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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-04

further nn;n,ss committee Of conferences was ap-
81. POWELL presented the credentials
Of Hon. James Guthrie, Of KY, Senator
elect for six years from 4th Of March next,
which were read, and ordered filed.
Mr.. DoOL1TTLE presented the credeu.
| tials OF the election OF Michael Hahn, as
Senator from Louisiana.
Mr.. DAVIS objected to it's reception.
On motion Of Mr.. TRUMBtLII. the
whole subject was laid on the table.
HoUsH.-Mr. cox from the select com.
mittee on Rules reported ten amendments
thereto. 80 a. to divide the duties of dc
Committee OF Ways and Means, SO a. 20
conhne it to the consideration of all reports
OF the Treasury department, and such
other propositions relative to the raisinp
OF revenue, and providing ways and means
fos the support Of government as shall be
present, or shall come in question. and he
referred to them by the House. aud to re-.
port thereon by bill or otherwise as shal]
seem to them expedient. Other rates arc
proposed as to create standing comluittef
on appropriations; also on banking anG
currency, and also on the Pacific Railroad
After debate the report was concurred in
The House then resumed the eonsidera
ton Of the civil appropriation bill.
Il Amendments were added to the hill ar
ln0rizlng the Secretary of the Treasury Il
sell at auction the Pennsylvania Ranl
pulldlng, but at not less than 81 10. 600. anf
appropriating q million of dollars for tn
purchase OF the Merchants Exchange q
NV YORK Tor custom House,
. NJ. DAVIS, of Nd, offered an amend
ment 70 relieve civilians from trial bv cDur
marital and military commissions
! q ,0eoate ensued in which Measrs KEN
q NON and DAVIS ayocsted fSa . mII
lment, 'Ses'so Tue ainsoo
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-28
County Lines.

We leara tia. Cur r~i.hbors ol
Doug las county. unminJiul o; The com
maad "I,on shalt 10; co,e,." are max
ing efforts TO re, a portion of oar coun-
Is attached 10 theirs. Ills at.emp:
was made las! winier. when we opposed
II With sach arguments as have never
been answered. and never can be. The
Lawrence Tribune made something oi
al ado over our article, but failed 10
NEE; one of lie arguments. and fell back
on the position tlns, the ci-iz-ns on the
territory in dispute should decide the
matter. Under a misarprehension o.
the cast, mauy of them had signed a
petition TO be annexed TO Douglas. and
ihe Tribune concluded tina, large
majority of the settlers favored the
scheme. HeSce its position.
But the settlers are now opposed to
ANNEXATION. three 10 one. and this only
and last reason Of Our covr,uous neigh
Tor is taken from hia,, ani he is lef;
without excuse.
We trus, our delegation a; Topeka
wall see that no: foo. OF our soil is
tlched from US. We need all ne have.
We have ust claims upon it all. aad
especially upon tina. portion desired by
our neighbors across The river. and are
not willing TO have our rights impaired
Or trampled upon. Oar member. Mr..
DuttOn, is on the committee 20 watch
this matter, and viii no dorb. be able
TO give good account of his steward
ship 10 the premises. Our dele CATION.
We believe, are uaii on this subject,
as they should be.
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Outrage-Decepiien.

Just before going TO press. We learn
that bill has been rushed through the
Senate, on the heels of the big drunk
attending the railroad excursion, taking
six miles from our County AMI annexing
j, to Douglas. This is unmit,igated
fraud aud robbery. This County has
maintained the laws and protecte.! the
citisens of the district in question for
years. at the expense Of he other 1aarts
Of the Coauty, the land sought 10 be ia
ken from us no, being taxable; and now
that the district is becoming a source Of
profit and no longer burden. Douglas
wishes 10 seize ii and reap The benefits,
and this. too, agains. the known wish es
Of the inhabitants. 1t is shau.e)ess
attempt TO perpe,rate huge fraaJ, and
hence the indecent haste 10 rush the
measure through the Legislature before
the fraud can b; exposed. We ,rus,
the House viii kill tie infamous bill. or
at leas: stay action upon ii Tor facts. and
until the people can be heard. II the
measure is just. time will no. hur, il,
II wrong. time may rignt it. The sto.
ry Speer tells, that the people on the
ground want the change. is ali sham
and intended 10 deceive. Let the peo-
l'e speak for themselves. and Be beard.
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soGial \ 4olIe-Girelf,
How Il Your Home'

What attractions have you. kind rea.
der, about your home, 10 make i, com
Portable and desirable Do YOU sim.
ply regard it as a place where you e.,
and sleep. and stay when business o,
pleasure does not cali you away? Have
your children any means Of eujoymeu,
under the paiernsl rool-any books, pa.
pers. innocent amusemen,s-things to
draw them Lomeward aud keep them
there? Have you peace. aud quiet, and
the bright ligh, Of love around the fire.
side +? Do smiles or frowns prevail in
the domestic circle Are kind or cross
words spoken most. where only gentle.
ness aud affection should rule? Wha
is your temper at home. winning or re
pais've Does your presence send Joy
CT chill TO the hearts of those YOU
ought .olove and make happy9 l. you,
presence or absence mos, desired IN the
Circle that gather around your hearth.
stone I?
These. and kindred questions. every
parent would do we'll 10 ask himself o,
herself seriously Perhaps children 4,
not seem happy at home. and seek 70,
enjoy ment elsewhere. Have We done
all We could. or any shiug, 10 make home
ATTRACTIVE 10 them Have they such
serrealions and aul senen,s as children
delight in ? Or. are they continually
under restraint. and kept down with the
rigid discipline OF age? Ii they are
happy aud com 'ortabe a, home. they
will hardly 90 else where {" End enjoy
ment. Children are often driven from
the bome-roof 10 find emusemen,s. fall
into bad company and are uined. when
lille care on the part OF par-Et>. the
granting Of certain liber lies, The PRIV,
ding OF appropriate ente, :sinn,enis al
home. would save them. Toys TO- si,,,e
ones, books. papers. social plays OF tx :
efcise icr those of larger grorth-li.-.e
will do more than hard restraints 10 keep
ci.l.lren iG bounds and save them from
tie pitfalls Of sin
Yoa SAY il will be expensive. You
are mistaken this plan is economicnl
even as regards dollars and cents The
srtra amour. which children spend in
by constantly going abroad f'r
or into gildy society. will
more than pay for all the toys. looks
papers, and other attractions and enjoy
nen,s 10 keep them Al HON. Aud theu
Who can compute the difference 10 9TH
.r things e-ihe cate, the auxieiy saved
the parents minds--the suares. The pits
the children's feet escape? All. friends.
il is economy Of purse, of soul and DO
iy. 10 make home pleasant. engaging
and magnetic-something jos ful for the
present. and spo, that memory in aft
or years will deIigh, to !inger about.
But no place is home where love is
absent. whether il be regal palace or
humble cot: but where affection rules
he meanest hn'. or most lordly halls is
a place of JOY. Remember This. and let
ove be the light of your habita iion-l
Danish frowns, freifaln- Sc. complaining.
cooling. lie, peace reign supreme
Cultivate sympathy and confidence be.
weer parents and cliiidlea. between all.
Did and Young. one with another.
Do these things. and yonr home viii
De happy oue. constantly filled with
he light OF peace AMI happiness. and
7our children g'o- Up ,iruous and
x.
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School lie Getting.

lie; all cur ciiizens remember the
adjourned school meeting to morrow
Saturday At Bucks School House. a,
2o'cluck. T. ~. and be on hand. Let
US push this ma.;er until NE have a
house suited 10 our vans.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-28

CoLs-T seather part Of the
time during the past week has been the
coolest of the season. Monday nigh,
was the coolest. though Sunday and
Tuesday nights were almost equally
tempered by the winds from the caves
Of the frigid Zone. IL has been q fine
week for putting up ice.
Wednesday night coolest yet.
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Coal Near Town.

We hear j. said that coal of gooi
quaiity has been discovered in the bank
Of Slough Geek on the farmsOf n B.
Hopewell. Esq. less dian iwo miles from
town. We hope THIS will prove true,
A good coal mine would be Of great
value 10 the community.
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AT WHOLESALE ONLY
MATCHES AND JEWELRY
EVERY ne cRiPTIoS " TIE
Lowest Prices for ash!

Army and Country Merch, 'n's
Pedder.. Traders Su,ters ami General Dee IS
an MAKE r. osNous PgoYIrs upoa u small.
ve-tment.
Jewelry Of any Pattern or DUAL
i,y Made 10 Order D1- Estimates Tor any cla.-
OF work furnished. % Particular attention said
Supplying Auciione~r-. cou try Iieddier-. la
d.ea Ira and Array Dealers.
ANY Style of Goods Manufactured
-ucn as Invent IS, etc. a, short notice.
Good Canva>sing Clerks. with q
mail csifal n fluid constant employment -
ILLUSTRATED List ana full par ocular tree
The Profit Of ihe RETAILER is Very Large
A WHOLESALE SUPPLY Can be carrie IN
Snspssck. hani walls .pT carpet bag. an Will uJi
be like i'n Is, bulky or inc nyenicni u carry.
Remember another ihiBg-,he hu-
siness if Strictly Honorable, W There is n
need Of mis- presenting or exeggcfa'iag Our
Goods Show Tor themselves, 4 Prove Themselves.
II IL business III win h am1ie and -ntis.
tao ory equisaitnti i given fer TIN Money r.ctiy
ed and at encouraging iros.t l. pockeled al the
arie time. 1t ~ an occupation IN which per
son need b. afraid ashamed To caavas. IN,
-aa'e iIeld again ard again, toi where oaee aur
90 Is are inta duced q permanent and ooiii:,.i-
cenanG j. Great. d.
+ To Sal i-r= n The Army, or those at home dis.
4biei - the aard-hips OF war, to Ciergymen OUT
health lie risefr. Po'masters. or any person
WIN wishes either IN al or an active occupation.
nhi one mat brings With il great pecunisry M
du-emenis. this presents sg az poriuniry seldom
met ~ih. Try IL. AID see Z ,ourse ve, :,
C,refuig se,cpd lots oi Jewe! v. compri-irc
.uf newest -iyie- and moss sale .ble variety 81
q d. aIli be seat ant where il tie Loyal States.
~ are conststily filing ordrr- from per-ons
i.1ving he choice OF Gods holly with US. To
ugh pfo-tii-e ne bert sxerci e OF ,,ur taste
apa judgu nj sad ifou our lon. .xte!..u e ,s.,
ensure satisfaction. We ak d" pay Ia advance
-,ste ylaJ -iyi- src quality 81 GODS arc wanle,i.
aod W will 'sena The ard coilec, pay By
Express NJ the rni OF the Rouie
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Good movements snd Manufactured IN the best
nanner. of pD,e material all warranted ai prires
from $40 10 $3.50 each Sent anyw i.eIe-p.y
coll, cted by Express. Sali~faciion eua'unseed
All WaIche- at first price-i they being ot our
ow. Imposaiiou.
,crcu a,s tree by mail. Send for them.
7. & II GAUGHAN,
Manufacturers nni Importers
2i>-3m 7lG BROADWAY. New YORK.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 all creditors and
~ other. interested in the eststs Of Joseph
Garnet, DECREASED. that ] iBtend 10 make i'm
settle ment Of said esa'e II the x Frguar Ter m
1t the Probate Cour; sitting in md Tor Jeff-rson
County, kansas, to be begun and bod N in Os.
kaIossa, on Monday the 5h day OF Api, A. d
1865. w. c. HICKS.
2e7-tw e27a AdMiaissssiee.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-28

" The protractsd meeting at the
n. E. Church closed On Monday even
ing. About 10 persons have united
With the church. We trust tile good
work will still progress until every per-
son in the community is reformed.
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No. I9-Cabinst Organ

Same MS VI 20. in 4 neat and subsr,niill ease
Of .oliA Black Walne' or Oak Ac p;tal iTs'ru-
n.eni FIR Sunday Soho j. e limited means, end
next hes, 10 the No. g for private Use.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-28
No. 2l--Cabine, Organ

Same music as in Ms. - az BIN plain sub
stantiai Il iaeh Walnut ur u k cas- THIS Ssh.
IL extremely popHli rhaps Tn rn''s' So o; Any
tina, We make--it, moderate pri e placing II
with reach OF ALL mil serves well ior .!iIes the
patior, vcstIy, .ci5ul, cr lodge rom.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-28

Corsump,ve sufferers will receive valuable
prescription for the cure ~ Consumption, Ash
inn. Bronchittis. and all ihfoat and Lusg afi.c-
items. free OF CHARGE by sending thsir sldressto
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
3l7-sn williamsburg, Kings Co, NV York
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No. 23--Cab;net Organ,

With Two se,s Of reeds o. five ociaves co,rpass.
con timing The Automatic Sweli. lnee steps and
double bello"s--In solid Black Walnut Csse-
panel!ed aud o-nsmented With rich cirsiugs-an
e.esan. instrument for i!e drswire ru,n1 and
parlov.
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No. l2-Cab:net Organ

Differs from No. II in case enIy. For organists
who aye inexperie need in the use OF pedal this
i, our besr churce instrument. being less com.
piicatsd than the No. 10, ard better adapted 10
transportation, we can confidently recommend
II As 'ery ds-rab.s tor churches. public hats
aud lodge 10 IN. Also desirable parior in
.frl,,. INT,
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Nc. iI-Cabinet Organ.

With eight stops forr complete sets of reeds,
ard two manusis-is blown by the performer.
and contains the automatic swell. iniendel tor
the pal Ior an! drawing ruoin
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No. I7-Cab;net Organ.

Same as No IS. IN Walnut or Ok cs-e. A.
available INSTRUMENT FIR hone ue, though no
so cumpr. hens've as on Instrument with Two u
more seI. Of ree.,s.
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NJ. i1-Cabinat Organ.

This !nsiTunneet Is istt need more particularly
for church requirements, and is very valuable
Tor organ pra ice. ! contains twelve stofs,
drawing six complete sets OF reeds. with the ne
cessary coapiefs; ty nanuals, and an indepen-
dent p+dae OF twenty-five Keys, and j. blown
BY n sec I'D person.
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We wan. 5000 lbs OF unginned Cot
tonic be delivered immshisi4ly at
our Store in Gsas.nopp~r Falls. for
which We will pay the highest market
price 10 cash or goods 81
CROSBY BROS.
Nov. 80. 1864. 4w.
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Na.is-CCabinet Organ

Con-ai SIX srops-'hree cornpl 70 se's of red.
and ore Gianunl-a ver, excellent instrument
e. c'intches OF moderate mean. rs il c,mtinee
much oi he pjwer and ca tiiiy of III larger
INST ineuts- at : u oet les cost.
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No. l2-Cabinet Organ

Di:iers iTo;n No. 2; in case only. TINS ins'ru.
meat Is ised Ia elegant rosewood highly poi
ishe,i-des. -ur4 also for ,be pas!ur.
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No. I5--Cahinet Organ.
49,, :. No. Is. 10 Walnut or Oak.

Among 's Ina"y linguistic mu ic ans ans he e
- 4,y endorse he Ca iNEF ,iRG ~
80 r. names OF ''ot scifalk. ihalt'i -.
H. Nh : Is. III IS. woienhaupi. >st'e.,
= ~ S,,so.c,s,rope aud Saadsrsou. Pia.iss,
"a S' g,..aa Zandel. ". COX. Mo-eD'hal Mag
r.th, Smuh, Flint Wsls, Tue >efh's''' a'u O1''e''
0fganisis.
What the Iargsr pipe organs az :. .assl
ebu, ches ard hills the CABINET OR5A."s n'e ~
p,iyate reside .csS ani small'r churches nn 10
The, oceupy little rooHs. M, chg .Iit g. p,ee.- :"
h,-ui:uye, AID are not able ," 81 out of 'fder
Jue, pubished: SCHOOL FoR TEE CABINET
OR:.S By Gen e. Root. Pri,- 2. ihIcRLA-
rloSs FOR ,nc CABINET ORGAN. six nunihel-.
at rs D yes each. Pic- % g us per ham"sf,of
$50 per sct.
narcrocy.s in B,-tor. M "a; Washington
greet Address The undersigned. Wsre oon-
q n ~ York. Nos 5 / Nerccr st.esi Address
MASON BRO HERS.
Isst,umenis sEay b. er5rrqd by iat:c. with en-
Ire coma ence OF Zee is'rg i'Itm as pc feet -
th..uri, selected ~ aur War,ruu nl5. or on
a - sron or New Yort Sank. maze p Il 10
our order, IN ould IN such cases. c. ..pany tn
letter. Descri tive Catalogues sent tree by mail.
MASON & HAMLlN. Makers.
boston, Mass.
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uATnluO NIAll
l.AOlEA ANO 0EyT1 .ea6Sv

II yos wish 10 many. sdjrebs tbs sG.isaiOod.
Who viii seud you without mnasy sud Vicious
price, vsluahjs jasSsm.st,s slss OH snab,U ~
10 narry happy and spsediiy. irespse,isso at sgs.
wealth % beauty. hia is'srsnaion viii cot
ehcesfsliy assist yoa. Al kpes- avietly enuI.
dsniiA The desi-ed infosns,i"a SER - sssusn
mail, aud NO suessiou' sskssi ASd'.s.i
SAxAn B lAAaxos.
ci7 IN Csrsnpoir,. En- 8 CO .Sew yert.
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No. 2O--Cahinet Organ

Foar Ociaves, tive sets OF rssds, i,0-natic
swell. double bellows am knee siog. IL elegant
Rosewood ca.e highly polished.
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NuIS--Cabiae. Organ,

Five cciaves. with one SCI Of reeis, aui0m,tic
swell and doubie bellows N s.ss, ~ Aosewes d
case nightly poiisaec.
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NJ. i6-Cahinet Organ.

-Four oct, IVES with one ST OF reeds. automatic
sw. 3 and dUub.e bellows. n elegant Rosewood
ease. 81. ~
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We should be pleased 70 see al on,
sss'ssss men advertise literally. L
W'ngs increased trade to our town. and
psss An cir Of thrift 70 business. A
eass Of business men who do not nd.
'.'''s' When they have il'e opportunity
ss % the place ~ aspect Of duIIaess
sssst enterprise. lack Of business life
~cesdssss.
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AUTOMATIC SWELL;
Patented October q, 1852.

The capabilities Of The above irs-umen'-ss
nm orgaT wilma Il e react, ~ 81 vhp de<irei--
have opened for it satiYev n " f. d. nth erio
unoccrpied BY any Inusifa Instrument, and have
eli,tad The urqnsii Sed Endorsement OF over oHE
HrxpREp AND FI1rY Of the lese;ng Osganis,s
and Mgsiciin. OF the country.
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MASON e HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABINET ORoAN i designed both for the
church and home for the sa red and secular
tor organ prac Ic- end the recreation OF 4 EN-
pore playing combining ali In, res, % slisies ef
The n.ectieon, and none o its Objectionable res,
with many entirely new Improvements and in
tentions, pIominent amung which Is the
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-28

shessu. Coy 4 Allen have add
- '0s Of ciOtling TO their stock IN
's0f, Step 10 sad examine il.
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BROWN & BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store 10
the corner Of Shawnee 4 9th s,s., oppo-
size the Mansion House. Leavenwor,',
and have on hsrd a full supply Of Med
icines. Fins, Perfumery. Brushes OF all
kints. and every thing pertaining TO The
Drug trade. a sSS-t'
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Beware Of Ceunlerfei.s!
and be sure the packases are labeled
Reqt's East lpaia eeffee,

- &eAde SsSees, New Yopi~.
- there are numeroas rouos.rteis sfl..as untes
the mime OF "6eauine Ea-, Inais C. g. e." .-OIigS
inai Enss lndi, Cosis~. . etc, put both b.! inpos.
tors g. deceive he uBwsry
In ] - poe kagss, and in b yes If 3e. 60 and
tOD lbs tor Or GERS end large Consumess.
Sold by GrocsFs eEHInAtIy. Or era from
country Groeerr solicit d. to W hom very linee.
al discount viii be mate.
Wholesale Agents., Hsfi>h / Molsn. aud W.
J. Heiss Bro. Phiiadeiphia: A. A. Coulter 4
Co, Cincinnati; 9. &. t,afber. Chicsgo etc.
The AM Adv. Agency. sos Brcadwsy. ". ~
will receive orders tor the ahsve named COffee
Bust -. Dept. Csue~p ,nding Dcp'. IL
E. ALVORD. ! BOWLER 4 WELLS.
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Information Free
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

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lnconpeiency. Premature Decsy. and Youth u:
Error. actuated b. d. sire TO ben f. o,hers will
Re happy TO furnish TO all who ne, d H. tree o
charge the recip and directions TO naking NJ
impe remedy u-ed in hi. case. Suffers with
ns,o profit by the advertisers bad experience, d
:. s. y a sure and valuable remedy can d. so
b. addressing him nj opce at bis place of bus =
ness. The Recipe and full iniorma 'oI--at vi.
tal imporiance-wI ne cheeriully seat By return
-iail. Address
JOHN 7. OGDEN.
No. 60 Ma 1u Street; New York
p s. Nervon- SnffcIcrs of bot. sexes sd find
this infor;,. Ni;on invaluable. 2s4-3m
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Viii h POSITIVELY prevents the rolls frrm
breaking or 1misting on Tie Shaft
|, was pronounced sii aeribr TO sii others s' Vi
Worlds Fair al Lansi IN. 1862. II tpok The Fra :
PREMIUM at the great Fair Of the AMERICAN IL
sriTuTE in New York City. 1853, where ihe jndg
es were practical mechanic, and appreciated
Cog ~ heels Il Look the First Premium he
New.Yo,k Stsie Fair 49, -. 1862 and 1858
Vermont, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Illinois and
chigan State Fairs 1868,
AMI County Fairs without number,
ORAyGE JUDD Of the American Agrcnltnrist
ssys Of the UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRIsGEs
Nv think rhe al ,chins much move than PAYS
foR IrsKLs Evxxv YKAR in the snvingof gar
men,sl Theirs are several kinds. neatly alike ic
general construction, but We CONSIDER it import
ant that the Wringer be fitted with Cog, other
wise mass OF garments may clog Tho Tol!ers.
and the rollers upon the crank shaft Il p and tear
tho clothes, or ine rubber break from The
shaft. Our own Is one q: the frs ma Z. ard II Is
AZ GOOD As NEW alter neatly F UR YEARS
CONSTANT ISE-" r,.s s
We have -even tizes from $3.50 to $50. The
ord,nsry family sises are No. |, go. and No. 2,
~ The5e have
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

ORYAxErrAL.-In the windows of many
houses we notice flowers still blooming. They
add beauty and attractiveness 70 many other
wise homely homes. In passing along one
Of our streets recently, where the buildings
nre rude exteriorly and unpretentious, ~
observed many perfect miniature wilderness
Of Geraniums and other flowers. We are
convinced that this is admirable. We war
rant that family, where the family sitting
room is thus turned into "a thing of beauty,
enjoys life better and appreciates home more
than its neighbours across the way, where the
building is more imposing, but the yard bare
of grass and no sign of bloom anywhere. We
warrant further, there is better morals, better
digestion, more good humor, more genial
ak, better bread, sounder sleep, more laugh
ter and sunshine, and less grumbling in the
one household than in the other. Flowers
are great humanizer. They are teachers oil
the virtues and the graces. We are afraid OF
that christianity where there isn't grass IN the
ward. Those house and home flowers are
easily reared. A Geranium in box will
demand little time and labor in its proper
caring for, and you have in it the elements o.
much pleasure for large part of the winter
It should be part of the domestic statutory
law of every we'll regulated household te
have this or some other flower, to crown your
dwelling in winter with the beauty and fresh
meas of summer.