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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03

d ooc Sc ard sound do at eSc roo white souAhe~u
qsi.s i eSss Ssc $40 Bsss.y wss heavy; ssss q
100 bushels bVley NAH ~ 200 $50 Osss we're Urine ,
and sslss made u 4sc 40 for ssaAs and wesssrs:
Gown The Dasket quist sales u Aboat 800 bag
. Re were nsds n iokc. no.. about 100 do hsrsr
,Ss s.: w ~ s.s ' :ss.
lnnasm wers sssisr and engagements we're moderate
sus ana bags q xd a. 10 bos rosin u a. 3D.. and
geo bs'es Of cotoo At 82d -Four u an ut % aod
vo DSsss bacon By steamer T. the same asurs tHsss
men 100 ueyces rico engaged II It's Cd.
HAY-saies Of ABOUT 600 ana SEQ bates were made
Bos were in moderate demand With light sales q. 4,
a7o
about % 80 bills. Cuba uscov 400 Il 2Ss
NAVAL srokEs Sales Of 200 obs 81 irits turpentine
we're mace, y arrive, u 4ec and 400 800 delivered
ssss 81 200 bbb. per $40 lbs delivered at 81 Is; to
arrive was Alssbe Al 81 20 Crude ives pom,oaI a.
there wss pocs Offering The decline in rehts Impaired
PROVISIONS -PoIk-Ih market was irregular, while
prices were Without change Of importance Tue sales
brace about 200 600 bb's SIT 90 cit 75
9th sone PRIME 1t $l4 16; thin mess 81 70; clear
ssss ~ SIS 30 Beef was mOre active O .mer with
ri about bbk., inc adiDg co0ntsy 30
sl 60 There cas- no country prime 10 the Usrkss, sOd
tbe demand 40 eight Repacked Westero at
Gil Is SO 30. aod extra do q. 81 90 90; pei no
n ese wss steS1y at SIS e22 Beef bsms net
CIT to $i8. Barsn quiet and unbalanced Out
NESTS SAFES Ct about Is 100 packages including shoul
csrs, u 6hc atxc 10, and very SAT- bans a. &c. .
Sxc Lard sea0y, with sales Of about 800 oob. AZ
nxo no and lilo. for city rendered. Butter ADD
cbss, were pen and prices heavy, whe sa.es we're
nshirg 70 o far extent
FCE wa quiet, a. 10 1870. per ID
Ons--Lpseed consinued Dull and sales limited. with
out change IN qUotsti New Bedford PAGER gives
the following review o the ket for the week eodpg
May 31st:- sperm-Tbe market re ma ns uuooaoged
saes 200 bbs at 81 Is gallon extent OF
hope In the na'ket In whale notice more actvItv,
and the tales have reached 600 bbs parcels FOL,
howell b66 Dbls II 4sc o36 do ~ 50c. 500 ~ $50
900 1t 64c and 300 90 at SIC the after price IL
ssbed BY holders for prime oil We understand part Of
the above purchased on foreign sccnunt.
SUGARs The mark less active. while prices
unchanged. The sales embsaoet about 400 500 hbds
Cuba Dpscovado, chr fly with the range OF $50 6xc.
rAIIow Of about IL 600 lbs were made loo. .
10kc
VHnKHY The market was inactive, with sales Of only
abt ut 100 bbls ut 2lkc.
wHAIrsoSr Tho following exrsx ooutains the move
IN this Article ct Nev Beofyd for the seek endog
the 8,st nit -De trsDsactiops for The weex inoiude
sales OF 800 lbs Northwest 1t l0oc, 800 DO do
l09c and 500 90 South Sea 90c Handsome Ochokk
IA held firmly 1t 100 tn 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03

WhDHBnAfs J0oo ., leoS
Tho yards veil niieA Win oasse, nsAs'y hsn Of
which were nom LIMOS, and nearly al Of vsry good
quality. ne total number offered n Arsrtoss wsshing
ton drove yards to-day vas arcs head and the whoe
week 7,sss head. II y seldom that ~ zee 70 large
number in the yards any time, when tAers ne
few poor and inferior To amougst them ~ We VA
case day There NOT than two or three oss
Of interior cattle on sas and tbOss ssrsorssd
With cattle Of very different description. TIE market
opened under very favorable auspices, aod during the
eAsly bsu,s sales were almost wholly ~ hst weeks
proes, best odsrngs bringing skc ioc per psoni
and other descriptions from So 70 exc. AZ laer boar
however, tie wants Of buyers were IN part sup
Piled ard TIE semsDd became somewhat abs.
ed, bolders less f~m and pytoos . soste
easter AZ the olo-e prices wsvs srout Nc
lover han sst sect Quito . largo unwSsr we're d@
posed OF yereroay ss aeoot she sane prices - we're
Teahs~o toosy About 600 head o. the veoeipts ~ Al
lsrtop's durnR the week came from limos, and sooa
$50 head from ONO TIE latter being about tho bort
is,s.. ard pr'Oss DECLINED &c Al the AIo~oy ~srkes
Large supplies sent g Boston from Albany wa
runner brought 70 sb ossy some~uss lager
thsB ususl. Al al the yaros the receipts aoseo 70
3te2 head 4a bead last ~eex and Ina heed
the ooyreI onops perioo last yer, sheo the
nc %, about aNo Above the rates II this week ros
ssber r0ved most Dvopious and the ooy draw rack
to The comfort Of those At the were tie
clouds dust which wept the every
few mowep Al Berger HUI tbere was oretsy lively
msbt prices we're very pesr a. high ~ u toe CIT,
yArde TO-DAY fbeye many tie LEFT over, UNFOLD,
bo~evey, which brought over /, toe oty, ~oere
they met With foil resoy sale - did those wocn we're
SOLD the There we're many spectators on
band Day, Of whom pos ssonis, With sne bS
spsfs but sharp enough hold 70 their supplies
until to- y Obtain cd their owu price
A. sowppgs tbere . rtssdy market, and the sales
were cbs fly q lest weeks prices
Ccsn bert reports very good market, with sales ct
from 81. exc.
o srsD wss selling u about the Same prices those
oh aimed 81 AlleYtoD's.
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ulse~I,.pe,us ana D1s..ss-..

SER enlsp Du,cnrss before reported burnt ii Sea- va,
ssa pssyes !. he iosips once. IN tss city: -osos saa.
sac rsw Eps and SO go plum. $500 .isnc. SO no,
The freiehs money.
anr srrn synAeur, Pro.iesu a. Savannah from Ch.rl.s
sSe arrived Al ssvs ssfe ssd i nov ioasns ''''
snr.ns Sur scsnlnn Bshr from Baltimore for srenep
ssd proceeded down the bay.
eHys AsHopscart Lewis, Of tn. ship rir.seh Hsm,ltyn
III nit the fui Of NIP ssso~. on he sors side ot cass
20 on se iSh saw ssp ~ oarson' knspsA .h,'e neal
scpR Ansopyp, Holt. for B,son put bsst 10 unworti
Nay ~ with loss % anchor bo-sprh jeeoon 40 hsvss
esorgsna ere ye up .w.ps .dsioes from ws.ans
In ne mesne The defence IN me courts Of r.. country = n
proes threverheess erpeced thst The vessels win BE-
condemned under any circumstances
Lgaroor May "a The Ed~ard Oliver from Nev orie.n.
for Lvepco .sbore At The north end o. soy Is.n Ic
cargo before she esn be got Oh.
A Drscoytny nv oes os rsr "nlstsras ov EvetAsp -
u,e s.e ., ~ s ~ ~ %
IN Which he sequan's hat odcal 9Th the fact hs
Ban, s s. IS H <. . sss on e.
h e les. from LIVERPOOL @. Assir,as .sd hs
psver sfcr. Known 9 s.s On ocsns .,euDa The Island
ss. The name q ne i.sra Va. aKurss eau q. ssns
SS9 scepd 'I sou.ss.
s e sss e. ss.ss ;sss . Y s
time been Known be-eebous aud vrs-cs have fo- sever.
al % ese " s. sne -. IT, NE spssn
ma, here which oer~ise might New London
weIearn by letter from Gan, Spencer o. 10. clipper .sp
David Crockett Of suitrp COS line 10 he splen
90 from h. port Of Is days 70 the Equator and but 2,
The steamship scmphs Of vells line was yesterday
taken the docs for repairs.
IlurcHyp- At Bath June |. by Kes-rswv a q Moses .
ship sse called ne Ros.r, cu.sman The ha.
been tut by NrF kosee aud IL owned by Hesrs
a Galep Clnpp. Capt u Qua and O~pt Cha Owen
~ho Is 10 command her.
Nessce 70 Mariners.
Notice s hereby given m. The spsr Buoy 70 marx Old
ans has hrcs,n from s noorisss II vii be replaced
By order Of The Lighthouse Board.
r.-,,.,s tsE3 GREEN, Lighthouse Inspector LIST Ais
ror''nd' NAY 81 iSy wn.,.u.n
Arr At New Beoford ss bsrt sv,se luce roon Pacific
9cs Tssssy ss'. March . 40 zoo ssi. Of b,sd
IS lon 65 ~ Ohio batter n days from TAI ,shus
r. Ion "a IS Hsrsop Depns Of and from New sediord
for In isn Ocean. oil well clean.
P,e- Of Piss msrss ~ rrrrsmSu., spr ~ VIII 400 sol.
20 go 90 VII oil ard 600 lhs bon. ssnt home 80 bbs
s lon sp ~ p,es ep wp,e. sg zen NO.
BE JspnIrg, sH no al tcls ~ we'll ,sh, lat ss y g
Won Stow Alto fa .uT 40 III 80 90 on so.rs ,
rh so boz 50 and SO Is WI oil Sent y,
trra New rcndor jups ship chsrie. Carroll, Occs,
Pacific Ocean Tsicsbusno days with 100 VII oh fne
"a S 70 sD ao sps %
from q ss s.ssG r ssI 81 s 80
noesu 5so-ss sus'n Jq"s' l Ss % - EN-
Ss. F psrsss p a a Ss SsS sssp 81 s Us
' ps.r,s ssf a. .sSEss ssr oPp
OIL in Naygnera Hsy bcurd 70 ihe q bc'ss M ~" y,
y, tfs "a Fnse ara -ss Foune Norih
rs 90 A1eh ., Erie Jerpegsa fH o. nrA on W. W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03
Movements In Real Estate.

Ieasehold property
cs.,I,su ss nesriso W. '' 80 80
House and ot lus rhsftoD NJ sdoipng, 2sxt0p.. T76
10 do i6s Chambers 81, 9txis. .......... 1900
three story brick houses and lots on Cherry and
running ,hrcush from stree, 70 street qalso
aSrpi 80, Observation-Disclosures. $500
house srd lot On N s tblh "a adjoining above s450
lcts on NJ 2 Ssh st. 200 n VI oh tv sExiO0 $500
lots on n. & 5tto a. 25b n 9th sy., 2sKlcoS 1900
RFOOKfYv
Ilos on y. E carroll II leo n W Franklin sv.,
leA4bttNf l,bN0
Ecuse and o1 o1O Wser e., lot -, lczo32,.," $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-03

ne amount Of gold bullion deposited in she mouth
f3a3, 400, Of which e3l2,s67 from CAiiornis aud
t30o42 from other SILVER ballion dsposited,
ssoe, 500.
The ntroducon Of coal buyning engines upou lead
ing ines Of aihosd b making . oomplee revoIatioo In
the systm Of Management, particularly IN assaotsI
poibs OF view. rhe Hudson River Railroad has made
RAPID progress IN this branch d economy. rhis Of
the evdesoes the foresight and tudgmept Of the
prescott board Of Management. rhAs sAny have
sishs coal borhps engines IN daily operanoo aud are
Altering their wood engines fest prsocSble Toe
Arst class express passenger trains are nov run with coal
burning locomotives.
Bupeox RIVER RAnRoAD--woop AND Coal ESGMz-
Posengw Service
EpRine Michigan, with Cumberland coal forty
tive trips from 80sh March l9su May, lso8-express
passenger rams, sverating i've cars
Esene lam sloan with Cumberland coal,
hom 2sd March "a l7sh Nay, 1863,
thirty nine consecutive ups ex-
press pssss Dgsr trains averaging 38-
100 cars-coe per mile ... ........ 66-1oo cents.
The same service BY wood engnes-oost
i,.ioA s>,r;c.. '''' ~ ''''' ''-s
ng'res Rochester and buffalo with
wrd, On freight trains, and average
Engine etuyveespt, With Camb-rlspd
coal, on ire Rbt trains, average number
Of GAYS 10 81 ioo-oost per mile $500. 62-l00 GENTS
EpeDe tvpgton. With Cumberland coal,
fright trains, averaging 81 cHs-oost
Per MI e..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is-ioO oeuts
In the official report CT This company for 1855 The cost
offuel sooo) prt down 1t S23s oeo At tue rate Of
saving repnted In the above atemens, the aggregate
cost tf coal would be fer the service less than
500 In she passenger seYv,c The saviog IL nearly
tvo thirds and the freight service nearly three
Ooe Of the principal why EogIse railroads.
operated below nfy per cent OF their gross rconss,
the great ssvins In expense compared with ours from
the usDg Of coal Our railroads must substitute coal for
wood In oil their motive power Wood is anouAlly in
creasrg coet while coal likely 70 coutaue cheap for
ages Simply Of dollars and cents, coal must
osme into general for locomotive purposes
Tie Nashville Ba~~ey states THAI iuvessig sson
going before committee Of the Tennessee Lsgsls-
ture that the Secret ry Of State Is deiauser Ia
the sum Of soooo aud that Thomas Mosby, who has
been for many yssn clerk in the comptrol ers OH 70,
has been Tn The habit Of taking Safe honda deposited
p,a,ing them 70 his use. Seven Of these bouds Of
TIRE Exchange Bank claims that Of she bonds deposited by
II si23 900 are DissDg
The Phaoe'phA Ledger says
for tonnage hes ass been e.ced bs The Nora
Ocmpspy win ,he Lsh,h Coal and Navisstioo Oomps-
n.y. We have not the particulars OF the ,gemsnt,
but upders,snt thai Il mutually advantageous and
VII considerably increase the shipments BY way Of the
Morris Canal
The paper states that the strike reported
The workmen Of The Reaang Railroad has been sAssfsc
toriiy adjusted.
The Michigan state loan Of s2ie occ Al ssx per cont he.
been awarded an average Of something over one per
cen, premium.
IN. hlas vsxe fotiows-
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Port OF New York, Janc y, 1855.
CLEARED
aesmshp Empire City, GRIM, Havana and New Orleans
s.sp.h,p Ro.sohe Skinner. No-sou. se-H Indian
ssip sou,Sssp S' PraS. London" So-s>n ~isy 70
tsip tnss.,y Adm: New 0ss.n; -s.in.OD Thompson
s.rs Keoler faelss es:so~- Bsser SO
s.Lf R,v,Ss, GP %
1o,r.y FORA sssas Sr.a sso- - sroo.m.u
Brig POooDocist HASKELL St John. NB-Ys.ss Porter
Brig Arcola Corson, Bsracoa--s God-in
ss MOVE. a,.s Co
seir slo.da Not wss, Indiss z Goodwin
as ss s.S1 w ss9
s.; 'Ess ss;T sssH seDs p
ss w.' ses. Tss Potter
sesr s su sa.yssr. ss.cernSJ Smith 4co
@ ss:ssH Is1 s..A''
s e. s' .s. fo:ns .s
fssj .nss
sSsn n Plane. shaw. shii.de,pS% e'' . A'""'-
Steamer Novelty, -. PtiadsiphiA.
ARRIVED
lsh, and oowss ssh 9Th ne.e passengers. 20
.:D s: os Il e, p0s 'AP John
ss' 20. o :. ss"s,e ss.S April q vi"
tsp ooe.n soD.reh' Page liverpool q DAYS VIII md..
o. sss s sssA 4aa '4
tfip Crime Fetcoe- LONDON and Pors ,ouh April ~
vi mds~ and 10 passengers, To Grnusu Mlututn Co.
Passed the SsDls IN lat ~ and ssw zee.
Brig hanus Parks X a<k niver NAV 10 log wood
TO n,s'sr Nay y lat His ION 50 male the sr se.nshp
ship M.rshr. TIA OF Ttowsson 10 ballast, sesripx n.
srg q Ward tof Mysuc Hu 'ba'd, Bost,n, DAYS with
schr West Dennis CO.. Oenpis) Croweu Havana Nay
" vi sugar, N MoeSs Tsyior 4 Oo
ssbr clyde .,,l s.ee,ipx El-u,se-. Nav 20. With pine
sposs Br s-hr Msry, from Hatfay for Virginia
ecbr Bepj scr'bper tof shford Deb Carlisle Apaischi
cola. rs days With tton &C 70 Ralph Post
Sch, Rachel MIR tof Ptilac.iphs, Heud'rsoa Ray
Pc Pa ssy IS, vhh re NJ. 20 Ash bash May la vs.
lon picked up sqnsre bale OF eoon msrk. ~ashed on
fchr elena Heller. Rei,. Plymouth, NC. dAya
e~h- Advance. Leighton. Cbe-rynsld
fehr bhep Louisa, rbompsen Sew Haven
Steamer Boston. eelew Phadslphia
Steamer Ospray Kenney. Providence.
BELOW
Barb Kathleen Chr, Of Liverpool, Ns)
SAILED.
etesrstps xmpte City, uavsns and View Orleans, Ro.
rohe, Eorfolhi shps Resolu'e -; Vim reil Li.evpoo
pah Papphyia Csds, brig Foster, Granada; sshf ses
Breeze, ssgoa, and 9th r.
The ship Cora Linn for glasgow has anchored sts spl
Wind La nj from NNE.
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q FAIR average quaMy chiefly fed, prices
Kept mp sAles have been e0eced ~ from sc 70 $40,
mostly The latter rate. The quality Of swine Which
have arrived during the spring months has besn veyy
fair and has varied but little, kest~e prices, vhoh,
for the past three four weeks, have been a. quoted
above Alsrtop % red 100 head during the week. ,st
Of which brought bsc the poorest bringing ooy about
$40 abxo, coisay shc former price. Tue rscer&s q,
the Hudson river drove yard foss Thirty sevcoth street
for vcek eadlne Jure g. fclows-By s'ie Rail.
road 212s 90 10 via Bergen, 12s Hudson RIVER Rail
road, e7s Albany propslIers, 1,3o3-rotai, ,22A
RRcApfrvL ArioS.
The total receipts Of all sock nj all the ysrdsf v the
week last week since 1s OF January and corresp ,ndng
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IL j. Perren Marshall ut par ..............sioooo 200
DO. do. 4 premium. ......... $1,000
DO. DO u DO. .......... 1900
n I. Moran, New York, par 90. ............. 10 600
he'ss GreeDles', do 10 premium ......... $4,000
Chicago, premium ......................... 2ls 600
r. II. Hazal.on Co., Detroit, * premiun.... 5000
De. 90. lilo DO. ...... $1,000
10. do. 1116 do. ...... 1000
Rvin be noticed that the eutre AMOUNT Vas awarded
10 r. II Haze,oo %, OF Detroit, OF the three lsst
named amounts The aggregate bids rcsahed ss3s 900
The premiums The loan amount 70 atrfs over $1,000
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ssee OF about 800 900 bbs within the range Of The
above figures Southern h,ur was unchanged. Sales
reached about 600 200 bbs, withia the rsDgs Of
The above quotations. Rye -four was IN fair demand,
with sales Of about 900 bbe. 81 Che above prioce,
wbeat-rbe make, wss heavy ard dull with modera'e
trnns actions The sales embraced about s0O0o 30 900
hvyhels hcludsd 10 which Chicago spring al Sic
Wiwauto club Canadian fair rhNe and 600 bushe
primo psrrose wbfe NJ 81 Good rer lsdiana n osc
reo euihern At epc and vhNe do ~ VI ~ ~ 81 C1rn
vac rcArce tso 'rN Tho sales we're con6oei N about
1900 A. 600 tushes ncrdpe western mixed uusouud
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The maste continues very active, and The ssock very
nne Lamb have been selling ss 70 81 for arss qos
ty, and - 70 go for fancy lambs for which there
very active dewand. lambs sell more readily then any
other live stock ard pay besser profit me average
price for ambs all the yards about % 30 Der heal
a. very many Of them prime. The tota recspt ~
all the for the week. lest week and corresponding
period last year we're ~ fo1ows;-
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CITY ConrEHCuAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REpOVT.
"WEDNESDAY, June &c NJ
ASHES The sales embraced about so bbs. pots ct
exc.
BRyaperuvs -Four-rhe market was not nsse-isIy
sheoud by the AMERICAS news beyond uss effect Of
renotrirg heavy aud lees eaoie NJ the prices OF
yesteroey, for common grades while quotations Tor extra
grades without charge OF The sales FOO ed
up about 1000 10 600 bbls closing al about the follow
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The receipts have fallen OF 200 hesd; but ~ the do
mano moderse and OF the receipts we're LEFT over
last week pe,ccs rsnsn IN at quo Tho total recesps
all the yards for the last week and correspond
ing period last year q Ioliows:-
lIleyton's Byornsu0's. Chdmlcrliu's. OBrien's
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cows AND CALVES.
The receipts bsve fallen on sb9ut sixty head, - oom
psrei with laH weeks recsots, but he demand hes
Dsoome xocsdhsy pcderate, ~as th,ssht there ~ss
tfhcsrt on bspd ior oil immediate purposes. At Aber
there only bead sale, and at Bro 20
ires only AtChsmberin snd o. B lens IN receipts
sbcu, usual but The market very dull sod
GALES e-ced onl, 1t the lowest going rates Msoy
Of The which offered last week Aod previously,
were sent country 70 De sold. as was impSsi
bic obtain anything like fair price Tor them ners ros
total receipts all he yards for the veek, Last veek,
corret poedi,g week last year we're a. foows:-
Al<,fsu'x Brpxrntgc'x. Ckap<isylis'& 0'Rri<n's
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AxAANAo roe Nsw s0Ra-fnD
suN Rmns.............. 80 NOON slsss morn
exto RlQa WAfo0 o.
Port OF New York. Juno 4. 1855.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-03
Farming and Gold Digging.

We often hear the complaint Of ill-luck in farming.
Over and over again, We are told ina. agriculture ~
nav for the toll and trouble connected with IT, Easily
discouraged and disconnected young men are leaving
sbe;r country homes to seek their fortunes 10 inc ci.y,
~ are roaming away to California to dig for gold, But
how few fnd fortunes in the city or, II 1ou1o' no"
,,ncor.a;n is their possession. The history OF the past
wear is full of striking lessons on this point. NOR IS the
success of gold-digging much greater In a'nos. every
community YOU viii End families dressed IN mourning
over the loss of a son or brother who went 10 Oa,.lo'nna
years ago, in pursuit Of fortune, but who, oy unoue eA'
nosure and toll, or the diseases Of the climate, or the
hand Of ruf6an violence, was brought to an untime'y
end Or if YOU find one, here and there, VINO mas oeen
more successful, you will also find many who cameo
no,h;nr. and very many who saved only enough from
she;r hard earnings to buy their passage home. 1iad
snosa cold.seekers invested their means IN purchasing
far,ns IN the West, and expended their time and LABOR
IN cultivating the land, would it not have been a better
no);cv :? In 1gold-seeking, one has a bare chance OF &C,
during wealth in farming he has a mo,"t ee'to'my o.
obtaining an independence for lite-and that witnou,
4he sacrifice of home, health, friends, morals' ana al
that ia most valuable in life. A great ado IS maoe' De-
cause the annual yield Of the California gold mines
mounts TO FORTY or sixty millions of dollars: A nice
little bile, surely but the hay crop of New YORK state
~ tba vheat or the corn crops Of Ohio, are no less valu-
able, Yet no ado is made over these facts "hefe are
the sfoals Of disconnected young men rusn'ng : . :e e
meadows and grain fields Of these States Alas ios
them in their blindness they are rushing 10 every
other direction. BY and BY, perhaps, a good iarm' AM
contentment Herewith, will be found one OF the oes'
things under the sun.-[American AgricuIturist'
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-03
s,ove Launched q Little Craft.

I'VE launched O gallant little craft,
Complete with every rope,
In golden words WAS painted att,
THE Cupid, Captain Hope
Pleasure was rated second mate,
And Passion made to steer,
The guns were handed DER to Fate,
TO Impulse, sailing gear.
Merr;ly rowed the thoughtless crew
Amid the pillows strife;
But soon a sail bore down-all knew
Twas Captain Reasons Life
And Pleasure left, though Passion said
He'd guard her safe through all harms,
Twas vain, for Fate rammed home the lead,
Willis Love prepared the small arms.
A storm arose ; the canvas now
Escaped from Impulses hand,
While headstrcng Passion dashed the PROV
Right on & rocky strand.
.All's lost = each trembling sailor cried,
Bid Captain Hope adieu;
But in her life boat Reason Lied,
To save the silly crew.
Impulse the torrents overWhem,
But Pleasure 'scaped from wreck,
Love bidding Reason take the helm,
Chained Passion to the deck.
L thought you were my foe but now
Said Love, we'll sail together;
Reason, henceforth through Life shalt thou
Ny pilot be forever
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DAVID G. BARNlTZ,
ESTATE AGENT 7,

Conveyamcer and Notary Public,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
References-Ex. Gov. Alex. Ramsey,
John Nininger, St. Paul.
Trimble & Thompson,
Ignatius Donneliy,
Geo. II. Burns, N~, H..
NJ. A. Miller, ''s'' ""
j. K. Case,
48O acres Half Breed scrip,
48O acres in Sc.tt county,
600 acres, 7 miles beI"w Hastings,
Lots in Hudson. Nininger, Shakopee. Ramsey, Fortuna,
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
l6O acres one mile above St. Anthony.
Val atle lot in Winona. near the court house.
100 acres opposite to Monticello.
l60 acres ! lnijes above White Bear Lake in Ramsey
county.
Wild and IMPROVED LANDS, and TOWN LOTS.
in all parts Of the Territory, for sale on terms easy u
purchasers, by DAVID &. BARNlTZ.
= SLY ----- St. Anthony Ill, ST. Pau1.
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This town is Heated On the junction OF the Dodd and
F.ribault roads, in Rice County, NJ. T., on the N. +.
quartz. Of Section Is, Town III, nnge Fl west. 1T
is a we'll timbered district, and has . steam saw min,
hotel, store, blacksmith shop, &C., and already contains
some 25 inhabitants, and others coming in, although
only laid out in June last. information relating to th'
town may be had by addressing ). ". MILLER, Union
Lake, NJ. T. tA@ ea
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CuSTAVEs BERCLUyD.
house AND SIGN PAINTER.

Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Nininger and
the public in general, that he is now prepared to ex ,cute
all work in his line, to the entire satisfaction of his Gus
toners. All orders promptly attended to with neatness
and dispatch.
Paper Hangings constantly on hand for sale, and
rooms papered and decorated to order.
Nininger, June 20. 1857 2:1y