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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-28

ST. Louis, Sept. Is.
To the Republican Committee OF Keokuk,
I0rE. Diessrs. J. ~. Rankin, HIM. =.
AicGauic, !. b H0pell, J. vi. ShellsQ,
and John W. Noble:
SiRs: A few days ago had the honor to
receive your letter OF Sept 81, informing me
that Mass Meeting Of Republicans Of Iowa,
Illinois and Missouri s expected to be held
at Kcokuk, on the 10th day Of October next,
and inviting me, in urgent terms, to be with
YOU on that oecasion, "and address the mul
tltude," which you expect will be very large.
thank you, gentlemen, for this mark OF
your respect but beg YOU to excuse my nom
attendance. The simple truth Is, that cam
not afford to attend. answer you, as Ihave
already answered many others, that am
under necessity to return to my profes-
sional labors, which, for more than year,
have been too much interrupted by the ex
elements of politics. ! was unwittingly
drawn into the discussion of public affairs
without any wish or intention to take an oct.
i've part in tho canvass for the Presidency
10 go far as ! may he thought able to exer-
else any popular influence, lsuppose the work
lie already done. Five letters Of mine, bear.
ing upon the subject, are already in print
AMI before the public. Those letters, as fal
as they 20, express my opinions of men and
measures, in all sincerity. stand by til,
doctrines which they declare, and when the,
fail (if fall they mus) | am willing to fal
with them.
never was willing 10 make the question
OF negro slavery in the Territories (and con
sequertly the government of the Territories
themselves) the dominant question of th
country, overriding and swallowing up ever,
consideration OF popular interest, natioua
policy and constitutional law. But the Dem
ocratic party would have it so. 1t has per
tnaciouslg egitated the slavery question, i,
its most dangerous form, by using oil ,h
means in It's power to acquire tropical coun
tries, with their mixed and ungovernabl
people, Tor the sole purpose u turning theu
into slave States. Ii wantonly repealed th
Missouri Comnromise, @hch Rad sss;.
bond OF peace for the third Of "a century; an
il destroyed tho Compromise Of 1850, unae
which the nation rested in qnietness an
peace. II did all 1t could TO pass the wicke
Leeompton bill, and did actually pass tn
despicabe English bill and, fooled in thos
dishones, measures, IL still keeps Kansas Gu
OF the Union, for the apparent purpose 8
suppressing it's vote 10 the pending presiisn
tial election. 1t Iabors to establish AZ soun
doctrine, in Law and politics, the mons,rou
beresy that the Constitution Of the Unite
States establishes slavery In All our Terrific
nv, aud keeps il there, beyond tue reach
all human poser, rs long AS tho country r,
mains in Territorial condition and larp
portion Of that Territory, including kanst
and Nebraska, has renamed in tnns coad
too, for more than half u century! Ii q
sails, with violence, the freedom Of spec.
and Of the press, and violates the sanetty
the post Office, because IL 10 either console
OF guilt, and therefore afraid TO face t
truth, or ID too timid and weak to meet al
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Iowa state Agricultural society.
SRcRrTARY's OFFICE. D


Muscatine, Sept. 20, go.
EDITOR GATE CRY: have just received .
reply from the Secretary of the Northern
Line Packet Company, informing me that,
owing to low water, &c., they could not re-
duce their rates to accommodate visitors to
the State Fair. But, am happy to say, the
Kate Cassell and Lugerne will carry visitors
at reduction Of shirty-three per cent, and
stock, implements, &C., at half fare.
The nj. K Nj. Railroad has agreed TO carry
passengers at half price and stock for moth
ing. Other roads have not definitely said
what reduction they would make, but would
be governed by custom in such cases.
The indications from all quarters are such
as justify me in believing that the approach
ing Fair will very far surpass any ever held
10 the State, in oil points Of view.
j. III. WALLACE, Sec'y.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

WE would call the attention Of the public to
w the fact, that at Blu b. $ AMBR0TYpE Pho
T0aRAPn and SIERREOsCoPIC GALLERY is
the place TO get
Correct Pictures ~ Every StyIef
Being the Oldest established operator In the city,
the superiority of his pictures, and his efforts 10
please ara well known to all. He Is now putting
up views ct Main street, suitable for mailing, for
the very low price Of 2S and 30 cents each the
largest and best picture Of heokuk ever taken;
also a large view of lit. Madison.
steroscopic views and boxes for sale and on ex-
hibition all are respectfully invited TO call and
examine them.
SaS~ Don't forget the place rs Main street, I'd
door from Third street.
Aug. %, '6o.--d
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MASONIC BOOKS.

THE BOOK OF CHAPTER, or the Montoriai
Instructions in the Degree of Mark. Past
and Most Excellent Master, and the Holy Royal
Arch, by Alb TT Il. Msckey, M. u
Tie True Masonic auide, consisting of eucida-
tons of the fundamental principles of Free Mason
ay, a., by Rebelt Macy.
The Masonic Manual, containing the Rituals OF
Free Masonry, &C., by Robert Macoy.
The Master Workman, a pocket companion fol
the initiated, by Robert Nasoy. For sale by
sep27d Nj. w WESTCOrT.
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nf walkers Men re-
turned.

Nav ORLEANS, Sept. "a.
The schooner J. A. Taylor, from Utiila,
the 18th, bringing twenty eight men, of Gen.
Walkers expedition, has arrived. Walker
and Col. Rudler were imprisoned at Truxillo,
and were to have been shot next day.
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CABUS' HAIR TONIC !
THY ITf TRYITl

ME the undersigned hereby certify that the
w Tonic of Geo. Cahus is worthy of the conf
derce of the community. We having tried the
came, recommend IL to the public for its great
celience. 1t turns grey hair to its original color
Ii removes the dandruf and scarf, and keeps the
nais1 u, .st "a. AZ sois- CsAs. SHIFTS.
r. ID. pARaeLEB. j. w. OrLgy.
VIZ. Funk. Keosauaua. b. ARAGoSi.
Having witnessed che effect Of this Tonic, con-
cur ia recommending Ii TO the public
j. A. GRAHAM.
Sold by the following Druggis'ss A. ]. Wilkin-
son, j. II. Hooper, j. I. Wilkinson Bartlett, Kaye
Il Co., 8. b. Vowel, and VIM. strblon.
Aug. 2S-ddM
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NEW HOOK ron GnILnRkN.

GWISS Family Robinson; BOYS Treasury OF
> Stories, illustrated, Girls own Book Little
Songs for Little People; Robinson Crasod Dick
ems Dittle Folks; Luch Books. BY Abbott
For sale by Nj. w WESTCOTT,
srn27I Main. ID door from Enurth-st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


HAVING concluded TO quit business, / hereby
l i advertise that the hrm Of NJ 'Crca a Co is dis
continued, and hereby withdraw all agencies OF
other powers Of attorney which may have been
given TO others 10 do business for me and here.
by give notice thst bat myself is authorized
10 use either the name of N. M'lrea. or M'CreA J.
Co In settling up the business. N. M'CREA.
knnknk Srnt q IhEl-knn2Sdaf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-28

No NEws.-Fer some reason probably
owing to the storm-the Quincy Herald
which generally brings us our latest news
failed to arrive last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-28

GEO. w. McCRARY will address the peo-
pie as follows:
Dsnmark, Sept. q, p. m.
Green Bay Tp., Saturday sept. 29th, Up. N.
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SLAUGHTER Coal,

TIVE undersigned Ia In receipt Of the entre yield
L Of Slaughter Coal, and will be able 10 furnish
the same mt the lowest rates.
Leave orders with Messrs. Cady, Jones Il Peck,
and Burns kentgen, selling agents on the Lsvee.
septfTd LII. u. kMMyAS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-28

u. II. MUGS VIII huuFtss the peopie on
the political issues involved in the present
canvas, as follows:
Keokuk, Monday evening, October ].
Montrose, Tuesday :,
1T. Madison, Wednesday +" J.
West Point, Thursday ~ /" 4.
Woods School House, Jefferson TIP, Friday, De-
toher 8 at7p al.
Franklin, Saturday, Oct. 9th, p, m.
New Boston, Monday, Oct, &, 7p.m,
Home Glen School House, Domone Tp., Tuesday
Oct Y, =. III.
wright's School House, Jefferson Tp., October
18th, 7 o.
Todd's School House, Washington Tp., October
10Th. NJ y. m.
Denmark, Oct. II. at7p Up.
&orris School House, Pleasant Ridge Tp., Oct.
18th p.
Pilot Grove, October 10, 7 p. IN
Primrose, 4" 20, +"
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VIM. r. THOMPSON and w. r. TURNER
will address the people
AT Aliens School house Dcs Moines Tp., Mondsy,
Get, LIST, at 7 CLOCK, p.
AT Primrose, Tuesday, Oct. 2, at O'Clock p. m.
At summitylle Thursday, Oct. 4th, att o'clk p. m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-28

FRANK SEMpLE will address the people
at the following times and places:
Clay Grove, Oct. lst at p. m.
Centre School House, Cedar Up. Oct 2, Pm.
Newton's School House, Pleasant Ridge Up, 0c-
toher g. p. III.
BRUSH College, Washirgtnr Tp., Oct. A. z p. m.
Wright's school House, Jefferson Up, Oct. 5th,
at p. IN.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Ga = 4
RAILROAD.

GREAT NATIONAL REUTER-
FIyERMINATES at Washington and Baltimore on
/ the East, and Wheeling, Plainwood and Park
crsburgh on the West, at which places il unites
with Railroads, Steamers, &C.,
For and from all points West, South
west and Northwest.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL EASTERN crTrKs.
This is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this route visit baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, at the cost OF
a ticket TO Boston alone, by other lines.
THRouaH TICKETS TO the Eastern Cities can
be procured via Washinton City at an additional
charge Of 81.
GE- Time a. Quick and Fare NJ Low az by any
other route.
SLEEPING CARS attached to all ,bs Night
Trains.
Inquire for Tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at any OF the principal Railroad ofaces In
J. III. SULLIVAN, Den 4 Western Ag't.
l.. NJ COLE, Gem Ticket Agent
W.P. SMITH, Master Trans portation.
.eptIsd
IUUSfN MAUDk AND R0SAMOND; by the
" author of "Tempeat and Sunshine" ust re-
ceived by OGDEN, BRoWNRLL AGO,
my 24d S3Main-st.
( rAsfiLE SOAP, gsnsine article, for sale by
~ GOLFERS l. ROBERTSON,
rs Man-st., bet Sd 4sh.
Septsd keokuk, Iowa.
DISSOLUTION.
! fIsHE partnership heretofore existing between
/ / Samael Pollock and William Fencill. under
the style of s. Pollock Co., 10 dissolved by mu-
| tual consent.
All persons indebted TO us are requested 10 call
immediately, at cur former place OF business on Sd
street, aud settle. Either of the partners are an-
1 thorized TO settle the business.
SAMUEL POLLOCK.
VIM. yENCILL.
Keokuk, Iowa, Sept. 10, 1s60.d.
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- oneAl Ola Abe, Fsrss In the EIcId.
NOW READY,
The Life and Public services OF
HON. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WITH a Portrait on Steele, by d. w. Bartlett
w the we'll known author Of sThe Life Of Lady
Jane Grey, '"Joan Of Arc" etc, and W ashington
correspondent Of the "New York Evening Post
and "independent." One handsome Emo, Cloth,
gilt back. 500 pages. Price 81. Also,
The Llfe and Pubic Services OF
NENATOR DOUGLAS.
One Large limo. Price .......xI.
Just received and for sale at
OGDEN, BROW NELLACO.'S
CIrr Book SroRk,
jy28-d So Main-st.
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For Clerk District Conrf~-IAs. REYNOLDS.
County supi Gem. Schoois--R. GFIHBA ND.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-28

G. T.. MOSS will address the people Oh
sha yat,t;eai ;sspes involynh in thu nresen
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-26


the cultivation Of thee roots, Is the act that
farmers have never tried them. The labor
Of eultivating, harvesting, and storing, is
generally over-estimated, and the stereotyped
farmer keeps on with his bay and grain
We greatly desire the class Of our readers who
own small farms, and want to make the most
oftheml to try roots, even If It be no more
than quarter Of an acre. The great thing
is to make beginning, and to see with ones
own eyes the enormous quantities Of food the
soil will yield in roots. Prepare the ground
thoroughly, and manure as heavily as for the
largest corn crop.
In all ATTITUDES north Of this, the first of
this month is not too late for sowing the seed.
We have for years sown portion Of our car
rot seed in June, and got fine crops. The
turnips may be sown still later. The beets
should not be delayed Try roots.-Ameri-
can Agrieulturist. .fortJuHe.
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Gas.

IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS
Il GAS FROM WOOD, COAL, ROsIN, Oils, &c
1n 4, eom1lnation } I,, with WATER, for ILLUMfNA.
TfLEH's PATENT PROCESS AND APPARATUS
proven 70 be from thirty 20 hfty per cent cheaper
th4n ~ any other process ia in the United States
or IN the world, and equal in Illuminating power 10
any Qass now in use. The apparatus is s1bstantiai
durable, simple and cheap and can be operated by
any ordinary servant Each apparatu9sis construct
90 i9r manufacturing Gas from all kinds Of Gas-
making materials now In use. Any further inform
Otherwise, TO s. STEIN,
Once ca.lsr Of Public Square and Ontario 81.
Cleveland Ohio.
n8-GoW In operation at the residence Of Henry L.
whitman, Detroit St., West Side, and also at the
country residence OF Bratenahl Bros. on the Lake
kinsmnn sc. mar22d3m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-26

The Seioto Gazette says that on Wednes-
day the 18th, gentleman from North Caro-
lima named jenkins, passed through Chilicothe
with five slaves, whom he designed to eman-
cipate, and settle in Clinton county, this State.
Mr. Jenkins stated that he had frequently
been offered Sc, 200 for the FIVE negroes, but
had always refused to sell them, feeling that
slavery was great moral and political wrong,
and he could not sacrifice justice and princi-
pie for dollars and cents
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-26

BRIDGE BLOWN DOWN. severe hurricane
swept over the Rock Island region, ILL.,, Sun
day evening, destroying in its course the
railroad bridge that spanned Rock River, on
the Chicago and Rock Island road. Nothing
but the piers left standing. The structure
was 1850 feet in length, and it will cost
$25, 900 to repair it.
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8nardtu0.
BOARDING H0USE---DI

BOARDING H0USE--DR. I. B.
~ BEACH has taken the fine Boarding House,
No. 2o Superior street, which has been newly fitted
mp, and Is now open for the reception Of bOarders
jy25-2i3
BOARDING H0USE-THE E
ID HOUSE, No q Public SQUARE, and by the
stone Church,-0ne Of the pleasantest locations in
the clty-nas been thoroughly repaired, and is now
open iof boarders. Families wishing 10 furnish
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms and Single
bearders and Day BOardens will find good accommO-
dationh on reasonable terms. References given and
re9aired. lapr2-ls61: ROD s. W. BURRITT
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Brass foanaru.

IAN ES II. ODELI- BRASS
~ FOUNDER AND MANUFACTURER Of
Brass Work Of every description, No IS Union ST .
Few DOOR from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio II
is prepared to furnish all kinds Of work used for
Steam Water OF Gas, and al the various articles
used In the Plumbing Business. Bser Pumps Of an
kinds made and repaired Brass Casting done daily
aud Bras Work Of all kinds repaired dec2Rs
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0abintt ararf.

FURNITURE AND UNDERTA-
l. kING.-C. L. BAUDER ( Co, having removed
their Ware Rooms TO their old stand, No. S3 Pros
in the line Of Cabinet Ware and Upholstry.
HNDERTAKING.--A LARGE AS
~ sortment Of Ready Made Collins always kept
on hand apri q. L. BAUDER co.
n w. BERRY, UPHOLSTERER
Ne and Manufacturer Of Lounges and all kinds
q Mattrasses and Bedding, Cushions, Curtains
Draeres &C, No q superior street Hill. four doors
below Commercial Branch, cleveland, Ohio.
Al orders promptly executed. Particular attan-
ton paid TO the laying Of Oil Cloths, Carpeting &C.
6e mayglly-l
hANIEL w. DUTY. CITY UN-
II DERTAKER, keeps on hand large stock Of
al kinds and styles Of COfFINS embracing great
variety Of his new style Of BURIAL CASKETS, all
of which cannot be eNceled by any similar concern
in the State. No. IS Erie street, Cleveland.
lanl7R24d&w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-26

HElANG mualOs
There Is little singer
In the grass;
Its voice falls sad and quaint
Like the praying Of saint,
As we pass
rhe cricket is the singer
In the grass.
There is q rain Of music
From the flowers.
It's busy hum Of song
Seems the echo of dream
OF summer hour
The bees are the singers
In the flowers.
Ameiody Is falling
From the sky;
A tuneful note Of praise,
Pure as angel singers raise
To God ON high
The lark is the singer
In the sky.
A spirit voice is ringing
EYerywherei
II greets the violets bloom,
In is fragrant, clover home,
And the leaf In air.
God Is the singer
Everywhere.
Ohio Hiruer.
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SEWlaa aatathluFs.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over all
other Sewing Machines at all the public contusts
wherever they have contended.
WHEELER 4 WILSON have sold the last year
(ending Nov LIST, 1927 nearly aa many Machines
ali the others.
LOOK AT THE FIGURES,
As given by Elias Howe, Jr., 10 whom all must ac-
...nui I'm Ahn nunnhnr anln.
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Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put
up in Glass Cases, Air Tight, and will keep
in any climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Is a gentle but
active Cathartic, which the proprietor has used in
his practice more than twenty years
The constantly increasl ing demand from those
who have long used theiL PILLS and the satisfEc-
ton which al express in = regard to their use, has
induced to place them , within the reach Of all
The Profession Welll- know that different Ca
thartics act on different, portion Of the bowels.
The Family Catharticl- - Pill has, with due refer
ence to this we'll estab-i - ilished fact, been COM
pounded from a variety - iOf the purcst Vegetable
Extracts, which act aike on every part Of the ali
mentary canal, and arele- GOOD and sAFE in all
cases where Catharticl - 'is needed, such De-
rangements Of the StOm- ach, sleepines5, Pains in
the Back and Loins Cos-1 tiFeness, Pain and Sore
ness over the whole Body from sudden cold, which
frequently, II neglected,.- end in long course Of
Fever, Loss Of Appe-es |tite, Creeping Sensa-
tion Of Cold over the BODY, Restlessness g.,
Head-Ache, or Weights in the Head, all Iufam-
mafory Diseases, WormsC in Children Adults.
Rheumatism q great Purifier Of the Blood, and many
diseases to which flesh is heir, too numerous to mem
tiOn in this advertisement. Dose 20 3
PRICE 90 CENTS.
BzT- The Liver InvigOrator and Family Cathartic
Pills are retailsd By Druggists generally and sold
wholesale BY the Trade in all the large towns
s. 7. W. SANFORD, n. D.,
Manufacturer and PrOprietor
jy7d&wRs Sl5 Broadway, New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-26
How to Destroy the Pea Bug.

The Ohio Farmer has an article from the
pen of Professor Kirkland, in which chlorc-
form is recommended for destroying the larva
of this pest This agent has been thorough
ly tested by the Professor, and the following
plan adopted;
The eggs of that insect are deposited in
the pea while it is yet young and tender
About the period when the pods become dry,
the young Larvae are Matched, and commence
depradating on the cotyledon of the vegeta-
bic. That is the moment to be improved for
arresting the progress of the evil The seeds
should be shelled from the pods, and placed
in a suitable bottle, closed vessel or box. On
them should be sprinkled a few drops Of chic
roform, which should be extensively shaken.
This should then be corked, and every speci-
men of insect in it viii probably be destroyed
in twenty minutes time; but to render the
process perfectly successful, it is well to con-
tinue the peas in their enclosure for twenty
four hours, or longer. Seed peas, thus treat
ed, will show on examination a mere speck at
the point, occupied by the young worm. But
the advantage Of this process will be most
observable when the plants from these seed
peas make their growth next season. They
will be far more vigorous and healthy than
those starting from seeds which have been
extensively excayated by that depredator. By
this method we can annually preserve the
seeds and perpetuate the cultivation OF the
fine varieties Of this vegetable, in this Vi
cinity, without resorting to foreign impOrta-
tions.
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5tWeltQ.

LIVERY ONE WARRANTED
IL OF th0s8 American Watches. just received a
neN supply from the Factory.
fsb22 O0WLES a co, Weddcn House.
YANKEE DOODLE FOREVER.
III and the American Watch iorcycr. The, arr
the best watch madn Gin AmeriCa) and nobody sells
fsb22 C0WLHs co, wedden House.
NUT PIX.--JUsT RECEIVED A NEW
IN supply Of Nut Picks.
hb22 C0wLES & CO., wedden House
CULVER AND SILVER PLATED
~ NARE.-New stock Just received BY
lob22 C0MLES & CO.. Meddell HOnsa
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Remedy for short Pastures.

Those who have but limited range o.
posture and keep stock enough to crop it we'll
are almost at the mercy of the weather II
there chance to be favoring rains, and good
season for the growth of grass and clover, all
is well; but if as frequently occurs, there
comes a long period of drouth the Drowned
fields already closely cropped, suffer severely,
having little to protect the roots from the full
power of the sun, and the cattle suffer yet
more. The milk pals show serious diminu-
tion, the dairying profits shrink, and the
stock fall off when they should be gaining.
A severe check of this kind will be felt too
throughout the season, for much of the pasture
may be Summer killed, and the full flow
of milk can hardly be regained. This may
be guarded against by putting in q small plot
of corn, sorghum, millet or other suitable crop
for cutting and feeding green. An acre OF
corn sown broadcast now, will very soon
yield sufficient to give great relefto the short
pasture. 1t is not necessary TO stable the
cows; cut good supply for them, and feed
night and morning before they leave the yard;
they will eat it with relish, and make ample
returns in the milk pans and the churn.-
Even if the threatened drought should not
come, and abundance of grass should grow,
the soiling crop need not be lost. Cut at the
proper season, and properly cured it will not
come amiss next Winter.-Americdn AgTicui-
fttrist
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GMdrariuas.

beautiful I---0PENED THIS
ID DAY, a Choice collection Of the
PALMER M.4R RBLE' PHOTO Ora PHS
them al SARGEAkTS
dec2i n 2S3 superior siraet.
ERAMES---
ROR SHAKsPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS,
Aud VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
Made good aud cheap, al SARGEANTS,
febl0 2l3 superior street.
GIVEN AW A Y---A FIN E
VI THREE DOLLAR STEEL ENGRAVING,
and Three Dollar Magazine eau Be had COR only
Three Dollars, az SARGEANT'S
leblo Marble Block.
NOR PICTURES,
Looking Glasses and Frames,
Go to SARGEANTS,
teblQg 2la superior street,
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY QB, 1850.
SPRING Music,

Rs- For Telesraphic, Marker and Marine
News see Fourth PnGe.