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The Placer herald., 1861-12-07
OBITUARY..

At a regular meeting of the Military Comnonv
the Auburn Greys-On this the 9th day Of H.
cember, 1861. the Committee heretofore onnont
ed. to-wit A. f. Cove. NJ. Z. Mills and Wm II
Sullivan. for the purpose of framing resolutions
expressive of the sense of said company. in repr.
cnce to the much regretted death of Jnlins p
Brooks, recently deceased. u worthy and hrlnvcd
member thereof, they reported the following re.
solutions which were unanimously adopted:
ReS0|ced That in the death OF Julius p. Brooks
this Company has lost valuable member and on
honorable. warm hearted associate and friend
ana also tn" community just and upr rbt citizen
Resolced, That while we lament the loss Of him
who has taken up the line of march to tbnt
bourne from whence no traveller returns we how
in meek submission TO the orders Of the Great
Commander above.
R0so'red That during the many wears the de-
ceased has resided in the town of Auiurn. we have
known him as courteous gentleman kind
father and an aficctionate husband and one he
loved by all who knew him.
Reso/ped That we tender to the amiable family
and friends of he deceased our sincere sympathrs
for the irr"plrible loss that they have sustained
III this great ,iilcion that has hef,cn them.
Resolred That the Orderly Sergeant of this
Company be requested to furnish copy Of the
above resolutions TO the widow of The deceased.
Resoiced That these resolutions he published
III the Union Advocate and Placer Herald
ANS +. COVE
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

Eg- The Sac. Union suppressed the most
important part of Adjutant Gen. Thomas
port,-that which related to the state OF
affairs in the State of Kentucky The Union
is one of the best newspapers in the State
so everybody says.
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

The HUMAN LuNG.-The lung of a man is
an aggregation Of bronchial tubues and
sir.sacks; these air cells are very minute,
sometimes the 2OOth of an inch. Between
these air cells runs the capillary blood. ves-
sells. Thus each side of blood vessel is
and the gasses pass to and fro through the
delicate wall of the cells, and through the
walls Of the capilaries, with perfect facility.
So crowded are the blood vessels that the
diameter of the ineshes formed by their
network is less than the 3OO0th of an inch
and the number of aircells is calculated at
not less than six hundred million!
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

To PaEvENr HoRsEs FROM KICKING OR
PAVING IN THE SrALL.-Hitch trace chain
around the ankle or fetlock OF the foot most
use /, and let the other end of the chain lay
loose on the floor of the stall, and all will
be right.
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

The "BARBARIsM OF WAR.-Thurlow
Weed says of Fremont's devastating march
in Missouri, from Upton to Warsaw:
One Union man, who had kept five sons
from joining the Secession forces, had his
place literally gutted, the men of Asboths
and Sige's Division killing, on his farm
alone, 40 sheep, 3 cows, 2 steers, and steal
ing horses. The Cavalry galoped over
praries lassoing mules, and shooting oxen,
sheep and hogs, and then chucked them into
their already overloaded wagons. There is
scarcely festhered biped left within five
miles on either side Of their march; not a
whole looking glass, or unrifed bureau, or
blanket that has not been seized.
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

Two OF EN-. - We are informed by a
friend, who seems "post d." that among the
attractions Of the Episcopal Sunday School
Festival on Christmas evening. will be two
marriages. This will certainly be novelty
If any Of the curious wish to know the
names Of the parties they will ha e to at
tend the festival.
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

EF Kahameha ". King of tie IIa
waan Islands, having "hear'n telI' that
there was "fouting" going on between the
United States and certain so called Confetle
rate States, proclaims that Kingdom neutral
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

~ A Notary Public rere nly performed
the marriage ceremony for a couple in San
Francisco Why couldn't first rate black
smith, do it equally as we'll!
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

REcEIPTs FROM TOWNSHIP No. 5--We
are indebted to Mr. Sanborn, Collector Of
Township No. 5. for statement of the re,
ceipis OF that Township, from all sources,
for the year ending December lst, 1861:
Foreign Miners Licenses, $6,732 90
Poll Tax, 2,42l 90
Road Tax, 3.644 90
Property Tax. lO,s39 90
Merchandise Licenses etc. 4,77O %
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

EY- The weather for a week past has
been intolerab'e-wet, cold, mucgv, FROSTY.
and generally uncomfortable The roads
are in miserable condition, and cause team
sters to grunble and fret greatly.
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

Gg Joe McKibben" has finally got a
"possh.' General Halleck has appointed
him upon his staff, with the rank of Colonel
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

Friend, initiate the example Of the loco
motive. He runs along, whistles over his
work and never takes anything but water
TO wet his whistle WITH"
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07
CAMP SlGEI.. Placer County. Nov. 4. 1861.

We the undersigned. commanding officers OF
the Fourth Regiment California Volunteers. hay
ing seen several articles criticsing the appoint
mcnt of Ferris Forman to the Coonclcy of our
regiment and insinuatng doubts of his loyalty.
feel called upon to publicly state that we have inl
confidence in his loyalty" military ability and
experience, and his determination to 10 all in his
power to aid the Government in prosecuting the
war to a successful issue. OF his bravery none
can entertain doubt who are familiar with the
history Of the Mexican
A. W. CUILUM. Captain Company +.
JAMES EVANS. First Lieut.. CompanyF.
j. A. HALE. Second Lieut. Company f.
A. S. GRANT. Captain Company g.
NJ. SHERMAN. First Lieut.. Company G.
g. HAYCoCK. Second Lieut. Company G..
J. NJ. CAss. First Lieut. Company H.
CHAs. ArCHTsoN. Captain CompanyI
W. p. MASON. First Lieut.. Company |.
We find the above card in last Mondays issue
of the Union. 1t shows the estimation in which
Col. Forman is held by the officers under his com
mand and we are well satisfied the men coincide
in this opinion.
We have known Col. Forman for nineteen years.
and know he is worthy OF the confidence reposed
in him by the signers of the above card He has
proved himself gallant officer" in the feld
an in the civil walks of life he has been honor
ed and respected wherever he has lived During
the Mexican war he was in command of the Third
Regiment of Illinois Volunteers; and no com
mander in Gen'l Scott's army had the confidence
of his officers and men to a greater extent than
Col Ferris Forman; and it was well bestowed
the Colonel was worthy of it, and is now.
The CoTToN TREE.-All the abotionists
in this country, and in England, are rack
ing t. cir poor brans to discover some
means hy which the importance Of the South
erners AS cotton producers, shall be les
sened--if not entire y done away with
They have fonnd what they supposed to be
something new unler the sum-" viz: cot
ton tree, indigenous to the soil of the Fegee
Islands, from which the looms of the man
ufacturing world is to be supplied in the fu
ture. Exeter Hall it seems has been labor
ing to induce the amiable cannibals, Of
the Islands, to turn their attention from
feasting on human t1esh to Christianity and
cotton, but the effects upon the commercial
world have not as yet become in any begree
startling.
If any one will take the trouble to ex
anime the history Of the past, they will find
that the cotton tree of India, was we'll known
five hundred years before the Christian Era
and long before the Fegee Islands had place
upon the maps of the world.
1t is a tree from Is to 20 feet high, and
although well known to the world during
these many years, has not as yet, and it il
to be feared will not in the future supercede
the Sea Island cotton of Hilton Head, and
the coast generally of South Carolina and
Georgia. The latter has been sold in mar
ket as high rs two dollars per pound.
The Union has character as newspaper
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07


TO the Stockholders of she Sacramento.
PLAC R AND NEVADA RAiLk )AD COW
PANI. Notice is hereby givrn that an assess
mcnt oi ten per cent. Uhe siXh) his been levied
by the Board Of Directors on tn capital stock
OF the ). T. and \. Il. Il. Co. payable ON or be-
fore tn" 1lh day of Jannary. 1862. t. BENJAMIN
C.. ALLEN. Treasurer at the Office of Wells FARGO
X Co.. Auburn. All shareholders are requested
to m Ike payment on or before that time. or 81
assessments will he promptly collected in the
manner prescrihod by law.
CilAS H. MITCHELL, Secretary.
December eth. 1861. I'm
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

A PRoFANE JoKE.-One of our exchanges,
with propensity for irreverence, Gn which,
of course zoe do not sympathse) vouches
for the truth of the statement, that while a
preacher, the other Sunday, in Camp Curtin,
was holding forth in his widest strains about
the goodness Of Christ in dying to save all
men, member of the Buck Tail Rangers.
from the "WiId Cat District" who had been
under conviction, and was deemed hopeful
case, jumped up and cried out, "Buy for
Christ! Bully for Christi"
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

Our OF DEBr.-By the monthly statement
OF the Treasurer of Placer County, publish
ed to-day, it will be seen that there were but
$6,2l9,l5 of outstanding registered warrants
on the 1st inst. We are indebted to Mr..
Banvard for an additional statement of the
receipts into the Treasury to the 7th inst
Most of the Township Collectors having paid
in the property tax since the lst inst, the
condition of the county finances is about AS
follows:-In the General Fund ST. 1000: Re-
demption Fund $4,000 Total s24,OO0.-
Outstanding County warrants about $4,000.
Leaving balance in Treasusy of $4,000.
1t is with great satisfaction we make this
announcement to taxpayers; and can safely
assure them that we will now have less taxa
ton. Placer and Napa counties are the only
ones in the Slate, we believe, that can boast
of being out Of debt, and with money III
their 1reasulies The finances of Placer,
for the past four years, have been admirably
managed. And the example given might be
followed with profit by some of our neigh
bors.
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

The MOUNTAIN WASoN RoAD.-We learn
from the Dutch Flat Enquirer. that the work
Of grading has been commenced, at the Cal.
ifornia House, six miles above Auburn, upon
the road lea ling to Nevada Territory by
way of Dutch Flat. The work on the lower
end of the road can be done to advantage in
the winter season--and the approach to the
Summit, in the Spring, upon the melting of
the snow. The work is mainly undertaken
by Sacramentans, men of wealth. who I'M
tlerstand what they are about--know that
the shortest line and easiest grades over the
mountains must become the tavorite route
for business.
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

The Union has character rs a newspaper
California Express.
So has pur urer as a witness.
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

MARBLE.-Billy Wiggius, a COW county
man, gives 1.-THE world and his wife" notice
"that there is certainly marble enough within
a hundred, if not fifty miles of WasonvIle,
to supply the world, at least for ornamental
purposes, for thousand years to come"
He does SO for the purpose "of drying up
country editors who are continually boring
us with discoveries of marble, in the remote
and almost inaccessible portions of the state"
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07
Total.
H. II. BANCROFT Il Co.'S List of New Books

II. II. BANCROFT Il Cos List of New Books.
Handbook Almanac 1862, an Official Register
and Year Book of Facts for the Pacific States
Maj. Gen. Halleck's Laws Of War.
The Southern Rebellion. Part 2.
National Hymns. by Richard Grant White
Rebellion Record, Vol . and Part I.
Army Regulations. Revised 1861.
Men-of- War Regulations.
Lady Maud. by Pierce Egan.
Anderson 3 Okavango River.
East Lynne or the Earl's Daughter.
Cecil Dreeme by Theodore Winthrop.
Ida Pfeifer' Last Travels.
Eugene Grandet. by Balzac.
Essays. by George BrimleJ.
The Cloister and the Hearth, by Chas. Reade.
Diaries, 1862
Gift Books a great variety
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

OK THE WAY.-Sixty.eight vessels ar,
now on their way 10 San Francisco from
different parts of the world.
The Placer herald., 1861-12-07

4. W. CtLLUM. Captain Company T.
JAMES EVANS, First Lieut.. Company +.
J. a. HALE, Second Lieut. Company f.
A. S. GRANT. Captain Company G.
NJ. SHERMAN, First Lieut. Company G.
G.. HAYCoCK. Second Lieut. Company G..
j. NJ. CAss. First Lieut. Company II.
CHAs. ArCHIsoN. Captain Company l.
n NASnN EirSt [ (,nr [
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-18
ANNALS Bsc,s,xa P,,xx,s r,, r,,,r

ANNALS BECOMING Parents roo E.s,r-
Victor G,iosrs never all,sei ex.s 10 hsv. Lamb,
unsn shey passed their third year ; aud the bucks
were n,s used 1ili saey h.i arrived a. full ms,u
nsy. d. a. sell a mi,y o:her s,s,.ioas stock
raasees sna; We ght name. is PROBABLY coaver
saas WIN tns fa,s TIA. uuriny the period oi
e0s.h Anf develop u.n, up 20 nfuri,y. the re
prooac;ive orgtas Are i,ent1k. ~a,ls a. The SANE
ums the na.ri.ise iaacii,l Is wholly engaged in
Celebrating Gayle ani oio,l for III. Development
OF oSas. miscie, AID n-rve and ina, csliJn, into
req aisatioa IN reproi Ictve Or g-neratve orylls
os'see sae sn'niU mas aS-sIned fi,i growsa, mus,
necessarily divert tne elem .n,s of IN ,5.er ia.sa
osd Tor aatr,s'oa from Ghsi. iesiLim,,e channel
ani direct Tue n 10 the re2roia.sise ory,is A
100 cary 0'e OF the pa-eiy All ntl ia icIisl 'niI
ess weakness aai s,aa,ed s-osta.-4s. Ts..r.
issry Ssryeos.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-18

CaURxIXG IN WlSrER.-In reply to the query,
"wacre Is tue farmers wife WHO has Got been
troubled more or less VITA cnurnins 10 Winter,
the Pra.rts farmer rrnarAs: Coss led on straw
cAunot Dc expected ~ nave lnGcl ou.tes III InriE
mix tue poor saiass aeed ine saoc vi it ~
supply animal heat. IL Is vel kaoxu that out
Ter - held IN tac io:sn VI osy yioo4les, encAssu
in nm vi ca,eia card AID TIA. a,lta;ion
bursts .lsss n.ln, Saeu t4e OIL. or butter, oeIus
specifically i.hter tuaa sae sisiA, rises - Tue
surface and Concentrates. faij etect Is aisay>
accompanied 10y the formation vi lacilc ACID tto.n
50 sl.s iormi,ioa OF lal,c acid does not take
plAce, and consequently the butter Viii not come.
10 MAKE ouLler come, tGen, ~e wod.i aivIse
better TODD tor the cOs- IL siiiIioa 10 straw %
hay, give some shots, a ;eS mansel wur2ei, or
bseIs, and Saas Is best OF al, ...l.e Oh CAKE.
Toeu yous MIX val caarn oe.Ie., aad ~ &c. It
oaI Si.i no. o. i.Iti :uiL. Pace Iae uIlA ~nese
Il gill not frsrz., aud the Cream "a temperature
OF % +, aud keep IL ri. II gets sour, Wa.cA VII.
not tA2e loag Il TIE Temperature Is uatorm.-
Avoii beating it III tue DAY ami freezing it Al
night; sacl a COURSE viii turn lISorealn bitter
insIeAi .; sodF. la e1uraas, the temperature
saou!i De (sn Nmter) \, nssa % ; when the
cream - Y 'rai IA the churu, AMI aoour TO-
Waea TIE CONS 4 good " Thermometer
chusa Is - ,fea. advantage IL WiuIer as well
- sumner, because OF tue admirable means II
anSsds Vi placing water OUTSIDE tue caurn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-18

.uE CnEcK REiS.

We are glad 10 note the increasing attention
lid "a AGRICULTURAL sifars by portion oil the
p,ss. heretofore almost totally devoted 10 Poii'i
90, m.,,.r,. The Buffaio Usmoerat proposes the
generalization Of the horse from the cruei'es IN
Aie,~d OF the check rein, and We heartily endorse
ia remai Ks. IL says:
When ste spyd harnesses his horse for Drag
,,;., ,,r,,.k M grade, the horses head is pulled
20 ,o..cis his tail aud anchored there BY the
..n.,l..s and merciess check rein. The arrange
ma, i. unnuturaI-,he animal IL constrained oy
!, 6,r IL di,,uros the vital force, and induces an
unnatural action in the muscles Ut the head, neck,
saoul.ers and mouth. There Is actually less en-
erry aud yisor left for the limbs and Chest than
sn.1s sould be II the useless contivAnce was
j.rk~d of and thrown over the nearest fence
If reason cannot teach thus promptly ~ any man,
ia.r let hun try the experiment by putting =
m.f,ingair upon himself and go TO wrestling, or
nat c,eck in the JAYS oi oOxer TIA, shall ex.
ts,j ,ioSn his back 10 has belt.
VINO beside the British use the check reiii.
saving taeir general iiui,ators. the Auiericans:
The Fsench do not use AZ, the Germans do not,
th. Indiana a.d SpaIlards of South America,
sno tl.r.lly i've on hUrsro back, and are perfect
h,r.x,n.u. DO no., the Spanisrds Ut Europe 60
n.r ,,,s q, the Iutks Ihe must ooservaDt aud
most natural people IA TIE world are Tree from
th,s IN scbieyous error, IL Is strange ~ Us that
the L. gilsh and ourselves did not, years ana
wears ago, reason upon The eonstanti! ~iinesseo
fact that wbeu a cueCk rein vas lvo,ed at taN-
ern stoOp or ia stable, the poor horse Always
str.tcl.xu ouI his beea and hung down hIs bead
Tuat "a. has language ior SAVING that the strap
hurt and wearied uilu, and that ne vas hearth,
glad " oe relieved iTvn it.
Tue geutas that nr,, proposed the mechanical
fess vi ,iitIug himself up " the b.eecnes, mus,
have been the author vi tie theosy thai Ia.
check rein held the 6osse up and kept him from
falling TIE uiscasuicai aetIon IA The tso cases
must De precisely the same. II The reader MI.
reject. be viii see that no suspendins poses
eau DC derived, except ir In without the aiiiinsi
post, tree Or beam, Is just as Indispensable u
the supporI vi a hodse as " = inan latent on SUI
eide. A horse cant hang nirnscit up III the aI'
by the trErets ON Is oacA, any more than nlau
eau bs pulling up~aGds at his neck haadAer-
chief
Toe check rein should be abolished. II vast
es motive power. Is use Is unhealthy, tor II dis
turos the V.hrrSlse naturally aud equally distrlo
utei vial iorces. it saos.eus tue lie of the
horse. L. diIn:l.Ishes his speed, and iesseus the
free and qIck acs!on So esseutisl To the auiIIai
safety aud that vi bis driver. Brethren vi the
press, let US elnsncipate the horse from the Bit
Ism cheek rein.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-18
THK US OF VINEGAR IN Srsws-On thu =,

IHx CSE OF VINEGAR N SrswS-On the co,
Nnens vi Ea.ope 'Iuesar Is largely employed in
tue process OF s.exiay. II acts oy so,tenlny the
nosss aai 81 EeatesIa the Meat mo,s teadsr and
dgessaoe. Tas value OF vinegar Ia economical,
co0xiaS may DC tested oy tae use oil the toi,os
ms secpe: faSe soma meats from the co.rses,
Jo'u1s oi oeef, sucn As te Leg, sain, or sticking
p'ece, cut Is III IS ot tao or three ounces
casa. ia. eacn II good viaeys-, aad then pac.
Tie "ho!s IN TIE s-es pan vita ouicus. turuio.
Or o.le. vegetables, caI sinai, witaoa. water
cover 1: Glossy ali les IL slaai oy the SIDE of
the IRE tor SIX Or eight hoars, I. Will then De
toaad 10 Do thoroughly doae, and 10 have Weld.
ed Aa AodaiAace vi grasy, beng a: the s,me
TINE re.aar&ao.y tended. fae oaly precau,,ou
Necessary Is taAs tue lea. should never De SUIT
Tered 10 approach tue ooin, p1;a,, or ths meat
vegetables. AMI tiSocias masertal NAV Dc placed
IN Al e4rtnei wAss JAr, snica car De closely tied
doSa, aud tasa placed Ia . h-se sauce pan of
water, DC very s'oS ovea. rnls mod. OF COOK
ING - applcAose ID ANY kind of met,. and vii
o. toaai exceedingly ecIaoncal, g,v.uy Rssle
srouo.e All iaf'iis1'as Very uAtr,tIoIs. iiyes.i
Ole aud delicious tooi- rae acid of the y,nsrsr
b en.'r'iy d'ssp,sei during tue procsss.-Nsr
Ess.s.d Cook Book.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-18
< HERIFF SALE.-James B. Howe rs


~ BENJAMIN { HarI and Avn y Hari.-B, write If
vrt fse.s isueo out If snc under the If
Crcui: Court Tor the Iunty q: gnAm Atc Cf
Mich gau dec ed anu Ceisver,G, gains: the
gods and ehAtts s. isn.s AID eneui.nts VI B~nIamn
Hart and Alv y Hart, oId On Il. 2l-rcay oil Nov~m
Der, 1901, levy Up, and aAe al The night. title
and OF the eivncaats said ri name1
Tie fvios NJ ece p..cei II and, TO VII al that
piece Paree, II i~Lj situate, lying and be ns
n the couuy .. inshsm, anu Slase Il Mch g~p,
knosn and 81 nyushs4 n Tie Map oE Pa Of me Vii
age NOV cy Il Lansing reeIc-d n he orhee II The
Reg OF D~eCs fsr tie county Of past Of
tot numoe: l6) block unO-r twelve (l2) Lge-ter
9th al the prIvese Of Iss he water u GrAna yer
10 ptopel the fioTns Mia stsnci-s tter-ou Oh
. conveyed b. dec frou Hrap smith, Dan el l.
Case ana L. 1soeth D2niOtra 10 AVN Hat and from
Alvin \. n Berj.mn : Hart, te ny tie hr-s right
said waters u GIs nd Rser,
fJr propelhng four Of mill with necessary
eh merry Eed thereto, all the
LOGGING he eo, and k0o~u Harris fl0urnS Mi. IN
the ci,y vi Lsnn ~hch right title md nis est shall
exp for sale NJ paonc auet TO tie gEest odde
the law the door II she In
Curt House, he village OF Mason. Iurcay the
18Th Gay If J.buary NEXT. a. one o'clock r N
lAtei NA-op. lee. ID, lsol-
.s3S5 Truman SPENCER, sheriff
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-18

TRY this remArkAole and most intersutin, -
L II compoeed II the coocentrated juice - ~.
powerful and the Dost soothing Plants aAd R.
chemically combined AND tpsuaiec u veu ...ssAt
bottles, sna charged By . pov~rful haf,sry' ~. ga
sese,rg in addition TO its superior medical nm, ~
Magnetic aDd Electric properties prolossdi, .s~.eas
anc eminently }uietins anc soo,hng Il r.S-S
and Inflammation ~ once, (when fieely apsh.Sr
ING the strained musclss snc nerves. Rivi.s ssrySs
vitality By iis life giving quah -, 70 psr.spd -.
chronic or 'ons sta ndine complaints. and vrskSs&
ay,ag oervess ps's. (Nsus.ge )'rr'sa,Ns ,ssS...tS
speak Of Il ~ truly voa'erfai Dsairtns ~ - -
By Tar superior 10 any and all oth~r external ~
use II apptNc in season il ID IN urfAine ~.
Group, sore Throat, lnn. mAnatsou Of The L.. ~
Liver, kicneys, and other organs, RheuratsS -
Irritation, Ague n the Breast /; and a. an 49,
osrvoos Headache, Nsuraies, sars eyes, s>r -. -
sek., aeue IN the Face, rimpies and Ep,ti~. y Y
kinds, f'Ies. bruisso and Spraned Lnbs he,~ ~ ~
oarts, ChilblaiLs, isdoent and long s,apd,,s -
Goupds, &c, &c. IL viii also restoe the Hsss =, =
Bald Head. and prevent the BAir frun fAibus ~ 20
oeae Sssm~ot has ten ..,ens,vsly I'D .ps GA ~,
end 10 cure cure, shes q Piled hot Es The ss..,..
on horses. and Foo, AL 90 sheep An The pr,.r;s,.
fov the Aaguetie Onimests fair hiaI -
hey claim for il, gill be found true TO the So,
nsigh borhood where IL 10 eturec "a. M r..,r
Il By the quantity and iskevs asd used b. sisr,.
every family is more les. sfcs~d vish y, s.v -:
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic oinsne.tI
None eseuine anle-s s,gned = Bssu,r vish p. $.
Pamphlets euo,aisine full direction. sroune each B,t..
and circulars left With nss Price shihnss d. -.
and shiliiogs tor large Bo,tiea
For - Y BY Newbro 4 Brother, anc rhsyer Co L.,
sing All ell other DrugR St. in the country
- All orders should be addressed to IN NTncs
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-18

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-18
CARH OF HsNs IN WIxrYs.-rhs fouowin

CAR OF usSs IN WIxrxs-rhe following
plain rules foe the winter care Of poultry should
receive a,seasica from all our readers:
Asep the heas IA 4 cg-m. cies, place, where
sney can nave access ID me san whenever II
saiaes. Feed then resilariv xi,h a VARIETY OF
TOOL, sach IS cora. which may sixsvs o. beter,,
them; barley, shea;. boiled potatoes, mashed
and mixed wigh COB msAl tia, il, coo and eoru
groaat io,e.aer. and give them access 20 pIen
~ at gravel or brOk n oyster shells The oa-
ley and ~aess NAV b. fed 6, them occasionally
II Convenient Aid 10 these plea;y of clear Wa
se-. and pork o. beef scraps, or bits of fresh
msai, sso or three times each week and you
vii cot tail 10 6li your fo~ls profitable.