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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-02-13
OILING LEATIIER.-The .Scien

OILING LEATHER.-The Scientific
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applied to dry leather, as they will in
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harness, wet it over night, cover it with
a blanket, and in tho morning it will be
dry and supple then apply heats foot
oil in small gu; Mt ties and with SO much
elbow grease as viii insure its dissemin-
ating itself throug hout the leather.
A soft, plant harness is easy to handle,
and lasts longer than a neglected one.
Never use vegetable oils on leather, and
among animals oils meats foot is the
best.
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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-02-13

Doc T.x.-We hope our Legislature
will give US a good rousing dog tax, one
that will make the animals decidedly
more scace" than they have been
hitherto, or yield us revenue enough to
pay something towards the damage they
do killing sheep, and preventing the
growth of wool in the State.-Wyan-
d0He Gazette.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-02-13
GRINDING CORNKN TEE EAR.

A writer in the Country Gentle
man, to prove that whether nutritious
or not, cobs ground improve meal as a
food, says, q am acquainted with a
farmer who was in the habit Of feeding
from twenty to thirty large oxen every
winter, and he always bought his corn
in the ear and had it ground in that
shape-for the reason that his oxen
never failed OF doing well when fed
with cob meal-while on the other hand,
when fed with clear meal they very
likely to become cloyed."
To prove there is little virtue in the
cobs abstractedly he cites the following
fact +" A poor man who had one COW,
was unable to supply with hay ON ac-
count Of scarcity, managed to keep her
alive by grinding cobs for her, which he
obtained from his neighbor, who raised
a large crop Of corn, and after Smelling
it threw the cobs out to the side Of the
road. We don't know how much the
miller made by tclling the c0bs.''
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them down carelessly, as the leaves fall
here and there one, or here and there
a group arranged with natural symmet-
ry, and not the symmetry Of design
infusing in the arrangement spirit of
natural beauty, not of stiffness, con-
straint and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Far
Wer.
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AQritultural Column.
THE "PRAIRIE FARMER"

Among our numerous exchanges,
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and especially designed for the dissem-
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to the farm in that and other States OF
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Of the kind in the United States. Every
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WOOD & MACKEY,
81 ACK AND WHITE SMITHS

Junction City, kansas.
TTAVING CARRIED OK THE BUSINESS
for several years in BOSTON. and having
had many years. experience in Carriage man.
ufacturies and shseing shops and also large
experience on breaking plows would announce
to the surrounding country that he is now
fully prepared to do all kinds of work, such as
HORSE SHOElNG, IRONING WAGONS
BUGGIES AND SlIAlS. FORGING
OF MACHINERY. EITHER
BY DRAUGHr OR PAT
TERN, FOR CORN.
FIGURING, OR SAW>MILLS,
on the shortest possible notice.
All work warranted, and done On the most
reasonable terris. Produce taken as payment.
Gunsmithing.
In view Of the uncertainty Of horse-aesh,
and also Of the fact that lnjuns and Seces-
sionis.s abound in our midst, it would bo
useless for to urge upon the settlers the
importance of having their old shotgun and
muskets, Sc, made bran new l therefore
announce that particular attention will be pail
to the repairing Of all manner of FIREARMS.
LOCKS Of all kinds repaired and kEYS
fitted.
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ELECTION.

The Yste in the following townships for
Congress is as sci out below:
Bloom Clark 253; Tracy I4s. HemIock
Tracy I6i CLARK 80 Scolt-Clark il9;
Tracy l0I. Sagaaoai-Tracy 1877; Clark
IS. Mt. PieasanI-Trscy 90 I; Clark 81.
Jackson-Tracy ss Clark 10. Centre
Tracy l62 Clark 7s Bentoa-Tracy I44s;
CIarl; ~ Berwick-maj. 27 for Clark
Bsiaicreek-s:aj 76 Tor Tracy.
fesher districts change ia the same pro
portion with The above lownships,ihe Dem
ocraic ticket viii have gained over last
years vote in the ueishborhood OF some
three hundred, al The lowest estimate A
snors. di<piriieti Sc. of fellows you never
heard oi snan just these Republicans and
AooIilionists the morning after the election
They knew nothing, nor made no inquiries
RESPECTING the election. They were com
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THE ELECTION.
AB0LITI0NISM CLEANED OUT.

Ci;Iumbia county gone l.4OO majority for
the Democratic Ticket Tracy, Tor Con-
eress. win have handsome majority over
CIark in this county. His election in the
District looks safe. Republican majorilies
havs been reduced as far as heard FROM
Large gains are received for the Democratic
Ticket In all directions
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UPSET. AGAIN !!

Not having Gu: of an AboIiiionisi or a
NEGRO, we use the /" same old Coon," as a
sub,aiiuie, expressive of the Republican
party upset again The sold Coon looks
fat just our OF the meal tub but as we
havs got-him down, il won't be long before
he will be reduced 10 his condition p-ior
to stepping into Office; which cut below is
, fh : representation of his Coonship.
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WIrH The exception oil few little squab-
bles, which grew out OF some misnnder-
standings, politically, the election passed
off rsmarkably quiet, in this place. Capt.
Whisky was on hand, ready TO do his mis-
chief but he was not allowed much sway
and those better acquainted with him seem.
ed 10 shun the tangle foot
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Oul, streets were unusually quie, on The
morning after the election. The Republi-
cans Kept their holes. The vote received
a, this polls was an index for them, 10
the probable result oil the vote throughout
the COUNTY,
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ESTATE OF ALEM dARR, DECD.
T etters OF administration on the essle of
~ AIem Mar, late of Scott Twp, Colum-
ba coDnIy, deceased, have been ar;lnled
by the Register of said county 10 Peter Ent,
residingfn Light Street, township and conn
~ aforesaid. All persons having claims or
de m ands against the estate of the decsdent
are requested TO present them duly authen-
ticated-l 10 The administrator for seitena mt.
and those indebted 10 the estate will make
payment forthwith 10
PETER ENT, admr.
Scott, May 2Slh, 1862
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THs FAM commences To-day. Wednesday
on tha old Fair ground al this place. The
weather is not very favorable, although the
Indications are that we wall have good
turn>uui, and fair representation OF stock
and rrntLuca
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PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL IT'S BFaiches
4 executed in the bes, style known In The
art, al C. G. CRANES GALLERY, 532
Arch Street, East of Sixth, Philadelphia.
~ Life Size in Oil and PastiI.
E Slefeoscopic Portraits,
Ambrot. pes, Dagueneotypes, Sc.
For Cases, Medallions, Pins, Rings, sc.
noyI4
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real FSafe

In pursuance of an order OF The Orphans
Couu OF Columbia county, on Saturday tie
lla day OF October next, al 10 O'Clock ~
the forenoon, Stephen II. Miller Guardian
OF the minor children ot Z'bulon p. Gross
late of Bloom township sn said county
deceased, will expose 10 sale, by Public Yes
due, upon the premises, certain pania-
ton or iTact OF land situated, IN Mount Pleas
ant Township Columbia county, containing
Que hundred and seventeen acres and one
hundred and forty one perches-Bounded
by lands of Daniel Mordan, John Mordan,
George Appemau and oihers-wheTeon is
erected TWO story frame dwelling house
aud Bank Barn. Some Fruit Trees on
the premises
Late the Estate Of said deceased, situate
in the township OF Mount Pleasant aud
county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY,
Ciek
Terms made known on daS OF sale.
S H. MILLER,
Guardian
pt t 6. - ,oco
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load oil good wood is wanted al this
Office on subscription
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READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT Trunk line from the Nor:h and
" Northwest for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading. Potlsville, Lebanon, Allen.
town. Easlon, &c. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
New York, Reading, Pousy,le, and all in
termediale Stations. al ga. NJ. and I.40 p. NJ.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg al
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same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg: to New York
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Baggage checked through.
Returning leave New York al A. VI. 10
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Leave Philadelphia al A. NJ. and 3.I5
M
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An accommodation Passenger train leaves
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EY All The the above tiains run daily,
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Communication, Mileage, Season, and Ex-
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from al points.
g. A. NlCULLS,
General Superintendent.
June 4lh 1862
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THt returns come in loo slow for this
weeks STAR. In our next We viii have the
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Administrators A Notice,

Estate Of Franklin Longenberger decsosed.
I ETTERS of administration on the estate
IA of Franklin Longenberger late oil CO.
lumbia county, deed, have been granted
By the Register of said county, 10 VIM. K.
Longenberger, OF Beaver twp. Col. CO.,
All persons having claims or demands
against The estate of the decedeni, will
present them TO the administrator or for seltIem
en-, and those indebted 10 the estate are
requested to make payment Immediately
10 the undersigned.
VIM K. LONGENBERGER.
Admir-.
Beaver twp, July 9, 1862
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THE confessions ard experience OF a
Suferer.-Publi-hed as warning, and for
the especial benefit OF Young Men, and
lose who suffer with Nervous Debility,
Loss of Memory, Premature Decay, lSc.,
by one who has cured himself By simple
means, after being put TO great expense
aud Inconvenience, through the nse OF
worthless medicines prescribed by learned
Doctors. Single copies may be had of the
author, c. A LAMBERT, esq. Greenpcini,
Long Island, by enclosing ost-paid ad-
dress envelope. Address
CHAS. A. LAMBERT, Esq,
Greenpolnl. Long Island, N. z.
Nav 2l '62 Pm
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The Democratic majority may reach 400
in this county.