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tute families Of deceased Ministers, reported
that the Committee had received during the
year the sum OF $172.l4 and had expended tue
same on four families. The report was received
anu referred to special Committee to audit,
Pearson.
On motion Of Rev. L. TAYLOR the Ministers Of
certain Churches in this City, together with all
visiting Ministers now present, we're invited to
take seats with the Association as honorary
members,
r. The Moderator appointed Prot: s. G. Bartlett,
". Carter, s. B. French, D. C. Hard, - Pet
tengill, Committee on Illinois Institute.
4 communication from Prot. c. E. Hoyey, in
yiting the members Of the Association to yisit
the Normal University Wns received and read,
and on motion, the Invitation Was accepted, and
Monday morning selected as the time for visit
ing the Institution,
Rev. ". ". Patton, Chairman Of the Knox
College Committee. introduced roluminous re.
port in regard to that Institution, giripe full
detalf, Of the difficulties existing between the
Congregational and Presbyterian Associations,
arising from their connection Herewith. Dur.
ing the reading Of the report the Association
took recess TIL o'clock P.M.
-iffernoos Sexeion.-The Association uact at Q
o'clock r. H., pursuant to adjournment
The place for Eol1ing the next annual meeting
was taken up. limitations were extended from
the churches Of Aurora and Geneseo. A vote
W03 taken, ana AURORA selected.
The reading Of the report of the Committee
on Knox College Was resumed and concluded,
aud the report was unanimously accepted.
Rev. Nj. Holyoke offered two resolutions in
refesance to The report, which were amended,
alter considerable discussion, and reduced to
the following resolution, to nit;
Rso'rtd, That We adopt the report Of the
committee unknox College, and authorize the
same committee to puhlish and distribute said
repnrt in such way as they think e1pedieut,-
Also to secure, if practicable, an adjustment of
the affairs of Knox College on terms which
hall be satisfactory to tbs two denominations
principally concerned; and of their doings, re-
port to t1is body at its next annual meeting,
The resolution Was divided, md each division
voted on af1irmatlvely, and finally as whole,
adopted without dissenting yoice.
The Association took recess till half-past
snrcn.
.Es<aiag !Ssssion- evening exercises were
commenced with the regular devotional service
OF the church, and followed By an eloquent lee
turc on India as the field Of Missionary labor, by
the ReT. Ar. Little. Afeer which, Rev. -
made sosne appropriate remarks in reg gaiA to
The Association adjourned until elgtt o'clock,
/. H., Saturday.
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STORM OF TCRNIPS.

A correspondent of the Irish Farmers
Gdzette, writes as follows:-
Having had occasion to raise q guam,
ti'y Of Swedes early in November, for the
purpose OF sowing wheat, formed a small
pit. tspering at the top, and thatched j,
securely with quantity of barley straw,
enough TO exclude all effects of rain, wind
or frost. The remainder, abou. so tons,
] formed in one large pit, about SIX feet
VIDE at the base, four feet high, and three
feet vide At top; this remained exposed
tor few days, when it received "a light
coat OF turaip leaves, which soon became
decomposed, leaving the roots in many
places quite exposed. Now for the result.
In the pit, which was securely matched. at
least one-hAlf of the roots have decayed
and in that which was exposed to wind
and rain, they are quite sound. In the
latter case acted under the direction of a
large farmer in this neighborhood, who
raises all his turnips in November, and
never covers them save with few of their
own leaves. putting them invariably in an
exposed position. NJ reason for ton ching
on this subjec, is, that in all agricultural
works we are advised to choose dry and
sheltered locality for turnips, taking care
to have them securely tha,ehed.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10
THE CONCORD GRAPE.

This grape is attracting a good deal OF
attention. The editor of the Germantown
Telegraph gives the results Of his expert
suce with it as follows:
~. /, is perfectly hardy, ripening its
wood to the very tip.
2. j, is n rapid grower. 3 1t is easy
propagating from cuttings. 4. 1t Is an
early bearer. 5. 1t is a regular and pro-
Deceive bearer. 4. The fruit will remain
oil the vines, without injury, except from
bees. TO the lst of November. 7. Neither
punches or berries drop of. s. The Der.
ries are large size, and the lunches com
pact and shouldered, some weighing g
pound and q hall. 8. The quality is pre-
tered BY many even to the Delaware, and
will grow upon your good opinion as you
become accustomed to it."
A Missouri grape grower, George Hue
man, describes it and talks of its quality ::
"Bunch, large and heavy, compac,
shouldered berry larger by one third than
Catawbs, round, black, with slight
bloom ; skin somewhat thick flesh Juicy
pulpy, bnl,ery, swce, and luscious, with sn
agreeable flavor. Not affected in the
least by nildew and rot; very productive
Ripeps two weeks before Catnwba. Not
tried here fo- wine, but said to make
good red wine.
Vine, q strong and robust grower, very
hardy, and will keep its leaves fresh and
green till frost, ripening its shoots well to
the remo.est pointe. yet not 30 rampant
but it can be we'll KEEP. in order in the
vineyard. II is a fine vine to cover or
bors, Ms il has very large, heahhy'leaf,
and will never suffer from frost in winter.
The real value Of the concord can only
be appreciated when We compare its heal.
thy appearance, and its beautiful, perfec,
lunches Of fruit, with the sirkly foliage
and imperfect punches Of the Catawba.-
While We have lost full one half OF our
Catawba crop this season, by rot and mil
dew, the Concord. lost not berry, aud is
. truly glorious sight. Take all its quail.
,ies-its splendid large bu,ch and berry,
its good quality and its early ripening--
and We have . market grape whichis truly
hard to beat.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10
n gr:t.c.uIturaI.
FEEDING STOCK.

No farmer can doubt, we think, tina, the
system Of stock management which obtains
il this country, is a very loose one, if in
deed il merits the title Of System" We
doubt if it is q system, unless it be a ssste-
matte looseness, not to say slovenliuess.-
1t 10 true we urge the Importance Of keep.
ing stock on farm. We believe il es-
ssntial to its continued productveness.-
But no farmer who has net used pencil,
or kept stock account, knows the amount
of bard cash his stock Of cattle swindie him
out Of Talking With farmer the other
day, who has had considerable experience
~ stock grower, We asked him If bis
stock in the spring, and the manure made
during the winter, would be likely to mar
ket at pIice which would cover the value
Of the food given them, the labor and care
bestowed upon, and the interest on their
market value to-day. He doubted if ii
would, but didn't know. We fear there
ere good many farmers who do not know,
much less consider that fact, yet, persist
IN wintsrisg and sommering stock that is
. direct tax upon them. It is a matter to
think about and calculate upon. A hero
Of cattle are no, always profitable as man
ufacturers Of manure simply. Ia very
many instances the cash they would sell
for would purchase, and The labor expend.
ID in taking care Of them would prepare
more than double their value of manure.
This 10 not an extravagant assertion. es.
pecially ia country where manure is 80
little valued rs here.
There are enc or two points to lie con.
sidered in the care of stock. Unless you
ore fancy breeder, and sell at fancy
psicss, it is not profitable to keep any aui
NAL that 10 not constantly improving, or
yielding . revenue in the shape Of milk, or
in the case Of sheep, Wool or in an in
crease Of the flock. 1t is rare good eui
NAL that pays the care cost Of keeping and
interest On market value, either by :drect
product or advance in value. We do nc,
assert that in proportion to the whole nun
Der in the Northwest, they are few. An
animal should improve constantiy-wc
speak OF neat cattle-and where the point
has been reached, beyond which, the i'm,
provement costs more than it comes to, it
10 safe TO sell at once And that poin,
is . nice one to discover. 1t is attracting
the attention Of the best breeders, and
feeders'in this country and elsewhere-
Science is looking after it. How to sup
ply IN animal with such food, and in such
quantities as to insure the largest amount
Of increase, with the smalles, possible loss,
i matter TO be sought out--a problem
to solve.-lrairie Farmer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHllA
4 Beaerolem Institution eSiubiisbsd Jt
Special Endorsement, for Me Relief
otMe Sick and Distressed, If
.ficted rM Tnulem and

ct The Sick and Distressed, af
,fictcd UN IHulem and
Ipidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD AoSoCl ALTON. in view of tn.
i awful destruction of human life caused hy Sex.
ua diseases, and the dccePtious ptactccd upon the
| unfortunate victims of such diseases by Quscks,
several years arc directed their Consulting Surgeon
as u CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name to
open pispensary for the treatment Of this class OF
Diseases IN al, their forms, aud 10 give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter with =
description II their condition. age occupation, hab
its of life &c, aud in of extreme poverty, e
| furnish medicines EREE OF CHARGE. II i need
less to add that the Association commands the hig
est medical skill Of the age, and will furnish tn.
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors OF the Associat ion, in their Annual
Report upon the Treatment of Sexual Diseases ex
press the highest satisfaction with the success hich
has ATTENDED the lafors Of their Surgeons in the eur.
of Spcrma'orrhoa, Seminal Weakness, Gonoglho.a
elect syphilis the vice of Ouauism SeifA huse,
Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder &c aud order 4
continuance OF the same plan for the ensuing year
The Directors, review of the past, ;eel assured
that their labors in this sphere OF benev effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted. especially
to the young, and they have resolve ote them
selves, with renewed zeal, TO this very important
aud much despised cause.
An admirable report on spermatorrh1a, or Semi
mai Weak ness, the vice o. onanism Masturbstion,
or SefAbuse and other diseases Of the Sexual Or.
gans. by the Consaltins Surgeon. will I've sent by
mail in sealed envelope FREE OF CHARGE, on
receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage other reports
and tracts the nature and treatment of Sexual
Diseases, Diet &c. are constantly bei.g published
for cratuitous distribution. aud will be sent the
afflicted. Some of the remedies and method
OF treatment discovered during the last year,
great value.
Address, for Report or treatment. DR.. j. sKILLIN
ii0uG1ifoN, Acting surgeon Howard Association,
No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of tn. Directors.
EZRA y. HEAKTW ELL. President.
GEO. FAlRClliLD, Secretary, vln3l:iy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10

Ata genealogical meeting held at Zanes.
vile, Ohio, during the State Fair, new
seeding grapes we're presented, with the
statement that "all the seeding grapes Of
any value had improved greatly after frs,
showing fruit DR.. Warden expressed
the belief "that Seeding grapes required
a number Of years frniting, and perhaps
several generations Of reproduction BY
cutting, to perfect their civilization"
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

4 IL those wishing 10 have Corn ground can be
~ accommodate at the Sioux City Mill. by bring.
ing 1t in by Monday next. as will positively start
the mill on Tuesday next.
WHEAT WILL. BE GROUND
the week after next without fail
HENRY RoESCH.
Ncvemha 9Th, 1880
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BLACK ToNGuE.-A correspondent O,
the Southern Cultivator gives the following
remedy for the black tongue. "Havo a
swab Of soft cloth made attached to han.
die two fee. long; dip this in spirits Of
turpentine, aud wipe out the mouth of the
animal SO affected two or three times, If
necessary. ard they will be over it in few
days. This know to be fact for tried
it on my cattle last year, and did no: lose
one, when others had been trying salt,
copperas, and other things recommended,
and lost grea. many.
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H0LBROOK & BRO,
LAND AGENTS,
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w ton OF lauds in the \, Laud Districts in
Western Iowa and Nebraska; buy and sell Land
warrants. or locate them on commission: for non.
residents they i'll loan money ut Western rates Of
interest, buy and sell real estate and pay taxes
Collections made and money promptly forwarded
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Lumber and FIGURING Mill.
2,G0O ACRES

W choice Farming Lands situated near the Du.
~ bulue and Pacific Railroad. in Sac county, Iowa
Also 1900 Acres OF good land adysutsgeously
situated ia Woodbury. county, Iows--wil' I've sold
cheap by r (. GEO. WEAKE
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NOTICE
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Vocal and instrumental
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irish Potatoes.
Corn and Mheat.

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RAILROAD COAL.

I-IE finest lot Oi C'tIIn the CITY vi NtSu 70 a.
| rn, r:rNA IA.tD wnich is the Unly piIce Ihdl
.ty ,,s sSolsut per busucl IL IS utFahccN
10 ave neat, less ashes AMI sOol lh'h ~hy o'ei
80, ou,.r,,l for ale. We Will c1utIIue to supply
DUR Trlenas and CuslU.ners ~ our usud! 10" prices
,lur,u,, the coming winter. Fry the -EINA Coi
Aud CONVINCED tdtl II Is tue "l"s' -
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Hay! Hay! Hay!

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Catalogues 1f Books OF AL descriptions seat ire
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A Nd HERDS GRASS sEEp, iast rselysa aae Go
~ s.is .s RAINS BROWN co
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GLOVER, umotny derd Grass, Blue Grass and
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Wheat Fans. Wheat Fans!

aHTEsrs "a rereipt OF lot OF Superior whsAsFaas
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Csr ssseiSsdia packages sf2o aud 10 gAileHs,s >
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GrefcnDers Vegetable Piils.
rI,HE ur.nrenbers SegctibIo Pilis are offered only
as valuable Tor Iuc cure uT diseases lrIs.us from
arrangement the digestive organs lud thc - mp
toms Indicating Their need are, generaiiy,
Coastipation-Heada adache-NervousneSs-
UneasIness after Eating
Biliousness Heartburn n-Acldity-Nausea-
rlatulence-Want of Appetite
Debility -Faintness IN the stomach
and Bowels
DispepSia-Liver Complaint -Boils-
Eruptions less-DIsturbod Sleep
GripIngs-
FeysrishneSs and Low bilious and Remitent
Feyers.
In all Fevers, Eryspit -, aad any dorangement OF
the systsm lrsiE from exposure, proper tuoI,
want of action Ili the digestive organs, tue
these pills .ltn Lud WiI Nrd Ill serious
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given upon the oCodrroacv OF unpleasant mp
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b JoHAd m0fe Ptsds.lIat Iittn dHy oltris.
- Price - CsIts Pur oJN. "a tue receipt OF
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postage, TO auy part Ol neeoLatry.
ALEX MACKENZIE.
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