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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13

NEW YoRE Nov s-The Boston 7raleler
says committee Of Republicans in lie FIRST
Ward Of that city Las Investigated tie election
returns THAT Ward, and fad tLat The whole
number Of names en- the voting li>t ia bu.
l.Gtl, while the vote returned was LII. C,her
frauds are known 10 have been rerretgated,
and i was by these means ,ha- Euriiae anne
" as dolca'd Mr. Balluu-amc viii contest tile
right Of Nr Appleton to take LIS seat IL Com
gtess.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
0580LJT 0lAJ1 RE0R6a.iZATlY
NEW LA w Ef'aBgLaa.

TIE FIRM or COBB & AE~srI0EI J. sylera continue
ion of eight years is dissolve ~ mutual consent from
and after the dr-t y Of II avs 1860; Dee Succeeded in
lhe Mineral Point business IS the new firm orgaui zed
after that date ula-r tEe name Of
Cobb 1Tessrnore g. Sudduth
Composed OF Anas1 C05s. Alexander Wilson. and
james f. Sudut Of Mineral Point, and L Z. Mess sre
Of Ia Crosse.
Thankful To- the business public for q ecyan,e4e,
heretofore reposei ia the old the new iun Eii y
Temitted application TO business and tie Intettf.
their clients deserve success.
THIS new arrangement renders iii 5-fatIYa ueces
sary that the old business Of Cobb less.lors r.-
ed up Immediately.
s9eciai attest-oa gjEsn Coieetsay 0aa. s~<vsina
ttG1Hs IA all parts oftbe Northwest.
odIce opposite the Court Hou-+. ID D., stare
Mineral Point, April 30. 1860.
ASSOCIATE JF FICi@
Cobb Messlore * MckeuHey, Ia t.r..--e Wis
COBB * Wilson, KtchIaua Centre tief. land Co Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13

TAXING IT EAsr.-PoNEaor OF the La Crosse
Union d Democrat talks thus after election
Yesterday was ELECTION dav--fhat Is for the
Republicans and s.npers-Democrats dldn't
yoic--lt wasn't heir day The wicked have
triumphed-ali the slaves to be liberated
rails wall te At premlum-~laverF is 10 be abul
Lhed on the Jlh of harch-white men VIII
take back seats aud the raiI-splitter oh we
ior-oJ-Mr. Lincoln VIII preside over the des-
TIMES cf this country. We have met the enc
my and We are theirs. Re meicifIl TO -
poor sinners" We went IN like lions and
came ont like lambs d" oh treat US not re-
yen1efullv!" We intended TO scoop them out.
and they scooped Is. The people that walked
/ IN darkness have seen great light We CUES,
it was the Wide Awakes We valiautIv
| marched up the hill--aud we can run dow
! again Come my helored-let - 20 forth
/ into the fields p We should have bealcu them
/ ii they had not beaten Us d" on how people
/ are bent upon backslidIn5-
/ P. S.--We don't like to read the returns as
! they come IN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
TAKEN uP

DY the Subscriber in the town 81 Waldwic' 7ae red
ID and white heller year old past, left horn part
broken o1, and also one BLACK and white bull year
old past, other mark Herceiyahe. THE ,wu.r will
please call prove property pay charges and tai them
away
SAMUEL ZOLLINGER.
Waldwick Nov. SEA ls60-n45 4w
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
German and French Lessons.

rTHE undersigned would respectfully inform The ciI-
zens Of slim al Point and such others desire
be benefited thereby that he has opened school
IN hltes Block, fin the room in the Of d. d.
Yields Dental office for giving lessons in the
GERMAN AND FRENCH LASGUAG Is.
He otters himself that he sill be able to give such
in.trucf viii Dr. satisfactory To pupils AMI ra-
lenis. aua would mast respectfully solicit the paron-
age 81 Iii, fellow citizens.
C.. COONS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13

NTIFFLIN.

Lincoln III. Douglas Too, Ianche'
Il6, ReymerL los; Cobb IS, Grunow l45i
Messersmilh s., Brown 137; Ochcltree
lO7, Fitch is: Vivian l24, Roberts 80:
Dns.an So. Curry 1873: Whitman rs,
Wigginton l06: Wilson I03, Ciary lI9,
Herr.ek III, Schulz l0I: Fairchlld ia:
r. $. Vivian 10Y: Joiner III: Thomas
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
IOWA COUNTY REDEEMED!

She elects a Senator. both members OF
Assembly and tbs entire County Ticket!
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
MOSCOW

Lincoln, $, Douglas. %; L. Hancheu,
81, J. D. Reymer,, %; Joiner, So
Thomas. y; Cobb, So Grunow, ~
3Iessersruith, II, Brown, 6S; Ocheltree;
81, Fitch, -, f. Vivian, -, Roberts 90
4. Wilson, IS, Clary, p, Dunslan, So
w. II. Curry, Il; Whitman, 81, Wig
giuion, Is; HerricJ, 81, Schulz, 73.
B. FaIrcAIid, IS d. Vivian, -,
WALDWICK.
Linz ON, 81; Douglas, ID Hancheu, 81,
Reymert, 70 joiner, so, Thomas Al;
Goth, 81, Grunow, il; Messersmith, 42'
Brown, 80 Oche!,ree, 81, Fitch, a;
T. Vivian, 50; J. Roberts, 80; Dunstan,
80, Curry, 81; Whitman, 81, WIggin-
ton, -; Wilson, IS, CIary, Is; HetricL,
81, SLul.z. A.; FairchiII, 81, r. 5. Wv
ian, II.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
RIDGEW Y.

Lincoln, -, maj, EIancheu, 10; Join
er, 80, Hicks, 81; Messersmith, 35;
Ochletree, g; Roberts, d. -, maj,
Dunslan, 81, Whitman, l6l, Wilson, a.
Ierrick, y, Fuirohilds, -
LINDEN.
lincoln 273, Douglas 81. Hanchet 273,
Rsymert 81; Joiner 270, Thomas IS
Cobb 26l, Gguuow 81; MessersmIth 200
Brown l28; Oehei,ree 262, Fitch 81
F. Vivian -, Roberts -; Dunsron 25I
Curry rs; Whitman Us, Wiggiuton 56:
Wilson 272. Clary IS Herrick 274.
Schurz So ; Fairchnd 272, K. 5. Vivian
L. S. Vivian 80.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
WYOMING.

Lincoln. 81, Douglas, 10; Hancheu,
81, Reymer,, 43; Joiner, 81, Thomas,
81; Hicks, A, Billings, %, Messer-
sm',h, 81, Brown, IS, Ochletree, 81,
Fi.ch, 80: Vivian, 50, Roberts, 40; Dun
sian, %, Curry, So Whitman, 80, Wig
CLINTON, t. Wilson, 81 CIary, 43, Her
rick, 81. Schulz, 10, Fairchi!ds, 50,
r. :. VIVIAN. 43.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
POTTER'S MAJORITY , 800

HANCHEI1 : MAJORITY OVER 10000.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
DODGENILLE.

Liaeoln 466, Douglas 2I0, Breckin-
ridge z; Hanchett 459, Reymert 222 :
Joiner 449, Thomas 229: Messersmith
$50, Brown 40; Ochel,ree 45S. Fitch
227: Frank Vivian 40, Roberts 239 :
Duns,an 500, Curry 10: Whitman $50,
Wigginton 2s9: Wilson 43S, J H CIary
800; HerricI, 100, Schulz 208: FAIR
child 457, r. s. Vivian 2I2. Assembly
Frank 4. Hicks, Rep. $50, Henry VI,
Billings. Dem. 2IQ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
HIGHLAND

Lincoln III, Douglas 3l3, Hanchet
t13. Eaymert 344, Joiner 1I3. Thomas
ga, Messersmi,h 100, Brown 345, Och
three I02, Fitch 81, T. Vivian, us.
Roberts 339, Dans,an 10, Curry 347.
Whitman II9. Wiggiuton 33S, Wilson
ll9, Cllry 33S, Herricb l2O. Schulz,
335, FairchilI ll2, r. 5. Vivian 345,
Hicks, lis. Billings 336.
PULASKI.
Lincoln III, Douglas l0l, Brecken-
ridge ,. IIanyaeu II3. Rdymert l05,
Jo.ue ia, Thomas los, Messersmith
is. Brown 90. O,A.l,ree 100, Fitch ITO
f. Vivian ll6. Roberts I04, Duns.au
II5. Cusry l0j, Whitman II2, NIggIn-
tom IUS. Wilson 1l2, Gary 10Y. Her
rick la, Schultz 81, FaIrchild 10. r.
: Vivian l0I. Hicas l57, Billings 81.
LATER AND BITTER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13

DOUGLAS HOME GIVES LINCOLN
5000 MAJ.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13

THREE TINES THREE F'OE
"IIONEST OLD -IBE."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13

He People declare for Line DIN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
LATER AND BITTER

ajoritie> cf Iowa Comfy as shoWu By the OF
Eei3l canvass,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
Furniture for sale
APPLES.
I0WAC OU.TY BANK.

N0TIcE.-Tle Iowa County Bank viii hereafter be
cu from i. u. - l. Z. 4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
ILLIkoIs EOLONGERIN DOUBT

Iowa and Minnesota Sound
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
.tlALlEtIL lETIGT8RIES.
FREEDOM TBIUMPHANT.!


PENNSYLVANIA HIS SPOKEN ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-13
InlEmNITY AGAINST i0SS BY FIRE

Applications solicited. policies issued ana ltae'
and losses paid At this Agency. BY
38-1v *. %. Pt IFOHD. AstH
Mineral Point, August 18th, 1890 s-'@
Smyrna times., 1860-02-02

This Celebrated Washing Soap is now in morLo, c,r
H''e hih year, and that II has given universal SAT
''"c"h Is evident from the fact that the Nlanulac
u,rtH {" H. III order 10 supply the demand haveboen
One Hundred Thousand Pounds per Week II ~ d. =;
""iy ne htS' and cheapest Soap ever made in Ihis
no"nlr! " One Pound Of it Will go as far, for anv
US ~ 'hrec ol Tie Conm0n Soap IN general lsp II
~ ',H"e "''h ew principle, OF the best materials
an" known only I" VAN NIIAAGEN q AicKEoNE II docs
'"aP eh'Ircl' with the Observation-Disclosures the necos
S ~, oi n" ing nc c"thcs. does shrink EIanncls
hEN'OF rs GREASE, INK OR PAINT SPOTS
perfectly, and from tie most delicate fhrr soy GiI
one nan me Ine anh la'.r usually spent 10 do no
washing IL Is warranted free from Sal Snda mr. ,,,ba
Injurious aINhiIc' and guaranteed not 10 ROT or ipiure
For Snle b! all respectable Groccrs, and Wholesale
ny m THAN q hcKEONE
No - aud 2i South WhaIves, PhlludeInbio.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-02
REMOVAL.

EATON'S STORE haa nPen removed from nea,
thr centre of the fo~n To WEST SMYRNA where
he viii be pleased receive the calls of his friend.
aud the pnbic. lie store II veil supplied with ut y,
aud compete stock of DRY GOODS, GRUN ,ERtES
QUEENS" ARE. &c, whIch u ia he sold At Reduced
Pro &TThe Highest Prices paIi four COUN'CR
fKJDtCE. Don't iOrgct To cail-aI the New Store
WerI Commerce Street, SMYRNA D.l mar3
Smyrna times., 1860-02-02
l. O D X He ~

WY "a II that Sn"h crowd, Of .nIlrng happv .snple
Ar" haIiy and hpur'y lCavHg the nur Of The NecL6.
'f Htole! 1t - hera"Sc they glad that ,rv have
lhry can possibly want either 10 cot d,iuk ne ~,
"esr' ami al such nslonshngIv Low Prices Ihat the
rSh Is Tremendous to see the full and elegant ms.ort
e ~ 81. knnS OF GooDS of which they buy Great
fers"hs Wishing WALL FAPf.RS wIu dn we'll IN
ave Us call as We have the argesi best and chron
's' assortment ever "ercd IN this county The STOCK
81 DIZZY GO''DS, GkO ,ERIES. PROVISIONS NJ,
ios' Booze shoes tRhecnswaTe, Cutlery, Whtp. Lc
Is unourp1S-ed at tho Mechanics Store. We,I C3m'
nerce Ireei, Smyrna. Del. '''
marl7 j. r. WILLIAMSON
Smyrna times., 1860-02-02
DRY GOODS,
NJ" IL North SECOND Street, Phlladelpha
K ELL-EY e. BRO IN

IIIVIe NE a!Fh.on Of Cash purchasers 10 luII ~
Fot'Men'oi FALL and WINTER DRY COO Is. com.
prlslhg IN parl- ~
=, LADIES' WEAP-Back slks Poll de Cbevrcs
CnhurgS, Cashmcres Mons de o,nas ~ 'n'' -
"'g ana Slnatc Br"cle and Blanket Slawls Brorl,e
Border Sirlin ShaWls o'"e
. MhNS' WEAR : CIohs, Cnssimercs Vc,tnps
IlIS 70 H'lI%t.ctis h"urty Jcass NcsIlugs &r
FJkNlSlltNG GOODS-AIar>cillcs Ou1lIs elm,
Ne!s, iItNrsS' Travelling, Table CoIls Nnikrns. Nr.
FIANAELS-!'a !'all'rd Yale li>hrInhubc Fiauupl
oinrr makes OF an roo Rs aud qnal,iIrs
M'"liNS-In all grades ai!i widths nj low, ,ricc
MERRIMACN FEINrs--ii liii rim, If ,li,o -, :,
known g0uds, aiWnts on hand "'''
LINEN H"S"MS- -niuur iur our OWN sales
~ VII eACi"SiNf a-I hG>lnts ne price and no
'"''Ciic"l-No Euds iH'er";-'>, n d T., eject sales
kELl.El y BROWN,
h'mcnb"r- No I3 Aprih Second st. phila4eInbio
st'23 BIN " 'N pun
Smyrna times., 1860-02-02
Furs! FT7RS F,,r,
Joseph Hcscwbawn,,
H- l9AN0sI -Y-.1
uAs MANUFACTITPC &. T,TD00rr,

O"' MANUFACTURERS g. IMPORTER
Has now ready lis very extensive stock oC FI!Ps
consisting OF CaPes, lIaf:Capes. Viclorrnrs Mn,rs
Cniis etc. in Mink Sable. Stone Alarten. FI,r co.;
chi'' Slh%rnh Squirrel and other lower priced Fnrs
competition. " Uei!
All nrS sold IN iis store warranted to be vha,
they arc represented. " '' "''d'
l!h"v" Eyre Larde's Dry Goods store sic
G0LDEL Lion. PnIADEIPiII. =" 'ei' Vi 'le
moderate charge 10 :, al
Smyrna times., 1860-02-02
Comic CtioncrV & Fruits

CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.
WE beg leave to call the attep-
ton of the Trade, ard MGR.
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most POM
lar remedies now before the pubic.
We refer to
Dr. Chas. IIanc's Celebrated
Vermllugc and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them ss
universal Cure-aIls, but simply for
what their name purports, VIZ:
THE EERMIFUGE,
For eXpelIing Worms from the
human system. It has also been
administer cd with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
TILE LIVER Pills.
For thecure of LIVER CoNpLAIyr,,
all BILIOUS DERANGEMENTs, SICK
I1EAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Oui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
mlnlstered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BRoTHERs,
PITTsBuRcH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business.
IN which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termlned that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense i'll procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
PS Dealers and Physicians ordering from, otbor,
Ln fiehlng Bros, will do well write their orders
ffm'ng Bros IihSturgh. IA To those wishing 10 rivs
@ .+n tIlal we MIL forward rer mail post raid 10 apy
rarI OF the United States, box Of Pills G,r tvsy.
IhteeFent postage stamps vial Of Yerpirca ~
fourteen thI'ent stamps All orders from Canada must
pe accompanied by twenty evnts extra
Sold by James p. Hotiecker, and by Drug
ITS generally.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-02
" atchc$, Jcwclry y ~lIycrwarc.
CA>SIDAY < BALI.

NO. IL south Second Street. PhiadrI,.hia
n T"&y ~onla re.aeclluly cal! the oreu'o,
( - q {" purchasers OF GoodS, feeling assured q
EssS+ "t II "'Iily I" c"nPcc NIIh any other esiab
IiShmeni. They nave now on hand n Gnp rs
soTneni s., o Amrrran, f.neI, and French GOLD and
2'lN tk LEN ER WATCHES, Gold Fob. Guord and
re'l 'haii', Seats ard keys. tIne Gold Jcw,.Iry
E'f"Sran' Camco, Coral Carmel, Lava and NIosa;c
rms Ear RingS' Studs, Sleeve Buttons, &c: Cold
Fencl'S' HednllioIs. ChlIeaIn Chains. rlc.
-, HAlR JEwEIRY-Eyery description OF Hair JeveIr,,
Plated aud Mounted 10 order ' 'o"'liy
vERwARE-warrantcd equal TO coin-Teo. ia.
DIe' DesSer,' Sail Mustard, Cream Sugar and Gravy
9"l'l'S' iea Iahc and Dessert Knives. But,rr
Knives Maxim Rings etc Du''ef
", fLATED WARE-A general assortment of Plated
ware comprising Forks, Spoons, Ladies' Knives. Cas
etc. r'1'o ier'Se'S' Ofls
~" a"ove goods will be warranted what they ore
SOFA l"r ana at The lowest Cash Prices All orders Inv
mol promptly attended to =!
" Watches and Jewelry carefully Repaired and
maEI2-iV
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23

As il may be necessary to inford on,
readers the manner to prepare hot BIDS, w
give simple mode in this number.
In making hot bed, mark of the found
. four to nix inches larger, ;every way, thin the
frame on which the sash il to rest throw
out the earth about three inches deep, It the
back Of the intended bed, and nine inhes Il
the front. The bed must be formed d dung
from tle horse stable, that has not llready
been heated nor exposed to the weather; lie,
Il be efa proper degree Of dampnessto heat
vsll-if wet, It win not heat, nor if 30 dry
Icy i evenly all over the bed, 50 reparell,
carefully mixing or Alternating the Dng litter
and the horse droppines, treadins Arm, as
you 90 on, until you have it eighten inches
deep all over, when it win, Of co,use, have 4
eslope from bsek " tsAs of slx i,sshes; now
lay on covering Of four inches Il good rich
earth; put on the frame and IL sash, and
leave + for the 9rstyidle1t hsatto Is a.
Thus Il win do, II properly prcpFed and moi
too dry, in about eight or ten dass.
The topic for discussion ON next Friday
night, before the G. v. n. s., win be the
making Of . hot bed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23
Original Notice.

Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, S.
black Hawk County, ,..o
In District Court, April Term, 1850.
Samuel Cameron and
william F. Daniels sEs RI
W. In CnsnceLy SO,
Robert G. Wilson. N
TO Robert G. Wilson, defendant, sas ~. :
Won are hereby notified that there Y ncs ~ ~
~ o01ce a ne Clerk Of The Dstnct &C., 49,
County q Black Hawk, petition Of samuel c.,
WnIiam p Daniels claiming and asking . neSe yt2s
49, snd conveyance Of the following Real EAs Ia n
nssnber one ny In block number zen QOl y :! =
Camerons addition to the town Of Cedaf Eas = - -
County, executed by said eamuel Cameron sna ~
Eleanor Cameron, 70 you on the 1Seh DAY o g ~
10Se Cancelled and set asdc for the reason has tne
Wa obtained BY false representation and
YOU appear and thereto, on o. before tne
day 81 the next term u aid Court 70 Be held o No.
loo IN said County, commencing on NE 70 ~ @S
1850 Judgment win be rendered, and decree snseses
therein 10 accordance With the PRAYER q ,a Hstson.
wILLIAMF. DANIEIA
Nv Povsss COLEMAN, their Att'ya
PubllsAsa BY order Of the County judge q Back Haxi
County. NAV
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23
,itlS anti Garsen.


lrARftR. s-kk
2 \ - a. nonths IN the year, March i the
4 III unamiabls sndsnmannssly. It not on
h pinchss with eold, busssi 6iif5s with heat
bloaas your coat into ribbons, pets you with
hAil Or blinds with driving snow, or drenchca
with the cold and pitiless rain. Then comes
~ sun, slanting soft and cheerful rays upon
~ garden, encouraging daring crocus q
primrose to look out from the withered leaves
aad g1as; but ere they can congatulate
eaSh othr upon their new creation, cruel
snow-storm stiles their pleasant Words
Thsrs il no confidence to - placed = AoroA,
-you must take It q II comss, put on youI
philosophic cloak and declare that you enjoy
Il, let Il Be what II win.
1st Natue, though induleing = these
rough sports, u still true 10 her great pur
pose. The sap is alive in the seemingly sleep
ing trunks that everywhere surround US, and
= beginning 70 mount slowly 70 its destina'
ton; and tie embryo blooms are almost Wis
IDLY struggling towards light and life, beneath
their rough, unprsmising outer coats,-un
psemi1ing y Tie idle, the unthinking and ths
ssnobssrvant; but u he eyv hat can zee
bright and beautiful, by virtue Of the bright
ness and the beauty that they cover, but mo-
concssl." A. Spring opens 70 ", comes tn
PLEASANT cares Of the season, but not ye
many in the Garden or Field. But there A.,
appropriats duties which cannot b neglectet
5 without loss Or incenveniencs.
Seocak.
Young cattle and colts require especial car,
during this month. A short allowance d
food ofs nutritious kind, and exposure to ~
fierce changes Of March win not only make
them lean, but hsve tendency y gensrats
dissass. Mich COWS win give 10 trimming
pals in june II nssiscted SOW.
1rssding BOWS
Give them plenty e room, and feed, 20 =
to keep them n thrifty eonditiso, but not too
fat.
Sheep.
Leok well to your ewes,-feed . little ex-
u. ItiS important 70 have good dry shed
wen provided with good clean straw for them
TO lay on At night.
Fruit ma ahsds Trees. =
Whatsoever IS intended 10 b DOM Ii the
way ofpIning Fruit and Shade TreeA Shrub
bsry, Hedges, &C., should be arrangf D>~,
- emitting this until the time for tralEplant-
ing arrives, has prevented thousands a pm the
enjoyments and profits Of good fruit aid re-
freshing shade. One cannot afford "a stop
and plan, snd decide, when the bud are
bursting and the fields are lifting up their
heads for help. He win not leave his pld,gh-
ing now, but another year. All, another
ysar! Plants may then be springing from his
own grave, and the opportunity for doint for
his posterity what had been done for hiuself,
IN sonel ri ri Pr 81
Delays are dangerous.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23
Orl9lmUf Voice.
STATE OF IOWA,
Black Hawk County,
In DISTRICT Court, April Term, 1850.
Cheney 4. Loveland,
W. tt-aI :
VIM n Vicra


70. t5t-s. ed
VIM o. viers,
Sarah r. vlers,
Luther Fl. Barnes, In Chancsry.
John +. Barrack,
Geo. ". Maxheld,
Martin Crager adm'st 10. I
William Wiswell
70 William o. viers Sarah p viers Luther H. Barnes,
John I. Barrack Geo. ". Maxfed, Martin Crager, ID
ministrator, and william Wiswell, defendant:
YOU are hereby notified that there ID ne, In The
II once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
County Of Black Hawka petition Of Cheney X Loveland
claiming Of the defendant VIM. o. viers, the sum Of
ninety -four dollars and sixteen cents and interest thereon
om the sd Of November 1885, at ten per cent per
mum, money due him upon promisory note, executed
by the said VIM. o. viers TO Andrew Muarky for said
amount November 3d. 1885, and Of all the sad defend
ants the foreclosure Of mOrgage executed q the tine
last Aforesaid BY defendants WIN. o. viers and Sarah
veFs TO Andrew Muarky, to 70 secure the payment q
said note, upon Lots number three (S and four ~ =
block nine co. In the town Of Cedar Falls In said county
according to the Original recorded plat Of said town.
No personal claim Is made against Of the deendants
except the defendant Wm o. viers Unless yOu appear
and answer thereto before the second day Of III
next term Of said court be held at Watero0 IN sAd
County, commencing the ESD day Of April, 10, judy
ment win be rendered therein and decree Of foEsese
awarded against you - claimed in the petition.
CHENEY X. LOvELAND.;
BY PowxRs CoLEnAH, his Att'ys.
Published by order Of the County Judge n1-Sw
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-23
lmprovsd Suffolk Hon.

Az this species Of farm stock Justly occu.
pies much Of the ettention Of the farmers d
the West, It this time, we propose to devote
: small space to this fne breed Of hogs which
b cshimanding 20 much attention. Il would
& b wen T. - Arst what ooasttutes ! rood
The head should be short, handsome and
: sprghdy. with thin, small, pointed and pen
ID 'oas cara Tho jowl should BE- medium
dun The neck Short and not too heavy,
size- on the shoulders; the shouldess
fitting wsl 'xh - t.s loin, thick. and Of
'aos qo'se = = ',nding w;l out; the con-
good suDssance' os IN ropol.sion to the
stntion i generally ~ 80 -. The
eapAciousness n ths bress : =. .'.,:
brisket coming well down, n. e instance
between The fore legs - great asH 800
V back broad and straight, anu '..ner
\ !. ny arched Ian othsr MN, and pr 1cu-
aeh,. sinking immediately behind The
,r,y no The ribs wen aschsd, forming !;
ihou,Aer.s supporting the bs1y wsI.-
rood barrel, an remarkcd, wids and fdn,
The loin, IS before : u back. The rump
18th rihs coming; Va. : -au Get on. small
.o,raeA of even; the taii j.. .Ae Sne
and .per;ng, and thinaphaired. In,.., :
IN, hreed the tail ID curled Ike cork-screw.
/ -. ham mus. b o. sooa .;se' round and
plump, and swelling out 20 - to come m &
lime with the shoulder such formed ham
YIN veieh wen 70 it, sise. The hips wlde
.read. ana the twist coming wen down; ne
asnk, deep and fun; the belly roomy, ost
not coming too near The sTcund. The iegs
,4r.ieht ard fine IN tie homes; the mussass,
Z fe.vy. pArt;calaIy il The thigh and arm; the
hoek pointed; the pAstsrn joints nrm ana
$3.50 - saaAinG the dew claws On W