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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

PEBLiC Ia VS..

- 80 = 49, ~ ~,
4 a"d Mose huring pirt,rnku rc,trenc.
! 10 Mss Co"mig ar city, passed at he
! iate .>essio" " tie Legislature 0,
/ /oro.
/ An at fixing the salaries OF Supreme an,l
District Judges VI Tits State. and providing
for 'heii pay Inen,.
An act providi'I., Ia. the e,iucat on III the
Bind.
An act providing for the institution for
the Dtai and Dumb.
in act &c amend an act requiring country
luds-s give bond.
Al act authorizing a t- >aney of roads
An act reQ'iiIing If towns 10 have the
P!ats thereof .ec0sdej.
Al acl h.portlonitg the Sa'e into repre-
sentative I,stticis and defining iheii buut.-
dari-..
An act IN relatin, 10 swamp lads.
An AL 'ei.ei',ng sec,o,s AID 4 Of chap.
Ter u II the session laws Of lS5l-55.
An aci piovitln. for the election Of an
addItlohst JusIc- Ut the Peace n Dsyen-
port Township Scott Comfy.
An act relating 10 evidence.
An act furiLe. regulating the suing out
wnIts Ut error III The Disirtc; C.ur'.
An act defining What s!.aI Constitute "a
copy II the field les OF the oii..na! sur
vey."
An act 10 provii. for iaAin, d-posniols
III Cases Of 10 i-I-s ident defendants
An act SLOWING additional fees to the
Clerk OF the Supreme Couil
An act tnAkitg provision tor tic Ceojo-
gicAl Survey oil lhs State.
An act author Z ns the subdivision of
lands.
An &C, TO amend Chap. I6i Of TIE Laws
OF lS4o-5,. providing for The Apo il,me,t
Vi = rel ost-r of the decisions OF The Su.
preme Coat.
An act requiring The School Fund G, n.
niss,oners to file With the Register Of ne
State Land Oitice, copy or iram cfipf II
the School Lands sold.
An act creating the liih Judic ial District,
ana fixing the time " holding courts there.
10.
An act conc esning the Iowa Medical Col-
lege.
An act authoriz.ng private persons to 81.
out wits II quo ~. rant0 and mandamus.
An act amending the Code relative 10 cor
o. ers tees.
An act relating 10 county fn.is aud The
manner OF drawing them from the treasury.
An act 10 provide FOR the appointm.l nj
Of Warden Of Pei.iteEt AIRY, ant 10 amend
the several acts relating 10 the government
and discipline Ct the Psnitentia:y.
An act 10 amend chapter y of the Session
Laws Of l664.5,
An act providing for improvements l.: the |
Iowa Peniteutiary.
An act 10 repeal chapter IS Of The act.
passed at the extra sessio" Of the General
Assembly held in July, A. D. 1856
An &C: amending section - Of chapter ,
lO6 of M. at. n the ronr,i General q. /
ssmbly.
An act to provide for the payment Of tie |
State bonds due to the Phils.~iphia Bank
IN the Let day OF January, 1857.
An act 10 amend chapter u Of the Code
u Iowa, sntitlsd, School Lands and Fund.
An oct 70 further restrict the duties Of
Mpssindsat q Public Instruetien.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

For Sale or Lease,
NwkNTY-THREEe eligible Building Lots, sit q
i IN Harrison. Third. Ripley and Ri0i,icser ~
VIII be sold or leased on reasonable Germs. FOR
tieu!ars "nquir~ - CoRsis 4 Dow. or
tsusitG ANRn n A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

Splendid Farm for Sale.
WIS mrm contains 200 acres, $50 rndes cuitiva
non-iOV scrtS suI-rior tiubts sscs Avelins n
out-honses AMI nm h~rn, beautiful ssrear, u run
ming water that % ,-r falls, aud fus orchard Of all
Kinds Of fruit
Trahs 50 easy. uM after the arst payment II q
iirn may b" made 70 pay the deferred payments Il
Apply 10 TCcADN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

Oss Font Brewer;
One do Burgeois;
Oue do Plea.
sryps y partly worn, bnt,n 20 ii worsin. con
ossse ssd osrts plain snd clsat. 1, vii d. sold
svr' :" 'o' soon ffwH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
AN ACT

4 NAV <ASl
Fixing the saIa,ie, Of Supreme and
Distric, judges of this State. and
providing for their payment.
he it enacted hv the General Assem-.
bly, ofthe State OF Iowa:
Sec. |. That the Judges OF the Su.
prcine Court OF thu, State shall receive
Tor their services. the >nm ofs 900
per anuum each ,c lie audited like
other claims against the State, and
paid quarterly tat the end ofeach quar-.
teri ont OF AM money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. ,. That the salarie, provided in
Section ! OF this act shall be admitted
as though they commenced running on
tina 10 day of August \. ID. 1856.
Sec. 1 This act to be in force from
and after its publication in the low =
City Republican and Capital Repor-
ter.
SAMUEL Nc FARLAND.
Speaker of the House OF Representa-
tives.
W. W HAMILTON.
President OF the Senate.
Approved January 18th, 1886.
JAMES W. GRIMES.
Office Of Sec'y OF State.
Iowa City, January olst, 1857.
l certify that the foregoing is true
copy from the original roll on file in INV
office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Sacpotar,. IS Sx.e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
new STORE
NEW GOOD ; .


r.. = IL. ~. 1'I.SER,
4 ri now p rmg II, the tsn'i Formerly . eupie,.
: a 10y Hesr-. Sattou \ c..
CORNER md & ROCK ISLAND ST
All eniir. >io,k .:
Dry Goods,
toush; ny one OF the Arm IN tn city OF Nv Yo,sA
presls rihis market, sna well suit 4 t" III adr
ard season. Our stock OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
i, ing; And Comprises many elegant si.l, a
pAtterns, Back fancy, ain sim. 4 aud ilaii 81 K.
Muslin and Wool D-Iaine>, WpNl Il r,ga-, Eagl,-i
amt French Merinocs, Parametts Gil sc Al o
heavy .tcck Of Mtrriu.ack, Cochecc, BAY satr
Philip AGfn's, aud other good brands OF
Prints,
All Of which will be sold al v,ry lo~ price,.
CloakS and MantillaS.
conisms graf many new styles, bought d. Ell u
he msnufaciur.rs; a sIlrnd,d sssortm mt OF
CLOAKIN. CLOTHS.
= HI A w Il .
lSng and SQUARE Broehe and Bay State sh,wl.. Bro.
che Scarfs, &c.
Also nice variety Of
LADIES OPERA HOODS,
col.forts, victorines, oailtsd and Hoop skirts
HOSIERY GLOVES. &C.
Our stock OF
II ~ b. o ! Ieri eS.
c ntAins great many beautiful Collars, Ilsndkar-
thiefs, Sieeves Bands, Piuiciig, iaces and Edgngs
snd a complete stock u Velvet ari other Dr.ss and
aud ClJak Trimmings. Our stock 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

EDUCATION.
~, hduestior 70 M IN. ,oulpiu ii,iud
Ju / a. the t~iI 1, bent n. tr.c's incLn,d"
HAVING re lived III tg ncs int
i HoI BkOl Ms 81 Hp;,L APPAHaTt
H. 1T ntiun % = schtr. and TIust,s l. - iei u 10
-. y giIn-us lust T. c'i v,a including the
tDHNoN &'H0OL SET. price S2o.op
= k'-' in . i comprising oriery Teinian,
I, ON tccal,s i"s. 1er.. tiIsl Giubs (h tnctl Nu-
= raj frsns". H'i, phtra Gobs tub R,ni Bi.r +,
teurr) Text Bob aIi Masnri.
Zach ~ tn Il nv Or ale psrlt. Al-c
hra~> Manufacturers sl2 5oG. IS 30
do d, ctles,a' sphere sW
Pointing Rods. Iptut' d With scr.ws. $50 Is
ID uble Slhes, NJ. !, 80 its, NJ 2. IT..
HolhTook'- Stis-l.ss Drawing States, Nulk.,
DO pIawirg Books 10
do Eoise'ess High School State; .insie ~
DO dc do d, double ca
ilack u ar,i., Fubh-it and Chalk
Ldnf's Mechdr zeal Iarddoro or Gyro.cope s3ss
Aiso cs-iings for improved SCHOOL DESKS. al
IOWA BOOK ROONS,"
No. 80 Brady ST.. near tlse Post Onice
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
REAL ESTATE.


1Hs uodersMssd viil Leave 10 thsrac .f his tSs
] ness during his sLsrncs ca " B. lFuvn. a
who know Themselves . BE- indeesssi 10 j. n o.
EAds. BY note - cshvrviss, iii snhs reyusps
Tn'imsn, Powers = Mclean
JAnAu Z. G. RAD0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
NDYICE.

All persons holding Cue bills given iy James Mac
inosh TOT soad work Tor theyeaf IsS rsQuestei
70 presens the sae TO the CITY Cieik fr registration
en- or bekse ths - wednesday % February. 1881
ny tsdss q City Ceuncai q 6. ~. NJrCH9tl.
eeb. :. ttWsa ssdAy % yst 1sSes'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

siKET III SIC
4 LARGE tot She aGssc f.r Pfin. and Il aitar
- toin,ii ias wa -cfed y X Of
so>os. MARCHES. w.LTrKs, RcSDos Sc.
n Pn,ii he,s' riles
PERIODICALS.
VALENTINES FOR t.tnuny a. 1897.
Lend, n Al mel fr ,aGify. s5;.
Nstlnna M.sesia 81.
a. llin-I r.t.,i ~ ", Ian. 81, 2'c,
Pufnsm's .aghine February, 10,
lie s.les' or ttr. Fa- Lion, do 3,t;
wa,e,ly Msgsir, n'ft,iy, a5i
Mr. 81 ,hens li.ss ted iv I3r,
Ap,le' o., Rsishs curr 2: a. &c, 81
THE lOsc0 KoOk ltOOSssS,o
10. &c D ady Street doors above ne Post tgsce
felt ELI ADAMS,
..1'AE UtOODCOCk''
Ton East Idle y: sdy be,ween I'd and 81 >trte..)
!. NOW OPEN.
Il u NJ . FL
EVERY DAY,
~ haJ past 10 4. ".
Jus, drop IN and be sssurd that "ypu wi net IN
truic." IN Proprietor vi the
WOODCOCK
solcits a sharr u the patronage OF he public.
feb6du
Come and see them at
The IoUd Book Rooms,
NJ. e Brady 81. near the Post onice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
.ROTI(E.

NOTICE.
\ NJ ETlNO Of herchan'e AuI r,hers !nter..tas
10 lie formation Of BoarG ~ Trad, n, lhfs city
VIII b' he'd In tn loom ov.r M,ssrs C,,s.k C,'s
store ia sday evening neat, n 90 * when Tin,
- ~ nv rt' ati,n sni Cou-iituIinu sud IT, Inv-
VIII ~ Submitted Tor Their cont. yf,,,,s
~ u DsIZgIf
''''< t.nI'n ~ Cuiu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10
II ~ brOiderjex.
STAPLE GOODS,

c,ntAins great many beautiful Collars, Ilandkar
chefs. Sleeves, Bands, Puncg, i.aces and Edging.
end a complete stock u Velvet aEd other Dr.ss am
aud CllAk Trimming. Our silck ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-10

and those haring partir"k,r rc,.renc.
10 Mts Co"mip "r ttfy. passed at he
Mts .>essio" 9, tie Legislature o,'
/ouo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09
PARIS, ME-. FRIDAY, JANUARY 9. 1851

that the gardner and farmer are no, alike.
We would reply that the farmer, like the
merchant, should shap, his products to suit
his market, aud IN the case We have named,
the result shows that he should have gar.
dsned or moved, instead Of placing himself
in competition with land.or much les value
Tor the raising Of crops, in the doing which
be had no peculiar advantages.
We do not believe that capital can bc ju.
diciou'ly invested in lands within 10 miles
Of largo city, for the raising Of hay, oats
etc, beyond the amount required 10y the
farmer himself, and certainly not unless the
bost means b. amilcl OF Tor producing max.
imum crops. But we 10 believe that any
farmer who thorougly till, hi, ,oil, and pur.
sues liberal course IN the application Of
manurc' and well Appropriated labor, rai..
ing such crops ~ can only be supplied u
large cities from their morc immediate ucin.
IUss, must a1t only succeed, but that his
hu.ia-s, viii prove a' profitable a. the IN.
,r.tm,ut OF OF a similar amount OF capital in
any % tle a,crls' mercantile pursuits Of the
day.
Ifhi, capital hr small. hi, f,rm must ne.
cs.,arily hr .r. O. .nnhl. him o. profit large.
ly TH., suhIrr; VIII hr found folly discus
sr,l iu our lrly volumes, under ilr title pi
q" lArs, nul small Farms Compared" b."
IW,rkiu. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09

simply Tor this, is in certain circumstances
rendered to some extent nugaiory, from a
non.contiuuancc Of the same care and fore
thought. II like navigating ship with
lndnitc pains and labor ,hrot;h an in'ri.
cate channel hcsct with fog-aB quick.ands,
quite up to the mouth Of sat harbor, but
not into it, leaving 1t outside exposed 10 the
chance Of currents aud brccyf, which may
or may no, watt back asair to those very
dangers. out of which 80 mrch trouble has
been taken to bring it. ATudeniman-a
wise one-would deem IL hi interest To en-
sure the ship against tho.c Si'cr'o chances,
and after bringing it uP'to 'bc harbor
would get her into IL.
There seems 10 Us something Ike very
riiiculous-viih rcNcrcncobc he It spoken
state Of affairs in a farmer hrmoauins hi'
unlucsv hto iu having uio a rain after be-
has cut his grain. In whi h,t stands 'nk.
ing. exposed {, ~ tbee,i, hl1wor'ul such
a destiny. Taking up our"nrall.l again
ho ha. brought 10, ship a. 10 'hc harhur,
can ho take tln' Whylot2 Have tho
skill anl the Ingenuity, With have 80 wur-
lrou.'y aiird hIp up iothir1,u', norovCr
o. all him mtlbsr' wlatu d., th, jl.h.
Guilty uar- which dauut. ID men Who la,c
done such mighty thing. itrr' lsitslsicr
20 plow deep. to clean III crops, and 90
rcnp them well and quickl, than 70 shelter
,h,n when .1 rcar.d' Met tie man Who
la, turned a. Il vsr, aiys,' nature g. h.s
purposes, and made her thtv,llin. slave 90
DO hi' bidding uc-must lrk nliol 90 this
poin,' surely 90 ay 20 weld %, a lihsl on
tbc mechanical genius Of ID day Ihcrr b.
nothing whatever in ,hc nsury ol the task
O. make ii even a lra.cult on % hrV.rf1rm.
81, hr lr,s one incapable of1"ins surm,un-
,od. ietu 80 how ihv i,-uhn: men
ha,c already thought, aud what they are
now thinking about u. Il. ). H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09

A. I'VE To Br,urY. \ friend of ours, a
gentlemen or taste, has a Guc li,tlcrysiIenco
M III, country, upon which, at cOn,idarabla
expense, o., has succeeded in prolu ,ins one
OF thc most beautiful little forests imasIna-
Jl,. The other day countrym'n, OF a
,hrcwd and practical turn Of mind, but with
yTy little sense Of the beauty Of the "tarnal
woods" cnqairsI of n'ishbOr Of our
friends who Owned the place.
"Nr NJ Of Troy" was the answer.
"Wcll," says Thrilt, "why in thunder
don, he clear it up aud raise sunthin' on't!'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09

A Coon Su5r. AVirsinii correspondent
Of The Wheeling Intellisenc,r, in noticing
the recent article from the Charleston Stan.
dari on the rc-opcnins Of the AiricIn Slave
Trade, says he is opposed to the removal
Of tho unfortunate children Of Afrca from
their native country, where the piols mis-
.ionary Of the Cross Is permitted to open to
them the way Of salvation, by teaching them
to read the word Of God, 10 TagiHir, 'rL're
he laJor Of Christian duty isProiJhd m@er
hedryPsaati@."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09

ASmir,N JNIuN. Our especial attention
Las been called 10 ths weekly, Published by
brave, q Weston, 100 Washington -, B1s-
t.a. Itlsa paper devoted to talss aud light
literature, fan aud frolic, generally. - far
az. we -ee there i- nothing Objectionable Ia
o. moral tcndenc.gs, unls-s u b. it, intel
.eetual ,HIrt. when made ones exclusive
reading. Any one who wishes tor a paper
of thi, eharaetcr, wall find the American
Union as good as any Of them. and little
more spicy and keen than some Of the tribe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09
Agricultural Improvement.

Agricultural Improvement
All change s not Improvement. Thh
axiom We tear, b, too often forgotten ia as
rieul,ure, as ia every thing e,-c There arr
Oh, stronger tendencies iu human nature,
than 90 2, % extreme, Some are disposed
toa .,srrcotyp,i mode Of action aui meth
%, ~ d5ir. thinr--to follow ia 'he rnas,
-ryils and uuihIuktrs spirit, thg modes ct
art ,n and method. oC doing things Trar,ic.
ID ar che fathers. Their mind. 1ul hands
arr chained mp % che past, iu as perfect
l1rh-r a, tbc slaves Jfa plantation. ircc
thought. fr-s speech. free action is unknown
t1 th,m They vl5I on Zoo ihe Taih their
fathers trrI without once questioning vhg'h.
sritis tle hcst way 0r u5' Too. - one
s1t-rmr auI thc worst. far 90 is an .lr.ta-
81 rar O, all improvement. LIE co. dash
gra', Intellectual activity, an Trr-rr-s, ana
20 every thing that can carry forward s.-
..ty and elevate tHr race.
Or t.. other band. 'herc az t'.,r who
.var, k.rr thsu,.'rr. in a ha'''r. ana
-.r. ,r l. .uy t..a- "a. che uru ~ i.e Ins,
l.. I.rr trra They t.r1 rr choir u"-s
d.. .-.-n 40 au t'e mrE-s nf action and
.....tAuI method, Hf doing things -lr-.
ar.I rvt.r r4,t ltr. rr.a-. '.r .Hem
O.. know tatary tE.u- Las h..u s.rgr.r.I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09
Small Farm

Mr. Nash Of The fhrmt. puhl.,hcl a;
Amh,rs,. Mas. avs
"a farmer At no graf distance from
where We wri,s. {, ty,usan experiment
Il ha. now l--q in pr1sreSs,mc halt doe
"a year. . and Do. oh .s, i, show whether
urn.t thr.s acre, ol medium land can o. s,
cultivated. thataiirr Jpyiu,lralI tUehhar
aai 90 une fertilizers, and e. tax, aud iac
lut,r.,ton ,hc original ,al' OF 'h, land.
thsy will give net prof, csaI t. that OF
tay average OF nru' ol a hundred acres
Zach, iu tho same county - nr as the
rzrsr,mru, ha, S., gone, i, entirely salts
factory H. can show a laaurr Tor profit
flr h,youd vha, would be GAINED hy most
farmers oC hundred acrt,.u that county.
hni ihi, results ha' not bc'brcachcl by ,he
growing OF som, fortunate e,Ts which hap
rcnei To bring a great priceIu'' at the time
bee wished e. dispose OF hetn. lie has
grown only such crol' as ~ always w'n''l
in the markets OF t"'' stat ana "'' ''''
them at no higher r'i''' 'Nan 'h'y nave nave
borne m these markets 'he out oi Mind
Whatever may t. 'he ma r''''' o' 'h.'
experiment. there can 'e q DOUBT '"A' '''
rroh'' OF many hr"' ''ui u' S','"! '"'
'r.'''.' y! . ''''. ''''' ."''. '.''''',' '''''
. HH d. ga .. q b o. 4
'''! 10" i''''''' y" "''"''''6"' W J. :!
''' = 'a'l'''"' A'Aou"'' '' 'a'' J. Aul'''H ''''
greatest obstacles to l'vl"o.' farming !"
'h'' country
sac" '"'''"''' Arc 10 - '""l '' ''1''''
'"! u'''''' o' 'o""''! ''' '' o"' Wv "
'"''"'''''' u''-"'''''''' "'' ~ ~" " %" %.
render '""' ''',"' r'''"'' %! '".'' '.'.
CULTIVATION anu '"' '''. "S.' '' '''' '' ''..
"II 's''''n "' '''''''' 40 al '..
amount '' ''..'' '' '''.'. '.' I'.'..
"'''' '''.'' "''' '''i. ."' '.'..'. '''
''.'- "'"''' 'l'''"-! "'' ''''''
'.'I ''..'' '' ,".'". 'n'a'''i'-.' "''''
long since '''' '''' '"''''.'.'.! '' ,.'.,'''
r"n' .''.-' ''0'l' iT'" o. 'n,''''.' ''",
oi i'''r ''h' '''" ''' Ie.'T'' '''' '' '."'
estate and some instances have occurred
Whe'c the owners OF 'mal iarm' who have
pursued high farming 'hr'ashIy' have U'.
come The purchasers oi Lrser i'rm' h'''
OUT 10y 'heir rT'Pri''or' % 'h.'r immediate
n,'sh''FN''d' ""' 'h.''enr'''.a' u ,'''' u
on Iars' iA'in' are ono" ''F'm,.' 'i''''''
on'' bni "i'h Their inHu'ry NA''y directed
10 save '"' h're oi ono man AZ S-' TT
month"; they labor an one part ol '"'i' '4'"'
when their presence as ha't'r IS r'lul''l
several times Itr day IN nany paris I"'!
are too tired at night torcad or 'hinN' ana
thus their whole energy IS eA'a"'''u III ~
boring ,hcmNlye'' and 10 inducing othsF'
to labor wi,hou' jadiciot' direction Many
a farmer who thus "h'I' saving q d'''ar PEI
day 10y hi' own "oor' o'uid save h'' o'',A''
day by paying one to q labo''r IN "' l'"''
and dc'otins bl' time iae 'Hre''h''nu,hc'
of others, and the a'ce'iainins oi the oe''
methods for conducting his 'aTm.
We once knew large manufacturer /"
New York who, alter - years o' i"''r,
retired without having maternity ih'r'''''
his capital and he claimed that H'' success
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09

WooD ron TuE Yr,E. During the vim
ter, and while the sleighins isgood, Il years
supply Of wood should be hauled, sawed
and split, and piled away snusiy for future
use. None but slack and unecoromieal
farmer will be under the necessity of sa'-
y.ndins his ordinary work in summer ior
tho purpose of supplying thu house with
fuel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09

One of the most fatal temptations to the
weak 4. slight deviation from the exact
truth, for the sake Of apparent good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09
Agricultural.
"srKIB ruE rLow"
pARIUs FoRBEs. Editor.

NIff1e arts naf srirpgrs pertaining tH h'r, afr
sr.r, llkrl tsgrthsr, auJ tr, iutuiatgl, C'1us,t'
t.Ib NgriJuIturr.=-Ae
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-09

great advantage Of allowing the air to PER
mcl,c through the soil, and 10 nourish the
plants Hut certain soil. were incapable OF
Icing - operated upon, as in the case Of
thoroughly wet soils drainage, thorough
and complete, was then carried out; and
this, one Of the most important Of our me-
chauical means OF improving the soil, was
found 10 bring an immense amount OF al.
,antaccs with IL. The soil once improved
by draining, auxiliary operations were casi-
~ aud u.clully applied. Under the old
system, the preparation Of the land was
confined to mere scratching Of the sur
face. bat with iriuase, and a knowledge
Of the vast benefit. dcriahlc from allowing
che air TO prrmatc ihc s9tl, came 'ubsoil.
~, deep blowing, and trsnchins
All those operations involved mechanism
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o. obtain well IA animal. quickly and
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Grand IMPROVEMENT. vrr, At tr, tim, of
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Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-08-29
Quartz ENIining Registry once,

1t will be seen by reference to the proceedings at
the organization of the California Quartz Miners, As
soclatlon, published in the July number that an Of
nee OF Registry was authorized to be established by
the Register and Curator of the Association Horace
f. Russ, Esq. Mr.. R. has accordingly established
mmset for that purpose at Russville on the Ameri-
can river, opposite Folsom location easy of access
ana central He has prepared suitable Office for the
purpose and now invites all persons to forward as
soon as possible fair und average specimens of their
leaos with proper description of the same sucb a
locality, &c width of yen and if for sale the terms
upon which 1t can be purchased. By the practical
operation of the Registers Office, all persons seeking
for opportunity to enter the business of Quartz min
ing may. without difficulty, obtain the locality Of
nearly all the veins that are for SALE Messrs Wells
Fargo Co., will forward all specimens to the Office
OF Register free of charges .ntr4
The advantages of an Office of this descrinton will
be apparent to ALL and the general the practice
OF recording specifications, &C. the more useful the
plan will become to the public.
Any further information on this subject can he oh
tanned by communicating with the Register direct.
Ia Persons communicating with the Register. on
their own business should not fail to enclose Post
Office stamp or paid envelope from the Express Office