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rFrom the American Agrloultmlst for October


We actually know man who had nearly
bargained for farm some ten years emce, but
the fact that he found no asparagus bed IN the
garden was the mako-weight which induced
him to give up the purchase, and buy another
where this, to him, indispensable luxury was
iu vigorous growth. This may be "a rare case
but if two farms were lying side by eide alike
10 all respects except that one had large bed
OF vigorous asparagus growing, aud the other
none, the former would be chosen at once by
any one accustomed to thslvegetablo, 1t il a
real luxury in Spring to be ublo to cut daily
supply of asparagus, when most articles Of food
are of the dry kind. Let us try figures A
large family dish Of fresh home grown aspara
gus is certainly worth IL cents at the very
lowest estimate, This on every other day for
two months, amounts to SO 60 which ia equal
to good interest ON $50. But a capital bod of
asparagus, large enough for any family, will
not cost So preparation, manure, and labor in
cluded, Figures won't lie.
Some Of the books aud newspaper "dirrc-
tiOns" make the preparation of an agparapus
bed laborlOus, tedious, costly affair This is
nonsense, We well know by moro than one trial
y ou can spend as much time and money rs you
like on slch a bed, but the following is ali that
is ordinarily needed Select piece Of lair soil
not too helvy-wheTe it will not ba neces.
h'IJ " ulSIulp ~ ny ploNluB' IL may bd OIL
any shape, long, square, or round for that mat.
tor. The size may vary from one SQUIRE rod
to three or lour-the larger the better if your
neighbors have no home supply An old bed
20 feet square supplies our large household and
some to spare.
Spade the ground this month (Oct 8 inchcs
or more deep, digging IN coating Of four or
six inches OF stable manure. No matter how
many boues, old shoes, rags, etc, find their way
into the bottom Rake the surface and the bed
is ready.
Get from nurseryman, or seed dealer. some
two-year-old roots; they cost 70 cents to 81 per
hundred thercabouts. Plant these about Que
foot apart each way, covering the crovn or head
of each, say four inches below the surface -
Smooth off the bed and it is ready to be drawn
upon for halt century, more or less If made
in Autumn, it will yield very well year from
the Spring following, and grows better as it
grows older
If roots can be obtained, il will save a year
or two in time, but at remote points, any one
may raise the roots from seed sown in Spring
on "a warm dry bed of soil, and transplant the
roots in Autumn Of the next year We thia
year cut large stalks from seed sown three
years ago in drill along the border of an old
bed. They were not transplanted. Fair stalks
were obtained last year
Ia Autum it is well to spread two or ivo
iuches Of manure over the asparagus bod and
spade it iu very early in Spring This protects
the oots, hastens the growth, and enriehes the
plot.
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NFNNVAI.
nR. B. Il. ROBINSON HAS RE-
a. moved his Dental Office to his residence, No i6
Wood four doors North olthe NJ u. Church, whore he
will be happy to all at his former patrons any 9th
who IGay need his services.
t'levgiarh Merrh m 1Qhs-mh91.At
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Terms shII.s CITY saSserrbers
AOImS Five Dollars year TO Mail Subscribers.
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Beiy- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
TIC Way to spoIl aIrls.

II any parent wishes a recipe how to spoil
daughters, it can be easily aud readily given,
aud can be proved by the experience Of hun.
Jreds to be certain and eflicacious.
l. BE always telling her, from earliest child
hood, what beautiful creature she Is. IL is
capital way of Initiating the vanity of little girl,
to be constantly exelsiming GLOW pretty -
Children understand such 1attery, even when
ia the nurses arms and the evil is done tho
character in its earliest formation.
2 Begin, as soon as she can toddlo around
to rig her up. in fashionable clothes aud rich
dresses. Put hoop upon her at once, with all
the artificial adornment of hounces, and feath
ers, and flowers, and curls. Fonlness for dress
will thus become a prominent characteristic
and will usurp the whole attention Of the
young immortal, and be long step toward
spelling her.
3 Let her visit so much that she finds no
happiness at home, and therefore will not be
apt to stay there and learn homo duties II is
capital thing for spoiled daughter TO seek
all her happiness in visiting and change ofplace
and associates. She will thus grow as useless
os modern fashionable parents delight that their
daughters should be-
4. Let her reading consist Of novels Of the
nauseatngly sentimental kind She will bc
spoiled sooner than if she perused history or
science Her heart will be occupied by iicti
tious scenes and feeling; her mind filled with
unrealties, and her aims placed on fashion and
dress and romantic attachment.
g. BE careful that her education gives her
smattering OF all the Accomplishment, without
the slightest knowledge of the things really
useful in life Your laughter won't be spoiled
so long as she has a real desire to be useful in
the world and aims at its accomplishments
If her mind and time arc occupied in modern
| accomplishments, there will be no thought of
the necessity and virtue of being of some real
use to somebody pelvajing her heart, and she
will be soon ready as spoiled daughter.
u As consequence, keep her in profound
lgnorancc OF all the useful arts Of housekeep-
ing, imprcssirg upon her mind that it is vulgar
TO do anything flr yourself or to learn how any
thing is done in the house. A spoiled daug6-
ter should never be taught the mysteries If the
kltchen-such things a lady always leaves to
the servant'. II would be "vulgar" for her to
know how to dress trout or shad, to bake, TO
wash, to iron, to sweep, 10 wiring the neck of
live chicken, pluck it and prepare it for breaks
fast, or to do anything that servants are hired
to do. As mistress OF house, il is her duty
to sit on velvet sofa all day in the midst OF
pyramids of silks and flounces, reading the last
flash novel, while her domeAtics ere performing
the labors Of the house
TO complete the ha, piness Of your spoiled
daughter, marry her to a bearded youth with
soft hands, who knows as little how to earn
money as she does TO save it, Her happiness
will be finished for hor lifetime Hartford
COurGnt.
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DENTIST.
nR- w ] CHILD HAS REMOK

II
~ cd his Dental Office TO Room No ~ Holman block
Superior street. East OF Public Square. South OF p q. All
who need the service OF Dentist Will save themselves
much SUFF FIRING as vol as MONEY by giving him a
cal Elac rcy used TO mitigate paiu Tor those who de-
sire IL.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Gold, silver, Porcelain and NuCanlZOd Rubber Base
the best manner Teeth Ia s9.s from $40 to $50 Coli
6lhngs riding to slzs OF the cavity from 90 upward
LmaM
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Buil0frs & ArfbitFftg.

RROOKS s. G. q L. W., BUILD
- ERS. Ast d0nuaCturers Of Doors, Blinds, Sash,
Bsok and all knds Of Soro-Sawng and Gothic wofE
Particular atten paid Fitng-Up Stores. Factory
nyislnn-st ns- Centre Rlnck. Clnyeland ~ nolA-c1,
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Goal Dealers
Cannel Coal.

J. NJ. KELLY, COAL DEALER,
ON THB
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r. Coal Pier,
HAS A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
IL "CANNEL COAL" for sse. Cal and Try It.
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Coal Sc Coke.
Coal, coal, coal,

A Lien JONES, Dealer in COAL,
st r. r. CrOs Ing ny the ton load ut the lowest
c ,sh pii 'es
Several uf the hest quaiti OF Bttumuous Goals. r
CRATES stoves and ta lily use generally Alsu good Back
smith aud Steam c. ais alwuys On hand nud UNDER GouD
COVER. continuance OF The former pHtr o said
yard Is most respectfully solicited. Also would invite all
others wishn- 10 rchuse Coal TO give calf before
pa cIa'ilr iOr intend 10 sell iuh als and
tuosnuAule terms as can be bought IA the ".
Orders lon The Post Onoo ud iressed to either Allen
Jones OF r. o. Z err wilt receive prompt att ieutou
lhe Subscriber also coal constantly hand the
p. X Il. Coal Pier, and is ng from the mines,
10" sale by the on, tr load god Family BLACK
smith and all OF which hg will sell at prices
SUIT the times Orders le at the Post Ones uddress ed to
ALLEN JONES,
will receive prompt atenti n
Office on G p. r. K. Coat Pier sni for the above at
Euclid st II. r. tu ssing Give lard on 10. SeU2S"G2
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MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. II, 1859
pLAlN ANp oRN tMENrM YRN1INe.

~ Plain aud OLuameit o prutiug p every descr rpti o.
d5nr at Printing Estabushmtut the Leader On nice
Scst improved aud must rapid steam fresses, 10 tue
best syle short nutire, aud al reasonable PA
tcunf attention paid % blauk work Every descriptions
Uuding done especially Blank Books, Ledgea, Journals
atos Books. ileceiving B0oE ., GC., &C.
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DEntistrp.


AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
Il read the following lines. II your teoth bad cad
hem with great II you have teeth all lisp
fact that daily exhibited in the Streets tho social
circle and in the pHrr by the hunbest peasant and the
proudest is that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets of teeth for the of the timely aid of good and
skul dentist poor and inferior operation is many
than at all If your teeth good have
them examined by good dentist aud keep them in ORDER
Ii p,or no time should be lost but repaired
tina better escape that which Burns the
neil Of all discusses All irregularities of tho teeth should
De attended to w childhood and youth.
All persons desrOus Of fine dental operations inyit
ed to call where particular attention
tU the preservation Of the natural teeth, whorO the
NuIGANIZEn CORAIITE.
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CLEVELAND TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II, 1859.
lfliarfIInlrcnna.

To the Subso Option book OF q CO. aioaoLtan Art
Association IS nov open iog tho Oh ear and at portion
Of the public
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GUTTA iCHA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth

Is aGtureI, and all varieties Of artificial teeth
at up the hest manner. W. INGEHSO LII,
NJ 2ll Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland, o.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-06-30
WELLS PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.

For Coughs, Colds, Igt'ucrza Ple~iW ASTHMA,
WhoPiag- C5ngh, BroRchttis, and all diseases
q tie Lungs, Throat, and Chest.
YNlllS valuable remedy is prepared with great
l. care and on correct chemical principles
and has gained for itself great reputation -
No injurious effects will he PRODUCED should
the patient he ever so much reduced An
overdose will cause nausea and sometimes
vomiting, but will produce no other unplcas-
ant result.
Patients should avoid taking too large dos
es, as in most cases ii has better effect hy ia
king a dose that will rest well on the stomach
The precise dose for each individual patient.
or the number of times to he taken during the
day, will depend very much upon the temper
ament of the patient. AS general thing, the
patient should commence with small dose
increasing in amount until nausea or dcpres.
sion is produced, then continue in slightly di,
minishcd doses until the desired effect is pro.
duced.
Consumptive patients will find this an ano-
dync eXpectorant of rare medicinal virtues. al.
ways giving rcliefand efiecting cure, if with.
| in the reach of any medicine.
To all who have a cough cold ghtness Of the chest
difficulty of breathing, sc, feel in duty bound rec
6mncnd Wells FGCtOral Syrup OF Wild Cherry, Il he
ing TIA" best preparation Tor those diseases have ever
used or known. know several IN which it ha,
proved cmiaently successful IN curing severe coughs
and other pulmonary diseases, aud in my own h
been entirely successful. /. CURTIg
Bloomington, Doc. 20, 1852.
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VETERINARY SURGEON,

And it is the very perfection of HORSE
AND CATTLE MEDICINE.
r.. NJ. Wells, Proprietor, Chicago, ILL.,,
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Store to Rent.

st. Charles City, Floyd Co, /,
March 10, 1859. %
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Young Americas Library.

4 USEFUL and attractive series of books for the
IA young people, embracing events connected with the
early history OF the country and lives Of
men, written with much care, and in entertaining
manner, and beautifully Illuminated title pages
Containing the life Of Daniel Webster the great Amer
Statesman with numerous anecdotes illustrative OF
his character, and the following illustrations:
Young Daniel in the saw mill Webster fishing al
Rasburgh Webster declining the clerkshp; Webster
expounding the Constitution the Bunker Hill celebration
Webster at Fancuil Hall Mansfield, the residence Of
Webster Webster on his farm.
The Life Of Henry Clay, the MILL boy of the Slaskes
with nine illustrations the Life Of benjamin Frank lin
with nine Illustrations the Life OF General Washington
with nine illustrations the Life Of Marion with nine
Illustrations the Life Of Lafayette, with nine illustrations
the Life Of VIM Penn, with nine illustrations the Life Of
Gen Taylor with nine illustrations the Life Andrew
Bonapartc with nine illustrations the Old Bell Of indie
pcndenoe Philadelphia in 1870, with nine illustrations
the Yankee Party aud other stories the ResRlu
ton, containing in all over one hundred Illustrations.
Each volume IL well written possessing high moral
tone, aud safely be placed in the hands of young
people They contain numerous anecdotes illustrative of
the early history Of our country.
Price per set, handsomely bound in cloth gilt back
aud neatly put up in boxes, S8I5.-Price per volume
cloth gilt, 10 cts.
Copote Irs, agents scho libraries will be supplied
at liberal discount
Copies sent by mail postage free upon the recent of
the price OF the set, or any volume.
LINDSAY n BLACKSTONE, Publishers
%, South 9Th street Phade!pha
Newspapers inserting the above IN full will be entitled
TO volume for each insertion papers to be directed 10
" the Medical Examiner, - Philadelphia.
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Office StatiOnery!

Of all lengths Surveyors Chains so and 100 feet length
no. Any instrument hand when wanted will be order
~ ed from the short notice and furnished at manu-
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WELLS GERMAN
CONDITION POWDERS.

For all kinds Of stock. They purify the
blood, increase the appetite, cleanse the stom-
ach and intcstincs of all impurities. and cure
all diseases caused hy impurity of the blood or
arrangement of the system.
To PUEIC.--I have used Wells German Condition
Powders for all kinds Of stock and truly say they
have more than realized my expectations Among The.
cases have cured ditcmper, hide bound still com
plant, general debility. yellow water and eruptions OF
the skin They are always useful when a change o.
feed l. made from dry green, or green TO dry
have yet to sec the FIRST man Ia disappruve Of them
after using them. Many give all kinds stock nst.
at least once month, and have noticed marked diff
ference between those having and those not il
WV. A. AuISToN.
Elk Grove, May 90, 1854.
Mr. WELLS ~ have httcd for market fifteen horses
this spring, and have used your German Condition Pow
dcrs with entire have used about ten plncrs
and consider it the best Investment ever made Tho
German LEnent Is the most speedy and eiIcCtua rem
edy in use. Yours, sc, p. h. WILSON
For sale by Hildreth & Carver and l.. A. Has
kell, st Charles; A. 2. White, West Union ::
Merrill & Barron McGrcgor: III. Fairbanks.
Prairie du Chen; A. w. Billings, Bradford !:
Shepard Bcckner, Mitchell. Address orders
with Chicago references to +. VI. Wells, Chi
cago, HIS
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Valuable Farm for Sale,

VNHE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale, on favor
l. able terms, an improved Farm of 300
acres, 60 of which are under cultivation-6O
are good timber-and the balance as hand
some and fertile prairie AS can be found in
Iowa. The farm is situated on the Shell Rock
River p miles above Nora Springs and Is
miles west of ST. Charles, directly on the line
OF the McGregor and Missouri River Railroad
1t is well watered-a beautiful and never fail
ing spring brook running across the premise.
and has on it Il good log house, stables &c
Price Sl2 per acre. Time given on a portion
vi the purchase money.
UILDRETH & CARVER.
st. Charles City, Floyd Co, Iowa
March 10, 1889. %
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Hutchins' Headache Pills.

These Pills recommended solely for the headache il
It's various FORMS whether bilious, nervous periodical 81
sick headache For ths affection, Of the mot i-a
grrrablc that flesh is heir to- the public have long de-
sired mCtiuUc that would he mild and al" IN IL opera
ton, and relieve the head without dchiiaug the body
Who doe uut know the many Shb;ciugcs rcs"rtr Il
remedy and yet thousands Of hratiS ache on hut
medicine l. now OH rcd whose OF the distressing mai
ady s. sure and satisfactory.
Irlan u rnill. NOR Ink with fIll hirctiinns.
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AMERICAN FARMERS MAGAZINE:


AhlH'l LII M tAiJINiNb- SItbk-hEpNlNG
TEUTCCIIti%. stTENCE, LITERATURE,
AND GENERAL. INTELLIGENCE
This work l. the result Of dn earnest desire on the
ln.t Of it, Editor. 10 furnish journal of
agriculture, eHd other Braaedcs Of Rural Ecoaomy,
of elevated character national in it, spirit entertain
m, sru live and reliable, at price somewhat lower
than thu wealthy and liberal farmer would demand, and
such TO bring il fairly within the Of all intc
gent family circles.
Its success hitherto confirms our belief that il is what
the farmers Of this country want, aGd encourages US %
renewed uurt- 10 extend its circulation The price is 81
year 10 single subscribers 81 so to clubs Of from four
to nine 81 - 10 club, Of from Ia twenty and Is 10
clubs Of twenty and upwards. Clergymcu, Of all de
nominations, who cultivate pierre Of land are invited To
receive this WOr at the lowest cub price, payment IN all
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subscriptions AT the foregoing rates send 81 current
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No. Beekman Street, NY.
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For. Sale.

THE Northwest quarter of the South East
l. quarter of Section 35, town 81, range IL
west, containing 40 acres. This land is desira-
bly, located on the Little Cedar in thickly
settled neighborhood and is under thorough
cultivation. The terms of sale are such as
will doubtless insure an immediate purchase
For further information inquire of
HlLDRETH g. CARVER,
Or of DAVID CRAWFORD, near the premises
st. Charles City, Oct. IA, 1858.
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HUTCHINS
MEDICINES.
..sss.......
THE CELEBRATED
Golden TinCturc


The Great Medical Discovery ofthe 1911 Century.
I'HlS INVALUABLE COUMpOUNn, which is
i ating much excitement in the medical world and
among OF the most learned in the profession Is
curing thousands of that class Of nvads whose cases the
medical faculty have long sought to reach, butin VAIN
In proof Of It's extraordinary curative properties, We may
be permitted to adduce the following:
WASHINGTON, u. C., Feb. "a, 1852.
DR.. HuchinsDear Sir have been requested " give
my opinion upon the merits Of your Golden Tincture
have used for indigestion loss Of appetite &c. with ma
crai benefit think it good medicine for purifying the
blood, and safe and valuable preventative well as
cure Of disease. Hoping you may be prospered III the
sale Of it, lam, sir, your obcdient servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Rev T. F. Norris late editor Of the Boston Olive Branch
wrote under date of
Bosroy, May Is, 1853.
pr. Hutchns have used your Golden Tincture and
have received more benefit from II than any medicine
have tried. Truly yours, I. L. NORRIS,
Certificate from Prof c. Newton NJ D., President of the
Worcester MedCa! College:
WORCESTER, June, 1883.
nr Hutchns. Sir As you wished my opinion respecting
your Golden Tncture, freely give no that would be
willing "a lend my name or in any way give councnanc"
patent secret nOstrum, but having been made
acquainted with the formula from which your medicine i
composed, may say that consider il essentially one ui
the compounds tor which il is recommended.
Iours truly, CALVIN NEWTON.
The Golden Tnclre is put up in large pint bottles and
LAT I,t,p
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DIR. s. +. COLLINS
.EkE-NDlIE FsErHvTERS

A Q'ICk and uniailing remedy for Jaundce and Liver
Diseases IN their worst forms. Ey.prpsia IIlbitu
tU,uyencss, ii2zness Pains IN the Rack ana Side sick
ness 1T the Stomach, lcaGachn nrrw.iac Loss Of IN
petite. and all similar Complaints ar ing from dcraggr-
ment ot tiir Liver aud lHiaTy nrl'lus
IHcse BhteFs Cleanse o,d Purify he Bi0gd
The timely or thcsc Eitcrs i. also n sure prry-ru
uv" OF the yellow. Billions. Intermittent and RemIltct
Fcycrs. Fever and Aguc Cht!ls and Fever ana All Dis,
eases which have their origin ia any ul,aGa Or uialna
Also
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Town Property for Sale,

YHOWN LOTS for sale in st. Charles, Mitch
Il ell, Usage. Rockford, Mason City, Shell
Rock Falls and other places. on the most IA
vorable terms. by HILDRETH & CARVER.
st. Charles City, March 10, 1859.
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FtNHE Subscribers offer for rent, on favorable
l. terms, their Store in the IntelIjgencer
Building. They will also sell their entire
stock of Books, Stationary, Paper Hangings.
&c, ut cost. HILDRETH s. CARVER
St Charles CITY March 10 1870
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TERMS {:

81 year less to clubs and very liberal premiums TO
club agents, &c New volume begins with July
a good time for subscription TO commence.
ES~ II you wish Ia try the Rural before subscribing
We VIII send the present quarter for % cents half price
Address u. u. T. MOORE.
Rochester, y. Y.
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II VI " I-I'I4 . NILLbNAI I'D
GERMAN IIENEHsENT.

An uncquallcd application where liniment
or ointment is required. 1t cures the worst
OLD sores. wounds. poll-cyil, swencys, snake
bite, SPAWN, rheumatism frozen limbs, burns,
sCalds, collie, &c.