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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
OBJ savmpv
lIansarlaa Grass,

Ma, iepWeRi IN renewing my
subscription have Thought II N,
duty 10 tho farming eemmuaily to
SAY q lhw werda IN relation TO the
hungarian ugess This glass 70 .
new article With Ne, and premises 70
sapeseda Nll other kiads Of grasses
fora hay crop We have raised Il
iovr years It's eemmoaoemeht Was
email quantity Of seed brought 10
the far West by enc ef tho lleRea
,ian esllea lipt tho grass has taken
y deep and permanent held upon the
people at Iowa, and Is eaheenaad ~
its popularity livery peFaen speats
Of il IN tho highoal terms,
| will briefly state sema al IT.
leading asalillesi 40 q hay crop, al
toe hag years triad, daIifg aeasope
Of great heulh whom many limet
other crops have partially 81 bulb
hileh, this grass hAs inyagWhb
Welded hpm four to siA tens at gNed
day hay, Of q superior qualify to
tho aeyo twenty, five per cont het
tor than any ether hipd 81 hal and
10 wei soaaaps its yield has haoO
sheyo that mark, Tho premium
olop at our county taken The pasl
season, Was eight toms aud Thirty -Nyy
poaads Of geed day hay 70 tho acre,
aud at tho adjoining eeuniy seven
tina i've hundred aud ten peunds OF
goad dry hay TO tho aeTa, suitable
hr stark, duly sweEn to helpla the
committees hy dlsinleIeslad persons
hr the puvposa Of ACQUIRING lhe pre-
MUM at tho oaunly fair
llaraed oallla ana sheep lave The
pnsa daarly, aud htIen upon u II
Yields 40 seed, hom thirty to City
hushels 20 The acre, Weighing l'ltY
peunds 10 tho hushel All kinds Of
stock love lhia seed, whloh ID yery
rich aud nHlrllleus, equal TO any
hind Of grain, aud will hllea upon
it, One acre Of this grass will
make more faoa than Que acre el
timothy aud one acre al oats put
together all tho time
Since tho introduction Of This gT0ss
va can, With The same laholing fnrea
va hayo usually employed, raise laed
anough TO feed seven menlhs ~ tho
year, and have plenty to soil 10 tho
spring, whore helare lie Introduction
Wa often usod 20 be shart, IN Pant
ef certainly II has no equals no tho
season wet Of dgy, We ara saFa Of .
good crop of hay
livery body speaks 10 tho highest
terms Of This grass, and as an oVi'
denee Of ito popularity, farmers weald
mol part with The lasl hushol Of seed
on any terms
II usually Crews from three ia
four and half hel high, has heavy
round, brown head, fall Of s,ed, hear
Wy blades, stools oul equal TO rye
with a very tender swaet stalk, easl'
~ cured, . very hardy grass, aud
will TAXA the most vol aud sustain
lhe least injury at any vegetation
ever saw,
Il Is lpuad on four ,ears growing
not 10 ekhaasi our soil, nos 10 deio-
riarale oar huf
II will grow upon any land that
will produce Indian eera
| have briefly ekolehed thus much
Cor the benefit Of your Teaders, he,
Having that lhey would DO ahi 10
know something ahopi So valuable .
drop as Ills proves ITSELF TO DO, to
on agricultural wealth
w q OLARk,
Abba, Monroe Do, Iowa
lalely, going 70 tho aaunlry, says
tho edilpr Of lorlel'a Spirit u tho
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20

A stariy.lookhg mm N plava'
land, a sherl Time since, while mlslly
engaged IN eawhliing y dandy, who
had msaltod his daughter when ask
ed what ha was dolng, replledi nfet
illg q smfh and continued his a.
musulnenl without further inteulp.
lion
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
Alba, Monroe DO, laWa

Lately, going TO tho aaanlry, says
tho edilpr Of rorlel'a Spirit II tho
Times, 10 spend q lpw weeks with
a friend Of mine, ] drove a vary
handsome holse, and good 'nn,
bat WIS always annoyed ahaal hla
coal, aa II was moro like . lot ol hrls'
ilos Than a horsa'a smooth skin, and
all the grooming he espld gal
awoalda't do II 20 good" My
friend, who 10 GFaal hoisa breeder
and hnaieF, made me Try giving him
a iaw carrots every day oct Of Iay
hand, saying Ihst he would have .
good smoolh eaai 10 lifea weeks;
and he was right, faF 10 that time
my barsa had . beautiful, aleek, glas.
~ oaai, and all ram eating few car
rols daily iia tails me i u iahllI'
Bile
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20

nms'r Lass rna liaARp A ora.
W Nllow IN u Northern aim housa
was recently laid eat on q phnk h'
dead, bat prpved To ha onlY Ia a
siAla Of suspended animation On
Faooyarlns, no ebsaWai, ! never dlt
llko lha faro thaY give u thia iNsll
lulion, bal I'm blnwel II this haafa
aia't the hardest af ANY Two had yol.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20

10 who slabs you with o pen
would do the same with q penknila,
ware he as safe from daionIlon and
lhe law.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20

Till, yaa lauag scamp, u You had
your duo you'd gat goad whipping
Il know II, daddy, hut hills We
not always paid when they hocome
due
The agonisad father lremhled lost
his hepumi son should no suddenly
snalphui from him,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20

lislen went to Paris IN l6aQ, and
was one day Walking ~ haAl Of lhr
llelel Maullpe, wlthhls iengpa hang
ing out Of his mouih, nWhal GO
you delag that hgGn asked bis ia.
timato hiand, rpiier why" 80.
pllpa the eepanilia mao, lhn luarp
laglopr hngpageaad ! Want 20 eoIph
tho ep0upi,"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
LnAalIenl Notice.

IbilRsiiANl 81 aR nfiar NJ Iha Clerk vi
ihaihunly IIpuri NJ linpalp epWiY ipu-
nsa5ha, upnn tho sHgSniilpn VI iha aiminlatfa
llfnl ihh astata 81 diffel Saaih, daa, NJ tho
insolvency VI bail daaalnnls asIaia piau ID
hereby giYan 90 ~ parapns haying ellmg
against sail aeialu, " rissaHl hem 80 iha ialk
NJ said ilapl prnnaHf authenticated 90 u be
ion iha aai ss'aY 90 hnn.e.hsg sh1s,
lm We rata d#ifilNilpn, ~ they will be far
ayaf harral
wa = RllsA, iisIr 10 hams aea
teh 50, 1868.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20

A witty man, who lived IN constant
Ipar al tho hallIis, having ahsaendad
one Of hls acquaintance was askaf
what was tho laaaNn Of hla ahsenoe
to whIph no gepliad why, eir
gpretead he WAS eppfeAeHslpe Of DO.
iug epPfeAmded
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20

The hesl capital lar yaang man
10 . capital young vito So . gqnllas
man Informs Us who has iaat llied
IL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
lhaneery Sale Of Land,

~ pursuance NJ deeraa ~ ihs 6hsneefy
Z Court " !.inepln eauniy 'Fenn, mals 81
iha fehuarY term 1868, NJ said GpuIt " iha
case ~ John Wyatt w. Apdraw ! Wssi,
will ap 'ihuEsdaY, ,.a i0dh aaF q,
Ianel 1885, pfpr ior sale u pnllia austen,
u lbs higtest bidder upon 40 pfemi,sl ~ .
credit If pne, I've and lliFaa yeafs, saluable
pHAOr 0F LAND helapgies % tbs fsiats
81 Jamas West, dies. Bounded ea lhs West
by lha iahds 81 Pleasant lialhen, go ihe hanlh
hg lhs lands 1T 'rhamAs Wyatt and ilenFl
kagg, en iha tssi w iha laHdspi Thomas w
atl aad Ighn Wyatt aHd 90 iha Nnrih ~ She
lands ~ lamss Wilson, Clinton Wilssa ani
kiahast Wyatt, eehiaipina 40 ans.
Hand will twe % hlfg efni api anli3ieH'
aeeudliaa will 10 ragnilalHf The pufahasaiH
and laH ralsnsi unlll the palehass alaasl
" PAID, .....,.ae.5
AfIils 81, ieta- w. ils y ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20

They have whisky aul 10 iafala,
one drop af Which, % Ihe haek Of an
adder, is warranted TO kill The reptile
IN five minutes
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
Confectionery.

.TatIiE nlhenbaf has npatri lhaisf I'll
! asseltmfut ~ asHlfgilsna-
TIss saa saniiY s+Iaff'IGr 30 81 -
The hnuss f0fmorlY 1rlupifi W hHH
& faIghnm. one daaf inm lha fgfHaf, aa Tie
kasl slir ~ ths Square
H. siaek uill nhlmfa a'frl itiAs uuallg
found h such ellaillHhmgnh. aHH Hili o. sala
I'd Che lowfsl possible prlfa
penass pahHssanllhins 70 ihs fiRn0FHH
90 l6kfEGi lqFAhf las ala lHlliei lpmll
v hqMtth
Feb. ~, 1903 lsm.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
iasoIvent Noiieo,

F"'"sF'"F H"IfHF
luhsh ASH % sa pfdal ~ iha Glf.h af
tho N1uriy beHft ol lincoln cutiE
Fean npaA ihs suggasilau " lhi iimusul
lef NJ iha fsiaia NJ ~ y Hfsss def "a ibs
insolvency "a said iseelapis esiaif. tnlfss ls
heFehY gYaH ~ AZ peuoHs lafts rlH.ms %.
gainsl saii esiaie ~ present ihfm Va ihs blaik
nf sali ilanFi, lIppahy authenticated an "a
heima lha Hgsg RsanaaY 90 ApFsi,
isag lH Pc fat4 dsiubullan, 80 ihsf Hiii
be ioraYfr iahlfiei
ARThiiRH. RAhnniFil iaar
Mash ! D, lsasS=Gt
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
Varieties,

Az huis pi peghimpvaa, stationary ssSf,.
ul avery tmi alBp u added W hs alApl 49,
6na lMlieu PpekHI hplyea, haspfa, aln "
hashes aHd saps, all Kinds nne heaps, atenl
twenty nuAllIri ~ emnklna aud chewing le
baasa. rhppel spipp, Hhapi, hpAa, lllaa hnA
lalinWs nihal atlllea pai ueaesaall " meniipii.
A aAu asapinugpl pf hpeelarles, all rptla. annh
Ml h0uh llpsrl sui gtpal many atlalea tpr
tAnl8a ~ phlph lNaall lpspeellNllY ia'iia
thnir alieuilan
rawlpr, lead shat, Cara hhpl ilppa Vt iha
tst, hesl-an N phiph acknowledgement allals
luW lug cash 81 30 puunual lpalpm so iimg,
Nll0a u fhhFhAR
Nav 80 lsaf lam
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
rhansarI sale Of land anl q SLAVE.

'hHh'tl1 sAip Nv iHhu hHi u Niatf'
az putaua8aa " daeraa " iha jhanaerf
! ipiul VI lhuHoln apuniY, ianns msis ~
iha fallRalY lelm, 1919, ~ said Cont lniha
case NJ 'ihna nhih, AdmiG So ~ lliaaY y
RamaaY auA aihms, ! vii hn sEisai sAe
sssh dHf ~ Junr shas, eligt ~ tsla
al public aHfliap 70 ihs hishasl hilfil Hfag
q fleiil " lwelse months 90 its p'fmusi a
TRACT ct HAND belonging " laa espia
ef John haulsay, doe eaalaihns abput ~
arras, halus ha mnlh lali 81 q lIael " Land
ennyflaA 10 him hY John i rulan. 1iIb
aud haalsr hald lsnd sill ~ sold .utlssl
ia iha allaUa ipwaF.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20

Al The same tive aud paeel ! viii ataf SIS
sale "a lha highapi hiiipf an clndit 81
tuel'a msnihs, hkhRo MAJ namai 90,
agfd about "a years.
bond wilh tNq ~ mhia good and suiheisni
securities vii DO rsaaigai " Che pufehssela
NJ said lapi ani blals, and hrl raiaipsd
ppap The SANS mil iha purehaae mapeY 10
raid u, FAhplHAhhnA
Apul 90, 1895 " flk 4 a.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
sggGsCs gina.
DE Waalasi p4isf ~ be- latsR o. tssf iha
asla' Hiuaa af llafk tiale

= $40 4aarlmrfl ~ ihr fala .aa.,
Haiai fhlllsiairiii afhGfA AllfNs
~ 80 Ehiah tsfa % hls heep fll Boz ihH
IAaH ~ 'ta f7HHifY % inHll4n lrhH "
thel als rsailg ihs qny spuulss etft
sNgHi1 ~ iae4 III these ~ Hesifa ia boo
sell ani rFasnra lhaif efm fdar 30 hls
sllYer lamsi q ~ Il4geIlus iate iulana
w saNi 1hem - 81 90 laH 81. 1850 ill
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20


An lIlNerNat phgeaeleaist slep
ped ala rasie farm house, the pro.
tvieleF II whiah wss husily eagagsdl IN
lh'eshipg- Nslh ! am phraNelegist
Would yen lbe me 10 psamlne the
heada Ut Your ehildsen, | will dp Il
eheansH nMelLN said The hrmuv,
pauslna helween the two sirekes,
" rather guess thay ten'l mood il.
Tho old wempa eamhs them with q
hne'teeih pemh enpo q week y
e=4as
Too Ran The aNaek meaIaipe
men aFa taking advantage Of III,
revival excitement, Al pdyNIIsu
ment appears to y Now nrlaap,
papeG headed with the mempulaas
aueallen nWhat shall | do 10 b,
saysdf" aud concluded with i rupem
mendAllap 70 IVY "lianes' Alagia hit
tors aud rllla,''
Tho SYRACUSE learpa Baya ih,
Mllewlpg dispatch wac sepl to Nau
Neyk hy tho wlgaa en Saturday eyen
mgi
VI lppl You one Year age le'nighI
Ieng dplhrs and p'ghiy seven cents
II You have not had II lang enough
plpasn keep u ono fuar laageg'
Wp glye tho answer
nllad forgotten II, aud hoped Yo,
hal Let her ,un pnaiher year y
Soma abandoned persoa sends I,
Ihe paphaY Times a payaly eu 90
at ionglullas 8 meet admired ppems
One sian4es Is "a ipllows
Va She weghle hpaA RelA VI halua
Ia iha greai Gala lAi " llFa
10 nel aa the lasy aallle
vs. q fppster ia tha philal
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
emAN,l.lsy slsu Az LAnn.

isaAl Williams, Ahm'f ~
q Z ffefmaH, fiH.sfE GpuL
81 tah'T lasm, latB
aamh fupmRn and plhms
4 luA the application " eamplaiHnpi'a
Z J lpupaak iilsplApTal w She pnnll lhal lha
illelk api hlHllf eanee q uniiee ~ lla syan lq
lhn tasfliaiia it5ataa pusapapsf pRilahed
to- lha lupupi fHeiieslla hq lhreh mpnlhs
requiring ha lelnaa lnhla lhaif aiaims Hllh
thA liielk aul hasipf " lhi8 CAN'T anihau-
lifalai a. lhs las dirpaiei ani lhal ihnY bafe-
apifel in hla lheig iHims Vi lha alta ~
tuiY n0.s 80 hal lhpI be barred, alA lhal
Al atplltpu W + 7. FRESHMAN dap hn go
ippel llum presenting thair stains % lac
Therl mra,iha elaiiiala " said J. tfeman
are helehl Notified % hle lhuifa laias silh lha
f.lprk and Alasta, " lha ailh % lull past
81 lhaY pill ha hargai ani lhsY am hWam
eluelll spuped iWm prosecuting tNail elaWs
10 law " fAHQli HAhsilN
Amil "a 1906 Sm plk 4 "
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20

i'ny, daeiar, bad your molher q
soni'
Lei NO seal sho Ind two daugh'
iera, bat wheiho, aha ever had sou,
| / really cant roaullept
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20

tilWARil fMrEk. ef hhplbg,hla. Al
~ = niaAllh Us have aasaaall ilsm
selves lnsalhaf 10 lha paeliea las. Hi Dan.
gilatlllnf NFFiaE hhkl iapl Hanh III NJ &
4 sanlhWpuha slH,s
OF fmmfl allapli4n sigfH d ali lhHAi
m' lAllaailpp hay q lsbb
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
ga. Vvs W..fsF.teFlsV
= sfA@ aE4sp
MRploAL CARp.
N. r. ROBERTS, "A. u.

~ hafhNffNli.t leedap hia p,a
HasHual mfyiaai ia sha III .sesYs
~ laiallpflla rana aul ssf,duf lIrs .
eaHAlly We Haliep himself has al sspsB
aAag NJ 1an yeaR b ga asitaiifs pnttl,.i r,l,
anaba him IN satisfy an Wis ma, htu lls'
Wlh lhsl Mlfauasa
ialins lsYelei mhah ~ hi, lmo "a ibs
s'hlf alA NHA',asHl ~ ahmre ilssaast ba
WI Flla aEpelal alaAiIaH W itst hapab u
re pls'usa'sI sHie FnHlh siiaef lla pub
We ,sihsia, lhlni dnpf cas- ~ hiials oa,sei
Aaeh I, lbaa lam.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20

Pat, where do you lnlpnd 70
lepaleY
In OallymrnY, shpro.
la what oaaniyY'
'lhura are 40 counties 10 dallyWr
ny, yer hanor- ihqg're N SAiaiesi
A morning paper, 10 a resent no
tioe, evidently intended 10 DO sam
plimsnlafY TO a washing company
whose Work il WAS describing salsi
~ matters mol how dirty tho Nark
Is, Tho company aro prepared 10 do
Il,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
ssslNsIIII sALD ~ IARD-

nv pursuance ~ dseFaa 81 lha 0hanafry
] laurl NJ lpenla eanplY, 'fnnuessge, made
al lha fuhruaY tnFm 6h6 81 ssd e1illi. IN
lhe fasa NJ Ilnhell pfaRnpn and elheu ~
Thamas Y Wallaeu and alhafa, ! will pHsr
fpi slle,on "Wednesday ,,isa s.h daT "a
Juna, isas a pntlt anelisn, % he bah
asi bidder, HpQH ~ plfmisas, an freiit 81
one lwg, and lhrge aafs, . email hul galuahla
TRAIT Df LAND, belonging ta The esiaia
al liamillap Whey, doc, iIiug go Che South
sida ~ hlk higef, 10 eiYil nlslrlel 30 30
containing about - seras.
bepi With iva ~ nars good sad snfiieienl
securities wll hs regniled u iha purchasers.
aud lien raIaipad hppn Tbs lapd nail chs
purchase manal u paid
H. FARQUHARs0H.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
lsNllN u = IsheusNn. E'a"Hss'

What llAl ~ gahlaman NpNlh 1emalh ~
dpr lhe pulsa vi 3 alaasrpaahla lraAlh, Nhpp
Nv uaps iha nhalm 81 a 'lhpAaapd flaNelsl
aa AaNllhre, WgulJ pnl pnll lanAar y swat
hut laaYa iha laalh 8hiip % ahhaaelf MANY
I'VE, ppa ip upt kppw lhsir hfenlh IA ml anl
lhn puliepl 10 az lulleale ihail lfienAa VI hef
81 meuliop jt u sill lfmpla tap, plmpes,
aud hrrhlaa dam lhe shin, lsasns iipi aselI
aud IaaaalH has
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-05-20
Feathers, Maol, ilaesNm, White
iiasey, White aad Striped lollea
Cloth, etc,
NlilrAkfR S sHAehlhfonp
March ai 1898

N q Va WR apat e Ai9ls,i aiqilel palus
flt aH gAtHffaHi ElHifN
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
Insurance Capital Enlarged.

Iucorporatcd 1910. Charter Perpetual
CASH CAPITAL ENLARGED
7h Jwy, 81, to 1000, 900.
SURPLUS s4e2,1e2,l1.
WITH the PnEsr1oE OF 80 YEARS SUCCESS AND
EXPERIENCE.
DIRECTORS.
T: X. race. Jr:: Saml Tador. Joseph Church:
Robt Hall, NJ. A. futile. F.. Flower. f. A.
u]kelcy. r. Aather. F. G. Ripley: S.
S. Hard. II. Z. Pratt. A. Dun
ham, Il. F. Iii lycr, T. a.
Alexander, c. II. Brainard, w. Kcney.
OFFICERS.
E. G. RIPLEY, President. r. A. ALEXANDER.
Vice President. Tnos. BRACE, JR., Sec'y, J.
3. BENNETT, Gent Agent.
1NSURES AGAINST THE
Rangers Of Fire
Pculs Of Inland Navigation.
At as Liberal Rules and Ratcsas risks assumed
Permit Of for Solvercy and Fair Profit.
Especial Attention Paid to Insurance ofDwcl-
| lings, Farm Property. Out Buildings and
Contents. Such Insured for Periods Of
IL Three to Five Years on the most
.t;'& Favorable Terms. UP 81
|LOSSES EQ'TABLY ADJUST ID
AND PROMPTLY PAID =
LOSSES PAID s1o,4s7,s1e 81.
T. If wealth. with steady aud prompt attcn-
ton to legitimate Insurance business, and
inducements with the public in selecting thei,
underwater we refer them for test Of quality
and our claims to their patronage, to records
Of past services, rendering their continuance
with increasing ability and facilities in future
Choice .frst-clo*s Indemnity may b. Tcteo
without delay, 10 ii is aoel2 kncson end
abe co:puut on, through
WARREN BRISTOL,
63mS Agent, Red Wing.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
$rb t.tutv iar Milk.

DuriN- ,he Water months. the Thrift.
y housewife often suffers some irco,
vcNiyncc from I scarcity OF butte
NIL ri sour milk, Cor the purpose o.
mixing up dough whic!, is to b sa;se d
With Sa(oratuS. This difficulty max
h. rrmcdied il the following manner;
ke p 81 hand a kind OF gyuel male
by thic'<enin- boiling water cithe,
HitA iouv O.. sn,i.aa meal, to the thick
ns.>s~of sweet cream. Allow it tt
stand u!ltNlt becomes sour aud it i:
Deafh ~ good to mix with salerasu.
Us l,.1tsIinak. 81
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
Choice Lands.

7 OFFER the following choice Lands for sale.
on the most reasonable terms:
n. f. 4 Sec. Z, T. III, N. r. @ W. Heavy
Timber, situate on a fine lake, 10 miles from
Shieldsvillc, Rice county.
S. f. 4 Sec. 81, T.11l,N r. 21 W. Heavy
Timber q mile from Cannon River, and same
N. E. ~ f. \ Sec. 80, T. lls N. X. II W.
$50 acres, two miles from Cannon Falls, on the
Hastings road. 1t very rich and level prairie
and.
5 E Aof N + n Sec IS, and f Nv 4
Of N " \ Sec q r liz N Rl7 W. Prairie
and Timber; we'll watcrcd and miles from
Cannon Falls; very excellent farm.
WHsWA Sec 9o&E HSEA Sec 10 TIL
Mr. Is W. Situate on north fork Zumbro rive,
Smiles above Zumbrota; las 40 acres Timbc,
and plenty of watcr-ose Of the most beautiful
arms in the Territory.
WI NE "A ON Ei4 Of sec 50 TOO n r Is
W. This is on the middle fork of the Zumbr,
smiles from Oronoco, 8 fros, Rochester, an6
10 from Pine Island, on the road From Rochcs
ter t. Cannon Falls.
The Price for al q my oftsc above land il
TIA dollars an acre. J.
|go choice Lots in Cannon FYils, FOR sal> chcar
| VIM. CoLVlLL. .Ir.
Rcd Wing, Nov. LIST 1855.
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SMITH. TOWNE 4 CO
DEALERS IN =.
R EAh EST A T E.

will attend to locating Land " arra.ts. pay
mcnt Of taxes, collection ofnotes and to the pur
chase and sale Of Real Estate throughout the
Territory. Surveying, Mapping. and Plating
Of every kind done t. order BY a practical sur
v,yor. Copies Of township maps furnished -
Desds drawn and Acknowledgements taken.
~ All business intrustcd to them. will re-
e:ivc prompt attention.
REFERENCES.
Hen. Ex-Governor Ramsey, Saint an.
Mcssrs. Sanborn e. French, Saint PAM
Rev. J. W. Hancock. Register Of Deeds.
F. P. James 4; Co. Bankers, ........ New York
| II. W. Herrick, -. New York
y. II. Bustrick, Esq, ............ LEVEL Mass.
James Pierce Esq. ........... Hudson, N. II
Hon. ". II. Welck, Chief Justice NJ. r.
". W Phelps, -. Register q. S. Land Office
c. c. Graham, Esq. Receiver
D'w.lf, Maclay e -Quimby, ;. Chicago, iii
Hen. James Q. Parker. New York
Aessrs fStone. Wood d Baldwin, Boston
Alfred Gilman. Esq. -. Lowell. Mass
Hon. I. T. Albeit, 800. Manchester, n. IL
Hon. 9. D. Bell, ..... Manchester, N. II
Nathan Psrkcr,............Na Manchester. MI
]. D. Pierce, :. Augusta. le
Gilman Jaquith.... ;. Nashua. NJ!
10. ?. sniTn, ~ fowSE, &c. Pierce
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THE Undersigned having completed their
MILL AND FACTORY, are now
ready to serve the Public Will, any
thing in their line Of businss.
Having the best t;,cilitie, il, this
section OF the country for doing their
work. AMI being
PRACTICAL MECHANICS
themselves, they can confidently
promise satist;actio3 to their Gus. :m-
ers.
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itnW 20 &c: 1" cur %:Cc'. Economically.

f.
Nh high price of grain the past
three or four years, has doubtless
c"u;ei ;his question to be considered
y" many. There are many plants and
v"W tables recommended to be gene
rally cn'ti,A'rd 10 hc' y, out the corn for
til, log ;.,i-l cattle. Some l have tried
with little OF no Succcss---with others
haze succeeded easily and well. Car
7rotS and par>nips have not proved so
satisfactory in the raising as Swcde
triips They require to be planted
early, ANIL q busy ;lne, and are very
long in getting above the GG,,ound.
thus giving TIE weeds tie start of them:
while III. tulnips can be planted here
the last Of .lulv. Some come ND and
grow rapidly, and # the ground has
= III we'll nanurcl Weld several bush
els ~ IA, a"rv. We feed our cows on
,hc tops 4 mouth before we gather the
roots: tbs prove with us very va!ua-
lc ,,r >a,'y winter feeding. mixed
with NAY, sh!.c!,s o.. fodder. They are
easily k'1 III mounds Of Thirty or for
t. bushels COVERED with a LITTLE .traw
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Pra1rio du CHEN.

~ TEN HOURS IN ADE4NCE
Of the route via Dunleith and Chicago, ana all
points East or South. g.. .........l
Passengers can have the choice Of going via
Milwaukee or .Ianesvilc--thc fare being the
same by either route-to Chicago and Eastern
pOinte ~
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-23
Dissolution.
three mcnth'

Hnlsoss huy dissolvel by mlt1u consent, Geo. b
the irving sold his entire interest in the firm to
will contllng partners, WILL. & b. Eilerman-who
name and , .he business rs heretofore, under the
will na, ni a,S SSyle OF HENRY EILERMAN & CO., who
collect al m te Indebtedness OF, an authorized to
Co. uionies due The firm Of Hudson Elernan &
GEO. b. hudson,
II. EILERMAN.
Karvsv,r. 49, y BIbERMAN
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-23

Be this your song, in solemn measures given
Sing IT'LL the echoes deep shall Nature thrill:
"Glory to God, Highest in earth or Heaven
On earth be Peace, and unto man good
will"
MARYsvILLE, Sept 10, 1858. G.