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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
strangles, or Colt Distemper.

This disease has been compared to the mea-
sles, in the human being, because it usually
attacks every horse at some period of its life.
1t is fortunate, if they have it while young or
if they do not suffer from it's effects in after
life.
Much depends upon the effects of this dis
ease, in determining the health and constitu-
ton ever after. Many fine, promising colt,
has become worthless from the dregs Of this
disease remaining in the system. If it lives,
it is subject to cough, collie, worms, founder,
lameness, poor appetite, rough hair, continual
Noting, costiveness, scratches, farcy, tumors,
&c; while it often happens, that poor, puny
lileless colt, after having had this disease
thoroughly, and terminating favorably, be-
comes healthy, robust, lively and valuable
horse. If, upon reaching the age of five years,
the animal has not had this disease, it is best
to produce it by incubation. When this is
done, the midcst form is the result A little
sharp exercise, the third day afterwards. will
bring on the symptoms The horse should
fast the third day after the first appearance
of the disease, and suppuuation in the swol-
len glands promoted. BE careful that the dis
charge does not continue toe long. Keep his
bowels open with sour mashes, and turn him
to grass for three or four days; and if all is
not right, then ask council. Be careful of
him for two weeks after, as he will be feeble,
and do not suffer him to heat his blood, or
get wet. ~
WIVES, OR ENLARGED GLANDS.
This is frequently the effect of distemper,
and should he attended to immediately after
tn" stranglHs subside, by illfulpractitioner,
as many have been made worse, disfguring
the horse for life
WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH MY HORSE?
Never ask this question but once; then
ask him in whom you have the most conf
dence. If you ask ten persons opinion, you
are apt to lose your own, which is prehaps as
good as any--Ohio Farmer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

There is no branch of rural economy so
much neglected by the mass of the people as
that of well stocking their premises around
their dwellings with shade and fruit trees
and how people can be content to live in their
their own tenements with not tree
around them to beautify their GROUNDS, or to
furnish supply of good fruit, is quite be-
yond our comprehension. We can only ac-
count for such shameful neglect of availing
ourselves of the blessings that nature every
where offers us with out spread hands, with
out money and without price, in most cases,
from . morbid unrefned taste, and a total
lack Of those energetic qualities that raise a
anan from life Of senseless, sluggish inactiv
ity, to one of persevering industry, and taste
in making his home attractive, to say nothing
of the increased value from good supply Of
fruit and shade trees A man who builds a
house to rent, ,or to sell, and leaves the grounds
around 1t naked and bare of trees and shrub
berry, makes great mistake You may take
two houses, each with its acre of land, one
shall be surrounded with young, thrifty shade
and fruit trees, arranged in tasty manner,
and the other shall be left without any trees !;
and at the end Of ten years the premises with
the trees will sell for FIVE times the cost of the
trees over its neighbor. This is no fancy
sketch. 1t is an incontrovertible fact, and it
is time that the people should awake from
their sleepy insensibilty on the subject
We do hope that the rising generation, and
especially our farmers daughters, in whom
will ever exist love Of order and neatness, will
cause new leaf to be turned over; give your
fathers no peace till they make home as it
should be.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13

FROM the same bud, the bee sucks honey
and the spider, poison.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
STATE OF IOWA. /
Black Hawk County.

FuHE original notice having been retuned BY the Sheriff
Il Of said County, Defendants, William Greene George
Greene, James G. Traer and John W. Traer not found
publication In the Cedar Falls Gazette weekly newspa
per published in said County four weeks excessively ac-
cording to law. J. B. SEVERANCE
Clerk District Court
D. ALLEN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Waterloo, March 14th, 1860. nj 4.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
Our Horticultural Society.

Is it any benefit to us? Cannot we get
along without it, and be just as prosperous
and happy? We contend that little towards
improvement in rural taste and gardening can
be done without one Witness the astonish-
ing results of the establishment of societies
in the East and in the old country. To their
influence We are indebted for the many new
and delicious fruits, the improved vegetables,
and the beautiful shrubs and flowers, which
the enterprise Of a few individuals have in
troduced among u.s.. We are fully persuaded
that the soil and climate of our valley, and
more particularly around our own town, are
much better adapted to the growth of fine
fruits and flowers than in many parts of the
East, where they are cultivated to great and
rapidly increasing extent. Then let our pat
rons bestir themselves; excite each other to
take more interest in their professions, and
join our society become acquainted with
each other, and with the progress in improve
ment they have individually made, and that
made elsewhere by the exhibition of fruits,
Vegetables and flowers, and giving premiums
for the best specimens of each. ''Stimulate
and reward industry and enterprise, however
humble their condition, and strive. by con
centrated and perseverins efforts, to improve
the condition Of our valley, to inspire public
confidence and obtain public blessing"
To all, but more especially to those that
have not attended any of our meetings, and
love good fruit who admire and wish to pos
sess beautiful flower garden, to all such we
would say, think Of this matter, view it in its
proper light, and join in heart, hand and
purse in the good cause. We hope to see
every house, however humble it is, with its
neatly sodded door-yard, its shrubs and flow
ers, its trellis, to which is clinging the morn
ing-glory, and the cypress-vine, or covered by
the trailing grape, and the row of shade-trees
in front. Readers, think of this, and suggest
it to your neighbors, and you will do at least
something to promote the real interests of
your valley.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
The Atlantic Monthly,
COMMENCEMENT OF A NEW VOLUME.

COMMENCEMENT OF NEW VOLUME
With the number for january 1861 the Atlantic Month
~ entered upon It's
FIFTH VOLUME.
In making this announcement the Publishers think II
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plan OF the Magazine that all the writers whose contri-
buttons have established in the popular favor will con-
tinue to make it their medium of communication with the
public and that the relations of the publishers with a,-
thors, on both sides of the Atlantic will enable them to
add materially to the variety, interest," and value of its
pages They have great pleasure in announcing that the
number Tor January contains the first chapters Of
NEW ROMANCE, ENTITLED
THE PROFESSORS STORY
Written expressly for It's pages by
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western intelligence, besides large amount Of Literary
and Miscellaneous reading
NOW Is TIE TINE TO SEND IN SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR THE NEW VOLUME.
And we respectfully call upon friends throughout the
Northwest to take active interest in extending the cir
cuation OF the HERALD. If each win take upon HIM
self to procure subscribers will enable us to
double quadrupe list within the next three months
When the size and character of the Dubuque HERAl Is
taken into consideration is the cheapest paper in the
Northwest. - =
TERMS OF SUBSCRlPTION-CASH IN ADVANCE IN
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THE DUBUQUE HERALD
VOL. J0... FOR 1870

AN INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL, devoted to the
interests and rights of the masses relying wholly upon
the people for supervising vors from cliaues or
factions
In sending out usual annual Prospectus we beg
leave to remind the people Of Iowa. and the North West
generally that the year
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
TINE is money-don't waste it.

WHAT is worth doing, is worth doing vel
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last fifty years, by honorable course in the
Of its business and the prompt and liberal settlement Of
Losses together With The character Of Che securities COM
posing its Assets entitle the Company the utmost con-
hdence OF the pub)lo, afFordng reliable Insui ance
against Loss or Damage by Fire. u
JOHN II. BROWN, Agent.
III CEDAR FALLS
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3 CASH PAID y.
FGH EASTERN EXCHANGE, BY =. D.
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Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA.
Black Hawk County. %.
In District Court of said County April TERM 1850,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-13
HARTFORD
FIRE IN S UR ANCE
COMPANY.

Incorporated, A. ID. lSlO.
CHI "A RTER PERPETUA AT.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 81 900 .O0O
CAPITAL PAID IN 800 ono
SURPLUS, 0vER............... $4,000
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
IMPORTANT. TO FARMERS.

4 T John AmmOn u Cos. cd stand, in
~ Deoorah, Iowa, you will findathe follow.
[ns articles. Tor sale or manufactured to err
her, viz: Wagons, plows tanning mills,
hraes cnltivators Nc--All kinds cfmachine.
ry repair I'd ut short notice Wood and iron,
knrnca in al shapes desirable An assort-
mem Of tab elcgs, stand legs, bed posts, chair
stuff, wagon and buggy hubs always on hand.
The above articles for sale on reasonable
Eerlns. Parties visiting DEBORAH are invited
DO give me q call before purchasing. fss.s.19ae
., t.a ayara..nr, 1ss e-gra JOHN AMMoN.
DEBORAH, Iowa, Sept. 10th, 1884, @'a DID,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE. y. - ~, 80 -
sH HaHa5d 9F cd 5oMA' S. @ =. s.. ~. s
|NO1 ICE is hereby given that on the 27th,
~ day of October A. D. 1860, at two
o'clock p. m. at the front door of the Court
House, in the town of VornoneSprings and
County aforesaid, will besold at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described property, taken on an exc.
|cution issued out of the office of the Clerk of
the District Court Of said County, in favorof
|Chas. M. Wheat, and against William Miner
to wit; the west-half of the northeast quarter
|of section eight, in township ono hundred,
north, range eleven west, excepting therefrolm.
40 acres as the defendants homestead, on the
south side thereof and also except arcerta.ns
part of said tract conveyed toe. Gill and S {.
|CaIey on the 2Sth day Of A pril 1857 and fled
flor record on the 26 day of January 1853,
|all of which with the above exceptions and
reservations with all the improvements and
Esppurtences thereunto belonging to, salty.
said writ of execution and all accruing costs
Sherid's Office Vernon Springs, Sept. 18th,
|ls60 ' m6v2-4t)
P. #. SEARLES. Sheriff. ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
low w. A
March 3. 1860. n301y..
10000 Copies already Sold.
EVERYB0DY'S LAWYER,

3 AMI 49,
COUNSELLOR IN. BUSINESS,
aa BY FRANK CROSBY,
OF THE PHILADELPHIA BAR.
1t Tells You How to draw up Partnership
Papers and gives general iorms
a3> s.}a@ for agreements of all kinds
s.gs Bills Of Sale, Leases and Petit
1t Tells YOU How to draw up Bonds and
"A r. Mortgages, AGdayits, Powers of
.4tterney, Notes and Bills Of Exchange Re-
ceipts and Releases. 'fr go. TT
1t Tells You The Laws for the Collection Of
Debts, with the Statutes of Lin
itaton, and amount and kind of property Elk
empt from Execution in every State .s3s
1t Tells You How to make an Assignment
properly, with forms for Com
position with Creditors, and the Insolyent
q, Laws ofevery State.
lt'Fells You The legal relations existing be-
srssa g.tween Guardian and Ward,
Master and apprentice, and Landlord Ten
ant. #sa
1t Tells You What constitutes Libel, and
t~ &- 80 SANDER, and the Law as to Mar
riage Dover, the Wifc's Rights in Property.
81 Divorce and Alimony.
It Tells You The Law for Mechanics Liens
i. IN every State and the Natural
izaticn Laws of this country, and how to COM
ply with the same. mr.
1t Tells You The Law Concerning Pensions
and how to obtain one, and the
Pre- Emption Laws to Public Lands. Fssr, 4
1t Tells You The Law for Patents with mode
ss2 ,sQof procedure in obtaining one
with interference. Assignments and Table
a.,s ,,gsas, of Fees. sea q g., -. se4lI
It Tells You How to make your VIII. and
- how to. administer on an Estate
with the law and the requirements theresfin
80, e.! ssssS every State, egea5e, haj@'T.s5
It Tells You The meaning of Law Terms in
general use, and explains to ysu
the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Pow.
ers of both the General and State Government
It Tells Ioa How to- keep out of Law, by show
a. - ing how to do your business le-
gally. thus saving . vast amount of property,
and vezatious litigation, by its timely consul
tatiOns r-,..s,s.,-.-ra
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12

A nd the New Oregon HARDsVARE
N STORE is in FIJI! blast, comprise ng =
full assortment Of everything adapted to the
wants of the community, such as Cock, Box
Elnd narlor Stoves, Hard ware, Hollow-ware
hnd Unaware, Door Trimmings, Butts and
Screws, Nails, and agricultural implements
Cutlery ! ankee notions; in fact everything
you want in that inc from rat trap to I
full rign for new house keepers. ~ 81 sel'.l.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
g&gSfes sCOvII.I.,s% Il III IN IA q
SARSAPARlLLA AND SlTLLINGTA,@
OIL
gLsg Blood s liver Syrup, ~ U.

D.
Sarsa parilla. is ,.gTropical Root too welll
known as one OF the best antidodes sve possess
f,r.Scr ofulous Complaints to need commenda-
ten. but as Stilhngia Is au article of more
recent use in scrofuolsl affections. we give
below the statement of So taG G "a ae8sz a
u, s-sal aaan % DIR. n. IL. FROST ssz5 astt2
In the Southern Journal Of .Neditine and
Pharmacy, he says: at will complete the
cure of alterations OF the Palate. Throat. and
mucous membrane Of the Nose, skin, and
other parts. twill eiface the Bhtches, Fom
spots, STAINS ect, which in. u constitution Of
this character SO frequently occur from slight
irritation, or which remain after the uIccra-
tons have healed twill remove the NOR
bio conditions of the Finds and Solids which
dispose every injury. howeverslight to degen-
crate with a fostering, painful scabby ulcer.
1t will, in short, so improve the digestive and
sassimlative Operations of the system that
q more healthy blood and more renewed Fl Der
will be substituted forthe detective conditions
ofone and the other, and thus fully support
the character Of these medicines for being es-
sentially alterative.' Also the statement OF
rs .sas ~ = 2 Dr. BLACK aAg'as assst
published in she Cincianaitl Elcctic Medical
Journal, in which he. says - after giving it,
a fair trial in several forms OF disease, lam
convinced that, as q general alterahrchit has.
no Superior in the qldte1iA nledioU Since last
March, have treated abo 4thlrty-fiye cases
of syphilis without - ssngje failure wien tine
patient gave me anything Ike a fair yWtal, y
ScovILL's SARsApARrLLA and SrrLL1SGra V
is preparation wh;chis compound ID upon
scientific principles, ard with great care hv
hi, t<,l
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
CANTOWEr

OLD Copper, Britannia, Old Lead. and
|papar Rags, wanted in exchange for goods,
|at the highest market prices. accents per
pound given for good clean PAPER RAGS.
March 9th. 1860. JOHN l.rSTURGIS. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12

Sarsa parilla is as5iTropical Root too we'll
known as one OF the best antidodes we possess
fo.Scr ofulous Complaints to need commenda-
ten. but as Stiihngia Is aI article of more
recent use in scrofuonsi affections. we give
below the satcme Mt Of faa Ser a asHeTg 8.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-10-12
CHRI SITES So
AGUE BALSAM! :

AOC IL DhllkDAIui 81
Or. ChriSl;es cue Ba'sam. i e E
WANT more of Or. Christie's
Wants more Ague Balsanl. y Please send me
Chrlstle's half gross immediately. ~.
que Balsam Respectfully Yours,
A. M. Moore. Sheffield, III.
We are all out of DR.. Chris
All out of ties Aguc Balsam. Please
Chrlsties send us six dozen. 1t goes
\ que Balsam like hot cakes. .6aEE@
WILSON & NEVILLE, ~
4 i # Mackinack, ll.h
.f.. J. R. & f. aBOYCE. & Co..
Christie's Midway, ILL.,, says; I'VE do not
que Balsam know ola single failure when
is sure cure. the directions were strictly fol-
.,., Ilowed"A 40 YTf1e5
New York Aug. gid, 1860
From my knowledge of the
Chrlstie's ingredients of 9 Chrsties Ague
Ague Balsam BalsaM 4 consider it q safe and
IS recon- excellent preparation for the
mended by cure of Fever and aguc, and
Chemist. that will not prove injurious
.4t t g to the constitution. cfw 93fa
.-u.aaaH LAWRENCE REED; Ml
-. Professor of Chemistry.
JOHN d. PARK Proprietor, sstss
" '~- 124 Lake st, Chiago, ILL.,. !.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-02
LAMBS ANAN EshVS.

NE{ offer for sale easy terms TO purchasers the
FS folio ing Real Estate, viz:
Lots \Os l. aid Is on fear Street; 81 and IS on
shugton street, each ii L. H. Lanier's Addition TO
Nashville,
Lts Nos 6, 23l 1856 and 10 feet of 33s, in Ewing's
ADDITION TO Na5hvilfe-ali unimproyed
Lots Nos. 5, oand T. on High sire t. In the Plan Of
the wilson Spring property On each of thes lots is
a neat Brick House, all and occupied by. good
tenants. also, 461z acres Of Land on the Turnpike
road leading TO Paradise HILL about four miles t, ON
the city, adjoining the lands of sam Cayce W b.
living and Others, and known the MaGox place.
IL VIII make tne market garden. Call once and
get bargains HOBS0S & MHELESS.
have on the MAJ ke tue splendid residence of fWes-
ley heless, witn 81 acres OF Land which has been
heretofore adj ertsed and dehteIy described
expect 10 put on the market the ensuing Fall (of
which due notice will be gven) about loo Lots IL a
new addition 10 EdgefeId. " HOBstJN :
aug7-2m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-02
...lngarian Grass Seed.

I CSI TsceIvrdi aua tor sAlg at Z iG~ lguTs 500
- bJalg's sulrrl0T Hungarian Grass seed. Ihs
seeJ has oen elected Wllb gtettcare, and Was
ed la The AortherE pa.tlOu ut Hlssou;l-s from
art lud ali 10 uurities.
aprl'-gi -ssg ------- -iIEELIs HOOPER & Ca.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-02

Rz- Passengers should bear in mind that the -CIS
CINNATIp q the OLD and EAYORITE ROUTE Con-
nections made promptly the Roads are thoroughly
RAIIASTED and all modern iInprov adopted
irsuring sPHED, oosyoET and SAFETY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-02
THROUGH TICKETS

Are sold at all the PRINCIPLE RAILROAD TICKET
OFFICES in the WEST and SOUTH. Ask for Tickets
va CINCINNATI q -----
P.w. sTRADER, General Ticket Agent, cin'tI.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-02
Valuable Town Lots
COU Mt ny Ian =
For sale.

u AN Offering for sal. reasonable terms, tho
i following property: e5 hsncsoule Beiiding Lots
Ia me 7th snd stn Wards CT Nashville
Nine Houses and Lots Of various dimenscns, from
large % small comfortable resi1ences at IoT prces,
IN Lhe city.
tI.s double three story Business Houee Or Broad
street occupied At prsseGt b. sHzrdeastle z Co.
tJne Tract OF aboCt 22H acres, tnree miles out
he Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, frame house
and Well-part Of the Lucrs or Cruichtr tract good
sod -
Une Tract OF sboni 81 =, on the ArrtreeSoofo'
Turppfzs road 81 junction with the stones RIVER
Turupik one-haH mile ont adjacent 10 W. o-LeNlS
and 1lhors-ny Brick yard Hoperty.
One TIaIt OF about 80 sci IS, eight miles ort, near
the Nurfreesboro' TuruPlk' Good improvements,
good sater and timber.
One Tract OF about 80 scres the franklin Col
lego stones river Turnpike miles out-oo aeres
cleared, balance good timber aud seil ystered !.
One tract Of about l26 acres, adjacent TO sAnc on
the East FRUITS on said Turnpike over 200 poles
nearly 81 good timber and sod good
One tract OF about $50 res ten miles out, near
ymith's Springs, one mile md half North OF the
Nurfreesboro' Turnpike. mostly ve1timbered about
20 acres cleared seyeral other lots and tracts
Of land In SzzhyfIle and vicinity.
For further pzrticslars cal OF SAscx WOODWARD,
Young Negroes al fair prices Will be taken in ex-
change for the sbove-
Janeas-lm raA JAMES n AUREIi-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-02
E.xnrgss tn slarl.sEI.Ie,

= EE SaUIlern Express ila a-F res ,rctful s al
1 upU &C LuaL tG"g are uJa raaLiug EESsE ,GgRs
through u C.IrhsEii lie, va. Z X. 4aa q. c. - l.
Rail cars, To ilrwara - IN L place
and iuteTveuug points ~it proHIItutss disp ttch
all goOas usual. seut o. eXp,ess They nil also
forH to All places Oil sLt.c rUutCg. connecting
with be above Railroads.. Bills OteS drafts, ETC.
collected an prompt retuyu InIae.
--g Urtcc Nc. II rublc -4c,ire.
febl7-u = X. AJtT, Superintendent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-02
Tin Es0Ofne.

E;AyISG every facility IN tho way OF workmen
4 and materialto do Grst rate sork with despatch
viii contract for flaming roofs, either in the city
or country, at law rates, and in every warrant
satisfaction Cutters, Piping, Valley Cap lng,
Also, Galvanized Iron Cornices &C. ,donein the bes,
manner. J. w. WILSON,
= tebS-t = eaa tEF 7Opppsite Sewanee House.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-02

ECST received l2e UssortGeat OF Fancy and
y tIdia 81 ersca-iuut Pip c, IL amber, Jesalins :
EC Cuiua 1tsls, Wi nTs 3, oil cheap al pri
ste -a!- b. SENJ. r SHIELDS - Co,
J.1tl5-u central auction KDuHs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-02

Csl received ,--UO ass2Fte' Canary B4sd Cages4i
- al ~ ie-, cCiofs uud prices, handsoInt
As ever brought to shs m ritot. Ftr sale low by
lsoe-,i J. ". = iISSS.