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DIED SULPHUR spRINGs--Mosnor COUNTY

GlsAThcse Springs for the
reception visitors well that meicnHi agents
have had such signal success NJ the wstars
Springs the speedy Of most cases o. pumo
nary bronchial affections, chronic darrh dyspepsia
and Diseases " The brain.
Richmond and should leave the virginia and
eight staging good road Wa Orange and Alex
Virginia Railroad there about seventy miles
VI staging f.s.
would better and better care and aienon
by coming early usually very much crowded through e
month Of August. T. T. CAMPBELL "
3O--d2mo
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United states Hotel.
AUCTION SALES.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE n CO., Auctionccrs.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF TINWARE, &c.-On
saturday morning o'clock the
We kettles nrccsrcrs
&C.. TO close account ~
cash. JAS Z. MCGUIRE GO,
July so Auctioneers
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A CARIBOU patrons are hereby notified that all
~ open accounts uron
slant respectively presented preparatory settlement
uniform practice
say presented
cheerful and prompt response
June 27--eod4w6 Ii0oE BROTHER 90
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m j. h w. N. GALTs STEAM FIREWoOD

TVV j. w. N. GALI STEAM FIKErWOOD
IL Mills and general Fuel Depot taking thu grounds
Van Nc wharf, 81 Scvcnsecnth
thereon nrc wood mile prepared
unvaed end split WOOD which enec4nsy
and convonnce hsng rsvins 70 the Of thirty
the nothing q The
Of the endcavoring
maui those with which cellar nled tho
ciosc Of .
All wood purchased warranted to give sasfaeon or no
=
department surpassed purchase
the best miners tn this coun
pcrccty housed from the wesihc
enabling deliver good order s season o the year
j. w. N. CALI.
oes northwest corner Of 2h square south
Pcnnryivanis avenue, aud foot Of l7th street.
July 14--d0
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DEDFORD SPRINGS.--This well-known and de-

DEDF0RD SPRINGS--This wel-known and de-
ID lgbful RESORT will he opened for the reception Of
18th june and kept until the lst Of October
buildings erected last year are nov u
completed the whole establishment has been furnished IN SD
be Of
In any part OF the United States. x
will be under the management Of MT a IT, ALLY,
attention 70 his guests
the ampest assurance comfort and kind treatment
the other OF Is deemed proper 70
passengers reach Bedford by daylight ride from
C1lambersburg
company arrangements supply dealers
BEDFORD WATER by the barrel carbcy or
bottles, at the following prices at the Springs viz;
For a barrel, mulberry ~ 90
For n do oak 3 90
mulberry ~
Por Y do oak acknowledgements. 90
Carboy 10 gallons IS
HotIcs " mint Dor dozen 90
carefully prepared that purchasers mny depend
upon receiving fresh and sweet.
All communications should be addressed to
THE BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS CO.,
June 30--d4w Bedford county, Pa.
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FLOUR AND CORN.

From the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce, July ISL
On the LIST OF May gave comparative statement OF
the price of superfne New York State flour in this mar
ket, follows
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navy-yard on the 9th instant The steamer Richmond
is progressing rapidly Tho Cyane is fitting out for
vice in the Pacific The John Adams is in the dry-dock
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u1HE FAuQUIER WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGs,

fafy Washington )losscssion having peeh
accommodating sueneno
ef and most reliable, courteous assistants.
No spared In order accommodate inc
high reputation Of these Springs me
Orange Alexandria Al ~ o'clock IN e n'rns
and IN the evening o and 2, p next
day leaving also twice thus aadns 'he most cor
Of -.
The terms Of fare VIII per day Si2 week 80 per
mouth $40 500 for the ending lst
Der children year under !. harrce servants also
half price THOMAS GREEN.
June 23-2mos
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BY JAS. q. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

BY JAN. y. McGUIHE q CO., AuctiOHecFs.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAMILY
IL removing the city auctonOn Saturday morning,
jmy 31st Al O'Clock shall
without reserve Of family removing from
the city, comprising
Mahogany sofa, lounge, aud pxrlor c,nirs
chairs, whatnOt
Marble-top table, card tables
Bedsteads bureaus, wardrobe.
Feather beds, mAttresses holsters, pillows.
washstands, toilet sets, looking glasses.
China glass, and crockery
Brussels and three ply carpets, rugs
Stoves, kitchen utensils, &c
Terms cash. JAS &. MCGUIRE x CO.,
july sd Auciioncrs
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET JULY 2s7H

The total receipts Of all stock at all the yards for the
week were as follows
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WY ANTED--P Printers and Editors. Tho propri-
wv well and weekly The Rural
Missouri d~posc
office and paper THIS oppoun'ty ~ e only
south and the paper wealthy and poia
county Population q the alone about 1000 Apply
RICHARD EDWARDS,
Box 1927, Baltimore.
copy may be cent 10 persons wishing juno q
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once Of the Commissioner Of Health.

once OF the Commissioner OF Health.
Washington, July 20 1883.
meeting of the board of health held the
~ instant the following declared constitute nui
Dead animals DIAL nsh heaps Of oyster Shells
butchers stalls slaughter houses, yards
ssagnsnt ponds, marrhcs and cellars.
houses foul prye and hogscs
Of every description whether
portions thereof used FOOD which bethrown
All ashes RUBBISH shavnes from amy trade
occupation, or business.
fifth manure pools drainage
and sosp factories.
Horses going large gsnders frcy any contagious
disease.
Houses or buildings decay endangcring
tbc lvcec property of those in the vicinity.
Privies opening into sewers.
CHARLES FORCE
July 72-ccs Commissioner Of Health.
TURTLES rpml~s
AT 1Oyps
AT ILoyDs
NATIONAL RESTAURANT,
southesst oornsr a 1th and r stscets
and Steaks nj IL O'Clock
nV-orders families promptly attended to.-6e
a7Real Turtles always hand. July 16cou
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EMIGRATION rRox GERMANY The British consulate at
Iepsc furnishes the following results of emigration from
Germany during the year 1857
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TONESS WHITE SULPHUR AND cHALYBEAT
81 springs Warren county Sosh cAohn. springs ny are
from p the R@i~sh and CASTOR railroad wnc
place Mr. Wilson viii keep aud handsome ioss horss
stage ready 70 passengers
The establishment viii be opcned for The reception Visitors Q"
the 18th DAY Il June, 1888
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forewArned during this hot weather MOI 70 drink 100
be perfectly safe cool and com
ortable they syveers Drug STORE corner ON
Soda Cream Sirup,
which by crowds who daily visit Tic
be the best In the city.
July 1l-d2w
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uvAsnINGToN INSURANCE COMPANY.

WY ASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHstas s2o0,ooo
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
only company Washington having such clause In H char
Risks buildings merchandise furniture &C. taken at the lowest
Besides Of the company the individual Liability
private fortune each ockholder
iab $3.50
Omcc--Corner Of Pennsylvania and Tenth street
p
VIM r. Bayy, Benz Bcal, Francis Monuh,
y. Halliday Hudson Taylor VIM. Orme
Samuel Bacon Joseph Bryan II W. Gait
N. B.-No charge made for policies
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President.
f:RAyrox n HAxsox Secretary Fly
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VNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NJ, assets February l. 1885, s4ssssos ss Secured
bonds mortgages Of
Winston, president Abbott,
Garusss. D. examining physician, 4e5 Ninth
Pamphlets further information obtained = the orce c
CHARLES NJ sE1<nEN Agent
22-d6m$ No. bO7 Seventh street.
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TIE SrKuDKS FEsnvAL.-We have received the letter
addressed by Mr. Joseph Kilian to the president of the
central committee of the Steuben Monument Festival.
Mr. Kllian invited to deliver address, but pre-
fcrred this mode of communicating his hearty approba
ton and cooperation with his German fellow-czcns
He has given admirable sketch of the life of the in
dustrous patriot also touching upon German emigration
but as the ground completely covered by the
biography which published with the report Of the es
tiva we think its publication at this time would be too
much like reproduction.
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R1oRGASIzATIoS DISTRICT VOLUNTEERS I'm our
advertising columns will be found the order ~ Col Hickey
for two meetings of the officers of the District regiment
to make arrangements for visit to tho President his
return from Bedford Springs will BIO that Col
Hickey intends to leave stone unturncd to bring the
volunteers to the highest efficiency military body.
We hope he may be entirely successful though feel
satisfied that many obstacles will have to be
before object desirable be accomplished But
Col Hickey has adopted his motto, .NI dp1dndum."
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PATENTS among the patents issued for the week end.
ing July II arc to George Bishop, Of Washington
D. c. for improvement in coupling for railroad cars:
to Louis Braner, of this city, for improved omnibus
register, and to ElIyson VERIFY Of this city, for
improved batter machine.
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The EQUESTRIAN STATUE WASHINGTON is now nearly
completed and its distinguished artist Clark Mills
nounces that it will be inaugurated the ed Of Feb
rury next There has been some diversity Of opinion
as to where will be the best location for this statue tho
enclosed space in front of the Centre Market has been
suggested but the objection made that that location is
too low show the statue to advantage 1t will doubt
he placed either in the circle at the west end in
of the Presidential Mansion, where now stands the
weather worn statue Of Jefferson.
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SMUT IN WnEAT.-Recent experiments prove that q
frequent cause Of smut in wheat is the heating Of the
seed in the stack. One who has tried, recommends to
let the wheat for seed stand until quite ripe before cut,
ting, and then to put it on . scafold until fully cured.
The wheat raised from seed thus treated was not injured
by smut.-lHarper's Weekly.
It has been said that sowing in wet land, is one cause
of snsut in wheat 4 would BE- we'll II any, rate to fol-
low this rule 80 Sow grain when your ground is so
we'll pulverized, that the dust will follow the harrow
Those who have tried, say that no crop can be more
advautageously raised, for feeding to stock, than cab
bage. $4,000 heads have been raised from two and q
half acres in Massachusetts. The ground should be
rich, and we'll worked. The seed should be sown in
rows sufficiently wide apart to admit a ~cultivator be-
tween. The plants. are thinned out when Of proper
size, and aftcrward kept free from weeds and worms
(Harper's Weekly.
This does not beat Minnesota. ] raised on one half
acre last year 1000 heads. Cattle cat them with great
avidity, and in the autumn when the grass is short and
dry, the laboring OK, or generous mich COW, is very
grateful for the dispensation of . few cabbage heads or
~rutsbagas. o rs er~e@ -~ a'
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1t ~ s mistaken idea that We cannot probably raise
stock herr, and VIC shall labor to dissipate this. idea
througAth b summer BY incontrovertible facts, It may
be demanded that because the winter season Is 80 long
here the stock can never pay the cost Of feeding. Will
BOT the. greater demand for animal food, and therefore
she higher price that may be always safely calculated
90, be ample compensation for the difference Of food
required !? The diseases to which hogs, sheep, and cat
tls are lik1aesfn other localitisa ste stately found
among them heFe, = less proportion pt mortality there
fore may be expected among them. Some there are
who think they cannot possibly raise stock without
large q~uastitiess Of hay. u Aaother mistaken idea. 1
may sssspt that eosn fodder is better than hay. It is
put BEYOND a doubt, that the .seaiasssy Sorghum : can
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Contributions arc solicited to this department from all
parts Of the County. Let us elicit discussion snd ar
gument outhe great subject Of soil cultivation. !
would say to the people that I am but an infant farmer,
snd though give my opinions boldly and fearlsssly,
yet l an. as VOL all shculd be, open to conviction, and
We hope every one who desires may avail him or herself
Of this agricultural column: Send your articles to my
address, ct n. Coun,rymar, Hastings, or Nininger,
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be raised as a forage crop in this country-6ve tons to
the acre. Three to four tons of common minet can be
produced to the acre. and no country in the world can
produce finer or larger ..:urneps, beets. r~utabagas, car
rots or cabbagcs. a
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Where do weeds come from That crop you per.
United to ripen last year, unharvested, scattered its
thousand seeds all over your land. They mingled with
your grain, and found a Judgment in your barn with
use the hoe IN haying time, and make vegetable bon
fires in barvest-season. than suffer from the maturing Of
weeds on your land. ~. d ~ #
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B L A c K s N / T H
Levee, Near Eagle Steam Mil,

Levee, near Eagle Steam Nil,
Would respectfully call the attention of the eitiseas Of
Niuinger and surrounding country, to the feet that he
has opened . Blacksmith Shop in this town, where he i
prepared to Do al kinds Of work in his line, aud hopes
to merit = share Of the public patronage. So
Country work solicited and guaranteed. sa
Nininger, July 16, 1857. Al
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II. DkAKELY, n. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
NENINGER C1TY, u. T.
MILLER d STARR,
NORTH R6TERN
Type, Stereotype 4 Electrotype FeunAry,

MILLER Dc HTAKR,
-WRsTERN
Type, Stereotype 4 Electrotype EounAsy,
AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE !
Corner Of East Rakr and Spring .eseees, M1psxkse,
Having completed our arrangements for tho above
business in this city, We would invite the cooperation Of
the printers in this and surrounding States in its behalf.
Our facilities are equal to any Foundry in the country
for manufacturing Type and Printers Material; and for
beauty Of finish and hardness Of metal cannot be, sur
passed in this or any other country. The faces ef our
Type, are all modern and most approved styles, and
we shall endeavor to compete With our Eastern brethren
in getting up new styles Of Type, Borders, Cuts, Orna-
ments, &c. We are in daily receipt of all new faces
As they are made in the East, and in advance Of any
other Establishment at the West.
Being Agents for some of the best Type Foundries
and Press and Ink Manufactures at the East, We shall
keep constantly on hand a full assortment Of every v.rie-
ty Of material.
Presses, Wood Type, etc, furnished at Manufacturer ;
prices. ! t@.- .
Orders 70. stereotypipg, Engraving, &C., promptly
TO-.
We shall issue in the course of the next three months
3 new Specimen Book which will be furnished on
application.
~ Printers Of newspapers who choose TO publish
Advertisement, including this note, one month, will
be allowed their bills, at the time Of purchasing three
times the amount OF our manufacture. 10
EDWARD MILLER, Late of Albany, N. Y.
H. A. STARR, Late Of Stars Printing OAice.
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$1,000
Leaving q profit of $500 dollars.

leaving q PFolt OF 9,BUU dollars.
Or say this is extravsgant say his lots average $500
each, and still you have = profit Of $4,925. Or reduce
it still lower, put them at $3.50 each. and you still leave
a profit Of $2,437. Or say that by any possibility after
the Railroad is built he gets . price less than many Of
the lots have already been sold for, viz, 500 each, and
he has still a profit Of 81, 1893, a magnificent increase
upon the sum Of 800 invested less than two years
before. ITsa it,. g-
GEORGE B.. CL1ruEEALL, President; 1gnatius Don
nelly, Wee President; George H. Burns, Secretary ;
c. L. Emerson, Treasurer.
Managers-David G.. Barnitz, John Nininger, Cherries
K. Clarke, James r. Case, Robert F. Fisk.
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l.a 4af- .E -tt 4# s.. M
This town is located on the junction Of the Dodd and
Faribault roads, in Rice County, NJ. T., on the N. 3.
quarter Of Section Is, Town Ill, range Fl west. It
is a well timbered district, and has 4 STEAM saw mil,
hotel, store, blacksmith shop, 4c, and already c~ontains
some IS inhabitants, and others coming ip, although
only laid out in June last. information relating 70 tie
town may be had by addressing &. ". MILLER, Unisa
Lake, NJ. I. Ass 81 y
4 RARE CHANCE.
The undersigned, DESTROYS Of having . Brick Yard
established in Nininser will sell to any party who will take
the matter 10 hand, IN excellent Brick Machine Of New
York msnufacture, the necessary amount Of cloy and
timber sud, aud Win receive bis pay for the sane in
bricks .. the current prices, Address 90 y
.s8 o. e.ss fGNATIUS DONNELLY,
ot7 .vs 10 ao Nininger, Miaseecn.
J0SEP11s JACKSON,
Contractor. Mason Builder.
GRADING &c. win Be sttesdsdto promptly.
Refers toI. Dosnsily and ]. 4. cass, a.
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! 1t is useless 70 carry these figures further, Is It muat
appear evident from the above that farming does pay in
Minnesota. In making the above statement I have
been very careful not to exaggerate, or set the yield PEI
acre too high. l have known much greater yields hav.
ing been obtained. Pr CoUNTRyMAN.
Niniuger, April Sd, 1855. ff 1T
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CHARLES z. CLARKE
ESTATE & GENERAL AGENT,
CONvEYANCER N NOTARY PUBLIC.

NININGER, MINNESOTA
Will always attend to buying and selling Land and
City Lots ON Commission.
+ Will negotiate Loans, yielding from 2 to 4 per
make Collections, and locate Land Warrants.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, DEcLARAToRY STATEMENTS,
and. other instruments Of writing neatly and accurately
REFERS BY PERMISSION TO
His Excellency, Gov. Medary, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Elk. Gov. Alex. Ramsey, a"
John Nininger, Nininger, "
Col. John NJ. Stevens, Glencoe,
Cook / Sargent, Davenport, Iowa:
John Ludlow, Pres't Springfield Bank, Springfield Ohio.
Levi Rhinehart, Pres't MR. .Br. State Bank " "
Hon. Sampson Mason, ="
Peter Odlin, President Dayton BIZ. State Bk. Dayton, i"
f., A.. & T. T. More, Dayton, Ohio.
4:ly CHARLES +. CLARKE.
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SMITH,, HANCOCK 4 THOMAS.
AMBITION IN EIEINGER.

This edition. con sisaing Of Fl. WITTY Acsss, have been sux,eysa
end plat&ed in connection With the original town OF Nhnanes: Is
lee within the limits Of the origiuaa town and isbeendeA ~
on three sides. Tha lots lie % near the river and the isvee, -
the same number Of lots o. frst Md out by che prcp'aefoc&
They 0e the only lots. to which no baI<iiag obligation Aess eca
,<tsched; they are sold free Of al insmAabraneee: This !oes'6
Is unsurpassed for beauty on the M;sViAsippi river It Ne q
easy access to N extensive back country ~ gfss& seEti0sy' eos
Affords o chipping point for . section Of territory. rescao& q
least one hundred miles into the interior. Nimnger las "ssnaa
three months acquired . population Of two .nadrsd persons.
Applications for lots osn be made 10 DR.. E.k. Sn1rtT OF -
Aspnsw LHvzstsa, Resl Estate Dealer. Of Ct. Paul. CT 70 ss
Apdefigaed. E.
HANCOCK & 1.H01As. ..
0Hnl~.xos:~. n. e.
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Wounds in cattle are quickly cured by washing sew
eral times 3 day, with a mixture Of the yolk. Of eggs
and spirits 9f tu.pentine.
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