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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07
TtRu PROPERTY


t,,ss so a. ssfss eroAe $40 auaei
a. Two nrIa@s ~ 49,, ~ Aetss 10 Oats to bsas
school house on d. ma mo- o. i,sn'g sStsr 6r
iSo. Hrm OF ssre. In sec ~, TWINS. 4 "a
-
ls7. Farm ofs0 acres ia acc Q, II pst.,.,.
miles south Of kalteH Depot House, ur,. r,s.,,I
IO+-A Farm afdsH acre. vfb r,4,.,-.. ,
good stock taFn
~ ,a ,Ilf1fed lsni 10 aocs "a SO sasz &.
' % N-H|si toa7r ~ istt s4asre pTtes El+ zg4rf.
rs. farm Of se.-,,. a ,-,,7--.
sraph road neN frau'e houss stable ga Tf. so =,
house stable, ac- prise isJ0 or ,s+ ieT -
7s--A iHrIa Of 44a acres sec 4 and lr ... .. .-.
10 acres Of timber and s09 serts ug.sr .I I
Is9A new farm Of 60 acres, 3 p.Ft ., ID, t,... ,.
yesr, with frame hquss recently brtfr ,- -, ~
isO--A farm ofsss acre.. s.,.r which .,.,.. ...
from East davenport anon wht5b 1. 1880 I tlts
nouse barn, d. prtcs sst 80 ~ stt't-l s'1a
,a- .....-,5
lrJu pa..nt1rt sd rnts , w D4Dates E3ad, E-Ae
H"a's' orehAfno @e' pE's g'U
tg-a ,t,.rr,... ~
"A .s-p iAL "a VI ie9 on tn Ig.gI IgEd, es.l q
tieAcFy oroFs, ioo acres Of coed land 81 90 al drv L.
slseo'
ise--A .sIm y miles from Princeton Of POS a.rsi
ssi" atloet ~ unasF unaef euavaLgG. attrsEa 81
veg thTeagh Il, an o.:Eari o. leO fra.s tres
, i hs,,. ae ~ sat-,
-,
w. Auoihet iarm adjoining Princeton on As .....
eSAshlAe > asrss, upon which IL eTzalSiA
= '-'' ''''' s'"d well ana orchard price a.
ores brck,, uot yhigh ~ = 80 ~. = 81 t-Isa
rice s20per aslo. "''''' |'' ''sSA A'''"
ls2-A spleudld farm, Of !. So. b, pl,..., VII
u under frnce, two good frame houses orchard ssrl.
70 clover and timothy there va ia 80 y -
harvested thig year tour TIs north 49,. ~ ntSs y Hl.s
A'-"s'''
Wood rsnd
9oo--,s sc,ss os $3.50, "gou h ~
No 1ss.-A Farm, sf t,.,v.,,. -. a. ,,.--,.,-.-.
o ~ I, $500 " s s ~ :, 20 The AIs.adpEinF'
30 Ter acre "''' ''"'A '"'1l P'.~'
No I-l--A Farm Of sl.,.t IA 49,. H. NH 81,
" US "oHs' e'Pa stabhng, &C. PTiCs $40 psr acre
A., ia p. ,,, ---~
"a - ~ ~ W. eSiss Lear Hickory Grove, ali
20 anu nsaI! az pioashso, good house, vel
No. IA Farm az sha,,, Isv s.-.- n. .,-.-,--
Ijo.nin. No lis two st5r, brSl h.s t,,a.Ly
adler cultivation price SO per SER
No. l73A Farm 0fiT0 sores near Hickory t1r,ys With
acres good lumber. good house atsbIr &C. prfrs So
>,-,
or - ~ 81 aCV "cfes IN sections and II, Isy
. + 70 seTes iimber, 30 under cultivation good
F'~ W. ~
NJ ,ea 80 ,.r
100 ~ 10 "a ha"isF subdivision containing
No. lsl-A first rats farm ~ an z.rss II, - Ts.R
10 seres broke and updsr fanrs nssr tt,b.r nris,
zoo AnrlIgs
No, Iio,--2sO acres tbraugh The ,nisdls nfs,r H.
90 ! ", splendid faTn ..d tavern stsnd,l8
5 Prias a. 20 nae aGros !. Der barn. we 'P'hs
No IA. - On ...,. T.. .,,,z, ~
,aye rasd i ~. Ti ~ q 90 - II On tHe LenIe
- go. ~ i tt 'ity * miles from davenport
'i Improvements va
.
No l5s-FUIon's Island With the land on the shore
ntaning IN all II acres, good stone quarry priea
coo.
No. 1902 -. Ram, 81 ,sa ...- 90. ,, -. t,...n
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Wash ington Union Insurance Company,

RESOURCES 500 300
A5-Nu Special Hazardous, steam or Marine gl.,.
takru.sag GUELlCH q. FIEWA kl Ag.,t ',a'"'
s"p4 az Davenport. Iowa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07
Or. saufora's Iuvlgorator

Dr. sauford's Invlgorstor
isa 4gtld laxative, tonic and
sla aiant aa Is facsa,msaded % thd pabic, relying
apou IS taitsnate sorta tue cure NJ she following
eoaplaIass all biiloas Heterogeneous, SEX Headache
Dyspepsia. HsaisuAI ossgeaess, Ihroaie plarrh1a.
CnSii5, p4ia SIS nAh ant da~sls, General De
6liiy, Femats 4 aakaaas, For safe D! Druggist
generally, AMI Cnss. i. Webb, Dsyeupoa; also b.
SANFORD ACo, y y CITY IMchl9-dkxly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07
; Fl E "A T Fl Ell
tuesday Even,ng, oct. 7tn.
IN NNIitI IIeFN VIII - NJ -.
LIMERICK BOY.

sS-TweRty two people, ladies and gertismon'
are engaged IN the representation,
Children under ~ years OF age, halt price. fer
oay,nanee 10 commence at quarter before so'ctoeh
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Is IA IN K / N &
Fallman, Powers & Mclean,
,ANKERs AND DEALERS IL EXCHANGE,
E.k 49, KkF,kEea KsAaa

BAAhEAS AN DEALEhh IN E3.GHAhaEt
DASa4NAsOkkE, AOss 4.
nFE4Ct, Hrldg street, between Second and hlri
\ streets hGChapEe all tho prime pal ettioS OF
the United States Great Britain, ireland and Con-
uagntsi Earops bought and sold.
Notes and Drafts collected aui prGraaia remlted
to any part he United States vi current rates Of
Exchai g..
Coiecuaus 81 aolss ,aratts, accounts iegaeies and
iAhertaRees maje IN ail parts Of the Lnted states
IapAdas aud Europe.
stocks and EsHis bought Gnt sod On commission
and Dividends collected.
Land Warrant bought, sold and loeAtsd
Exchauga on cities In the Iulted StRte8.
Cagpenteg n Fermligs, NeF York Ciel;
Albany Gity Bank, Albany, Y;
Buffalo CITY bank, Buffalo, y;
Bank of C1mmsrce, Boston, Mass
Ttade,mcu'S Bank, Philadelphia, Pa
Merchants 4 Manufacturers Bank, SitisbHrs, Pa;
Nehtul 81 20, Baltimore, " d;
Gilmore IS BTuIhertoa, CtHE innali, Ohio;
Lucas & Slnonts, Louis No.
Citizens Hll \, New 1riesas5 la
Rh swHtr at9sEar & John stsu. Chic age, ~
sept 80 dWtt
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07

PERfuAED BRRATH.--What iady or gentleman
would remain under the q disagree able breath
shen BY using the 'BALs oF TsoCs.Sp FIovEEsn a
entTce would mot only render il but leave the
teeth white slAbastsT1 Many persons do know
their breath Is bad sud tie subject is delicate their
friends viii mention it. Pour = single drop Of
Balm your tooth brush and wash the teeth night
and Baruing A fftr cent bottle will last a year
ABE4UTIFGL COMPLEXION may easily he ae-
quired bS nsing the BALM Tsous.ap FLOwERs' w.
Ii will remove pnples and freckes from the skin
leaving il Of scr and r0seats hue Wet towel, pour
on tao Or three drops, and wash the lace night aud
morning.
In either cold pour fhre. drops
Of ~kALH oy fE0Gs1sp FIogkss," rub the beard we'll
and will make Beautfl soft iathsr. much faeiiiEa
ting the operation q shaving. Price only nfty
SsEre 81 eaupterieits None genuine unless signed by
W. p. RETKID6E & co.
ssH LsdGg Franklin Square, New York.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07
ROCK BLAND AND DAVENPORT
Gas and Steam Fitting
EisS tea ~ Lii sal11n1o Kat.

A-sAsa L 60 S~sA1 40 4AA1A1 1Aks
Riley, Wright Co
lEG leave TO aauuUHce tn the cil gems Of Rock
bislsnl ana vicinity taat they have bought out Ia
sEJck UAd trade as the old stand uear the
GAS W . RMS
mere tbas intend 70 carry ga thr bgs.asss uUt
some a1dajoaEl Branches,
Construction az Gus works rn large or email
scale, s4ttaUte for riHcs aud private dselnngs.
Gas ans steam Pipss,
introduced 1910 dwelling t14efs, stgambOzts aAd
factories They asrF a superior slo X on maud Of
Gas tfEtarss, Eut cali taz attention VI pir5ha-err
10 eSamtar EHel. .s1cE
Practical Bsll Hanging ana Lock smithiug
va sti -s srEnchas
THrF have Ut,t .a Haut sutB.y Of NETAfIC
Go3E PLATES. =HEsG3re sfFsrIOf q suF adicie
% he trt~FEr H'rgtasei into this czy. either Tor
CD. 3. Uass Jt -a AGILITY.
Gliding ana BroAziug
IfaH kta41 al Flslg6 s UatvEaiE.ug In Gold auA
silver, lu ali lts bra inches
All Wora unEruHtea aul Gnu If. e Nart-g slls Fis e,
"a rUEef.
Oflcs Eagle Street Rock Island
Rock iHaua stgE b l.5g-4uF
IG~a' tEEstEaYsH
LaRSs asa s2a 951 g.25,sei q Using Gias
L. Hot1oAb,
.gP 20 SIC NO. LaCfsfsc R0H.
Notice
ra~EE uaa-s.zrad b.Ytp purchased Ibe tnterest Of
Y Ar Iaersga Eli tac h,u of B"erEah, ErcEubr s.
- ..Ha HcfraHHF contact thr Cooper, TIN ana
Sk..t IT,. "a aaslusssl Ha~F rEs HaEae sa3 IN" Of
bksNNt SO g. CASSEf.
EE.--fH4 Nv GrA viii so't- ait asroRuh tue
90 en- lrgaz sac a.f s-z5.
>m#taH -,aU
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07

hNaFERsN%h ~ IN ~
M ..:svU GOODS j
Al THE
.EEese0G0slfsgR store
Corner Of Rock Island and Second streets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
ST TTON a. CO.,
Have vi,bintbe pasttes daya received slargs aud
s''sA sssT f,E AND FAsuy nay Goops,
suitable FOR the pr saut aud approaching seasons,
which they are n0E prepared IA exhibit and 10 which
they bcE isafe y call ha attention Of their custc'
mors aud the pablie generally. Onr stock Of Dress
Coods feel alre viii compare favogahy viii any
ever brought 10 Western city, both NJ 10 styles and
prices Among tbase aye 81 b0fouud
ALL WOOL nrLAiNks, SUPERB STYLES,
superb Bisck silks,
ttsEsns striped AMI
Plain silks, Nauno flalds,
Falaneiannes Vlaid,
Hall wool do, Beautiful
pAttor ns oJ Rich Striped
aud Plaid Lusiros, French
Mer.uacs, Parlmattas, Plain
HuLItEes &c, SC, sc.
We have also large and desirable stock OF
EleHChed aud Brown ShlftinEEAhd
shaeiiHss ald lFsh Linens
F4iB, fauEy, Bte8eh
g. aE1 Grown
Ifhlg Linens Gosh
sos BgaFsf FaW tlaE. cam
f -NfEc AadaUut. SWISS Gad 6o5E aas.4a,
Eabfaia rssa lsCes 6leyes, HJagry ,ptesa
Trimmings, E9nntt R,oa0es1 BaieuEt etc,
+ We waa.j nFi'5 specialization to orr magA1d'
/ eenGsteek9l
Goth Talmas, Elophe Mantle, Brochs
Square slack silk, Stella. Cash
#ero aud Wool Blanket sha,gls
Prints tlaal prices .teu 80 30 etsf sQa ndid sSle
| aud fasl eaJau 81 ahdI0tt1 qua tarms ace post
rlytLE 1S A 1 aa1 4 law yssa"a'a wa and OH
/ N, H.--Aa Impression having gune .,broad TIA
We are soohte leave davenport ea whth here u
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uAILADAX's WIND sisLs..

sHt only ISasq y
Why me wind for
sgespast has uotbcen
universally used as q
motive power IS well
knowu @ bR the want
al a sell. regulating
machine 10 high
winds, the wind mill
as heretofore con
stfactel eitheg soon
run is Ell 10 death OF
greatly tWuFe any
hind OF rttalng st.
tathed fhis differ
eUee IS entirely obyi.
at aan pnu ha gtyau
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07
: FANCY DRY GOODS.


Ribbons, Hosiery, GloFss,
Trimmings. FTingts, Velvet kEHa1 u.s.
Dress Bauo a.. Eic-
T. HBRDiitER4ES.
uoplton Collars, Embroidered Maslja ara Cambria
10, Lses do, Embroidered Muslin aud Cambria
Sleeves Lace do Muslin I'D IA bric Bzgts d IA
NV do Mu.lin aud CaUhFc Eagiug4 and l8se rain
English Thread, NalIeHCiennes. SMYRNA, trotchei
Lace Edges, Embroidered HandkereAisI7, Esnhfot.
dered Masiiu and Cambria sstt'r etc.
WHITE GOODS.
Plain india Book aud Swiss Mullins, striped, check
ed and srotted do; plain sad checked Cambria
Victoria Lawns; Pilto~ Case Linen and SGeeiiug-
hleaeheA and Drown Table CLOTH Luegi Napkins;
linen Haudk ercesft; 6euts' tvgdered ana plata So
sl.nehcd and brown Iris ii men, Diapers, exc.
.SHAVLS.
Brsche a. Ca.hmers Loas and square Saswls Stei
Ia do, 81 and Thibet do; Bay state aad Waterloo
Long A. s square do, Gents travelling de-
liNHEE NOTIONS
la. I&FCoa,s' celebrated Spool Thread
ofAn K.s >"HS, tASM.HERES
.nUc ~; '"FGy d ~, ,,.,'TITAs
woOLLEx GODS,
Cassimere..
Doeskins,
saiiuetts,
Eweeds aud Jeans
Co rduroys aud h0letkUs,
Mixed ioatinEs,
sat,us aud Surge.,
Satin D'Chiuc, Yeigats,
Beavers, Dafils. Cloakings, erey's
Froekings, Flanuels, white and color.
cd with Trimmings TO match
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E.ndics, rtnnnefs
Stone At Cost
CARD.

CARD.
& r. KNAPP rprsrssDr o. knslp & keImorf
~. would T-tgFH sIuccu. thanks g. he Ustrrus M
tAe Oh Hrm for TIE very 1s-sI HrpsTt extande 10
them and BoPns ~ renewed morris pn Lts part ID.
teorss IN tutUre tihara share of patrons e. iron d
discriminating public. He y gii 1t nit limo gays IN
store tHl and complete STOCK of Grois, folh Sta
pie and Fancy Of the best and most fash.onabie
SYKES Whtea hs nateFs himsali b. val seIi az pricss
which cannot fail 10 meet the Views Of eli buyegg-
ne extends an ias.Iation ~ all, 10 raU and look
Ia rough BIT. NararoDms, No, LsCia.re Row.
pkRenIOEt Got 4 iu
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For Sale

tut DhItl
A excellent stand for a Tavern on the Dubuque
road, lew rods north Of the corporate limits OF
pavenPort together with Nine Acres OF
land, three which Is uader cuItiyati0n and sur
rounded bys good fence, with running water on It.
inc improVemeHisare a two story Brick House, 81
rect square, with good dry cellar, large stable
ana never falling well of water. the buildings
new and have nsver been occupied. The s6oYo Is
lust such place ~ IL needed for the Recommoda-
ZION oil farmers, uaFo ieTs and dfoFeTa, For far
lher particulars enquire OF
Octl J.rd AGENTS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-07

no, ld'.~~A farm Sfls2 acres, IN see IgT64R5E,
Actes, good hWoer, % acres, IN cultivation, log
dwellings, srooms, log stable, crib and we'll 5000
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Notice
Va have two handsome new Bugs les and ene
Two HSrse Carriage, which will be sold cheap for
cash II Appl.-d for soon. Can be seen at the resi-
denee II Jane. sensiek, cor. An and Ripley sta,
opposite the Court Hoass
sept 5 iif REAWlCk * son
LUuHEH Of all descriptions, Lsihs, shirsle''
slaves, sc, for sale low by RhNN!Sh soN
Aug Ada Railroad Depot say Mil
MONEY TO LOAN On long time.
api 59dti AcGREGoB- LAwEs & BL4KENORR
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afm aaufrtisemean.s.s:
-
W Buchanan & Johns,
ATTORNEYS 1T LIN.
once Second Street, opPest. Leciaire Block
DISSOLUTION

DISS OLUTION.
The CopArinership heretofore existing between
me nndersigbed Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent GEO, X. PARKRR.
Davenport, July lst. is5e. JOHN JOINS
Having associated myself 10 the practice o the
Law with James A. Buchanan. Esq. late OF Mary.
Of Buchanan e. Johns
JOHN JOHNS.
b. Am
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No. l5s.-A farm OF 200 acre- fl sec. 22 r sOR5E
ITO acres under cultivation and under fence, an
shaid Of ~ young tTees, 40 acres timber, frame
house, log stable, WELL &c. Price s29 Der acre Will
sell stock and farming utensils with IT,
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An kzOeilent Opportunity to Engage Ia
lnnIal Il

WLn husborhed 70 cell the good VIII Furniture
w and lease OF Hotel now doing large respectable
aud profitable business, Apply 70
NICHOLS, IsBELL 81 CO.,
sep1o On Main Street, near Second, Davenport.
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No, iOs-A farm Of loo acres IN see % and 30 I SO
htE ~ acres under cultivation, good stream
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PLkss.aa! NOUS.

- IT a ABsEt bEUtNs
L'Uh sALB-Ibe best stand in Scott county for 9
j. Tavern in MsysvilIo on the Triton Road and
near hickory Grove. Tbs impTDYemeBtsre q frame
mouse OF Eight Rooms, Kitchen ana cellar largs
DARN Win room for . htrty Hor5gs--tWo Welts WIN
chain pump, this property affords an excellent or
poriuniiy for engagins In profitable business with
a small eapilal-BPpy to
NICHOLS, ISBELL & co.
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Ne. og-flat house on Brady st. near Locust large
ry5us, "i altssrn stable, sc, small shop los lgI}<I
$50 prize $A,4yn
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Nc. IA Farm u about 1877 asYss near E,ir,yv fr
Joining No l'S two story brick house two streams.
Eater running through dne grGziuE farm ami nearly An
under cultivation price go per GcrU,
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NO. i55.--A hne improved Farm ofl6a acres on the
ws vs. ade oil Allen Grow" Road, highly improved,
with three story Eogss. si2j per acre
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No leS-A Farm u ninety acres on the ts,,gti ne.
e. on the line between Scott aad Murcztlue Count,,
short distance below Capt Dodgs ane st5ok farm Free
$40 FER -
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No ia Farm of sbVut 40 acres In Hickory Grove
bout ~ Aeres timber ali fenced tive ttury brick h7us.
with log house good stabling &c prios go psr srs
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IMPROVED FARMS.

No. 5a--fwo beautiful di- IN Brady ST. opposite h
forusrut college SQUARE, il9sxlSO; price $500.
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NO, iva Farm al $50 acres on the road Heading
from Long Grove to Aliens Grove 10 acres iimbsT,
ooarres under fence and In frame houss
liz stories, stable, well, sxc.
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lsi, Farm Of o. acres 10 sections n, t8..ka..
isP o: =, basti 20 acres broke, So acre, ana.
iehee, 80 acres IN Wheat, 10 acres 10 ost. ne
20, two sprass snd stream Of ruHuiHg sLtsI ~.
school house on tbs iaud, price $50
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NO. t1s-A Iaim q lg5 acres lear Hickory Groys all
under fence, and nearly all plou.hsq Pod Ions. Vii
water on the land '
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Sa.;I--Fias houso o. .ta st, near Lsolairs at.
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ls2-A splendid larIa Of /. aarss in Pleasant Waller
al under fence, two good frame houses orchard .srsa
80 acres clover and timothy, there wac no acres whoa
harvested thu year four mlss north sNs o Davsaport
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2o05s scTes Of wood land III section Ii IN 40 rKrs2
ssst, VIII be divided or sold In oae hodT
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No. lslA first rate farm Of 50 aeFss In sec 10 T5vR
= 40 ser"s broke and under fence nssT uruber prc,
st-uo April 70
20 It9l--RSO acres through the middle OF sec. II,
Ts0R W, a5pl-udId farm aad Tavern stand 50
acres ~ acros unber, barn, well, sptihe
2e. Price $500 per acre.
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1tf-Lol block los, on Brady ,lr,1,- -
25U each si7UO. sallu5B, rs,
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NO i75-A Farm 0fiI0 acres near Hickory Grove With
acres good timber, good house atsbe &C. price a.
lE aero
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No. lIy-A Farm Of IC8 acres In sections and II T 40
X + 70 seTes Iimber, 30 under cultivation good
house, rooms stable running water IS acres 10 wbos
now so~eo' With young orchard; price SIS per acre
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MANAGEMENT OF THE CORN
CROP

FIRST WoRKiNG.-As soon as | get
Though planting my cotton, generally
about from the first to the 10th Of ApriI,)
| 90 into my corn with all hands. Side
it with the two inch sub-soil scooters; split
out the middles with my four inch long
scooters, leaving deep aud strait centre
water furrow follow with my hoes, re-
duced my corn 10 one stalk to the hill,
and draw up just dirt enough to cover the
young grass, chop down the sprouts and
weeds, cut away the grass from around
the stumps and trees. So much for the
first working.
SECOND WoRKIYG.-In about three
weeks, | get into it again. run the fur
rows next to the corn with my four inch
scooters, as close TO the corn as can be ad-
mitted, and split out the middles with
what call straight shovels, round point
ed, with no wing, IL inches long, leaving
still deep and straight middle furrow.-
My rule for splitting middles is to run one
furrow so near in the other rs to break all
the ground and leave the beds perfectly
smooth or level. So much for the second
working.
THIRD WoRKISo.-In three weeks, /
get into it again. l run the sideing fur
rows this time with n y turning plows Tor
shovels,) and split out the middles, again
with my straight shovels. run the turn
shovels just close enough to zap the dirt
sufficiently, not leaving very high BEDS
So much for the third working.
MY FOURTH AND LAST WoRKNa.-I
plow il out at about four funows to the
row, entirely with large sweeps, 90 inches
from point to point, leaving sufficient
water furrow, and clear of grass, DC.
JAS. II. b.
Double Bridges, Upson Co., Ca, 1855.
Soil Of the south.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-05-28
From the Weekly Message.
OUR SAVIOUR'S HUMILITY.

Humility is one Of the grsces necessary
to constitute christian. 1t gives power
and vigor to many other features Of our
holy religion. The man, who has the re-
ligion Of the Bible, is an humble man;
easy to be entrested," without malice
or wrath. When our Saviour first made
His advent into the world, he taught us a
lesson Of humility. See the house in
which He is born. Behold Him there
lying in the manger; the Son of God /;
the Redeemer Of the world; the Source
OF all happiness; the Fountain of all wis
dom, and the Possessor Of all power
What lesson Of humility are we taught
But He is "subject unto His parents"
The Son Of God, subject to man; ruled
by man, and more humble, than even the
creatures which He Himself made.
Pass on still farther and while His fol-
lowers contend about authority and gov.
ernorship, He takes water and washes
their feet-the Master washing the feet OF
the servants, while they contend for au'
thorisy. Here is humility Of the right
kind.
But once more; look to the garden Of
Gethsemane. The Son Of God is upon
His knees, bloody perspira,ion trickling
down His face, and staining the ground
and verdan. grass. There is humility
over which angels might wonder and dew
lis tremble; the Son of the Most High
lying low, and praying in the solemn
shades Of night, for man. Not only so,
but in every act Of His life is that deep
humility shown. He wore it upon His
brow; it gli:tered in His eyes; it sparkled
from His acts, and hung around His per-
son, as the fruit upon fruitful vine.
This is The kind Of humility we should
all have, and esr recially should all minis
ters of the Gospel have it. That humility
which takes away the love of the world
and the applause Of men that humility
which will humble the miuister, so that
he is not ashamed nor afi aid to get on
both knees to pray; that humility, that
will bring the man Of God to his knees,
by the poorest man in the world, who is
seeking the way to God, and that humili.
ty which will enable him to preach the
Gospel at every opportunity, without any
vain parade or show. Had we more of
this Christian grace, we would live hap
pier; our walk would be closer with God,
our lights would shine more brilliantly,
and more sinners would be converted to
God, through our instrumentality. "He
took upon Himself the form Of servant"