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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15

Col. BENTON has published letter
accepting the nomination at the hands
Of the Postum Democracy. 1t il very
length y, and very weak. The inconsis-
teney Of his position is shone in the fact
that while he 10 opposed to negro suf-
fl'age, no declares as his: opinion that
the blacks should be educated and al
lowed in common with the white race
the full enjoyment Of life, liberty, and
tho pursuit of happiness"
Ne would ask the Colonel, what en-
ioyTnent there can be in "life, liberty
and the pursuit of happiness" for the
educated man, il he be deprived of the
freeman proudest privilege, the ballot7
The Colonel would educate the black up
to high degree Of intelligence and
then deny him the privilege that he
would bestow upon the most ignorant,
stupid, degraded white man to be found
within the Jurisdiction of the United
States.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15
COMPOSITION ROOFING!
EELT AND PITCH

KIT WHOLESALE AND HETAIL!|
HAVE THE LARGEsT STOCK OF FELT AND
Pitch west Of Chicago. and will sell al Chicago prices
half Railroad freight added will go into the country
and put at slight advance city prices Old Tin and
iron roofs made gscd Good rrfsrsaces II re-
9rgcd. W. o. DiBOLL, Agent
Dubuque, Sept Is, 1855. 2o-fy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15
Correspondence of the Dubuque Times. ,,.agt
More About the Soldiers Orphans Fair.
Des Moinns Sept. 9 1865.

| Des MONIES sept. u 1863.
DEAR TIMEs.--I met Judge Cole,
President OF the Soldiers Orphans
Home Association, a few moments ago.
He returned from Marshalltown last
night, and reports the results of the
| Fair in that place as better than report
ed to you in my letter from there last
week. The cash receipts were about
$40 700 /; goods left over, about $4,000 !;
total So, 900. This, with previous re-
ceipts and amounts subscribed, but not
collected, which are considered perfect
! ly reliable, will make the fund not less
than Sl50,0 The work still goes on,
and every day adds something to the
amount accumulated. The indefatiga-
BILE corresponding secretary, Rev. p. p.
Ingalls,, started from Marshalltown this
week, with troup of the Associations
little charges, designing to make mu-
steal appeal to the good people of some
! of the larger towns, for help for the Or
phan cause.
Of course some of your readers are by
this time generally informed of the ar
Tangment to establish temporary
Home at Cedar Falls Immediately. /
understand that there is q probability
that q third Home will be open before
long ut camp Kinsman, Davenport
red iron bedsteads and an equivalent
amount of bed clothing to be taken from
the hospital at keokuk, for the use of
the Home. a sale of the remaining
furniture of the hospital will take place
soon, when the officers of the Associa-
ton expect to purchase large addition
al number of bedsteads, together with
other desirable furniture, at q very low
price. ..... ...I
The appearances now are that the in
sti tuition will be in good running order
by winter, when every soldiers orphan
who may need its care, will be able to
obtain the benefit of its kind provision.
+ Iowa CENTRAL.-The st. Louis Re-
l,abticun, of the 30th ult. publishes in
full the circular formerly published in
our columns entitled 1.-The Iowa Cen
tral--Reasons why it shoald he huilt,n
and psefaces il with the following re-
marks: ..r....
We cell the especial attention OF the
merchants, business men and capitalists
of st. Louis 10 the following circular,
saow being eirculsted in the counties
bordering on the proposed route of the
Iowa Central Railroad. The arguments
used by our Iowa friends should have
effect here as well as in Iowa. The
completion of the line, through Eddy
willie, Toledo and Cedar Falls to st.
Paul in Minnesota, is OF vast import
ancc to st. Louis, and We hope. that
our citizens will require no further ar
guments to induce them to aid III this
great enterprise. ...-... ...#
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15

4 new National Bank Is to be estab.
h2Aed az Mitchell. Csage county. u. ..a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15

tCAL hit1UE.
These BtSrs have received the endorsements Of more
than four hundred Regular phy scans who have recon-
stomach. Les. .. Appetite Nervous Preservation Debit
ty and in all of disease which in is ucipent az
require only generous diet and no inyiynratips
nourishing stimulaft As asrevnard srainst s.a..s
incident TO counri.s bad water severe labor .l
great exposure, tho bitt.rs have tesn -qaaled
FIRST Hundred. Of the most successful and re,Dect.d
Physicians recommend
SWANS BOURBON BTTTERS.
sECoSS,-The highest medical authority of the army
have given their unqualified approyhlto
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS.
their agency, recommend
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs.
fouRTIIThou.sals of soldiers In hospitals and on ks
march have been chssred strengthened aud benefited
by the use Of sa ..r
SWANS BOURBON BgTTERs.
FIFTII-Thossands Of emlgrsn, on the Western Psins
have been saved irom disease and DEATH by the timely
use Of a..... -.
SWANS BOURBON 2ITrERs.
slXfH.T,arssr. on Rivers and The Ocean have found
Al uniains remedy in
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS.
sEyENTHMlners toing far down in .hc bowels Of the
earth, have been projected and preserved by
T SWANS BOURBON BlTTERs.
EJGHTH--Theusanis Of ladies' have had the bloom re-
stored to their cheeks by using saJ "fa@' Z. III
SWANS, BOURBON BITTERS.
SlNrHBy increasing the appstit. sssstiu2 dgestion
regulating the bowels and giving tone TO the system.
they impar strength and yor to The body and cheer
fulness 20 the mind. r ..-.rta.s fr . ....... ~
es- II your druggist .radenEan has not got these
Differs have him send for them.
~ Remember the name, and take no ether.
FOR .sie by leading Druggists and Grocers eyerywhers
c, H. SWAIN, Proprietor,
81 South Water Street. Chicago,
At Wholesale BY " II. Pesbedy Co, Dubuqua
Iowa. ~ aSIy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

~
For Governor,
WILLIAM NJ. STONE, Of Marion CbttsRy,
For Lieut.. Governor.
BENZ. y. CUE, OF Webster GoHtty
For Judge of Supreme Court,
GEO. w. WRIGHT, n Tan BgrrR Giyvr,tp.
For Supt. of Puhyic INSTRUCTION,
UHAN f-ANlLLE, Of .aittErtt cbnissl..
For spriator--fnilt nistric,, 't as
J.B.SPONERS, ~ Black ifeuS lcyratys
COUNTY TICKET.
rescattittre.-CICNRO CLOSE.
7fcnsUer--JoItN ELWELL. ~
Sherig-W. F BROWN.
County Judge s. u, SHAN.
superintendent 81 lSrtools--s-- J, & GATES
Cbro,ier--S. n. PIERCE.
Eitrsgor-JOHN BALL,
Dras,asgc Connaissiono--E. L. TESDLETON
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-09-15


.#... Miss sue, ..h. +s..' --t. .. 20
And, o. twas long and fair" r..... ..
This is all that remains 10 me Of Sue,
and tho | have mot wholly conqured
my love for her, | have, every reason to
believe that a remembrance Of me does
not trouble her
l hear that this cruel war has carried
off Tom Jones and left his wife with
five small children to provide for.
find, on careful examination of nay
heart, that have bat little disposition
to relieve her of any considerable por-
ton of tho burden. May God forgive
me for telling such Eheppine lie,
I have many other things I would
like to write to you about, but friend
a dear friend--has called for me to 90
into the country with him, and as am
here for pleasure, not work, must be
permitted TO bid youanabrupt good bye,
and say TO the old boy, g Iln ready"
-.r f" r.- ".. . G.. D. 2.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-05-17
Now Is the Time to buy a
Good Farm
Opposite the New Hotel. J

1--WE subscriber offers his farm lof SAFE con-
/ tanning 100 acres-fj under improvement.
well fenced (of which good share is stone.wall
and in a good state of cultivation. House, new
and convenient. with soft water running into It.
carriage house and shop barns, with sheds
and grainary. Located miles north of Hyde.
park village and 80 rods west Of Wiswall school
house. Now is the time to buy. for you can see
the soil. Terms, $3.50. $500 down ; the bal
lance to suit the purchaser. Stock sold with the
farm if desired. LOTT Il. LEIGHTON.
Hydepark, April "a, 1865.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-05-17
BOOKS FOR SALE

NJ BOOKS foR SALE
LLERs and NEwsDEALERs agents
or Female, to sell these Publica-
opportunity offered to all who
ploynent to accumulate small CON-
nd for conditions to Agents.
Tokes, A rare book fresh from Abra-
containing all of his issues except
hacks, Price 40 Cents.
Abraham Lincoln, from the era
lite House. 10 pages, 25 Cents.
n Major General U. s. Grant. 100
Price 25 Cents.
General p. ii. Sheridan, the Hero
doah. 100 pages, Price 20 Cents.
IT. General VIM. T. sheridan, the
Inta. 100 pages, Price 20 Cents.
"a Geo. Ii. Mcclellan, Price 2J Cts.
1er Spring.-A new Sabbath School
NThis book will be furnished to Sab
at 10 dollars per hundred.) % Cts.
"a the War.-A rich collection of
hgs. Gi pages, price 10 cents.
NJ the SOuth.--A rare curiosity, con-
fly 100 Rebel War songs, price ~ cts.
Of American Camp Life.-I0S
price Is cents.
#NOVELS.-rhc cheapest
this Countfy.--All fresh from the
\ most talented Authors:
4 Rivals, or Mau ane Money 25 Cts.
Hi Dick, or the Cu.se OF Gold % &.
hooters Prize, 4 tale of the Ocean.
PrsCe 10 Cents,
ID Rifle, the Indiar Slayer, 10 Cents.
Iye, the Indian Captive, 10 Cents.
s. the Outlaws Child.-A tale of Cal
Price - Cents.
or the Children Of the Light.
} lager, Irlce 10 Cents.
i. the Avcnscr-A tale of the City Of
Price ~ Cents.
4 Bard. An English story, II Cents.
WHY'S ar NOTELS.
oundcd on facts OF tie rebellion, 0yca
pies have been sold.
/ ak Mo>by the Gucrilla-Ihe record
b do not show IN the life Of any high.
bore Incidents Of adventures, daring or
fan that chroniclcd in The career OF
price, - cents
Panlinc, the Female Spy-The heroine
TEL j. real character, and her hair
capcs and schemes and intngues make
tnc Of the most excited of the var.
TriCc, ~ cents.
semn,cs, the Piratc---lIeing the truth
nrr of this torsair, price. - cents,
lltarc, the Black Scout-price - cts,
j against Roehuck, or criminal Life il
book Of interest price - cents
lean Lady. Cookery Book-Thc mos
book Oh Cooking published Sl.''
lcan system Of Cookery-l32 PIP % CT
three. penny toy books. II kinds con
y pictures aud 50 IstOries, adopted T.
Of the little oncS--p pretty books for re
merits postpaid by mail 80 cts pr doz
|, bookseller or newsdcalcr for any q
publications F.; il he has not got them
II them for you ; they will be Male
/ ION receipt of price. Adde'S,
+. Il. UAWlEI, PUBLISHER,
g. Dali. uau. Nnu- V ppl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

$1,000 WILL BUY A NICE SMALL
~ IOOO ium o. ~ lc,et s., in house AM 'Asa.
IN NV Jo!soE-a u'uo, Le-. ~ p,l.o. AHS y
-tAGTLAa VI p YLs,ol o. 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

pFV hRp-s5 REWARD WILL RI PAID
No mo .ivr n a small AN coo Cd siey hot " 70
No. {. Es', l-th 81 too
go R..NNRp-.N poOE SOLDIER Los'
Wv =. T. ~h.lr ION. nom ui. n"lc NJ . '
o,,cltt 90 ', 4u 600 D~ 'isl. - ~, Co.. So
.'.i. "a -6'l' 'rnpl tur.r uuhlI hllla. Lh' hude
wiu p.'-.. ,CsNc %. q j. ga -, south brookYn
2o. Mr. ttIAEEl l..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

- LABuRLGS WANTEp- TO WORK
OOon q q 50 at0.a and Hudson RIVER iloaa.
Me, Il 90 pei 4ty. PA SAGE Ice. htart To-Day at
3 yI., / N lie o.. C Of S4cAlAl!OS 4 ROChL- IL
IICeur ch 81. ~ IL
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WANTED.

A BAKER WISHES EMPLoYMENT-HT
A esn take charge Of bresd cake and Me. Inquire
y "ls West 18th 81, in thu rear, let. 7h ard 9th
ave-. 81
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rNaERas;piSS.

AIo4 BuWLEY-GOCHkrrrlNG, WRIT
ilf, AItHfatu,, -lH....t 'f.u..Ai' &C. !. ~ n
'tv an nsrui1., 90 priv to rone u ot le1. 4hl'..
utit'ur tc..oHs -. t,,v. b. 'ug ry.. 'tui. t.u'
As o; iL-.ucil,I l... rtgmuir ,t- cNrtiNt"h' 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

A IL RESPECTABLE MEN REQUIRING
cooi siua: on. In sores, hotel, and saloons also
ola hnion, gardeners, tNu.Cts Waltrrulen. nofteir
utefu nlsn. and men aud their ri,es ca lo well
eui,ed Nv ayplying 10 Mr.MANNiN 10 Count street.
Ooklyn. We can recommeGd tLis Agency. POS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

IA GOOD MACHINL HAEuS WAHILD
- ,)uu oyc-,-iE LLd NJ, % t.,O tA5 IU.A Oat.
ann , " Cham Oi8 =, L--'IeI'. ="
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

\VANTED-TWO STRAW sEWEi.S. Al
NpyotT e rrI Gesf. %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

y / OPERATORS AND EAISTEHS go ~
- Vunou ,s.tG on rs hooor & WAs0I y sesi.s ma
,.ra' n' tue .qoc3, zo5 rO.ty-sGtn street, We ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

ltTNW llL3 IiLAI l.F-N y ~ Wv
! cry. tGoor Uoli'av. 1ho great otisina' ioc
j Gwg Erie i,ouuty lumrcr" Collins tAo 'Nufc.
Tan Holt tuoupwn and kc.Ls, ahd tue 'e'
. iuuile Coz ipsny ~ airing. 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

A BT1FtCIAL FLOWERS. - WANTED,
"a some experience, rood AGnd, ESQ IS god
? fl-fC : good vss,s .nd stcsly wo,E siyen. Aypyl
~ WAsc-st 26l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

GREAT ADVANCE ~ pRICE-waniel.
~ bO0 euoi button h'ie tlht cfsou ia, tier tsut. g.
Gse WoiE out work eHpicstei both wavs tree n
e.4fge, reicrclns required. Alec 20 sIls 10 vo-k
" the ,to.e, Ner lciA prices pad. Atp.y .u.neiI
seiy 70 j. HARRISON, col. COuII and .,acEett .tN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

\ SIOnE TO LIT, 30 FEET DEEP, WITH
a hlsk i1., ~ c'sl AL WOO i-Aon-c, 81 or"
III, IN tlN t'-, ~ oi ilrdfon CIV, - Apply :"
" i 81 Ei,. .Is44t ave. tg4,itS NHLtuttoh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

I.ADlES TAUGHT TO OPERATE or
- eipyer's and Wheeler 4 wilson's sea.
ns mS hines. Practice til perfect on all kinds
flannel shlrtL nud Iecomu uUged % coOl shO y
G'er learning Apply at 10 heEy 1t, late " ~ .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

NVANTED-HhiSTEES AND TAILOR
W o. lu - l...- o.. Lui.'A.y oytr.,ais O..y go!
\ VI. siiL, 'pI 20 a. J7L rs, 10. So L. nuul.uu
a., HteG .s~Dute o. and ID, 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

S.EEYANTS WANTEO ~ BHOoNIYN.-
- N.utut tAis Ls o. fls' C'aN servant for eA,c.-
hut a. uit.ous md h' .'-t srscs ia scu'lcG,n't
fmNttf- Nct.u. e.. .a, can lHr1N4ia. WI ere a.
- .cAilst.cs,.' ac e lera. LvDso,uIle Az !.-
o. ii.t tIls lace, landed. APP 10 Mr. ",N-
sI,ti, 10 COaft e., u oONl.u. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

DtNClL CASE MAKEES " NNTCD 20 co
In be country--9ae i1r.. Irli e1i : Roy VITO
h. been ~ tlic uEde IOud 80 ND S.eAis Eork
address JOSEPH L, GEEON, I4aGl4 lan,i le,
n Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

WANTED Persons WHO WISH TO
~ lssn % opo.sIe on singer. aud Wheeler :
HlLSn's sos rs lulcl4neA Ieus eaay, anu {. aetce
~ AL kline oi eusk. Aso kco4 soseg. " leag yn.l
la 4LAAI4s, LRlu1eEl Chllt.o IL w deag. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

MUSE WANTHD-rOE Az INFANT Two
months Old. Nale- . lloata. AMY Oh d0a-
day, this diy, ron ~ 20 o'coc., NJ -i.fnra.t
I..Ik. l.ly IoIN enrn u. nj ID. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

S.IRAW ININ--NhNTED % coon
- st.-v 20 fr.a aus al q cfs a. 800 s,uav. e., ,
C,IRAW HAT i'ESSfR WANTl9-,. lly.
- al g. tgruluu no. -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

7 A1HE HAND WAN1kD-ONE USED
- 70 TURNING small work. Apply IL told 81. -
I AIDES TAUGHT On SINGERS, WHEF-
Ller " Itoa'u MA Limos practice On work work
Evel JlcT le1ruiug. sewing n.achilcs TO .eL
FOUGHT Md ana exohangei also needles and OIL 81
~ honry At. AI,o, le'.ons gyon ator +. ". 5ls
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LDIAB0RLRS MANTTp 10 MORK

. NttJO Oh 81 YCrF, tteady cu.IJymeEt rAgft .oI
%. day Pay every two week apply on work, Van
.erbi ave, ueH penAb ave- kLNJSLEf e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17

II7ANTFn-LApTEs To- lFARN PHO-
w iorruph ooiof.ur. instruction riven free 20
lose who wish 70 MAKE It svahAbe, 169 Blosdv y,
.cO,l - Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-17
Nh nnpnrIIE ArNnN MANE I'D.

..U..H.
','" lot "g t,si '' o9 pi IsrqSS sfEu, r..
D., Ioe. io 90 uuul .,0uJV. ApI %. -
TUE HrPrTHEhTRON- HAVE VOC
l. rtEN 10 1HE CiKti - ,-,,,.-,.
'asIcet op,.ai!ss ,no t,slcry II Music
''a,ure. cyr,y WecrcslV and satn'd', ~
TTMI.lu3 rHGAlaF-E y 30 blN.
cry. taoor lloh.av. no sr'.t otis'na ioci
] otuG 'r.r ,ouny lumrcr" COINS lAo HiC.,
hu Hot. iuoup"n ana hc.Ls' n.u 'ne 80
iouile Col irsny ~ airing 70
ENaERaGTiSS.
AIo. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, WRIT
div AM asaaip.. ~ pr,t ,c r,oms q, ncd. ladio-
% wiiy'ur c..r.e -. tov. 'ns ry., 80" Is, ,i,
% ta o. il-Juciiyn b. . rtcuiu'c 'n- e'lch'"h' %"
ECsr AND roUNO.
prvNRp 81 REWARD WILL Ri PAID
~ ,h' -i.r M email AN coo. cd s'e, hor " 70
so W.NARp-.h PpoE SOLDIER Los'
IDO q ~L,ir toin.. nom ni. u"llc Ut ~
o"ftti tn ~ ~ Y.,'' ta.1i - -" 'T sn5.-
2os Ar ttlAktl H..
wax: >as.s: ANs5 70 EET.
4 CORNER BUILpING TO LET or Lease,
n thct son b ic' tui,tinr Win s'o g cor ~
o. me ~ r'fos' NJ 10" 8" seo' isA-h'. 'h5b'e
4 sToHE TO LIT, 5cFEET DEF WITH
- ,lsE r1.. ~ cl'3, ~ Co. ''.oG-c an orc
", i 81 ,Ei' .is44u "'c tgi~.lIo "~h'nsI0h
y Nllas'. -
QA C'i1ATE A,p = IpIs FOR $i,o5o.
I, .cu Ioe.ol nj 4 ,moat ecu * r., NC,
. n', O., .a''cu. Alp. to q. W. ~ I,hi r.
. itA>iSlr.NT 40 LA LARGE HANn-
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.NITANTED - ~ LANDSMEN, SEAMEN,
, w eGrpvnt,rs cocf" r, hisctsnithS o'ct, Al 4
stewards, 10 'hcrt whaling 70 'rse 70 South sea
Apply ut ccserl shaping Office, 81 Wtst a. corner o
ttbanv. up uNru. 20
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22
Rhubarb Wine.

e. I. Bryan, or Marenco. according TO
the Marshall ErDouHtsr, set. "a Year ago
about /, 800 rhuOarJ roots, Oi The L.auaels
variety, from which che manufactured
from the first cutting In August last, uiA-
seven bar els OF wine, and lrum Tie second
cutting in October. clear juice enough %
MAKE L!ty-hve barrels more. ma6ius IL
barrels OF vine this season Inis = a
large product, and very profitable enc.
according 10 estimates, bur We fear
there VIII be son e difficulty reais ed IN
finding market Tor "wile' OF tAIs Kind.
IL cannot be sold in any cons .GerAb.e guam
tity, NJ anything Ike tle figures named IA
estimates There appears % be q large
amount Of mystery concerning ttis yhU-
barb, or "wIne p.aut' wine business.
which we think should Tee unveiled We
shall refer 10 The matter AZ some length ia
week or TWO. In The meantime, We trgst
none Of our readers will not pay fabulous
sums for "wlue plants. With The eXcep-
ton OF getting rich suddenly es.elu
Rural
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22
Farm Culture Of tie Pea.

A good sward, wcA tlgleI over and
dragged does wei. Tor Tie pet y -.t.c we.-
rotteI manure would uelp s-c coop, Jst tOJ
mucn manure, especially u iresu. c-4-cs q
rauk growth OF n4I44l. without 4u-.cAsiu.
the quantity % peasi ial-c4, "- oi.e.
found tue crop diminished oy .hs. lt Is
best 70 put the peas lu rs deep as possible
without disturbing Tue sod. lie pea is
about the Ouly thing tlal .. not injured Ds
very deep painting. Vas lt nOt Tor tae
peA-Oug The pea would Ue d. prol.4y,e esp
10 precele wheat, - Il illy De -of. eAll
enough TO be well OUt Ul lie a-1 Oi t.ul
SOWING. Frost does lot iuiuTe the pea
therefore u may Ue sOWl as early a tle
ground cau be worked, but 10 aFOl4 Tie
lug some delay 10 plant uull Tie middle Oh
latter part Ot May. iAe Ja- has tlcu uoue
is wOrS before tue late painted peas arc
sufficiently mAture0 Tor us purposes. the
Objection ~ tAls course is tlal l.l@ l.4uteJ
peas suffer irOm tie no. SAD, often Al.44eN,
and seldom produce - gOoa crop. some,
however, succeed with lake planning Peas
are usually pat IA broadcast ,aousu drl.uu-
Is practIced 10 some eN.tut. 4l.4 SIC luIuA
II Tic Jest pr4c.lcc, as tuc C...lF.4. .0r c,lu
then 0e used. NAeu sUNu oru44c..-- about
three bushels are required lor al Is, q, Ou-
less than THIS quantity is needed iu. lril-
iDg.-R.srdl Ae.c- lOrtcr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22

QUALITIEs OF =EE ONION-Tho onion
deserves notice as al article oil great con-
sumption in this country. and &c rises ia
Importance when We consider that IN some
countries, ike Spain and Portugal. .- forms
one OF the common and universal supports
OF life. IL Is Interesting. therefore. L.
know that, IN adIion 10 the peculiar flavor
which hrst recommends X. the onion Is re
markably nutritious. According To anars.s
the dried onion root Contains twenty-five %
thirty per. cent Of gluten. Il ranks ln tuis
respect, with the INJURIOUS pea and grain OF
the Last Il IS not merely Is "A relish.
therefore, that the wayiarng Spl1iard eats
bis onion with his humble crust OF bread
as be sits by the refreshing spring; lt Is t,.-
cause experience has long proved thar .ae
the cheese OF The English la1orer, il Aelps
10 sustain his strength, also, and ADDS
beyond what its bulk would sugsesl-to
the amount OF nourishment wnich bis
simple meal supplies.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-22
qorifuIturaI anu 0omgstit.
The Iona Grape.

This takes its name from snail Island
IN the Hudson. containing a10l, sixty
acres Of land. Owned jg Dr. e. 81. Grant,
well known as o grape c--l- r. l.t
island IS abOu. three miles ABOVE 4e-E-h-.-
landing. and access U d IS oJ--inei p.
boat lie charge fJr ierr.sg- 10 and from
the island being one dollar cores 'y--
dent OF the Nelc Eag.G1N ftrulsr VISITED
Iona Island lately. AMI gives minute
description Of Dr.. Grar-s grapes. '---I.
the whole surface OF tle Island = c,'cf-
with vineyards, proplgA--f houses Az
orchards. 4 iar-e area is lDler gas. ana
the Doctor has about zyy yJJ t1N-
or his new seeI.ing garlet.e7. IHr i-,A-..-
a an early variety which Lad r.lrle- ear.-
and no specimen VI liz f.l.- c...a 'e OBJ
FAMED some b1ucles ~ - Iona were
still in the fsui, rooms. and ----r Size AMI
flavor are higalg spO1e1 VI Ne have sr-.
some specimens VI b. d Tt--e''cs o. et--
billion a. tue Micl.g gan state a.- ~ Adrian.
md found them " be o. excellent Havoc.
The Iona resembles tie C-t4w .L il some
particulars but j. sad ~ rp.l -rJ weeks
earlier. The writer $50 base 4ll-eI SAYS
that ii what Dr. Grant prodeces ars fair
specimens oil this grape uaier general
Cultivation. i j. a T.cl boon 20 ILLS c9ln
try, aud must certainly BIZ reg aided 4s ---
best grape .l America. Dc. y. claims
that me Iona j. = perfectly hardy vine. g.
thrifty and hardy grower, and highly i.J-
h1c IL does LJ- require l.c- SOIL Ahe
tie Delaware, bat grows "4ele cJ,n l14
cereals flourish. I4rse age Dr. Grant g
Representation, and li l-es stand l-e te-
which u more exclusive cultivation Oh in-
grape wall s1OrJ, tue Ioal D. sala..D4t