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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-08


At the period Of my inauguration was
confronted IL Kansas by a revolutionary Gov
eminent, existing under what was called the
Topeka Constitution. The avowed object
was to subdue the Territorial Government BY
force, and to inaugurate what was called the
Topeka Government in its stead. To accom-
pIish this object, IN extensive military organ
ixation WAS formed and its command entrust-
cd to the most violent revolutionary leaders.
Under these circumstances it became my i'm
perativc duty to exert the whole Constitutions
al power of the Executive, to prevent the
flames Of civil war from raging in Kansas,
which the excited state Of the public mind,
both North and South, might have extended
into the neighboring States. The hostile
parties in Kansas had been inilamed against
each other by emissaries both from the North
end South, to . degree Of malignitJ without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
vv,o let or LIAsE-The Furnished HOUSE,

NJ 20 IVES, ath T. between 9Th AMI sh.sys the hon,s
. three or and bassmsnt with high soop and quo
routsin. seven bedrooms two psrlo oonrya,ory V a..
sons stor, with wa,-coss. soinins sy.hsy o. Pas
and eIosrs sLd hot snd cold water throughout tos
t se quality rosewood and bro'atee having beso IT,.
order for the pre'eut owner who occupe. ,ne order
House 4. crv IN every respect and In ehcesh
desirable .dence for private family For ilas
particulars iiquio on the premises b't"eeh the hou'"
m. and m. .,,, ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
fonses an6 farms Uanteo.

WANIED-PARTo of a HOUSE in Brooklyn,
near car route Rent mutt not exceed $50 per month
Second story and basement preferred Adde'S with full
psniculaIs VIM. B., Box No DO Tribune Oii,e.
NANTED-AW ELL-FURNISHED HOUSE,
w in good location lady Of the highest responsibility
and references who designs taking with her patty conng OF
four persons boareis. Address NJ Co. PeIeys Bookstore
No. 20 4th.ay near tthst
NTANTED.-A small HOUSE or APART
w MENTS consisting Of about five or six rooms, in
ectabe Rood west BroadWAy and between Canal
bnd 18th SITS; about 800 Address SHEPPARD Box No
lL7 1Iibnnr Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
Goal, &r.

COAL.-Pure Red Ash Peach Orchard), Broad
Mountain and genuine Lehgh at lowest market phoe from
and Camel Goals HENRY REEVE,
Cor. Canal aud Centre aid JAMS aud Wetsts,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

A MEXICAN and FOREIGN MERCHANTS
~ Who search Of Chinese and Jspsnese Silks SAtus
Ciates Pouge-s fBesppe Dress Goods pineapple HAudker
ch.its Nsulrens Madras Handkerchief Shsw and Sear
Chns Tea Ls guered and nd Boxes CupdoTe Vases
Garden Seat &c BcgHoOd snd Sandwood Bracelets Rich
Feather fsns China and Frarce American Indian Fans
snd Fancy Articles and BssdWoIk japanese Curosies and
toanv bcT articles witch and not to be
cured any other estsb hment In ths country can purchase
then TO tbeii advantage, lesale and retail at
BOIETAlr h Co.'S ldia Store no go Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
Dantin9 Ata6fmies.
A D0DW0RTHs DANCING ACADEMIC
No scs Broadway New.York,
urp,,,no W Montague place Brooklyn
'T TN ~. - and SATURDAYS In New-Yolk-

NO ~ Montague place BROOKLYN.
"Hg Tsl,sDYY and SATURDAYS In New You'd.
..ioEsDAfs and FRIDAYS In Brooklyn.
az M for children at o. pn for r-n,lsm.u
IN sasinon TO me Court Qusdle Prince Iapsr1.s Eys
gesn Umpire and other social dances. Mnust onrdhs Lana
arc ons educational dances already nyodaced ly NJ DOB
WORTH variety Of dsnoes WI s S,s va
during The seasoneuiong which B.
just received from Paris and hs Qnadra srtenns s.p.c
adapted 20 the development Of graceful oysneut n
Circular o. terms NC, may be bad =. sithsr ADsdsmy
A CADEMY of DANCING and CALISfhK1
IA ICS.-hr and Mrs TRHNOR reopen thesr e.lI
rooms, No IS West 34h st. on WEDNESDAY inc ~
81 South 9Th e. Brooklyn, d., is now open Mr. vf -
residence 10 private schools at either Of the Acsasiss CO
for circulsrs
Il FERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY No.
FERRERO and EDMUND FERRERO respectfully snnoanss
that the above Academy will for instruction hs
OCTOBER Al the Dances in vogue and several ovess
will be taught during the season. .
WEDNESDAYS end SATURDAYS for Misses and hass-,
at - p "a, commencing OCT0BER6
tend Day School; commencing OCTOBER Is, st2 m
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS for hissss and aastsr, d
p. commencing OCTOBER 10.
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, for Gentlemen At .. N |,
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, for Ladies s.4 ?. oomnsas
ing OCTOBER 10. --...-.
PRIVATE soCIABLE every other WEDNESDAY EvEa-
mo All who wish 10 b.coms would obgr By
ing their before the M II Noysmber Private Soies snf
Mstinees will be Owen exclusively or.bs Pupils and Their Paent
Schools and Private Classes attended either a. their redsn-
Private Hour will be assigned the Academy By making
application Classes Ia neghboiins Cities Towns attended
application at the Academy Private Lesens Ladies
Geutsen Pupils enter at ell times Class for Be-
gnners throughout the Season Circulars be nd The
Acadrmy Nj + begs state that he Will Let his 3demy s
Private Sociables during the Season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
Gtatipnerp dn1 fanrp GOODS.

DARD BROTHERS & Co., Manufacturers Of
ID GOLD PENS PEN and PENCIL CASES, 81 Maiden-lsne
NewYork Also, manufacturers Of Berd Wilson's Patent
Angular Nib Gold Pens Gold Pens repaired or exchanged
nAVID WALKER, StatiOner, Printer and
Blank Book Manufacturer No. Park place, under Broad
wsy Tags and Counting Notions in great variety
TOR Marking Clothing, Silks Paper use Clark,
ii Patent Indslible Pencil Neat and indeibe. Merritt
brown IS Beekman st., NY Il. Clark Northampton. hsss
CLOTE d JAMES.
> sTATIONERS, PRINTERS, and BLANK BOOK MANU-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
Boote, Shoes, &r.
printing.

A T WIN. EYERDELL's SONS.-WEDDING
N CARDS Of the latest styles at No l04 Fultonst N Y.
WV. EyHKDsLL, jr, HENRY EvERDELL FRANCIS EyHRDsLL
CHARLES c. SHELLEY,
~ STEAM CARD AND JOB PRINTING,
No. GO Bsrclsy-st N. Y.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (haN price,.-
II Weading At Home end Note Papers &c Business Cads
Biheads Portraits &c. KELLYS No 81 Fulton st., N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

ID ". MACY is NOW OPENING his FALL
h. IMPoRTATIoNs of LADIES' fine French KID
GLOVES all sizes All colpr bes, qua fly, GO cents par
Full stock If fine LACES and EMBROIDERlES.
Full stock Ct elegant RIBBONS and fine French Flowers
Full stock OF Fall HOSIERY All GLOVES.
Full stock OF WHITE GOODS, FLANNELS. &c
Full stock OF LINENS snd LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKER-
CHIEFS -
Full s,oek cf Ladies' UNDER CLOTHING.
Ful stock Of YANKEE NOTIONS
Ladies ~ s,y certain find with full assortment Of
Inc aboyr 90, a. a; N. 10 est prices r. II MACY,
go Nos. 20i and 206 9TH av,
,l.rtra h.l,v A.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

ORANGE, N. Fifty Country Seats, Village
~ Residences. Farms, and yils Sites gTea. variety hne
rent and for sale by II. B. BLACKWELL, SO Wilsm'st n
Y from to ii m ~ Msine-st Orange, from TO p M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
1.-TWO splendid adjoining MANSIONS on Brood

TWO splendid adjoining MANSIONS on Brook.
i lyn Hisht between Fulton and Wall-st Ferries, Nos 81
So SALE to LET together or separate,
privilege purchase terms enc house oOxeo the
bu by days work under inspection Of the o~nef
expressly and fsmilys residence Livery detail OF
ty or ornament carefully attended aud finished
style Both houses four stories high brown stone
fronts stoop and bausbdes material very Handsome
style of architecture modern Italian aye sppearance and
no, surpassed by any Of ms size In Ne Windows
OF The Tor 0r, light plate glass 3x7 feet. offering
every scly the splendid syegsyng panorama CT the Bay
the Ssrrow Staten Island the Jersey hoe TO hs blue
hills and falls of the Passc The principal staircase ePca
of solid blaek walnut very beautifully trimmed lighted by
hRhy orn,mened lantern OF stained glass from which view Of
Long Island the horizon IL commanded The entrances are
lofty the principal halls laid with Italian marble tiles
The repts and spler did Kitchen open
ing with equise Of the cuisine aud dumb
speaking under cellars to secobd stories
Hot and cold baths every story aud wsercloses from
upper chambers Coal vaults snd splendid wine
vas lighted by patent nlunnato The premises can be
seen at oil there ia charge For terms or an
interview address the NJ THOMPSON, No n Woost-r
st who resides shot distance out OF the city 1.-THE sole
Of property being 10 tbe mse requests sufficient
receive and punclay attend TO and any applicant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

E'ARM for SALE.-The subscribers offer for
IL SALE the FARM situate in the town Of Stqyvesan Co
uma County containing 39 ecrss owned by Lucas j. Van
Allen his decease be conveniently divided into two
6au.s Amply 10 DAVID VAN SCHAACK, Kinde shook (;
John VAN ALEN AARON VAN ALIEN, on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
TALUABLE FARM and COUNTRY SEAT, 81

VALUABLE FARM ana COJNlh DEAL, 81
lies from EewYork New Brunswick N j. for half
century Owned and occupied by the late Hon Ferdinand
ScLenc NJ D. for SALE close his estate, containing about
nproy. aud 30 wood land located ia Smerse
County half mile from the Reformed Dutch Church Post.
Office stores in the village Of Six Mile Run four miles
from rar, sd stations with various trains aud
daily and from Hesiok by either Of which business hours
spent In the city Delaware and Rsrtan Canal two miles
distant Is well wa-rrd under best cultivation good fences
peach orchard Of 600 800 apple trees Of choice varieties
be side other fruit large and commodous mansion house. de-
gted by John Welsh architect and finished IN the best ye
only marble msns heated by furnace together
with ali Of outbuidirgs trees shrubbery &c needf
for the premises aud the hole Ia lood condition Will be sold
favorable Apply TO ADRIAN II. MULLER, No IS
Wsll.st or HOMER MORGAN, No. Pinest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

NVANTED-A business man who will INVEST
w 900 IN sctiye moneymakiog business. Address
T. Il Trihupe Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

TOR SALE.-The four-story Brick STORE and
LOT No 1i6 Pearl Wall offered for sac by the
Executors OF Thos Burning deceived to set the e,te
Inquire of CARR HULL the premises, o. JOSEPH b.
BREWSTER, No. 800 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

TOR SALE-A large selection of FARMS and
COUNTRY SEATS Al'q city property Ia New, York and
CHICkERIN6 CO. Real Estate and General Agency, No. 10
WsJ.t., Eew.York. .'..|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

IGOR SALE-On favorable terms, and in quan,
i tses to suit purchasers 50 sores Of the Bay View Farm
situated on 3dav 5thst Brooklyn Bay Ridge within
20 minutes Of NswYot For maps, &c, inquire Of L.
BERGEN, No. 81 Pine st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

EOR SALE or EXCHANGED Four-StOry,
Brown Stone. reimbursement HOUSE, In 3thst for
taken pait payment Apply to H. NJ SEELY No. liz Broad
way third story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
i OTHERS
LOTs SALE
EIIZABETHPORT, NEW-JERSEY.

This point il the terminus Of the Central Railroad Of New
Jenny which direct connection secured with all the coal
and lion regions Of Pennsylvania and with extensive lumber
districts riding these articles at lower cos. thsn at other
oipt on the .eab Ii Ia. hourly communication by stes
boat snd railroad with New York distant 10 miles provided
with water and gas very healthy location aud offers
riya.d aciles for establishment Of Manufactures and
Mechanical trades The subscriber offers these Lots in qant
dies 20 suit purchasers very favorable terms both to price
and tine payment Mechanics and Manufacturers partlcu
laily are requested examine the gr iund Apply to
j K KELLOGG, Executor, no So Beayer-st N. T. or to
j b COOLEY Agent, Ehzabelhpor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04
Real estate for GaIs.

A COUNTRY SEAT at Poughkeepsie fer SALE
N or EXCHANGE for property 10 this cty-Consn'ns less
than 20 twostory brick building W eet 'front.' car
rage house barn. ice hon. bene hshpond with
al y nv descpton Of fruit adetre~s &C all IN hTato con-
AZ ion or Immediate cupaion. For terms, &C. apply at No.
9ooV rapkin.st York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

GRAYLOCK INSTITUTE.-A Select Famil
VI school for Boys South Wismsto Berkshire Co.. Mas
Tn. 3mb Sem: Annual Session will Nov Z, an
copt ne q weeks Circulars Of A. Bsrnes Burr 81 John
st. w w Rose 81 Cedar it, or ofthe Principal Bepj Ai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE.-An ENGLISH
' and FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
YOUNG LADIES' Nos 3 and West 53th-st., Murray Hill,
two doors from 5thsy NewYork will reopen WEDNES-
DAY, the lth September next. The edhce-panned eI-
prsssy the Sh6 and warmed by hot wser with pure,
Summertime a In the highest and most beautiful part OF the
city Special attention paid to health and physical trimming
for which entire set apart Extraordinary provision
10 made for the comfort and Improvements Of boarding pupils
members OF the Principals family French Is spoken The
abest employed for French Italian German Piano
Forte Harp, and other accomplishments Among his city
friends and patrons the Principal refers TO the Rev Gardiner
Spring d. b. Rev Thomas Do Witt d. D.; Rev Nathan
Bangs, d d. Rev Asa D. smith D; D. Rev; Joel Parker,
ID. d. Rev. Edwin \. Hatfield, ID D. Rev J Hassny;
Rev Joseph p Thompson ID, d., Mr. William Z. Dodge; J.
Marion Sims NJ d. and John Giscom, NJ d. For full In
formation, apply at the nsttu- al
dress Rev ID. G. VAN NORMAN LII d. Princfpal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

EOR SALE-The new, three-story basement,
Il and subcellr brown-stons HOUSE No Is 2d-piics
thoroughly built with all the modern Improvements large
pno he purchase money remain bond and mortesse
desired Apply 70 r. r. KELLOGG No 80 Besvsrst, N Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28
Cinoiunati Narket,

CINCINNATI Mnrkot.
CNoINNErI, Feb. 81.
FL0UR-Small sales at 5,40@5, so for super
6ne. 500 bbls extra super6ne brought 5 60. and
100 do family sold at the same rats.
wHIsKY-Ths market is unchanged and
steady; sales Of 1000 bbls at 2O1<c. including
that from wagon.
eRooERIEs-Eo chssgs in the market
The demand moderate. Bales Of IS hhds ehoies
Sugar at ssSe; 100 bbls MOIAssss q. a0e: and
$50 bags ooifes at I21<@l3e.
WHEAT-Ths market Is frm, With u good
demand at ,SO@lsSS for prime white. and ! .2s
al % for prime rod; sales 1000 bush white Al
l,SOi 600 do spring. in bulk at l,2O. $50 dc
mixed at IS.
CoRH-EAr Corn remains steady, with fAil
demand at 4s@49c in balk; sales 800 bush Ear
in bulk, at Marietta depot, At A1e; $50 shsllod
at Sic,
oATs--salss 300 bush, in sacks, at 49e, 9OC
do from store, At SOC.
RYE-The market is steady. with fair de-
mAnd q. 81. Sales 100 bush at sse; bat this il
below the market.
BARLEY-ThsFs is fair demand. and prizes
are frm at 7O@T0s for prime fall.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28

MAsouE To-NIGHT. = Remember that the
Turner Bal Masque will come of at Beckel's
Hall this evening 1t will differ from any other
masque ever instituted here. In order to
change the ssmeness of the ever>recuring mas
ques, and the dance, Olympic Games will be
introduced, and variety Of interesting per-
formances will be had for the pleasure OF those
who will pstroniEe the entertainment at Beck
els Hall tonight. No one thing will be kept
up until it becomes tiresome. The Turner'S
at their last entertainment lost money; they
are now in hope that they wall make up the loss,
as they will give auditors large equivalent
for their money.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28
NEWS ITEMS.

Mary HOwitt says she has not become swe.
dsnborgian.
The psnltsntisry Of Alabama is said to be
full to Overaowing.
Thaokersy has set up coach and coach.
man, and foOtman.
e. odOm, well known 10 turimeu, was robbed
Of s9,l0s recently in New Orleans.
In oyProsnnd Egypt, hydrophObis has new.
er been known to occur.
Rev. J. p Jones, Of MeKeespOrt, Penn, has
been depossd for immortality. He could nj
leave the girls alone.
Making an Ostenistious display Of too much
trade, is too often the prelude Of disrsputabls
failures.
During the past week nearly ten tuns Of sols
have been sent to New York BY parties in Or,
leans, Mass.
The Potomac River opposite AlexandriE,
Va aud above was frozen across, from shore to
shore, on Sunday night, Of last week.
The people Of Chicago are taking steps t
memoraliEe Congress to establish Branch
Mint at that place.
Mr.. Charles H. French, a printer. formerly
from Ohio, died Of consumption, In Lynehburg,
Va, 90 Saturday.
A man named King was run out of Dinvid>
die County, Va, on Friday, fOt talking improp-
erly to negroes.
The celebrated Madame ROstel. Of New York,
is said to own houses and other property val-
ued OF 100000.
"Jack Roster" race horse, for which
81 500 had been offered, died IN St Mary's
County. Nd, laot week Of lock.jsw.
Mr.. @. P. Lord. of Lowell, Mass, sksted
thirty-hve miles in two and half hours, and
then walked ten miles in two hours.
Nearly all the New York clergywen now
advertise their services for the Sunday. They
were formerly opposed to it but now have an
abiding faith in the press.
The London Atheneum says We hear that
Mrs. Browning has sent over from Florence
volume Of political poems for immediate pubs
lication
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28
New York Market.

NEW HonEs Feb. n.
FLoUR-Sales OF 7.4OO bills at 5.IO05, ,25
for supsr6ns statsi 5.SO@5.50 for extra STATE,
5.l5@5y2 IS for superfDs western; 5ySs@5.s0 for
common 20 medium extra western; 5,s5@6 90
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
closing quiet and dfm.
wHIsKY-Firm, but the advance asked
materially checks the demand; salss $50 bills
at 24c.
WHEAT-sales2 25O0 bush prime white Dana.
dian At SO: $50 do common Milwaukis Club
~ in stOFs. $500 do prime Chicago spring On
private ter@s.
RYE-small sales at 67@6ee.
BARLEY--salss Of $1,000 bush Canadian
at SOC.
ooRN-salea 1900 bush ats0Qsac for con
u'On 10 prime vhi.s and yellow.
oATs-In mOdsrats Esqpsst At4l,k@4s1<s at
fOr WsslsEO and oAnadiAp. and As1E@4se fOl
Stats.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28

OTThe Court Of Common Please will conn
mence on Monday, March 5th. The following
gentlemen hAYe been summoned as Grand Jury
nen:
Asa zuber Butler. F. olippel 9th Ward. VIII
liam Replinger, Mad River, ]. O. Foster. Clay
James s. Bealy I'd Ward, j. A. Mlnnick, 4th
Ward, John Westfall, 9th Ward, Herman Geb.
hart, 4th, E. Gsbhart, Miami, james M. Rey-
nOlds, 5th Ward, Phillip Helrigls, Mad River
Benjamin Baker, Clay, VIM. Ramsey, Var
Buren, James Elliott, Sd Ward, W. D. Futielsi
9th Ward.
PETIT JUaY.-R. Anderson, 9Th Ward, B
Tharp, Wayne. +. O. Fox, Miami, NJ. Muller
lst Ward, James o. Ragan, Harrison. J. R
Coblentz, l4th, Ward, O. Msckly, Jackson, D
McGreager, 9th Ward, W. P. Huffman, I'd Ward
d Krider, Clay.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28
A Printer tq)

The telegraph informs us that Printer has
been elected to the House Of Representatives at
Washington. Thomas H. Ford-he who pro-
missed 10 sweat barrel full, is the lucky man.
Why they call him priRser we don't know
He dOpf know any thing about printing. He
don't know a"chAcs" from "mouk !" a--well,
"thsre is mouse talking" oOngresS passed a
special act, making Tom a printer, and that's
the way 1t came about He aint got type, and
wouldn't know one from thrippenuy nail
The Commercial calls the swindle "mOral
triumph" and says'--
Thomas H. Ford, late Lieut. Gov Of this
State, was yesterday elected Printer Of the
House Of Representatives. He is a resident OF
Mansfield, Ohio, a Lawyer by profession and q
politician In practice. He has about as much
printing material in Washington as James B.
Stehdman had, and is Of course the figure head
Of a combination.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28

TnE FAIR.-Considered in any light it can
be viewed, the Military Fair now nightly held
at Huston Hall, is the greatest artistic aud at-
tractive arrangement ever before projected here
1t has been complete success; and when we
consider UhO are at the head Of the institu.
tion it is not 10 be wondered at. New features
will be nightly added. and the attractions will
continue to be gathering until the close. We
have heard persons who 60 there eUery evening
say that the Fair is getting to be necessity to
them. This evening we expect to see the Hall
filed, as usual.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-28
BE SITS
Fruit Tree InvigOrator!

WE THE UNDERSIGNED, FARMERS
w having used Bests Fruit Tree Invigorator on
our Fruit Trees de certify that it will do all that 1t
o e % 9se
in the root, and cause the worms and insects to
s eaS.Da sHs aTer amount 81 hesbv and n
vigorating sap to flow to the branches, producing
vigorous bud that frost win not affect it, unless
II is an extremely hard enc.
We have used IL on old trees that were very much
deeAyed, and they are now full OF life and In good
bearing order. II has the same effect en- Peach,
Pear, Plum and Apple Trees, Grape Vines, and all
kinds OF Shrubbery.
:; nsH' amnnd aownShIp, ST. sss
Township, Warren County, Adam Hawker, Beaver
Creek TSwnshiP Green County r Sn.R Martin HsfRs
Nipple, Miami County, Hiram Robb, Butler County.
TO THE PUBLIC.
purchased of Benjamin Best last Spring, the
right 10 the Fruit Tree InYigorator on my farm,
the railroad crossing. on the Xenia pike, ave
with worms, the leaves half eaten and of yellow
color. believed they would all die, but used the
vigor and bore large crop of apples In the Fall,
more than they had yielded for five years previous
can therefore confidently recommend Best's Fruit
February iS' 1850. ADAM HAwKER.
All farmers and nurserymen should be in posses
sion OF the Recipe for making this invaluable prepA-
ration, as in setting out young trees, II they are
bAthed at the roots at the time OF setting and for
nNe OF tlN uhlb hitcIWdiuhg not one IN tuOuh-
and will die. II will also advance the growth and
they will bear fruit one year sooner In consequence
Iwin have q supply OF the preparation on hand
at my residence, IO1 Jefferson street for those who
would like use II decAyed shrubbery, ,6e. Flow
ers In pots should be bAthed with II once twice
during the summer to make then healthy. Recipes
can be procured from me IN Dayton, or at Dranden-
burg Co.'s store, 800 Third street The ingredients
contained IA this Recipe art not expensive, 81 80
being sufficient TO proeuae enough for two hundred
trees. Use It In the Spring aA the froat Il
out Of the ground and the trees are beginning to
bud. Instructions for using given with the Recipe
BENJAMIN BEST,
No lOT Jefferson street, bet 9th and 9th,
feb23-itd&w1m DAYTON, OHIO.