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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-05-12

BUcKwHEATis is often sGwn too early. When
too early, the hot sun is apt to blast the
flowers The middle OF June, in this section,
is Considered the best time to SOW; though,
in New England, good crops are often obtain
ed when sown as late as the 4th of July. In
sections where there is danger Of frosty nights
early in the fall it must BE- sown early, as
slight frost often destroys the crops We
mnst endeaVor to steer between the two dan
gers-bIasting of the flowers in the summer,
when sown early and the destruction Of the
croq by frost in the fall when sown late. 1t
succeeds we'll sown on clover or grass sod.
Formerly. it was considered best to break mp
the land in the spgng, and cultivate and
harrow it few times before sowing; but lat
terIy the practice ia to pasture The land, and
break up Immediately before sowing. From
three pccks to bushel is the usual quantity
of seed.- GeHcsse Farmer,
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EptoClhslc I3ae.ScSs


FEVIIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view o
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u. SkILLIN H0UGHTON Acting Surgeon
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Eyes open! Ears Open!

hINTH I a 30 I i \ CE1
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Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
Tne Murder of Barn E

The Murder OF barney Rooney.
Last week we briefly stated that Barney
Rooney, residing near Westfeld, Plymouth
.}sr'v, hal bccn shot by fellow named
RrooHps u now becomes our painfdl duty
70 announce tho death Of Mr., Rooney from the
efasts ofthe wound. He died on Sunday
evening. f'url1g fter receiving the wound.
The following are The circumstances which
led to the shooting. az related to IA by J.
B Pinckney, Es1 at whose house it occur
edt .....
Mr. Rooney hal employed Brookins to as-
sisthim ia digging we'll agreeing to give
him three pscks Of wheat per day for bis scr
vices. ITO worked seven doys, duriag which
time he kept his team at Rooney's When
they came 10 settle, Mr.. Rooney withheld one
bushcl Of wheat AS partial compensation for
the keeping Of Brookins' team. Brookus oh"
i,cted to this. got angry and struck at Rooney
with his Gst when Rooney, caught him By the
coi}nr aud held him fsr short time. but did
not hurt him. When he released hia Brook
in- rritoatsd Ter steps. drew a revolver and
fred at Rooney. the ball passing close to his
head Rooney remarked, 80 will put you in
The pcnitcntiary for tbat," when Brookins
threw lis revolver upon the ground, advanced
towards Rooney, expressed regret for his
rash act, and told him that II he would let
him have the extra bu-hel OF wheat he woulI
pay him one dollar for it, This Rooney
agreed 70 10 and placed tho wheat upon Brook
ms wagon ; but instead Of paying for it NJ be
agreed to, mounted his wagon and started
to drive aeay Rooney rcmoyed the wheat
from the wagon, when Brookins shot him, the
bali taking effect in his abdomen, producing
death rs above stated.
Brcokius was pursued and overtoken NJ
westGsld by Sheriff Mills Of Plymouth county,
but did not arrest him, escusiag h.me.f Zoe
this dereliariou Of duty upon tac go-ai 'aat
he had no warrant Br1.kuF a.oaei ha
willingness to submit 10 ths las. ana actually
sseomuauiei ta. sheriff arI h's inpsn'or5
to thS rc-il OF Mr Martin. isw mites
below wo,Jd,Id, where ho remained uaiil near
morning, nhcn De got up ani "'.set OK. The
next night be stopped on rhs Floyd noaut -
miles above the oi.y. aai the second oyeMag
follow log be ,logssd .t tssr,.er. a The
latter place he eaq1tr.a .s r1pi 20 l1.t
Dodge, from which .tis iui,Tci that he "a
] suis.g.uag @. reach y.e eastern pa,t yl tl.
Gu
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03

Upon learning ~ nroo,ms v-eaI le -
Van o'Linda promptly offered Sloo reward
for his apprehensoo, to which $50 b, been
added by the relative. aud friend. Of thc mur-
dored man. On Tuesday evening last thtee
men started in pursuit Of Rrookius, and it /.
to be hoped thatth,y will succeed Ia br ugiog
him 60 Justice
Mr. Rooney was mau OF exemplary habits
sober iudustri.uN and pcaccss'e. uis
death by the hands Of Brookips vaa downright
wilfdl murder without cause or proyocatlun.
lie ieavesawire aqd Ave children iu taigtably
comfortable oroomstanoes.
p, 81 Slucs writing tbc above we terfr
thut Breos'ns WIS st sAipman's twenty -hvl
miles south OF this city on aic Council Bluff
road on wednesday evening last Parties are
In pursuit OF him, aud he will doubtlcs be ar
rested Sour Cjg Regsisr.
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Washington, October, 1854
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF

Dry Goods, Dress Goods Muslins bleached aud
uubleGched, DEFINES, Cashmeres, Gnghams,
Lincey, Prints Of all kinds, Merinos, Checks,
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colors. Women aud Cbildren's Hoods Woollen
Hose, Half Hose. Woollen Yarn and Mems
Country kpit Socks. Children's Hose &c. &c.
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Overcoats Uundereoats, Vests, Pants, Shirts,
Uudershirts, Drawers SC, &. Also q spend-
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for Men, Woman and Children. We arc able
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largest Foot l.ef..r
Also Hats and Caps Of all Sorts and Sizes,
and a heavy stock Of Groceries, in which will
be found tie following adlicles
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-12-03
\ child Born VITA Two ueods
Spccrs,im AngutaHoa eJOae

Acorrcspoulent oflhe North Andovei Ae.l
A,Socofe, tells the following:
On the isA Of September last, q child was
born in the town Of Palmyra, having tgo heads
The names Of She parents sre 'hn ald Mary
.,urd. Tho first, a natural lr,d, seemed as
nearly perfect as that Of au infant usually The
second, on unnatural head, was connected by a
neck of lhgut the u-usl length and tize, to tho
back or post.dJr part Of the first one, n iiplc
above the point where the head AMI neck ua-
tlrally join. Both heads were OF cot tho
sano sizs. and facing opposite ways. llair
grew perfectly natural on both scalps, but the
sccoud head was entirely wanting in features
iDe1e r,re feE small irregularities, whore
to tacs or TEXTURES should have been, appear
ing s- ,f nature bad attempted 10 form fsat-
urea, tgt v.jbout sacccss. Yhs health OF tLc
ol.lj -,,meI g3oI, and il grew soil until tba
18th of oct ,ber, when the unnatural head
wa. sacee.sruly ampumtcd at the neck by
Dr. J Nlusom. af piutfell; a dissection
OF this showed the skull 10 be composed Of
ooae an cartiI e. also what should hay,
been bone iu ihc neck proved 10 be- cartil-
age. Tue head contained Substance al
most perfectly roseuDiUg brain, but q
less density. IL has Iow been i've days
since tao operation, aud tho child is fast re
oc'erus.
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pottrg.
KISSING ON THE sLY.

His manly whirker swept her cheek,
shs answered no reply,
How could she part her lips to speak,
While kissing on the slyf
There's such sum Of smackling bliss,
That Cr@ us could not buy.
The bonied worth Of one sweet kiss,
That's taken on the sly,
Oh! this kissing on the ely
This kissing on the sly
This wooing whining style of Ginning,
Kissing on the ely.
The maiden meek one kiss received
Demuroly winked her eye,
And with the air Of oae bereayed,
She heaved a heavy sigh,
Again the wayward whiskcr pressed,
Her cheek, she breathodOh ny!
How grateful to the burthened brosi,
This kissing on tho sly
Oh THE kissing on the sly
This kissing on the sly
Downright delicious, cen malicious,
kissing on the sly.
Tho rigid rule declare the deed,
To be a crime 50 high,
No lover dare deny the deed
0fhtssiug ON tue slyi
Tho Pa'sand Mas berate aud prate,
Til Dulci meas cry, .....
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pilgrims Progress.

The discussion relative to the history OF the
"Pilgtims Progress" and its author continues
to,attract attention in Europe. "Miss Gather
inc Isabella Gust has however, taken up the
guantlet thrown down by Mr. Cumming ana
othor admirers Of Mr.. Bunyan, and has shown
beyond oil possibility Of doubt, and on the
most irrefrngble evidence, that Bunyan, the
star Of Protestcdism, was mere dufTer, and
a shabby, unprincipled duf'er into the bargain.
She published On Tuesday last a translation
from the Frcnca manuseripr copy in the Brit
iSh Museum Of the Pyigerumge 0i tho sowlc,'
by Guillaume Dc Guilevllc, churohman who
fourishod in the F,fleeulk Century, The or
iginal work was translated in Eogtand seventy
year, before the reformation, and was printed
by Caxton ia 4s3. The Dunyan's Pilgrim
Progress IS nearly 1erbium copy Of this rare
work, with few alterations here and there TO
give it a tingo Of originality The TACT can
longer be disputed that john Bunyan, Of plous
memory, was nothing more nor less than lit
erary swiudler, and that the sublime senii-
meuts enusoiated in the progress were not
those Of au Inspired follower Of the reformed
fifth, bat Of a Catholic deuae who lived 4ad
died long before Bunyan saw the light
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New York. Eioot,on,

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov lC, 1859 The irgm
now claims the election Of David T. jones,
Democratic aud Utica nominee for Secretary
Of State, over Lcavenworth, by 20i majority.
The Journal claims iO2 majority for Leaven-
worth The official returns thus far received
seem to show, but not positively that Jones
is eis oted
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rroalns ,Ler.s.---rnara rsmpIs.


Il is sail thlt the Grst time race herso
ever trouci in public in America fer a stake
was in 1878, when match was made for 81,
900 thai no horse could be produced which
could fro' a nas ia Mree minutes A horse
named B3,ol Blue won the stake, contrary
to general expectation bY trottng the mile in
q few second. less than the prescribed time
Gradually the speed of American trotters has
been Increased since that period from three
minutes uutl the public ceases to be astonish-
ed when Flora Temple trots a mile ia tvs
minutes md twenty three seconds as sic dd
on the Suffolk Park ,u Thursday This Ca
yorte nare was foaled in lsl5, in 0neila
county, n Y, aud is nog therefore fourteen
years of age. In 1850. she was sold for S IS
aud shortly Afterwards purchase for about
double thai sun by a resident Of New 70 h
city. aho first became conscious Of her super
iJr speed by trials on the ordinary roads
against well known fast horses. Since then
she has won a very large number Of purses
Ia 1856 she trotted mile ia the tho unpre-
c,dented time Of . minutes 2 seconds, ia .
match agoinst Tacony, but she has since re
peotedly excclled her speed on that occasion, -
Hdodrlpdia Press, ..
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IPEN& GE NRWS.

Col 1r.. " Efg4rut ... .ltel asubsoi ip-
,ion Int TO at Bro ie, a.. aouument sitL uo
Nasra, sum Of 5000
Receipts af gold from kans's Increase; il
Is estimated hy tho.t posted in the NAT
ter, ua, w1 h hN Ss.tO).OOo in god
has borumIued at r,Ae pcas iu The last foor
mlntbs
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which VIII contain ai5o' the news OF 'he w 4,
togetner WIN s',h eoil'r,a' .r'''.s' ''' '''y
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