Sorghum growth and sugar making in Illinois
The Hartville Il area is shown as a rising sorghum center with 200 acres grown yielding about 150 gallons per acre. A local factory can produce 500 gallons daily, and farmers are urged to prepare to manufacture their own syrup or form neighborhood works. Also notes raspberry propagation and frost protection methods.
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Rowan New-Yorker
W. B. P .Prattsburg
N. Y
Iowa
Hartville, Lasalle Co
Ilinois
Mississippi
EW. P. B
Ilingis
West India
Sis
Soagon
A. Duxis
The Catawissa Raspberry Described as a Dual Crop Fruit
For three years the Catawissa raspberry is praised as a real desideratum. It yields two crops per season, with the second ripening from September to November if weather stays mild. As of November 1, large, fine fruit remains on bushes and fresh samples were recently collected from five stools.
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Catawissa
Lincoln and Buchanan tensions drive Southern secession talk
Special Despatch to The N. Pribune reports Lincoln will not issue a proclamation on secession before Congress meets South Carolina Convention. Lincoln aims to uphold the Union by constitutional means despite Southern denunciations. Buchanan and his cabinet lament Southern treatment as revolution grows beyond managers. Southern organs are blamed for spreading calumnies and misrepresentation.
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Congress
South Carolina
Bucnawan
Buchanan
South
Messers Cobb and Thompson
Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Termaid
Supress
Journal of Commerce
N. Pribune
Worn Teutonic Worker Routed West Receipts Final
An Italian style error embeds a tale of a Western firm paying off a Teutonic worker who then signs a sabotaged receipt. The note reads I ish full I wants no more money Joux Swacunasuen reflecting a prank signature.
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Rucerry
Styles of Women in the Tylands Described by an English Traveller
An English traveler reviews Mrs Murray’s book on Spanish Tylands focusing on Santa Cruz Teneriffe women. The critic favors an Englishwoman’s bold self reliance over Moorish and Spanish beauty, praising home virtues and freedom while critiquing entrenched social limits.
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Santa Cruz
Teneriffe
Murray
Mags
Duenna
Academy
Editor's Burden and Public Expectation Spotlight
A sharp reflection on the editor’s toil notes that journalists must publish daily gaily and fresh despite sorrow or calamity. It likens public judgment of editors to the farmer’s weary work, ending with a controversial remark about race and labor.
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Providence
Agaiant
Mad dog bite leads to hydrophobia in horse
A horse belonging to neighbor George W. Shultes developed hydrophobia after a mad dog bite. The animal showed clear symptoms within two weeks and, during fits, injured itself, crashing its head against stable legs per Mantorville Democrat.
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George W. Shultes
Mantorville
Annual Report of State Treasurer Hast ings 1860
The document presents the annual financial report for the fiscal year October 1 1859 to September 30 1860 by State Treasurer Hastings. It shows opening balance 11205 12 General Fund receipts 398414 29 total 409619 40 disbursements 370573 96 leaving year end balance 39044 44 with detailed allocations to hospitals prisons schools libraries geological survey and other state institutions and refunds. It notes prompt payment of General Fund demands and sufficient balance to meet liabilities.
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Thaye
Hospital For the
Institute For the
Ed Ucation of the Deaf and Dumb
Tnasttute For
State Reform School
Geological Survey
State Agricultural Society
County Agric
State Historical Society
Alina Tusuranca Co
Sheboygan County
Saul
D. Hasrinas
Episcipal Clergyman Appeals for Pohia Church Repair
Fairfax county Virginia clergyman acknowledges donation from the Southern Aid Society and highlights Old Pohia Church near Mount Vernon as Washington’s Vestry church. He notes its dilapidated condition and announces an appeal to raise funds for complete repair.
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Agricultural
Germantown Telegraph
Tus Eorrontat Treapar
Home Journal
D. Hastings
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