, 1859-05-31

Taking up Large Er<rFrssNs.-Produff OF
cousss1ood zt.e--.ia o;a .e"%s.*-- satior, sie.
MA111owoc. W1s. May II, 1852
We hare to.daE completed tile taking up and
packing Of c,5oo evergreens. mostly of e1-
ira size. They have been grown in the open
ground, and are Of fine form. 0rcr two hun
dred Of the piues arc from four to eight feet
high. Should our experiment succeed in the
removal OF these larger trees, there will be no
longer any excuse for not having every prairie
home cmbcllished with these beautiful coni-
| fers. We have been ut considerable extra
expense in taking them up and packing, and
! 80 soon as the mattcr Of SUCCESS is decided, We
shall give the process to tue public. That nine
tecn-twcntictls Of all tue cycrgreens, not Of
Nursery growth, that are sold throughout the
country, die, is fact too well known to require
any comment yet year after year people COP
tinue to throw away money in the same dircc-
ton. Some new aspirant OF these worthy
ecnuses comes forward, taken up with care
and two greens" arc again seen-thc evergreen
and the green purchaser. Gentlemen, why do
you not make these gentry set out the trees,
ANU dIeS4'e Put loF tAhSe oIllt WHICH i've: LIS
would put stop to this petty swindlirg, and
YOU would saye large amount Of money and
vc1ation.
Manitowoc is on the line Of the proposed
"Grand Trunk Railroad" through Northern
Michigan and Wisconsin, and must be 4 roint
Of no small Importance. The lumber trade is
large, and nearly ell of it is shipped in vessels
ovnod hara ,f ,,.b;,h ,h,,, n'. z..
$500. ~ - "nl ,a.' ,A.'e "ts o''r t"eu.,
NY Ao.i' 4'''V' 10 42'''"'' lee'. Inc misl'
owEGrs are doing well logs in the 11onnls ii tie
mill haze co.t oh,rt ~ ,,.r n fr.;,,ht- ., ~
t-. - .'S"'a s1''''
leaving arespectablc hlargsnlor SAVING and nth
er incidental expenses i few thousand dollars
nronerlv evueutl,1 vo,,,,1 .,;r, ,ho,, -, o,,a,
"''l''' f''A 's'eA' '' cAee''
lent harbor, as the smaller vessels come inside
to load, and the larger ones ure nearly loaded,
recurring but Il few scov. 1o,dx II, ~, ,.,+ ~,
board outside. Iour "Nhitt1;nnn cor,,.s,,'n'
dent Of Quincy is the owner Of tic nrinrinal
pier. Wood Is IN Important article Of 1rads
the Collingwood line and other steamers wood |
in going both nortl, and south. Tho Cnl1;nC,
wood liuc alone takes ou about three hundrri
Is sbitpsd to cb;ca"n The cost l'ef ~ ,SnoI Y,a'
the wharf is Il 10, Twenty-Five crsts Of wllct, Is
for wharfage, leaving but a small proti. to tl.r
tuncr nG hau,in,, ;ncTeas.s - '''' "'s-
TLc Court Hare il :,n,,,n,, tho boz. ,,;1,;,,xs
Of tic kind in 1he State Iy,,r;,v tha ,,"t rnar
lure amount has been exncndel IN f;i;;9,. rn
rruJiu,, and travelling The ~tre.ts vh;c1.s IT,
made. lie taxes ratl,cr mcrons r. % hnIJ.rs ~
fancy lots. and outs;Ir Sncr,l.,ors az.
disposed 10 grumblc: but tic plan nr
'"sAS aH oH ~ - eooo one' AMI should
'H aaletu ~ ~ ..'l suen ea,es' lherc are se'e,
r l:n goon holeis; We Stepped At Tie National, and
;o'Iu 10 ! 'i'e tost aGco'Itooatlh* anu reasonable
~ ~ nlS cIlalSes We nave Observed Of late that
eioss no.eiheetels IT, VINO ilaFe reduced Their
ennssss . .u Sul' 'nc 1nes: ha'e plenty OF Gus
t1 anu i.ahe MONEY, "l''e tile old fos'es have
ao1..aan. !,... a;..,u t'n.t a..ts to stnHne: -.
al ,,at - .;no'a 'sL - Eatuen'he. NC
t"a-I ~ ~ IT. ana t.;I" ~ s!e ens an
ro,r,i;, " ,>recns ue rc H., suuoarn o",i, pes anu
co,,;np fI',,, III Sa',+ o,,a H. lrl'les-one
marsh Rad;ses anil i"ttuc. VA "e' 49,. to1 ';s
nrJor hrt tIaro j. ~, roas' t., ~. set Ill
nd ~ f ho+ "Je J .S". e"1 ,"t anus peng ot
na ,.a., 'f ,. '',,'i I4iu i!ae 9oAes on which
.hasa .,,;ns. sSa Sa,sand .. aGsu "oulu ofs
T. t.nrE..!od d s'u ,; ~ E"'" ..'lle.
10 f, 'ne 1o"'s sone eeht mises to
esoo. d;,;, a'iu aou' '. e "',issr "'lea' IN Inc
:.'nI'a ,;,,I' n on 'ae st'unu: 'ouft 10
sin s.adent ade r;a3d rae 1nr See aonMse VI most
G,a11a w., md f,;.aa ~ ,l.1 ,eonen1e'ea PRO-
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