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NEw YORK, Oct. Zs.-1he w 1shlngton
correspondent Of the Herald says . letter
was received to-day from Com. Stockton, by
gentleman in this city, stating that he would
publish letter Tomorrow, giving In has ad-
hesion to Col. Fremont; that New Jersey
would cas-, her vote for the Pathfinder.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a meeting was
announced tonight ut National Hall to rati-
fy the Union electoral ticket, to be addressed
by wildwood, Reed and other leading Amer
leans in behalf Of thorough fusion to de-
feat Buchanan.
The Hall was crowded before the hour
fixed by party Of rowdies who created q
riot, attacking the speakers and driving them
from the stand.
Preciamatien BY the Gevsrnor.
Another year has passed, freighted with
blessings to the people Of Iowa.
Asa State, they have experienced unex-
ampled prosperity. As Citizens, they have
been protected in the full enjoyment OF their
civil and religious rights. As individuals,
they have been blessed with health and friends
and personal prosperity.
For these, and for all the blessings Of life,
it becomes them to recognize and adore the
Divine Goodness, and to show by their sets
and their words, their gratitude for His con-
slant benefactions.
Therefore, l, JAMES w. GRIMES, Governor
OF the State Of Iowa, do hereby designate
and appolat Thursday, the Goth day Of No
vembcr next, as a day Of public ThAnksgiy-
ing and Praise.
/ do respectfully request the people Of this
State to abstain on that day FROM their ordi
nary ayocations and 10 assemble IT their usa-
al nlnces Of rublic worship. there TO civ.
thanks I, Almighty God for the blessings Of
the past year.
Aud whilst We adore with gratitude Iii,
protection, let us seek its continuance. LIE,
US beseech Him to preserve our Nation from
/ war and intestine feuds and that il may be-
! come great, yirsuous and honored. Let Vi
| pray that our hearts may be ever kept in har-
mony with the requirements OF His govern
ment. Let as pray that the benign influence
OF the Gospel may be everywhere extended.
And especially let us beseech Him to move
our hearts, that during the approaching in.
clement season OF the year, We shall be
prompt to succor and sympathise with the
needy and distressed.
Is TESTIMONY WHEREor, have here.
unto set my hand, and caused to be
l.. 81 affixed the Great Seal Of the State
Of Iowa. Done at Iowa City, this
18th day Of October, A. d. 1856.
JAMES w. GRIMES.
BIZ IRE GovkasoR,
Gro. W. McCLEARr, Sec'v Of State.
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Auanho1 % al KINDS.
0VHE sslsedhsr y nov prspassd - fnraisA al
i kinds u Lanbsr OF tie shestsst aotice. Also
any qean1asy u LasA fos plastsstaR
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InE BORDER RcrrrANs ORGANIZING Again.
Al meeting held 1t Westport, Missoari,
Sept. 10, complete organization of Mis-
.ourians took place for the purpose Of facil-
itating further Southern emigration to Kan
sas; There were committees appointed for
Alabama, kensacky, Virginia, Georgia,
South and North Carolina, Missouri, Mary.
land, Delaware, Florida, Tennessee, Arkan-
sas, Louisiana and Mississippi, to receive
contributions in aid OF the Organisation, and
resolutions we're passed, that in defiance Of
"YAnkee gusrillas and Lanes banditti, they
will make claims snd OCCUPY them" The
plan appears to be that Of military colonies,
st convenient distances, "to afford mutual
protection"
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OJO WGW ard
0TOLEN from the residence Of the Subscriber,
~ between the l2th mud l4th, the following ar
ticles Patent cold bunting lever Watch. name
engraved ON thu back ~ Mcbride - Lady a heavy
doid Chain; large breast-pin with cham; gentle
mans long chnin pr gold armlets for child, with
name Emma Mcbride" inside Of lockst attached,
and six bsrrni Re vviver, "Allsn," maker.
Any person " psrsoss feeurning the said articles
or arresting thefhief, will rsceive The above re-
ward offered BY the subscriber, living II miles from
Alexandria ami miles from Winchester, Clark Co.,
Mo. Jct2q-d3t1 B. MCBRIDE
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IOWA ATATE FAlR EOR 1855.
FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
AWARDED 70
THOMAS CURTIS,
No. IS Main Street, Ksok,lk, logo,
For Paintings, Engravtngs, &c.
I RESPECTFULLY Invite attention to my new
PICTURE GALLERY,
Which 10 now open to the public, and where may be
found some Of the very finest
p C I u RES
published in this country or In Europe.
PIC T U RE FIR A MES.
Plain, and 0rnamented in every styie. business
Cards framed. THOE CURTIS
octZSd No. 10 Nain.st
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THE LABoR MARKHr.-The New York Jour
nal Of Commercs says that there 10 now Z
decided scarcity Of labor in all branches Of
industry in that city, and stories of fsmish-
ing sewing girls, able-b persons vsinly
seeking employment and thronss Of people
dependent on soup kitchens for their daily
substance, are no longer heard Of, - they
were two ycsrs ago. Openings for employ
mcnt, with liberal compensation, are offered
on every hand for men and women, and the
laboring population, ~ olass, are independ
eat, and nssd ask no fayors. An explana-
ton for this gratifying state OF things is
found in the general prosperity Of the vari-
GUS branches Of labor; but more readily in
the partial suspension of emigration, the
astractiveness Of the western country, and
the fact that few enigrants remain in New
York, being mostly ticketed for the interior.
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SYNOD OF Iowa on SAVANNAH the an
nual meeting of the Synod OF Iowa OF the
Presbyterian Church, (Ncw School, held at
Yellow Springs the present month, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That under a full conviction OF
the corrupting influence, and the gross ini-
guilty Of American Slavery, we regard il as
the manifest duty Of all our ministers, ell
ders and church members, TO use all wise
and proper means and effort for preventing
the extension OF system so disgraceful to
our country, and 30 destructive Of the most
sacred rights and interests of our follow
inen.
This resolution seems something like revi-
val Of that spirit which prompted the strong
testimony Of The General Assembly of 1918,
agains, the institution which the great apos-
tie of another denomination has character
ICED as the '.sum Of all yilianies.' But the
ambition Of the leaders OF the Presbyterian
Church to build up its influence, popularity
and wealth, and render Presbyterianism a
great institution in this country, has induced
them 10 leave their resolutions Of ISIS d
dead letter on the archives Of their church.
Had the church Of Chris, itself after an
nouncing the gospel and committing il to
security, and condemned ii to the same igno-
minous fate (refnsing TO sanction it either
byword or conduct AS the authorities Of the
Presbyterian Church have the resolutions OF
ISIS, We rather fear the gospel would Lave
been forgotten ere this. And We incline to
the opinion that there IL about as much love
Of power, Of influence, and Of wealth, or in .
word as much ambition and love OF msmmol
10 the Pro Slavery gospel and the Pro- Slave.
ry churches ss thereis true love to God
HAVE ror HEARD IRON PLNSsYLyANfA -
Well, YES, we hare heard something, and the
more We hear the better. The Buchapeers
we observe, are hearing more than they wan,
to. Despite tireir frauds, the oftciAi vote.
and the actual results play havoc with thei,
calculations and turn their rejoicincs into
bogiinss. IL is remarkable and amusing
bow the faces Of the Pro-Slayeryites hay,
elongated on hearing that the Republican,
actually have a popular majority on the Con
gressional ticket, aud the Buchaneer major.
ty On The s,ate .icke. l. reduced to sn omi
nous ineagerness.
low TO Eisg II PoLirles AT rnE Souri,
The South Side Democrat, OF Oct. -, thus
enlogises one OF the Buchanan speakers a,
recent meeting in Petersburg :-"Mr. Lacy
~ gentleman entrusted with at leas, fine
talents, and il he will make good use Of III.
lands and money, bis coun,rymen will do
justice to him in giving him what is better
than gold, the reward u public estimation
and honor"
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SLAVES IN NEBRAsKA.-It is fact that
there are slaves in Nebraska. II the doc
trine promulgated by the Buccaneers is es-
tablished by this election as a practical fact,
then these slaves will be retained in bondage
by the Official construction which is put upon
the Constitution, and Slavery is extended
over Nebraska, in fact and form, and where
As the Free territory which is left, except un-
der the specific laws Of the sovereign states 2
Slavery, not Freedom, will have become the
presumption, the general rule, and Freedom
the exception, the thing which requires
special guard and protection, the guarantee
OF the local law in order to become fixed
and living fact, IL that the state OF circum-
stances contemplated by the founders Of this
government, by the constitution, by the pub
lie policy which was adopted on the inaugu-
ration Of the present system?
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Fremont and Buc ha nam--The Con.
trast.

irast.
FREE LABoR-TIlE NATURAL CAPITAL
WHICH CONSTITUTES THE REAL WEALTH
OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY. AND CREATES
THAT INTELLIGENT POWER IN THE MASS
e. ALONE TO BE RELIED on As THE bull
wARK OF FREE ISsTITu Tons. - oHS C.
FRKsoSr's Ls,,tr Of Acceptance.
REDUCE OUR NOMINAL To THE REAL
STANDARD OF PRICES THROUGHOUT THE
WORLD, AND Y0U COVER OUR COUNTRY
WITH BLESSINGS AND BENEFITS. - See Bu-
ehasaa's SPEECH Loe lregss, Mac RsgiIter, rol.
Z. page 426.
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A KANSAS SPEAKER.

{. r. CtKRtER, OF KANSAS,
viii address the people Of Keokuk tonight,
on the corner Of Main and Third streets, in
behalf Of Fremont and Freedom.
Let all come who would like to bear
how Republicans are made out-of old line
Democrats in Kansas.
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oPPosiTs 7ai xTH.k1UH.
UIE are nov rsssiviag ~ ohsspese aad bsst stool
w of fashionable sloeks, sAaWls, hlAek silks, 49,
acts ribAoas, Sewers sohseidariss, asv sAyls ria-
minGs, velvet rihbons, woolsn and soeAosrs he-
asry, msrinos, dslssss. l1stsss, sAliees, vsslsn,
silk, msrino and cotton sadsr -shirts oaa dsawsfs,
linsn shirts and oollArs, blsasAsd - sableasAsd
nusiias. krish linens, blsAshsi Aad ~ h1sosAsd
table cloths and napkins, hsaar dssssss md besiA
hrassisss ef every variety, psrfumsry, hair and
tootl h:ssesss aad larGs vlsisty 81 nstisAs, ~
Of vhioh viii - ssil at New Yea psisn.
y, N. ,. We havs engaged ths services u one u ~
lest eloak mAts last 9 ssa6sce COR clook dspart-
NEST. Clsaks.s st wttAost charge whsn The asts-
oessld 4. II. ABBOTT ! CO.
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LIVERY day snsws more oonclusively that Lille 3
1L.wrousht and chilled Iron salss, fastened Vii
his celebrated Lock, tbs only 6afs to b. relied
proof, while hardly wssk paasss but some sheet
Iron Sale II robbed, A. the following from the Chi
cago Times:
AHoTnsa H8Ayf RoHAEar-tl5VO stolen from
used in the oAes Of che Chicago and Barlineton r.
h Co., and 4lSeo taken from the safe By Sscxue
the Lock.
The only remedy 10 10 bug one Of Llllie's Safes
A general assortment On hand q
TILLINGliAsT, LANEA BULLS,
oct14-d Sign Of the BroaAAxe.
rAAP RIkRs Of the Md Asa, q a Han1rs7
~ Year Agsi BY J. \. Ortoa. Fer sals b
aasss cAvE 4 0AIk1f.
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RicKEY / Mason, SurKeon Dentists, are
prepared 70 insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
- 0utta Percha, also upon Platina with
continnous Gum, which for beauty and
| e1D1nliness cannot be surpassed. They are
4etermined 70 do the neAtsoe work that 10
done In The City, and ut lees price than
any other saiice here. O6ss on Blon6eau
between Third and Fourth.
Va MAauIaes COMPOUND KxYAAcs ~ BExxK
PLAsr-A certain cure for Disrrh0s, Dysentsry,
Summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bowels
attended with relaxation. Al sale, palAtabls md
reliable remedy il ~ unequA1led For children
teething attended with irritation Of the bowels, it
il the most soothing remedy in use Prepared and
sold by J. {. MAGuIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
5. W. cor. Olive L ID st., st. Louis.
For salem keokuk by r. II. O'Connor, and Drug
gsts generally, (aug1odAw WON y
ATHENEU
HdOAAo ..Aaaagsr.
GREAT BILL OF ATTRACTION!
THIS EVENING, Thursday, Oct. 3O,h. viii b
performed the beautiful aud romantic Drama Of
INGOMAR
THE BARBARIAN.
!nsumar
Fsftnona, ........4rs. Eennoyor
Dance by Mrs. A. Rodgen
The evening" entertainment viii conclude with
the Farce Of
THE LOAN OF ALovER.
nO-For particulars see bills Of the day.
Prices 81 AAnisslon.
Parquotte and Dress Circe.. so cts
Family Circle .......... .....,.,...,..?5 I.
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hooks AND 0TATnON98Yl
Ter the Eal1 Trade -
Tbs Largssf and most Complsts Mockspl

brought TO Lopa!i!
SHE subeerihsf Il nov In receipt Of his stssk II
i Books, stationssy, ~, H., which Aas 49,
bought directly from massfaetursn sad publish-
eSS.
His largely Increased facilities for tsyiag elses
him every advaAtAas u competing with tAs lAsenet
sstablishmcnts in ShA West.
His 6sles Rosss ass lsses ~ slaeaat-senp0-
Ing favorably With any Of thu Beck etohlisAosats
Ia the largest cities Of the Unien.
Merchants and ell others ere invited to eell enA
exanine the stssk asd Psisss. \. HO0U8N,
ttff No. 81 nAin 6eeeee,
sept3d Nsxt 20 the CORNER q 0sseal
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CONCERT.

LAVE arrived, and will give two Of their selsct
i entertain monts at
CONCERT HALL,
on Thursday and FRIDAY evenings, Oct 80 and 81
For particulars see programmes. loct3o-d2t
GREAT SALE OF LOTS
IN Mt. AUBURN,
WOODS ADDITION, CITY OF kEoKUK
yTNHES. ots are located on keokuk Avenue, one
! mile from The centre Of keokuk, are pleasantly
located, without any guleys or breaks, and are All
eligible sites fur private rcsideDces.
Persons DESTROYS Of procuring home in pisss-
ant aud healthy part Of the city and easy terms,
will do we'll to attend this salo, ~ they will be iod
without reserve 20 the highest bidder.
Day Of sale, Tuesday, Nov. 4th, : o'clock p. m,
at Kendall, Howe 4 Coz
Terms Of sals cash, balance in four semi annual
payments ii six per cent. per annum
Plat " ground may be seen at once Of DR. Wood,
or 1T Kendall, Howe / TO. y. foct3O
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Lost.
1.-TWO BAY MARES.--Straysd from the preml-
L ses Of the subscriber, Gu Sunday night last, :
Mares one light bay, years old, white stripe
in the forehead, and think one white hind foot ;
the other dark bay, G years old, scar made by .
CORK on the LEFT hind foot. A liberal reward viii
be paid for their return or any information con
corning them. ELrHU z. TURNER
keokuk, Oct. -, I'D
FOR SALE.
A HALF or whole lot for sale in Perry's addi-
"A ton, near iith 1t. Terms reasonable. En-
quire VI GEO. G. DIXON,
oct2Vd "a Aain-st.
LNOR SALE LOW ANDON GOOD TkRMs.-Lots
L ! and 2, block ISIS, corner Of johnson and 18th
streets lots Ii and ~. block ZOO, corner Of Main
and 18th streets % feet In. - $50 feet corner Of
9th and Ridge Block &c, Reds addition; also, 10
acres VI beautiful land, miles from town, on the
Dcs Mones Railroad ED. WELCHMAN,
oct29-dlms ksokuk, Iowa
GENITAN WINTER APPLES.-3OO bbls for
~ sale by CLUTTS 4 WALKER.
oct ~ dot
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IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
Dealers ~ lIa RI ~ Are, Caslssy. re.
A LSO, Agent f3 the Worlds Safe Co. Fire and
"A Burglar proof SAFES; Troy Bell Hosndry ;
pruyn 1 Lans,ngs Saws; veressns's scale Co. !;
kxesisior Horne Powersj Bsrdsn's Patent Horne
Shoes; 0urisy' Surveyors and Rnginsers' Instrn-
ments, and other American maaufacsures
kunkuk. Oct "a $50 .d&H
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A CARD.

HAVING cold oct our is,Arsst In ear tin an
. shsst iros jobbias sAop 10 J. x. Hickey 6os
would rsconasnd then to oar friends ~ gsatlsmsa
that tAs pahlic nsy rely upoa.
00t94-d1m H.1C C. STONE.
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4 CARD.
kgokuk Got. -, SO.
HAVE received this day, the full amount Of In
L surance, for damage done " my house, on the
night Of the slh " October inst, having hsca in
sursd In the Merchants Insurance Co. az PhilaAsl-
phia. l can recommend the Company for their
promptness and hberaiity.
oct2Sdjt CHAS BETTER
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v40RTAOLg0.
CWgEr Potatoes, Irish Potatoss ,Tsraips, Dssls,
~ Gallons. Cabbage, TO-, In short every thing u
this liss nay b foapd ~ eur slars. On ltA -
oet3i KELLOGG BIRGR.
"A PPL9S. BY The barrel Or smAli qsaslty, & our
IA atom, on 4th st.
oet3T KELLOGG i BIR0H.
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Te Oag0erssAn Artists.
LHOR SALE-A we'll established Daguerrean Gal
i iery, containing reception room, sky-lisht ops
rating room, and work room, with frtures and n
strumsnts. The roons may be rented for an,
length OF time. The proprietor's reasons for self
ing will BE- made known 10 any who NAV wish 4,
purchase: Apply TO ARTIST" 1t this oBc,.
ostz5- DIV
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6ssoa1-ss., ~. Mas 3 JsAssse, ..... KDOkUk ]
nWnlAlN0e, Hs1sshold yusnissrs, oeSsu, Usp-I
II ehandiss, lanAss Yasds, Pork nssass aoa|
Aaeu3Asessiag 11oAblishnens lssssva AGaAass ~,
o. AanAes By IRE, II tAs Conpaniss hslsv nano6 y
P6ONIx INSURANCE CO., or 0Ak11OAD,
CAPITAL 600, 600.
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We pablisA to-day stasanntst .. g. nseS
tAis csnpasy h lsssfitC q iess ~ sssssiaoa
y ~ lais Are, 80 eovsGSdby III CsnSAay. II
kranklin y sASs, Dru0pt - peliobls Conpany,
end ~ taks pleasure - fsss0nssaing Il 10 -
sensidsssslon Of our eitlssas 1Ae seed iasasassea
on their propsrty.-tAaAism ksss1as.
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A LARGE STABLE nay Be haA for the water b
n applying soon 70 RRLLO00 BfnGR,
oct3i Foarth-st.
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WstAks pleasure IN calling sssestiss - ths lst1
tsr Of Asssrs. &C. Dssk Co., u AA1isou, vhlsA
apesan u osr paper to-day, 10 fsfsssass - ~
psonptnsss ord iibsraiity of The fsaAkIis ylss .
Marine insssasa Usapsoy, In paytng thsir ~
which rssultsd from The late Are in our city. We
have - ocsasia hafstnfose, 70 call sAssetisn q
this company - - bel pasassd - aGin sssea-
asad Il, - worthy Of son1denss sa1ssVDws. TIT
company y the bsst whish psys pso1psll aaa Mhpss
ally it lossss, and this the frankIls Aas alwa0o
naalIssesd . disposition ~ Ae.--t haAissa AsG1o
ana Democrat.
". y. Tsrss, f,a, IL sgsst u his ss.paay ..
Keakuk.
Oct. 10, dim.
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l4o 0ooADWAYs INV Y0084
CssA CsptssJea1 AecUas1s1tsa oAoo, ~.
n4PO6lTRD tloe 80 With The Cemptsolles u IT,
II Eaaae e yev York, for The sssurity e HsliV
holdsn. In q Ailisa - vAisA ~ ssskAsl1as are
pssssnally iabla. Ansug ~ ness1ess arr tAs
hest wenlshy - teAssaaiAi atisns = Nsv xsst.
....a ~ 4 ,.s .::s 81 &: ;sss :. =
party - ys1s n - nay sesurs - Ais fs1illy, ,
frss fseasAs eaaine = he essdilors, for absst -
ssats ~ vVek, > psiisy foe q, ~.
= 30 wosld pse6oasstAis ssn ~ Ne 0ali1se-
lion II rsAsslksas = sisk - - In 60 = 49,
dsas, shss II ~ Alss iail, - ~ na1s . ssEtsIa
previsioa for hi lanuyf Il rwouA lieAAso bio
pain, and do mere for he reeovsry tAan nsais1as.
n. p. MORGAN, Pssst.
Psespsa1us, With eli nsesssAsy ialana1iss, Tn
Aishsd-b RICK1Y 4 Bl1kp6OH, Asss.
resA o. 60il1inR.
kz5K5k zzaIEt Is1EIzKSk o.
frHIe csnpaay = eutrs1 q . 8 AasiAsIas1.
j anee ln96s. Org slska AkO sesuneanAsy
slAsA an1tAe sanal 1asilisiss sxesods1se ss6-
u1nD y
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ca We are indebted to Geo. Donnellan,
Esq. for some specimens Of choice fruit from
the orchard of relative in Henry county.
Iowa produces as fne fruit as any state in
the Union. IL is profitable crop, and We
marvel that there is not more attention paid
to ID.
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I AXE Trout. White Fish. Aaeksrsl and Cod.
II just received from He'd and Tor sAls
81 Wholesale or retail by
KELLOGG + BIR0E,
oct3l 1oaHoA-st., usxt 10 City Market.
ENAAILY GROCERIES may be found Of oar
y store, - low - can b purchased In town, and
deliveries gratis to any part Of the city.
oct1l KELLOGG BIR0E,
rouvtA. ~
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The sadsrsie4s1 Asss Spsle9 oRAIb STORE
IL tAi1 CIH ~ mi alws3s kssp = I'D ! lasee
e vasto1s styles snd sSss, Childrsa 9 shaiss. -.
Ill wassaatsd ef Ant rats nAtsriA - god work.
0sssAip
win = cold Wholesale and Retail, q sAsap q
|shs ses11t. K0Lx = AAyU.
sslt l7.d4wly.
nFtx1S ~ aasyisse 10 ths sitisans IL KsDkuk
" And Vicinity y ~ Pnssics Of 1sAisise, Sur
CRY aad Ohstetrisls.
0Aes, fos o. rsent viii Dt. Geo. !. Parker
epyosit1 ~ LAele1e House. ~
Ra1oea % J. y. 6AnlDrd r.. D.
Gee. u DGess n u A
8 y. ,. MAseim r. y.
Oct Iltd1 sa3s
EN6ukI15s 916Cx ssaSs "a q Ud61NT
II 1921 s. 0aA-ss.
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4Oo3R0 -. II. 08O1B Al.
No3Any PualSc AND IxsunAncu AnnzS.
o. - kubexsns's Block, eesot ~ - ~.
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Br IRE GOVERNOR,
GEo. W. McCLEARY, Sec'v Of State.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-02-28
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pistil sor female flower. neither 81
whicb ,by itself. can ever make fruit
III aying nov explain the se4usl char
acter ~ mo plant, and the time 0f ~
prep nation, / viii proceed - the cult.
Eure All have before stated, we're !,
|tos cultivate for vines alone, 4 would
stimulate shc plants by the most fertili-
zers but III fruit he Ire object; the lux
sa ,iii of Ire vine i must 80 curtaiIed !:
and that food only. known as The spe-
cial food of the fruit, given Nov, H.
~ soils There are AZ many opinionS
|as caltiyators. from the fact' that tie
strawberry adapts ITSELF ID almost any
kind of SOL. But Ire soil which have
found to suit them best IS q sandy loan.
\ would prefer new land for The beds,
with Y stream 81 water running through
them, 81 water being an Indispensable
requisite, should 81 IA the vicinity.
NH now well known throughout the
Southern States that for many years !
have cultivated The strawberry extensive
y, and have had from my beds i COM
slant succession offruit for six nlonths
8in the year, and frequently have II ten.
While, 4 am now writing, Decembsf
"a one ofmy beds, ofan acre, 10 load
ed with ripe fruit, specimens Of which /
have sent ioN New Orleans, Montgomery.
Savsnnah. Charleston, M4bile, and
New York. This bed has scarcely pro-
duced runner the past season. The
cause Of this will DO found 10 my method
ofeuiture have said that 4 prefers
sandy soil and new land. NY grounds
are on what Is called !" piney wood
land. !" hill and valley. with ncver~fail-
ing streams tncandering through them.
1 have taken the ground bordering Oh
the streams Plonghed them deep.
laid them of insrows, md planted them
two feet apart. MA sSl'