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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-21
r EGAL NOTICE. =.
~ state Of Iowa, In County Court Of
Dies Holnes County. ~ said County.
ESTATE OF STEPHEN A. CARPENTER,
DECEASED,

DECEASED.
Notice hereby given, that the undersigned vas ap-
pointed Adminsrstef Of the Estate Of Stephen D. Oar.
pentse, deceased. Also Guardian Of Alice Carpenter
minor and heir q law Of sad Stephen D. Csrpente decd
Az persons indebted TO Tie Estate Of said deeedent ars
hereby required 70 make Immediate payment TO the
Estate WIN present he for allowance, 70 the Ooun
" Ce1Tt. JOHN b. GEAR,
Administrator and Guardian.
PshaiaA 90 daysh Daily end WEEKLY HsWkeye.
tcbo-d&w80d ts II. @. OHkT, Co. Jadgo.
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ILs 4+
OOK HERE.

We are paying the hisheSs nAlket pricein Cash for
ax esed. War checks, but does not stop ~, We are
particularly anxousto buy who have loaned seed
ofu but have been induced TO sell to others Ct less thar
Weafe paying. p Re gl9 BORNHAA jaeger.
o&l0.dQtvff =. IL .,.ti.-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-21
DENTISTS.
TEETH WITH

EXTRACTING TEETH WITH
IL OUT PAIN.
Those IN need Of Dental services WI s and % q Ne
ID stand Jefferson Street. ever HASpb ehce Stoee-
vhere We prepared - do Ill nds Of work in our lns
Teeth on Gold end silver PiAtes ~ - 0oopASac Pro.
ssm The natural teeh Aed 70 preserve HEX beauty and
keep them from further decay.
Werh done lsw 70 guis hard times, and Warranted.
Jan 3, lsGo-dvN. b. BAILEY D. D. D.
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WIZ
Their The memory ofa common existence, the
ties Of every kind which have made Of tie
North snd the South one whole federative
State, and have borne them on to so high .
decree Of prosperity, ere not more powerful
than the causes which have placed arms in
the hands OF the two populations"
The suggestion 10 not an extraordinary one,
and il may we'll have been thought BY the Rm-
peror Of the French, in the eafnestness of his
benevolent desire for the restoration Of peace,
feasible one
But when Mr.. Drouyn dsssLhuys shall come to
review il in the light in which it must necessarily
be examined in this country, think be can
hardly fail to perceive that il amounts to nothing
lees than proposition that while THE Govern.
nsnt 10 engaged in suppressing an armed insur-
rection, with the purpose of maintaining the
constitutional national authority and preserving
the integrity Of the country, it shall enter iuto
diplomatic discussion with the insurgents upon
the questions whether that authority shall not be
renowned, and whether the country ehsll not be
delivered over 10 disunion, TO be quickly fol.
lowed by ever.increasing anarchy.
Ifhwere possible for the Government Of the
United States to compounds the national an.
not easy to perceive what good results could be
ohtained BY them. The Commissioners must
agree in recommending either that the Union
s6all stand or that it shall be voluntarily dis
solved; or else they must leave the vital question
unsettled, to abide at last the fortunes of the
var. The Government has not shut ont knowl.
edge Of the present temper, any more than Of
the past purposes Of the insurgents.
There 10 not the least ground to suppose that
the controlling actors would be persuaded at
this moment BY any arguments which National
Commissioner could offer. to forego the ambi-
tior that has impelled them to the disloyal posi-.
ton they are occupying. Any Commissioner
who should be appointed by those actors, Or
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Old Price q.
HATS AND CAPS,

which an osr at lower Assrss then q any Turns,
season.
than thak Win eel them q - low 0gufee . any Otha
House in ibis City. HENRY q. SCOTT. %
Main street Barlington.
Al papers that advertise for me viii copy the above.
outl6-dkwu
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NEW SASH, DOOR d BLIND
IN FACTORY
NJ. R>asant Street, oppositetAs Old Hank Road Do
, - pot, od3oinss0 sAs Ot!XW
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Aueomnon work constantly on hand, and Orders, By
nj. or otherwise, promptly attended, %:
nov9e.WN a ONAa kV1S1
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(ILOR1OUs. NEWS.

1oa ou1
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NHRIS'R ALLEN,
s T E AM PIPE.

Engine Brass Work Manufacturer.
Warrington Street, next door 70 Express Once.
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
NB.-An assortment Of Iron and Lad Pip sPsnP
cam and water Cocks alvayson hand. ROB
sug2T-Wu sa s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-12

REwcraox Egarps- - We begin 70 dis
saver chs ssares Of some Of the uapre-
csae0ssd Abolisioa maioritias II the late
elecsion. The case os Che Fifss Ward In
the city Of Passssarg, whera che vote for
Curtin was largely III excass Of all form-
@r yeass, pxcvss eoEaeiusively that the bal
los boxes have been saznpsred with- q
msssiag OF the DssaeeRasic votsrs OF thas
ward was held early Lass week, 81 which
list wss ssksa of shase residents who
fsssiasd, under cath, that they voted for
Weodward Ees 6cvsrnar On the second
Tuesday u OessbsE TIE rssast Of this
Soans psosa6 shak f50 men voted for
WesdHard ii sk&E wasd, whereas bus
70 voses were rssnrned Tor him BY sha
election oiiesrsi An adisuTnea meeting
vas bald By Ihs Democracy IT she sazas
Ward % aasaFday svaniag, Mt which sew
sn addikfonaf persons came forwafd and
took d solemn cath shas tsaey voted for
Woodward. This number, added 70 the
liss previously takes, swells tha ageTe-
gate 10 l57 -~-or no more maa who sscear
they vosed FOG w oodwar Id the ward than
tbs sasesiou olseas returned for chat gen
tIeman! Ths chairman 81 the mssting
pledged that the HIST wouid be increased
70 DC ieazt $50.
q eommissss WIS appcinkea whose iuEy
Il should be 30 favestIgats the election
resasns from essry sieetion disfrios, ana
report every case Of fraaI that fall I'm
der their Observation. PalySos Il Uasoss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-12

Daring the lass six days shsrs has
been considerable asAtiag hsswsen the
forsss nsssr Meade, and the renel Gen.
srsi I.ss, without amy dssisivs results
So far tha advantage has been In cur ia.
vor. Il ID stated that cur forsss cap
ssySsA - pFspaws saaxisg saks ExssShs
engagements, and loss 400 10 killed and
wounded.
The CoufsasFatss have gsIisa back be-
yoaa the Rappahrnnesk and Rsrpidss
riyszs. aadRs sdp possa shAs sAsg Viii
ned maks ss&sd bsfsss shsy ssstss with
In The foxtiEes1ions of RicAnond. rs
may cara out thss u sIs oaly falling
bssk In osdx ta,sein good position and
draw our forces ont 80 fsx - 10 enable
him hv6aAak Asvsmsas 10 gain their
rYx =. put Oh thsir supplies. A ssw
days vii deeids The sAzxaessr IL che;
prAS6ats<s1xf1 - A1lEss u 4isslly
!. falling ssl sssk ss nislss mo srsss bs.-
&c VIII snsus for sans timA ~ II ID d
falliag besk fsr ppsitias ~, - 10y
HIs' = = a:' I: =
ssstMiqEh I1gs1ew III saesa
J - lemAe bak Il II ssnisr ,stfIl !
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- sfs..~-..- III - ~ x6&R
ns. esA.s 80
The kFeslae0s o. 20 unate0 ntAxea nAs
eallsd 90 this stase for hsf 4natA q three
hunoke4 aheAemnd m1n - j. f71nka ssf
sx94jed
/ - - ze416g ~
y D. Z -
- E. 11n116y u oENxA
MI ri mA6eaH tas& 9ay4 - Mnre ~ asy
dDG1f6nek $50
- xnkee1@i IN - Hx0F1st A6Arskal
xann4nl thak IN qaata uf the 6tA1s of
faWN An6 anaH sAis ell II 1910. \
bkaiI Nn1e9sne 10 hASs PeeP& sssdls ~
"a or volunteers raisad dassng sAs la1s
qnartsr aad these now ssissA Tor - ~
assaIsy end sha 4shhnssexy. sle $50
Th4lrearaiking e1lcers 9os shs df5Snwen8
eenukiss MI soen be Mnnonnasd by -
Provost l4axskai 6Aneraass DspMxtmsnt.
Tho indueaznentG 10 shs rsersiss sAss
ri f0xth Ia - ei1erens Dfstssss 30,
Mhiek vii ha hexsaitA pr lfxasd. II cd
6i1ian - shass ahs rse<ass 4eF ~ Cd Eegs
| imsns MIL essve nzfw sekesHs of sxRsEl~
snas, II sAmp - ksias MAo how wzss
Ii nssdea BIZ sha maB, ana hew pFsaapsly
10 ostAin Is ana INNS mzska ~ nsa nloFs
oamfaR<ahIe.s ass
Besiasa ail shis, the recruits viii hare
shs sakisk&akion a heaaagiag "a fegi
msas which hAx saxnea i rspaasati0n-~a
Irsgimsns that has prids IL sta history,
In mainaaining the h0aaK OF the sss1s,
and has tbs csn8aeeos e& suRsxsssss ~
viii - nssesaAsed with nsa vino nass
lsasned - xeposs sonadsass " shssn aaare.
and whe will qatnkiy fspsrs sas sasaa
ssn6dssas - shssf 49, ssssssAsss. & q
TIE EsW Eeexuat MAM have ne pesvsieEs
Of selecting she rsgimsas which be wssl
Iiain, ard By Tie Tins NE ssFm % ssFsaos
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] . ! !; !; :
rro1lsnafsf = xkfle - - - -
- naexsas. n ~ - ~ $50 -
rfvisG reeo1amoa1oa y - 6od 81 Bat
H. lnd i - iask- Abs,s last' -
1sl5s - s
! j. l.-s -. = - - -!
\ sy i ! =;
a ssrsuktk Dr. 80 I'D sss;as 10 I
ssosSsr - - uutasnIueda is
NHnxanny - pTssafI1d sveyNAses
y: !: = - sA'As's Z -'''lss .' =.
AhsaAan sAisks - l.ss Aas& sssa
|ob1sk II - 10y Aass ~ Denc@
49, batikt1 Etndeps - - Isie1 NJ
E1n1 nieeex wseoA f4puis A11Ss pAtltAe 1kote
sswxs&Nu IN wAe5e - - - peWef
|aksn Lanso1M Huos ~ M srnth. IL
| 1ns q sAbsss tAAnksgiTing jokss b coed
10 be shAkSn wsl1 ksfess sAksn.
The sountxy = ssposinx, bds % sha
peisss se bs5onsse. Very maez Il VIC
iims of the stte - n rspese % staks--
- ehiekens rnpcsa en spite~@ss Wv948lang
@4kss rspcss On piseAfofk times ~
sls uofms zsposs oa 1s& hooks - ~
stomneh sspesss nndsF NE iuilussses o.
tartar asastic---as nan reposee when q
great hig rohbsr hss him b. tie thrsaf--
. drewning man rsp0sss whaa stfak-
aiinR I'm ilss--ss bird ssposss Wiz :
Ning hrnksn By o sssns thSs IN ~ a~An-
ton boy--as q mSthex rspases whsu hsz
babe 10 dyiag. Kss, shs souatry 10 rs-
posangl ass ts ae "a &
ssOrdas has been naAiusainsasss les
indsed. 1t was mainsnanea - Nsw York,
wAwe sisafs frsads incise6 rins. Il haa
begn mAinkainsd In Misssari. whsFe, nm
iess q mann swears by she psoeiamasien,
no Ia HING 10 . tree and his property e.
Ran 30 snrsek some diahoaese olkeax oi
the army. Ii was maintained ID New
L4isbon. whore q brutal srowd al Aixgsl
lsssFs killed Bsllinsse Tor 81 opialoa. i
ha& tssn assin3afnsM whss end. whssssel
fires pssssss save been sAas up Ard shsii
Isyps thrusndnto the riy6fs where max
h.xs been robbsd, sMardessd ansl iaapwas.
oasd by aboiikiau rsa lsgs-aisa 10 bsinl
maintained ID Kansas where sbss 3kun'
Dszosxats 90 tksy 20 chiekens L III j
malBtminsd as Washiagson. where tn
lpresidsns es the Uuitec States d@re mo-
30 out dese ia slse spsaing 10 indga b
the weather for the morrow wfsb0as /
bodY GUARD. SIS iisaa 5ssa
Msbelieve ali The prcalsmatioa eall
| for. In the laaga&ge af sks Janesvflil
sWhas 10 II, - re snass stand BIZ toe Pres
idenE. Whs dare Aishslieves Ia not thl
Ijolly old blade who spii rails In his prime
Ia@w king9 OF eoasss ne believe. An
hAd hs sakd that - res sknohody VA
hart, e We shsaid havs believed that
And hai he given 1fs8sa oseiAllJy assi
siaasally or fasssioasay shat shis var VA
. blessfng thai IL wAs nov ended tina
Tiers had beea No waF--stas gold wa
noe worth bat ten cents 60 The DOLLAR tina
he was diesasor--1ee shoald have doa
40 We now DO, beaievs n MI throw N
our has and harrah for The jolly oil
blade -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-12
Peek Yoss 7 riiHss' and Try Again

In the lass sleessons tn Democracy
nave been beaten ii sosas Of the States,
by the inssrfsrsnsa Of the Asay, and in
others hy the iaaasases pfs the Admins
sraEiOa, II ssndtng nome 10 vote, these
ssass Of the Army, who woald pledge
FAaeAssvss tososs DE Abelisfon tiekss.
I'D shisssaae tksS Dezaoessey were de-
fs&ssd osssaA4, they had no distinctive
platform o. Organisation. While the
Democracy prsssaded 70 oppose the
s@sass o. sAkssstaosism, N Id psasfesm
aadsy iss eszdsszases and leaasrs, IL as
ooRssd the entire Abolition programme
ana pssssassd no Eallyiag poins asoand
which the opponents Of Abol,sionism and
Dssposism could consistently gather for
Aas asaarhs 81 sssss psipcspsss md ssssr
constitutional riss@%5 We <ops aAa Lead
ers Of the Democracy viii proks by the
experiences Of The lass few years, and
that hereafter thsy will pFoo.aim their
tEas psiasiplss In thar plasform and
shroagh shs candidates. placed in aosnlna-
sion4 a.,
The Democracy are ties only dsssadsrsll
OF cisa liberty esad shs constitutional
rights Of the psopis. Instead Of ADOPT
sIg platfaTms and nominating eaadidaass /
20 sassh Abolissoa vssss, The passy slsosslSs
boldly declare its principles, and dissolve
ali soasecsioa with thesa who fer par
soaal agraudfsement or cowardly -fsss.
endorse the var, and sanction the franz Il
ping upon The saassisasiSaaI righ.a Of
the people under the false plea Of ttkffli- +
tsxy necessity" +
Instead Of qaaiIiag before toe arbisra-
~ pSwer Of the eosvups tyraass vac sow
rule the country, and who bare outraged Il
sFeFy legal restraint spon tia slsssivs /
franchise, and hasa trampled over the Ca :
casa rights Of sisissas, ths Democracy !
sAould present bald 'front.' and say to !
she dsspots sesbus far shals they go and !
10 fsssheE.s The Democratic party, "a !
party shoaidsay 70 the ADMINISTRATORS, I
keep Aishsa .Abs powsss delegated to you
"a the Constitution. n ron 70 out side !
of those powers ysa aFe IN reosaisou | {
against the government, and We, the
DemoeTssy-the defenders of the Con-
ssisusion viii suppress snch rebellion II Tx
assss DO BY force q ANA - ssz fRtt8 to
Whan the DszascEssy takes this stand, q
ben u mag sxpsss sha frisnds Of the :
Jonssisatioa and Of the Union to rally :.
around its standard, and triumphansly
sisss 10 ssAndaTd teassssa Y slle@ Dsas- i
'crass Peek yoar ainss and Try again. :
Adopt q straight ous platform. Nomi-
sass sss@ighs saa Desaeesass, and oil
'loodlsss yicsory viii crssn your siEorts :
d kssor Of shs Constellation and the !
Union. II yoa do mos take this ssasss, i
Ae time . NOS Ear dissaas. whea 10 save d
'saz saastisstiszAI rishss and 70 prsvsns !
be overthrow Of our eoastisaaioaaI form 2
4 Ecvstnmsns. ysa viii hare 10 ssks no i 4
sms and spill yoar hearts blosd In their 4,
s@$SEBxe. 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-12
Tan OEn BAsYsx-PsxnD On Bvsa nc

TaR Uk8 6&gxzsE- FIKID oF MgIl KEk,
The Bull Run battlefield presses u !
CHASTITY Specialize. a lsttsr writer says
Gin the long, iuxariaas grass enc
ssrikes his foot axaiass sAs hoass, min
gled with the deadly missilss khas broaxhs
them 20 % ihe earth. Hsmaa sknlls lie
contiguous 70 hesAisphers of explodsd
shells- The shallow. gravss gisa hsre and
shars above the gr&ss, somssimss In rsws,
and somssimes aloaas % scattered as ir~
regular xatexTals. nx8
Throagh the shia Layer Of soil thai
hides The nazneless, hsros who gave his
life for his eoansrys oae aaes She gro
truding ribs whence shs Eain has wnaAed
shsir covering. q foot or m arm raass-
ing out beyaad iss saxshan bed !; and ansa
saw one OF these long siaapars covered
up to the ehias eas with the snsirs faee
exposed aud tarned ap 10 the passsw by
one could imagins hin s0laisr lyiag On
the feld wrapped up in kis blankss, bas
thai the blankss was Of clay and the fase
was asshlsss and sysless.
In ons case foos pFotsaded, With the
hssh still partially preserved !; ia aa0shsx
"a entire skalsson lay sxpessd apon sks
surfaces withaaE aay sVvefiag whassssR.
The latter oil whas had been kia, asizasm
showed that BIO had baan q aavalryman.
The desh was Of coa#sss deaompossd /;
bat she saaaed and skrisalsd skin still in
cased the hony framswask Of sas body,
and ssan khs ansss~nails were i'm sAear
places. The ligaaasnss that fassem che
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-12

4 w Il 4 Il
las IaxfMe aAse esss aastaa
Salssasssn ~. ~ pia6 xaasoane
st1sataNo ~ sesxs of tns hasaaan
49, oS ~ Seessis noN IN snsar aaxpers
slaa oax sknazls nave passed = rssoia-
uoa xs<fssang oar mayor % senasT me
passssssf taas ~ % sasss sspfs-
sonsaas % oae q ne .z<ass relentless
assn1s 90 ssxsA aAS NE stFaggss
Y foiM oseaxrs0 IeaT ysazs $50 eur
ao1n1f1 qua aass sssoasasa Iroaa ssa
e sss wn ansfs saass sgaaass sss syfsn-
~ o. n3sias aaa prayers Mosia hsva
oesn papp AL oy@ sns iasa kog sss sas-
ssss " ~ As18.m9 fyasss nass aaa
. haasls nees slsased khaa ooansgy, ass
omears lsaaa nAss osen groansa ana
booted ! 70 zoe ssfssas % any q cor
oasaess % naa wno woaia nase oasxaa
: sasoltaon 70 oar coaasaa Fs9aassanS me
mayor p ksader the hospttsatesss OF the
eaty scsaen oshcers waald hssa nesm hiss
ed frsa sns chandler. But non We are
70 ws sonsEhst resembling shas waasa
hsasss4s wAg1nE against Rclands aud one
really Less JusaaSnies esnssaeTsug the
sheoAs of ne sWe zsssEnmsnss and
sossequsntiy the representatives q ths
Russian g9vsrnMens nsw u hsw YORK
ID tpsssea ar fstsds ans hasssEsd and
20 y most taisoms and hanksy liks
- er. AZ ? faast given shsm fsw
oa1k 70 the maEacry OF Peter tina threat
nd Wsshington, and tha spaaksrs, gsn-
<ally said Texy hsndssms things Of Rus
Ia 10 ID probable that . similar spirit af
osdyisu 90 tyrsnny will scan BE- mann
ested in fhis city. Way the psepia Of q
epablic, and profsassd sssskIsxs Dor nas-
lsrsal fresdom, shoald thus fawn upon
be Representatives Of such Q grinding
Issposism a shs gassrnnsas oil Russia
re eannos imagine Oar sslsyalss psopls
re shedding lcroc0diis} ssaxs evsE the
ass Of the nssre ssAsss - chs saaEA.
nd as Ne same TINA rejoicing over their
dsIIvsrsnos from bondags !;
ct they can And u In shsir philsnshsapic
sarts % pay soaFt - gesszuaasns that
ppressas white msn eeyond ssdxzanee,
nd that has jast pTosasssd N szkssF who
Ihlps waass wemsn % death With the
nout. 10 this havs ws essae. The De-
aorAsizilG aascs Of Gar wax aeuld not
ave bad better illustration. .Ths kavas
Z watch Baslsz il bald 10 ass q maora
srfking proof OF ous degenaracye-PA&E-
deapssa Eessiag Jassss1i.
-. .--r --T-F'-s sr.y----
:. a. =. as - asc.Dxss.--Soafs Asssaas
!. : 800, ~ 49, = ssans ss1asag ssnong
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aYeFIfe CellDanyl
YGxM&x% 5RuEwxxzx FIR -.
pssas1 tatae - - = = - =
seFH lssE I =! Y Y
80 stEa gsss.sa s s's1 60 s.a..slls ~
HIAY s'e
- 49, 81 IN y g Z o. II -fsfss
81 knalzesseN - ssaAA = w u
xxyox ox14 x6k MAIL NfKxs
:. : : !
GOaMp 0sata0M - saa0 h<A1S
0f Tr1finI -
@sf y s'tsa
A4a--- ss''t. s'a
1855 sss4sgs 3ts 4stsa = IA $50 - z
mNMA - HkMm HHDnm I
|
- y ssss q fsssssl aalss aiF w
y vusr nvpuuRms ia.
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r. Ths 1isbsss sara, sths RsrHAEr
ssa pasky u 4xhsiag for . peace thai
sAail - everlasting. p Bas, alas, y =
shs pssses Of asssa, ne psses u dessoia.
sioa, dissolution Aad eternal raia- Tia
psses ws ssak 10 oas of hfas rseesstraes
tiss, tappinsss and svsslsssing Usiass.--.
Yeurs Il sss psaos that follows asstrao.
sias aars u shs pssss lhst falloss AL.
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GeIette0 1flisteII0np.
rom the Philadelphia Dollar Newspaper.
USEFUL HINTS.

The brine in which pork and other
meats have been picked, is deadly
poison to horses and hogs.
In pruning, and whenever the rind or
bark of a tree is abraded, bruised or
knocked off, the wounds should immedi-
ately have a coating of wax, varnish,
plaster or paint.
In many localities there is often
great difficulty in getting soft water for
washing. To remedy this evil, have, in
a sheltered place, tub or barrel half
full Of wood ashes, and fill it up with
water, to make ley, so that you may
have it whenever you want it. A gal
lon of strong ley put into a great kettle
of hard water, will make it as soft as
rain water. Some people use pearlash
or potash, but this is very apt to injure
the texture of the cloth.
Before using brass kettle for cook
ing, clean it with salt and vinegar.
Oil-cloth should never be scrubbed
with brush, but, after being first swept,
it should be cleansed by washing with a
large soft cloth and lukewarm or cold
water. On no account use soap or hot
water, as either will bring off the paint.
Flowers and shrubs should be exclu-
ded from bed chamber.
RINGBoNE IN HORSES. One of your
correspondents, Theta, of Centre Co. ,
Pa, wishes to know the most efficacious
remedy for ringbone in horses. have
known the following to prove successful:
Apply to the surface of the ringbone a
small quantity of aqUJortiS, or. as it is
more properly called, nitric acid. Shave
off the hair before applying it, Use
twice day until it has created a run
ming sore, or until it has eaten through
the ringbone, then apply grease to check
its action. Afterwards use liniment or
anything to heal up the wound.
To KILL LICE ON CALVES. Take a
good sized tow string, grease it well,
then rub on it quantity of unguentum,
and tie it around the calf's neck, and the
vermine will soon skedaddle. | think it
perfectly safe aud efIectual, as | have tri-
ed it repeatedly in cold winter weather.
BARREN PEACH TREES. Seeing an
inquiry in the "Dollar Newspaper,
February 18th, wishing to know how to
make barren peach trees bear, | will
give the inquirer the benefit of my ex-
perience and observation: In the spring,
as soon as the frost is out of the ground,
take spade and cut ring around the
tree, by putting the spade the whole
length Of the blade in the ground, two,
three, four or five feet from the trunk,
according to the size of the tree. If that
does not produce the desired effect, the
next spring cut another one nearer the
tree, taking care not to come so near as
to cut too many of the roots When
the tree is very thrifty, cut off part of
the last years growth. l will warrant
your tree to bear if it is thrifty 1 have
tried this remedy and seen it tried, and
never knew it to fail Care should be
taken not to allow the tree to bear too
much when young.