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mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN TREES FOX THE WEST.

WITH several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can nov furnih b
FRUIT TREES A n b
sHRuBBERY, arciima-
ted, and found 10 succeed
in the West.
Many OF these Trees
are Of extrs sire, and
have prodsced nne spcci-
meme Of fruit tina season.
Those interested are invi-
tod to call and examine
for themselves.
Ord srs fOr Anple. pear
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Trusise.s Nnlc.


NTHFREAS, by certain Deed Of Trust, dated
w April o. 1863, and recorded in the Recorder 4
Office of Lee County, Iowa, in Deed BOOK No. ~,
pages GOT and eos Willis Tcnt conveyed to ID. w.
KiIbuurne, Trustee. the following real estate to-
wit Lot No. one ~, in Block Nc. one hundred
and twenty-eght q 2s), in the City of keokuk, Lee
County, Iowa. kaid Deed Of Trust given TO
secure the aymeut Of the purchase money On said
prup ersy to Samuel Marsh Wan. h. Lee and H. c.
t'clayan, AS follows Sersnty-fsc dollars, Septem-
her ist, 1917 Sevcnty-nve dollars. April Sd, 81 !,
with per cent interest Fer annun Till dae, and
per cent. Per apnum after due and whereas both of
said payments are due and unpaid, though pay
ment has been dema nded, q nd therefore the owner
of said Deed # Trust has directed said Trustee to
sell said property under the clause OF sale con-
tai I'd in sa.d Deed Of Trust, reference b. ing had
to the same or particulars. Notice, therefore is
hereby given that the 3lst day of December,
1858, at the door Of the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court Of lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m and o'clock
p. IN. OF said dag, shall sell raid real estate TO
the highest bidder, for cash in pursuance OF said
Decd of Trust.
d. w. KTLBouRNE, Trustee.
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Truster,s Ante.


d Bile NOTICE ID hereby gwen that On Tues
l day The 18th day e December, A. d. 1855. i
susl ,esi to the highest bidder, for cash lot four
~ ~ block hiriy eight ssl Of the CITY ~ Een.
hnn, Lee equity, lava. said sale will take n ace
bet" ~ the hours of two O'Clock and four
"'eoek y. VI said day, IN front Of NV Office or
ths egfntret aain aud second streets ia ssia cit,
"na VII b. ss'sde ~ virtue ~ Deed 80 ~ =
tfaia Horace Ill. Ayres aud wifs 10 me. 10 s,sn,a
deetf 20 tkoskinss lisiskl Co.. due the lat d,, ~
sssst taaAer iat ief $500 ~, aud i. q nj il be
tasa 40 tae pnuhassf.
aAM'I L. MILLER,
NY. iS s55 nyl9a:d trust.
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TURNER 3 CRAIG,
i+2s, ieas.d US for Plaintiffs.
f.cgai Notice.
TOWNSEND a TATE Lse County low

TOWNSEND 4 TATE \ Iae County Town
:. rs' Distric, Court,
q. NJ, Huston, J G. Huston, at
X II Hasfon, Eeokuk
1--WE nefeniants are hereby notified that there
IL nov on h!e it the ofice II the Clerk Of the
District Court 4 Lee County Iowa at Keukuk, q De
utien o. p!A,n'li. claiming Of defendants the sum
OF SIX hnndred no4lals infiley due On two pYom.
less ry notes. tlalta Nov York Jan I, 1888. exc
cuttd hyG NJ. HeEion aId endorsed BY ]. e. lus.
ton and II. Al, huston, TO pisiutitis and unless
yUa llPsar snd answer lblretu GA or before the
morsing.t ne Second day - the next term Of sAjd
court al Kew AS museaaGg February 7th. 1859.
uaEtnfnt VIII oe rendered against You thereon for
the amount esaiinta, ata costs Of suit
TURNER a CRAIG,
Soy ~ ta2S. AT Us FUR laintitis
h. plaintiff - tbs flreseing action having OBJ
tathed nnpraer 81 labne tti9i ~ to J e. Huston
frou the EistEiet GouFi n Lee County Iowa. N,
hotkak therefore LEI publication be made in the
"paily Gate CITY, arcaspspcr published in said
county ohee we,A iof fur consecutive weeks
nov. ~, % ERIE j. LEIGH,
Clerk DC
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Iega, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


To G. +, Hyatt ind NJ, A. Hyatt his wife, VIM NJ
flAhcrty and Cynthia A. Fiaher,y his wife,
France j. oakes and Abraham w. Buskirk.
partners a. Oakas Buakisk:
VOU ard each 81 yen are hereby notifgd that
Il there In nov hle in the ofhee Of the Clerk n
the District toutt II Lee Cou ~ Iowa. NJ Ksnkuk
petition - Sears NJ Loyeriige claiming Of Yen
the said Y. r. Hyatt ard VIM. NJ Fiaherts. the
Of nine hundred and sixty dollars, with 4
per cent. interest thereon IRON Gne lst 1887 On
two notes made by you dated JGue ist 1877 one
for x4B5 and tbs other Ss92 earh With ) Per cent
interest, the Grst at four months and the second ~
slx months; each pas able To II. McQuilin and by
sasa NcQuilaD Endorsed TO said laveridrr; and
also oluiming q zach Of you the foreclosure u a
mortgage iEsse AZ sse. 40. !. ID.
wife aud VIM. NJ. flaheris and wife 10 atse John
Shane, datad june ST. ISL - SECURE IL psrt raid
noteF. tie " - NM. / 6. section atsnA
iisr Me. OF N-E. 81 section ~. aiI In a d cd
N h. q sexs, i.ee county, Iowa; miarh martgage
Lss ais been assigned a. saia Luseridge, ana 4
.osise ~ the ptndeuey II sAsI directed IL you
Eaysng as 10 SEQ besn rstarnca ~ tbs last seuief.-
bar term VI sid court, anot found, - and an order
~ publication had Nov, yDu and ca h of sau Art
further notified that I'm les y9a All ear and Sa5
answer or demar II the rad petition, en- ~ lslors
the morning or the second day of the W ri term n
said court. 10 b. begun and helden al the cf, III
keokHk In said county On the iirtt Monday Of 90
ruary, A. ID. 1859, Judgment VIA b rendered
against you thereon, by default.
NOBLE d STHONG,
Dec Il, 16tS-dlm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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D. W. KTLBoU RNE, Trustee.
kookuk. Nov. so, Is5S-dAw
rrusteess saie


w HEREAs. by certain Deed Of Trust, dated
w January 26, 1852, and reco rded in the Ito
cordar's Office Of Lee county, Iowa, In Deed Book
No. Is, page 155, Michael Fry conveyed to David
w. kalboarne, Trustee, the following real estate,
to-wit: The northwest quarter Of the south, east
quarter Of section thirty 1907, township sixty-six
i6o) north range Eve % west containing forty (40l
acres more less, In Lee county. Iowa, said Decd
Ut Trust being for the purpose # securing the pay
mcnt Of the purchase money ON said property for
The sum of two bu1dred dollars 1900, To Samuel
Marsh, VIM. Il. Lee and howard T.. Delayau or
the assigns, payab rs follows:
Thirty Dollars, Dec 25th. 1855
Twenty fire Dollars, April LIST, 1858
seysnty-Three Dollars, January 26th, 1884
seventy Two Dollars, January 10Th, 1855;
And bearing interest nj the rate Of six pr cent per
annam till due and ten per cent. per annum Of ter
due, pay able annually. And whereas ali the sbo,e
payments are due anu remain unpaid, though pay
mtnS has b. en- demauded--where iuie the holder ol
saia mortgage has directed said Trustee to sell til,
said proper under the clause Of sale cuntainedit
said Dsed VI Trust, r.ference beng had To til,
sau for particulars
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given, that or
the 3lst day Il Deeen ber, 1855 this door Of th,
! oihcs II the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
County, at keokuk, between the hours VI o elocl
4 n. Ia. and 4 O'clock p. u. OF said d ~! shai pro
coed 10 tell sad II al estate TO the highest bide
FOR each, in parsuaN ce Of said Dsea VI Trust.
ID. ": kILB0UkNE,
| Nov. 70, 1855. Wild frsstee.
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rfNo JOHN Is LuD6r, GEO. UpNNELLAN and
i Guy WELLS: You are hereby notified that
there IL now on in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court u Leo County, at Keokuk, a petition
Of fTaik BaliiDger ciaining OF the said Lodge and
Donnellan the sum u two thousand dollars as
money due on eertain prainssory notes given bv
them to said Ba lnger. and also claiming the FORE
closure OF mortgage On certain real estate In the
county OF Lee and State II Iowa, more particular
y described IN said petition, given by ssad Ledge
and ionnellan 70 seeurs the payment OF said notes
and alleging that said Wells IL subsequent
MORTGAGE Of the came land, ard praying that
bis claim may be set up and adJudicatei. And nm
les you appear and answer said petition on or be-
fore the Tuesday after the fist Monday In February
next, judgment Will b. rendered against you by
default.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
~. a
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RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
Nov. n, Is5s-d Att'ys for BalliIger.

HNO CHAS. SGHAFER. MELINDA NJ SCHAFER
L ard GUY WELLS: There isgnow on ale In the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee
County Iowa, ~ kcokua. the petition OF Edward
X. Hart asking the Court 10 foreclose a mortgage
against Chatles sehafel aid Melinda NJ Schafer
his wife, on part of lot in block three
in The city of keokuk and county II Lee ia which
said Guy Wells has an interest, by = subsequent
mortgage. Said petition represents that said
morigaga was given to secure several promissory
notes, IN all soae l0o and asks for the sale of
tho property and the interest OF all the defendants
therein, and deed and possession to the Sherif
and Tor general relief. Unless you appear and
answer said petition or before the second day of
the February torn 1850 II said court, . decree
will be rendered according TO the prayer.
RANKIN, MtLLkR ! ENsTER,
Nov ~ lSos-d Plaintiffs Att'ys-
'iiO WM. 5. WU0DA AID MARY r. WooDw ARD,
J. Carr and BEN. t. CARBON: You are hero
by notified that there "a on file In the ofce Of
the Clerk of the District Court Of Lee Counts,
Iowa, at keosuk, pttition Of Lockwood Il Co.,
claiming Ut VIM. ). Woodward the sum 81 ten
thousand dollars and Interest, on four notes by
said Woodward 20 lockwood & CO., each for twenty.
five hundred dollars and PRAYING foreclosure o.
mortgage ana cqaity r.asup s4.s ~ -,
rign,, title aud interest Of said Woodward ard
Mary z. Woodward, his wife, and said j. Clarp AZ
Trustee for Benz. r. cafrnn and said Bspj 4. Car
ron In property decr!baa Ia said PETITION and un.
less you appear and arswer thereto on OF before
the second cay OF neSt February tis591 term OF
raia court 10 ~ Hfia VT hsuHnK on tho Hrst MGn-
day OF said month. Judgment by default will be
had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER + ENsTRR,
Nov. II, I86S-d plaintiffs, Att,ys
FIsu pEfEh HAk1, BklDGEr HAKr, ham
L MN 4 MILLER, IsLLMANN. K0ZIEf q CO.,
and a. i. HALLiNo: Yen are hereby notified
that there IL on Gic IN the office OF tho Clerk
Of the District court az los County, Iowa, at Keo-
kuk, petition Of Abnrr Reeves claiming Of said
Peter Hart thirteen thousand dollars rs money due
on three promssory notes, and claiming against ail
Of you tho foreclosure Of mortgage given by said
Peter and Bridget Hart, on lot 2, block Is VI the
city OF heokuk, to secure the payment Of said
notes. ard asking sale Of said property, and un-
lees yen appear and answer said petition On or be-
fore the Tuesday after the frat Monday IN Fsbrua-
sy next, judgment Will be rendered BY default.
RANKIN, MILLER ENtTER,
Nov. ~, lsto-d Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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.lc HIDs. hluAK, -------------
~ rs bbis choice s. II. Molassss
90 sacks kio CoAce,
10 tierces Rice, for sale Nv
Jyssa CLEdHokN, TAYLOR 4 co.
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ttgat Notice. --promissery Note.
TWO j. w LEWfS Sir You are hereby Lothed
1 that there lie low file in the Office Of the
Clerk of the Distract CONT Of Loe County Iowa,
al keokuk, petition OF kssnolds richardson,
Died August 2lst. y % claiming OF You (and q
u. Philips AMI :. s. BIings, co defendants tho
sam Vt one hundred and hlty dollarf, Ms money
due on promIssory note dated keokuk, February
", 1888, Tor ene hundred ard tsn dollars with in
tere Fl at Ten Per cent. Fer nnnam, payable sixty
days after the date thereof, to tie order OF q. b.
Phillips, and eudors by said Phillips to 4. Is.
Billings who endorsed the same to said Reynolds
Richardson. who are now the lawful owners
thereof aud unless you appear and answer thereto
on or before the secaud day Of the next term of
sald court, 10 be begun and holden Feb uary Eth.
1859 at Keokuk, judgment will be rendered against
you thereon for ssid sum Of one hundred and fifty
dollars, and costs II suit.
TURNER 8 CRAIG,
MOVIE, is5sd Att'ys for Plaintiffs
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xxx Quiscy .ElSwr.
"A LAKE supply Of this well known brand Of
"A Flour always on hand at
noviid CuLLTEKs 4 R0BEKTsoNS
STAR and TAILsw Cand les so boxes on he nd nd
~ Tor sale By GOLFERS a koBRhTsON
GOAP rs boxes Hin A. Co.'S German SOAP fos
..isby GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
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Trustee's Sale.


WHEREAS. Thomas j. Luce, by his Deed, dated
w the i4ih dey II May, 1852, and recorded in
Deed Book No. IL pages 6SS and 639. liz the ke-
cofaer u Office Of Lee County, Iowa, conveyed 70
the undersig ncd, trustee, the following described
real estate, wit Lots No. one III, two az and
three f3) In bloct Ne. eighty eight lss), in keo,
kak, Lee county Iowa, which SAID Conv ance was
IN ade In trust to secure the purchase money on
said property for the of three hundred and
seventy dollars $500, to Samuel Marsh Vim
Il. kee and Il G. beiasan, payable as follows
one handIed and twenty ave deilafs, May "a, 1883;
one hundred and twenty Il We dvl.ars, Aay Id 1894;
One hundred and twenty fvs dollars, May IA, 1853;
all II whish payments bear Interest The rate u
s.xper cent.pcr annam till due, and ton per cent.
after due TIL paid, payable annually ard whereas
default has besn made III nh II said pAym IT, to-
gether with the ntcres thereon, now, therefore in
accordance with TIE terms oil said Deed, notice ia
hereby gwen that the niide,siasd, Trustee, OF the
request of theo@ner 9f aid Decd OF Irast and in
pursuance OF the provisions Of said Decd OF Trust
viii on the 3lst day OF December, iS5S, between
the hours OF ~ O'Clock u and O'Clock r. M, at
the door of the office u the Clark Of the District
Court u Lee County, Iowa, al heokuk, proceea to
sei the above desor bed property at public Yendue
to the highest b,oaer ior cash, to pay said sum of
money AM the interest thereon, and the costs and
expenses of this trnst
b. ". KlLBouRNK, Trustee.
, 1858-10-08
Old Mortar.

Tho N. Y. Tribune says there is no valu.
able substance about farm more often
wasted, by throwing into the road, or into
some mudhole, or out Of the way corner,
than the old mortar of ehimneys and lalh
and plastered walls. 1t is because the fact is
not known that this old mortar-the older
the better-is a most valuable fertilizer.
1t is good upon any soil and upon every
crop, used as surface dressing. 1t partIcu.
larly valuable in garden soil, which, notwith.
standing its richness in nitrogenous manure,
sometimes lacks just what it would receive
from q dressing Of this old mortar. In oil
places where it is knownit is highly esteem
ed, and only needs to be tried to induce
every farmer to carefully save and apply It.
1t is worth more, bushel for bushel, than the
best stable manure, and some people have
ascribcd virtues to it not much, Il any, be-
hind guano.
, 1858-10-08
TERSIs-INvARIABL IN ADVANCE.
Rates OF Subscription
agriculture.

M. a = nar;dson = oon.,.n, ,on,r;hr
- - ,ha colur,r. or tho D,~oon E,r,nsr
~ sr.,n Dro.er,s bimso,f 10 tho rrSdors Of tbst
;p"rr.I in an Interesting communication. Il
!. g. hs rscre,tsd ,ba, there are 40 f.u man
iits Mr. Davidson enuaced in his purspit
,,ho No, orlv has n. heart i,s ir,erest and
.a,,.noo,,ort hr, % those sosL;ro Lnovlodoo
!" I'll, . h.rofsc,or W. cormsrd ,Io
c,,lov,n, from bis nan 10 o,r ,eadsrs.
Al q Ia, =. rondsr holdIv ), oro ,vo oor,
,rsrca ,ur subiect. 10 commence riobt 70 lav
. oood foundation unon which 10 bnIld onr
c,,"ro cahr,o-,bo orcbord- r. b;ohIv ;r,Dor
ram.
No one thing has been moro NEGLECTED. in
some and moro bivblv unwroupbt in others
than Tho Nurserv in Orevon. This q To he
rcUrettod. In a fruit.Orowip0 country like
ours certainly grea. Mains should bo taken IN
selecting the most yiuor6us hardest and
hest kinds--bo,h roots and scions
Fxnerience has taught IN ,b;s climate
that il is necessav to mellow nm the soil verv
dcen N Withstand opr drv snmmers Ex.
perience has also proved thai drv land pa,ur.
allv rich Is better to produce healthy trees
than that mado en- bv manure, Concsn,,,,.
al roanuros ara bioblv ;riur;o,,s boc.uo ,hov
force ,bo vo,,ro ,roo: .rS rO.Le ,boro .og,
tender Rotten wood barL lime hones or
bone.dus, aro among The he's, ,nanures Ear a
nursery. Dry beayv.timbered land il hest
when cleared and we'll worked. far Il con.
Gains ali tho wood. .c,rm;r, nrono-,;os n.co,.
sarv To grow healthy ,ross Too much con
centra,ed manure and too n,ucb cul,ivo,ion
maxi. tho rur,erv . bo,hod Th;. !. do.,h
10 vouno ,ros. oor.;n, ,bor, - oro,., ~
E., Tha wood :. "a i,o,no,rro .nd 49,
so fu,l Of san when fros, comes that ,bev are
s.riouslv ;ni,,rod II NO, killad This 5.s n
know been tbe case with MANY nprsorios IN
this couptrv and those early diseased nnr
serv trees make sad WORK n amer wears IN
the orchard-and thousands Of orchard ,roes
now decavin, and dv;ro-,bo cou.o ~ vh;oh
NAV be traced 10 tho ma. .r,0roComor, n ~
nursery. Every nersoD ouob, No, - rrdor
take 70 orow nurssrv ,roo. ,o srnn,v ~, "a
lists with fruit trees and The ,ims !. coming
nav. Is now nj hand when NO man of sense
will buv tree. upless thew have boen crown
IN a healthy manner o,d an drv lonJ No,
highly manfred
The nursery bu,ipo,. 70 becomo a ,,sss,l
n bermapept and nm boporablo nrofs,s,or
must falI into the hands ~ .L;IIe, .oooc,ou.
men Who would scorr 30 ALI ,roas NIL 90
sound oors,i,n,ion snd .u.h onI,, :. 49,
hoon ,.Sa.S , y, III "e ., ~" U". - ua.O
OSSu S'~.sSN y" "ai 'ouS" youUS seeuliuSs
:. 'uo Ocia - ns" .ne ss0u"u, 1nu not %
PlOees y lOO's' lnui'et.mila'ely CHOSEN Du'
men are 80 greeuy o' gam ana IN tnls new
country wnere apple seeos were 50 scarce
, 1858-10-08
worship OF Beautiful ch,ldrsn.


," s
"V'1 /" .eusUus IVY r
They've least the taint Of earthly elOd-
They're freshest from the hand Of God' IVA D.
With heavenly looks they make US sure ....4
The heaven that made them must DC pure
We love them not m earthly fashion,
But WIN . oeaene passion
Iehaneed to, yesterday behold
maiden child Of beautys mould;
The little ehamer' 70 my vieW'
Was sculpture brought to liie anew;
, 1858-10-08


1t is asserted in an English publication Of
great merit that large plantation Of trees
has been formed in that country within a few
Jears past without the loss of single tree
and tlis, says the writer, has been effected
by putting a small quantity Of lime in the
hole before inserting the tree. -Four bushels
Of lime are said to be sufficient for an acre.
The lime should be thoroughly mixed with
the loan, in order that it may be reached by
the roots, with equal facility, in every direo
tion, as its principal effect is to push forward
the tree during the preCarious stages of it,
growth, and when the new fibres, beginning
to start and ramify from the tap and later
ais, require supply Of readily appropriable
and nutritive matter. throughout their whole
extent. rf,...... 8
, 1858-10-08

! is curse that there are so many little " one
horse" nurseries; not that larger nurseries
are free of the "great evil, !" but are more apt
to be carried on by men of energy and intel.
ligence, whose honor is at stake and who are
bound to grow good trees or pay damages.
Too many people have gone into the business
and learned at other peoples expense. This
"great evil" is nearly oyer,-the sun has
risenl The clouds of night which have so
long darkened our horizon are being dispell.
ed-the light comes in-intelligence sweeps
over our land and the mal.elfects, now so
prevalent--so early discovered-can thus
early be remedied-prevented
From the wild and sour crab, all our
choice apples have originated. Seeding
fruit has been brought up to perfection by
tho untiring energy of man. Many of our
apples are SO perfect that to try to make
them more perfect would be folly. They
are as perfect as the elements-wood.pruning
and fruit.pruning-ca produce, as the New
town, Esopus Spitzenburg, etc.
Good land, good manures. good care and
cultivation, with q good climate, are all ne
cessa,y to grow good seeding fruit. And,
when we have obtained good seeding
fruit, we can only preserve it by grating
or budding. Then, when good, very good,
or best kinds, have been secured and propa-
gated by grating or budding, it ceases to be a
seeding fruit, as it does not grow on its own
stock, but is grated or budded on another;
hence, we say improved fruit.
Oregon presents fine field for experiment.
ing in growing Seeding fruit. Fruit origin,
ated here in our soil, climate, culture, &C.,
would flourish better than foreign improved
fruit, unquestionably. A change often i'm
proves, often deteriorates. Generally, a tree,
the fruit, vigor, SC, Of any one kind known,
grows best in climate and soil similar to
tho one where it originated. Experience has
proved this. There are several seedlings
grown here worthy Of propagation; but ]
am inclined to think that for the present we
had better confne ourselves to already i'm
proved fruit, and let "well enough alone"
When We have very good, or the best of
an apple, why more IL an apple suits your
soil, your climate, ,-sells well, eats well,
keeps wei, and has high, rich and splendid
flavor, what more do you want? Neverthe
less, in great fruit-growing country like
, 1858-10-08


"She will be placed with one upon whom
can rely; that chaEgeis is not with you; and when
you are called upon to account for her fortune,
you will, l know bs ready. What say you,
Master DoddsT Ephraim paused q moment to
consider, but the reflection was apparently q
satisfactory one, for turning to the stranger, he
said, 1 am content; there is my hand upon the
bargain" HF
The following morning found Master Ephraim
Dodds one Of the richest merchants In New York.
faSS we over no" a space OIL some seventeen
years, ana sui nnssrlns IN 'ne ne'snoCrnOOu ol
new iOr1' cast our eyes upon one Oh tne neasest
co'AeSs 'he '"rnues' nOuse""e eou'u oesnei
oO'n before anu Oenlnu was garaen' us'eluuy
arranged WIN sucn uces ana plah.s as tne sea-
0lee1eS wOuiu permit " srOW' anu "''n'n ne
'A'''ceS no"ers' whose uelea'e NATURES required
more PrO'e''l0ni ai0ns slae on 'ne Oeacn was
ui~"n up iAise oolt anu 1O"aEu 'ne sea was
rualy eon'ri,eo sr'Or, WIN most Prlmlp'e
O0Nuls sea, anu 'Aois' Ane owner Oi .ne SO'Iage
was An hnsiisnm.n' from near Nowcasue'wno nao
passed nearly all MS ME at sea. owen Block was
uue Speei.sn - 'ne i'uSliSu sAi'O,' niS "i'e was
49, eeNS'e "o"''' Nv ~"' seeus. i~'l,er supe-
rior to her husband. The attraction, however,
was their daughter, the pretty Marian Great
pains had been bestowed BY Block upon her cd
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