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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30

When tree has been stripped of some of
its branches. you may wish to restore them.
If so, take this mode, which has been used
with success: Cut out large pieces of bark on
the side on which, You wish the new limbs to
grow; do not cut out the bark quite to the
wood in due time the space Will be covered
with thin, tender bark; into this tender
bark you may insert buds, just as in small
twig in nursery; thus the bud will grow to
a branch, and the symmetry of the tree may
be improved, and the fruit may be changed,
too
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
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1860.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
Protecting Trees.

A large portion of fruit and ornamental
trees are ruined by the manner they are sup.
posed to be protected. The too common prac-
tice of driving stakes by their side and mailing
across their tops a strip of board should be
described. With every breeze they are forced
against the board or stake, and soon become
half or more girdlcd. There is no softer name
TO such practice than numbering trees. All
trees when set out should he properly pro-
tected. Let it be done by driving down two
stakes, one on either side; then procure strips
of leather, say one inch wide, and long enough
to reach from the stake around The tree and
back to the stake. Nail these Two ends to
the top Of the stake. Put similar piece Of
leather to the other stake and around the tree.
IL high winds are common, leave little space
between the tree and leather on the opposite
side of the tree from the stake. This allows
the tree play without touching stake or
drawing to hard upon the leather.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30

Too little attention is usually paid by plant
ers III the choice Of their plants, the manner
in which they have been reared, and in the
care Of their removal. Instead Of attending
TO the required habits of the tree, it is very
common practice for the plants TO he bought
of some nurseryman who has reared them in
a warm rich bottom, and then, as natural
consequence, when the trees are transplanted
to a cold exposed soil, large proportion Of
them are sure to perish, or if they live, many
become stunted or stag-hcadcd
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30

A German writer says that he transplants
every nursery tree three times; by which the
roots are greatly increased, being careful to
trim off all bruised roots, and many of the
head limbs a finger length from the STEM
The natural arrest Of Growth in autumn is in
the limbs but not in the roots, and therefore
IS soon as the leaves fall is the best time to
transplant trees. Ifany Green leaves remain
the tree must stand until they fail, or else
these leaves must be pluckcd off before the
tree is disturbed in the nursery. The last of
August and September is recommended as a
proper time for TRANSFORMING.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30

Agriculture, aided by science, will make a
little nation great one.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30

The Agricultural interests are most shame.
fully neglected by our Legislatures.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
Origin of Dahlias.

Baron Humboldt found the original dahlias
introduced into Europe, in Mexico. They
were at first introduced for the root, but that
proving UNBEATABLE, the Seeding flowers at
tracted notice. and it has been since greatly
multiplied. II is said that all colors have
been produced except blue, and blue dahlia
never will be grown. Neither will blue
rose ever be produced,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
Original Notice.

Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA,
Black fawk County.
In District Court, April Term, A. D. 1860.
William s. Peck,
against
William Greene,
George Greene,
James G. Traer,
John w frazer
VIM. II. Mcclure.
To william Greene GEORGE Greene James c. raer John
w Traer and William Mcclure. Def.naents.
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
before the first day If Apri A. D. 1850 there will he
and for said County Of Black Hawk the petition of William
=. Peck amng Of you the sum of ninetyesht dollars
with interest thereon at the rate of six cent
from the 10Th day Of June, 1851, money justly
due him from you had and received upon ycur certain
receipt note executed and delivered to him by you in
your partnership of Greene Traer Mcclure, June
10TH 1857 whereby acknowledged to have received
Of William 3. Peck, nneyeieht dollars, for which YOU
procure deed for him Of land entered for him by
Wilson, Werk Co. Of Dubuque of ~ acres or return
him the money on demand; and unless you appear and
said petition before the Monday Of the
ond day Of the next of the District Court to be begun
and held in said County at Waterloo the fourth Mon
day Of April 1860, Judgment will be rendered against
you for the amount claimed and costs Of suit
WILLIAM 8. PECK, Plaintiff
By D. ALLEN, his Attorney.
March 18th, 1860.
STATE OF IOWA.
Black Hawk County.
E original notice having been returned by the Sheriff
u OF said County, Defendants, William Greene George
Greene James C. Traer and John W. Traer not found
Is hereby ordered that service them be made by
publication in the Cedar Falls Gazette weekly newspa
per published in said County four weeks snccsssvey ac
Clerk District Court.
D. ALLEN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Waterloo March 14th, 1860. nj
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30

Sow bed Of this charming annual about
the FIRST Of May. Sow a good large bed, made
ofIich sol, and You win be rewarded with q
sight Of unequalled beauty.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA, =.
Black Hawk County.
In District Court, April Term, A. D. 1860.

Martin Reed,
Joseph McCiregor,
Wm Stuart and
f. +. Pendleton.
To Joseph McGregor William Stuart and E. Pendleon,
Defendants.
You are hereby notified that before the 1st day
of April A. q. 1860, there will be filed in the Office Of
the Clerk Of the District Court in and for Black Hawk
County Iowa. the petition of Martin Reed claiming Of
you the Of sxtyeght dollars and sixty-nne
6S 69100 and interest thereon at the rate of ten per
cent, from September sh, 1858, less however, the sum
Of twenty dollars paid thereon money justly due
on certain nromisory note, executed by you Joseph
MC0resor William Stuart and delivered r. F. Pendle-
ton, September Sth, 1853, whereby you I-sssd pay
to E. F. Pendleton bearer the OF dollars
and 69-1O0, the eighth day of February A. D. 1852
with interest at the rate of ten per cent? and that
the said r. f. Pendleton for valuable consideration
guaranteed the payment of the said note to the above
named Plaintiff, and transferred the to him, and
unless you appear and answer said petition before
the morning of the second day Of the next term Of the
District Court to be begun and held in said County
Waterloo the fourth Monday OF April, D. 1864,
judgment win be rendered against you for the amount
claimed, with COSTS
MARTIN REED, Plaintiff.
by D. ALLEN. his Atty.
March 14th, 1850. Mat
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
The Atlantic Monthly.

COMMENCEMENT OF A NEW VOLUME.
With the number for January 1850 the Atlantic Month
ly entered upon its
FIFTH VOLUME.
In making this announcement, the Publishers think
proper say that change will be made in the general
plan of the Magazine that all the writer's whose contri
buttons have established it in the popular favor will
time to make their medium of communication with the
public and that the relations Of the publishers with
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pages They have great pleasure in announcing that the
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NFw ROMANCE, ENTITLED
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30

A wise government will not be slow in
fostering the Agricultural interests.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30
HARTFORD
FIRE ms FRANCE
COMPANY.
Incorporated, A. ID. 1910.
Gil RTER PERPETUA AL.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. 81, 100000
CAPITAL PAID IN, .............. 100000
SURPLUS, OVER. 436 600

The reputation acquired by this Company during the
last fifty years by an honorable course in transaction
OF its business and the prompt and liberal settlement Of
LOSSES together with the character OF the securities COM
posing its Assets ente the Company to the utmost
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against Loss or Damage by Fire.
1:tf CEDAR FALLS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30

STATE OF iowa.
Black Hawk County.
VNHE original notice having been returned by the Sherf
D Of said County, Defendants, Joseph McCregor and
William STUART not being found it is hereby ordered that
service them be made by publication in the Cedar Falls
Gazette, weekly newspaper published in said County
for four weeks successfully according to law.
J. B. SEVERANCE,
Clerk District Court.
d. ALLEN, Plaintiffs Attorney nl-N
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30

CASH PAID
EoR EASTERN EXCHANGE, by +. p.
I Hatch
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30

An INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL, devoted to the
interests and rights of the Masses relying wholly upon
the people for supporasking avors from clques or
factions.
In sending out our usual annual Prospectus, we beg
leave to remind the people of Iowa, and the North West
generally, that the year
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-27
S~efammt,macb

Ote untrriei6netsL lenfen rie Nufncrfiomteit
Sen sS'scsrpertdufern auf ibr Eager BON @roes
tles, prpptltpne, Oisbl, Siaarrsn, &autatat UNI
onlttae Nrtitel, bic aewGbrlidD in einem rerort,
aen WpoleIalet@ sfhGft sefubrt weroen. Seicn
terS maiden lie uuf ibr reicbee @ein. uni 9iauur.
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aut nprplibeu Wdrtten une meiRcnS fur Saar
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III duesrit biuigen 9~retIen pertaufen t6nnen. =
Die eon unS ais dht aarantirtvn Sranctcs unr
sSelne lino et9sne Smpprtaticn, uno meoer ae.
ntldt, nod nit 3uidsen i66plibsr Stcfs per
chen, irie eteies bet ben i'm Npresn a~etauften
Naaren nur su oft Der 6au lit. Der berutmts
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pom Dem mir Sie sinsiasn TerfGufer finn, mirr
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nsu bic BON Sddern seIutteu Scrten (; Nem.
Srlsane, 9ortp Tliep unp CUBA 3uder unp @ip
lahes 800 6aS Gut 0cat @ruitec, 9cpoeree
nne &aHe< 3udsr; 100 Sifen -bse; 800 Gitsn
Ssife nnp eittter So. l uup SO. 8 Miadefs'
unp 5eitnae; { iihe quite G'oIbsn Butter, pom
Der mir wocbcntlih Seuounsrn erbaI.rn 0ars
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SalS, Starte. geaft 9pwper, semablfusn 8aH,
uno 9fefer 9eificn, Seicn. Gtmey uno ale ri
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perlnnat percen.
8erner: %. Walaee's @ure Wruntain Den
WbtSf y, 6i6arpIcn's. SuSealcuia 8lpds. Ouun
has Wcnrngapclu une 0%tsettfep Nbistey; 20t
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ny, 9laret ann @tampasr Nein; @ipsr, Com
nain Sranrp, Gin, Hum. apple Sranep unt all
Nrt,n ~FiQuprs.
% nj. % II tie S6bus,
@de Der J4teu upp Sorn. StraS
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Stht aus nah
NO, 81 MNlleff&Q 8eg
pic tiai8tsn Orp Wopes in Mihmonpl

Die t%iai9ltsn Drp GOODS in Iihmonp!
5000 @aros lb6ns seoradte gatume ppu 6 tS @ertS,
l1t2@ts. 1bone 2ourS ppn s bic - GtS.; Die Ih6n.
SHUTTER mn bette Gualitdi Yon 5aeOutts. Sra0nAieo,
e,,t;u ben ~bini9lten 9rCiiln; ihlur 6dreYsSiIfs ~
Cts, mertb Is, anocre III 81, 81 25 une mebr; idNr0r,,
SeiSenlt0fs III So 9Ie. upb %eufp6rtS Stella SbamlS III
1uue %aufpdrts, in allen 6arben, ne tb zen c~reifahel @e-
it( buffers III 80 Cts; ieo. Mantillen III 81 80, 1925
ami tinise gu SIS. bic anSertpart5 ba3 Orppelte friten; il.
9%aralOiS un6 Grteniou Strts Son 25 @te. an oufw6rIs, bic
b~ilititen IN &itmpne; Die istnjen franz. SeepIe -wOrttc
Gables Collars uno @ombric S1ros ium balbea 9reiie
lin, SppsIns, Gdbe Glstp, Sill 9lptb. Carpets. Gombrics.
gbtds unO 5wiB Maslins gu trltoanensmertb Siniscn prri.
fen; Babies Gsaitsrs nit 6tslS III 81, 81. 25 uuo ~0ufpGvts
Iarocce, 8tb unS @oah fin Seubs nit 6eel5 NJ 81. i2{
xnO auip6rts Nlihts unb GbiIoren's 8attsIs in allen Sar-
6en unS gu alien preiltn. pom % Cts. an ~aufp6rte; fdut
2aotee Sltppers III so Cts. MEMS Slippers III 81. Ets.
ftine gSelYet %. ~ 81 Cts; SrfOrb Sizes, GUnGreb 81 ..rs
Gotf.Ifin 5Aub fur 6srren, 8udbcn uuc SERVANTS
9eer % Bis 90 PCT. ipdren nil, 9ebe Ubne Cd men mad
81 Wainlr. SCifp6 Straue.
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Sefamsttmacbmuaeu
Dr'bfGat1s Gr6fnnna

Der 1nter'situete erloutt ii6 einem aeebrten
puslifum Die Nnseiae gu maiden, Rap er smtI6sn
Der 6. uno Z. Giraffe elnen 0oarrbier- Salon err
bFuet bat. Ga miro ras Seareten o~sIelten lein.
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aufmu flame uno ireunctt&e Secienuna cisirnt-
gen, welde ibu beluben, BEN tur,,n Nufentbali
in ieinem frrunpli6en unD tdblen 9ctaIe auee-
uebU an mddcu.
0i6monS. 30. SuIi 1860.
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.. y. Strcofcr. qaent. :

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ND - epemitaIien IL. +. ~, Nr z
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etnauistt, ssreiltl. T in,Dt. nit Der srSttsn ecrsfalt rnO
= n al dc l. mt %duSerlter gmfIiaSffea,Tt bsr9 gtaSarats unO
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ben siu,siIIt tr"% S,:o sosrotn. MeOfsinfa Il en- n sSrSt gen II
aus9efattet. S'" "fVffuht nit neHem 9iprratbt
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Der llnterscihNs!e III Jest IN Stanec, jtesx Nufirao In
itinem gslhdltt auNiuhitrch I'M lpor 70 ttGie aIs m5sli6.
Cine MuSir0hl wa 81: Jen 1T fortr6Fvcnc ~Yprrltbia
Yin ueutr, gutter 3obteuwa9en nit etnert euten Ere 4.
Ser ue rubisen @lerotu fir e~tratser 0etraudb.
Die Mufmertianitit ron 6oiels SnhIlern u. Hdr:iiien min
arttd'iei ouf i'ine srpBe &uerdrI BON ufanagen.
@usbcIelune prn Sspbae, SrlbIen u. Sprina> Tatraetn
rpsreen prompt brloraf. &rarrts Vlu3e,
HA-sahdr.. ST Ger 2ten = ;e.
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Sininr Nrn Cinnhsl


5000 %arfe ibGne Seirsnfpfe su As Gent.
tiuis iu IS @ts. 10000 garps fran,6ii6c 81
s%dnpiee SaccnettS ciufu6e uno ~arifreifte ga
reace ferne 2awn su y! Gts.. merits 20 Gent
l6Sne feline @inatnms su 124 Gts.; 1000 gre.
ia color @alicr ,u 6 uuo s Gts., wcrtb 10 unr
II Gte.; 500 Oomcu.O ulters III nur so Ste. /;
itmarie %ieieene 0de' Sbowls unp Wanti0ae ,u
So, 4 uuc 6, tie aucertpdrtS bae DcppcItc tpftcn.
Die bette Qusmabl pop SonnenIhirmsu BON SO
IN. Grteniipu Stirts, 7 i. Ih6nfe Nuspahl, pom
% Cts. an. 1aihcutn,ner bon 5 @te. an. Stella
5borpiS ,u ST. bilis fir 50. Den teltcu sstIeid,
ten Cotton, mertb / Stiaina, ;u 123. 10. 8 unr
Elm rrdt Nutrs alrtifsl itlbl fir 6 @rs. 700 Spn
net &pu&cs. non l6 Cts. an, ,ur 6Slfte res
preilts, mas in Mtuinerp Stpree bcrchnet pirt.
Stcfc fur 6erru, uro &uaben 6leirer. @brd
Iamtric uno SwiB MusIin. Gambrie Sanes
=! n @puars. plain @ingbams fir Sennrts unp
) nsarobe ausmabl i%onltiser Nrtitci gu augerpr.
,eutlih bltiigen Nreilen.
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5ambu' esAmerit. Yofetfabrt- Netien<@ elea ltaft.
OanpfIdbiffabrt
spiitcn
8amhurs mne Vcm ypre, pa Southampton,
psrmit.eiit Der neuen auf bas SolipeIt 9ebauten uno Gle.
9an,elts singerthttten QrpBen eiernen YpiteampfitiTe
y Crulita, 1000 Cons, Capt. Grnutmnnn.
8 ammOpia, 1000 Sons. Capt. Sbwenltn.
S%arpnta, $500 Sons, Gapt. @blers.
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