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The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

Street erpairiny-We notice a loi
II planks at shr junction of Main.
Commercial and Washington streets.
and suspect that awful bad spot in
the plankiug is to be Gxed.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

Senator Seward arrived in New
York on the Arago from Havana on
the ?Sth ult. He was received with
cannon and other rejoicings.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

A Mr. Wignall beat Gen. Houston
before the Legislature Of Texas for
United States Senator by two votes.
it is unfortunate that the hero of San
Jacipto was not returned to his old
Pests Z. -
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20
TIE Irrepress;5le Conaict.r-The

Tie .Irrepressible Confict."-The
Lockport Journal says: Looking
among some old papers recently. we
accidentally came across the follow
ing from the Richmond Enquirer of
1856, showing that Senator Seward.
in his famous Rochester speech. was
over three years behind the Enquirer:
"Tteo opposite and contqicting firms
Of society cannot. among cirifized men.
ro-erist and endure. The one must
give way and cease TO exist-the
other become universal"
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

A correspondent of the San Fran
cisco Times gets poetical ard delivers
himself not so badly as follows
There is land in the West by the wide rolling sea
Where hillsides and valleys are spread broad and
flee,
Whose bright suns would waken Parscc's devo.
ton,
And the goffIaien rivers down to III e ocean
He e. with sccpter and rod No tyrant may fright us
No serf-driving lash scourg., blig ht us.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

AN I,ish pedagogue recently in
formed his pupils that the femenine
gende, shonld be applied to all sIrips
and vessels afi"at, except mail steam
ers and man of' rar.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20
MARRIED..

On the l7th inst, by Rev J. A. Bruner, Mr..
Joseph F. Cox, and Miss Emma L. Sweeney, all Of
tn vic initv.
At Orleans lat, Jan. 81, by John NJ Gray. Esq.
Mr. George Head to Miss Mary e. Miller.
At wnolscys Flat. Jan l2th, by John NJ. Gray
Esq, Mr. David Warwick and Della Liddy
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-20

In spite Of 70 k and tcmpest's roar,
In spite Of false light the shore,
Sail on nor fea- to breast the seal
Our hearts, our hopes, are all with thee,
On hearts. our hopes our pfavers, our tears,
Our faith triumph Ant 'er our fears
Are all with thee.-are ali with thee
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
GnrppGtItbcS IntDritttcu.
SentI6ldne.

Oas ALLEGATIONS @eien tn
Oent 61anp fdlt9t nun audi an, nltf bas
@ebtet Der prcOuttipu ilber3u9eben; e5 pGYpen
1ttd,t alletn GUbitcfvereine, ionpern a,td g~eneir.
l9aftlt9e Wfa9a5ine nnb @eratdtten erriAtet.
Sh MteSbacen 1T nun aud, ett S%or16uBoeretn
errtdtet ipprDen lttp in gSten teabiGttgt man
etlte 9r0be 0etperbebanf gu g%riinpen, Sn 9lseY
TT Elm @eperbeSeretn gebtlpet wcrOert, 1T Stetttn
etl1 Gerein fur @eperberetbett, Qlr6 Der San<
p%elStanp ritbrt li6, Der &Glner 5anbeleperein
bat etnen %Slufruf sur @'ritnpung BON 6anpels>
oeretaen ppr6 gang Oentldlan0 erlaien ltnp cine
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
Eelegrnpbtiebe NaebrtIten.
8ert6tet flr ben Baltimore 8edcr."
Nnfmnft be8 Onmpfcrs
vGanapton."
SSeErrP6 cuS CEurnor
Neueres Gus europa.
Wt3ttoe Md6rtAtem aus Italten.

GStu9Itge 1ANCpCtuDIeH NHS S1Ialte1t+
Satber 9ptn 26, Sft. Der Oom-
pier vGa1aptan", Der ant II. Don liverpool as
9tn9, 1T bier auf Der 6abrt nah Gucbcr pprbeiz
.9efpmmen.
Die Oampfer uSremen" rnb OGaltgnrpp" ia
men brduben ant II, ,, an.
Der parter Gprrelppnpent Der 2onppn Shines
in9t: 5ltperlaIlt9e observation-disclosures BON Der SIT
il Sarptnien melpet, pab bort panttt be9punen
tprrpe, bur6 geDeirte @genten paS gplf in perItls
ben Mtanier fir DEN Nni6luB an 8ranfret6 s1
beorteiten, wte eS fritber purdb frans, GmtIdr1e in
SaDp9en nnb gd55a 9elfab,
Au6 benz Meapolttanti6en wtrp niAts BON
nelten Sepe9ut9en 9eltelpet,
Der farOtntlhe General Gtalbtnt bate ben
Sefebl erbnlten, bic reapUlttanii6e @ren3e 31
itberI6retten unp man ertpartete 1T jeOem 9llt,
9enbltde entlGetpenpe Gret9nt0e,
@artbalpt lfano inn ge9rtfe, bic Gleftpral=@pl-
le9ten Der betpen St3ilten mittellt beS aIaemet=
men StimmreGts sulammenrnfen au lalIen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27

Das iarOtntl0e Nrmee4gprYs In Neapel ahr6
10000 N1ann b~etraeen.
Die ger9altntle IN ben papllt6en Staateu
waren unSerGrpert.
g8te 9entelpet miro, battt Qamortctere ta6
Wtarl eille5 tele9rapbtrt, fir i'm unb 3 SfG,tere
9alia9iere naA @tetta GecGia a1 lifern.
Die larotrt. &antmern be1praGen bos @eIeb
tt6er bic NntertCu unp man e~rtpartete. bof bic
Nblttmmuh9 am IL. ltattftnben perbe.
9Ste 9~entelDet ptrp, Ithnb Nu6(Qnb i'm 0es
grin, ieitelt Wt!ntIter Don Iurtn aurId,ur1fen.
8ertGte aus Npm beitGttoten bic Nohriht
boB bic 8rnn3Ol EN- 8iter6O wie0er be1eben iperoen'
Die papltliNen Gruppen iolten 70 Gtunoen Dor
ben frat56Iiden pn1elblt einritden. Die Sim
Wpbner wnren entldlodeu, bic 9Gpltltfen a., ser
jn8en, Den 6ranjp1en aber lib 3u falaen,
Der Wtdrqui5 O'GppOlt mar l1a6 &iterbU abs
ge9ntl9fn, ln bic Gtnppbner 81 Seri9erlt, paB
Gtctor emanuel in Wacelta Iet,
vs. beltottgt ltd, Dap Spanten ctren GcndreB
Der fat9ol, Nt1Ate in @aeta Ypr9e1dlaqen 6at.
St Sc Itreif) 1T Dem MartneD eportene1t Elm
al1berorpsntltGer &reOit fir bic Contribution BON
Decentralization SeGuf5 Der Gertbetptquna ber
gtn9an9e in 6ltretG. Seeplabe anqepteien nor,
ben.
Sett 6uaO 9alNa SYrten Serlollen fat, boz
BEN BE Wtul elmtanner r,eue Mebeleien unter ben
Sprtlten be9on1en. Sic Go6en 20 ber1el6en oe.
f0ptet' Ote Gbrtlten fliiGteten na6 Qrtofiu.
Die W%(1telmarter tparen wiiit6enp oeoen bic
9Slrtltfn nrp batten ba5 Qeben be8 ruIlilNen Gpnz
lnl8 bebrpbt.
908 Settle.
NHttnnGen Mapplepu'S.
EpnpDnoerr9, II, Stt. g8te oemelpet
ptrp, Dermebrt Napplepn feline Nrlnee IN gp,n
auT $4,000 Nfann unb Iebt Die @orniIpn BON
S9orS 9ar3 otf bet 6ric9afuB,
Mdrftberi 6 te. Q"ioerpppl. Der 0o,nz
ippllenmartt N9loB fet Der Nleblmartt Hart, Der
Nft}enpret5 lonf, Der Niat8marft ihlpB rubio,
Der NrbHiltpnenmarft flau "
Gpnlpl8 92a Bis 93.
NlcrleBtc8.
Die pdrtlt r SlQtter melpeu, Daft Ooribo(bfa
&dtpnen IN Der Sdlddt am @oltlr1tp BON NHo .
trolet pom en9l. S6iff y9tenppn" beptent m1r=
ben.
Nton e%ripartete, Dap Die iarbtniiAen 9ruppen
am -. o1r Gapth erl1etnen miilrben,
Is miro 9elea9net, baB Setretd, gtuE(onp
uno prenBen 9egen ben gtnmar1b idrbtntl6er
&rltppen in rf~applitanilAe6 @ebiet prpteitirten.
Der &aiier g~iappleon Bate l6 Standardization,
Snrptnten init grpben 6rte95pDrrdt6en gu Ser
leben. Gr Hatte tereit5 10000 Musfetm urp
II Wtlltglten ;3inpbut6en Dem &Gnta Gictpr
Gltdrllel gF9l6eNe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
Ser nOrbGftli6e @ouoerein.

GGs Don nc9ieerE5- Hno 8etbeGitr. erIau6t f8 teinen 6reunbeu,
Io "ht" e %H 0eufl9eH pub.ttum Die @u3eige gu maiden Sas er ann
teslet Aitnlta5 letne re]elmdetlen Sea, Gtct oem1blt IomiS ordb
tnC9sPortt IT pmo i6sr 100 antBeLe am fel6tssen QBenb ae,stbast
!pusoea. yer Seren label baber QQe, bic etaen1 auten Vereetr BEL.
e%aiG3uurn6en, um bic @iese All p,iien. o"'''"|
SUI Nura5e bS g:retns: ~" >'"'
8. Gid. prat6eat, Sortm. sokrt.nn @6,.u
6ran3 @tau, 8tceprdi. Il. Wpbr. Of ~ SIggu Ha
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
yfeuer @nnNerrin

9n nsNer SGupcrett unter benz Qamen .g8ef. ;sranfIn goi.
S tp'm ,m %p lE g. e@t l9 bel Sern y. DEcter in 6%rant(initr. $40, IS4
W. Sps cue I9Gt Don Kong aQep, Or0aniiTt. Gas tieieniasn'
INN tV s IE"t' 'S Sb n~ an etntn 9uten @aurerein 3u Fet6eilr9sn,
St ut M o0iS N SState e%in3nfnben, tn6Sem be Geicee an btia H1b
o TeiSi fE' o N gia,%r Sorlts3sn; aug lit nod gu %bemerfen, Oos
99G0 SIN @Ittra5e: s.. IS. g riets S yrCs c.yr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
Sic Sun1ersnnth In Gnnina

Nt6tnlpn, %. Sftbr, 1900 pfunp
SSetjfnnteDl NornmeDl un6 GartOfeln famen
beute 9on Slinpi5 an, uuO perI6teoene 8a9en
aus oen beor1n9ten 6brilen be5 Staate5, weIde
9ler t%parteten, ip1rpen belapen beimae16tft.
Sdon Trtt6er tantet bier 500 SuIde( &orn rnO
10000 9funo geet3enmebl an, mppon ba5 Mtetlte
nab DEM Nepl GC County 9eI6tdt w1rpe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
DFufartise TGlIbung

0ma1a, 81. &, 25,,Otttr, Gin Menld,
Der lId) E.O, Spanoin9 tantte, 3ablte am 20.
., W, an bic 9errelt SarrOma, 8tQarD & So.
Die Srmme opn $685. in fali6en $1O=gpten
auf Die 8ant Of JnteriOr N(barq, 81. g., unp
erbtelt bafir BeGiel a,f Gilman @un II. q.
gletp= 2torter, Man 9lnubt, bnB er mad benz
> item 9e9an9en 1T, Die 9loten lino ie6r out
ndd,demaCbt. o.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
Wiiubabu=ltufaH

8oitUm, 26, Oft, Der Sail @iOer 3ua
lief pieien MOr9en in 6plge be5 8rufe5 ether
Shte1e bonn 0eletie, 3pet Oamm BON sort
la1tD prad,en babel pen 2lrHt utD me6rere anbere
paiia9tere w1rpen perpunpet, bod ntft oefGbrltf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
NatrlcBtc8.
SaHpnfdbrt.

pOt0oom,M q, g., 25, Sft, pruf. @m,
2alnountntn ltteg bente IN ietuem 8aQpn bier
auT, @e1i0ltct6 5000 Menl6en Gatten liA
eit9efanpfa, lpt bic MufaDrt NIT an,ale6en, =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27

y09fV9t Wlr6 biermit oeleben an be oU
Sttmm ge6er Der Staot @olnmcu, ta6 cine SaaS ab[ n8 ~ !
S %sr' gm 'smfa96en6 q QperlR ef inSen sSan sf95 aS"rSs
"'ef- 4FaltFen Der geretui8tcu Staaten. '"''V'"' ""0
0fto5 ou ouu George $. OuttDu,
80 1ntp Ghettf br Sta6t yo[tmoye
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
Bon Sapanna.

e9arletpn 26, Sttuber, Der Oampfer
Siabfl BON baoatta, mo er am %. ab9tnq, lit
aa9etomnen. Nebrere S6tfe muBten In 5olae
0DI1 Sel4oOt9ungen, Die le in Den lebten Stir
men e%rlttten, 1T Seq gSet einlnufen.
W miro 9eltlt9net, oaB Spanten in 6aoana
ette 6lotte %ou5ritlte, TIM Mirampt 1T Wertcp at
belfeu.
Der ipautiAe Mtntiter in genrsuela unb 1870
Spanter Hpn bort fnmen in 6apano an.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
0enprbeu.

9aterlOn, g. s, 25, Sftbr. Der Seq
9raPp 9eOr9 SdrSter itarb bier 0sute na6 Elm
tp6dtntlt9er Rranfbett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
Iprtfhrftts @nnaeren

gea9nnfsr Veretn %oerIamneIt f8 ieben Mpntao, @BenbR
= I2t IN oen erone'6en 8irtbf9 afts2StdI Ro. 10
70; SAP nabe 9orrifonfr. uno erfreut fd elmer reo,n Sbjlnobus.
@ae 0lelsnlg'n, wel9e f9 anf letGte uto pcrt5eilba;te 8eiie einsn
s9 HM Qeeto 9tnnoen noaen, per6en unter BET generfuna elm
bDten nero en-. N"' S"'7'"'tS'O"7'" q
SWto SIN &uHraae: G. 81 @ubnsr ssfr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
Weuer &aunrrein

95enoa7 Abr cine gaiummluna in n'einer s gsba n TEnpF en- UfSnta9
&9elne9ner lit bbfltdit e]tn0elaSen. '"' 0'9""I""9 tott' Seoet
Np0oOW GteRett MlI6RrtS- oaR a 49,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
GOlnmbia=yoqe MO. Il. ". g N-6

G"mln'ttpe ~9uthebenoe Wtt9tjeber cben0cnannter Qoae n erben
bST In = Ivy s4I89sleceg radlte9 Denita9 ben 80. Ottobsr q6enss
~ nap { u9t IN lpreat Serfanmlun88lrfa Osce0la- Sale an En-
b2tnsM. Hl np an pen E~erotRun8en 6Edit wttttaer Geif3ffe, inn
Shterele oS OrocnS gu 6ct0eui9eI. SN'@"I'' y"
oUOS' SIN auitro9e: Neter qbtltppt, Gefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
@anpt.Gmnrttcr Scr @Stbe Slmnfea

SnpePen6ent 9au, Is. OFt0ber lS6O.
Ne Seutldcn Nepnblttnner, Wel6e lid Der QSi6c 90pofrs o65c.
tatl0n all3lcBe1 mplet, merNen hermit c~in0elaeen, am e5omftno
cen T. oS. Nbenb8 rs llbr in Snoepeu6ent SoQ, Gfe ppr C;oro
rmo 6ogeteltr. gu crl4etnen, inn otetGpnltituiion IN Inter,sid5nsn
mts Die Uniform 1T gmpfn3 Su nebmen. . "|''"''
SO 81 g, 6hrsh 1.fr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
Ntuc Nu5cigtm.
@tSs Mipntes! 9lcbtuna!

Sneepenocnce 9auc, u. 2S. @de BON gaYs unb SapefteNy' W O ~
1%gt;9leHsr r6Gr lNthe, bic es werten podsn, perten ,aaclaien'
ualtts ceHtl9tm repHbtttonti6en 6reun6t fmS
eu'9aaoef' al cen Serbouolungen tbeI31uebmen. '
S' @n1tra9e eeS prdltoenten QS m. 6. @pole
= 81 III. 8. = hIeh- Sntr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
0Sibtie fir icSen Ocutfbcny

r. .. @]iIn$Hnrq er6ffnet na9ftrOmmenben g Onntao nm 2 ubr
tur BEN unterrt4t in Der c19Iii4em SproGe. sSete, bic bic g mid.
1p2i;96 IN" mSr ben @ oe IT &c Ger MEM; %s@mt@t i.5 SSr 2anoesiPads 81 H%arSisean
n%adlaBIAen. 008 OHnorar it ! OGnor mnnnni& 49, wv St-
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01t1tb.

III TI11 Nuttcb.
NlhlIHls Der llnttrSetbnete madt ieiren Sfreuphsr mn S,f,,r
S@4LAA ten oe el9ebene Nn3et9e, baB CT am 4trntas ben 20. Ott.
oe See[, Stantcn &tr3metbe fshrn pr6, NIT etnenl 9roBen Uior-
werocn, noSu er9ebenft etnIo6et
SUtO @eDro Gtnmh ~ cH- oonb,rsu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
Ssrfanfss Il mscigeu.
Serfauf elmer Semtid5cu Scihbi6Ii0+6cF

gtne p~ol5Itlnci9e, 1909 SinOc umfareute QetbbtgIptkef
irt oca y H" = gu zen onnc9mborien gebjn0uu8cn TO-,
c, Sf StpIt0dGet nmtaRt auBer cen netegfebm9en ber ~pa3daljd-
gM 3" 81 g 4no en8ltf4en ~@ut6pren, cine Peid,e
ssttct ais; &4eFFaHdg6, .ge4ten, 6retao, GaeriSter~, S S;tsttgr
y n2Sitsg' &e6nt0, 9m& Dtis5e, Wa6l6a6, T{pnot
28ilf0mm &c. ~'V'"' SS'peh9l)el,
@nl eaS ginbtn6en Der @anoe wur6e Die orB6tp g Or,f,o
CUR Ginlu4t gu Dieniten. 'N ~ 'V'''""''9e SaNleg
0f22, 2m ~ ~ ny ~ N q a. Ill., Soi5nlo's 4Fo.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
N9emtnr
Der Stcan Yafete=S Gump.
ppu g. GdtmiSt & C,,no

pplt %. Sdbml6t s Vpmp,
@e9en @arantte unb 9pffdetn.
S~ortegenee g9ertur TT mir bonn benonntct Souie ftertra0en,
lno oenlPlePle pelelbe CUR 0~efllt9en 9tnubun0 bet geitnsungen
pMt 9adeten 1t. @cloern it. mad Deuti4lanb ,nb Ser e&wei, 6n-
Senoun9en Die SIT oem beporitebenben g8eiEnadtSiefe ais Ge.
l9erte re9tjett9 antcmmen lolcr, mlien ipateItens oen 20. SO.
6enb!elr BET mir %aui9e9cben ien unO tann Sic i'm NusIance bonn
Smplar9er aaS1tlteaence Gmptan08 quitting BON @u'0ebsrn 6-S
Wooden 1pGter bier o~bgeferbert merten.
Baltimore, BEN &c. Ottober 1860.
Senrp Obrmau,
SrcaotpaD Rp. 172.
Nanufacturer, Supporter uno Dealer aler Sprten
Ott27, Init S9bade Hnb Gi9arren+
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SSeue bplGnSficbc !OGriroc

Soepet ~elnFfainge1 per Steamer cine feline gartbie bon bieg.
abrt9enl 6an9e, Die mir sur oeneisteu abnabne befenB rmrieStcr
~ Npeel & 8tIbeImb, ~
SptZ6S 27o gOs;+ ~ 9r;,,...1.
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hilbert @. Griffith. 6. sorriro..- 0,-.sg-1-
9OiparOitr. Carpet Store.
9Rler lttp btai9cr Carpet Store.
u. u. @rtfftb s. Spbn.

o0 g@, 81 Y. 5Dtparpl r,, Gfe BON Wariur.
nenDet utb 9rceen @prratb Won Garpets, Selma SSot smI aHttn
>, Skate, SSelte @arpets fir ben Serbf faufen moGen. re r n ~ "a
fdlen. NN"" y" AVA 'SluupelE epe re anpersfpc
tu St aemG aHfmertia1ntett rtrb benz 9eeen Sn CARPETS OSer Del.
unEfess s~ e,mss pnp Mlr pereeIt tets bemibt ietn, uns bic Guna
WV "N"'N" }" 'fPN'''" l"peH' Spt29,lmt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-27
&1rfpHc1.

Mu8ge,etdncte Mcrcer &artpffeIn, fir Samilten- Gebroud, ,.Gr
9eei9uet uub alsseiuft unb fei bon Saulni6, fnb irkt i'm t ..
pcI6e ieBt ibren ggOrratb fit ben @tntsr etnIcoem nru,gS "S ns
6 in i9rer1 Sntsrthe III, ftsSt Th,t msnn ie mad uSeinen Stores an Is Sr
brittle Gbir bon Der @de Der 9rattfr. fon,menI, wv ~ et'SpQH''
St23 Int Sbp&I 8pn6. Mic+.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03

ENDAI L-S~tscks-- for sale Al Wholesale and Re-
A ..iI, q estf \. X. wiIEELEE,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
ORIGIN OF TIE rUsculA.

The author Of an essay on FuscEia
states tina, i, was frs, brought mo gener-
a. cultivation ty a Mr.. Lee, the owner of
Il nursery called lie vineyard, al Ham
mersaalih, near London. He having
heard of strange plant that was owned
by a sailors wife, which had dropping
flowers like ear rings, posted off to see
what it was, and after finding II different
from anything he had III his nursery, he
offered 70 huy il; bur the woman would
not seli it, as cher Jack had brought il
from a foreign country, as a present to
her Finally, on the deposit OF fifty dol
lars, and the promise that the plant should
b. returned, ne goi leave to carry 1t off.
ana was very soon engaged IN a very
profitable business by Propagatiug II.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
Ihe ,s'.lrm and olrden.

fEl-a - ,lar-.. Press = I--5----J
abEitJ LItIE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
ALOES AND III Gs.

Last spring, (lSj9) says an Ohio CORES
pouIeut, procured ten seeds OF the cele-
brated Hubbard squash, for which | paid
twenty-five cents. They were Just nicely
up when the June fros, cume, bu. by
h.aukeliug | kept four Of them alive As
soon IS / uncovered them the striped bug
attacked them. | tried all the ,ld RENE
Dies SCOT, snuff, sulphur, &c, to no pur-
pose. | had about givenLhetn Up, when
noticed an article IN, think, The Chris
tian Advocate anu journal, stating that
an English gardner Recommended d :
luton IF aloes (two ounces Of a.ocs in
gallon % warm water) rs d preventive.
immediately prepared some and applied
II, and 10 rny great qualification, had no
trouble with The bugs | also tried il on
c.ulidoeer cabbage AID tomato plants. which
were attacked by the small black bu., or cab
taGe flea, Is | have heard them called with
equal success. Tbs slug7 had 9sbout half Jcyour-
81 hse or six varieties ST NY ro>t- | gave the m
i good SPrInkliug with il; the s!ugs yafuosed
Forthwith. Il Is equally eilicacIous against THAI
detestih!e Lci-feIluw, the bed-bu4 ScaId your
bed cords aud wash your etist eads in the solu-
FAN. ! intend this season 10 try II on a few
plum trees; and see how Tue cs.rcoilo likes 1t
4 Iite best way 10 apply It 10 plants, &C. Is with
gar..eu syringe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
Crackers Crackers.
% BBLs. just received for sale, consisting OF
Butter.
Picnic.
Sodn.
Boston.

And Sugar Crackers.
Toe above will be sold At verylow figures for cssh.
1E We nave the exclusive Agency for the County OF
Iowa to sell Crackers for the Mechanical Bakery,
Chicago JENKINS. BAKRINGER & Co.
January 10th, 1859. 2-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
FECUEDITY ANIMALS.

The English people are paying great,
ittentonHo tins. They are endeavorinp
to have their ewes bring twins, and lamb
twice year. III their live stock. The
Chinese have especially studied fecundnv.
early maturity and aptitude. Their sheep
are very prolific } Of them were irnpor-
ted INTO London, and placed in the Lon
don Gardens, aud the increase OF lambs
was 50 great that they became a nuisance.
One eve had five lambs, another four.
and another three. Ia The United States.
Capt. Theodore Smith began with three
Chinese Sheep, Ia 1854, and in eighteen
months he had an increase of seventy
Jour, one Of the ewes having had twelve
lambs IN fifteen months. lie states thar
The sheep are large and handsome, and
the mutton Of superior deltcacy.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
Bros AND cUcUMBERs.

Ar Besyan, 81. Long Isand, recently
stated tiial >une fariners in his ueJr f,Lor-
hood plant as much ten acres each Of Gu
cu"'oers, and that Tie way they save them
from bugs. Is 10 use plenty of seed at first,
and then at tour or five successive periods
they plant Oh new side Of the hill, a LOT
more Of seed. This supplies an album
dance OF young plants for the bugs to feed
on, and they leave the stronger growing
ones untouched. When Wei on! Of the
way Of bugs, the plants are dug up with
the hoe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
uEsyr< 1x HORSES.

Tie Farmer & Glyzlacr gives The foil
orla5 - 4 cure Tor heaves IN horses:
Take ssnariweed; s:eep n boiling water
iii the strength Is al cut; give one quar-,
every day, mixed with bran CT shorts, for
eight or ten days. Give green or cut-up
iced, wet up with water. during The op-
era..oa. and L wi. cure
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03

10 use little carrot juice in his winter
butter, as itnot only improved the color,
bnt also Inc quality of the article. and
| made II more suitable for the tastes of Gus
/ toners
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
THE GARDEN.
STRAWBERRIES ~ GERMAxY.

Nr- Rameiin says that during A recent
ylSlt 70 Germany, he walked through a
strawberry field, whose owner had the
reputation Of being the most successful
strawberry culllvator Ia the country round
about. That gentleman planted his straw
berries. by Irenchiag his ground in the
IaiI, and letting The ground settle over
winter. II the spring, he procured slabs
ot wool four inches wide ard one inch
thick quitting those upon he ground, two
Ieei alar, he filed between The slabs, by
spadmg up the ground Of The adjoining
Que, and thus got a two-feel bed formed,
IA which he planted his vines, aud the
held thus showed two feet vacant ground
and two feet strawberry beds between the
slabs Of wood, which l4tter were elevated
above the adjoining implanted ground from
} 10 . inches. he gentleman had n
formed him, that he never used manure
nor cultivated surface soil, and that he
preferred to use wild, strong sub-sol, 10
r!eh cultivated soil, and thought the frs.
the best manure for the strawberry.
i he field was used as an orchard ~ IN
iereper>i G over he field (about sixteen
acres, d"arI peas, apple trees, also plum
aHd cieFry trees, and thus he secured e.
noush shades he acting Oh the principle
thai the strawberry should be somewha,
shaded
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03

The reputation acquired by this Company during the
last w years. by houoratlecuErse The tTtusacj
Of its business. ana te prompt sud i5esl settlement of
Losses. together with the character q She securities
posing Assets eutite the pans 90 the
confidence the pusic. af1EiIns reliable l..
against loss GaIIl-e oy are.
ls35 JOHN HuLLINGSHEAD. Agent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-03
cAaRor juice ~ BUTTER.

Some Of the bQaer-makefs in New
England advise the use Of very slight
infusion OF carrot juice fer the purpose Of
coioring butter and giving 1t tha; high
rich co.or which the market Demands
Some o. the dairy women object to this as
noi homes, bui the edI;2r Of the Nelc Eng
Lx7,e5 furuter Informs these ladies that he
lately heard Of enc Of the best butter
merchants II Bosom. a man OF the STRICT
ts, integrity, aasIse enc OF his customers