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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-30
Written for the Gazette.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
BY GEORGE o. NEATLY.

How sweet when surrounded by all we hold dear
The warm salutatiofis Of Happy New Year"
Propitious its opening, the people are best
For people so tossCd by Rebeion's unrest,
For not far ARE the horrors Of br0odshed and stii
Where descendants Of heroes are struggling tCl
life,
And captives forlorn in deep dungeons are yin
And starving in Richmond there is no dcnNir
While the shrieks Of the wounded and groans OF
the dying
Are borne BY the blast through the universe fl
ing;
While Secession comes forth in her terrible CARL,
And Slavery is DYING although she dies hard.
While the Stars and the Stripes are fer victory
striving,
And help is ut hand, vet the false are connlvine
But far from the scenes Of carnage and woe
Sill many a tear for the suffering doth flow.
Has the Union again from her ashes arisen?
Has she walked from her SAUNDERS, and broke
from her prison?
Yes, her h1roea III amor so gallant and brave
Have sworn by jehovah their country to save
Great God from thy throne of glory look down;
And their efforts in mercy successfully crown,
q God wii' t tiou help them our tagNto niain-
tain
And hurl the foul Bars TO destruction aman.
For thee my dear conntrt, still other scenes rise
And blessings unum cred salute thy glad eyes.
Though ~ rants OF Eurul G contend for the power.
And darkly the Mar-clouds still over her lower,
No Emperor OF France or Despot that : crowneG
Their ensigns shall rear above thy true ground
"Our sons are 50 brave, aud our daughters So
fair
Our fields are So yerdant, sp pure is our air,
What nation so blcot that with us can compare .
The days shall return when no traitors dared
Clip the wings Of the Eagle our forcfathers reared
To Thee u my God. beyond the far skies,
And draw down the blessings, Our Country, Oh
thee.
The Freeman's last refuge the land Of the free.
The blessings of God We will never forget
Who has given lis tear OF the Himnaotld Gazetfe,
While for ''contraband news many papers have
found
A grave With Ben Franklin the Typo renowned
No word of disoyalty ever il treathed
And so to the tuturesit should be hequeathed.
To our patrons so kind just word we would say,
Send on yoilr dimes, the u ri 5 TO pay,
The paper ! so dear, the mat r ! so ''steep"
We can't get the luc,lns 10 ,ntarse our sma
sheet
A Happy New Year TO YOU all Don't forget
We remain yours us ever
Tie II mmond Gazette.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-30
New Years Grafton.

Ny delectablc, supcrcfiminate and conscrihed
secesh auditory, lend me your ears for the short
space of no time aud will cndeavor to substan-
tiate equiyocate prevaricate and expluvicatc
my idears right down on your capputS as thick
as bricks in a mcetn house, in prose- verse and
rimes, bout bad eple and kurius times you du
ell recyniate the hiperastical time, when the
wcelbarro of this m4.netcal Republican got
scared at Uncle Tom cabin, run off an broke
the axel-tree against seceshnn, split the spokes
On nulli6cashun aud sumthins was going TO bust;
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-30
An incident OF the BAR,

Some of The disciples of Themis in the rural
stricts Of the Empire State often takes lofty
light
May it please the court" said lawyer,
cforo Dutch justice the other day, this Is
Use cf the greatest importance. While the
american eagle, whose sIeepless eye watches
yer The welfare of this mighty republic, and
hose wings cxtend from the Alleghanics to the
ocky chain of the West, was rejoicing in his
ride Of place
Shtop dare shtop dare I say Vat has dia
nit to do mit eagles? Dis has nottin' TO do
lit de wild bird Ii ish Won sheep?' exclaimed
he justice.
True, your hepori but my client has rights
ere-
ayes client has no right to de eagle"
"Of course net, but by the laws Of Ian
Suage--n
Vat cares for de laws of language? | IN
ershtand de laws of de State, and dat ish
noueh vor me- Confne your talk to de case"
Well, then, my client, the defendant in this
use. is charged With stealing a sheep, and"
Dat will do-dat will do Your client is
charged nit sh;ealing sheep Yust nine shil-
lin De court will adjourn TO Bill Verguson's
10 drink ?''
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-30

How TO kEEP WARA.--Soders and others
will do we'll 10 rcmemerr this bit Of advice dur
cold weather. A large newspaper placed be
tween pair Of bed blankets is equal IN warmth
10 thick comforter.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-30

A maiden, like fish, is often hooked by tie
I'm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

A PPLES-GOOD WINTER APrLES FOR
"A ssc ohoar. ~ 3li Wa,h'ngon q,
Stoves AND HEATERS or ALL KINDS
-, for sole also store counter, beer pump, basa'
ding eArpets sewing machine, mirrors, mansps, &c.
\ B,-nood. furniture and counter. VI all kinds
bought, zvs Audses o., oer, VI Canal 3Qs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18
MEDIC INES.

4 ~ ri FOR COuGH-USE CANP.
4hbtiL,S syrup, ta- AID Wild ch@ry, cure curc ,or
colfs colds aDIs throat lthtIig, ouls ~ AM 10
o"nL pr Gle, 20 he htI a. CAAtBELJ'S bur
store , u etn ave and 4-th s n,DONALb'S nv
drug store, cor liudeou aGd hammond sts |Htii.
~ cor feh . md IN s.. 4ni IA Efooll,n Al
SlLSFs, .l1 Fulton Il. 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18
LOST AND EOlND.

EOUND-ON SUNDAY MORNING.
los about - feet lon. which the OWE. ca t.,s
Y prov ns propsrty and ps,lne expenses Apply %
Breoklyn. 81
7 ONT-A NUMBtR OF 81 NDLtS or
- s- psp'r. IN varic a. SUITE. A liberal reward
~, b" paid sni no question. nhed u r'turred To
RID. q. "tD>Er. 100 Bro,d.sy, up si.u.. az
7 Us --BEIWEEN I3Iu AND 18Th SIS,
- uf2ai".y, OF 5ih AZ, nue., 'risli round .trv,
T. ord WI be 1ivrno the Huder BY returning the
m n '3 WV FhowN'" Bal. & Black. Jes. Y,
7 .O>f. sIRAYED OR S1OLEN-ON FRI
- "a 18Th INST. datt rcd hritcr, Nth . Whit.
o. her totshyA al sud h.ns an, person returning
ss rs.,ns in 10 Of hst r9eoy yin ,, ,u,,
sal Third ~, be, b5,h and 3ith si iii"
I .OST--ON THE 10Th INsr, A GOLD
i'-' lind h,s,e,st, .nuavsi, q nro,i-sy, or IN
II be suitably rev arded by leaving the same At iii
W - 2l.t 8. 9sg
I .OSi BANk BOON On TIE BOW.
- cry favtne. BAut No. 1882. The finder gill
pcs'e leave e. the Bank. aud obhes tho ON ner IS
S.) REWARD-SIOLEN OK STRAYtD.
", - Noy ilth, from loh Rcmreu e. wiusmsburshs
same gill got the atove i,'wsrd ~
~ ELWARD-LoSI, NOVEMBER ~,
sseg,1lh"rtsr .i.h long shass, hats, h.,
.tl o. iNih by leaving him NJ SO fiith ave 9ss
- D-LOSr "A YELLOW SCOTCH TEE.
: Itinr. WITH an u'n chain collar, no name on the
So, Ahs-.rs o. the ia Ne Of FANNY The above
i""hfi wilbe PAID TO The party returning her TO 291
nfAhd Il 15s
Go REWaRp--LOST on TUESDAY
" ~ mor,iuf, i;sh, ?cket book contain us be-
ts'en -" and S9's one so and $40 hill, balance
emsner nile crossing the street bstveen Cathsfius
aud utv.t. W hoev"r oil return The same TO pAIk
suNNLAl viii rieeiys the shove rcsard I sCOElA,
o'hNef sup. lag
- = REWAkD-SIOLEN FROM IN
= ~ front N No. 232 West hed stree, on the
nisht u the 10th lust ionr todicd bus,uss. AEON
newly painted, red aud yellow striped. q. VAN
DWISGfiI. az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18
ssoR.E-. CARRIAGES. sc.

EOR SALL-A GOOD SECOND HAND
L coach, 40 met rate running order shc.p al II
,Iaud a. WiliAusbuIgh. slIEPHERD mus
fae,9it. 80
kNE SAlE-A BLACK MARE, ~ HANDS
4 lsl, vel hred, iiud IA Laiu.ss, aud GOOD trAy
si'er y, Gt' ga last May. ,od Tor want O., use
Apps - k-it Broadway. 200
COK SALE CHEAP-A SlCE, LOB.TAlL
L grey horse, about 10 hands Llgh also bag poney
about - hands, suitable for Any kind Of NJrs, Any
paf3 "a vait o. snch horsos may inquire E5 Esst
/ h Al, In the feed -tors Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18
Am Assem- kNTO.
RARSuMs AMERICAN MUsEUA.


khhNSn = hNhhNAN mUSLUA
~ ,,.,....
LHk GkE trTST WONDERS,
THf MOST AsfepesiSHISa CON fRASd
svG ssen on The face Of the oiobs. -
The NEhI WONDER or WOSDER0a
- ANNA SWAN.
ny UlANI GIRL FROM NOVA SCOTIA
unv u yesO Old,
EIGHT FEET ONE INCH HIGH
-eighs 3Is gcund,
81 Ch MAMMOTH CtkL
w. nsvNssen on me iace Of the ,obc.
TIN GIANT BOY.
VNLn Is nEAkS OLD. AND FEET HOE,
"ftAks OLD. ONLY ~ INCHES HOB,
,,.,-. ana .
MflGHS W. II POUNDSi
HUMAN eyes never saw such = coatrAst
hry 'ii be seen at ali nours every day snd ~.
'nf. u.,..,r
inc m mus nrsms, -.
every Afternoon aud Eyon,ns. in ,bieh
hR. AND MRS. wv GOMERsAL,
iron, tn principal European theatres vii sppssr In
tho leading eharactes. au.tained by the eptire
strength ~ the COMPANY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

ELOCR, ELOUR-1OJ Ibis. CHOICE
family flour only u to 10 - 90 per bsrol, war.
rtntot and delivered in Sew York " BIOoslyn IA
COfLEs hour store, 10, aud i2s Myrtle AZ, near
veids a. brooklyn. sh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18
sNSTRllGruuON.

RANJo INSTRUCrloNS-H.C c. DoBsoN.
- manufacturer and teacher Of the banjo. CAV
broadway. guarantees the pupil . perfect know ledge
OF the nstrumsn ia one short course Of essons $50
Il - PAYS FOR 20 WRITING LESSONS
% ct TOW NsEND'S 700 Bowery. near iioustoa
o.. Hook keeping, arithmetic, algebra, srammsr
reading. spelling &c, also taught. students separate
~ Instructed. ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18
SAVINGS BANKS.

NEW YORK. SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
1 q 18th street snd sih avenue open daily from
to oP N Modnesdsys aud Saturdays, frvu l u
7 = n. Delo.its made Oh VI before Dee lst stIl
draw Interest from thst dAlr THOMAS Gu FsrY.
fyssidsaI r. w. Bull. sssy sA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

vNvANTppt tbREuA< ,,.p,p T.,
w take ch,rse of s,risnias .sce IN tb,, ci,v ns
' p e. msn' go sss to ken eeeoun' Aidre;s Y.
WYNN, Vtrt,tr ,.r,,-.,..,.. ,,,',;
w ,.,,,r =, - ".'i' 49, VIZ ~
o. NS..,s.w =, '' W.. VI '"Ah iAmiiy. Appv
,', 'o'
NNNNIED--t GOOD IEt\EE IDE
w Lrrt...t A.,,r.-. .',ri A.. 4, =, ~
RI, 2'' itoo'ne at rs
WANi p-A 'IEoNG = ITO AT SD
cal f.M sa.ri. rs
N\-\\ItU-i2 pTIEAlOES I\ " 4
hs'i. %i'' S. n a.. f.C o
wv unless iu'l mp.t'n' hiIster. .ls'lut
/ Un,'. h..,, ''''' - 7'''" "'n ~ N'l'
o..
" \" IA Nv HpNh \tNi
~, r,rrsI. 80, 49,, nnoI, MAJ = : ias
vel IS
w mind bs'v snd ,.,t 10 thc Ntc,rr 4 ~th
s'.ua',m'n, ''''.n. MOI 'oop II 'y''er'.
w the hal. bu,u.,.. Ap,, TO 10 irene 1t. near
| u lu''oo 10
w - -. =. ~ ~
o'el1cs lSi
\LTANIrp 4 FEW Girls WIlOl NDER-
w ...,t ' 49,. a. =,
- lud,1u a. gnl nyor is
- A 4
w .,,i. ,.,,,,.. IN, ,' ~, :. ~
r tIis 10, VA. .llhf p.tinncrli OBJ 'ugh hsnis
good SAGA sill be .p'ld. Inquire M95 wliam 81
ur'I''''' H'tt oo'"'' Isl
WANTED MEN AC,r.S TbNfD To
w a., -. ,.,..,,,. me-. t. -. a 80. -.
matol- we'd To- Liss. turnlns red: 90 I'd
rww.rr'n 50 Sat's $40 ritauy 'uNoym ~ W.
a., nv ." Hiiu 81 De- worm oth ara YIN .t,
"N"'"'nuifh. ia
" Az ~ ~ GOOD BON MAXI KS
.Ip< immediately cor ri'eh aud b'I e. Jer'
seF N'|' y d sa'
WANlE p-A You ~ MAN tNiElI-
sncsd "a .sl'tus III billiai room and bar Ne
80 soon XIV t.i.f nee 'an apply al LANnLLn =
.,,>.,,.,, -. ,,-.,,,,..','-
w W. -, y = ~, IN. Il - ~ Nui'0,
" IS" sGpFs' t'uf store Nchnr'nn Nsrt &
,xr.S,t,' ,',,,'.,',,
" - .,i.r-,N % ''N', u ~
\lTASIED An EKKAND,,IIu EAST
w i9,b =, -.
40
NNIANIEb tIkI 10 GO Dk EkEANDS
w 6r pre.m.hrr Ami, No a., Ifo,d.,v'u M,
starr 10
XNTANIED-AN AMERICAN IEkMAN
w " co'ot,d vor,an Ia e,.,l ss.h and iron Tor
small f.,niI '1 tIg r'',,, "o ~ c,o' ~ ~ - rbts
| Apply ~ iiud.ot 4, H. bird store ~
w '" '' '' '''" '''''. -
w hoNi - ,S. roih IN 81
| r. ektnan,, ''' '' '" = ""''' T.,
w ANiLD AEMtkS 10 GO SHORT
81. SIC, j.. 49,, o'nnu} ~ NOS ,tat, wafe, al,P
ptrcet w. NY - "" w. Nv"
80"
NifANIIb--A GOOD SIOl' 1 BOY. lEl.
w iG.ui q. wear. II age 10 l.,tn ,Le chair bu,i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

OPERATOR WANTED On SINGER MA
Octine IL Ridge u, renr building "a
DPEkATORS WANTED ON ". < VS.
OuAshine, aud biistsrs on linen coat. Gail for
cue week, cor 9Th ave and l1th a., south brooklyn,
Ia The store 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

OPERATORS WAEIED-OS ". 4 W.
Omschine also bAistors and button hole max grt on
tlyuses and linen coats. Apply all the week as sew
rLth pslT e'Alsup III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

7 AIDES TAUGHT ON SINGERS AND
~ W; w. machine. on family sewing, tuckins
s1d shirt making for 81. sent 10 shop after
learning Apply at li+'s Allen 81 near Delaney
IN the Fancy Stor, 365
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

Al DOUGHTY, AJtIE. WILL SELL,
Ats this dav, at TO- O'Clock, ssesroofn 10 Nassau
o., general s.sortnent VI household furnitu,
pete, sOfAs, ehairs bureaus sashstands, bsdstoAds,
delier-. mirrors &c, Nr ISl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

MILITARY ONERCOATS-OPERA
AA bsistes, and butt ,nhole makers wanted, At Tia.
v,sy best prices, at 1886 Broadway bet 4sth aud Ss
ST., top door. - 70 W week easily made Come
pfepared for work 9yy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

DEkfU MERI-WAN s FEW lNrR-
L enc h'nds 10 put up p.r. fers uon, 4
appi Ia 'uch thoroult. - t..H A 4 9Th ne
/ .ia, in al IL. hrAucha-, rf...l ..UIu = 10 :
ps week Nl. b pNid aud s.,s- . d.. ... 20 gy u.
Ary.t from ~ u II a. L., Al t.. e Il ser, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

a WONDERFUL RUSH tUk MALE Aua
4 Female hylp, u all ns.Vas, ., ~ D. BrosdsAy,
n.ii door TO the W sshi nstol Hotel Those lately
isndr suiylo.ed immedisieiy Jo1.s ~.ut,d ~
ur-. and farming hAuds PIC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18
w An TED,

SHIkI HANDS WANTED - 40 MANI
C.hIt. by band dspos II, an,d. At 81 Bsrclsy 81,
W saus Ys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

\ Tired WHITFIELD. FOR A LONG
perici With BOokHAN q CO.. and lately Nth
u tLilp. o. 6tl ~, iufnrfn. all cooks, chamber.
MAIDS Nd eif TT general huusc-ork, Sc hat tie
nay std mme tto employment a. hs office No go
D ID Az. hat 2l.h and III - .ff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

OPERATORS AND BN .EkS ON R.ay,e'
~ and linen, " tW mArhiue; mons tut good
hand need sppy at ga 18th t cor OF 9TH ave-, oy
drug tore. 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

DOCK BLASIING- AGpl $3.50 ilris
II 70 1e t,-e ii4A ediaIIs.y. As,.l pfer il ,e al
IL % Hu4u..t az tL. otce ofthe II y zen aud W
h.wA No. Railroad Cympal,, l., Il.L.ksu opgl.
AZ tht fe ~ gates -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

C6 600 POUNDS OF OLD NLW3
49, pspsss books, psnphls,s md ~
hHd, OF papeima sar stock wanted Der v..f tyr
& the hlsn.'s cab Price will be paid ia hi. eft,
WI oul IRON D cent. ~osth np 70 twsnt, thou.s1a
''HA"N ThOMASC. BENNkTFs
~. 20, $50. New store. ~ Ann 81
hsn'h ~ W 'liAIn 81, cor Surlc, ri an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

"ANILD--2 MEN WHO NDEESINND
w opening Oysters, and boy, 90 University p 90
"ANIED-f T1NSMlIHS AND BOYS
w Al. LfADLEf's, 80 Ann't, NI -
"tNILD iNMEDlATELY--A NUMBER
W Of scoI sowing siri'. Apply BcecEer St II
WAS1E D-A BOY 10 CLEAN PANS
w aud make himself genera ~ useful about b.s
cry, wages - seek with Hoard aud Washing Apply
ct 81 East broadway. No
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18
AUCTION NOTICES.

A tCrlON SALE ELEGANT HOUSE
day, "wednesday, - west 10th -, At II o'olock pian
ofof, mirrors, suites carpets, bedd,ng tables, eaIrs
soia beds eaTtans, glass china aud sliysrwAIe, &c
Sale positive los
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-18

- q j. BOGARI WILL SILL THIS DAY
'Osit II O'Clock At the store, North william st. cor
lta.klort vArie OF household furniture, sofa ta-
bes chArs, bureaus bsdsteAds feather beds aud bed
dag, also ~ Platform scales, 80 boxes macnaroni,
Wud,or soap Also large quantity u hArD-i shirts
DRIVER WOo Blankets, sooks, dry goods, aso spen
did bar counters, Enslish beer pump, &c. flO
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

As regards the "career efsmall ankle
tics,' one great art Of managing with
them is to cease thinking about them
just at that point where thoughts, be-
como morbid It will not do to say
that such anxietics may not demand
semc thoughts, and, occasionally much
thought. But shore comes time when
thought is wasted upon these anxieties !;
whom you in your thoughts, going over
the same ground again and again TO no
purpose, are deepening annoyance in
stead Of enlarging insight and proyid-
ing remedy. Then the thing would be
to be able to speak to these fretting
little cares, like Lord Burleigh to his
gown Of state when he took it off for the
night, Lie there, Lord Treasurer. /"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

No recent Magazine paper has excited
more general interest than the article in tie
August iNaatir on Gymnastics The pres
ent work is an exposition Of the system Of
which that article gave p synopsis.
The author OF this work has been for many
years engaged in teaching Gymnastics. TIL
book describes and illustrates his new Srs-
TEN or PKYsicAL TRAINING. This system has
had the practical test Of long and varied use.
l. comprises exercises with DUMB BELLS RINGS
WANps, Cluns, etc, all of which are made
perfectly clear by full explanations, while
many are illustrated by pictorial representa-
items Of the body required to perform them.
TnE puMB BELL INSTRUCTOR, connected with
this work, is Of the highest interest and i'm
pcrtance II is designed for home use, and
gives great variety Of Dumb-Rcll Exercises,
together with caretully-selcctsd progressive
series for everyday practice.
TINS PAScyMNAsTiKoN isa very simple, use
ful, ard cheap piece Of gymaastc apparatus,
upan which all gymnastic exercises may be
performed, ard ~hca can be introduced, at
arua II cost, nio any private house. 1t is fully
described and illustrated in this volume.
The NEW GYMNASTICS" should be read in
every family in the land where exercise is
valued as means Of health. Ladies, esrcc-
Tally. viii find IN in great variety Of EASY
SIMPLE, AND INvIGoRAI!NG EXERCISES, all of
which may he prac;ised in their own homes
For sale by al booksellers, or sent
lastpeid 10 any address, on receipt Of ONE
DOLLAR, by the publishers.
TlCkSCR s FIELDS, l35 Washington
Street, Boston,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05
ESlr:ay Notice.

Taken np by William A. Rogers Of
Indian Village Township Tama Go.
Iowa, on the 4:h day Of December 4. d.
1862 a dark brown Mare eight or nine
yeats old. low heavy set, pony built
with few white hair on her back sup
posed to have been made by harness.
Also one small horse colt six or seven
months old, same color as the mare, the
right hind foot white around the ankle.
The mare appraised At sal sc and the
colt at SlO 66. Proceedings had before
Anthony Bricker J. p.
january s, 1863. David D. Appellate,
Clerk Of the District Court,
Tama county, Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

Yorsc SrocK.-- A great many hu
mano ,acn arc guilty Of habitual cruelty
wi,hou. knowing it. They have been
brought up to believe that musty straw
aud corn fodder, poor hay and oats,
will do well enough for young stock, to
"keep them along" through III" winter
The mistake is not only cruelty !"
the stock, but Improbable to the far
mer. II swhateycr is worth doing at
al, il worth doing we'll. whatever
stock il worth raising, is worth raising
wcll-wor,h developing to the greatest
degree Of perfectiontha' good and abnn
dant food & constant attention canrcach
a father who should think bread crusts
and cheese parings sufficient food Il +
lis little son and heir, would not be long
without the contempt Of his nrighbors;
and yet he would do just as reasonable in
his pu suit Of results as his nelghbor
who should think "any thing's good
enough for young stock"
A starved calf or colt is always stin
ted one, and what it loses in that way,
tho first two or three years OF its life,
II never regains. In our own experien.
co We have never found any hay too
good for stock, and we would just about
o. soon think Of going without our coffee
As Of permitting any one Of them to gu
without feed Of oats or little meal
every day through the; winter, Oats
are unquestionably better than any other
grain for young stock, as it is the pro
duction of muscle, and not the laying
on Of fat the owner seeks.
A dozen thrifty, sleek, we'll TODD
calves are worth looking at in any mans
barr, III. the thin, pinchcd, and suffer-
ing efigics which are to frequently to be
ecen nibbling oatS On the lee sido of a
snow bank-endeavoring to save that
lifo which, if they could reason, they
would very soon decide was not
worth saving, SO far as they were con-
cerned, are always reproach to the
owner and an evidence that he is Of
thor knowingly or ignorantly, cruel
man.-Mass, Ploughmas
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

Fitz John Porter's shoulder-straps
are torn from his shoulders, and that
officer kicked ont Of the army. He was
the next friend to Mcclellan. Out Of
both grew the defeat ofthe army under
Gen. Pope, and peril the greatest
the Union cause has known in this war.
Both are canonized in the coperhead
calender, for their skill in the conduct
Of the war after their own peculiar
fashion.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

TIE +,

Branch odsco, 1o2 Lake street =,
EOR the purpose Of Facilitating The Sewing
4 Machine Trade in tire West. the FiSKLE
l. LYON Sc WING MACHINE CO. have
opened q permanent Cfio:. :. .n;ca.o, 10. laa
Lake Street, first aoor.)
The usual charges for freight on Machines
from New Work to this place will be added
to the New York prices. In every other res
pect the business ofti.e Chicago CT. 70 will he
done on the same terms as at Tie parent
Office in New York.
A full assortment Of Machines, with all The
late Improvements, IS already IN tie Chicago
Office, and all orders for Machines and Sewing
Machine Findings will be promptly filed.
10 parties little acquainted with the F;nk7e
Lyon Sewing Machines tho careful peTnsal
ofihe Companys Circular is specially CON-
mended. This circular can be had on appli.
cation. It is very specific, and will be found
highly instructive, having been prepared with
much care, and we will abide by all state
meats therein made.
The following brief quotation is charact-
eristic of the entire Circular:
"This Machine is better adapted than any
ether Sewing Machine in market to the fire.
quent changes and almost endless variety Of
sewing required in a family for it will sew
from one to twenty thicknesses Of Marseilles
with out stopping, and make every stitch per-
feet. Will sew from the tiuest gauze to the
heaviest cloth, and even the stoutest harness
leather, without changing the feed, needle or
tension, or making any adjustment Of ma
chine whatever
Thus have we successfully overcome tho
most difficult point in the Sewing Machine
art. 1t was no ordinary triumph. Defantly
can we now say, mo other Machine compares
with it in this respect" Hence, have we IN
iformly-almost without exception-taken
the highest premium, whenever the Machine
has been properly exhibited in competition
with other 6rst-class Sewing Machines
Hence is it that we are able to offer the fol-
lowing guarantee, viz, "Ve Warrant every
Machine We sell to give BETTER satisfaction
than any other Sewing Machine in market,
or money refunded" We never sell Machine
on any other terms. The guarantee is as re-
liable as the note Of any BUSINESS man in the
land. For more than five years have we re-
lied upon such facts for the reputation Of our
Machines aud without single travelling
agent in the field, there is scarcely neigh
bourhood on the continent where the Machine
is not fayorably known. We prefer such a
reputation to one based On more tstalking
points, as they arc technically called in the
trade. Hence we make but one kind of stitch,
viz, the lock-stitch, alike on both sides, re-
uuiring only ene-third the thread Of other
kinds Of stitches.
N. 3. Local Agents wanted in every county
throughout the West. Special inducements Of
forad.
FINKLE s. LYON s. ~. CO.,
538 BROADWAY, New YoRK.
n4Oy4om.