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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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CLEVELAND FINALE sEKIKARY.-The Rext
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-01

TEzATzE.-"The Patriots Dream" +" this
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-01

The American missionaries Parker ahdr
Holmes had been murdered By the Chinese
rebels near CheloO. :. --F 1900, 4
, 1862-03-06
Carrots for Horses.


have never fed carrots t" a "ne;year old
colt, but have fed carrots to cults and horses
from two to twenty years old, and have a.
ways hnlnd them ct lnesilmbIe value when
gwen with other t"d. l nave ne%er gwen
but one KIND of food to horse t"r mre
than one or two weeks IN succession; and
as Tar as my experience goes, think II imPoS'
slble :" Keep a horse IN good condition with,
out CHANGING his loud truIn time t" time, and
Keeping his bowels free by carrots or bran
maShes.
lhe chlct value of carrots seems to me
tn he their slightly laxative properties,
and their magical effect upon the skin and
hair, together with their fattening Pr"Pert es;
In're"ver, their pldicI"us use "itentInes pre-
vents the administration ct th''se terrible
cone"cthnS called horse medicine which
the Ignorant owner ct a horSe Is often pre-
vailed upon I" give k'r the slightest disease.
Writing about :" horse madeleine reminds
m" "f d">e which ! heard man say he
gave horse t"r collie. The infei nal dose
consisted ct one pint of whskey, one paper
I" chewing tohacc1, one handful Of black
pepper, aud gill Of lamp oil. Strange to
say, the nurse recovered, but, as the owner
remarked, seemed ''r'ither shaky" for u few
DAYS. And now if any OF the readers OF
your admirable paper have horse attacked
with the collie, let them give him quart OF
, 1862-03-06
0he farmers Corner.
Weeds In Fields.


Some Of Or farmers are complaining, in
their letters, uf the weeds that spring up ia
their fields after the usual time of hocing
etc. and some are so mnrh in fear Of them
that they GO through their curn and potato
fields and pull up, hSnd.hy.hand, what the
hue did not properly notice. One reason
for this extra labor is desire to destroy the
seeds 0f the weeds so that none will appear
next year.
But men Of experience know that if every
weed Is pulled up and burnt, It will make
but little difference in the gr'wth 81 another
seasOn. Must fields are full Of the seeds al
weeds. Some vegetate this year aud snmc
next yeer. We can hardly afford to pull uE
field weeds by hand where plOw can pass
freely.
- When field is permitted to lie faI'ow in
order To- give it rest, and imP"ve the soil,
we prefer TO see large growth Of weeds "n
It, for then the pillow has something t0 bury
and turn to manure. We sow oats, or
buckwheat, 0n pOnr soils tor the very pur'
pose Of tnrning them under to enrich thr
land. Weeds AIMING the oats aud wheat
answer the same PuIPOse; the more the bet
ter.
Where the plow is not obstructed by
stones or stnmps, there need he M trouble
about we ds-Er they may he all buried b.
q gnd pluWnran. in case he has learned how
~ sweep them down fat by means Of some
small and plant bushes attached to the eaI
Of his plOw.
When a real farmer buys land, he prefer.
10 see it covered with weeds rather ihm t.
see no cIveriug on it; for, be argues, if il
will bear rank weeds, can easily make i
bear grain or grass. A good pillow will
bury the whole gruwth of weeds, seeds and
all, So completely that none will be seen the
next year. HarOw the iurruws well, mix
ing In Q little fine manure, and snw some
grassseed, to be buried with brush harrOw,
and you will nnt know, next year, that any
weeds were in the land.
A good farmer In Concord told us, mol
many years ago, that he had piece Of low
land, near the middle Of the town, which
had horne nothing hut white weed. He
turned the white weed und,T in September
put on some compost .Ilhnure, and sowed in
grass. He said he found no white.weed
there the next year.
Yet this weed, and some others, are very
troabIesoins in rocky or rough grounds
where the plow cannot sweep clean and bury
the whole frOm view.
, 1862-03-06

HoRsE SHoE MAKINo ExTRAoRDnARY.-
At late County Fair, at XeIlia, Ohio,
about e'rtniglIt ago. contest tOik place
anSong blneksmiths for . prize. Tire of
the contestants turned out, the astonishing
numbsf Of 81 horse ahoes In IS minutes.
The sluss were made from iron in the har.
Oue man nlde II IL shoea. an0ther 10 IL,
and third Q. within the time specified.
This kind Of contest is surely more manly
than boxing, and quite as conducive - mus.
cnlar Development.
, 1862-03-06

This lart named d esss u comm nlv psaced-d b. h
segalH arilun Il the hraFt and difnrHll Rnplnaii
uhih pympnma aFe always EyrIe, and ever gnfRm had
uas nnrvAlltl Oniment and q hthe dnpM ri patenl
giil ever lnd rurunur The pns~ut Mil drrvea fam
lhr ne Il ths.e vrmrdrs . maIvr0u-ly qnrh. and pre-
meul. invariably reat. N cnFe' They act ullh sneh
rnefgy the rirrunlan and ahsmhrut ryem, thai thp
dFnpl a nad vanlshe, 4ni he sn-rF dnds III The ap-
, 1862-03-06

One Of the grVaiest errDrs In overcoming
COWS that . unqnipt while being uilked,
Il 20 whip. beat, kick and bawl at them.
This l. generally done, and the COW becomes
afraid or angry, and instead Of becUming
better, arows worse. Mich cnws cannot
Be whipped or terrified into standing quietly,
gently and patiently, during milking. They
dislike Ia be Iqilkcd, Eir they know that
loud words and bard blows always attend
The nperniian. They dread 10 see the milk
er. as The little nrrhin breads TO sea the
birehen rud IN the hand uf an angry peda-
gugne, WHEN be expects to have e applied
TO his back. A c0w, kindly and properly
treated. Is pleased TO see the mixer. gladly
awaits his oF her Approach, and submits with
pleasure tn the apeFafioh.A Every one hav-
ing experience with cBws knows this 10 be
true. Bun the cpg i opposed 70 change Of
miIkors; aho Ennll becOuns attached u one
penzon WIN peri,rnH the operation, and
does not willingly and freely give down her
milk To another perAR thrreIure, have
one regular mixer 70 eeriain cows, aud bear
IN mind, IL you change milkers, Il Is 1t the
expense II loss 0f milk aud Of injury 10
The cou. All snimals appreciate kind treat
meni, and resent abusive treatment. Bee
that Ihnss uho milk them can control them
selves, govern sheir passiuns, speak lnw and
kindly, under nlInnst any proytrati0u, AID
soon The cous will learn that they are n,t
gning 20 be Unused, and Will snbaiit % tls
operation. Nil ing shuuid te perfnrmed At
regular hnurs, not varying fflegn minuies
one day ffom ,he u,hrTs No talking or
launhi1n should BE- permitted.
, 1862-03-06

May be cnIed with N graAisai c.Fninly If large qun
titles II he 0nimsni BE- usll worked iniS the canlah.
ing parts, end this r%vPrrinHly dnbo for spme time
II u ~ NE n rmesr i the skln culy, g mua b. gn
h.ln TIE syTem. Take a mtnv Pills sirhfly e will aci
q q. and al Eiimulanis. When thas cmaainis nFn
having the ssiem. The vinsncs u The complaint ne
, 1862-03-06

anIos, ueeEs, and auelInrs, can Win certainty b.
sund " thia Ontmrnt be Thoroughly UIhhed ell atun
the Umplainh paE,s twtce 0r thFire day. keeping
them cnsyred with linn ntg spread With the asms
rhe pilla mus b. t.krn acOlina to The pruisd d.
vrnance d ns eesry From humane istIves Ieiiers f
sdvicr vii he answered gabhtnnAy To ave carriage,
Ne Pills and 0infwst shmd te ahiained % he RpaA.
ghaoa q ~ sa1sssr. end nOtfrOm HOliOuAyS Eszb.
, 1862-03-06
Bad Leg bad Breasts SsrvIhluus SSrI and
GIanduIar sWsIlInu.

10 nich Goes de 0inimeut opeisa surely and Win
apldy thal M n les marie Il should 10 Fubhed iuin
e fta n cied. lteF they havs been ibgmrnied with
nkfuarm waller Tue punl, Ing and curative poWrr II
this ,rpun ungulnt have neVvf iailsd. AnSad sarr
sound nr alsf uHag- ybd. 10 taanruce and In cnses
II bei lgca<a milk irVeFa, IL actiDa u wnnd.Fhl
o.. dsr a.slll.ga mny ssoh b Esducsd b fplvWiBg
the pTluied dlrrcffmg.
, 1862-03-06
GARD.


Psumpted hy On honest dpuiFe of ny heart Wi,h 10
lev heine The pulllo car uhirb dpsIv . cumlaPn
atinn mt o. y a. an Rrt Of HulenIne Ik hat that of
humanity also. Ab'ut two yParu ARp, Huddpn'y ahd
iIom eanae. unknown In ne. Waa pelned With a. q
spiepy Viii b. uuinR to ny lnsbllit tn meet the n
pensea CO. equfnt pl,0n thagnaah me1lnsl heaampat
nud The dNrhTaeemenf which met Unh an st,eupiIIg
80 become Surh (aH waA then I'D 10 hslevtJ q 70
dey the ek o. any physician. WaA tquet tly hIlO
n pursuit II ny calling thFnWh div. n tie ntuuua
without the ~ hiPst warning; end aIihOheh nspi piO
70 Ne agnnie. yei A-pled The misFer 81 ny M 0hd
anon harmed tn uk np6i thnre hO Uauld rrhapF asss.
anca ~ shelter ne n N Danger en, NH Wha IN ehe
n pFnlng the exl-tehee nf my mssrlss LIE ~ id1
'aae. and haVil g. pFevina 10 ny hGinn. tart, the
eueele AZ lie, tura mrge 1nren 10 aitsupf apskA
inR cd q physlrlaR, ahd, BY rcrmmPhdslnn, called
upnn Dr. 3 }. .rs,phsy. ltadhm af my ciTUumsiareeS,
and q nv haih y ~ inward him hla s.Fvrsa. NJ
gardlFsa II which. hnwevrF. ke at once nndsIioh my
raHr and, with the hpH.ing e God, Was anre more
reEaFeh N neFert heslh. Unnllp b. VrUsTd rim iol
he pnn which etty u pee NJ and ut ronsohaD II
nv lndehedrtN, ehar6rr b die o. myal u shd All
lieb ~ make the palls. 10 arrF that Ihree ID
pse .nf N, dical a1vhe mny nnd phJsclan IN whom
every - a'eWe can 10 placed.
sh.t q d.lImnia. County q San PmDsSro. S ssS-
:r,eH :.d sworn 10 bsiSs ., 'hs i, day Of August
ISL GILBERT A. GRANT. No,ay Pub.
, 1862-03-06

Orlnnl wsahlrn, hpru aphlIlr. M uuIlilu luru1a,
:.,''. ssss. - q ,s, - w. n - e.s. - -.
llml11. ~ dIlsui flII'llul. = hifa1f1. hgIinlIll
e,.s.,s.E.s ~. > - -. e4.i.1.s y - -,
= t1-lfll. nhnlll11 = f;II.l 80 hnll,
t.l.llll = cI1.nl ~ 1lnll - 1lIl 1l1rIa ~
Aa1nl AAclAIE.L. =. p
~. nNuMMA
, 1862-03-06
oILBERT A. GRANT. NolaI5 P,lb.


q IL 3 : | n
], the undeFaRned. hsvng been under tha .srafmpuU
a. Dr.. u y.t1tpkny. nihnnRh nnsollrlpd Il elllFd
uP9 70 give plleily ,. ths tnsey af ~ ipes msni,
h"pnR Inst ~ dnlrg % may " iniFumrhl.I ID ples
yeniina aihen m ihe tsssb iun Fne n nksry uhlch
IexptFtncpd sud hlrh 20 ssh fllnIi fsm NJ D MI
'l1s pIseire q pTstphden. Ny fsaIs has hesi Ihlt
a phfdc.l and n mai hl'liy. Vim hlHps h fn1ses
qnenre q lndl.ertilnnA ln ycnih Ths a nlea ullrh
endnfeo are peihnpa frSSsEy hF me- "a dfla; they
ale krosn q tho eho have e1's rshfsa than hm.t
n ny; that havirg calkd the psrvio n D. I u
Csphay into uqihsilhl. ~ ihe sxltoiallus uhlfb
mny have lgmtd ~ h'm Wsw INV ihsn Tosllnld.
ealld ~ ulhne commend D. CnHl.kn, b AZ lhbpay
nnd temrelvte q ef.d With thst dSeaAfl malldy; -
aitrt 10 anenlne ig :, mputhy aH rsasIiig huianys
and . hraEtielt de.is u mi yies lhsm. - is ~ /
ell,s@ csl6auis. rMy ani Cau' q y ~ t,ssr,;ss
o. thl. eia dny ~ July. q. lesa htiss ~ WnsC,
Jruelt Ntfaly Puddle prsnnaly npgairtd ~ hnhho,
knavp 70 ne. vito, Icing dul1 aesgn. "a flrr1 sn1
~. lhs. Ne eonisnis q ne safd hlIs1ih iInsd =
q .ASs.. shes.ai. hss. h.run,s =. ~ hsud. sua
umzRd - rleal nlal ~ hnV sni teiF nhpp 1Illlns
HsI Wu.GJEWETf, nuluIY PIilla
, 1862-03-06

rreinna ~ Ne hidnayn With VII penatrals and nv
alnqli Immfdlnis Tslbf Nhg the n nhpnld he lsksI
ares.alnG . lhe printed d.e.lsvs .hsa the mOss ex
, 1862-03-06
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POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.

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, 1862-03-06

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MT ullh % 10, ,that tesilmuninr, prompt b. thp nrf
eIlngr ~ The heart, Outes 10 the ll oi thoe Wh0
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ud1 TIE cnlamHl q our pIpna with llandulent md
netina lsten, nngne p0lhs % he unlsh d helro0n
eEnllstnl ehaI Ialun1m neaog ue apptud ctItl lralp
inm worthy maa, gha, hEi1l period Inro usmPd
destined 70 Ghula 40 hia mfatal orlf uho Ikrf laF
Gard 10 hls DIS li1n uiih that plfasuIu which oBly
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seTfhlo eliuniul. lne mp, ed ~ nall'uls he mskFa
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, 1862-03-06
DipIhsFla. UIsunlsd SOrs Fhrual and Quincy.

The ab,ss empl.inis have kR tgerty yean besn
reatfd uh II lDwsyb Ointment and Pills with .Fitrt
sarceN. The cures have iesn ~ pmti kahls. spredy
and mum mus. Ihai thee oen fatal dia.es aTS nav
ea-ly eHld ~ these mrdoires, than even The common
ooio thrust, Hiukan h tine n. q s4stTF 2
, 1862-03-06
THE FARMERS GUIDE
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, 1862-03-06

esrnl-monfhly Hxprea1

IN: !. -: ;::;: ::.;: s s:I. q %
, 1862-03-06
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Private WeNicaI ano Suraiea' Insttut!

B3L1DuHhod m IB53,
For he peSmAnsni Cure of all Pnvue and l:hEone Dis
Attendant and Resident rhyniclnn, Z J.lr,PkAY ND
laie IN The HnnR.F,n Bevalnlluiy var; chief phSst
car . w ss,e kss,sss q q hT.s ehisL snfssun
tuner on Dlrtneesa " mn and ehdFrn, aud honuguF1
memhrTaf ths rh,lsdeiphia tinlleae of nsdhiFe.
PAFtrul.T attention p.ld 70 The tEealmrut u Dnsassl
peonllar 81 usimen 1nd children.
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Communicative alllrily cnnndeninl.
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, 1862-03-06
Dean Of he Faculty of the Philadelphia 6o.r: = H,aI.lDr


REhAhEABLE IRsTANCK ~ MkDIcEL RTkltI.
Below we publish the certificates Of time AZ ,le.Sl
'eEeTS nom TIE pgMTs d asrss. b. bavir ia t,sI9
ihrtT E'rmer health, and impel led ~ Erstb6E hsIE
kn"wn Their cHree ard Itmtdsl aIerI o. II ~ anlSs
men'. sIe snthFn't asd by knisHJ PAlke Iht dihn61
'f~rietl tmpetiolsly c0nmah their pnhratn and :
commr"d Their rtrsAl b. tie H'Iertion Of ul. ami Ied
, 1862-03-06

pTrsars Il ne lousul rates and Insure under our ouu
sFn palisl hlla ull ths ~ English oompanss ViIi
!sa.llnly Mutual harinei lay.l E.shanss Iasuanssi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10

THE subscribers having been appon ed by the Honora
bic Probate Court lorthe Dltct of Warrington, com
mssionef TO receive, examine ana adjust al claims and
demands OF Bll persons, bgtBst the estate of ALram
MAINS, late of Pnnheld, IN sail District drcensed
represented nsoVrn aud The OF siS months from the
% day OF April, 1862 being allowed BY said cour
70 The creditors e said deoeased, To exhibit and
prove their terprttyr claim. bele Us: Give notice that
will attend Il the duties Of appointment At The
dwelling house Of the widow ofthe deceased IN Plinhed
IN sud DISTRICT HE 7th day Of Jtue and The l2h day
Of August next 10 one O'Clock 10 The afternoon, eacr
~ said days.
PRENT 81 " SHEPARD, To-.
MATTHEW u WILLARD, ''"''"' -
L.CHtHHtRLAiS, Admini-tf alor.
PaHhttd. Nay q. 4. ID. 1902 H5.waf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10
December1, 1860.

STATE on GRMONT,i In Probate court. holden at
W,smNGros lhsrucr IS. Montpelier on the 10 day Of
May, a. = 1862
OLoi- NeuHm, late Of L1wfelce, Ia The state Of Mass
deceased maKes Applicant to said court for license sell
the whole OF Tie real estate Of "a deceased, situated in
DH1buty M said DsuCt representing that a sale Of
part thereof is necesary for the payment Of the debts Of
said deceased and eRpenies If administration Of said
estate aud that such pau nnol BIZ sod without injury
TO III Sc ntt tesled In tie remainder thereof:
Nhereupon, Il II 0rdeed by sad Court that said
application We referred 10 the 10Th day nf June.
u. 1862 al The Probate Office Ia Montprlier for
all persons interested be- notified hefeu by publication
Of notice oi this application and order thereon. three
weeks successfully In The Green Mounts Freeman,
printed NonlpeIIer before said lime Of hearing thai
hty may appear at said time and pace, and II they
cause, object thereto.
By the Court
Allfm3f AIiral A on ASE RnriAer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10
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CUE
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lhe' act gently upon the Understanding Co.
tlYeness
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Female ana b
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Gus system or from deranged state Of the stomach
They are entirely Vegetable Ia their congestion ana
may be taken &c all times win perfect safety without
any change OF diet and the absence Of any disagrrebls
taste Fcn"eFs II easy 10 administer to children.
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Sod by Druggists and all other Dealers in Mediope
BOX VIII De sent By mail prepared % recent OF N.
Price - Cents
All ortrg' "a Juid De addressed 10
HENRY {. sfALDiNG,
- Cedar street, New Y,rs
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sPALDING'S THROAT CORRECTIONS.
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CHILDREN CRY For
SPALDING'S THROAT Competitions

They relieve Il Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give strength and you me to tn. voice
They impart deiciou- aroma to he breath
They are delightful 10 the taste
They are MADE Of simple herbs and cannot harm any
one
advise every one who has n Cough or Husky Voice
Rad treatn. or aLy difficulty Of The Throat to get
package Of my Throat ConfectOn' they Will relieve
you INSTANTLY, and you will agree with tina thew
70 night to the spot GU will find them We useful
and pleasant w'Il trase ing or tending pa
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you Try one package am safe in laying tina gu wi
'yer aiterw rd- consider them udisptmable Yoawil
lind q em at he Druggists and Dealer.l Medicines
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
Ny Signature is on each package. All Others are
counterfeit.
Package will ie sent BY mail, prepaid on receipt Of
Thirty ent Address
HENRY &. SPAULDING,
q Cedar street New York
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- ~ n HpNptP -
little glove ss up my heart as tides STIR up the ocean
snow-white muslin, when it fits, makes many curOu
notion
sorts Of lady hxns thrill my feelings as they'd orter
out little female gaiter boots are death and nothp
shorter!
And just to put you your guard
I'll give you, short and BRIEF
small hotel experience
Which allied my heart with grief.
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel
stopped week more,
And marked two " boot-ees" every morn
Before my neighbours door
Two boots with patent leather tips
Two boots which seemed to say,
A" An angel trots around In u.s.
They stole my heart away
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
lady growing out Of them
As flowers grow from vase.
But all one morn saw sight
which struck me like a stone,
Some other name on the book
Those ooo,s were not alone!
great tall pair Of other boots
Was standing by their side,
ind Oh they walked one afternoon
And with them walked--a bride
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viz
At the Reg sters Office in Brookfed on the IL Il Thurs
day in each month.
At the oan sc G. unity ii otel in Chelsea on the third
Thursday of eaGh mouth
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Thursday In Q aoh month
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Thursday In February May and August
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