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CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick. kc,ac. all
cuni,lNninsi Arc wi .n,
vt,h.r. with Your ,ysiyui Il.
ranged. anL Jour hslins. IA
co,iif,,ttablcl Th-,e pu,,
t.nus mr.. viirn tl'y iurluir I
SERIOUS il.ura. Sosav ut
si"ksc-s !. cirri'ing uI-,n ",
nnd ,lr,iiL b- a,eri~i iy
iin,rly n,e vf tie right tenn
edy. Takp ayers rills. Az
cleanse vut tn disa,l.rsl hu
nrrs - purify the blvvd. s,r
let the dude n.,- un un"l'
siiuri'd in health again
They -tiu,ulaiu iLe fuuctt u
ct tho lad, in," ,ig"i"u' u
,hii!. puriiy ,hy s,,,sm fi'i.
liz. al i..tts "A Li,sll max ,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14
LANowonrHY's
East India Dyspepsia Care
Female Regulator.

.nUhING my absence In the war this medi.
~ cine will oe made BY my wiie, and that OF
my make osn only be had In Findlay OF IsRAnI
GssSr or J. N: HgssH Go.
Read the following statements:
X. y. HuRb says--" Alter taking u for a
streng honiig medicine after n At of sickness,
i would say that the Butchers ought to favor
in sale, for tho appetite IL gave me was
enough TO consume n beefs week."
your suggestion, Thought for my daughter,
who was suffering under some oi the peculiar
Diseases incident 10 her ser, q hUttle OF tho
East India Dyspepsia Cure. II has done her
30 much good that must have another bottle.
Fsq. JORDAN, Of Arcadia. says "Your med
icins has done me more good than ANY medi.
cine ever took"
refer any patient confidently TO the follow.
Ing persons who themselves or their families
Paul sours, Cashier rindlay Bank;
X. y. Hurd, Chester Church,
X. q. Baker, 3. Bergman.
DIR. Hudson. Or. Beech,
Samuel r. Gray. Dennis Ice,
Amos Hartman, J, y. vsndoren,i
unmistakabls evidence Of It's intrinsic value.
fEo,,p in Va.
REMEMBER THEN
II you have Stomach Disease--if you have Fs
msle Disease
This Medicine Will Cure You!
Agents
lsRASI 6RrEN, rindlay, Ohio;
J. NJ. HusER a Co., findlsy, Ohio;
JANrs MASSisa, vanlue, Ohio;
GRlsxL 4 OsrnEixxR. Van buren,, Ohio;
J. B. VAN DoKEs, Fostoria;
J.. A. BALDwis, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio;
SAMUEL HcpER, Columbus Grove, Ohio;
SAMUEL SHorr, Ottawa, Ohio;
j. ID. q. HirxiSs, Gilboa, Ohio.
Agencies made and Agents supplied by Mrs,
@. y. LAsGwoRrpy, who 10 hereby authorized
TO rite my name upon the wrapper, without
which none 10 genuine.
Physicians furnished by the gallon, whore
requested. -,
With kind farewell, then, to the good peo.
pie whom | have dealt with 80 many years,
and wish that they will sustain my Wife In
the sale Of this medicine, which hss Gensh httsd
50 many already, Iyp,, with tho bsst Of feel.
ings toward svery one IN this community,
Your faithful servant,
A. LANCWORTHY,
Capt. Co. A, Gibson Rsg't u. =. Arm y
FfSDLAr. August 10, lsGl.
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DARIUS PENDf.ETOS.
Firsf Risuf. Commanding Companu

SoLprEn's Ain Socrrrv. II would just say.
that NIL persons wishing to send supplies to
tho llsth hegiment bv Mr.. Ridley. will deposit
such articles at tho residence OF Mr.. Samuel
Fry. ny tho Society.
Mrs. y. STANSBURY, S,crttarp.
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COMMISSIONER. - Nr. Cooper, elected Gem.
missioner this fall, WAS qualified last Monday.
He takes the plAoe OF Mr.. Bushong.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

liam Kensston. one of the ins,ructors In m,
hyricuItursI C,ileye Al Isn,ins. Micbissn
will sbow 10 some sxt,nt tbe ef;cacv of an,
great remedy for Dinther,s, recently jn,,o
duced by Messrs. Hendry e. Bailey. Of Ober
lin. = =, :, -, : :
We are informed that this "Diptberis
Cure il Attracting general attention ana j,
sought for in al, cases of iBaammotoYy n,
putY,d throat disease,
A., ,,,, co e,
sqet 49, ra,,s. sso
n,..
n. o.. n, ..,. r.... 49,. =. !.
n,,,.,;s ".,..oi,., III Ic unea 49, .u.' wv" VIZ
s,hn -, ~ x', ~" s1 nsss .er.I's"y ~.
go nsS,Ss,;s s:,ns ;.a;.os -. 49,.
.JS.na.J 800. sn nn ~ . o,r,;ai, ', Die ,o;e
,o,,a. '''ss'' W s''"s 'Po'"s' " '"'S
h.x. ,.,.,,. hor, ..oao;n,.a .;n
,.msT. 10, -. 49,
40 ,,v, nv ;na,snce' simn,v hsc.,,. f,on,
~ ,n.; .,.na III ~, n,,c..,,,"
and a certain account Of It's effects in q
most hopeless case have conscience IN It.
h.x. sno%, -, go. od vs ason 'ss .,,css % In.
I heard the statement. After cau,erization
with nitrate Of silver, and the application
." ,.e ,enees ssuy y p.s",'Usu s ~, ..,,, y" 20
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14
BARRELS
INDIAN vE0 ETAB DIE
WORM CONNECTIONS
@uxar Drop1,

~uSoI DTopDy
The most Sale, Pleasant aud Ene0lual Rem
edy for Worms ever discovered.
The object Of those drops is To accomplish
an end long desired by Physicians, viz: to
combine by tho aid OF Chemistry, and tic
latest improvements IN Pharmacy, tho ACT
lvE PRINCIPLE Of well known N'srtabts SUB.
stance, In such = manner rs to insure their
efficiency, and ut the same time rendei the n,
easy I" bs administered and FREQ from those
unpleasant and often dangerous effects by
vermiiuEe In the old form.
SYMPTOMS AND EfFECT5.-Worms Often
produce emancipation sweled and tsnse abdO.
men gnswing aud turning pain In tho stomach
and bowels, Irregular and der raved appetite,
al pale and sickly counteuanco, foul tongue,
feted breath, itching at tho nose, fsverish
produce coiicky xhections with vomiting and
purging, and sometimes blood; ulceratiOns Of
the bowels, and even peritonltis may DO excl.
tad by the irritation; occasionally cerebral
symptoms and Epileptio Convulsions take
place.
Children who are troubled with worms often
awake, awake suddenly, screaming and IRE.
Iuontly observed to grind their teeth. But
mono Of these symptoms or all OF them combin
ed, point out the positive existence of worms.
Thoy may be produced by irritation or sab.
sccuta Inflammation In tho mucous mem.
brsne; hence the occasional failure ofthe best
fermifugs ~. ss 70 ssspel worms, ,..,
TREAThENr.-Tho iirst thing to be done,
10 to ondeavor to restore the digestive funo.
tions; and NJ the same time We must institute
AN sxtsrminatlnG war against the hlthy intru.
ders. The nature Of this Confection is such
AS 70 produce this result most ehs tuslly. re.
Iieve AL tlio'sy mptensa s,sd rsstoss tbb qrgaIe
to perfect nsaitt. Rsnes'fts great sdpsficflty
over all OF her vsrmtiuge. ,s-i..l a. 7 Az
SADIRECTIONs ON EACH BOX. Proc 2kc.
BAkNEs h ARK, Esstsra. OAioe 305 Rroa d,
way, Nav York. ~. q. o. GA ny, xxnssyiils,
Dhio, Western Branch o6ioe. = ?. -
For the, Immediate and oHectual cure of
COuaHs, OeLbs, SlHRL vkxs 1, ! aAsrHhA, HoAnsE.
MISS, WHoorisa CouaH, U4rAKRH,
DlfsaplLr kKsAraiSe, l...
..a, .,, soRE TukOAr, .,-
..t-@ ETv,@ '%'..3 s-.H- .i-
For Ministers, Pabl VI spAskxyrs, and Singers
these Truchey sse Indispensable for clearing
and Strengthening ths sc, % u sinoviug hoarse.
ness, otc. ...,...t .'.-"
The ease with which they are tsksn--ssln,
easily carried In the pocket, requiring no pre-
pxration, always ready ofsAii vcoasI,,ns, no,
liable to chznge Ia any climate, containing
nothing injurious to the eanstitut ien-shoulc d
be sufficient recommendation 10 all to give
them fair trial.
Price 36 cents per Box.
sold 10 Flndlsy Ut all tho Drug Stores.
And BY .. Barney. hseomb, L. A. Baldwin
NJ. Blanchard.
Avrk ., 1859. ...,
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liscsse. cli settles snn whi IN ihc body, aud oil
tr'rts i's natural fnrttn' These, u ut Irli',sj
gesrt ulsn tl,nsri,cs aud tho surrounding vvgts lt.
ln'ins grurrIi asgrava'l'n, suffering. nni disst~'
While u this ron lith.i "prssr u, the d'r,ng"nrn,.
AXE Ayers rilis a ,u directly they rcstorc ts
natural acti ~ II the ~ ,.m anl with Il the hrS an
fcalins ii health n. Whit 'ru" su 81 spi.,rrnt h.
this tai, iai aEl rI int, !. al,o tru- In
" tho I".i. SEATED aud dangerous is-n,Isrs The sam
pursa.,, oikc sxlrls t-n. Csu'h y similar ",,iric
tnns and arrangements u ts natural functions ,d t
'slv. ilny rapidly Hni ,ny VI il,ru, surely cared
',y lr Nom, VIII, knew tr VIRTUES IL IL" -
Iiil- will n'grct IL rupluy i,ri ~hsm suffering fru,
q h- i.ori-rs iiyy
Stat-in"nis h,au i-aiin. rllys"i,ns Ia Hona ~ tl.
.rinril. ,iis, AMI fron olrr we'll knew" rnbli' POI
JIs.
E"m a F'rrlr'."g Wrc',m rs. L"nif. Nb. I. 1886
DH. tr.R: yunr Fills nrc the paragon "f MI that
IL mcdiciu. They u,," cur~I liitl- isught-
nc~rai- uin' hrr h,ir. an 10 that hal pruvv-
ncurtbl~ fr years. Her ns'tli-r Ia, rn lug Eri-,
'usl, a:fiiai,", with Ihcs. anl plmi's her skin
u h-r hair Ait~r rliii cured she al,v iri.
our riil', and iii,y hnv. e,r-i her.
- N,l =, tl.lll
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Headquarters. Co. q. listh Reg't O. vi
November6 1867.

Conductors will please pass william C. Rid.
ley. to FindIay, Ohio. and back detailed ~
agent to procure hospital stores for tho post.
and shipped by Sanitary Society Of Findlay,
Hancock county, Ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

IrI"' ~ f"T al H.5d, H"ih"f'.
n,'S iin, Ava; esnu'd answer ,rLIf ruinIl-in
have cure with "' tiis hotter tl,u tp "H MT
~ hrsf 'rd' pI,a niss 1~i.c"> pia.~ great d-I,r
MI r-tuai rAil,rrtLi ip daily contest -
M isirrin H., il.,t y..ur IIs afford III n
~ Nc h"r, "fr u'sr ,alc them highly,
rlrrsnrEJ. IA. Nav T. 1855
~ }. e.. Arm. Sir; have iu.rn repeatedly cuI~,l 81
." worst ''r!' lart, have D., 'tse ar twu
Pills. II 10 ~ lSr fiuIn f,ul livIns
hi'h they ""tnsf nj ,uiro.
Your with great i"iI~ct, IN. ". rRErit.
,,J S,s1u,r ri u
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

Nrw Yoax. November s,h.-Counterfsit
6fties ana one-hundreds raised from ones
and twos Treasury notes, made their ap-
peatsnce to-day. They are quite blurred.
and very defective.
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Dy.s"t-ry. Di.rrs.-., R.i~r, w~rms.

f'"h' ~ ~ '' '"""' ~ 'H'"y.
t'ur Puis lN" had L.ng tIisl ~ ily Ir,iie. nnl
li ihriu Ia 's.n ,i the Ia - alrI rni, la,
'sr 'i"t Ih"ir aiiciaiI,r ,,i uahi The u, ~ maLr.
-hi rar.rn irm~l, When given IN small H. r- E.i
.iDf dysrm rI uai 0,t,fAVi. ~. H. suxuI.i,.tiiip
i' il"m ,rry asIda ir and rniui f.r shr us,
wout,n and rlIkirrn.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

r." III. E,c-ios hH. @ N,m Er, cts
'n,N nr" t'ur l. admin sil, a,Lipiri To th~r ,.ut
n an srri"i lui ini iIuir I~nrfri. -n,i, us.n
80 id,rr very n,ih'i ini'r They have IN my piHc
II"'"'l ,i'ciua G'r tL- ruIe OF bd,Jns con,
I".s ian AZ, r~In~S I n,-ntiin. sis.crri,
I"'" i' ~ lIs's ~ i'hStl, I,rsaiN- which is wur
60 the ""hi-"r II tl'- pr";rsstn ~ aiu tp- ir.llc.
u rirlalNr ~ ruE kILgIor,
Washington u. -. ith trh. lsit. /
ut i',," n'ei l"n' lill ia NY sr.iri al aud
irsr-T siHTs nai. iiru. ui csunai itar to
iii? ~" ii" ir's' "aihauic ne r,prh, Their rrgu-
ins a"itn ~ the liver 10 i ai,i .lsri,i ,,,I,se.
'ntiy ihrJ ate n,iirtLlr Iv,s tr
t!it msn. ini ",i. have sclkun found u ease .t
"'p d's'ass So i,siinar that IL did readily yirlA
"iu iiAiribaiiy !","-, AioNZi bALi, u. H.,
H.. sic'd1 nJ N, H',iHr HgJit,iI
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

Fivl Jusr Mrs IN Sopos. tn e Richmond
Examiner enumerates Ave men in he North
W hom IL compares to the GIVE just men in
Sodom'' m''--Ffaphlin Pierce, G. l.. valiandig-
ham. Fernando Wood, Thomss and Horatio
Sevmouf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14

-" lee. r. !. H"'e., H,t" II .thtm Gamer, Gatm.
Dr, AVIS; hrrc n."i your Pin. with extraordinary
'c-'' Ia NV hIN aud anns IlnYr rallied 10 ,i,t
i,'Ir'S. Y" guai" the 'ugnns al ,igrstnu aud
urN i' ih' w. the, ur the very ln,t Irinr,ly ha,
''r Ln'wn and van "'nGhnil, rscui,nirni ii,u, h.
y III uis. iours, J. HINES
W,ns'w. Wyoming ~, y. Y, Oct - lGf.
DAN SiE s isus ,u,r t4ihsTti' i'ill, IL NV rs,,
anI nn ih' rA'rihnt l'ryaiiv- rirsl,, ii,.
JSf"n' aii'i IHnUg ne i''"-huns II II, H~-i.
,IpttN ii, MENctItN VI L.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14
'onstipn tioM, ,Costtvrncss. Suppr~ssi.n,
th'umntism, Gout, Neuralgia, DroIS-
~, Paralysis Fits, etc.

F"m Br. j. T. l".yLn. Ms.ir,rI Csi,ia
Ts' mnrh rsui lr said 81 your rill> fr the curn ,f
Ht'D'ss. iInihrrsof nur maternity have fuuI i.sin
'"ne- rihlis ~ 'n'e they sloni pin IN Ir,sin
* ii'hT lm hn.hi al ir nultiuirS nl,, amer i.an
at ruipliihf, wihlI, shais bal nIsh IN iisiI, 4,
Iru "niiur al "ilrIs in,i wrr-r. l,rlirya ..
'"'" o'rislnaI' Ia tlr liver, LuI yur I'M, sf,ti that
Jan and carc the dis,sSr.
F'd NJ. J.. N"ri, IHHii'hM oHd Mhinif. Rai,n.
find tun l,rsc osr1 "a, v"ir pii, tai ru nj the
'r'i"r tin" are rS'l"hi tr uiv-- II The p,'.r ,rf.
oh when wholly "r partially suppressed, srl is yer,
hrtnnl To r','"tr tho fnnd'h ,ili ,rli,l "'Dhs They
rr 50 n'i'h The l.'t l! SIC ", have that recommend
y eth,r I" my patients.
'on, he Rec. ~, H,ie,oi efhr MI.sh,, r,I. Church
Pr,Sri llor-s. Savannah. Ga. Ian. e. IsAd.
Il'yoRsp sir snild H., ni.c, st,Iii kr Ill relief
''nr skill has 'n'g mo " did r,Inrt my ease L.
y"u c''i s'ttirl IN NV limbs AMI hrouvht rxrr,
'atins n'"rLyic la'"s Viii Ia rn, In rirn'r r!'0Ha
sa. Manufacturing hit the 'r.t II py -ir,ii-, The
lis,se rtaw worss aii wnrs". until lev the n,i. yIi
excellent agent IN baltimore, Dr N.hsnIi., tried ,.i
Pt Their effects were ,lnw, hat ,ue ty Lsrss, wing
ia uie uso OF them, ain now entirely ssn.
SENATE CH,NnrR, Ration Rouge, Ls.. s Dec. 1873.
In. AVER; have been enti,ey crad by yanr Pills Of
Hhsn'n"t'c GsIt - painful ds-n-r that had aali.
for years. VINCENT siipEiL"
~ M"st n tho Pills In market oou,ain Nrrcn,v
whcl, ni'hongh valuable rrihr'y IN slilnl hans j.
dangerous In puddle pill, iron, tha drrsifnl ro,,sc.
qnences that ffrlnenty follow II. ineanta'v 1b'se
eontal" no mercury or niln"rr' 'n'"tshrs wis'crr.
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As = E~nsily Physic.

yi-n D.. D. u. t;uf~riyLt. .\sm Oh,ns.
Y"ur iilis are the pru'. of pir.e-. Their -sr-li
n,ti sWp,ss ANY rs'hariir va Iss>ss-s 1h,, y
hid hat rsi,n aud -if- ti,ai !. ti-ir s'ii
nT.is which m,k"1 them Invaluable to n Ia the ,'a
ATTN ut pf iissOs
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-11-14
'REIGHT TRAINS.

fISDLAr TRAIEa.
Leave findlay nj 8;tS O'clock, "a. m, and return
nt +;3O o'clock. p. M.
All Trains make close injections nj CLYDE,
with TrAins an the Cleveland and Toledo lioad
both East and West.
Nav !, 1864. ". RICE, Superintendent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-28
Book Farming.

We have seen the following somewhere in
print: eff the Disposer Of human events
should permit this world to stand thousand
years longer, the time will surely come when
every man who tills the soil will be compelled
to be good farmer or starve to death. -
This is a strong exposition, but as true as il
is strong. Old fogyi ism may continue to de,
nounce those who labor to improve the agri
culture the land, butth time will come when
the posterity Of our, age will see their folly,
and be forced to improve the soil which their
ancestors butchered. The day has already
come with the old world, when agricultur.
alists arc compelled from true necessity to
study their profession, and improve their
systems of farming economy. If they were
to pursue the course that some Of the farmers
of our land are now pursuing, in less than
fifteen years they wouldeither starve to death
or be forced to leave "thcir native lane" ~
Now farmers study your profession and un,
derstand your calling; be book farmers
subscribe for good agricultural paper; ex.
pertinent; know what your soil is composed
Of; return what you take from it in the shape
Of manure.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-28
& IMPORTANT IF TRUE!
ii}aaA And every word is True. dai

TrOR UPWARDS OF THREE YEARS PAST IIAvf
il been engaged in business which has yielded me al
the rate Of annum but being DESTROYS Of going
Europe in the Of few months for the purpose
Of there introducing the business willing to teach
to any who will send me 81: The business Il no hum
bug but OF highly useful and general character adapted
both to cities and villages and that any person OF
binary capacity, young or old, male female can &C.
quire with few hours practice and by which they car
secure very handsome income. Several yousS Elies
who have received instructions from me- both In NeNAk
State and Pennsylvania earning upwards Of $50 ne,
week by it, and there Is why anyone else cannot
do the Invalis even do well BY f. as Il ia nc
peddlng affair but business that perfectly respectable
Gentlemen ana ladies Of leisure who would like to learn
the business for their amusement pleasure viii
find the practice OF pleasant pasnae and one the,
will take great interest In. On receipt OF 81 win send
printed Instructions BY which any readily &C
qure the ART and these instructions will also contain
~ particular relative to the carrying 50 that Il vii
he highly profitable The purchaser Of the '1pnnted In
structi0ns will also be authorized to teach It TO others
and have sometimes received high 5000 for teach
ing 1t personally to single individual would stats
further that 81 80 % 90 will buy everything that
necessary to the business with the articles
can be got almost anywhere In city country or II pre-
ferred, ! can furnish them. Address, -
ALvORD r. PARSONS,
ee-mesS Ne -, ksERTT Or. New
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-28
Seeding Prairie Land.

EDS. PRAIRIE FARMER In your last issue
OF the 9th, is 2 letter from =. s. Merrick,
making inquiries respecting sowing grass
1851, | had about three acres Of wild prairie
adjoining meadow Of fifteen acres. The
prairie grass was from five to six feet in
height on it. L had it burned off, narrowed
over with heavy harrow and sowed with
timothy and red top. That summer had a
pretty fair crop Of timothy, red top, weeds
and prairie grass. had it moved, although
the product hardly paid the expense. The
next year most Of the weeds and prairie grass
disappeared. Last year (the fourth year az.
ter sowing) it was the best and heaviest grass
on my farm. II the prairie is too rough to
make good bottom should break it up
z THOMAS ODIORNF.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-28
Welcome Spring.

Spring is at hand. w elcOme! Welcome
Shout welcome, spring is coming. We all
rejoice on the approach of spring, with its
sunshine and its showers its birds, and its
flowers. And the language of a wise man is,
"The winter is now gone /; the flowers will
soon appear upon the earth the time of the
singing of the birds is come, and the voice Of
the turtle dove will soon be heard in our valley.
The voice of gladness and joy will soon be
heard among those scenes that lay in silence
and desolation. The spring of the year is a
busy and hurrying time with farmers.
MARCH .-r, .......rz
is a rough month, but clustering as it is,
could not be spared. Its ride winds are Or
dained to sweep away the surplus moisture
and prepare the soil for the hand of the far
mer. The old proverb tells us that" a peck
Of March dust is worth kings ransom ~
1t indicates continued dry weather and a
suitable condition of the soil for the reception
of seeds. "a dry cold March never begs its
bread because it prepares the earth for
seed time.
The winter has been stern and cold. We
all long to see the streams unlocked, and to
think 1.-THE winter is over and gone" But to
The work Of the month. q a t~ta7H
FENCES. .E-ebaa.a. . .
20 Repair the board and rail fences, now be,
fore the seed time demands your attention.
STOCK. .ra. .. or.
Look well to the stock and guard against
disease of every kind. This willrequire care.
full care this MONTH They should be fed ex.
ira. Sprinkle snuff OH the back Of your cat
tie to destroy vermin. If you have cows that
will soon be calving do not feed to highly
either Immediately before or after; some
persons practice feeding meal just before
calving. Instead of this it is better to with,
hold a portion of the usual food.
PLANS.
Plan all Of your spring operations this
month, and it will save you a deal Of vexa,
ton.
Every farmer should have some place which
he calls shop, where he can repair and per,
haps make some of his cheap implements.
See that all your implements are in good Or
der for use. z Z n no. T. ~
HOT BEDS.
See that these are in order, and start your
tomatoes, lettuces, egg plants, &c.
Fsa EsG SUGAR MAKING. 4.,-.- d.. .E
In making maple sugar and syrup, much
depends on the neatness and cleanliness OBJ
served in every part of the process. The YES
sells used should be kept as clean as possible,
Those that have good sugar camps should
make as much of the sweet as possible, in
these rcbellious times. tsl #r a#5
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-28
l1|aS|'i'QalaE@;lg Pll4lI
A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR

SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
SpERJfA TORRHEA OR SEMINAL WEAKNESS
This is the only remedy Tor Serual Debiiity, fmpo
tency StSlity DC, which has approval Of II. Nedi
cal Profession Its success has been most extraordinary
-efecting in cases where all other methods o
had failed. One to six boxes Of the SPECIFIC
PILLS will permanently any Of Seminal Weak
NESS It's resulting Impotency h0srerer 0g1rsrafed
whether constitutional arising from abasse
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
al have used your SPECIFIC PILL in many cases o.
Spermatorrhea and with the mast perfect success.
~ MILTON SANDERS NJ. D., LID"
"We believe il to be Specific as any medi
cine can be- We have cured many with from
sir 10 ten doses."--Dr. u. KEITH: Americda yousna
Of Meeiic0t Science.
- have found them aH that cond be desired.~ The
effect has been truly wonderful r.. p. DiCKEE, NJ D."
eH- This h not a Homeopathic Remedy, nor Is there
any mercury other deleterous ingredients combined
with II. '-'a r't-Ff ti.'''Si%s .'+sA f''- 's- t'
PRICE.-&1 per box six boxes for $5, by mail, pre-
paid For sale at the sole General Depot in the United
n4Oly J. WINCHESTER, SO John Street, N. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-28
5000 laA4' MOFFAT'S S2TJl9ai a
Life Pills and Phoenix pitt(rs.

"9~ IE7@ai MOFFAT,S s3TJiJa ps&
- "a
Lifo PillS and PhOenlX Hftttf1.
NH n. MEDICINES HAVE NOW REIN R.yoRr
tIa ,,,h,,, To- rer;rd ~ -u,,-v -.S 49,
that time ha,csmairtaired hrh hs.s.ss. r.; yS..e
every mart Of The Globe for theft extr.r-n.rr .,I ~
me,ts now.r oS rsstor;ng nersc, hs.Ssh a. .yscs -
ferng under nearly every tind of sea. ~ rhiss sHs
b,,map fra M. 10 I;.h,e $500 1880 " 49, -
The following nre AMONG N. di..ra..,r r,.. a, -.
man diseases in which The - $50 1850 =
.S-. - - -
VEssETABLE LIFE MED1CINKS.
Are well known to be inallihle r. a
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly. Cleansing the nryt AA6
second stomachs and creating flow Of pure hegithy
bile instead of the stale and acid kind rLATULENCI'
Loss Of appetite Heartburn Headache Restlessness IN
Temper, Anxiety, Ianguor, and Melancholy, which
the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia, will vanish nat
ural consequence Of its cure.
II COSTIvENESS, by its cleansing the whole length 81
the nestnes with solvent process and without vioene
all violent purges leave the bowels costve within I've
days. gs.s... ,,
FEVERS of all kinds, by restoring the blood TO rsHu
lar circulation through the process II u shy
cases. and the thorough solcs ~ III 4tesay 6Ss6SC'
ton in Others mn, ,. .ty.t-f Ekses J,
The Life Medicines hiEe been known 10 cure RHEU-
MATISM permanently Iii three weeks and GOVT In half
that time BY removing local Inflammation from the .ss
DROPSIES of all kinds. by freeing and Strengthening.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-28

HEAVY HoGs.-We have been handed the
weight of a fine lot Of eighteen months hogs,
raised by Lewis 3. Morgan at his farm seven
miles west of this city. They beat anything
we have heard Of in this or any other State
The average net weight of the fifteen hogs
was $50 pounds each. The second best hog
weighed $50 pounds gross, and 65s pounds
net. II anvbfsiy can beat that with eighteen
months hogs, we would like to see it DONE
OskalO0sd Times 6th