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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25
Dir. GUTSOIT'S EXTRACT OF YELLOJ
DOCK AND SAPSAPARTLLA
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDERS, Or FLEA
PnWnER


VIII DESTROY Garden Insects Cockrodches. Bed
Bugs, F2eas, Ants, Moths and all pests Of the Ger
min Kind.
The Importance of reliable article OF this kind is
inestimahls. In warm weather all nature teens with
these ANNOYING foes This powder is the only article
ever discovered which will exerminate them. com
paDy of botansts from the horticultural Society of
Paris while amidst the ferns Of Asia, observed that
all insects lighting upon certain kind of plant very
dropped dead. This fact made of to
guard their night camps from these intruders Guam
titles Of the plant We're brought home by Mr.. f. Lyon,
and found positive insect destroyer in every expe-
riment. 1t is simply powdered leaf chemically pre-
pared to resist the effect of age and climate. Metals
and Letters Patent have been obtained from the gov
ernments Of England, France, Germany and Russia,
from the Worlds Fair and numerous medical and hor-
ticutural colleges and societies.
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT or rItE UNITED STATES.
Executive Mansion.
Washington, 3lst Jan, 1858.
''Mr. Emanuel Lyon-Dear Sir have the pleasure
to inform you that the Royal Commission, OF the
Worlds Fair, at London, have awarded you Medal
and Certificate for the great value of your Magnetic
Powders, &C.
"MmLARD FILLMORE, Chairman.
The above was accompanied by certificate Of
IT'S FREE FROM POISON.
New YORK, October 1st, 1858.
Mr.. f. LYoS-Dear Sir: We hav. analysed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them perfectly
harmless to mankind and domestic animals, but GER
tain death when inhaled by bugs, ants and insects.
JAMES Il. Chiffon, NJ. d., Chemist.
LAURENCE REID, Prof. C'y, n. Y. II.
Mr.. John l.. Rome, Superintendent of the New York
Hospital, says, she has expelled all the bugs, ants,
reaches, moths, &c, with Lyons Powder, and finds it
of immense value.
Every gardener and housekeeper must have direct
interest in an article of this Kind Reference can be
made to the Astor, st. Nicholas, and Metropolitan
Hotels to Judge Megs President Of the American In
stitute James Gordon Bennett Gen. Winfield Scott
Cyrus W. Field l.. NJ Pease, of the Five Points Mis-
sion &c, SC. Judge Meigs says "This discovery Of
Prof. Lyon is of national Importance. The Farmers
Club have tested it thoroughly. 1t will destroy To-
Gusts, asshoppers, ants, moths, bugs, and all YER
min. Garden plants can be preserved, and houses
made pure"
Arrangements are now made through Messrs.
BARNES & PARK, Of New York, to have it sold
throughout the world Many worthless limitations are
advertised. BE cautious
Rats and mice cannot be reached by powder, and
killed by a Magnetic Pill Order them through
any merchant
'Tis Lyons Powder kills insects In trlce,
But Lyons Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Follow directions. Use freely and MOrOughty
Sold by the Druggists and country Merchants.
RICE, COFFIN CO., Agents,
Marysvlle.
apf9 2mis PARK WHITE, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25

NEW YORK April 10Th, 1855.
have analy4e sample of ''DALi'S AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKEY," and find it to be pure article
of fine favor, and without any deeterious admxure
.JAMER X. CHILToN, NJ. D., CHEMIST.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-25
DaIy'S Aromatic Valley Whiskey

Is put up in containing dozen bottles each
sy- For sale by alltheprincipal Liquor Houses in
San Francisco. mh19-3mis
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MORTGAGE DEFAULT

" hayJpg been made H. the eond ~ a II errtsp In
dsDisfe II mortgage hearing dsi~ The Brs dag Of June
-, If54. e1sauiea Rbj hriiSrrsd By Andrew Asdsrr
ssd JhaHrs tndsrss his wife Of tbissaa county
spf then teffiipry tnps state II klnn<sos 10 John
Uanilt aud iisDty UaBhitnn Of Pot Ia Lac Bt,. ~
Wisconsin,. whereby tho ssia nifa~ Anderson aud 10
hannah An1stssop graft gained snii sha convey
81 uotg he SAT- J'hn Haniilyp sHd ii.ayy Hamilton
hsh heirs ant sssiEhs ths 1ipsins desci peBises
s'ua's ia ssf county of'hs and state et MINES Ia
bsi.
Tho hair ~ the aiissst quarter ~ .selign mum
her ibifJ four tBf bo,h ~ rage .ln.reb tipI srsi
aniaR siahty ta0 acres scsHdsg 10 Tho govern
fn~ht sUrssF Ia he pAJ nasn ~ f1gT Lntlfsd
dollars With ibis'eH The rate Of hres per cent per
mosh, payAts semi ann1aiiB. sfespfdisH 10 tho eaBdi
ions 81 CERTAIN pt"ni.s"rT bys, sssrusd BY N. sad
Andres An5srsssn, ADD bearing ias June lei, Iss7
which mortgage VAS s1iy retarded 10 tLr osr. a ne
Register ~ DEEDS of fbssko sogn,y The la iay q
Juns, A. u. tt57 A. o'clprk y. tn H,ot ~ u kDft
gage Deeds, psRss re- Anf 10 ard has been duly
signed " The snbsefissr aoh Lr gnmest hereof
ssisd 10 The enea ~ The W. yisar Of He@ds II T.ssid
the tfh dsy ~ I'sssmbst mr. Ia boob ~ martgAgss
sage at Tie date ~ usb nSse, hs Df sif hundred
aud tLiry ,iIss dollars AMI brse ssris o. y u5l
No Proceedings ~ las basins been Instituted for The
tseo,'ry ~ ssd drbt ssshsd b. ssia mortgage
part u,srsof-
kos, h.r,fss. spiss 10 bs,cty girsn that In pur.a
~ tbs statute ~ such ssss pry1idad, sAId nsfgsgsd
prss,is~s viii be oHstsd f.s sale By ~. tbsrn II DC
said county u hsssa gabi' ssslho, Ia u" highest
hfaa, Al bs ohee ~ he Hsgis.f u Deed. 10 The iosu
ID fsysrs FAli- IN sAd e"ssy, - ardsy The twelfth
d.y Il tsbfs.,y, s. 10. ist9 ~ oe.~s ~ saisfy
ne sssrn' then 90 90 SAL o'isAgs dsa sl 's~ coats
ard sGFsnsss so~sd br sw.
Uaea Dstsbpsst ie tsS
ELIAS ". HOLMAN
dsTD IS kasghss.
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Later Il M Europe.
ARRIVAL OF the STEAMER AnyRicA

New York, Jan. 3.-The royal mail
steamer America arrived a, Halifax yester-
day morning with three days later news
Breadstuifs and provisions continued ex.
ceedingly dull.
The London money market on the Eth
closed fat, with tendency to depression in
the funds.
An extraordinary general meeting of the
Atlantic telegraph company was held in
London on the 9Th, at which report OF
the condition OF its affairs pecunisrlly was
made.
The total receipts Of the company on its
capital has been f3s7,i79, and its expendi-
ture f364 ,0i7, the balance on hand being
fe4 ,4O9, against which, however, are vari-
Gus outstanding liabilities.
The late electrician, Mr.. Whitehousc, an
nounced the establishment of another com.
pany, and made proposals for union, but
it was decided that while the application to
government was pending, it would be i'm
proper to entertain such proposal.
The reform movement was still progress
ing, and Mr. Bright had addressed meetings
at Edinburg and Manchester.
The condition Of Italy was growing more
and more serious every day the impression
being general that a political crisis was at
hand.
The emancipation schemes of the Emperor
OF Russia were being strenously opposed by
the nobility, among whom a powerful party
is said to have been formed, entertaining the
project Of increasing their power, and dimin-
ishing that Of the Emperor.
The Phoenix Club in Ireland still contiD-
Cd. Seventeen persons had been arrested
10 Belfast, in addition to those at Cork, and
government was expected to issue special
commission for the trial Of the prisoners.
The Constitution, a paper published in Cork.
asserts that the treason was carried much
further than was suspected, there being
daily and nightly drills, pixies being manu-
featured, and arms being imported from
America, the use OF which was taught.
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Arrival Of the Overland Mail,

ST. loris, Jan 5.-The overland mail
with dates TO the 10th ult, four days later,
has arrived II brought three through
passengers
A rich quartz vein had been discovered
in the suburbs Of San Francisco.
The uews from Frazer River was more
favorable.
Gen. Harvey designed opening military
roads between the various military posts 10
Washington Territory,
The news from Salt Lake suys that the
L. ). Marshal wonI be prevented from
serving processes upon Brigham Young 10y
the guardians Of that worthy.
II was expected that Judge Sinclair
would call upon the military to enforce his
orders. -Four hundred troops were lett AT
Camp Scott 10 guard the government mii,
ma- wintering 10 the valley.
Business in san Francisco ia dali. The
passengers report meeting Pardee, the *.
pressman, with thc Presidents Message,
300 miles beyond ri Paso, days out lie
will probably make the trip IN | days.
The CamaDches Indians were lurking
around the mail stations in A threatening
manner They bad already rho, al some Of
the mail company men while hauling
water
The Apacbes we're friendly. Abou, 400
were encamped al the Apactes PAS.
Mr.. Wood, passenger, says that the
Cananche Indians have declared war, and
and are waiting favorable opportunity 10
attack the stages at Eastern Fork It ia
hoped that the presence oi trooPs reoently
sent along the route from Fort Smith will
check the operations Of The marauders.
Upwards Of 20 theyiBg Indians were
killed in Tehams county.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-13
MARRIED.

nst Paul, on the evening Of the Gth instant, al the
residence OF Henry Mekeny, BY the Kew. pr. VHt
iassn, 4. u 1iuiilAs 10 Essa C., daughter Of Rev D
wsass, Of PeunsyisAnta.
The contracting parties Ia ths Interesting title soc,a
aTaegemen, have kndcs. wisheB for The fali rcaii
OF al their yisOus of fuIure happiness and ha
hey merit ia'ge degree of connuhiai felicity, hei
kindly remembrance Of the press and he pulpit, intu
btshiy au,ss.
At Niue kSfh city, December "a by Rev A Gale
Mr. Josi.a q. JoH>.os &c Mss ILoSosA y. CAts boil
OF Blee Rafth city.
pecsnssr 2, In Cleveland Oaie, by the Rev, =. y
Herroa, Dr. Aenis1S Agru1ss, ot Piisoargh, aud
Lisbon, Ohio.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. 1858.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ,, 1893.
SENArg.--A communication was received
from the President conveyissa letter from
our Minister to China, and referred to the
Judiciary Committee, as we're also some un.
important communications OF the Navy aud
Interior Departments
Among the other business Mr.. johnson
presented resolution from the Legislature
of Georgia, asking for commission to o.
tain information concerning the yellow pine
districts in that State, with view to the
preservation ofthe timber Tor naval purposes.
II was e6rred to the Naval Committee.
HousE.-Mr. Mcliae, OF Mississippi, an
nounccd the death OF his immediate prede-
cessor, Gen. Quitman, sketched his eveniful
career as soldier and statesman, and pro.
nounced eulogy on his private and public
worth.
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ton providing for commission OF members
of Congress and army officers to revise the
militia and army laws.
On motion Of Mr.. Phelps, of Missouri,
the House went into Committee of the
Whole on the state Of the Usion on the Ia
dian Appropriation bill. Without coming
to conclusion, the committee rose, and the
HOuse adjourned.
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SllERlEF'S SAlE-BY VIRTUE OF

~ an a,i"n ISSUED Of under the seal OF Tho
District Anuf In aud Tor tho cannty m Ramsey Stste Of
Minnesota. upon Judgment rendered AID d,eka ed In
SAID caurt, On uae u ID DAY 81 November A. D. is5x
IA an sc,,on Nh~rr,n Thomas wlnsoa /. plsnud and
franc" 4 brnwnw defendant Tor tho sun Il seven
hundred fTty seven ami ~ LOO dar. tS;tI 81 viii in
isrcst nom sepd ton have o. this IAN aayof peeem
Der, ~ As, levied upoa ali The lsaaehald interest III
sertbsd premis@a, To Wit
The n1hSes, portna u lot number one ~ Ia block
number nipeisea ttsl In Rice Irvine. adnLin 10 81
Paul The ssme bsas si,y fesi Iroai In srr.t aud
carving tho same Villa back ioy eisht t-si torrhsY
with The buildings theen The salt lease term on
NE sp1h lar OF August, A, u, isGl
Notice Is hereh, srfn h, viii soll the shosc dnscrh.
rl rn. property to the highest bidder fof cash al public
suction 81 The Court House, In tho city al 81 Paul on
friday, N" s@h day 81 JANUARY. A. ~, isso q, ten
o'clock ~ th" ioreson OF ,hai day. NJ satisfy ue said
Judgment together wuh interest and coats tbereOn
hed ~ faal, nec H. lSas
JAS, \, CALnW Kill. shofid
w 8ko W. rrRNhtii. Deputy.
wv hoiii1 ntAp Attorney ior fisiaud
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A L.EGs number Of prominent eitzens Of
New YORK, embracing all parties, haze
united 10 ieo1ering Gov. kiSG q compli-
menta-y dinner on bic re,iremen, from oiile
10 token Of their esteen u hs private and
oflcIal charseter.
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Leases s1ItAhly adjusted snd pfdg,p ~ rad. Up
~aris % vi gsiV 90 n layssos have bsen paid ~ tie
A'"s lasWaHte Hp,spsDJ Ia he pas yfas fHs aud
Inland favE.urn Iiska ae'eyi@i nj iffBs Honsstspi
with slssboy sni fsI prot Especial stlsbuon given n
insurance ~ dsEhgs and osD,aBta 10, ~ n
I've ysatH
III, ptsRfsss u this CHpofaiLo has been .sbls and
uninterrupted through ssa.Jhs 81 hHsBrsi snusias and
storm periods .Fehti1i IN Ftsspt ffpn sssoplbt
iisbed a oasb basis the boHhss ~ tbs Ufedn
aGsst rs h ~ ms "ritl pafus sar.
During " hard iu".," h" security II reiabla lnsst
sBeg 10 an imperative day ,hs sbitty ~ pippery owp
o. sa.lhib iDss h-ibH lbsh mBrL is-sepeJ.
Azsnsss 10 III ns principal cliles and through.
he stale Paiioirs lssasd sitiopt delay, bJ
UIsly IliED. FRENCH Agent " Paul
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Itstrd December a. 1894
oeas I uoh,s. Attorney tm Mortgage, dselo. wsw
INSTRUCT COURT. FOURTH JUDI
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

have sppiirh "a itr plslfio 'oau w., he s.aaud
District snuntB Of Ramsey snd rsir ~ Minnesota fsf
dsrbs,gs bua ny dshts. IN pursuance Of eLaptsr
.sht min. al he rsss.l statutes II hlngszs nnllsd
Of br kaief ~ tnsoisrul tsb,ats, sDd tho said
ruurt has stpgin.a the ipb day u March, - ls5g 81
~ o'clock W he forenoon, The time and tbe once p
the uo romtois.ionet Tor Hsn..y County ~ the city
ct ~ Psni ssid cnunit ihe place for d. be
" said petition and has sso g'dered all tsy creditors
then ADD there ~ show cAnss " They ha Why al
assignment II estate shaoi moi bs uads aud ba
daebs'gd toe MY debts pursuant 10 the prayer u my
said petition.
tRAkUIsS UEiTz
~. Fanl besamhet ~, lAH arr2t.sGw
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THR TRUSTEES OF Dudley Observatory at
Albany, On the %. took pssesslon Of the
building heretofore hrGbly he'd agains,
them by the scien,i6c council, ard the Off
cers appointed by the board II trustees are
nov 10 peaceful possessions OF the Dgi.d "a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-13

TINS BEssETr DIVORCE CAsE.-- At New
Haven, on the itb, Judge WALDO granted
the application Of MsKT A. BgssErr for a
divorce from Ggo II. BEysgrI, ADD assign
ed TO her custody her tbrce children, with
the sum Of 81 900 slimony TO be paid within
60 days.
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Gov CHAszs Message Was sut 20 the
Ohio Legislature, % the ID I, ia wholly
occupied WITH the lOcai Affair." o: he State.
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tg1p IA
STATE Or MINNESOTA, McLEOD COUNTY.
SD. GsAuAs. President aud n GHAbAs. Cashier
Of tho above named Rank being severaily sworn do
that they respectively the President and Cashier
Of said bank, aud ths ths foregoing Is 10 all respects
= true aud sta Of the condition of sald
Bank the nrst aonha, bsss the Sd day OF January
iss before the transaction oi any b1siness 81 said Bank
the moruigg IL that day according hs hes their
several and respective know lsdgs and belief and that
the piae. where the business u discount and deposit
said Bank carried on, Gescpe, In tLc said county
Of Mcleod.
-. GRAHAM, President
n. GRAHAM Cashier
suhscribed and 10 by both Opponents before me
tbs Vi day of January. Isss
A j sFypgR,
CLERK Of Distrc, Court,
Mcleod County. MINI.
The above ls u true copy ia Died In this ONCE
W y DUNBAR
STATE nitor.
Dated January s. 1857. janT-diwu
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-s~s.
DIsTEICr COURT, FOURTH Dl..

~ NI'I 'V'NT FVVNTTI III
- 1877. carver Csvsiy. h'Ais u klnBs.gA
AIiss Jghas's sEsissi CASf Ass A iatbsH.
bsMmSss % fstisf
To Cssfiss A JosssA1, he ssofs bAEasd asfspaant
faa s4, ks'sty san ruOssf aSf Required ~
he AS. 'bls AstDu sAiet kss bssn hlsf 10 Ne
a,se II As lsfs - 40 psfle tS4ri - itastA. 10 SD
'sasiJ ard " .-fss eoPT I" yosf Ahsysf " NJ sai
sor tLzls AZ sa,seribsf bis pass in carer,
ssd ny sihlr fhsrg GAys Arr he ssr'ies bsfsG
ssiss ~ fhs fsy a sSh s-TsiGs snd ysg f.4i
10 al fosnyis.i hia ~ uzf stFsa.aa ne
pslsHsi Ris sesa Vii sppy ~ ,bs t1ar To- NE rsil.
Gra.aAsd "a he es,snSis.si
IA sAEGESr riasu5s Attorney.
asfSssv Carver. kinBssoA
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BY q reoen, railroad accident 10 Georgia
s>veugsu ..Trs we're iCs..
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE - THE COMMISSIONERS

~ appointed to lay oat pabic street road from
the rrcseni ~cstsry ~ FOR, street il the
city al e. Paul. the Ferry Landing, opposite Fort
al bcir proceedings accompanied by the plSi, AS 70
quirei BY law
Notice l. hereby given th, aid report Ia. aspo.
nsd la lh- once Ui thv Register OF lesds oI Ramsey
county for the usperul ~ All persons desiring 70
the sad hat unlth piions shall be made
thereto within Ia eny days otn tbs dste hereof accord
Tag 70 law. die ssd rsport Ni'l be affirmed
u. &. PALMER,
...H "A l.p. t,,N.
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CTATEOF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT

NTATE OF MIN k5UTA, DISTRICT
~ Court HAsafA CsBJ.
tIfng bf bat 81 sgsGs D.utf rrpp.
Summons fof nossg d'nsaAd 20 es,nissst fs psynsat
" noB.y
IT, no ay5rs FAMED esfslfant
Toa are hereby sHmmOssa snd required 10 spsru 10
egnaplslst tbls tssu q shsb = eSPy has besa Gsa
~. sfas- ~ ~ Gisrs u he psrinl ioart ~ vy,,
ia sal toaHiy I'D ~ ssfgo eopy n foaT snsss' "a
he s..i essIv aid. 90 he ssbsefS.rs a. Asr one in
tslb.ah, ~ he ooHpty ~ krs. snd sA,s Of sninHf
DyA, within ssniJ s@Is Aitsr The ssfTrs II this
Summons ygs sIslBsiFs u ne day II sreh ssfsirs
ara n ygs fall The sAla esra plsin -in The
time .fsfsx-d he glzisua lls Ill lAss ga4s
tasni Eg.ns' y0s fa i~ 81 hundred M .
.lt = 10 dollars arb intsfssi Msfspfi fffn he
isE dzy ., Apfi ls,ns.ad 81 a. bsHdf~d -n1 tf5
slsLi sta ~ n 'as .c',a snd nJiios . hsf.by
fuf.sf sish ron ttzt gDur pfqYsry ass teen ssrhsd
~ tsspas D.. jaEyssni a. 10 fsEdsFsg 10 sal sr
D..sd Esyis.sii, OcL ~ NJ
uEsBy LOwpfi. 90
pIaaEuF.
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CTATE WARRANTS FOR STATE

state wsusats, IA denomination. Of TITS aud Twssty
po,iAss, Tor sale :" Taxpayers, ~ hseral Discount
is,cs isid bros The thtd oi besembtr s be reauo.d
pu ~HL fart& Who have tess than tau dollars al
sAie iasss 10 paw would d. well Ia with ahefs 81
g. 10 use war; ANS
Apply To
CAInMkII. A 20 MAnAA
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29
Premiums to Agents Getting Subscribers

Premiums to Agents Getting Subscribers
Those getting up Club Of subscribers 81 each and
ten collar VIII be entitled TO gold pen
any one 81 the above articles he may select.
th">s RENTING so tor 10 subscribers will be entitled
70 a gold pencil ~itA pen. worth 81.
muse getting up club Of IS subscribers and rsmit-
ing sSo Viii he entitled 10 silver watch gold vest
chain, worth ten dollars
mos remit ting $40 for 20 subscribers will entitled
GIG eaSn, or siiv hunting caSed watch worth
laose yeitng $50 for 30 subscribers viii be entitled
50. S-4sin or a silver hunting cased watch worth
= isf Ts,5.ias $50 for 40 subscribers VIII be entitled
20 :. ia-A : sotu watch worth thin ~ dollars
Those RENTING SIUU Ter 80 subscribers m NJ s,.,s
10 ID watch worth forty dollars
~ Al coiAhuniea'io1s should &c addressed
NJ t. DEAN. Publisher
@a14 So Broadway New York
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aqrirultural.
DECREASED PRODUCTION OF WHEAT.

At meeting of the Philadelphia So
ciely for Promoting Agriculture, Dr. FL
wyn called the attention of the members
to the tact that the wheat crops OF this
country we're fast diminishing, so far as
the number of bushels raised to the acre
was concerned He stated that IN Ohio,
a State but iitlle over fifty years old, the
crop uad fallen off from forty bushels TO the
acre to about sixteen, while in the best
portion of New York, where thirty bush
els used 10 be considered fair crop, only
twelve bushels re now raised The fall
ing oil In other States had been equally
marked but while this was the fact with
the wheat crops, he was glad TO know that
the amount OF corn produced 10 the acre
had largely Increased and was still IN
creasing enormous y; therefore, the peo-
pie OF this country were IN no danger OF
starving, but he could not say so much of
France aud England, who would, year
after year, lool, 20 this country for their
supply of wheat. He considered the sub
ject an important one, and he hoped some
means would be adopted to obtain correct
information. 1t was suggested bya mem
Der that committee should be appointed
TO gather statistics, but this proposition
did not seem 10 meet with much favor, as
the only possible way of getting informa-
ton would be from the last census of the
United States, and these were pronounce
ed utterly worthless, as the facts were
obtained by those who paid but lille al.
tention to the subject. Dir. Gowen
thought the only way TO get the informa-
ton would be by agitating the matter in
each State and corresponding with ach
country society," Louisville Journal.
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To BREAk Vicious HoRsrs TO RIM
Permit me 10 give you my experience
IN breaking a vicious horse to ride. In
my younger days was importuned by a
friend to take q seven year old mare 10
break to ride. l consented to give her n
trial. Before mounting. | took s,ou,
cord and passed i, round her body Jus,
back of her fore legs, drawing it pretty
snug and making 1t fast. | then nut \
cord III the same manner around her
neck and tied the cord together between
her fore legs, and also on her withers-
The coupling of the cords on the withers
makes an excellent place to hold on with
one hand, and very much assists the RI
Ger 10 retain his seat. She made two or
three attempts 10 part company with me-
but nos succeeding, gave up. completely
subdued. The philosophy Of the ,hiDq IS
tins: No animal can exert itself in re3r-
ing and pitching. without expanding tho
body, which causes the cords 10 cut ;n,o
the flesh, and hurt 50 badly that ,hav
Will ne, make more than two or tbre..
trials before they give II up.-TVermont
Stock Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-03-29

STARTING SEED EARLY-Rev. Daniel
Emmerson, Summit county, Ohio, writes
that he has been successful IN giving gar
den seeds an early start IN the following
manner: Having selected the quantity
needed, each sort is tied by itself IN \
cloth, The name being plainly written on
slip OF paper and enclosed with the seed.
Inc packages are then buried about two
inches deep IN the ground, for a week or
two When ready to plant, the kinds
needed for planting are taken from the
bags and used. They will be found 10
have swollen, perhaps sprouted, and rea-
dy TO grow. If the ground should be
quite dry, 1t is best to water the drills af
Ter dropping the seed. and then cover
with dry earth. Mr. f.. says that by this
Plan he has never failed TO raise giants
from every seed planted. though when put
out they were often sprouted. If each
seed IS planted where II is wanted to
grow, 1t VIII save the labor of thinning.
though many prefer 10 thin their rows.
leaving the most prominent plants TO
grow.