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Noties from the Neg York Tri5uae.
QSO TWELVE YEARS AGO


1870 TWELVE YEARS AGO
curing disease principles n accordance with gre
natural laws introduced their establishment
rated institution under act OF the Legislature BY The
The continued success of their remedies and the hold
they have gained upon public confidence has fully Justified
the honor conferred upon the Association by legislative
actmen and they have feel great pride in COM
pairing their successwh medical academies also chartered
By public authority Unsolicited testimony from public ard
private individuals and commendat0y notices the Lead
ing journals, bear witness TO the medical skill snd high
personal character of the gentleman connected with the
unworthy advertisers Of the day tho GREFENBERG Cor
has been and will be reliable and Trustworthy
medium for the restoration Of health to the afflicted; and
all who are suffering may address them with entire conf
dence.
The principles and practice of medicine adopted by this
institution are lecidy set forth in the GREFENBERG MAN
UAL HEALTH, invaluable medical work published
for family and therefore sold the nominal price
twenty-five cents for which sum it Is mailed free any
part ofthe country.
The health of American women diseases of and
the more obscure and chronic complaints, well the
attention of this institution and that
have proved themselves fully competent for th3 great trust
which the public have cOntided to their skill
The columns of The Tribune and other journals have CIV
ample testimony regarding their remedies and read
ers are referred to them for particulars.
From the Democratic A0s.
RELIEF FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN-In no country
sex as IN the United States in no country DO 50 many chill
dIen die prematurely II with full knowledge OF
these facts that the Greenber Company No ~ Park
Row, New York. opened their great establishment for
treating these delicate and dangerous diseases Dr. Joshua
Bridge IS in constant Attendance the Office, and he
his delicate duties We shall hereafter enter fully into
this subject, with minute specifications
EThe GREFENBERG MEDICINES are for sale by city
druggists and dealers IN medicine throughout the saes
Orders should be addressed to
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
jan25@r ~ Agent for Ohio.
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es= - no sMOKERs q 6 CHEWERs." !"

No gentleman should minsls in the society of ladies with
his teeth scoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
unfying the mouth after smoking or chewing, "FoN-
FAlNEs CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" is one of the
most eectual dentrices in 1t whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and impars to the BREATH 50 often
offensive, agreeable fragrance
FOR SHAVING.-Its rich laiher penetrstss and soeens
the beari irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable F. @ FONTAINE Co sos Broad
sepl5
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THIS BALSAM THAT HAS BEEN
= 50 extensively sold and met with such unrivalled
cess Tor me pest me years and brought health and happ
@ result Of years Of experiment. and study by the propr
TO The world hat the object sought for as been Saine
which Is flund IN the evidences this
remedy. THIS BalSam only recommended for one class
Of disc ses viz hose prodaced by malaria and enters
directly into the erculaOn and thereby countsIac Re
larry reconimenled. Now for few evidences
oBERLIS, Ohio. June 1, 1883.
MESSRS s. X. MANN o.-Gsnis Having had
y, mud it the most prompt and efficient remedial agent
for the certain Of aRus used strengthen
SAMUEL HENDRY.
oLNEY. ILL, Sept %, 1857
MESSRS S. K MANN & CO-eents: Your AGUE
Of peonle Of locality We have upO our shelves ali
the popular remedies Of the day for the Of nts
All others from the simple fact that is destined
'''- Truly yours, q. W. EAYNIE.
CArRO. ILL.,. May Is. 1858.
DR. MANN CO Gallon, ohio-Gents: Your Ague
Basam Is the Peoples remedy in this part the
country for the cure Of ague and ever have
looked upon as perfect 9ntidote 70 malaroas diseases
REED PETTIJoHN
sr LOUIS, June lst, 1873.
MESSRS. s. X. MANN COVE ind the demand
Dr. Manns Ague Balsam day increasing and the great
demand for sufficient evldencs Of its great merit L
those selling and patury those using T. 70 Be-
that Il mas no equal N prPretoY remedss and that it's
O. J. wooD CO.
SIX. MANN & CO, Proprietors, Gallon, Ohio.
Sold by all good Druggists.
febl7 Cleveland
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UmriVaIed in Market.
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN
DEMAND.


THE REASON WHY IS THAT BY
manentiy af.er the Sar becomes Tsy Supplies tie sT
fluids, and thus makes bald heads,
the nerves and thus cures all nervous headache and
may may Ds LII rsSa upon e se AL al diseases q me scap aI
Slossy healthy and beaHt and used By the young two
three umesa week viii never fall become gray then
reader. read the following and judge for yourselves;
MEssRs. o. ]: WOOD Co.-GsHtLems4: Having heard
good deal about Professor Woods Hair iTe and
my hair beng quite gray made my mind to lay aside
the prejudces whch /. with n great many per
had against all pate cines and ashOrt
time ago commenced using your article to test for ny
The result has been so very satisfactory that am very
couragemsnt of others who may be gras as was bu
who. having my preudces without my setting
until they have further proof and The best proof being oca
show ~ sny eb and aso Seet mi tbs@ 20 % ~ ySg may
proof who am in and out Of the N Y Wire Railing Esab.
MY hair is now It's natural color and much improved IN
appearance being glossier and thicker and much
more healthy locking am, Yours Respectfully;
Cor. Columbia and Carroll sts., BroOkly1.
LrvIxGsToS, Ala, Fer. Il, lsss.
much good in this part of hs country Bly hair has besn
slightly diminishing for several years. caused suppose
using your Hair restorative for weeks and find thafI
ober js 1ees n1e Known az % to 1o & tbnE Il bs po % 1s -
liable remedy extant and advise all who afflicted
You can publish this If you think proper
Yours, SC, s. W MIDDLETON.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1851
PROP WooD-Ds1r Sir: Your Hair Restorative Is prov
ing itself beneficial The front and also the back part
Ofmy head almost lost its coyeringas in fact BALD.
have used bu. half bottles of your Restorative and
the top Of my head is well tudded with promising
crop fyoung hai and the front also receiving bens
1T have tried other eparaons without any beneft
whatever. Think from personal recommendation
I can induce many others 20 tn it.
Yours Respectfully, D. r.. THOMAS, n. D..
464 No Vine Street
The Restorative put bottles oft three sizes
Lzlge, medium, and small; the small holds pint, and
ress for dollar per bottle; the medium holds at least
twenty cent in proportion than the sUa TetaS
for dollars per bottle; the large holds quart 20 per
cent in proportion and retais for three dollars per
bottle
o. ]. WOOD = Co, Proprietors No 3I2 Broadway N.
Y Tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estabiahment and
1 No. ia Market street s. LOUIS Mo.
And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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DOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
Il On St. Clair street. Seneca large two-stOry
small payment down. balance in 1--WE years tDls-S 500.
FARM IN WILLOUGHBY-l00 acres-soii sandy and
gfaYey loan, good farm house, orchards &c$45 per
acre.
HIGH SrREET-GOod two story House and Lot-S2o0O.
SIBLEY STREET-Yacant Lot, IAxl65 feet
EUCLID DEPoT-3s< acres land-S2O
WILLOW STREET-Between St. Clair and Superior
streets, House and Lot-S35O
BOLIVAR STREET-Nice i story House and Lot,
with Barns-$2,s00.
THIRTY ACRES-l5 miles by railroad from the city,
within mile Of station, good Tch SOIL small house, good
barns, fruit, &C., At the very low price of 81 500
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Ageuts,
fan1 Marnf
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGE-A
Il VALUABLE PROPERTY-Fifty AeTes-On the
Euclid Plank Road miles from the city, flourish
ing Academy, Churches, &C. large tine house, barn
chArd &C $500 only in cash half the balance in good
western lands and one half on mortgage at y cent inter
est for u years.
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE FOR
WEST SIDE-A House and Lot on Huntington street to
exchange for hsuse and lot the West side $1,000
KINSMAN STREEr-A short distance from the Fe-
male Seminary large and desirable story brick house
and one and quarter Of and to exchange for farm
S5OOO
HIGH STREET-LOt q feet front with good story
house, to exchange for farm.
ERIE COUHTY-6O acres on Lake shore, = mile from
Railroad station l3 miles from >andusky house. barn and
orchard rich sandy loan 10 TIMBER tOexchange
for house and lot in the city.
BRIDGE STREET-On q corner large lot with frame
Store and brick dWeine to exchange for fam $500
PINE LANDS-In Missour--640 acres Of first quality
pine land well located and to Railroad s.
Will exchange for House and lot the city
near the city, or for stock Of goods
NEWBURGH VILLAGE-House and Lot nearthe Cat
aract House, large Lot and good House; viii exchange for
q farm $500.
WALNUT sTREET-HOuse and Lot to exchange for n
farm. $500
KINSNIAN sTREET-Nesr Perry-Good two story
House and Lot; to exchange for farm $500
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
Marble Book,
EakT ATn q 4 Enna-
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DEntistrp.
REMOVAL.
1rweItp s. 6ilper 1l1are.

B. G EITz,
DEALER IN
NLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
~ &C. Particular attention pail to the repairing OF
Watches Clocks, Fine 'Fs,ry &c Also, manufacturers
Of solid JewelrY . e } IsI- street Cleveland.
aD4 l72
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sTATEMENT on AssETs. JANUARY lst. lgss.

Phis Company has complied with the laws of the
the several States in which it is doing business
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ReaI Gstate Agemts.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN SU nee
AGENTS,
No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs

no r SA L e "A Good Improved
Il Business property centrally located $1,000
VALUABLE WATER POWER-With 7e acres of land
and good stone quarry the Chagn River One Of the
most valuable Water Powers the State with 80 feet fall
and abundance Of water The land alOOe worth the
price asked $500.
DESIRABLE LEAsEHOLD PRoPERTY-on On
aTio sreet-Nice IL story cottage house with rooms
Lease has seven to run and ground rent reasonable
THIRTY-oNE AcREs-on Crawford Road, four miles
from the city by Euclid Plank Road, with House and
Barn and some timber. $l20 per acre.
WOOLEN FACTORY SAW MILL AND FARM
In Wayne County-NeVer-failng water power. WO0len
Factory and Saw Mill now doing good business good
dwelling House Barn and 90 of land with orchard
sc. Also good vein OF coal
PARK STREET-HOuse and Lot. S4O0
ST. CLAIR STREET-East OF the Medical COllege-
Lot S6xl6o ieet corner with four and half story
| SUPERIOR STREET EXTENSION-Two miles from
The Court House, acres of land in fine condition. very
cheap at 1915 per acre.
LAKE STkEET-West Of Ontario-Good story house
and lot % feet fsnt desirable property for buS
man. and cheap. 5000.
| CHOICE LAND-l60 in Michigan, 0 miles from
the Capital, wetimbered well-watered and the best
soil old settled negnborhood worth SIS per
Can be bought for So if applied for soon.
Public Square gOJd sized one ard half story house and
lot. Sl400
| GREENWOOD sTREET-House and Lot $500.
| HURON SfREET-Good two story House and Lot
cheap
FRANKLIN sTREET-west Side, near the Reservoir.
Coed Brick House and large Lot, with barn, fruit &c.
/ nice property. $25O0
BROWNELL STREET-Near Prospect-A nice large
and half story House and Barn, with large Lot fruit
ORANGE sTREET-one and half story House and
Lot. 500. ROUSE & JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
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1msnranfe.
HAWTFORD CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

OF hAhAEO OhDi NONN-
Pald In Capital S29e'o09
Assets, Jauuary Ist, 1889 S30S.03T
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C. c. WAITE. Secretary.

Western Branch Office at Chicago, Ill., through which
all the business Of the Company IN the Wes' en, North
Western and southwestern States is transacted
W. B. LOUNSBURY, General Agent, Residing in
s. II. PRICE, Assistont General Agent, Chicago.
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Engl;ss, Girls.

English children must have abundance
Of fresh, outdoor air, every day II pos.
slble; and an important part Of the duty
OF the nurse maid IN to take the children
out several hours every dnc day including
the infant One Of the most beautiful
pictures in the London parks and, in
deed, sverywhere all over Eng land, is the
manageable nurse-p aids, themselves RI
diant with health, with their still more
radiant children. Thus the English girl
i, early trained to a habit and love Of
walking that she neyer loses, and in this
way secures round limbs, and expanded
chest, ond rudy counteoance while
still child. 1t is hardly necessary to
say that the shoes Of English children
have thick soles, and that their cloth
ing throughout il very carefully adapted
TO the season and tho weather.
! am afraid American mothers will
laugh when say the mothers of England
are very part cuIar not to allow their chill
Il drcn, before they are old cuough 10 walk,
to sit much on the carpet, as it is a po.
ture unfavorablc to crcctncss and fu.lncss
Of figure. They are therefore, taught,
with special pains, to roll themselves on
the carpet, and to lie Oh the stomach, all
OF which has A direct tendency to secure
perpendicular spinal column aud broad
ful! chest.
II Is beautiful feature Of EngIish fam
lilies that the children instead of being
pushed into precociou' maturity Of dress
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t4tt&b1 III W tth H1b'Dla z UAp.
Dub.is Notice Il begabr given toall persons
/ e9a1esae4-tl.t Lac 4steFss& 80 all N nr " dns
s1# >1Hnes sIad af C4Iar roupty Iowa ia due and
payable az the Trcaerre of in said county
~ ar 9ef1re the dvst iaY Of January a u. 1850.
And IL said interest IL not paid az aLgse spec,-.
fed. tHa yet cent aa arraaity inf non synieDt
for caEh 4aanth, will bc added upon the Interest
saa. ~.aa.~"
You ore lartaHE 1o alef thatir said interest il
MT pa5i wttE.n s"x months srom Tia Hyy, asy al
Aarar. 1859 the AMOUNTS Espati VII be rdhor
It'd 10 tie district ettoruey fyf collection az
ptav u b. iaw III r. pftrf Trees
7ir'aG Tedar county Te-a 1,.o. fv
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--=s--F a=-aa=rzas=s
PROBATE NOTICE,

\ office ia hereby given that th; last will and
~ testament Of Jacob Crip!iver, deceased, lnte of
Cedar county, State Of Iowa, was publicly read ut
the May term OF the County Court Of said
Cedar county whereupon il was ordered thai the
time for proving the same be the june term A. T.
1889 Of said court at which time all persons inter.
ested in said estate are required to appear and
show cause, If any they have, against the probate
OF said will.
BY order OF the County Cour Of said county.
this 81 day o: May, A. u. 1889.
Awl9 GEORGE SMITH Co. judy.
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OFFICE OF THE u. i Marshal,
LeC.aire, Iowa, March "a, 1859.

OFFICE OF THE u. s MARsHsl,
LeClaire Iowa, March "a, 1859.
IN obedience to law. and the fllIowing order,
i notice IL hereby given, that term Ut the L.
). District Court for the southern division Of the
District of Iowa. will be held at keokuk in ssid
division and district on the first Monday in June
next LAUREL SUMMERS
U. 5. Marshal for the District Of Iowa.
In pursuance Of the requirements If an Act OF
Congress approved March I'd, 1869. regulating
the terms OF the District Court of the United
States fer the District Of Iowa, IL ia hereby or.
dered that term of said Court, for the southern
division, be held at Keokuk, in said State to
commence on the first Monday Of June. ls59.-
You will give notice and summon the Peti: and
Grand Juries accordingly.
t~, J. II. LOVE,
; SEAL. Judge of the District Court L. s. for
'~~-' the District of Iowa.
To LAUREL SUMMERS. Esq, and JoHs {. BURNS
ESQ, Marshal md CLERK Of said Court ie~5
The several newspapers IN the southern divis.
ion OF tie District Of Iowa will please insert the
above 81 days previous to the frst of jane next,
in their weekly papers and send their bills, in
duplicate to the U. ) Marshall, at the June term
Of the court, at keokuk, for payment
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LOST OR MISLAID,

4 NOTE, bearing date June ?2d, 1855, due one
~ hundred days from date. made by VIZ. ",
WILLY in favor OF NAPOLEON For for the sum ~
thirty-tive dollars and seventy. cents " t.
interest At the rate of ten per cent per snnum -
hereby caution any person against trading foI
said note. y. fOI.
Upton, April llth ls594v
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D AV EN- PORT


COmnpttial Colltse,
INGRIGG's BLOCK,
Cornfr Of U,rd and Perry .Strcets,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
~ NCOnPoRATED IN 1855 -ssf
DIRECTORS
Hen Hen a. Sargent q c "a Rev.rs' E.n,
Ira N palzen, Hsq, FH driggs Esq,
] Coats, Esa, II II smith Eaa
Jne VI Cannon, Esq, ID Patton, Eco
FACULTY.
Jos. C. Lesrz. Pref OF Book Keeping and Msshsust-
iee with able assistants,
". H. PR.Tr, Prot. OF Penmsnship and Book Ke spnx.
". Rtrpt, Prof Of German Language. =
FHkpk ScHRAAo, Prof. CT Architectural and ornansu.
tal Drawing
--AECTCEERs.--
2. L. sRoxEr, and other able Lecturers.
Our Commercial Coorse embraces conpls,s seta
Books IN every branch OF Trade and commerce, v,~-
Individual Partnership, Jcint Stock and Compound
cetapsny Bts ness Wholssale and Retail, Manuactur
Ing Hotel, Printing Once, and Lumber Business;
change, and the Best system of Banking Elk
TAM Also all Lectures, and Instructions In CONNER
oal Calculations The coursein
PEAMANSHlP
10 under the rnm sdiae supervisor Of Mr.. W IT. Pratt
who took the Premiums for Penmansh and Gard ri
ting st the last state Pair and shall be s1sssd by
East or Ssst.
In view Of the unc.ed Tor and repeated statements
made - other parties, to the effect that there no Com
msrcia College in this State other than the thss
tying TO establish, uld call attention the
that ours 10
The only Commercial College in Iowa,
Where given athorough course all branches taught
81 frat class Commercial Colleges.
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In "heh thorough practical course in Book Keeping
Of experience.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Waich Las a pESM.s connected with It.
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Wh.ch hs. more than one teacher belonging to it.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has LAptrs' pEP,ErNEsT separate.
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
watch cccuFe Large, convenient, and we'll ventilated
rooms.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
which rees, ard alE sys has done, ir public spprccia
ton s83 patronage, upon its actual msris. her
toasts, ani remarks dsrog story to others, and
The only EsTA EnIsHED Commcr-
cha! College In the Place.
Rooms open At all hours troa 4 NJ tiil p. NJ The
public are Invited - call and examine ourr3ons spcci-
! mems, course OF instruction. aUS mode Of teaching
when they will be satisfied that Assert tAan
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SEEDS SEEDS
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS |

We ARE now iUly supplied Yah one - the largest
and most complete stock Of G.rian. Flower and Field
seeds offered to the Western pubic. Our stock
mas been made up With much from the best s.ed
gardens OF America and Europe. A lsrge share are
home grown seeds, being grown under ipsree
ton, and which can recommend @ name snd
Of the best quality.
Among oar ss-nrtrents Of Seeds ray ne found over.
$50 VARIETIES OfgL0WER SEEDS;
sc do DO GARDEN SEEDS;
HrNGARiAN GRASS SEED;
CHINESE SJGAR CANE INPHEE sEED: DC
From large Sc 2aHtArce with the trade, ss feel
onut3eut m oder better uiuccnsnI, 10 saes~
DE-. .riHy srels. +
Those Who i.s'Tn N enl!rate t. K.rxas ard pft.'.
Peak would DO we'll 10 take with ten OIL Of frssa
GArien -cnas.
We $50 keep constantly on h-ni fail .ssortruen. Of
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES
Suited % the Frl8, Garden. Orchard and Household
We ar" fully prepared to supply the trade the meH
hA"fai terms
Fail Catalogues furnished g-ati 81 APPLICATION: ~
mai inclose astamP, Address IL. u. kNEIY d 20,
.-3I ia LACE street. chkc~v~, Ill.
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e = Want, BELL T. IrHATToNa
CON ML1lGIAM COLLEGE.

I4~@ca Block, corner ClarE aud Warrington .trssts
IAo4so II. y. bry mt, y. v. Bel, A. y. stra,ton.
Principals And Pr,rrlstora. ...... #. u
In e stGn< h rui8u sts prnpTlat9rg rs hesn In
9aeteatr - p~@il y confederation ~ puht utility
af rrvars Interest. enaa ling thsrn tGas 10 com
Ewa eHe!~ personal IBar+ an4 experience this great
Geld asefni@Ass. and - ggRCeHtrata the educational
free ard rseA.s ag tSefr and titus greatly en-.
tar and impr1st1g all LIE departments 81 this I'M
p9s rAGfsb II education. .8d sF1riing thetr pat
roos fette' AID aiyEataea tor s aesuAlI0n, uusur-
passed Eu Ehi4 Gaa4try, - ~u.
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Sin gers wing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS.

FIFTY DOLLARS,
HAVING completed aud occupied orr great
ii Fue,Proof Mandatory the most perfect
machine shop in the world--ve have sigualtzed
the event ny producing new Family Sewing
Machine, conta ming the latest Improvements, a,
the very low rice Of
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HlclIulalfl lalAllGlalfl !

I Would announce to the citizens Of Upton. Hnd
l surrounding country, that / have removed u
the room over fomiiuson = store where rnar a.
ell times lie found ready to wait o. those who
may favor me with \ cali
Having permanently located here, an de
termiaed to DO my wock L sacA banner that no
reasonable person can fad faut | viii warrant
my work. will take wood wheat corn outs or
potatoes in exchange for pictures FOR which
Nil pay Ga highest ma ket priee.
Upton, Oct 81, '55-.3 f.. q. SIMMONS.
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FIFTY DOLLARNt

This great reduction will leave the pubic
without induccment or excuse for buying any 81
the inferior machin which infringe our pat
cnts. Competition viii henctf0rth become na
possible. A very large reduction has been III de
in the nrices Of all Of
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-12-22
COOP Stock THE MosT PROFITABLE

COOP STOCK THE MosT PROFITABLE.
in my fathers yard during the winter
are several head of cattle, young and old
Some are natives, but the greater portion
are grades with from one-half to seven
eighths Short-horn blood in them. All
the stock are treated alike, and receive the
same food, and the same care and atten-
ton. The cows are warmly stabbed, and
the young stock have good warm sheds,
and plenty of straw. The native cows eat
their meals quickly, and then grab all they
can from their neighbors. The native
stock in the yard do the same. The grades
eat quietly and contentedly, and submit to
being plundered of their last morsels by
the others. Yet the grades come out in the
spring, increased in size, in good condition
and with sleek coats, while the natives
seem to stop growing, and get so poor that
1t requires summer pasturage to get up
their condition and start their growth again.