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Farmers, do your annual expenses for labor
Teams, seed, Manure, &c amount to even
FRS he smallest OF the above sum Would il not
hen be good policy to add single dollar
more, and receive at the beginning Of every
month la-gs work ofrWESTY -FOUR pages,
sRs iled with he experiences q a great number
" persons doing the same things as yourself?
When You are putting IN a crop, rearing an
animal, planting an orchard, or doing any
gRSone OF thu thousand things connected with
arm work, Woull it not pGy 10 know hone
others begin, and carry cut the same opera
lions?
FRS 1t is truly said: avery one can learn some
thing from every one else-eTen IRON a fool. .
II you consult journal for 70 months which
contains during that time over FIVE HUN
DRkD articles, giving plain practical ac-
counts Ofwhst others find to be The best and
most E7r9ftdJEe crops, animals, fruits, Dc
- the b-st modes Of doing various kinds OF
: works, &c.-is il not probable that you viii
= get many hints, each worth dollars to your
TIE AMERICAN AGBIcUTURIsT Is such Jour
rN nal as this. Il is conducted by PRACTICAL,
: WORKING MEN, who speak not from theory,
but from experience.
II is also one OF the very few perfectly iRde-
pendent journals Of the country, having no
connection with any manufacturers Of ma
nures or implements, or sellers Of animals or
trees. Having large paying circulation, it
rs Stands upon its own basis, and can afford to
Olstoe outspoken on all subjects. It Is and will
continue TO be, particularly down upon agri-
49, cultural humbugs-cantous ia reference to
- uncertain new tht gs-aud ready to set before
JIsits readers the real claims of whatever is
PrOUcd 10 be good and useful.
This page could be filed with the state
ments Of q multitude Of readers, who have in
years past derived their hundreds Of dollars
of profit from hints in the pages Of The Agri-
cEbTist, and who have been saved by its
warnings from the impOsitiOns Of unscrupC-
Gus spectators in humbug measures, plants,
&C.
GARDENERS Fruit Growers, Stock Raisers,
in short EyERY ONE who cutivates a single rod
lofground will fnd il e PAYING ISvEsrdRsT, to
supply himself, or herself, with tie AgrieuIgu-
list. 1t will cost but a dollar TO try it for
ear.
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B0- We are indebted 10 our Represen-
tative, Hon F. K. zoLIcoFFER, for a copy
Of the Congressional Directory.
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AGRICULTURIST FOR JAN, 1867.

PART or CONTENTS
WORK y1R THE MoKrR-A HoRsE RAcNG-Arg Presson
beautiful instructive Article II ~ lck HtFk, (Ilus
CALESDAR OPERATIONS roe lioAsss-Poh EFh
JaNu,EY-- catalogue o. MAECRss NJ. 1.-The hrst ola
work TO be in the Field ua0r0HgA practical series
Orbhsrd Garden, Glenn MASUR's- y. J NJ iris.
aud Hoe ouses intersp0rs- MASUREsAs anussng end
ed with many valuable instructive cut, showing
hints This IS q special how some Of the IS 1scia
feature Of this joarHaL-i M'nures" are got up"
The Ga endar Laws cat MILKwG Misunderstanding
ones o0rk before ham, and account Of attempt TO
AacIsrilHy aids and sys use.
tsraatisss as pLIHs .OYsFtR.PLANr-IIow to cook
AsHFs far mAuurtnR Pa TIE Japan.
AsPARAGUs-Fu ehapser on PsACH SroNEs II eanent o.
perhaps the POHoLoGIoAL SOCIETY Aner
complete vet written. can--Fruits adopted, &c.
BEE vEs Minnie direct POuuRkTTsf4rmerS trial OF
fer making chad. eciUe, PRssu NsAgr. ioarr as tor
unDRsHted Hives. RAINY DAY RANBLE AZ Neigh
BzEAD-AIA kIyG--Excelent. Dor Thomas's. N,.2
CABBAsRs-Wiateriug. HHUHAKB. Pc Pant Full
COKN-Tne king Philip. chapler Ga Culture, &C.
CRASBKHRiEs details Of Roses IN PJtsD rectiors fr
large successful groWers growing, win beautiful
ezperience--rery god. cut
EaGs-TEo good articles on sIsK DR. Tvs IN Winter.
securing IN uinser, &G. SruHHT DATs--WGk for.
EvEaGRFESs-Ffom Sssd. srRAwEERHIss, Ma. 1--Bg
FEScS0- Faly dicussed Praeued grossr. TIE hrst
GARpfN o. CrrEaYuAx-Iai % = full series 20 be con-
terestng chapter Of details tnaed through the year.
GARDES A MgcHANIc-Al with apprcpri4is NaoatAy
large two column cut show directions
ing amer q ayinE out, srcaR CANE, Chinese-M3re
the for trees zutt about ttis Interesting new
vevetabiss re A capitaH plant, goo 81 80 ssefs %
thing for all cultivators OF d distributed 70 e0oh
small plots. subscriber seRdias a ready
Gs1FTfS0 BgDDNG--EK- direcfed sauipst 9lgeiop)
eelsnt pnn. TRrKs-D Rsin. holes Tor.
Cars CCrrrHD No. The TUESIPs- How raised ehsapy
hrst Of . flh, practical 81 FEKDESk-Caapter on
RIGS By en- experienced
H.ns-TFo sood pelles FOR
Gr Il. H. Ar.
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Tbc slave Trade.

The New York Herald alleges that it has in
vestgated the subject of the slave trade en-
gagged in by Northern men, with Northern ca
pital, and that it has arrived at intelligence
that ought to have weight in stopping the cru
SADIE against the South. Itappears that in the
port of New York alone, about twelve vessels
are fitted out every year for the slave trade,
and that Boston and Baltimore furnish each
about the same number, making it fleet of
thirty six vessels, all employed in commerce
which is denounced as inhuman by the ciyiliz.
ed world If tn these be added the fleets fitted
out at other Eastern ports besides Boston, we
shall have total of about forty vessels. Each
SLAYER registers from one hundred and fifty 10
two hundred and fifty tons, and costs, when
ready for sea, with provisions, slave equip
menrs, and every thing necessary for a success
full trip, about eight thousand dollars. Here
is capital of $4,000 to start with. The
expenses of fitting out and of the voyage to Af-
RIGA are estimated as follows:
Cost of forty slavers ready far sea $4,000
Expenses at the port for brokerage
and commission, $4,000 on each
vessel, 10000
Captains and seamen's wages for
the voyage, 100000
Amount paid for negroes on the
coast of Africa, at SO head,
allowing 600 to each vessel, 100000
Port charges and secret money
paid at the place of landing in
Cuba, or other destination, ga
for each negro, allowing diminu-
ton Of 100 in each vessel, by
death on the passage. $4,000
Total, 1880, Ooo
From these figures it will be seen that the
amount OF capital required to ct out forty sla-
vers, is about 81, 100000, upon which the
profits are 30 immense as to almost surpass
belief
In a single voyage of the slave feet, up
wards of twenty four thousand human beings
are carried off from different points on tue
slave coast, and Of these, four thousand-or
one sixth of the whole number-become vic>
Tins to the infection of the middle passage,
leaving twenty thousand &c for market. For
each of them the trader obtains an average OF
$500, making q total for the whole twenty
thousand, of ten millions Of dollars. Now, if
the number of trips made by each vessel in a
year, be estimated at two, we will have this
amount increased to twenty millions. Each
vessel, it is true, eau make three, and even
four trips, but as sumo of them are destroyed
after the first voyage, the number is placed at
the lowest average. The expenses aud profits
of the slave trade for single year compare as
follows:
Total expenses Of two voyages 100000
Tolal reoeiptsof do 100000
p,,,6,a Ell non O00
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Vail or's DIfflcuItles.

Ours is a government Of singular courage, Of re.
markAbls discretion. Ii s brave when il is safe so
exhibit its strength, and chooses the moment when
It's opponent IL PROSTATE TO strike a cruel blow.
Twice has il esssyed 70 crush out Walker, and Tor
both efforts IL chose the moment when bis fortunes
seemed deeliuiag. While bis star rose in the as
esadent, and the public sympathy With bis moye-
ment increased in the ratio OF his prospects Of
success, Government inclinsd TO the popular side,
or closed is eyes 20 the "aid operations going on
Ia al paris VI the country. Bus when reyerses
eouded his path, the vigilance Of the Governments
was suddenly revived. and il seemed eager 10 give
as enterprise the finishing blow.
Walker Is now in bad hx, and the powers that
be. At Washington, seizs the moment 10 paralyxs
the efforts Of Ms friends 10 this eOanlrs Waun
AL tho Central American States, with Vanderbilt
and the English Al their back, giving secret aid,
are making nal effort 10 ezlesEninafe W alker aud
the handful Of brave men Who struggle against
fearful odds, oar Government steps forward once
more, aad casts les poser 10 TIE scale. brave
and Eobss Government, truly ~ y Sea-
tn The So Lous Irsdl.sesr lsarna from
gentleman who has iass returned from the Interior
Of Missouri lhas the yisld Of hemp in thai State
pIIl amoun, to about $4,000 baIsA Farmers ara
generally asking tiso per ,oa, though sales bad
been made as 900 per s0u.
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kTWR AGE NOTICE,

STORAGE NOTICE.
rlNHK following goods. IL not called for within
1 thirty days from this date, will Be sold TO pay
charges On anne. Wis,
One box sundries, 1 chest DO, ] cock atovc and
wash tab and contents All marked J. W. Dean.
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Keokuk, Jaiy Is, '57-dlm Lsves.
DuFfoN's Natural History Of Man, the 0iohs,
- and of Qaadrnpcds, With editions from CO.
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ExTn AO1 BINARY lNDUCEM ENTe
70 TRADE

I
~ tAe ssNe0b1e 0axpomeu.O
AN nsv ssseisiAS ~ SpsiAG Ard Saanssstssk
- Of Dry ooods, Hats and Bopnets, Boots and
shoes, Croekery We're, 70, divsct fsen - nsesssn
stiss. vhish cenpripes sxtsnstve VARSITY il all
these d<rartnehss. Ny stSck VIII ssnpass fsver.
Ably with ~ y the eisy 10 psint u vasiesy ~
quality, ssd Its we'll hAsvn fact that the prisss
are III risAs.
Of Dress Qsods, havs silhs, Tissues, Bassess,
Lawn, 1Assgs DslAinss, Challiss, Poplins, vatea-
eiAA Plaid, DsbAiss, Argantiass, Lawn Robes.
Ac.
Of staple Goods. heavy brown donsstic, hlsacAsd
DO, OsnaesrU ,dsiiis. tiskiags, psin,s, 1e.
ALSO, LlHen deeds ~ AL kin6s-uhits and
broNn for pants white and Known table disSsr,
ssssh sad diaper sswsliae, Irish linen, krswa q.
ALSO, baanss HAaulss blAek silk vssettss, ~.
brofdsries, iecss, Deakst Aasdksrshisfs, hesiesy,
erianisss, 0sats shirts, Gsvaas, collars and ssA-
dsuAsrs.
Al6O, "a asssrtnsat u Samnes ClstAiss, ~
nesesessy articles TO- nsnsrsss 70 nsntisn.
AND - soanseSiO With - ahUss, I kesp - -
sos9sstaf Qaseaswsss - 0rsessiss, IL lAsees
Of shish still eontiass 70 ell 81 vhelesAl
prices. fresh lot ri shelss Teas direct from tAs
Cant1a 1ss o., New York, vhish ass wasSsnssa 10
give eeetss ssttfssessa ~ ~ nsssy will - re-
landed. N
Think eaa nov eass isdsssnsats net 70 be +
IL there II eNt article yeaAAAnot Ind any y here
| slss, jsst call - ths Ninhls Sixpssss-ssyvhsss
Alosg Aain-strsss.
P.B.-Thsss are mot on gssds-havs sss ssss -
Asa1 mace tAs vss~ ses. 4
Hes. 81. ~. ~ asa lss na..:ss.
Ksokuk, lows. Apyii NAV
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Cabus' Saloon,


sAavisg, Hair Cstsisg, nssS Dysiag
S II A M p 90 ING.
II for Ladies and 0sntlrnea, Strett JssM fsrb,
i nov prepared to do al kinds Of sssissss In bis
line. sWssH3N sfsas7asaNs&
HAIR DRESSING, HAIR DYRING I
SHAMPOOING
= . n 4 = ! y -,
Done at their Rssidsncls, o. 1t tks Saloon.
The Proprietor u satisfied that be esn nsw con.
pete with ssy saloos - the UAitea 6sses..
N. B.-wis.. roupees and Brsids can s era:ssS
CAMN.
HAVE this day cold 10 N. n. RasAss ny entire
stock Of Hats, Caps, Millinery 6eeds. etc., And
recommend him 70 the public m experienced hand
1t the business and worthy Of their pstronsgc.
MaTckH, 1857. J.E. AUNfHknY.
At Ne. ~ will always be found good steck asA
as ns.sis ..y ~, ..a % ~ i,..ss END dsss e
and for AAie the lasssst ssA best asssstnsst
Of spring and summer gooa noS offered In this city.
NO. 50 AAin-st. Ksokuk, lows.
sHInrs MADE no eRDEa.
= y. n :. ~. .ssr e. ssssss-
who Tor kftsep years has aons essiseeg Ter ~
broadwsy trade, tformsr:y No. Astor House,) has
opened rooms one door west Of the posto1iee, on
Johnsoa street up stairs. SAs b Dsspass1 - sxs-
cute. with pro1psssas and dispalsA. ssasss fss
shirts, Collars. Rob- Do ChamSsu, 4AAiss' aaA
Childrcn's Dresses.
Parties s.rai.li.s sAsir own .assr,als vim =
honorably dealt with.
Ladies' Basssss ~ aad hastsa II : superior
manner. A ARD rate Militnsr, particularly 10 al
braid work, bleacAiag, etc. u aetendasee.
NIB. 1eGsntisnsat Mn. p. having seen coa-
PEELED to MAks LAsadsy asra1oensets fsf her ssn
Der Of gsntlsnsn. All goods sent fer, and ~ ne
rspaising sueh = bstssss, ssfisf - esas.
OfRcs asshoss. [feble-A s
@. II. Perry 49, eeastttsssd 0se. ". McCaAss
his ls9ful Attss1sys TO SSH " any dasiripg -
t. sSsssss 7sss, s . Il Il. Yoss 1.sssSis pis
perty wiAtn - city lntt1, spon tss0s waaeA Will
afford any one dssiring TO a. = - opyortssity V
secure : home IL ths most bssatifal part Of the
Enqnirs u tAs onse Il lIcusAnv Bsucs, q
;ys az ' 80 J. .. i. PERRY.
OnoaYsr S6an tie Unsaposs.
YnOee aAsus y pep9 shesf hcsses, will aa1 II
= sasi. sassssss sss.s.sss. S.a.ss $4,000
hAso'N' 8. !. So6sLEDAYAwrLsor.
NOTICE. -
The arn e G: =. vee.Aiss Co.. wes. . ~ III |
iii III, ss:sals.s !. .sssis1 1870 49, =. -
y.lz 3. 1851. 9. k.A 1.n.y@e11ll9.
eTsImo1Hy sExD. = SIIsk ~ $3.50 -
isspe'ss WI 49, s4a ~ ! ~ 80 -
jyslAwh Jslnesas ~, II. S16s4 -. 1
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T,slsnery ana snne, .eeas

III
I WOULD respectfully eal The att.niisn oil The
] lad5ns nsy large and we'll selected stock az
e. II ard winter gouds. which VIII sell atelacin-
matt pres. My stock consists Of silk, straw and
yeiySt comets. also, srtenid assortment; Of rib
bnns fev and feathers selected With gre toare.
You viii na,i everything IN the Millinery ind
Fancy batiness lay establishment, Ia the latest
fashion. ata a'sa rrersrea 70 do sii work In my
ba.l4.sss al the Gsprtsst notice. such &c lining
trimming, hieaehsng. pressing and issk N bounets
II every daxcs Pt.au, 70 order ! wi warrant II
work to give sstisiSetion.
Come one, come all. Netroahle 10 show good
atMrs. Glsnnsss, on Fourth, between xain and
Blsnssal.
saptae-aly MRS, GLENGY
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MELAaNoTvDEs.

| +: S.; :
which 10 taken on an snAmele4 Iron pIats, IRE
pared expressly for the purpose.
Ii is finished without baissm Of Or or yArnish q,
any kind and therefore IA not blister or crack d
cold weather, - will the Aubrotype. Instead d
bsing varnishedt the picture IL eAivsaised in al
vAnic battery, which, by giving Il coasine Of I'll
ver,rendsrs IL impcrvioas TO atmospheric change
The Meiainosype possesses many advantages eve
all other pictures. II will reesivs fall wtAout
fraeture, y bend without injury. II may b uashs(
when soiled, and handled without the fAcs beirl
msrred, unies,s abused BY rough seratshiag, vhict
would defsce the best oil painting. In rsYzest -
ineaton Of detail. II equals the 6sst dagusrfeotyp,
~hiie II has Of the glare which forms the skie
objection TO these pictures.
When coiored, the Aslsinoty pe very nuehrsssn
blss painting on ivory. FOR inssYting In ieeksts
pins rings, other picture cor pare With Il
The MelAiaotype IL pAsKxs SicsuHn, end gu
BRO. are the only artists In this city Who havs
right to take them. II you want soon pIcfuas
cali at HUEs'GALLERf, No. IS Main stYset, be
tween Sd and 4th, and examine specimens Of d,
MRLAIN0TYPE. tfeb5-d
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ROE sALE ON ExCMAnGE.

FOB SALE Oh ExCMAuGE.
y ACRES Of bluff taDd directly oppos,ts Nain,
{ commanding = view oE Ksoisk, WAfssv,
AasxAndriA, Hamilton, and ia miles u The Nj.
sissippi River. There |, ! RailroAd In essrse 81
constr uction nj the foot of the bluG. "This II
onsof the 6nest locations for pri, Il
the west. =
Also so acres ~ miles from the river IL ! soed
nsighborhood, all andcr cultivation, good orchard
Of peach snd apple trees, 2 frame hossed, stsbls
To-, good wells with chain punps.
Also so acres mites froM the river, all unde,
cultivation in good neighbo hood, AID ippsCved
with good new frame house with rooms, stabisI
Sea- wells with chain pumps, Is ar 20 Acres Ii
meadow, d very desirable faftn.
Also 90 acres choice land n miies from the Yv
cf, and In good neighbsrhood, 20 acres In wheat
Also 100 acres miles from thc river partly I'm
proved.
Also choice 10, Of timber land In Hancock co.
I'll.
Also several lois in the town Of Hamilton, Iii
nois.
Also two iotssn Naperviile, Dn Page county
Illinois.
Also land in Indiana.
Also land and lots in Ohio.
Also good M II property In Ohio.
Also property in keokuk and good pay ing ba
siness.
will sell sr exchange on good tsrms." In
quire OF n. II. HUMMER,
apr3d No. - Main u. keokuk, lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-05

E~banka, MyIramfIrs.
A DESCRIPTIVE and Historical account nj
"A lily lraune and other machines for raising -
ter, beta ancsnt aud modern, With cbsers aliens g.
yarious subjects connected with the ehanss 81 Il
BY Thos. Ewoank Forsaeby
spr7sd OGDEN, BkowERLL 4 %.