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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16
WHOLE NO. 1911.
f0r tge fnrnler.
lNorresPonoent OF the y. Y Tribune-i
PLANTING WHEAT IN HILLS-SUC,
CESSFUL EXPERIMENT
Rochester. Fulton Co, Ind. july q

Rochester, Fulton Co, Ind. July %.
planted lasl Fall five rows of wheat,
with spaces between different rows of
three feet, two feet, and eighteen inches;
this was kept clean with the hoe, and the
product is as follows: Average number of
stalks from each seed, nearly 50; mum.
bsr of grains in the head, u to 100.
Thus if we count, less than really grew,
say 80 stalks from eaeh grain of seed,
and II the fewes, number of grains
found in any one head. We get at the
rate OfOver 1000 fold; and from that 10
3,2OO counting the highest yield. From
the year 1915 to 1855 the average of
whest in This and paris Of the adjoining
counties, according to my record, was
less than eight bushels TO Ihe acre, the
very best, being 33 bushels. Iadian
corn sown broadcast al the rate of from
one to two bushels will yield larger
average, but when planted in oar, usual
say produces from 80 to loo bushels per
acre.
My object in. writing this is 10 bring
The facis 10 the notice of agriculturists,
and TO induce as many as possible to try
the experiment on as much land as they
are willing 10 experiment with. Ihope
those wishing TO test the matter viii get
the whsai in before the last of August.
| lay off The ground two feet each way,
and put four grams 10 each hill, and keep
clean ill next harvest. II must be sui
in early-uo matter how soon after har.
vest. This will give thirty stalks 10 the
square loot, and lU4, ,os9 GOO grains per
acre; which, allowing e95, $50 grains
10 the bushel, gives nearly 1I6 bushels
10 the acre. This estimlie is correct
one, based upon actual facts, and although
il iooks IKE wild caicuiaion, will, 1
think, prove as nearly correct as 10 help.
reform our present siovenly and exirava-
GAM mode of wheat culture. The qadu-
my OF seed required 10 1 lant an acre IS
only lrlae over five pounds if put in as
above described. Who're my wheat
stood ia rows, three faeI apart, when ripe
the heads appeared nearly as thick to-
geiher as in field Of broadcas, wheat.
and instead of being from two or. three
inches in length, were from six 10 seven.
49,. es-r CHARLES BRAcgErr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16

"You have the best lookout in tn.
neighborhood. said Mr.. Dpbree. walk
ing 10 the spot on which Skipper George
had been Standing ard looking abroad
from it This tree didn't grow here, -
said he, looking up at the grey trunk
glistening in the moonlight. .tHsf
.'No sir; twas Sc, there" said the fish.
ermen.
''Is it landmarE?r
els, sir, it may be, in a manner; but
not for s'ilun on those waters. Twas
set there when riches was taken aw'y.-
Riches came again, but twas laved, for
ed larned partly how TO value riches"
The gentleman looked, as tie moon
light showed. interestedly at the speak.
er; Another story with lesson in it?''
he said. @If il were not for keeping
You out SO late. I would ask you to do
me the favor of telling it." = ss--
aaAy, sir. ,said Skipper George. Il
said there were amany lessons sent us
This one coined nearer to me again than
The tother-I hope Pye larned sometbun
by that storyt Fishermen don't heed
right hours much; bu. it's late sor you as
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16

If all the world were conservative. so
ciety would be like long train of cars,
without an engine. And il everybody
were radical it would be like train oI
engines without cars, rushing furiOusly
ahead, bound for progress as long as the
track holds outl f fs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16
Mfsetllaneous.
SKIPPER GEORGES STORY.
TOUCHING ADvEsTuRE ON rHE co Axr on
EEwFoUNDLAND.

The following story We extract from new
novel. entitled. +" The New Priest in Conception
Bay, IN two vols, Price. 81 rs; published by
Messrs Phillips, Sampson and Co, Boston.
The authorship of the work is attributed to
Rev. Robt. II. s Lowell. brother of the Poet
lowell Skipper Georges Story is but one Of
the many similar gems with which the work
aeounds. The poetic grace Of the style and
the absorbing interest of the story are highly
pleasing
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16

Some genius has conceived brilliant
idea to press all the lawyers into military
service in case Of war-baclnsa their
charges are SO great thai 10 one could
stsRd them. | -" ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16

Weli' SIR. Mubbe 'ee'd plase to walk in
side brt?' he asked, with modest ur
gency, "It s short story, only a heavy
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-16
To REMovE CANDLE GREASE Pro,

/ WINDOW GLAs5.-Manv PERSONS are
troubled TO wash otf The spots oil candle,
from glasS. They underlak 10 WASH
the windows with warm water, md fihr
thai the application ouly spreads the una
teridl over the winiow like coat OF
paint Ii all who are thus troubled will
will Just wash The windows in a little
turpenine; they will fnd the difficulty
speedily removed.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
uOSTETTEK'S AOH

III u
family more subjected to complaint 20:
assistance Of little knowledge exercise Of common
sense they may be able 50 to regulate their habits of
manen health In order to accomplish this desired OBJ
ject the true course to pursue certainly tha which
Of and life for this end Dr. aos s has
introduced 70 this country preparation bearing his
who have nssd it, The Buffers operate powerfully upon
Of strengthening nature, enables the system to
For the cure Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Nausea, Fla
producing Cramps Collie, Cholera Morbus, &C., these
Diarrhoea dysentery fux SO generally contracted
Sy new settlers and caused principally by the change
use Of this preparation Dyspepsia, disease probs-
blv prevalent when taken in ali it's various forms
Be-
cured without fail BY using Hoste,ters Stomach Bters,
stefan will recommend bitters of some kind then why
not use an article known to be intable Every coun.
Strengthening of the system in general and among them
all there is to be found healthy people than
based upon scientific experiments which has attended to
advance the destiny of this preparation in the
FEVER AND AGUE-This trying and provoking disease,
which fixes its relentless grasp the body of man.
and rendering him physically and mentally useless can
be defeated and driven from the body by the Of HOS
LETTERS RENOWNED BITTERS. Further, any of
the above stated diseases be contracted when
posed any ordinary conditions producing them if the
Bitters used per directions. And it neither
creates nausea oends The palate and rendering
necessary any change of diet or interruption to usual
SUITS but promotes sound sleep and healthy dges
ton, the complaint is thus removed speedily is
sstent with the production Of thorough and permanent
cure
For Persons in advanced years, who are suffering
from eneebled constitution and in6rm body, these
Bers are invaluable restorative of strength and
vgor end needs only to be tried to appreciated And
to mother while nursing these Bitters are noispeasa-
ble especially where the mothers nourshment is made
quate to the demands of the child, consequently her
strength must yield and here Is where good tonic,
such HOstetter's Stomach Bers is needed to mpart
Temporary strength AMI vigor to the system Ladies
sh "a by all try this remedy for all OF de-
bily aud before so doing AK your physician, who,
he Is acquainted with the virtue of the Biters, will
commend their use in all ,ses Of weakness.
CAUTION-We caution the public against using any
of the many limitations counterfeits but ask Hos
letters Stomach Bitters and that each bottle
words DR.. j. Hosetter's Stom CHI Bitters," blown
the side of the bottle and stamped the metallic cap
covering the cork and observe that aph sig
nature is on the label.
~ Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER 4 SMITH,
Pittsburgh Pa and sold by al druggists grocers, and
dealers generally, throughout the United Safes Canada
South America and Germany. augl7-wly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
MORTGAGE SALE WHEREAS,

I'LL default has been made in the condition of a certain
AD 1856 executed and delivered by John Cashier, Of
Ramsey county, Minnesota, to John Francis Baasen Of
said John Cashier did grant bargain sell and convey
the said John Francis Baasen his heirs and assigns for
ever an those tracts or parcels Of land lying and being
to wit -
Commencing at point one hundred and twelve feet
eriy. t6rty-eight sS feet thence westerly to Cedar
sSSqsSssy @
TO the place OF beginning intending hereby 10 convey
1T s
Paul Proper according 70 the recorded plat thereof in
southwest quarter Of section No. fourteen 60 in town.
ship No. twenty eight (2O north of range No twenty
dtamentsand appurenances thereunto belonging or in
any wise sppertaning. to secure the payment to the
traitors and assigns Of the Of eleven hundred dollars
$OO 0O and the interest thereon, according to the
and dsS.ssa sy Ss ssd
John Francis Baasen bearing date with Isaid mort
Aa ksss o
q IN Soot AZ q
And whereas there is now claimed to be due, and is
due at the date of this notice, upon said note mentioned
sum OF
And suit proceedings at law otherwise having
been had to the debt secured BY said mortgage
Now ,herefore notice hereby given that BY virtue Of
ant to the statute in such made and provided thu
abovedescribed morgaged premises will be sold pub
c suction to the highest bidder for cash. the day
of October, A. D. 1882 at ten o'clock A. NJ of that day,
the front door Of the Court House Of Ramsey county
aforesaid in the city Of Saint Paul. satisfy and pay the
and expenses by law allowed: ror sf1
Dated St. Paul. August p, 1889 -
A. GIBERroN. Agent auSI.w6w
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
MORTGAGE SALE WHEREAS

Ill default has been made in the conditions of GER
tain mortgage bearing date the hirieth day of Decem
Nelis, and Catherine his wife, Of the county of Ramsey
Minnesota, to John Francis Baasen, of the city and
county of Milwaukee, Wisconsin whereby the said Ed
ward McNelis and Catherine his wife, did grant, bar
his heirs and assigns ever that tract or parcel Of
land lying and being the county CT Ramsey Mnneso-
ia, to wit: taH -i.t 10
The half of lot No. fifteen isl, in block No. six
recorded plat thereof in the office of the Reg ter of
Deeds of the sal Ramsey county, with all the heredi
ments and appurtenances thereano belonging any
wise apperainng to the payment the said John
essgns of the OF hundred and seventy dollars
1910 00u0 and the interest Their on according to the
cordions and terms of certain promissory note,
cued and delivered by said Edward McNellis
date with sad mo- tgage which said mortgage
duly acknowledged, nd was recorded in the
office of the Register OF Deeds of Ramsey county the
18th day of January, A. d. 1887, at "a O'Clock P. NJ
said morsage there has been paid the of fifty 9OlOO
dollars 1851 90-l00l.
And wi ereas there is now claimed to be DUE and is
duetat the date of this notice, upon said
of two hundred and forty S5l00 dollars 1870 IS lOO
And no suit proceedings at law otherwise having
been had to recover the debt secured by said
or any part thereof l.f o.. s-.f e5ss .8 :.
Now therefore, noice hereby given that by virtue of
power of sale contained in said mortgage and pursu
ant TO the statute in such cases made and provided the
above descrbed mOrtgaged premises will be sold pub
lie aucOn to the highest bidder for a.h on the I'D day
the front door of the Court House of Ramsey
in the city OF St. raul to satisfy and pay the
upon said note and NOR and the costs and
by law allowed. ..l...
Dated St. Paul, August 25th, 1859 ..ii
A. GrBERroN, Agent aueZ- w6w
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
SALE WHEREAS.

I'LL default has been made in the conditions of Ger.
tain morgage bearing date the twentieth day of Febru
well OF the county of Ramsey Minnesota to John Fran
els Baasen of the city and county of Milwaukee, Wscon-
sin. whereby the said James u Far ell did grant, bar
his heirs and assigns for ever that tract parcel of
land lying and being In the county of Ramsey,
MINES ia, described as follows, to wit
half Of the northeast quarter of section No. thirty three
1881 in township No. twenty nine l29 north Of range
No twenty three west according to the recorded plat
county with all the Entertainments and appurs
thereunto belonging in any wise apperaining. to
cure the payment to the said John Francis Baasen his
of five hundred and fifty dollars 1850 OO0O and the in
terest thereon according to the condition and terms of
certain promissory not execut and delivered by the
said James Q. Fawell to the i'd John Francis Bassen
bearing even date with said mortgage, which said mort
gage was duly acknowledged and was recorded In the
Office of the Register Deeds of the said county of Ram
NJ. in book of Mortgages, pages 376 and 6. - d
And whereas there now claimed to be due and is due
at the date Of this notice. upon said note mentioned in said
dred and 81 0o dollars ss soo ONE
And no suit or proceedings at law or otherwise having
been had to the debt secured BY said mortgage
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue
suant the statute in such case made and provided the
10 sscsn 70 ~ ais WI BE- sold 8
Of October, A. 1852 at 10 O'Clock AM of that day.
the front door Of the Court House of Ramsey county, in
the city Of st. Paul. to sa6fy and pay the amount due
sAai noe ana ana the costs and expenses
. Dated ST. Paul, August 18Th. la6s ysuisDa}as hne
81 ,,,.rR,ov ..rtg +. BAAsEN Aor'ssgsssi
NHARLES T. OUTFITS, ATTORNEY
W AND CoUNSELLOR AT Law, Anoka, Mime sofa
novio-wEAt .a9eaoi ssyss /
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
MORTGAGE SALE. WHEREAS

XIx fault has been made IN the condition of in.
oenture of mortgage, dated the nineet nth day of
June, ALL, 1856, executed by Wilbur M. Hayward and
Helen n. Hayward his wife, to Jeremiah Mayo, and
corded in the office Of the Register Of Deeds Of the
t Of Chsago and State Of Minnesota the sixteenh day
Of July, A. b. 1856 at O'Clock p M in book of Mort.
cages, on pages 200 and 29l, whereby sa Wilbur NJ.
Hayward, and his said wife, granted, bargained sold
and conveyed to said Mayo the following pieces par.
cells OF land, situate in said county, viz.
The northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter and
the quarter of the northeast quarter
four a. In township thirty six 6 north of range tw en-.
ty-one west, containing Is 81 100 acres.
Also the north half Of the northeast quarter of section
five o., in township hirysix 6 north of range twenty
one west containing 70 l00 acres, to secure the pay
ment of certain promissory note, bearing date
herewith for the sum Of one hundred and fifty eight
lars payable In three months after date and upon which
sum Of one hundred and ninety 25-lOO dollars
1857 by assignment dated that day. and duly recorded
In the Office Of the Register of Deeds of said county
the 18th day Of August A. D. 1852 at O'Clock p. NJ
duly transferred to Isaac " D. Heard.
And whereas proceeding or s1it at law has been
instituted to recover said NOTE any thereof
Notice hereby given that by virtue Of and in pursu
ance OF power of sale In said mortgage and
the statute In such case de and provid d. the mort.
gagged premises above described will be sold separately
at public vendue by the sheriff of said County, or one Of
his deputies at the office of the Register Deeds of said
county at Taylor's Falls In said county on the eighth
day Of October AID: 1852 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ 70 the
highest bidder, to satisfy the said note
and mortgage, and costs and expenses allowed by law
i. v. D. HEARD,
Aeap pan
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
SALE WHEREAS

III default has been made in the condition of an in
denture of mortgage dated the first day of July A.
D. 1883 executed by Charles T. Whitney, and Martha O.
his wife, of the city of Saint Paul. and State of Minnesota
to A. Thayr, of the State of New York, and recorded
10 me ONCE OF the Register Of Deeds Of the county OF
Ramsey, on the sixth day of September A. D.. 1855 at
l0Z O'Clock A: NJ in book of Mortgages, pages 5S8
639 and $40 whereby said Charles Whitney, and
tina Co. his wife granted, barganed sold and conveyed
to said F. A. Thayr, the following piece parcel of
land, situate In said county Of Ramsey, viz ::
The south half of the southwest quarter Of north
west quarter fractional Of section thirty 600 township
tweny-nine co., north of range twenty-five (2Y west to
secure the payment o. the sum of six hundred and
overweight 81 100 dollars according the conditions
OF two promissory notes. bearing date with said
mortgage for three hundred and fourteen and 81 100 dol
lars each one of said notes payable in six months and
the other payable in year from date with interest
seven per cent per annum and upon which nete and
mortgage there aimed to be due the of six
hundred and seventy -nibe s-10O dollars.
And no suit Or proceedings at law having been had
or Instituted for the recovery of said debt any
thereof. -"
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in pur-
suance of power of sale said mortgage contained
and OF the statute in such made provided
mortgaged premises above described will be sold at
put lie vendue by the Sheriff OF said county of Ramsey
the Court House, of said county, the eighth of
October A. d. 1852 III O'Clock in the forenoon
sfy the amount due said notes and mortgages and
costs and expenses allowed by law.
Dated August 24th, 1859.
4 F. A. THAYR Norgagee.
WILKIN HEARD. Attorney for Mortgage, st. Paul.
aug26-W6w
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE

~ of an execution issue of and under the seal of
the District Court in and for the county of Ramsey State
of Minnesota upon judgment rendered In said court
on the Seventeenth day of August, A.D 1857 and where
as said was dockeed in the county of Chsago,
on the 10th day of September A. H.. 1857, In action
wherein Joseph s. Sewell is plaintiff, and James D.
Skinner and Amasa Mason defendants, in favor of
said plaintiff and against said defendants levied
upon the following described real estate situate lying
and being in the county Chisaeo and State Of Mime
sofa, to wit
One undivided half of the southeast d of section r.
and nor OF the northeast d of section H. all in town
defendants. ~ llp2 .ff IL ta paQ nff 800
And notice is hereby given, that will sell the above
described to the highest bidder pub
lie auction at the Office Of the Register Deeds in the
town of Tayors Falls countyo Chisa of Min ne
sota Saturday, the 2ah day Of September A. D. 1852
O'Clock the forenoon said day. to satisfy ssid
execution, together with interest and costs thereon
. YLQ4H = ri JAMES h. FULLER, sheriff..
VAN ErrEN OFFICER, Attorneys for Plaintiff
ann C-xu6uys
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
UT. JosEPH,s ACADEMY. !, FOR

-
fkss' SP,sr; 5ossfhS sT. PAUL. MIN: !. 80 :,
rh: viii be opened for the reception Of
j viii DO under The auspices direction Of the
Right Rev I; Grace, Bishop 81 Paul The buildings
~ The CHIEF sdisoe Is Of stone. three soriss high
with galleries. each story, running the whole length Of
with view to is use academy. The study. room
and dormitories are large; commodious and well ven.
AFFORD ample room for recreation and The heahful exer-
The system viii be the same as tina. pursued in other
education moral and intellectual culture refinement Of
manners and physical improvement The course Of
The government win BE- mild and parental but firm
the health, co Mort and wants ofthe pupils.
The annual term is divided into two sessions of Eve
in September and the second on the rst Monday u Feb
ruary. Examinations will be held every two months
and the results communicated TO- parents BY bulletins
Tern per session-Payable half session in advance
Board and Tuition in any all of the following
Reading, Writing. Grammar. Geography, History,
Moral and Intellectual Phosophy-$5O &c., and $65 &C.
cording to age and class of Pupil.
For Day Scholars S. S. and $40, according to age AID
EXTRA CHARGES.
French and German, each. 90
Music on Piano, .............. ~ "
:" on Guitar, .............. ~ W s.
Drawing and Painting. ................... ~ w
Bed and Bedding. ............... .......... ~
Masnng '''''''''''''''''''-'''''"' az
This institution is Catholic but as its object is afford
no influence beyond that object will be exercised Order
and regularity only will require attendance at Divine
Letters to be addressed to- "The Mother Superior of
St. Joseph's Academy, st Paul, MIMI" aug26 d&w2m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09

Ill ENCEO NURSE an
presents to the attention of
SOOTHIN
For Children Teething. viii
cess of teethir &, by softenin
fiammation-will allay all
and is sure to regulate thu
mothers, 1t will give rest to
health to your infants.
We have put up and sold
years, and can say, in con
we have never been able
cine-never has it failed,
effect q cure, when timely
an instance of dissatifaction
On the contrary, all aree
tons, and speak in terms
its magical effects and mt :
this matter I" what we dos
experience, and pledge our
ment of what we here de-
stance where the infant isS
exhaustion, relief will be-
minutes after the Syrup ise
This valuable preparatis
one of the most experience d.
England, and has BEEN
success in thousands off,
1t not only relieves the
crates the stomach andu
and gives tone and energys
will almost instantly re-
GRIPPING IN THE BOWS
And overcome convulsionss
NEEDED, end in death. We
sures. remedy in the world, :
and Diarrhoea in Children, Z
teething or from any other
every mother who has Or
the foregoing complaints-6
nor the pref udice of others, :
ing child and the relief that
ly sure-to follow the use
used. Full directions for
bottle. None genuine un
IT'S 4 PERKINS, New
wrapper.
~ Sold by Druggists tn
pal Office, No. Is, Cedar str
bottle.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
MRS. WINsLOW, AN EXPERT

FEMALE PHYSICIAN,
nothers her
, SYRUP,
b greatly facilitates the pro.
The gum +, reducing all in
,ain and spasmodic action,
bowels. Depend upon it,
yourselves, and relief and
this article for over ten
fidence and truth of it what
to say of any other medi-
in q single instance to
used. Never did We know
by any one who used 1t.
delighted with its opera
of highest commentator of
deal virtues. We speak in
!, know" after ten years.
reputation for The fulfill
clare. In almost every in
suffering from pain and
found in fifteen or twenty
administered.
on is the prescription of
and skillful nurse in New
used with never-failing
cases.
child from pain, but invig-
bowels, c0rrects acidity,
to the whole system. 1t
lieve
!, ELS AND WIND collie,
which, If not speedily re-
believe 1t IL the best and
in all cases of Dysentery
. whether 1t arises from
cause. We would say to
child suffering from any of
do not let your prejudices,
stand between your suffer.
will be sure-yes absolute
of this medicine, IL I mely
using will accompany each
less the fac-simile Of CUR
York, Is on the outside
the world. Princi-
ct, New York. Price 25c. a
aug25-d&wly