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Oh pRINrIxcN NEATLY s. PROMPTLY EXECUTED


On Friday evening. the 9th inst, st fremont Hall,
. meeting Of our citizens is convened to take steps for
increasing the rate CT taxation and the tax fund for im-
proving the town. Under the Charter, the town has
nov but about one thousand dollars that it can expend.
Thi. amount is quite insufficient for the necessary i'm
provenents Of the town. 1t would not even enable
che Couaeil to finish the work already commenced
The Charter, however, allows the taxation fund to DO
inc,Sased whenever the citizens consent to it, and the
meeting on Friday night is called to obtain that con-
sent. 1t is to be hoped that all our people will be in
attendance. Our town has attained a distinguished
Npntation for enterprise and energy, and success Is
sply to be realized BY pezsevering in the same course.
We hope to see our Levee made the best on the Upper
Mississippi-we hope to see Clarke avenue widened and
improved, and dug down to q grade, and there are other
matters which can be done BY :he Council, if they are
furnished With the funds, that will greatly rebound to
OUT prosperity.
Oar citizens should sl attend. No more important
matters could be brought before them for their action.
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NlNINGER CITY PROPERTY.
Herr l. stones Aadilion.

Having completed our addition / am prepared to offer
anumher Of very valuable City Lots for sale. This
addition is universally pronounced the most beautiful
par: Of Niainger City, and lying as it does convenient
to the Upper Levee, which will when properly improved
De the main Steamboat landing, aud also the. landing
valuable part Of the city. I Am prepared to sell lots OF,
easy terms and 1t low prices to persons who may des;ft
to build and open any kind Of mercantile or mechanical
business. To parties wishing to go into manufacturing
Machinery, Agricultural Implements or Cabinet Furni.
ture, Niuinger City holds cot great inducements. am
ready to afford every fucility and will contribute liberal.
ly to any person who will 10 into either Of these opera.
tions.
For further information apply to ANDREW LEV
ERING, Esq.. St. Paul, Or .'ef
JOSEPH G. HERR,
SLY 522 Market st. Philadelphia.
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SECOND
LUMBER

At UNPRECEDENTED Low RATES!
At tie EAGLE SAW MILL, City Of Naninger,
DaAosa County, H. r.
The Proprietors Of the above Mill have now fitted up
aud completed their extensive arrangements to gil I'll
orders for lumber 1t short notice and at the lowest
market rates. t
They are also manufacturing a 6rst class quality Of
LATH, which they will sell at s2,25 per M. And are
also turning out SUPERIOR SHINGLES, which
they offer for Eve dollars per NJ.
With their superior facilities, the undersigned are
determined to supply the citizens of this and adjoining
counties with as good and cheap Lumber a. can be pur-
chased anywhere in Minnesota.
Wheat, Corn, and Oats taken in exchange for Lsm.
Der At the Market prices. J.. r CASE Il co.
Nininger, Oct. II, 1851.
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HoLLowAY's PILLs.-Liverd diseases of all kinds tend
to the destruction Of that organ. Sometimes it is re.
duced to a mere shell, which a blow would break up, be-
tore the disorder kills the patient. Surely none but a
mailman would neglect such a complaint until the fatal
crisis arrived, when he had at bis command an unfailinp
remedy: Hol'oway's Pills produce a more potent effect
upon the liver than any other medicinal compound,
vegetable or mineral. The symptoms Of bilious mala.
dies are %yellowness Of the eyes and skin, pain in the
right side, and, in renittent cases, chills and fever.
Any human being thus afflicted may cure himself with.
in ten days BY taking Holloway's Pills in conformity
with the directions.
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!. N. HIILf5oUSE.
r or0pAnr
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
M E RCH T..

Corner OF Second street and Clarke Avenue,
Levee, CITY Of Manager, M. +,
The undersigned begs to give. notice to the citizens
Of Washington, Scott, Rice, Goodhue, LIE Sueur, and the
adjoining Counties, that he has just opened bis Ware
house on the Levee at Nininger City, and would solicit
any business Of = Storage, Forwarding, or Commission
character and being desirous, of establishing himself,
would say to citizens of the above.named counties. that
all goods 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 town Of
Hastings, persons doing business At Nininger will save
1t least six miles Of teaming, . matter the Importance Of
which need not be urged upon the public.
J. N. HILLHOUSE,
j. r.. Case, Eagle Saw Mill,
GO. Robertson, Esq,
Ignatius Donnelly, Esq, Niningsr, N. T.
Geo. 81. Burns, Banker,
n. A. Miller, Civil Eng,
John Nininger. Eaq, 81. Paul, N. 7.
Otis West, Forwarding & Com. Merchant, 81. Louis. Mo.
Ogden 4 Cepp, Burlington. lows.
W. 1. johnson 4 Co, Dunlei'h, III.
Lorrain 4 Co., cslens, Ill.
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NlNlNGER CITY LOTS FOR
~ u''SSAIE l1IHlIllHI]


OooDes9y, Case. Dorns md 0osAo6lAeanp A,
Ai''ss 70 sialsassr cry. p
The valuable tract Of land adjoisisr ttt eaIts~ -
Of the City Of Nininger having been susvsysd aal -.
Ted, the Proprietors nov offer lots for ssls on assso.
~modsting terms. s9 49,.
Contiguous to the main Improvements, and minn>fj
tie proximity to the Levee, the graded ,ssgsee. -
saw NH, Reeds S.th, Blind 4 Door Factory, KssY's
Stove Il Hardware Depot, Lnichot & Clark Store. -
Hotel, Warehouses, Grist Mill, and Printing Onss o.
undersigned feel justified in claiming for thcsss lo4s -.
or value either ~ business locations or for psiyats NJ.
denccs than any other portion Of the town.
The lots are considerably larger then eorpaspoeAi.e
lots in the original town limits; the streets sva passtiI
to, aud at the foot Of the bluffs, thus p~reservfns bu;ld;ne
sites Of unequalled beauty and. commanding position.
Whatever improvements expsriescs suggested, Asts bssa
introduced in the survey Of this addition teeardleas. q
expense or sacrifice of ground.
A large portion Of the River Front has beea reiaryei
for the Engine House. Machine Shops, ca SiAsep,
Freight and Passenger Depots, &c, Of tie .Niaisfk
and st. Peter Western Railroad, the survey q sist41
has been commenced, and the route Of which q in1;mAal
on the maps of the Addition furnishes the only p-ssela>,
bic grade BY which connection can Be had viii - Nj
sissippi River.
The travelled Road to and from the neiehboisx ,sv>
81 Hastings passes through this sddition,i I'D : tetcA
Avenue has been laid out with . view Of straiHktsniAe
the Road, diminishing the distance. and sptsdllS roti66t.
ing it a great thoroughfars.
Lots in this Addition will be sold with4tst az onee.
os condition respecting improveansats. 1As 1sbGhL
advantage of the location has already iaAut>d ~ ~.
rent Of business and improvement in tlis 1ie,eio1.
S.ch conditions are therefore unnseessary; ut e. ~
prietors viii always b prepared to o6sr ibss,l ia1eet
ments to Mschinists, Manuhetursrs, Mettssia, ~
others whose pursuits are calculated to aIsla,ee -
progress Of Nininger. =
Eor further information apply persoaalt q ly u2
70 either OF the undersigned Proprietor. -.
JAMES n. CASE, 60 - g.-e1i
GEORGE H. BURNS. a. -
7. PHILLIP GOLDSMITH. Wi,.levu~~ = 80
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VI A8D6
~ COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Saturday, April 3, 1858.
Coonci! met at the usual time. The President, /.
Dounelly. Esq, 10 the chair. All the members present.
The following bills we're ordered to be paid:
s. s.. E.ton, for work on the Levee, Sl69.67
J. N. Hillhouse, official services. 500
Geo. Q. Robertson, glass lamp and powder
furnished, ATS
III. Calef, tie Committee on the Public Well,
reported progress and was continued.
Mr.. Robertson, to whom was referred the subject Of
trees obstracting the view Of the town from tho river,
reported that The parties owning said trees had consent
ID to their removal, whereupon
Mr.. Eaton. moved that the Marshall be directed to
Aav9 said distractions removed under the supervision
81 Mr.. Robertson.
On motion Of Nh. Robertson, the sum Of ~6fty-eight
dollars. was ordered to be paid to Messrs. Eaton and
Calef for services in experimenting the work on the
Levee.
Mr.. Eaton moved that the Marshall be instructed to
purchase oil for the, Levee lamp Agreed to.
8 Mr.. Calef was appointed a committee to employ a
proper person to gil Mr.. Eaton's place in superintend-
ing the work on tho Lcvee.
Mr.. Clarke moved that Mr.. Eaton be appointed q
committee to supervise the work on the Levee. Agreed
co.:
Council adjourned to meet on Saturday evening next
It O'Clock.
=. :s:ss~.. = CHAs. 4. CLARKK, Recorder.
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. Wonderful Coincidence
OINTMENT.
Az Nations Of the same MIND.

The anniversary Of the introduction Of HoIloway's Oint.
ment ought 70 BE- Jubilee forever It has saved countless
agony and death. Starting from the surface to which it is
applied. its healing balm finds it, way through every coat.
ing aid lgamsnt Of the body. to the very source and basis
It e1ti,guishrs the fsbrils prino;pls that feeds them, and
the outward symptoms fade. heal ssd pass away with =
rspidity incredible to those who have not witnessed it.
ScrcfsIo.s Er1ptioss and Ulcers.
The poison Of scr0fuls has never been neutralised or ex-
pelled BY any Of the remedies Of the phar.nacopeia. The
Sole Antdote to this virulent and destructive element i
Holloway's Ointment Majendie & Brodie, tho great French
and English surgeons DO not deny or dispute this great fact.
There is no form Of :csofala that may not b controlled and
cured By THE balssmic remedy.
fI Cancers anal. Txns0Ts.
The knife OF caustic may remove . cancer or tunor, bat
the seeds Of the terrible excrescence remain 10 the blood and
il is soon reproduced in q worse form than before Hollo.
ways Ointment, on tho contrary, p~enetrates into the circu-
lation and psrvades every Infected vesicle, and kills ehe die.
ssss By destroying the corrosive principle that g~snsrassi and
. f. Inflammation. Of tie Ski.
All rsshss and ordinary ~ernptions. a. we'll - srysipe,ae.
cent. sinRworun, csrbuneIes, scald head, salt rhenm, leprosy,
Pr'oklv heat esc"ars removed by . few applications Of the
Accidental injuries. wounds. sprains. bruises. saIds and
ANIMATION quickly subsidies. fever and lckjaw ore prevent
Cd end under . Perseverine use Of the preparation The pro.
cess Of healing 10 soon accomplished.
The Ointment and the Pills should both be used In the
following cases :-Bunions, Burns. Chappsd Hands, Chill.
blsins. fistul.. 9out, Lunbego, Msrcurisi Eruptious. PiIss,
Rheumatism, Ringworm, Salt Rhsun, Scalds, Skin Dissas.
e, Swsled gland, Sore leg. Sore breasts. Sore heads. Sore
Thrvase. Sosss Of I'll kinds, Sprains, Stiff joints, letter,
Uleers. Vsnereal Sores. Wounds Of Ill kinds.
CAu11oxl-None arc grnuine unless the words 'Hollo.
Wy. New York and London are disoernibls NJ water.
mark in every leaf Of the book of directions around cash
PCT Or box; the same may be p lainly seen BY holding the
Issf 70 the light. A handsome reward will be given 70 any
one rendering such information e. may lead TO the detection
efsoy party Or parties counssrfeisins tho aedcinss or vsnd.
ing the same, Knowing them to be spurious.
-" Sold ct The nanufactory Of Professor Holloway, 80
Maiden Lane, New York. and BY Ill respectable Druesisss
tho civilized world, in pots ~ Is cents, es cents AMI 81 each
- Thsseis % considerable saving By taking the larger
N.R.-Directons for tho guidance Of patients in every
disorder ass aaxed to each pot.
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MNNlNGER PROPERTY FOR SALE!

The undersigned offers the following lots IN Nininger
City on reasonable terms, and at q particularly low
figure to those who desire to make improvements. No
improvement clause
Lors S. g., block 81; g., block 1909; 9. o., block no.;
4. S., block ia; o. 10 block IFS; 10. H., block ll6
6. 9. 10. 90, block 81; 6. II. II, block 60; ls. 10.
%. IS. Is, block So; !. 8. 1S., block 81; l. 2. g.,
block le5; g.. Ia liz. H., bOskl45; s.;s. 10. II.
IA. Is. le. IL, block iss; g., block 1856; La .4.
IS. g., block f80 IL. II. l6. II. 49,, block 90; g.,
block IS; II. Is. l9. 20. 81. ~. 49,, block 40; s. 4.
10. 49,, block log g., block y; 20. block 80: ..
TO-. block lS5. !" JKo. A. W. JoNIs. e'3i
Atty. 4 Law, O@es With Jno. Munger, Esq,
27.2ass aaias Pal 1iuesse.
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8Cw to make Money!.
ROOFING RQQEINGh

The subscribers having purchased the exclusive right
OF VESTS GAL VAN1C CEMENT, for rooSps,
for Minnesota, are now prepared to sell Town aud County
rights throughout the State, or to contract for putting
on roofing on the shortest notice and most reasonable
Any person wiaAing to engage in basiness
that will PAY cannot do better than to correspond with
the eNhecriters, when full particulars will Be given,
shoving, on the most undoubted testimony, the great
superiority Of Vests Galvanic Cement over al roo6nes
in use earle 4 CHENEY
Niaisser, Dakota County, MINI, 1853. ~
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AXE LHANCE TO FChCZaSz
REA ESTATE
CITY STEAM SAW MILL
LVMRER u

Cheap for Cuah or Farm Produce. z
This mill, lately owned by Messrs. Blskely Il Truax,
will, after the 18th inst, BE- carried o. BY the under.
signed. Lumber and Lath Of superior quality will be
kept constantly On hand and offered at prices as low as
the lowast. Citizens Of this and the ~sdjoising towns
offer before going elsewhere 10 purchase.
~ Whest, Corn, and Osts resolved in exchange for
lumber at cash prices. , - aSTKPHEN KEMP. p.
Niniuger, Min, March 9th. 1858. - ~
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NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that on Friday evening
the 9th April, 1858, at seven (7) o o'clock, At the Ire.
mona Hall: a Public Meeting of the holders Of real
estate in Nininger City will be held to authorize the
Town Council Of the said City to levy an additional
tax sufficient to carry into effect the provisions Of the
Town Charter. IGNATIUS DONNELLY, Prest.
(Atfest) G.. @. RoBERTroN, Recorder pro tenn.
Nininger, March p, 1858.
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THE III NDYSFDEHOCSE
.NEW KANAGEAfsNT - aeaa
JOSHUA KEMP proprietor.
Corner Of Ree Avea:s n'"i Sixth ktreet, n
.NI!NINEER CI?l,,' n. r.
Under it, present management, the Proprietor vii!
be happy TO receive old and new custoiness, pledging
himself tina, nothing will Be 'ef. untried - reAder them
aud provide for ali their wants IN style
to maintain anu extend the reputation Of this House.
RARE CHANCE 70 PURCHASE
REAL ESTATE.
HuMir Prices a,aae..,-.
The undersigned bus now in his hauds . large amount
Of farming and timber lands Of 7@arious descriptions,
which b. Is ready to dispose Of ..on Tie most satisfactory
terms to purchasers. This il the time to make rare
bargains, and ncue better can be offered than those by
HENRY GALEFF,
Office corner OF Clarke Avenue and 9Th st.
Nininger, March =, 1855. ="
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NJ. A. ,M1kLGn,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
N1NlNGER ,clfY,; M. r;
Refers to John Nininser, aad b. 6. Baraixk, 81. Paul;
l. Donnelly, Niningsr City. Ally
MILL SITE FOR NOTHING.
GREAT CHANCE F0Rs .CAP1z1k1STS !

An excellent site foe alaMs nil. WITH IL laad IT.
tached, is offered free to a11t no Who III s = . mill
thereon. The advantages ~ ttsseiviinlg and skfetai,ine
logs, and Ao.ting the lauhee1l With the ssr.sast. into the
river, ]. unsurpassed BY anything on tie Mississippi.
lent home market, in the t1pid growing towns and nu-
nerous settlements in the richl. country on both sidss the
Any one DESTROYS. 1t further infSsfnation can
address NJ: A. MILLER, City Of .NiniaestS; Dakota
County, MINI. l6
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S PoRKu
Just arrived a large amount Of Pork Of a superior
quality, which may be had at the new store, also Lard.
DANIEL PURCELL.
Nininger, April g.. 1858.
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For 9Ala

For 9tlee. :. ], 7 St. "
A first rate grist mill, with txosrsa af stoat, On rsa-
sonaele terms. Apply TO-, b. II. SPRINGER,
6u i.sY., M Louisville, N. 7.
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PLANTs.

Pie Plant Roots. Strawberry Plants, Currant and
Gooseberry Slips, for sale BY f. W. CRESSY.
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.A Sabbath School every Sunday afternoon at
1t fremont HALL
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Nlnluger Lyceunl.
The Society met on Monday evening and chose officers,
s 10 . re to hold over un,il next fall, and then adjourned
subject 20 The cali Of the President, j. Beswick. ESQ
- The Rev. Mr.. Greasy will preach at Tn mt n,
3 al, in this town, next Sunday Afternoon at p O'clock,
ss1a in the evening At y 9'elesk.
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9th, $500
H1x1Seka, April 9Th, 1855.
70 tie E1ssor NJ the .Lon.aoi:
would recommend all Oh. towuspeople who haze
poultry, aogs, q cass, 60 keep e sharp lookout after
Gen. .il 40 :vo certain things, il thir town, take I, 4 mali
';ioas delight in destroying and n'sisrsasing them.
. lusF!cE.
Sjninser, April 1888.
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Our Town,

Those Who look back upon the past Of Nininger viii
ssad . history Of daring, enterprise, aad brilliant sue
cess- 1t is startling to think Of the bold attempts
made now to build Up s great city in close proximity
20; the most. dourishing town, after St. Paul, in the
whole Northwest and it l., startling to think Of the
success that has awaited the attempt. From being s
aothing--a worse than nothing-a paper deception as it
Vas supposed to bet has become q solid and sub
sssntiAl town. Its lots from being refused at six dol
lass, are now sought after at hundreds Of dollars. Its
future il clear before il. LIST its citizens remember that
high and daring enterprise has made this place, and
that high AID daring enterprise mus. continue TO make
it. SO 5000 80 they fall into the slough Of irresolution
$50 s"an 8 they measure the degree of their ambition
sad energy BY .ha. Of the towns around them, so soon
Ri!! they fall behind. hand in the race. Let the monen-
tam that has heretofore actuated them be kept up, and
success, great and lasting success, is beyond question.
We netice the arrival here OF Mr.. Daniel Purcell! and
sic lady. Mr.. Purcell! vas With us temporarily last
sister, he has now returned t, remain permanently.
He. brings With him q large stock Of goods, and proceeds
SC open q store 6: once. Mr.. p is one of the right kind,
,: cit;zessAone Of the sort most needed By N~ininger
now.
4 petition, we understand, is now being pre- pared,
calling upon the Town Council to establish a permanent
Town School. There is . young gentleman, q new conner
who offers to take hold of it.
TIE BAPTIST CHURCH. Al the meeting Of the
Building Committee on Tuesday night ut the Handy
aide House, it was resolved that the building Of the
church be proceeded with at once. a committee were
appointed to superineend the construction Of the founaa-.
tios, the size Of the building, although not the particu-
,sr plan, having been decided On. At last We shal! have
. church I: has long been a poor commentary on our
citizens that seven hundred people could no. build one
church, while a small society has been able to erect it.
aes 3 handsome Hall we refer to the Good Templars.
Lee oar people urge on the church BY all means.
PKasoSAL.-Our readers must have noticed that we
have secured the valuable services of l.. N. Country
NAN, Esq, On the paper. Mr.. CouNTRYMAN has
A>rge of the Agricultural department, rs the repre-
sentative Of the Agricultural Society, and his articles
I'D considerably to the attractions of the Joryaak
lxpnOvxMKNTs.-Besides the buildings heretofore
enumerated, we notice in sight Of our Office, a store and
teaidence being built by Mr.. c. K. knight. Mr..
might've understand intends TO open a store when his
building is finished, iut cf what particular kind be has
not yet decided.
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3 q GWEN
HOUSE, C0ACH; AND 8fGN
-. ni E.ssG fNtf.
PAINTER.
~1Az1N& AND 1A901 xA1o330
Dene e dkastl .s
N1N1NGER clrY; Mrssase4A. FL:

HOUSE TO KENT. y
A story and q half House, 1924, on Fourth street
near Breckenridge avenue, may Be hid for s. 8 month
for the winter. It has three rooms and 10 comfortably
fitted up. Inquire At this Office,
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:. - Nse~teorol0glcal Table.
Prepared b. Mr. William 4. Reed, corner Of Clarke
Atepue and Seventh atreet.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-25
RATES OF POSTAGE

The postage on all letters to any part of the
country must be pre- paid.
Letters not exceeding OF. within 5000 miles
8 cents, prepaid; over 5000 miles, 10 cents. II
conveyed wholly OR partly by sea; and to and
from foreign country, 10 cents within. and 20
cents over 2.5O0 miles, unless otherwise fixed by
treaty, &c. Every additional or. or fraction,
carries an additional postage
Letters dropped for delivery at the same post
office, cent. Advertising letters cent.
Newspapers, periodicals, unscaled circulars, or
other articles of printed matter, (except books.)
when sent to any part Of the United States, and
weighing not over ounces, cent, and for every
additional ounce, or part thereof, cents. If
within the State, not weighing over / oz cent.
Books, bound or unbound, not weighing over
lbs for any distance under three thousand miles,
cent per ounce; over 5000, cents per ounce
The above must be prepaid, or double these rates
actual subscribers within the county where print
ed and published free.