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New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

There sslsa>r = iasnr1< tt.i - haois< q
xgeat dsal shat y Tpa1erfui = t:<>z - IN ~
nFe believed y - ty sor1<. SpIIf1ao( nSu| ~
F1e<14r " tA&sl 71}1t1 @ff &(x31dt ~ 81
y ~ ID - si-5e1<e. ia III 6a|fa&l
~ trfritaaI t1<0<y INV ~ 11r1@ IA 81
our poer perzeptIe11 4 y SgI1z1s W &
eroinx ne hsm@n mir1 ~ Ink H1
Ni4ea< 81 oar r.rs, - ~ ~ - ~ = ~ y
fstbom their mystery, q uS>u11 i1>
must iIr.t learn ~ te ~ W. = 1.1 NJ
BY which bis kno~I<5ss - y ue11 =
qhcee remarks bsF> ~ 11<1 1d1 s.
: paper which advoeaan a. s1fI 81
pubiiabed IN Bouton, tie iblIssIa4 s.
Mr.. nabs1eId spoken of y W <1u = II
who scted a dmessns;s ief O. 1 = r
letter 70 Glendy Burke, E.q " ~ a. n N +
that fbe Cbinaman gotss het1u f11< ~ bf
The circumstances m fbese sE
Invesfisafine he ssush of spi,1E ~
through the mednmship of Mr. H415fcfz
written several kt<e<s y his 1<i<it I11t1fE ~
them IN the msnoer cusfomasy = rhe~1 <@114> ~
wss present xifi NJ u Ihis fse7 ~ &; e -.
Ter of the 14sners fccsI1ed. " ~ - -
| i eAs mind.resdIng % - p4It - ~ ~
Iccor5;.s7y. a ~ :. ~. ~ 4 ~ ~ .<
Itn~ss<f,ss cs|} ( - ~ ~ 2 =: ]. < ! ~ |-II
1sss'; ;z}S's $a.;s ~. ~ 3 A! ~ ~. ~
Ifrsecr.uki~1 1',1--rs>1 ~, r: .l .:| a.
1 ha1S ,u1=o7s - =, &1--2 - 1.s' .{- |
/ 80 - e1zurlor-s sr<1<< ~ 81 ~ 's
| snd 4 pr~rrnrs II 4 1'.1;= T.
1 rnen 81 fhf. cirg = = ~ 'z ~ < *
l ~ H.co9~SS;3 49, ,-.<<
s~rr 1of- IL Sv-.u',s'7 ',1'1S 1
- ~;eer fhsn krScz1s - ~ l.=E; z.'
s,d ~ th~,.ss,-ss ~. ..'.1. y. .. '.<
iooted uno, ~ N 4 4 -1177s ,5SS "a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

A lady, with great exquisiteoess oi msnoer. asked
sabdned mouse n The smart young u,an behind <1e
counter expressed bis regret that itof sseds q
color had not yet been introduced IN tho French
studios but he informed the lady that he could show
her the next best thing, which was ear18<4 ~ q
The lady, not taking. or not relishinf ~ vii a
the uniucky clerk Immediately r<pcft<d him 70 bis
employer as an impertinent pappy. whes<upo1 the
employer ns Ia policy bound, sutnmAfl|9 no'i(|sd N
youth that he bad no further occasion for hE eeS-
vices. :.
This little story Is neither exceedingly fnnj her
very remarkable in any way bat the Ner fork
Evenlng Post thinks that it derives interest from ~
fact Of its having occurred precisely as stated.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

AN OsxAxKsr 10 Soctkrr-4 Tho ccnjuct u Ger
tain young gents who consider that they 1lone bags
right 70 talk ia company, reminds me ~ ~ awful
satire Of Charles Lamb upon po oprioa> yoonR
ass in the English navy. who mainly monopo<,zed
the conversations at hospiable table n 1|>n1 In
Camdento~n, where Lamb Was an honofed Epo1<
" Thai Is a most extraordinary circumstance which
yon mentionf said Lamb 4 Votder - be6 no<
Immediately ceased % exist OH na1<o M ~ ;
= mere 6nlI<f-xound. dont yon - Nv &<|| :
cdanonbalI. dnu't yoa Observe. IS 6i|or1 <<In<
dice. on The Terrific JcbAnrsau {t]+ 1o1Io ~
knoll there was saiiaH who raoonttd 10 ma 11ol
"a BAH came and took a hIe '1e1> 1p1 h1r1n2 Be
d~apped. 81 eavs hat ,e'iIs ta ~ dsoPI<a1 1oa1
" s<e. there eaHc anefher cafr0a:h4T ~1ic1 11rcck
nIn abaait, and 1ook 81 bt9 d bis legs II coI1u1
pzsibIy AVE appeosd, you observe. Ia len e>se 7Q1
leflel. c}ined Lamb y aid Io1 soze t1iz
youfS<Ii saw Il y pleir. p'rn5<. N - ~.
pleiusr >hat what 4ee 1on a This n'o 11<nf 4t|
was The seaman >avtd Ken saf be drcnr<d .'1lr
less s'lk iuto NE hoecan bo, ~ he eu..'zpaz.'{
<ased = Good God, No -h4tnl< e3pe |>4< 4loI
hsz1. dent yoa ~ {--'ov oeai1 he 1<|n} kts 4
s. saws g :; Z ns5 k'.y e H. .sq52, '1 n.
On oFs1ncel q so<i<fy Washington SIs<te
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17
m aATEN-y, INDEsrRIew. E WATER PIPES.
Hna1RIxs a sIER WI n. O srBPHREs.

DATENT INDEsERpwu1E y WATER Pipes:
L cHARLxs @. BIER. NDl. VIC srsfHsH.
No. ss oAsP slas. NEW ORLEANS.
--Maie Of RS Of
The Patent Indei Re bile Water Pipes,
rL l,,1R n s. =
TIN COPPER, zrsK rion 90 EET RoN WORKERS.
Plumbing, Copper Tin ttr Sheet lion Work done in all
their various branches. 10 II
sheet Lead Lead and oies all sFzes Shower Baths,
Bath This. Wash hand fhenhd Stands, Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets LED seehst Iron snks Pumps both
lin and Foree various sc, ber PUMPS VICTORIA
gREcIAN and DRAB lTANDs. suitable for water
works or without, beaut IA 'le for bedrooms.
We have constantly se and vel selected assort-
BRASS xEsaI COCKS, etc.
Such as Bib Cocks; hi and Bracket Cocks, OF all
.i,s.: wasss,and. sink shamHoonns, Compression.
for hot cold wasar La and ois ern COCKS All Sizes
Also, Plated Cocks Of nehl Brass Hose ana ran COUP
lipgs and Hose pipss fg nj uches and all Brass Ware
usually found in smils hment,
We have the celebrsts. .veofoLi1AN hArdh, which
has pr,xep 10 4. the au Ffiele Of the kind
Also ths celebrated (i and Amazon Cook Stoves. all
szss 70 cook am cf ono 70 1v> PERSONS up @ sizes
that win cook for six hin GOD
Are also gents for ,s',lnses JhFfhEfs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND PoLluNP. with solid India Rubber
Bal.. Ter vslsss-Thrs ses 2 md q prices So sss
s-d sseTo raise wssF % u fte' psrpsnd'calar and
are, The same from s clear d the nozzle with only
one the brsks re., M sap1er % any ether Pump
4 ysi invented tR,J
| COOKING sroyHIFr RANGES Of al sisrs, pattern'
and nrces sl~sss o1s hef wholesale retail Also
Pzriof, ofHcs chursl sye pm and sis@mhost HEATING
STOVES. Steomboziv II r- fiAnt4tions supplied-
~kl work asns IA snted % F'vs sa4'<faction Or
'''' '''''''a ''''' 'af'ros o. b. BIER CO..
21y TOT ss Camp street Nsv orls.ns.
!, 4 Axv rs,rs<,r sn.lgE kRbDnED Trs rRkc
Il dee Of NJ ;1yTI beffand my once, No
o<np s4seti aud N prvxotns
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

~..s.S .0us ~ confusion or names. the poisoncus
effects Of this deadly valley have been ascriba 10 he
upas tee the juice Of which is poisonous ard hence
sne liable IN regard TO the deadly Bohun Upss tree.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

At the anniversary Of The NAsdelen 1SeIeIJ - I4&
York. statistics were produced. sko0in& ~ lr1
would appear that there aIc> ~i<t<n t&<o1 uI|1 ~
the City Hall, no fewer than jo9v knr1r<< x61n& n
lkfams containing ct least four t1curanf &11I
show that tbe whole number a rrulssssdIy 5IolI -
women 10 the city cAnno1 b shor< og (11&1 <
Morsandf The Society il not G1le 70 ococ1 11I =
much In the way Of reclamng thzss vcrao1 ~ enI1
for want OF funds, hut Decauss q "a ndIo6 IN Is
the part Of the public 20 identity thems1l>sr " ~
from motives Of false delicacy.
The .phianthropistsp woald do ven u 4o<k IS
home. There is plenty Of work for tho Cferl>yz,
Beechers, Cheevers ETC., in New York Y thsy vould
only attend to il. No! True phi2n1hsupy doez'sf
| pay, and they'll have meme Of II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

500 BY the Baron in the long hsht. for hours. IN The
middle Of August, In the deep thickets Of middle
csrolina. The arnor N the possession Of the
4idesson family, South Carolina
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

yorrsa wIrH Born HASps Tbs Cincinnsti
Times publishes the following
David Paul Brown lately receiyed speech nom =
distinguished member Of Congress. IN la4or ~ Tie
Lecompton bill, and In reply Nh. Brown Wrote -
follows: F
q Dear Sir have received your speech IN fHxor
OF the Lecompton BILL and il certainly rani|eafs no
iuconsiderabie ingenuity inkleed, ingenuity Va4 <H
dispensable. for. according 10 ny view lher1 u111r
was more iniqutous bill proposed % Caa&z>1s
cannot draw the distinction between perso1ai ND
national justice and tell yon piajnly fhHt II ouue1
an entire Southern State. and ~ <ha &lNx4n g oon
cause and course you have Ii this inrfHnce eo1o1l
v''' 5sssS j. ssfs'1''; s<5;: 5;<1s ssorx
To the Hou---''
Mr.. David Paul Brown certainly makes ~ syuat
preteusion 10 honesty in his style Of voting aQo1
many people have deposited two ballots a 4 tllue,
but they are generally either airaid q sanerot -
confess 1t afterward. (. '''. y s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

Printing Papers,
For sale a the
NEW ORLEANS PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
6s Camp street, mp stairs.
Between the Offices Ct Crescent and Picayune, N. o.
q KS inches 2sx3s inches.
22 xs2 :. 25x4O
Iikxsi 2sx42 :.
q ~ ssass ass :.
News Wrappers Double Medium Book PAPER Note Let
ter, Cap. and Jobbng PAPER OF every description,
= Also
CARDS, CARD BOARDS. PRESSES TYPES, INKS, and
every article necessary for the complete outsi of Printing
tablishment.
G.H. vINTEN,
miY spam s. Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

Il AW NOTICE sns
\ tice of my pFofsiHT
Camp street, a.s|
nyH " u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

oNrHE PLAN or SINGLE HuNBKRs.
sac 81 P IA q ID 81
MORE rHAs oEs PRIZE TO zvzRY n1ss 1cxzrs
xAaNIrrcENr scHExRIi
To be Drawn each saturday In May.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

HTcrETf A HrroTrc
M10OE14AN EOuo.
- = Il =
One Of these Engines snd III. eop,n,ese os .,zs xa -
pressy puarsnfeed to saw Of bosrs r aax
We furu,shrr good rneciauo erect a and tle
paying freight and Insurance No this eIsv. 'IT ri
For e,s0o.
One Of these Engines and w. ,izs No sxa,...x
ansea 10 "a 4soo feet Of oneh so.,s. sr ~ ys n.
services Of a good mechanic, as shove.
For f,75o.
On. :, .hsas rosInsa. sas,.. ols'As .as SAW Mills.
aotssd TO saw 400 feet Of opeh boards Der az w d.
services Of q good mechanic astove etc
For sSpo.
h'e co'spse Harising ors Mills and Cot
The cost Of ,.reer or l.
sion the Of work done An machinery sx-
prsssy saaran'eed as represent or no sale
oso'nary plantation negroes readily saw the Anornt Of
skiruy and scsey ,napas( n. smosp, VIII Il sbot
doubled. W
Also variety Of pans.,oa u.es nov on hand
and for sale BY SShUyD N IyFSs. Aaea,
2..gS> 30 Common sttest.
E - : % ~ Fl
HouA PLANTATION. May s, 1883.
Dear Sir Il gives me mush risure to inform Of ny
tire safisaction with the saw mfut Mr. j. Bursdes
plantation have sawed euyprsss and other logs, and
una no e'men''y r,'n a.assu s',ass s'n = :,
To Edmund n. rvens Esq, N Orleans. n
4 s
Ihsve seen the saw mill by manager ara fully
with him IN iss ability The derens kinds o wood
and il has given me full sztisiact- ss
,ayIl I'm JOHN BURNSIDE.
cTEAm II ENGINES. sE MILLS e.c.
. A
From ~ to 2s horse power will ehimniss 10 fett high
Lea 4 Leavftt,s Cihar saw NM.
with psssn, heaa bloess and sa.,. ma ssrr.re, Is
feet or moi Il.
straub's Corn asafIour Mills
OF assorted uzes' with French hoetoaes.
| newell Cottf tcrexxs
or the latest Avn.
-.
shAFrlNa AND fuLllEs ot'1 sizes; STANDS AND
1 6oAhS' fosi AMI Bean y pkks with bolts, etc.
| c,reui.~s.~
| o,.u ,,,ss No - - lb{,ss s,.,..a
| I'D
ss. o. s 1ss .s.s H. ~a as.s ~.
I, =, !. + ~
!, - ~ ss,vs ss,.,s. Il Il 49,,
:. '.' y II 'us 'n'''
''.''''' S.r .M5prI' ~ wv" ~ pp''''A "
Ag.mt the Passntees
1 akk. 20 Gravisr street.
mys n a 4 New Orleans. La.
| f,IHCUIhIt STE A m wiz MITTs-
~ 4 al
one inch boards per day. for bS.s
| $tokS1
Engine and xh complete 81 III fsd 70 saw 400 feet Of
one inch boards per day, fov on,l
| vas
Engine and hiil complete, "a ped 10 saw 300 feet Of
oneineh boards per day, for thas
| Sz5ntf
Engine and Mil, complete. sed to 7b0o feet Of
one-lneh boards per day for a..v
S3Ol
Engine and Mil, complete, led TO ld000 feet o.
one inch boards per day, for Mt.
S36a q
The Engines alt OF the ceis - patent Of Hoard Sons
than hundred Of whic ce referred 10 in n
the Southern States they have "A e4i high
the entire mill and engine Is 80 but any malonty
The Saw Mil is lea Z Leavs Stearns' patent heai
blocks and Norcrcss, rocker bos rs feet Of CARRIAGE
sAMUE GILMAN
7cfptl5st. New dsia.a-s
mye n ma. for the Petentecs.
CaNs,s, ,sARsapaRTwoS
sT4Nns nj an ,r.tEh
ror ,hs Tn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

r. - "A a N =
Hsa s~ass on hand lAss 81 ,hs f>vor,s
br.ndn Of HAVANA CIGARS. veil Yizstuia Hevsn.
Aaa TurkisS snoE1H0 TOBACCO.
Ii-i Lso-
! sts. sel& 1pIy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-17

- BARNES' HOTEL. MiSSIssIP a cry
f This popular Hotel viii be opened for ie lion Of Wis
MI ltors on MONDAY, the cath May.
has snccccaed IN obtaining the services
Mr.. EDWARD KINGSTON BOYD, long aud favorably known
the clixens Of this and the naighhosn Sfnfes.
Nc pains will make this Summer Retreat
Gulf coazt desirable
Table will 10 ws supplied, and the Wines and Liquors
selsced with
kpp Gig, WN. BtkNES. ffoprie'or .
hefho ard anchorage Tor pleasure yacht boats - =,
lsy5 4a W. -
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Payments q be made in ill cases in advance. Money cur.
rent In the StsAa where issued will be received ct par.
CLUBsrNo.-A aiscountof Is per cent. from the above
prices will BE- allcked to Clubs ordering, direct from i.
Scott 1 Co. four Or more copies Of any or more Of the
Review, win be sent Is me address for nine dollars four
copies ofthe four Reviews as8Rhckwood for thirty dollars:
aud so on. - "a 1
PosrAcE,-In all the psincipA cities aud towns. these
works VIII be delivered Far o. no7AeE. When sent BY
mail. tho Postage to any part Of ~ United States will DO
but TwENrY-FouR CENTS q year for 1leekN d and bat FOUR
Remittances for any Of the above publ6 ms should be
addressed to the publishers, LEONARD SCugr 1 co.
fs1sA %lt 800 No 81 Gold street. New brk,
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MILLER d STARR,
NORTH-wEsrExN

MILLER d STAIR,
Type. stereotype 4 EJeeatotype RoanAsy.
AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE:
Corner Of East Water and Spring streets, .MV,roxkse,
Having completed our arrangements for the above
business in this city, we would Invite the CO. cooperation Of
the printers in this and surrounding States in it's behalf.
Our facilities are equal to any Foundry in the country
for manufacturing Type and Printers Material; aud for
beauty of finish and hardness Of metal cannot be sur
passed in this or any other country. The faces Of 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 sfaces,'
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 fall assortment Of every varie-
ty Of material.
Presses, Wood Type, etc, furnished at Manufacturer
prices. I
Orders for Stereotyping, Engraving, &C., promptly
attended to.
We shall issue in the course Of the next three nonths
a new Specimen Book which will be furnished on
application.
"a Printers Of ewspapers who choose to publish
this Advertisement, including this note, one month, viii
be allowed their bills, at the time Of purchasing three
times the amount Of our manufacture. l8
EDWARD MILLER, Late Of Albany, N. Y. !.
H. A. STARR, Late Of STAIRS Printing Office.
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H0T1CE

FE5F 81ff u. PApGs Vo4eeae3 IL ]
Tke sSdsssgnsd. Proprietor Of the err - Hrssssn. -
ceaaty. Minnesota. AsrstG gives Public Notice t y pssxss vAi'
have ~psrshasel lots IN sbe sid City. under 81 s4ljese - -
ordinary covsnant expressed in the deeds. 70 VII, - ssa0essss
certain amount Of improvement therein ~sttpsastad. viAas -
months from the date of the same, and 50 finish The aid iaIfSsS
uents within two years t~herefrom; tbat . sen- sonp,iaass IN )
part of The said covenant viii be considered : sse>s1b6NO
with the terms Of the whole. and that every let fer vhiae - -
expiration Of the said period ct six months, ~ inprsre0sss -
been commenced, will BE- considered forseMed, ssd reverssd = To
uadsrsenAe. and wiz be by him re-sold. tbs same ~ sksst =
heed had ever been esecuset b. him fr the ssue
o u EfSiNesk So
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in progress Of erection. No town in the Territory OF 10
the whole great West ever rose more rapidly or prom
Uses more: brightly for the future. What are the lots
worth that were bought a year ago for six dollars each ?
Only . little while ego three ct them sesrs sosa Jsar orc
Thousand dollars cash Will the incredulous calculate
the rate Of interest per month that will increase eighteen
dollars in one year into one thousand dollars.
Will not the same thing take place in Louisville ? If
such results have been attained in Nininger by judi.
cious combination Of numbers and wealth, that will be
the results in Louisville when that combination is 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 q
Railroad, that great desideratumo 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.
That road once built who can doubt that lots in Louis
Vile, be worth from Eve hundred dollars and upwards
to Eve thousand. 1t would make Louisville the EN-
porium Of the Minnesota River, collecting into it's folds
all the wealth and commerce Of the region around it.
We will say A. b. buys ten lots for ten dollars each,
making in all one hundred dollars. He subscribes at
the same time for ten shares of Stock, on which he pays
fifty dollars per month, for twenty months, at the end
Of which time he has paid up the full value of his Stock,
viz, 81 1000. 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 a reasonable calculation
one thousand dollars each. If lots in Hastings, Shake
pee, and various other towns, are now worth that sum,
will not the lots in a Railroad terminus be equally
valuable?
How then do A. BIS accounts stand.
Paid for lots in the town Of Louisville, 100
z" " Stock in the Railroad Company, 1000
$l,100
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
10000
sl1, 600
Leaving a profit Of 9 1900 dollars.
Or say this is extravagant say his lots average $500
each, and still you have y 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 be gets q 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 500 invested less than two years
before.
GEORGE B. CL1THERAI1, President; Ignatius DON
nelly, Pee President; George II. Burns, Secretary;
c.. L. Emerson, Treasurer.
Naaagers-David G. Barnitz, John Nininger, Charles
II. Clarke, James r. Case, Robert F. Fisk.
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This town is located on the Junction Of the podd aud
Faribault roads, in Rice County, N. T., on the N. 3.
quarter Of Section Is, Town III, range 81 west. It
is . well timbered disAict, and has a steam saw mil,
hotel, store, blacksmith shop, &C., and already contains
only laid out in june last. Infbrmction relating to tie
town may be had BY addressing s. W. MILLER, Union
Lake, NJ. T. CIT
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Something about Potatoes.

An item is going the rounds, to the effect that potato
tubers are not exhausting to the soil, that the tops are
very exhausting, and should therefore be spread as
evenly az may be and left to decay in the field.
Allowing something for exaggeration, the premises
seem to be true, and the conclusion Of some practical
Importance. The facts are, that the tuber draws largely,
and the tops still more largely, upon the potash Of the
soil. Consequently the growth Of both must be ex-
hausting, but that Of the top most SO, on soils not over
stocked with potash; but the tops are left to decay on
the soil, this ingredient is restored, and the whole result
is not more exhausting 1--WE believe this from experience
as well as from reasoning) than the generality Of crops.
While on this subject We wish to say, or rather to
repeat, for we have said it before and mean to keep it
before orr readers, that in preparing for a crop Of po-
tatocs, unless the soil is known to abound in potash,
this should be a prominent ingredient in the manure.
The potato being a potash plant, not that it carries of
a very large amount Of that substance, but using a great
deal Of it during its growth, requires that the soil should
be we'll supplied with it. st
We lay claim to no specific for the potato disease,
bnt we have long suspected that the exhaustion of the
potash in old fields may have had something to do with
it !; and if the plant is ever to regain a complete ascen.
dency above the power Of the disease, We are strongly
to the belief that it will be by supplying it plentifully
through excessive growths with this its favorite food.
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se~ss.a4-@zs- DAVID g.. 8ARNlTz. 4Aas
ESTATE A T,

K Il A l. ES A u y n j,
C~onyeyaacer and Notary Public.
ST. PAUL., MINNESOTA.
Referenees-Ex. Gev. Alex. Ramsey,
John Nininger, St. Paul.
Trinble & Thompson,
Ignatius Donnelly,
Geo. H. Burns, r;,;,a.- c;,,.
N. A.. Miller,
j. r. Case, -
48O acres Half Breed scrip,
$50 acres in Scott county,
600 acres, ! miles below Hastings.
Lots in Hudson, Nininger, ~Shakopse. Ramsey, Fortuna,
Minneapols and 81. Paul. ~
l60 acres one mile above St. Anthony.
Valuable lot in Win0na, near the court house.
l60 acres opposite to Monticello.
16O acres 7lmiles 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 to
purchasers, by DAVID G. BARNtTZ,
-. 5:1y St. Anthony st.. St. Paul.
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SHINGLES THAT ARE. SHINGLES.
PINE REKn AFRAID

are Offering for sale their first quality Of rived and hand
shaved shingles on moderate terms. Orders solicited
from the back country Of tho Vermillion, which can be
supplied from this point more conveniently than else
where. Those DESTROYS Of an article that can be depend
cd on should give them a call.
Pine Bend, Aug. "a, 1857
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Contributions arc solicited to this department. from all
parts Of the County. Let us elicit discussion and ar
sument on tho great subjec. Of soil cultivation. l
would say to the people that l am but an infant farmer,
and though l give my opinions boldly and fearlessly,
get I am, as We all should 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, 81. n. Countryman, Hastings, OF Niniuger,
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ADDITION mol NININGRR.

This addition, consisting Of EroErY ACRES, have been susseyed
end plated in connection With the original town Of MnanUe. b
iss within the limits Of the original town and 10 basndeGktk
On three sides. The lots lie as near the river and the le,se, -
he same number Of lots as 6rst laid out BY the p~scpaeeosA
They are the only lots to which no building ebkea&ioa Aj5 blen
xtaehed; they are sold free OF all membranes. This locality
b unsurpassed for beauty on the Mississippi rivs1 i hos %
easy aceesBte An extensive back country Of great ARtnt RSAD1
sGsrds , chipping point for : section Of territory. rsseAia9e&
least ono hundred miles into the interior. Nininger hes ~inin
three months acquired . population Of two hundred pessoaa $
Applications for lots can be made to Dr.. +. B. 6xrs. y -
AsDlxw Lnvsszsa, Real Estate Dealer, Of st. Paul, * % -
Aadsssgned. ~1E rs
HANCOCK & 1H01A9 -
Minaespoua NJ &.