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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22
IIEsI BY TELEGRAPH. 3

IOADONI July IN.
A letter from Belgrade states that abon
sixty young men, belonging to the frstfam-
lilies OF Servis, have solicited permission TO
form corps to fight in favor OF Italian in
dependence. -s
The gun boats destiped for the bornba-d-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22

Up PIE FARBRs.-O.V.M .y.Y-D
81 and fer sale, 10 dozen Apple Psrers, sorne-
thing different from the old styl
jy2l E-g- GEO. 8. S0NNTAG, II hair So.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22

A-The united salaries of the ninety five
clerks discharged from the-New York Gus
tom House make over 500, 900 q year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22

II THOMPSON have just received direct from
New York, a varied assortment Of Black, BinT,
Red, and Green Printing ILk. Printers' Sarhish,
Gold size and Bronze, TO which they intend Ia d.
vote theiT zttention, and viii sell al almost last
prices, At the Drug store. No. L. Main street.
Evsnsv iIie Tud. - y a.ats - 2 81 ~ p ap25
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22

LEfHa.uS-1OO or THESE
celebrated Hams, together with good ~.
sor,nent ct Othcr msssts--ShoulieIz, Clear Side,
Pr HE'D Pork, Dried Beef. Beef TOnsass, as. JUS
received and foT sale by F
CHAS. McJoHSSlOS,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22

s9- A frugal newly married couple in
San Joaquin, Cal, who desired to combine
economy with fashion, made their wedding
tour to Sacramento with rhubarb 10 sell for
pies, bringing back fish.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22
.sRFs CTED M. W:sR.-.sl

thongh Powder, Lead, and PrOvisions have
advanced since the commencement OF the EuTnIrsn
war, Vet SAM. EMBICu d CO., keep the popular
10" prices on "atch-spring Skirts, Dry GS,-s,
SHOES, &c, and 10 meet tho rushing army ,,f as
9mers' they Keep constantly supplied with thy
hnicasignnd of tine .nusnI.==L aI,r.li. 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-22

Besides other Gifts, comprising large and val
from 81 10 $40.
one Of abe above articles will be given to the qua:
chaser OF each book at the time the book is sold.
Address all orders. letters aud applications for
catalogues. ttv., sc, to j. A. COLBY Co.,
Cjes lyw us Randolph St, Chicago, III.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

We have another southern manifesto.
Il comes in the form Of speech deliver
ed By Jefferson Davis before the Demo.
arati: State Convention IN Jackson, Miss.
last July AS Snutheru politicians are
the reai leaders Of the Democratic partv,
and Jefferson Davis is their foremost
uan, our readers vii! be anxiuua to know
what his vlews are.
FL discusses the four cardinal points OF
the Democracv-tna social virtues 1t
Slavery an existing ut the South the re-
opening Of the African Slave Trade pro
lection to Slave property in the Terrific.
rlcs and the Acquisition Of Cuba. Tn
der the irst head, Mr Davis maintains
that the transfer Of slave from savage to
Christian master in AZ incacuabe bless
lng to the poor creYtnre.
FIe thinks that the laws prohibiting
the slave trade are departure from the
principles Of our government, ana with
out foundation in the Constitution, but
arises "fr0m substituting temporary eE-
neniency for iinmutahle truth ~ S0t!
Ing, he continues, eau " justify the gov
ernment N branding ~ infamous the
source from which the chief part Of our
MDuring purulatinn vas derived. 1t n
this feature OF the law which makes il
offensive TO ns aid stjn Ilasas Is to strive
f1r its rcpe: l. ~ This ~ gnod De NJ c acy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
NO. XII.

ger. and We ogina there was greater Joy
in that ons act than SD, 600 could have
purchased, At the expense Of > guilty
conference.
Mr. Thomas hardly seemed 10 kuow
which tn feel most-relief on tho recuv-
cry of his money and papers, or gratitude
t0 the ad aud adniratlon OF his honesty.
Taking Johnny by the hand, whose baund-
ing heart he knew noe why,l had nv
this time " spas he'd tears IN his eyas.
the gentleman taak him to a clothing
store and dressed him out, from top to
toe. in bran aew suit. Then, proceeding
To leweriv -tore, he purchased rood
silver watch, upon which he directed tn
be engraved the words, "Rubert Thomas
to Little Johnny Moore St Louis,
Sant. Sd. 1850. Honesty is the best
puicy.' Mt even content with thls, tho
generous stranger plucei in a aant bead
purse ive twenty dollar gold pieces, which
ae directed the lad tu give h,~ mothar.
We shall not attempt eo portray tbs
emotions Ut the boy. tf mis- auiverIn4
lips and choked utterance, and the smile
that stT0rc 80 hard TO get through the
great watesy glones that trembc,i in hla
eye fail, til tell what was gong on IN his
heart. now shell We tell it Mssoast !
Repu5i4caa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
Husr.ny the Books.

L antenporafT thus posts up the books
If ttle praseas Democratic All ninistration,
during Ita career of two years aud half:
Buchanan, C.no i Co, began business
on sae hi. 1T march, 1897.
They had N hand in surplus funds,
s25 0u0 0ou
O. The 5dofJlae, Is3-, they had aaly
siT.J00 coo
O. he first Of JaneprY, 1883, thy
had only 500, 900 0o0.,,
o: the ljth af ) .naary, 1861, tn '
borrowed 81 0GU 30U
II August, 1852, $4,000, 600 more
Il January, Is5A, 30 9Go 600 more
And now they vat $1,000, 300 10
commence a debt If $500, 900 600
Assets m hand tn meet these liabilities
5000 lUD. GOO
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

The main object Douglas had ID rev,
in ais recent elaborate essay, vas 10 cen
vince peaple that Te:@;taries puasessed
as nuch sovereign power ~ States tAut
they ierived no authority from Cangrass
to enable them u eglslata upnn any mat.
ter whatever BUT these POSITIONS are
N manifest conflict With the doctrines he
preached IN Congress iast Inter Ia lis
.5d of February speech n the senate he
said
II la nnt hold that sattatoar sovereign
tv IL superior 10 the Constitution. /
hold that ne uea thing us Sors3'eag}' potc
~ utftai.es ~ 1. Territory ,Unatc u FsrrG-
tary nqld that Territory possesses
whatever power Ir derives rom the ton
stitutlon aaaer the argaa.c dc., and 10
more hold that all The pgwar a Terri
torial Legislature possesses Is derived
from the Constitution and Is amend
ments. usa.Ier aie act n Congress and
because hold that aenlad Iaat Taar
that The peapie IT Territory, without
the consent of toagress, could assemble
at Lecompfon aud create an organic laN
for the people { denied the Fatdlty oI
your Lecnmpton Constitution, for the
reason that constitutions can 0a.y bt
made BY sovereign power and 4senaS'
the TerrttorY uas aot sovereign, That I
was aut a constitatlan. AuG petition =
But. sir, [ will not aeenpg tune on Eha
question The A.n4t ~ tta Aaahorffp z
q Ts,rttoria. LegsSt,ttara Is ne afYaa1
act Of Congress aud The Constitution ans
its amendments.
In the axtraca from his apeech, IN
,owar Of Congress to Iegislate for in
. Territories, il as aIstictlv affirmed a
language can make il AMI not only uno
! che subject # sslauary 5nt apon all a'he
questions, Il hold, saYs he, that a
such thing rs sovereign power ittaciia
to rarritarT while Territory, ~
: uis position last sintnr, AZ ictned ahov
= cnnci,ies with the rrunnd held by the II
I nnblicans. The powers that Eerr'tn'
nav exercise, according ta this attn'ssie
0 nj Dnugias, are simply what 1hngr'
d t,..tasf-,.s ta them. e. made this specs
q when the eyes If the Democratic senate
D we're upnn him But turing he adl"dr
!, nent and since lie has taken IL vr1f
fnro.he Hsrpers ana Banners N cnnpe
,e tion With Fverntt and -viranns sonb,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

Jahnhy Moore N he aame of bright
eyed. iollr-t faced 5ad, twelve IL fourteen
yearq 1T aye, whose invalid ana widowed
mother, living n Morgan street, he helps
10 support by he sac OF newspapers and
bv sueh er-ands and smal 0bs rs he nav
chancn ta fail III WIN. Johnny, who ls
cha asra 5f the pleasant and truthful IL
at.ent We lg'a abuut 10 record, 81 egrrana.
sY acat II his attire, th1u.h ags eiut,ias
have not always 4gen the best and may
have shown, II suldry 9utcnes ana
nended rents, the results Of both povertv
and fru1al care. In short, ,,ahnny IN asst
suaa 1 bog an We used - 'tread about
IN ounIa9 -cilaoi books. Yesterday morn
lng, bright and carly, ne vas trua-ng
along Broad vav, between Franklin Az
eaue AMI N ASH, street. when he caaaced
TO stumble against 4 !arra pocket bnok
he picked b I'D ana foantt tt tn contain 4
large nun1er Ut DAM. aaces and paBnrs
While he vas nadICarlng III the suadan
richenss he had unused, aad which he
/ had sid into caDaelnns poeket perhaps
racking h1a youthful mind whether 10
seek for the owner 0r conceal Ais good
fortune, gentleman rushed by him m
m anxious, hurried, nervous manner
which convinced sae boy shat he vas
lca,sinr for soa,etttaag and he cheugat ht
knew what.
Have gou lost anything. !, aakaG
Johnny.
i" Yes, NV pocket ooak. was Eac -an
Jle,nan answer, "hara ruu seen IL '''
The itpie failow ~ezpeGted' he had
IL din know, though. What k!nd o
rkat BOOK Was Il
THIS led 10 an adjournment ta a neigh
boring store, whore The illsacd and u
most breathies Individual ' I'll che frs
, oar" proceed 10 -. tis4t rhe p,eket bon
i WIS arge black cue. containing II -
= IA bank aiila aud sama accounts sir
i 1T dnoracrn Banding underneath iii
a iap, heyslr inscribed . Ronee rhnma
J. Geeia-tnn, X Fhae'icseription ta.lier
Il ind .!7hnnr eras snapped vitsl ci,s
! iu,nes3 ~ he riaceni the traasura, isist
e be found il. Intn rha hands, Mt ti.s .ry.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

has saarsed new theory, or rathar gath
cred ~ and gaIvniuzed Cass' ieiunat
cid Territorial SaSerelgnty huinhug. He
IN funny feiluw ia spends his viuters
in Congress prsaahing certain doctrines,
and exhausts hrs summers in rilling the
public prints. With arguments damolish
ing them He changes his position so
dexternusiy az eu remind one of che as
toaisain. feats performed by Baron
Mnnchasen who on Que oceasiun saved has
lit. By a wonderful exertion Of presence
ut mind 4 huge tiger bounded at h'm
from a p,ngic with epen mouth, ana WIS
Just in the act Of seizing him by the mead
when he ran his arm down his throat,
canght ii by tau tail and jerked it iusId"
out So of Dnuglas When he ttnnd
that his admission IT tha dcle-ated pow-
era of tho Territories, vas Ieupartizinu
his influence with si,e Popular -overeign-
ty faction, he ran his arm thr :, 1T and
Ierked it inside out.-Press d Tri5uar.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

pnpery handed tn the Clerk, BY Mr king
at tila time:
West Point. November 18th, ls4i.
Mn NELSON kIsG--ts.r: Please pay
s. r. Marshall or bearer. two dolars aud
tifty canss, On my accnnnt, and oDiigc.
Teurs truly, WILLIAM srorTs.
Endorsed,
Received Payment.
/. -as s. 7. MARSHALL.
.a December, A. D.. ls46
I, Sat Marshall, hereby relinenish
and ralease Nil NV right. tirie and claim,
or clai,ns, whief, NAV have against Mel
son King, for legal services, done hereto.
fore: and this shall be my recaipt.
s. T. MARSHALL.
4 committees Of investigation was ap-
pointed, before which Mr. King testified.
In speaking Of the efforts to hr,be him,
he SAID: ...
There was a grcat many large prumi-
ses. One aramise was that should al
ways haze money when waited it; that
steritag De,noeruts o,f the ,South, was
another Strong argument thcy held forth,
that at any future peroid IL [ would call
on the !@uuthern Democrats. Ishouf,; haze
monry .aa
This exposure cffectuaily crushed Gran.
Dodge for that session, He aud his
frienda went TO work aud had the eiactiuu
postponed. Next session he had the
wires so laid. aud enough money on hand,
TO secure has election, Money IL still
the great levar Of this man who IL 80
chased up by offices. Were ha aoe pos
sessed Ut plenty of money, he never
woaid have been nominated for Governor
last June. Very soon after Dodge return
ed to this State one Of his organs 1t Bur
lingtan announced that he had promised
the publisher Just what means he waited
20 keep up hla campnign paper! 20 1t
goes. We have M doubt that the Rev.
Henry Clay Dean aud Louis cchade 3
expenses are paid out of Dodge's long
purse, literally bursting with Government
-uid But net only is Dodge ready to
''shel out, but lia snows how t3 persuade
the powers at " ash hington, h1s good Aa-
MI IN issratl0n friends, to lens; needfni aid
and comfort. See che Dannellan -acret
Circular.
We presume Dodge would like to have
us believe the afice If Governor ia now
chasing him up Ii 80. We can assure
him that 10 will never cutci, him ln the
world. while his pursuit If If, SHOWS they
arc running arouatia crce IA chase. The
twa bodies viii never come in centact -
Dadaes chances are now worse than they
we're the dag he WIS nominated.
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4 him il 10 not in the right direction to be
worth fighting for ssa@
! Considerable i'll. ll.feeiing appears to have
nrisen among the peapls ss Victoria In
consequence of ti,ss movement at uen.
Harnay The Victoria Ganettr, having
assumed u position upon the subject
deemed there to be an American view,
in assaulted severely by severn. hngIisss
writers in the CaioDasf.
The Pioneer and Dsmocrat cnmmends
the action of Iien. Harney in taking pos
session Of San Juan Isand- Ir says;
/ The treaty IN based upon the princir
pie that all South of the parallel OF -
degrees vas United Statas terrltnry, and
the deviation made was simply m give
Fancunver Island-anly a very small
portion Of which, was South Of that par
allei,-to that Country which had the line
continued directly across il, would have
owned the greater part il. II, then, the
question were enc of doubt as t8 tho
proper channel. consideration OF the In
tent OF the treaty mast solve that qnas-
ton in fayor Of tho United States. But
II il not question upon which doubt
should De permitted to exist. The Cannl
] de uaro ls the broadest. deepest and
III 81 direct channel from the Straits of
Ftlea nto the Gulf af Georgia. And
this would not be questioned we're 1t not
for the value of che internediate islands.
To England they are valuable, as vel!
fer the land, of which there is much that
is Of superior quality on soma Of the
islands, as also that they are supposed TO
cnmmund the southern entrance to the.
Gulf of Georgia. To ~ they are neg
esaarT sa a military post, being the only
pace suitable for the protection of cur
people from the horties of Northern say
ages, from whom We have aireaiy suffer
ed. aud from whose threatened attacks
manv of our people down the Sound ara
kent Ia continual alarm. san Juan Is
-ust the place for post. The Indians
must pass within striking distance IA
coming TO anu returning from the settle
mgnts,
The falluving is reccivad from II ash
iag.an. under the date of the 9th inst.
treneral Harnev has acquainted LIcut.
Craners Scott with all the circumstances
attending his 0 G. patton en- the Isiand Of
San Juan Il appears thas he had not
been previously spec,iically instructed to
take possession, bat sent troops thither
to protect the twenty tive or thirty Amer
leans residing thereon, who had been in
eiudcd N the taxatlon Iimits by the III
thorities If " ashingtan Territory Our
Boundary Commissioner. Mr.. Campbell,
has no Doubt abnut she island belonging
tn lha Tnitai ~tatees but the British
Coma issioner made issue. and hence the
protest If Cfovernnr Douglas. THIS sun
inet axritas mach interest i'll atfieiaI and
Iintaruatlt, CRIMES
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
Senator DHug.Hs 1T rie South.

The Southern papers, following the
cad Of the Richmond Enquirer, are de.
nouncing Senator Douglas magazine pa.
per with gxtrfortiiaarY vehe,uence. The
Columbia ), c. Gaa'r{jan has the FOL
lowing comment, which may be aiken "a
Il specimen Of the views Ut Journals Vi
the South
"Of course Mr. Dou-lus denies that
the Constitution does guarantees protec-
ton 10 slave property. The issue is
therefore far y made Up between him
and the South, sai on such III ssue the
Democrats al the S0utA must part com,
panv with hin for aver Ne recutn
mend MI those who might have been
induced ID take him As the best W. could
get, tG perusa this essay, as We Dh!ler q
il will ,agae them TO rapudata him even
should he BIZ ths nominee Of the Charles,
ten Convention
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

That this lake should he salt IS no
anomaiy All large bodies of water into
which streams discharge themselves,
while they have severaily nu outlet, ars
salt. # one SUCH IL fresh. that IN an
anomaly inieed Lake E C.ih probably
raceivcs as much saline matter IS salt
Lake but she discharges it through tha
Jordan and remains herself fresh; while
Salt Lake, having no issue save By esap-
orasapn, is probably the saltrst body Of
water on earth The ocean il comoar-
lively fcsh :; even the Mcdsterrra an 1t
L.euharn il not half 20 salt. am told
that three barrels Ut this Waber yielded .
barrcl Of salt tEat seems rather strong.
vat its intense ialtness, ho one who has
not had it IN his eyes. hls mouth, his nos
trils, can realize You can no more sink
in it than IN clay bank, but very lit
tie Of it ia You' lungs would .utice Ii.
strangie vou. You make YOUR way in
from not, rocky bench, owe. the chaos
Of volcanic 3asa,t that IL trying tn the
feet but at The deptl, 1T Pari or mora
you have fine sand botta.n, and hera
the bathing is delightful
The water ~ light green color for
ten or twenty rods then ''tssepiy, dark
", beautifully blue - NJ ish can Iva
in it no frog abldes IN it J. few birds ara
even seen dipping into it, The rugged
mountains IN and about it-just such
scarped ~! scanned aud gnlIIed precipicss
as T have been describing ever since
reached Denver have little tir and cot-
t0nvuud II quaising asp in their deeper
rar'nes n huil1 their taller c!5rfa. buG
look bare and iesoiata To che casual ot =
server aud these cut The Lake into sec.
tiuns and hide most af it from view -
/ Pruhably, less than third Of il il visible
from any single point Ho,ace G'~riry,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

/ MYSTERY oF THE PAST An IN
nenae catacBnb cun De seen near 10th
veil, IN the interior of Eng Rand, near th.
L rect route from Liverpool to London.
e IL all immense vault built ot masonry,
unuer church which dates back appar-
entity for rs tirst ereetiua to about thu
year L33. anu contains the skGietuns Of
80, 100 men, prnbanl warriors IT great
size. piled I'D IN rpgaiar nrdcr 50 thut
skulls and urge bones only appear on
the outside Of the piles. The skulls
snow marks or spear and hassnet, but 40
gnn shot wounds. aud the owners prnna~
BIZ FELL IN nnrti cunriict anterior To the
invention uf uunpawaer The vault war
i discovered by a1cideur ltiu years ago,
AMI has 40 connection with Iae church,
A. far AZ IL known; Ia fact. th mystery
IN that there IL HI hIatJrca. evidence ar
rraiitionurv legend which throws the
the least light apon the 0psenrlty OF II,
notogist, ant!auary, nor saEan ot any
stripe has been able 10 decide che pea-
Die even. To whom these bones once 5e-
Iunned Were they nutiue >axnns. Or
Rstnuus. Dunes. Narnans, ar what No.
Dudy has more than aueased \ pliasl-
bic @heorr =, chat 1heY we're paaisa III
raiers slain by the @,zans about the
year Loo; slili th.s il but a probability
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

In disucssing the question Of Slave
property in the Tarritaries. Mr. Davis
says at the ~n0n- intervention, MIR
0ourlas - harp Ut a Thousand strings,
and "nay be CHASED with what preach
er termed the third 1irisian Of his subject,
that Of which he knew nothing. and which
his hearars could lut possibly uader
stand -
Ha asser.s that the South las r'-ht
to the protection If her properly in the
Ter tories denies the power 1T C0ngress
to lbr,dre her Constitutional rights,
or If the rerri5oriaI Legisiatare tn nh
struct the common iay IT the United
States. Here IL j death blow 70 thc
Douyaa doctrine Of .uafr,endly ,cgisla
ton. or in other voris, To his popular
sovereianty
VI Davis thinks that the acquisition
0f Cuba ia necessary az a support 30 -nuth-
arm interests. either N the Union lr 9,,t
af IT,; for towards the close Of his speech
he 4avs In the contingency If the
aec,iun Of 1 President III The platform af
NJ ~cwui's Rochester speech, let The
Eaion Be 1issoieea ~
These are the points af VI. Dav' y I
speech. ttesa the Southern, great wing
Of the Democracy Let them be ponder,
cd carefully -.1adaqs4e F.aaes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24
TEE NIsEG OF SAruRE.
NJ rlIaM . uurLgr.

ny THOMAS uurLgr.
Thara's music ia the r,iru.ei,
And music in the ffond:
And mi,sir in the waterfall
That eGiiues from the vaod.
There's music In The sunny grove,
Aud music IN the rain:
@uics paiftr'nr an the forest baughs,
AMI all il targhr again.
Ehefn , music IN the upland slope.
And mIlsir dpwn tiie ini Il:
The tuwinz irrsts. siic aIestlng fold;
tts pretty tlnkiilg bell.
Ihafe' y music in the joy " birds,
And IN the tlsm NJ has;
And music III the way.n1 corn,
Danced uyer BY tie Araeze.
There's music in tire ncean atrcnm.
When fuamg biiiaws roar:
And n5ra,. wien ri p ii p acestiliy,
IL seems tsstrip the shore.
Ihrre' : muaicil the Silly ava s.-. -
And, in ti,sss@',ssl OF u. gli.
Ani music in tiie rising noon.
ANA when the moon in br, alit.
There's nu-ie in the voics OF 1--we.
and ipgs that others siiares
Ana III she VOICE af glHi.ude.
ana III tie raice Of prayer.
ra me OH & ad. thy grace LnRart.
10 pr'ze y hat Thou hast Z ven,
Teaeh ne 70 snnder what taon art.
i eaItg aasn and eSer--
Tho music ut a gr.tt taitli heart
IL nusir heard IN 4eaYua.
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How WgEps ARE Pa0puGgo PRO

How WgEDs ARE PRODUCERS, PRO
ffsSar 3lcknan, Of hnGiaad, has rccaa-
til made Ienc aaref..s DnFesilg4tlsn IL Al
the amount 4r Weeds contained al .e.Js
sold AZ CLEAN aud W. viii state few ut
Gta rasItt4 1btai laa. AZ rtl"y eannor faIl,
We I'll snk. 10 interest our raaders: The
Professor fsund e. III 4 pint 1s euyer
4ead 900 weed seeds ii L pint of
grass seed, 1850; IN broad clover,
81 49, AMI - is ninEs 1f Dutch culver,
sevegalv, IS, $50 anu - taU weed seetfs.
@aDsosing these samples to De savn~
here were seeas aaough ba stock bn. laad
For many raars- fae GARNER 1tten g1es
tu the :aeapast market, anu -"ta yeetts
for snr1, aut 80 pays la Fur what he
considers a cheap bar..un. Ii this b.
true ia ren5ian ta English farming, now
naeh more must De III Aner'ca, vaere
it is well known much less palns Are sakcn
in preparing grain for market. is well ~
N the selection at the seed and the ren-
era cultivation Of 5ha sail. In nurc:la-
sin- seed gam, turnip seed. grasses etc.
farmers atten display Il want 3f Judge,
nent and ordinary prudence by setentla.
atieas ayt ces 4s ire cheap. ~, rather l0var
priced, fnr that 's not really ohosp hat ia
nue genuine: and We can :anceivs IL
greater pest III III agricultural Ael-h per.
hood bllan a 80 cheap seed store, N 1ne
but t8n common accsptat ION nj Elc ber1As
The farInditF 81 sotAa yeeus 10 grai.
astonishing. Eutassar Rnekman aa
counted over 5000 seeds IN nagf
plant 1T black must g.ft. aai IN 4 snnasMer
Of chaI luei,. t.090 seeds. The can.no,
stiaSiag ia nom Il, produues ri titAal; an
, and the see.l 9f 4 single piaat At gA. ,au
G NJ n ick produces 10 lr"' .n.H
J -Sarl .Neu Forass -"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-24

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