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, 1865-01-21

PR1cE CHART or 1sH.-A very neat and minute
chart Of the huctuaions in the prices Of gold,
wheat, corn, oats, highwincs, pork lard, hama,
shoulders, mess beef and frcights in Chicago for
every day tn the 5ear 1864, has just been laid on
our table. The gold reports are complied from
james Boyd.s New York teleg1nms, the prices Of
other articles from Chicago market reports, by J.
). Shade. 1t is bcanulu1ly designed and accurate
" executed.
, 1865-01-21

D1ED.-Vc regret to learn Of the death Of M..
Char1es Sample. who has for the pas, are years
bceCe ecopnected with his brother, Mf. Alexander
A. Sample, aecut Of the New Yurk Ccntra, Rail,
roxd in this city. Hc lett many warm friends he
hind to mourn his carly death. Hc was q younr
nlan Of very exemplary Aabits and cndcared to al
who knew him,
, 1865-01-21
.1EDr Salee

FOR SALE-A Family Carriage,
- douoleseated asesh, dorble and single silver.
plated harnefs. three Eet5 OF sleigh bells, two wolf
robes prize &t00. inquire q 1850 Ntchis avenue-
fa11
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07
aAnIcaI nrssncRa cY

The Guthrie County Ledger in intro
duesang IN article from 1hs Syracasg
IN. Il coarisS, under The caption s'To
our Radical Frieads Of the Democrats
Press nAkes the following very senai
bic and appropriate remarks:
aye clip tho fei.owing from tbs Syria
euse N. IT, Courier, of Nor. lTth,
whish We sdops ~ cesSsct sad sensible,
aud recommend it TO tho serious consid-
GRAFTON Of the Democracy Of Iowa. We
have been bunting after strange gods
long eaosgb, lea a. rstara TO cur hFss
lore, glazing ouraegYes npoB priafipls,
ard battle for the right, as ali simss.-.
We hase learned that The policy doctrine
ID a falsaey thai Laa veil nigh rained sha
democratic party; and onr Galy hops Tor
polisieal saIsssion. Is II . speedy retnrn
10 ~ pasks marksd Ont BY oar fathers In
dayB paassd. II we ever gain tbs pow.
sr W have less, Il will be when xs fling
our bannsr TO the breeze. inscribed wIsk
ths old mesEo ssprincipies aos men. -
Va hasa 20 hope of sssAfsgmaseen In
shs rank and fIe Of tbs AboliEion party !;
shsy are joined 70 thar idols, aad whigs
some Ta3y dsssrt their raHk5 and come 10
"a, Tho great majority ef them wslI ~
mstn saus ID the ahdlItl0u creed.
h saWhst W want, 10 union ard soarsrt
e saEion ID the Democxxxis party. We
hass the aumsrieal airsugtk when aaiE@1
"a aaFy maioFisy Of tbs sssses, LEI ID
Ehsn unto % The great fuadaaneptal dpe-
trims b l1snoerasy and be prepared foE
bastie il 1865 r
Now yss ars b~5aasag u TAI xboal
right, frisAd Hassss. Eos - Mow pTe-
posing % % wbas ne hare bssa argias
VI y - Tor 10 - Isus 1s1ss, - -
Ibops ypa ~ill scs ssssk q yoss
| priseIpfsa nef sSsssa ~ - - M
rot - s.baasips .fa1v ssss4s1 eedss d
lbs fasurs- The Bsssis gold 900 asversl
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Oar eilixens pre- greatly exsgcisea jass
III shis sisas oTer lie lssAsioa II tAe
Court Hause. snus ars In favor Of
having II sssstsa mon sAs Public Square
= oshers insist apen iss haing built upon
the Loo owned By tAa eesuly aad situated
On the soTnerof Broadway and Bancroft
ssreess. whila others ara ID favor Of pnr-
chasing another las 10 . mara retired
PARTON oil lbs city and baisaing shs
Court Hoase upon Il. Easb party bare
the Advantage Of their rdoses and the
disadvantages If tie other EIaees "a lay
before shs Beard Of Supervisors aad
the Board Ia In ths psedieasaens Of ths
old Dutch JassiOs, who heard one side
! ef the easo AID vas about to se1sisr JUG,
mens- wien Tie defendans prnpased TO ia.
trodaco aans testimony, whieh Tire jas.
deo permitted. Nhen beth parties bad
ssressedn he Justice unmarked ;--ssT Ell
den, ven do hlAlntiH' j Witnesses had told
dare story de case sas clear FOR De blain-
| til, bit aaw lie be so mixed up dat neth.
ing put d. M Yankea c.n make hin
straight The Board was about IN Ia,
same ax al the last meeting. We under.
stand that il ia to meet again on nesf
Saturday to decide the qaestion Of loea.
iign.
t. our miud there il but enc digestion
TO the laeatgon on tho eoruer Of Broad.
way and Bancroft streets, aai That is tht
noise and confusion that xilI b. coatinu
slly made BY the passage Of carriages
stages, carts, days aud other yehieIss VI
and down the streets bat sc lon's kacu
but this ineonvenisnce will be mora thar
overcome BY the eligibility Of the loca
tion.
| If The Court ITeuse is iasan3ei 10 b
both usefal ana oraamensal, ii sgoall Ger
kainiy ahew to ths best advantage If 10
Gated At the poias last indicated.
Sc far IS the location upon the Pabli
Square Is eeneerneds We ca say, that X
arc deei,issily opposed "a ID /; aai rattle
ghaa have IL bulls upon the Squire, "
would faFor inearsing the expense Of Pur
ehas ing smother lot upon which TO bail
Ifs, If tho Board should decids not {
build Is upon the lot nov Owned - to
IcOunty.
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RnCspneclYx !,

We ere almost daily in the ressir1 81
xrswsrspsss pablishsd 10 Asw 1aFk end
e1kur Eastern sisiss, proposing 81 x
snnxs With =, provided ne viii rablish
- prpspscsas- This il . proposition
- shey Aass a. anaanbesd right %
.selses bat II ssssss e ns that the bcnefs
= 81 dfrised il as&siy all % one siis ind
~ toxsrsf shs siss papsss. BIZ obtaiu-
$3.50 pubaisAsida u shsir rsospeesases
DssEy papers tie eity papers ass
~ ~ in1sssss lkeir sisealasIon, and
q IfI ~, ~ stns sxreses q to sesatsT
= d sassll
stsf u, ~ d sak&sribsa ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEGAL NOTICE.

NO MES q. WHITAKER
L Tou are hss@bs Ra&aaea gsst IaeFs Is naw OF
d the Wise ~ tae Clerk q the D.aiFiet Court
Il Petsaws 81 taEaP Eosgity IoEs. Petition Of AHn
B. whaaksTs elsafgtag goa witE Rslrl les sEiioa Of
her, Tor tE yeA :, and praying ssE j. cree Il
eyoTe1 ffOsa Jog skEoIus -. Aad that aEsiess FcE
1gpaAs anf &ussFF hereto On sf 5rfafe the noon u
tae Sfesuf dag a tae n " term 81 said Court 70
be hsl8sa 4 aai Tor szii County AeualY lie 7.s
daY OF kBy, H. >. 1888 isiEul n VI ee entered
ag1iustyra assI decree frE4s}sfpA thereon.
g-@<~~-~~s--x AZ LAgiaaR.
90 IS AEs'y ia pt4ss4glE.
asgsg s!p
AyL
oscs rsss Dse7. e. Nv.
-A-e~p~S-~~&
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#c0CSciL nLrEFs Ayn aE, JOSEPH
RAILROAD.

Is Is with rnueh pleGsuFs that NC en-
nouuea the arrival Of Mr.. II. w. PaELR I,
the manaEiog partner cf Ar. WlLLis
PHxtgs, the contractor for the eoustruc-
aipn Of she above named read, We CO.
iidcrstand thar Dir. PHELPs Succeeded ia
IN getting all tbs money subscribed, iH
one day, necessary 10 build tbs road
Aad that be IL nos prepared 70 eoatras'
for, and Fay cash for ties ana other tim
beTs Necessary in ths construction OF tbs
road.
Cit!zsas along ths lias should b
Liberal towards the Contractor ia FUR
lnishipg tics aud ether timber, for il ID
for their Interest 10 do 50, a. the read
will pat aore money, In the aggregate,
IN their pockets than it will IN tie poeks ct
/ IL the contractor.
They shaali also bear n mind shas IL,
| high price paid for ties II thu Paste
Railroad company, will not and cannot
be paid by the contractor On this road
| The pacisa company had forty ntles Il
lhuiid, SO as to be ready to have the SAM
examiaad and report niade to the pres.
ent Session Of Congress, AID henco i
vas forced 30 pay 50 exaorLi:ant prize
for tics and tinbers prices that sill ~
BE- paid hereafter.
| We understand thai Mr.. Iahsips Is pay
| ing fsum fosty-fEs to afty-ars sents 70
lties. II h. cannot get them IT that b
will get then, out hinss!f. He has mad
extensive purchases Of timber land alan
,hs iiaa and will ges out bis own ties 81,
timberi II citizens 10 not deal liberal
! With him.
LIS employaa a number Of haais /
, this city and left for the lover end Q
Itks ronte essly Oh Tuesday merning.
The w1sk is going bFasely on--lss a
assist in pushing IL ahead.
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a DK1ocRATfe ALxASAe.-We Eosies
that the pubIishgTs Ct the New Y5ga
DAy Book, Van Eyric, Horton & Co..
announce thai .thsy viii soon have pub
lishsd and ready for delivery "a Demo-
cratic Almanac. and Political compendi-
am suise4to the entire coEatFy. TINS
Is shs kind al publication which has been
mueh needed aad sill be ths means d
aoiHg much good In the country and evrY
Democrat ought to purchase ene. Tbs
Aboiitisuists were more successful 10
sowing the aeeas Of dis-union ard laying
the foundation for the late civil war
throaga the means Of Almanas's and
cbsap, so called, religioaa tracts than Ia
any other way. Almost every family IN
the land purchased a 1fibsae Almanac,
AID had thrust within It's eircssa paiiti-
col tract, aadar shs prssenaa Of szasnd'
ing tia gospel. In this waythe herssiea
Of Abolision- Repablicasisn gus gen.
oral bearing, whiis TIERS was 40 ansi1ots,
far lhs paisoas shey eontaiasas 10 eiEcu-
latter. The pablissslon Of Dsmaerat-
10 Mmanae ~ shIs time, shough nea
eqaal, 80 remedy she sglls of the pass,
may ia great asasaTa prsssns uIschisi
and troabls ID the fssage. vs. lrses The
snsargsislag puhlisAass WI leass ~
tims 10 gestias their AInssas before toe
patlis, and ws repeat, ws aops sest5
Dsnorszs 10 TO saaasry will paFshass
one. ii would BOT hars ! Rsaabnsaa 10
have ems, bal - sErhrsim i hsaad {
| bis idols, z Il mas BE- best q sIss do
alone
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eI An AbAlision p4per says Of one oil
Summers speeches: 'sfis touched the righi
chord" Thls 10 false. When sumne,
touches the right cord IL will be xita hia
nsek.
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sTnAYg1 or STOLEN.

Abeat ne s9sh day Of last jana, a Iiksty three
ysaTa aia, Orsbhi b2y "a Nsa, VITA Lite Esfsa
Gata HAD feel. 4rayea az wss xE5isn fToaa5he{ %
ssr4har 8aefzl reward waa ~ pad - aay per-
sl gsfo uGn return E&IA n@ER OF ElvR tfoInR 43isn
where she N ~ be EDaAa, - DtLEuS.
Dec as, 2zs CeEaeii s.uas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-12-07
aTRAYED an STOLEN.

Ga II assnt tbs Istasy Di u iast, &b.a-k tlrse
years ga gealats als aa5ss tiIe asstiaaa sazs,
strkyk4 OF was stnl%4 MA the sab cE.SrE. il1s~
ral Y8sfsrd VII be pAat4a any pexS@a wbs gIss ~
arr, aid e2!. VI SYa information assrs bs EazY
a. f,,,sst. 10 Holm QEfSS.
DNe1 sa5 2a EassEt4sl l.C1A.
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q 10 n Fl I N q |
4A 4ss 49,
h sanpless ID ssxrs ana sgysss ssn yoatA 10 agas'
gs5sAss tzs*aas9 mxAuf3ckAk ID ss esssss
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-20
TAX NOTICE.

All persons interested arc hereby notified
that the following tracts of land and town lots,
lying and being situated IN the county of Man
itOwoc and State of Wisconsin. remaining unre-
deemed in the office Of the Clerk Of the Board
Of Supervisors Of the county Of Manitowoc and
State Of Wisconsin. for the taxes due and I'M
paid thereon for the year One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty-One. for which said taxes.
the said tracts OF land and town lots were sold
on the I'd day of September. \. ID. 1862. Now,
therefore, unless the amount of taxes, interest,
fees, and charges set opposite the several
tracts of land and town lots. rs herein de,crib-
cd, including thirty cents advertising fees for
each and every such description, be paid on or
before the ID day of September A. ID. 1868, ac-
cording to the time when said ira cts of land
and town lots were sold as above-stated. the
same will be conveyed TO the purchaser CT his
assigns in pursuance Of the statutes for such
case made and provided,
WILLIAM BACH.
Clerk Co. Board Supervisors Of Manitowoc Co.
Dated at my Office in the village of Manito-
Voc, this 9TH day of January, 1865.
Torn II, Range 81. Torn Is, Range 81
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Notice of Foreclosure bv Sale

~ EFAULT having been made IN the coudi-
~ nous OF "A mortgage bearing date November
o'h A D. 1861, executed by Wauek Martin
and RI, he Martin bis vile as lportgagnrs, to
Robert Fmuey mortga gee, and recorded in
the office OF the Register OF Deeds of CaIume:
county in the State Of Wisconsin, on the l4th
day Of November, A. d. 1861, at O'Clock a. IN
in Book " H of mortgages at pages 52S and
529. and also recorded in the tilt,e Of the Reg.
i.ter of Deeds OF Maitow &c county in said state
on the 3 Cay OF Decemb, A. u 1851 at s
O'Clock p. IN, in volume u" Of mortgages Mt
pages III aud 1872, which mortgage has never
been assigned by tie mortgage aud on which
the amount ella med to be due at the date O this
notice is nine hundred and thirteen dollars "a ID
cighiy-fve cents (S9l5, IS
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of
the power of sale contained therci aud Of the
statute i'll such provided, said mortgage
will be forec'oscd by sale Of the mortgagcd
premises or such part thereof as may be ntces-
sary to be 20 to satisiy the anorn, cue on
said mortgage, with interest and the costs and
expenses allowed BY law that such sale will
be at public vendue at the door of the Court
House III Mantowoc, in the county OF Manto.
VOC OF Thursday the 9th dav Of February A.
ID. 1868, al O'Clock p. IN of said dav, and
will be made by the Sheriff deputy Sheriff, or
uuder Sheriff, OF said last named county to tho
highest bidder: The following is a description
OF the morigaged premises, subs tamil ally "a ia
contained IN said mortgage to wit: the following
described real estate lying and being in the State
OF Wisconsin t. WIT: Lots No four "A and
i've (5) and the east hall OF the south east quas-
ter, all Of section No. twenty, four (2i) in town.
ship NO. seventeen ~ north OF range No.
twenty-one en- in Mauitowoc comfy the
north east quarter Of the south east quarter Of
section No. twenty one on the eat half OF
the north east quarter OF section No. twenty
n.ne t29) and the east hall of the south west
quar.er OF section No. one ~ all in township
No seventeen az north OF range No. twenty
(20) cast in Calumet county
ROBERT FINNEY, MORTGAGE.
WELLS L BRIGHAM, Milwaukee Attorneys,
for ortgagee.
Dated Novem q 18th 1851
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Sheet Music Department

We have unu ual facilities for supplying the
wants OF tn publ, being in constant receip,
o. al the ew u use published in the Tn ted
STATES, AID tie best Of fore.g n public itions
whith t'ce her With our own constantly in
c:c.s z catalogue. constitute z sto k tf grcar
ard b ICE rIety
The public is cordially inyi ell 20 visit tn.
mode eta 'd-hm-lt and examine the he, ifI
sssu! tment 81 music AID mu al irstrumen :
II. y. tkMPSTED.
25S Main street, Milwaukee.
DC. 80 1861.
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INilS New Music iia'l nnn of the most 50 =
l. cous and e'eg, ut ,s abl shnents of lie
! j 'H HE Tn ted , ates, IS now fully COM
!.ci.t and stock j with splendid assortment
# PIANOS, NELODEO\S. HARMONIOUS,
Mt>It BOOKS, MUSIC and MUSICAL IN.
/ TIT i;E\TS every descriptions
Our sock is unsurpassed in extent and yari
c|r, au @e ar tally pl, fa;cd to f0rni.h any
"f'ic'e in lie music trade al 4 of the best
qr.F.y To those about >cl, ciirg piancs. we
Per ui.dsGai adviEtagcs, Ia ilg at all mes a
vsiy 'iaI-c assortment, aI!e. from Il variety al
u.ah.rS We do rot cnf,.re urStlvrs To the
Sc tt P.tuu, froin one OF t1r houses only
an hayv MT gin -, trom al tie lsa9jnc MIX
.S u Acw lor., Boston nd elsewhere Per
sons S-it.-: t. h:.y -ood PAN have therefor.
e'trN "rnorrH'sjt; At 'h establishment OF max
ine .a'i>!nc ory Srectio.
Every Piano - fully .arrrn'ed for five Years
We ca,r our Pianus invariably at factory
pi.ceS, without aid rs freight All Of on
Pa! % are Gotd suustaitia, Instruments ma le
d wci! sea>o.eI materials, by shiiIfui woI knen,
,nG he tone is always pure AID sympathetic
and the durability aud capacity Of remaining
IN TUE uneguiled.
Persons cut of the city wishing to buy a good
PlaLo and unable TO visit the city for that pur>
pose, can have one selected for them and sat-
isfactiop viii in all cases be guaranteed, both
As TO quality ard price or the instrument NAV
be returned Il cur expense,
Ills IS tie only pace in the city where the
".leh:ated STEISNAY / SONS and CHICK.
EklNn Sons Pianos can be obtained.
The assortment; Of Melodeons, IIar mon iums
ana American Organs is very full and varied
OF the celebrated instruments of this class made
by PRDcE x Co ard s. D. < II. W SMITH We
have now a full supply. Military BaLd Instrn-
nen's, Drums Guitars Vioiius and in fact every
de.cr iptiou Of Musical ins;rumcn. in use. The
-nost Roman Nielin snd Guitar Strings import
Cd expressly Tor cur tride anj unsurpassed for
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am $50 agent for The
Mason & Hamlin
OA3afI-A11 DR1Au L..

! MANUFACTURED III Boston, and pronouc-
w 81 By the IcOot emf eGt Musicians in ,he
country 10 he the best Reed instrument in use.
They are adapted to SACRED ana SECULAR
HUECii AID PAHLUR AUSlC. a are far
superior to The HeiVteun Ill every respect.
Al array q testimony from the most cele-
bEatct Musicians Orglniss. Pianis,s and COM
? ,SC!s il the County; as we'll as Of Musical,
Reiic0l. and Secular Papeis ard Journal,
can be produced, " Itch can hardly fail to sat-
iofy any ole OF tie superiority Of the Cabinet
gan.
lley not only pronounce it good excellent
ana -dmrahie, out the very beSr Instrument OF
- class OF either European o American make
s'rices $40. and upwards.
Every instrument ~ warranted for five years.
Descriptive circulars sent free to any address,
or Tie Instrument itself c-r he seen on appli-
cation. II D. SHEPARD
Manitowoc. Dec. IL. 1857
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JOHN w. GLOVER,
Painter and GlaZier I!

HAVING returned from the war and resuu =
l. l. ed business, is prepared TO execute all OF
ders in his line with promptuess, AM in The
best style Give him a call.
Orders left at the Drug Sore of T & RIB
l:"-s Vii! 6e plpmtti, attended 10.
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1865.
1865.
Hill " AUKEE NEWS.
Da .ly, Semi Weekly & Weekly


I7IiE recl-rrI &c ~ arrthnr year aft rds cur
4 friends thr:.u-GGuI this and adjoining
Stats a fitting opportunity tor s. ec!1l an!
g,r,r lor. to emar-. he circulation Of Tar
N,ws Da.iv. Se.ni>Wc.kIy aud Weekly /
:iui u Ua Plea ure, at the same Ii,nc to ac>
tnowIe ige Ihcr friendly an very successful
Arts IN his regard juriag the year just clos
ing, and although the rr, sent high prices q
III 'teriai Prclllc the / ecu.i,ry f,compense
.. G. realized, We have the same desire to null
riIiy tie number Of cur readers,
e., tone aud character oil The Naws, under
II p'tse't naI'fg, m.tt, II" low so we'll TN
tci - {" l. TIA . uii be P.fuHGs To in-
a...' q f... r."rt". - 3.e r. or ir"ts ions
-. Il tine Suffice II H vi. Il III All that
gees 70 make Up fr,t cla-s public jouraal-
latest general and cnnI~.crc.l news by tee-
graph ard otherwise Interesting rorrespou-
d Zee OH Gu reEt topics, courtesy n argument,
I'd cf eucc to Eri! pie literary and misce.i,r.
e"uS matte and attention 10 locsi utter, SITS,
"a>t r ali ctlng our state or lhe no Invest
-"uvraIET, II is Lot intended that THE NkwS
hail hold any second ,rr position.
W :H' I"u the plestnt ttrus Of the several
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GID u Es EE[ E2 e9sS
Fresh and Salt water Fish,
GAME, POULTRJ-,
F,EIT, VEGETABLES Sc, SC.

1G5 Il Phoenic Bniang,
Corner Of East Water and III, higan SIS Mi
waukee. (Sign of tie Lions Head"
~ Oysters and Fish received d,iiy, and de-
livefed fresh, well packed in ice. to any part OF
the country.
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Notice :

l. SCHULTZ y 90, having disposed Of their
l. shoe Shop and stock TO c. SCHULTZ &
CO, hereby notify then customers tina they de.
sire 10 settle up their business, and with all
those Indebted 70 them TO call at their Office.
one door els; Of the old St,nd and pay up
The old hfiD vii continue the Tanuery Bas-
ness as heretofore, and are always prepared to
70 '..c l'sncst CASH PRICE, tor Hides,
: ins, sc.
! SCrTE1Z s 60.
u ver, Oct, r., t.tk
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-21
Taking Care Of Sheep.

We copy the following cxcellcn
sncpostions about sheep, from circu
lar issued by +. c. D. Mckay, Esq.
y tho general agent Of the American
Emigrant Company. The company
have already over 10000 sheep scat
tered among the farmers who hav,
purchased land of them, in nocks
ranging in size from Fifty to two
hundred head. H' ..r-l
/. Keep sheep dry under foot
with litter. This is even more neccs-
safy than roofing them Mover let
them stand or lie in mud or snow.
>. Take up lamb bucks carly in
summer, aud keep them till December
lst, following, when they may be
turned out, I.. .........y
3. Drop or take out the lowest bars
a. the sheep enter or leave yard,
thus saving broken limbs.
T. Count, every day. F.
>. Begin graining with the greatest
care, aud use the smallest quantity at
FIRST
q. fla eve looscs her lamb, milk
daily icra few days, aud mix a little
alum witll'hcr salt y t E.|.
Z Let no hogs eat with the sheep
-Ly M means IN tie Spring.
<. Give the lambs little mil feed
in time OF wcnniug.
.. Never rrightcn sheep if possible
10 avoid it,
10. Sow rye for weak ones in cold
if you eau.
II. Separate all weak, or thin, or
sick from those strong, in the fall,
aud give thcm special care.
H IL, If any Slvvp is hurt, catch il
at once and wash the wound, and If 4
Is fly time, apply spirits of turpcntinc
daily, aud always ,wnnh With SOME
thing healing. IL . lnub is broken
bind it with splintcrs tightly, loosen.
| ing as the limb swclls.
l3 Keep number of good bell
ON the sheep.
IT, Don't let sheep spoil wool wit
chat or burs.
10. Cut tog-locks in carly spring.
lG. -For scours, give puNcrizod al
um in wheat bran--prcycnt by takinj
care in changing dry for green feed.
II. If one is lame, examine th
foot, clean out between the hools
pare tho hoof it. unsound, aud apply
tobacco, with blue vitriol boiled in !
littlo water.
Is. Shear at once any sheep com
mcnciug to she'd it's wool unless th,
weather is too severe, aud save care.
fully the pclt of any sheep that dies.
10. Have some good work by to re-
fer to at least this will be money in
your pocket,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-12-21
SY M PToM s.

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
slight. Persons find they have colo, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more sem
sitive TO the changes of temperature. In TINS
.ondition She nose may be dry, or slight aus
sharge, thin and acrid, afterwards thick ana
adhesive, may ensue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the dis
charges are increased in quantity and changed
In quality: they are now thick and heavy, and
ara haIvi,ed or ooughed off, The secretions
are oGensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
of smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place.
Anothercofnmona and important symptom Of
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his throat in the morning of thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from the head dur
ing the night. When this takes place, tho
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way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
arrestingit. Co.,.
The above are but few of the many Cat arrh-
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