nininger, October LIT, 1867. 2:ly
MIN =. CARLE = @. gaa3 ass ssss
Mat 1ARxUT 3
FuTa SrszEr, (uesr the Handysids House. AisIxsss.
Beef veal. mutton, Fish,
Ice, &c. ABB 1.sssl
~. DRIED FRUIT Of III kinds Kept coss1aa&ly
on hand, and for sale 1t ths1owest rates. Also, Lard,
Butter, and Egg. a4s So 2;1y :
sale

For sale. 60 !
LOTS asd HOUSES in Ninisgs~, al FARMS in
the neighborhood also lots IN the Additioas; aleo. for
sale OF 70 let, the new stone Warshouss On H. LAvse.
Apply - ~ls s54 6. O. ROBERTSON, rs II
IT Fssasssnsg asts4& aa HiAinow, NJ. q
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This Department is ,Ypder thss n~Aitorial s~coQteol Of L.
N. CouNrRYMAN, TO whom al matter relating thereto
is to be sadreesed, either - this place or Hastings.
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49, -
a1s.. .IlIIIlUk IL r44fia4s3S6NH .11s III
un n seasarsd, Pse9ietor Of he Csr ~ hdsss, 49,
Cssa1. Ntsee0ts, Aereby dys Pphhss Notes = ~ peraas -
kss psrsASSSSd ~ n tS ma Catys aJasf - s5a2 Ns19s col
ssdaasy Covenant sxpesned + ~ desds, 70 ut, ~ esnoSss4H
esrain' a.eass 81 i~nlrsv5ssst aAsssis sHsAssskssdtn4 -
months from the dse u he sinA - 80 lsishshs seAtqn3S&3esss s,k.
nssts sjthia swDs ysen thkAeefpn: bat : psseapAAsss si1ef
past - de said covenant. wa be considered 4 ssaesspaS6s
With ~ terms Of tie whole, and sAss every lot Sor ma ard rA
espi18ep Of tie sid period o. e. nsnibs, ne inPsssssess -
ssd M - y hin ressld, lie saassbIoasn-xah6 az
dssd hd sm~ esa er.nssA b. him Ter theaaAsfs ~ r. aaisssa :
- III has.<ss4 eag tas 70. lOHE JM1SGER zassss.,c.
/. - '7aclEA1InsE xl1IixElkstOis. ~ 49,. - w. sa', g:
! 1tsaa. .iar
.sov CIVIL NGlNgEK. And SURVIVOR !, - II
: a1es4Rseay J1tssssessess Tkv-sfAaEa.1ss3 III
lunl . i 4, 20 a 4. pa d h. .i.a.sdfs, ..l.a.1 az x..fe j.zas sssss @sSssssas
Land Warrants. ceNsedos oeDsbss S.ymtsss1 sa gaEssaA
49, . 1s.es, ssaeAe iSsssslsas ~ Ns.gi "a % ii II .saH
- r.s.sn.aoa iabeat i. r.rssrssyy sansa.s y ,snsassseasbass's
: s.ss oass,ss, opposite .. Apssarise.lal M - e. as,'s's sss
y Having n sztssai,s end spred saAsse1se a ~ 1eHtt9{1sS sW
IL aeicuatws. sonnsreiAl and seoAaaical 4alys,sApa L. sssa;E
pesparsd to t.nsset ans business connected vA ksy ssssss go
win prssptaess and accuracy. Also sssas sor1 D.
STATE MUTUAL RAE AND MARINE 8 14ck Fl -
II HarhIauss. Csptal ]soo,eoo
COMMONWEALTH paps Ascs 60, q H. s't scsaaA IT,
'"' st. 'SSassx n sda& ,afass sazs9z5 II b5asa s.sa'sm
s .ssrs..r Il s~'
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SAaAFaas sas3o ~ ~ Fsf3s2snee ~ 9ssa3sa
It Is q mistaken idea thai. We sAaaot probably raise
stock h0s . fwcrs shall labor 70 dissipsses this ida
througAAh We summer. By nceea.Atroyertibles facts L may
be demanded that because the winter season il 10 long
here the stock can never psy'shs cost of feeding. Will
not thaee.a Dse V q demand for ssnima Il ktSod, and ~thsrefbbye
the higher orCathat msyihe always .sately, calculated
on, be anrisseonpensatioa sforI the Adherence Of food
sequired ? The diseases to which hogs, sheep, and cat
tie are l(iADey6p AthS EEisTlitiIg II ssiDafklEasfoauds
IN: among g, 'a, = Ael :! - s B q ssas NJ !ss re.
who think they cannot possibly rally Stock without
large qusaH sssAay. saAnothsssuiaaksn iaesssL
may sssGDt thalaep faaaE u ha4ttter thsa hsey. Il r.
PIT bsJ9nnda dOubt, that the A1hiawa6aaghsn sseaa
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.oss r.. STOVES 81 VI STOVES \ " 8. e.
1YTHV UgYOF NYNINGER1f

A large suppaSof COOKING, PARI0R ana 0E.
FICE SfOVES, have Just received BY the uAdSta1xot4
'VaNh they otter atGthe most modSIases rates % shs
citizens Of 4his Aadst the adjoining nsighboshoods.ae sds
Alse . large s~Sscrtnsut Of tin and shecsiUu ware %
suit the wants of tho public ~ 3aia a.a&z5s * e.
4 Jobbing Of all kinda Aattspded to promptly. go saF
Roofs timed in the best manner to order. q efHl ID
Rags, lead, copperbrssa,s ETC., taken in exchange for
goods ,txsn YaE+ 10 dig s45 .tshggsfKEMPs ksCo. b
City2sfN imngers Oct -, 1867. nrss3 a' Ill.
i .s,ssr .ss& =. HAND, ''sp -
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
NININqER; MnxNssorA. ai's4El:lY
* .a-~sGsasI .s4 s18gxsx.A - "
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CHURCHILL, AAVERlCK,G BARTLETT,
No. Q EXCHANGE BLOCK, FREEPORT, I'LL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, Ron, NAIs2,
Sheet Iron, Chains, Aneih, ROOFING, Tn, hi
.sf sae E and Q full sssoetunent Of a@ot 3 +
Du11ders' Hardware. MUuse.Eernlanlng 4
r -. Co. a.
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31tis useless to carry these s6gpres. father a~AiAsaunk
appear evident from The sbovs that farming dbfs psy Il;
Minnesota, In making the above saateneat ]. -haye
acre too high, I have known much q ssaateirs heidi hd.sve-
ing been obtained. ii liz p r. CouNTaYMAw 81
Niuiuger, April I'D, 1856. 81 ~ no'S"agdlaf fens saaTss
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s&0 AS0Ss
We pres4A p W sNtliecaD Of sG4sTsatst comhis&
tive projects Of the day, and we solicit their attention to
the particulars. plain statement Of facts will be it's
best recommendation.
The undersigned are the proptistors of the greater
part Of tho Town Of Louisville, ON the south side Of the
Minnesota River, about Fifty miles from It's mouth.
The Town. has been laid out about two years, and al
ready contains . small population, two stores, . steam
deniened have At ! large expenditure 81 money, bought
ont tie whole town site, together Nth some ,of, the id.
Of the original town. IbGIef ~ the toxnxA oSs4 tho
finest ON the Minnesota River. 1t t-possssses an excel
lent landing, and the land on which tho town is built
rises gradually and beautifully from the, river, gentle
undulations Of The prairie overlooking each other IS they
find in the whole valley of. the Minnesota. II il already
the centre Of : oop,idersble trade and would in the Or.
binary course Of events, and without the assistance Of
success.
object besides scouting s. Il. for its intrinsic merits. They
are interested iu the City ofNinnger On the Mississippi
River. They are interested in seeing tho Nininger and
to hold oHtD nnexsEapled Inducements, to the public to
outlay they have secured the town site Of Louisville,
and now make thea~foBowiag proposal . proposal they
believe to be unprecedented in iherality, and in benefits
to those who may take advantage Of lite ssss an.a. sa
.. They c6sr TO seN Loo isstksss Zbsn Of LosisvtM for
ten dollars each, ID sac3. aortis as shall s.6scri6e for
Stock in the Ninin9er and 81. Peter Weaern Railroad
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-,a oe9 ssg1 NEW sT0AEzs a4ges IDS r.
g - .s ..s IS +4&s Asp .sei2e4.ss@s : eii4w Mn
>FoaWAnuNe AND coMansSDMi tEacn6oM.
g The subscriber informs the People Of Hiniussr City md s,.
eouAdine country, that he Is opening = Store in NtaiaIeECty. I
shsss he il recevia9 sfon the. Eastern Cities larGs Sleek Of
9prjng AID summer 00od& .
sn,ea a.-s besa bought low. .gd selected with grsss sss u ~ Z
a4eas afi'' wESTEEN TRADE. "a i srisa''
13 His stock consists IA peri y the following articles: :. t=i'F :
alry Gesas,- 1se1sas.a and Fsncy cGe1s,; Uasosi
ware, glassware, Qaeessksyase, Deoes aAoeass
Ua1s, Caps benaets. Drogs, falnes,N -, Dye i
staA, W1sAew Glass, xron csnA hMaalsi AesAesf
g He deal. III, ii iSu find Of gasaw = ~ s9aaa1a.rs~sa !.
= 0sa GROCERIES,, PRODUCE AND f1eylaeA as;is o.. )
and III other articles usually kept in such Estabusanelias M &
= odezss@t Ssss - ltwssSuy ohsr
r' H@ = .@saAAa2 -7Aeo9 I. pr.
!. N.i.e.r csSs q -asA ~,y4baqsa7 = =
Al liad q Book nlus..siiop... vi.x. x 80 - i =
fs.sssE.. x.issis. ssei.::i:s - In 1.i. lesssiaX1is !:
ssrsfs:d Is ssy pat q as UuieR, s. Msa - 35&aaEN :
.'eo1s .8eU ssldslE =. Co. IS e - "a wssiaat, s4l2sssr: IN
ALaa-.o. s.z has - 7
q rIAsfdEh1St6sxsD nnsC1ELAx1ss.;:as III
+. s-,lss.is..rr ! J,prr.,pts s..a y = i, N lsd., u H..syss xsasfAAa. Eag
Good - veiikn ~ IHassn6r..e zasz~o ssasx@s @s ssSE6@Ssog
49,. 49,, . $500 ,aeqasssAw ,lsvosias.fSss a.
~ % hss5a3ts - staassa5s ed IN11tsu1nNm1k sd
a'eaeesc S' .es ia ssbas sssyoass1 asei,asssteEsss s.ss era
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CRIDTT.
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
LII ~ .ss. tasMa.gaA9 - 81 a-a.a VI z 100000
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sas 75t GRO. ,. aeLIT1E1kILs ri a.
easa6 E'a4xs7 tass s1fssasa8 : II Bliss .. was >
rpanlystpA sMtltfAn1.1.
~, s,1Al- esrxT1gI:' sRekFn,,- ~ 4 =,

T SID sm a&4 e. -. I'VE : go 80. u hogs
Buys snd seus ON Commission, City md 1eyA PrsPest3.Ae
rarnIsg Lad. Locates, bsys or sens La.1 Wssstze. N~%gdksssf'
Lnns az Nonev On NoeteaGn. Ae. Also CQq1MsIeN1R 1N-As
atfes "a Aishsna. ,Nissiaeirpi. North and SeatA caeoHSs.sx "a. = s
rIT1 & II FlH4atse- =. SO. - aigssg ssalS S. ssl
i 81 : v 80 : !, q !. saa1lruosa. yssssss1.s4.1 q ~sh q, q
s.sr :: -. 'asI@ ss =. Is ~ saahfss IL d4a
=. - q. :sss. g. ~ J. - f:ss7 a. 80 soos' e
scse;.e - N1a4..s.xxw &c. > 49, 8 "a 1$sss fr%e G
- 49, ss:. "a z IN /, y. a. "a s - 49, xc -
Sr~ev3a 4 lleWn.HH Yok. 90 fDs1aNt 4lNynt NANAGQ6 &c
49, =. i0cH = 81 New Yosf. nm DPlvsn. q, M@S6Ek
SoA;I 1.yEssss - .- % as = = ~. E .ss4ssSTH 81
- RI e. mGl11hfV lcoY4S Il H. - 49, - * ses
r. I'm. CsSs, 0AsIsfAA lx40s.A Whtee' S."~
AZ O6ee g. ". CeeU1e 1sssk6nri1gs end kessth afesss AsqepH Il
city, and 81. Pes. M.sI.ss 81. ss;r sw Iess.q.,u IL
Al Lsssss rsaDees;a< ias'rn.tie'. sss1Psy 'sd s'es1sV ].
'sse ss@s~1 haa ,sboa. K taess 81 : SID 49,
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= TIE UTf1116 PUf1U11calS
GREAf REDUCTION IN gASSslcIs i. q Co, New
York, continue to puhlsbzths fSnSwises5dksf British
Sisss q So Azo3 10 su9nass sgf s kgs1ze
l-.Tnr LONDON QUARTERLY (Conssrvasve}1 al a~
THE ED1NsusoH RsvlEw (Whig)'
a 3-THR NoRTH BIZ. REvlsw (Fres Charch.)
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a RARE CHANCE.

sgqchhe undersigned, DESTROYS Of hsying, = Brick Yard
si5eS36l 1ea in Niainses will sell 70 any party whewill taAe
III 49, hssd, N excellent Brick Machine n New
Yofk naaU69t1nneths necessary smosnt Of clay and
D&NQsxeoeiye his psy for thssass il
bricks At The current p6ssss Address d. asas 81 10 e
ID 81 esaaaaa@sf GNATIUS D0NNEIAY,.ss
asoIi awgl as 10 asaS1 NiniagsF, NSsescs.
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Tnede Pel10dlcan ably tepMlent 9s uNSs eSas pott!c9
politics Ssrmnas4 only one feature Of the;r character. AZ Or
elsns Of tie most profound writers On Science, Ltsraturs.
and Religion, they stand - they have ever Stood,
snrivallsd un the world Of letters. being considered indis-
che iatellisen reader Of sveey class they furnish . more
correct and Satisfactory record Of The ouzrset liesrature Of
The day, throughout the world, than can bepossibly OBJ
tanned from any other source.
,8AaLY CoPizs.-The receipt Of ADVANCE SK1sTs from
the British p~pflitbels gisp aadi6ono ys1ean tAsseRe-
psints, inasmpch q they can now Be placed in tho hands
81 euhscfiblrs Sbout - soon q the original edition..
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SMUT IN Wn.Ag,-Rece e1Pear iansshhuss provo ttaasss
seed in the stack. One who has tried; recommends -
let the wheat for ssedsstand until qnite ripe hefass eut,
ting, and then to put It on ascafold until fally cured.
The wheat raised from seed thus treated was not injured
by suaut.-tHarpers weekly se' Ti sras2saSl-
It has been said that sowing in wet land, is one cause
Of .eu' in whsst, III xsald - xsllss aseHsr.t@est n fstt
low this rule 80 Sow grain when your ground is so
we'll pulverized, that the dust will follow the harrow.
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ast o,+. DAVID G.. BARNlTZ.
gg sgo 80 H. "A e.~v-* .t4 i
Or Il A L E LAT AGENT T.
= 4 r41Ets 1ees~@G d.. Hfa '*c& ta44 af e@3f e.
ltonveyamcer and Notary Public.
s8t<s3 r7--.i,+. -,
-a s<az ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
!. Refsrepcss-E.. Gov. Alex. Ramsey,
ri zJehn Nininger, .i9sfrs ST. Pau.
~ Trimble & Thompson, ntte.e e..ss
sE-@'9 Ignatius Donnelly.
2sgA Geo. H. Burns, N:.n... ~.
sat .g4. MA. Miller, ss.s.b ""'' Wy
u N>A
DAvID G. BARSaTz.

$50 acres ID; Scott county, rs
600 acres, s miles below Hastings.
Lots in Hudson. Nininger, shakopee, Ramsey. Fortuna.
Minneapolis;a sd st. Paul. ce s.a sa f9A .aee
100 acres one mile above 81. Anthony. eh
= vsl0able lot in Winona. near the court house. :y +.
100 acres opposite 70 Monticello. /, als. no.
100 acres, lniles above White Bear Lake in Ramsey
wild ana IMPROVED LANDS, and TOWN LOTS,
in all parts Of the Territory, for sale on terms easy to
purchasens; hyolnoa 8. sil DAVID G. BARNlTZ.
SLY St. Anthony st.. St. Paul.
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WesuGhdls 81 il .sc,elttsie AZ. quickly cured by washing Sew,
esal times Aday,, With : mixture Of the. yolks az scues
spaials q th.psnliae
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Where do .weeds come from? 2 That crop you, per-
mitted to ripen last year. unharvested, scattered ito
thsuaad seeds al over Jour land. They mingled with
your grain, and found a lodguest in; your. barn With
your hay. The seeds we're carried upon the soil in the
manure all swollen and ready to germinate. Better
use the hoe IN !hsyiag time, and make vegetable bon
fires in harvest-season, than suffer from the maturing Of
weeds on your land.gs ..es ~ e .o& 81 81 n al
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Those who have tried, say that no crop can be. more
zdvantageously raised, for feeding to stock, than CAD
half acres il Massachusetts. The ground should be
rich, and. wen worked. The seed, should. Be sownL, in
rows sufficiently wide apart to admit q ~cultivatqsr be.
tween. The plants, are thinnsd out when, Of proper
size, andasaierw.rd kept free from weeds aud wofms.---
lHarpsrssWeetlyS ! sF@9o
This does not beat Minnesota. I raised ON one halt
acre last year 4 900 heads. Cattle eat them with great
avidity, and inlths autumn when the grass i abort and
dry, the laboring OK, OF generous, mich cow, is very
Grateful for the dispensatioa Of > few cabbage heads or
rutabaxas. a32eTu97olcrs. assn ~ ayfsa e&w s@a1s 81