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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-18
LowDEN. Jan. IL, 1866.

LowDEN, Jan. IL, 1866.
Mr. Elitor:-For twelve years have
been 4 resident of Cedar county, and IS
vet l have never failed to take deep H.
forest 10 whatever has pertainsd to its
reputation and permanent welfare. Hence
I have ever been tho friend Of improve
msnt wherever improvement has shown
itself, whether in the private interest Of
individuals, or public measures proposed
for the common benefit Of all its inhabi-
tants. Sometimes in advocating such
measures have stood almost or quite
alone 10 my nsighborhood, At others I
have had the pleasure Of having some Of
nv pcighbors join with mo 10 siding tho
2 good work along to compilation.
Such vas my position in regard to our
pressnt School Law. I At once saw it was
i vast improvement upon the old Law and
became its early friend. ! thea had
children to educate, and may b Changed
9 having some selfish motive 10 visw;1
sustaining the law, but nov ! have not
and vet ain its friend potwithssanding.-
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Ed. ADyERrIsHR:-I see in your issue Of the
Ill tn inst, that Mr.. Pound has resigned the Office
Of Superintendent. to take effect on the I'd Of
February, 1866 With your permission, wish
TO state few thinga in relation to that import
ant Office.
By resolution Of the Board, the President
appointed Messrs. Chase, Shcarer. and Rice
committee to report some method for elevating
the grade Of our common schools In the county.
and, also, the matter Of compromising the Co.
Superintendent. The committee met in the
Sherif-s Office that evening and consulted to-
gether on the state OF our common schools and
arrived at the following conclusions: lst-That
we needed higher standard Of education in
the county; and, I'd 1.-The only means to elevate
and bring about the desired result, was to give
the superintendent . liberal salary in order
that he might spend his time and talents in Wis
iting the schools at least twice year, to ascer
tain the wants OF each school, and remedy any
defect in teaching which he could not do with
ont personal visit. This is tho substance Of
the report and . substitute was offered by an
other member making the compensation 30 low
that no man can live by the Office.
1 regret the necessity Of Mr.. Pounds resigns
ton, and hope the Board will hereafter take q
more enlightened view Of the subject, 90 that
our youth may reap the benefits of our excellent
school system; believing it is better for the
county to educate our youth than to pay out
money for prosecuting criminals and support
ing paupers. In locking over the proceedings
Of the Board for the year 1865. find we have
paid out for pauperism the nice lite sum OF over
81, 500; and as far an my observation goes, with
4 few exceptions.) those that become paupers
are the illiterate and ignorant. Would it not
Do wisdom to increase the facilities Of learning
by giving a more liberal allowance to school
officers and teachers in tho county?
Respectfully, THO'S SHEARER.
LowDEN, Jan. 18th, 1866.
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TO CONsUMPTIvEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health ~
few weeks By very simple remedy, after having SUI
fered for several years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease. consumption-s anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure
70 all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
serption used Gree Of CHARGE, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
suas CusE for Corsuxrr,oS, AsTHNA, BRONCHITIS,
Coross, CoLDs, and al Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrpton il to beneht aicted and spread infcrna
ton which be conceives to Be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, - VIII cost them
netting, and may prove blessing.
payties wishing the prescription, saEs, BY return mall
viii please address .ov
yl8nlf WILLIAMSBURG, Kings CO., Nsw York.
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Tzt Lx11sLA7uRE.-The Legislature Of this
State he's organised and settled down 70 work.
1t has elected Hon. James Harlan. for Senator
for the long term, and Hon. 8. J. Kirkwood for
the short term, for which Il will receive the
plaudits Of the Republicans Of this county, State
and nation. Iowa has learned from experience
and will keep her best men where they can do
the most good. Thus she will maintain her
present high position.
Frank Palmer has been elected State Printer,
which secures rs : number one officer and .
Number one paper At the State capital Gentle.
men Of the Legislature, you have our thanks.
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The MESS s.-ws give this week the bieu'
Mai message Of Gov. Stone. II gives very
satisfactory account Of Affairs in Iowa How
ever Il may be with national OF county taxes,
our State taxes are not hard to be borne. Next
week We will give the Inaugural Message. II
has the right ring and will rel dice the heart Of
every true Democrat. ..- f.s. ....-,...5
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TFThe MASON = Hamlin OabiasA Organs.
hrty different styles. adapted 70 sacred And secular
austc, for $50 to $500 each ri1rv'OHs GOLD o.
SILVIA M.nAls. Or other nrst premiums tnsn
Nlustrated catalogues free. Address, MASON HAM
RYH. Boston. or MASON BR0rH1Re. New York.
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Trespass---$lO Reward!

/ " ILL PAY A REWARD OF TEN DOLLAHS
! to any person who will furnish proof shaA
Wm. Parsons or any other PERSON has been Get.
ting or intends TO cut timber on lot Of section
10. township so, range 2, west, in Cedar eouaey.
Iowa; as snid land belongs 10 me. All porsonA
are warned not to eut any timber on said laah.
as will prosecute. to the full extent Of tie lev.
oil persons tresspassing thereon.
JOHN ESCHER.
Upton. Iowa, Jan. 6, 1865 :n2m3
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PgNMANsHIP.-Mr. C. H. TAYLOR will open
writing school, on next Monday evening, at the
Union School House. All who wish to improve
their knowledge in penmanship, and undergo a
thorough and effective training, should not fail
to attend. We have examined specimens of
Mr.. It's work, now on exhibition at the post.
Office, and consider them the strokes Of an &C.
complished pensman. The papers ct the differ
emit places he has visited, speak Of him in tho
most fattering terms, and that all improve un.
deD his system Of training. Don't forget the
meeting on Monday evening.
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Ramember the X.-Subscribers who md an 4
.ner their names viii understand that the time paid
Tor expires with one number and that the sub
scrpiou must be renewed BY advance payment they
wish tho paee continued. Address all letters to the
Publishers.
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1D-The money-order system does net 60 int
operation. At the post-oiiee in this place, until
February 9Th. .'.s
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BuRGLARY.-On last Saturday night house
was entered. in sonth part of town. and . trunk
rallied Gifts contents, amounting to $3.50. The
inmates were absent at the time and was all the
money they had. No clue to the perpetrators.
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the lungs by it, when tried its supestssSv
every other rspectornt IL apparent to esesps
observation, and where its virtues known the psb
lie longer hesitate what sntdote employ Tor The
distressing and dangerous affections Of the puinonasy
organs that incident to climate. while nasy
inferior remedies thrust upon the commx atty have
failed and been discarded, this has gained hissas -
every trial conferred BENEFITS the aicted they esa
never forget, and produced cures too numerous aal
too remarkable to be forgotten.
wecan only assure the public, that ~ quality 10
carefully kept upto the best 1t has bseu and that
il may be relied to do for their relief 81 that h
done.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, ssasas-
men, and eminent personages have lent their naoes -
certify the unparalleled usefulness o. our remediss
but spac. here gill not permit the Insertion Of sAsa.
The Agents below named furnish gratis our AnEasc
ALMANAC in which they given With also hsll De-
scriptions OF the complaints they cure.
Those who require ahsreftre seiieiss to pvsfek
the blood viii And Ayers Compound Extract sassspe.
riila the remedy to use. Try II once, and you viii
know its value.
Prepared by }. c. AVER Il Co., Lowell, Nses. ~
sold by W. r. MCNAMARA, Upton, and By ill Dealer,
10 medicines everywhere. 27y JAnAkA
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Victorious In Every Contest.

THIRST PREMIUM at the Illinois State Fair, at
Chicago, in 1855, 30 Machines In competi.
ton FIRST PREMIUM al the Iowa state Fair,
in 1865, in a field trial lasting two day, In which
% OF the leading cn'tivators participated.
Although selling other kinds, We assure the
Farmers Of Cedar ccunty upon our responsible
IVY that these Machines are superior 10 all 9th
ers made or sold, no matter what travelling
agents or others interested in the manufacture
Of other plOws may tell yon.
All those desiring these Sulky Corn Plows
should hand in their orders early a. we were
unable to supply the demand for these last sea
son.
A sample Of the "Hawk. Eye" can be seen u
SMITH BROTHERS,
. Agents for Cedar county.
Upton, IssA Jan. II, 1866,
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EsIRAY sTEER...Taken up bY Rcd slpA
Wsiman, In FarminEton township. csdas CO., Dse. 3.
1903, one red and White steer. four years eld svsle
Jan. H. 1866. s. YATES. clark.
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OF the Board oeuperyisors, Jsaua-
~ term, 1864, Sl,soo'oo
The State Of low Cedar county. -:
], Nylvanps yas. beipg duly sworn, Dc SAY
that The above u true aud eofPses stAts1enS
to the hest Of u knowledge.
F7F SYLvANUS YATES.
Subscribed at sworn to bsfere me-, this soth
7'a IL ~ Cys1 WIN, ELLIOTT, :, y
! Justice 81 the Psscsa !
~TAe follsing 10 the balance OF the liss
OF claims pressed 10 the Board Of SupsEvtsoss
Of Cedar couy, lows, at the January tern.
1865. ~~ #..t sSs@ &&,E tsfst s.5s- p
Nsns II clalnas tclain what aOr. Aar cid. ANN
John Pitman. oArding psisoners,s 5000 7oso
8 Tathill ct costs State W. Te' .s%..,,
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EoTRAY BULL.>@Taksa mp BY TAenaA
Winn In SpstnsdAle ovnship, Cedar Do. ~ leoa
On.
Jan II, 1865, e,YArCA clerk
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GyF. ,. Fell offers valuable farm and de-
sirable town property for sale. Read his notice.
nvThe great length Of the Message, and
othe. important matter, has crowded out the
proceedings Of the Soldiers Monument Asse-
ton and our usual variety Of other matter.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-18

NArR1MoN1AL-Ne are informed by the Coun.
ty Judge, that 1874 marriage licenses we're issued
durihg the year 1865. We predicted that there
would be marrying and giving In marriage
when the 'Boys in blue'' got home. How could
the dear creatures help it?
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LIST OF LETTERS

To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of Cedar
| county, Iowa:
The Clerk herewith submits IN account OF
fees received by him from January lst. 1860 to
June LIST, 1865. and Tor items see Clerks Zee
| book:
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30 vide Is TIE AeId Of iss ~.
Salness and 50 numerous ass The
eases Of Ito cures, that aiDoN
every section Of country Allowable
In persons publicly known, whs
have been restored from alarming
and even desperate disease -
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GSr There is large stock Of ry.goods,
clothing, wooden good, ETC., yet to be sold, ~
+. +. Deans store, at auction. Mr.. SHETLAND
says he viii continue during the week. satur-
day afternoon and evening will close the sales.
All who want good good at cost, At private sale,
are invited to call at any time during the day
and examine the stock.
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$227.85
Total

Total S227.35
The State Of Iowa. Cedar county, 60:
a L Sylvanus Yatea, being duly sworn, do say
that the above il . true statement to the best
Of my knowledge. sfLVANUS fAiEo 81,
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 30th
day Of December, A. D. 1865.
VIM. ELLIOTT,
Justice Of the Peace.
Also. the amount Of fees received from June
lat, 1865. 10 January lst. 1866:
1s65-Amount brought forward, S227.35
June 1919
July 34oO
August $500
September 1880
October 4l.36
November 1910
December 1878
IAN. !, 1s66-Total amt fees reed S46l.G0
Amt received from
county treasury 10000
Total $4,000
CONTRA, CT.
| By amount Of salary, - per resolution
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hJMcNAMARA is after his delinquent Gus.
TONERS, who will please notice his modest dun
in another column. - =. ----- -
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toners, who will please notice his modest dun
In another column. ~es.e. rs~-.~>~ ... s.
DB~Ths late decline in gold has caused cor
responding decline in the price Of Groceries,
and w. H. ALDEN, not willing to DO undersold by
any one Is his numerous customers will testify,
has marked down his stock now on hand to the
lowest ruling rates. For proof Of this call and
ask him.
$500 Reward. ..Mr. DAVID VERT lost his
Pocket Book, which contained some money and
papers. while at the a1ction in Ftp. Deans store,
on last Tuesday night. He will give the finder
book and its contents to him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
Agricultural.
Farm Work for January.

the good farmers wos@ : never done thit -
he can Arrays fad pEoti,ab.e nPioym=nr, no n
what the season > u, pr whether suns shine
or storms Oeat.
The barn should b. kept neat n every respect,
so that the cattle may lie upon clean litter, and
breathe pure air. See that 10 cracks let IN a
stream OF cold ar directly upon OK
while It is tied up aud -H-ot get away from t.
Iue cellar should BE- { tILhl 20 prevent cold
drafs from coming up er the stock a. il IS ~
ing down nigh, and ESQ 10 prevent manure
from freezing, 20 tHat Il may -. oserhAuled OF
carted OUT during ae ~in'er.
Give the horses few carrots 4. noon, and II y
vii soon show you sleek coat Cover them
with blankets for All tour or two wien they re-
turn from work 10 sweat.
Let the hogs and store pigs have warm and dry
sleeping rooms, il you mean 10 hEd profit 10
th-m-
Feed the poultry with a vsrIsty Of food; boiled
potatoes, mashed auG mixed CO.. meal, cora, cats,
barley, scrap, or bts 81 fresh meat. gravel OF
pounded oys.er or cam shells These, with
warm, sunny sheite,, vii pl-.'e tnem 50 highly
that they Will Well ,Ci 90 --acr u exec Ilent
eggs
Feed out roots d.: u a. tie -.oc.; to mich
COWS Immediately alter b .a. mixed y me morn
ing 20 young ut 4, ctyc -, horses Az shes =,
whenever il Is convenI=;i.- bat 4 lol 4.ayr IN
rooJs-ah,-nake up your mind that you tcH
hare them next year.
Taose ~ yol who are best with plenty OF wood
and can enjoy The luxury 81 . good cheerful wood
fire, gleaming upon your hearihs Gnd throwing its
rudy ligh into the glad fees OF your healthy
and happy children, vii need 10 suggestion Of
ours, perhaps, 10 prepare Il IN season, and never
to make the wife anxious and unhappy by attempt
ing 10 burn It IN an unseasoned state.--N- f..
Fdrmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

FEEDING IURNIPs.-As the time to begin TO
feed out the turDips has come we submit some
hints in regard to the time OF feeding, and the
In ode OF avoiding the disa reeabie flavor which
1t is apt to impArt to the milk, and the butter
This turnipy taste. IN the milk may be corrected
by putting piece of slltperre the size OF pea
into the pail before milking. The warmth OF
toe milk dIssolyIng the saltpet.e, proven this
taste without injaring the mix. 10 Is sad that
II a tea cup fuli Of sour cream is put into the
jar and the milk emptied upon it, The disagree
aole taste Is remove u.
But the best method, probably. is to feed out
the turnipe, or cabbages immediately after mix
ing, and never to gire them any short time BE-
tore milking. This will prevent the milk and
butter from tasting of the turnps. lfyou have
them to feed TO mich cows, therefore, observe
tais rule, giving the turnips Immediately after
the mornings milking, feeding out long hay
during the day, and giving turnips, ii you
choose, just after milking a. night.
Cattle thrive better with occasional feed
ing OF roots in the barn, and those farmers who
RAISE them would no account do without
them, especially az a means OF chang from dry
hay. TINS has been hard year Tor root crops,
buG still we have some and they should be JUDI
cIously fed. Save the mangodo TIL towards
spring. They are worth more then than now.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

ScALDED MEALNoRE NUTRITIOUS THAN Raw
The nutnmeut afforded by setds AID roots de
pends upon the rupture OF Ill the glo5u!es mich
constitute their meal or hJCr. These giobules
vary In different rOOts, tuDers and seeds. Those
OF potato starch, Tor instance, are usually from
fifteen ten thousand, hs 10 the iour-thoueandth
part OF an inch chose OF wheat rarely exceed
The t"c-tnousand:h part VI al inch, aud on.
From experiments made On those giObu IS BY Nj
Rapeell, the author OF = Organic CHEMISTRY -
and Mr.. Blot, of the French Academy OF sci
ences, the following conclusions have been drawn
/. That the glOOules constituting meal. h1ul
and starch, whether contained IL grain OF roots,
are Iucapa lie of affJrding any nouIishInent a.
animal food, until they broken
, That no mechanical method of breaking
or gIIncIng, Il more than partly efficient.
j. That the most efficient meals of breaking
the globules Is by heat, By Fermentation, or by
the chemical agency of acids or aikalies
4. That the dex-rIne, which - the kernel. az
IL were, OF each gioouie is alone soluble. emo
therefore alone nuLrIL!ye.
D. Ihst the shells Of the globules, when re-
duced TO Fragments by mechanism or heat. ere
therefore not nutriiive.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
samuel ssaXsien1s sLAaaEe.

STATE or VERMONT, { In Probate Court, -clG at
WAsHINcroN DISTRICT, s.. 1.o.lrelier saii District,
on Ire 22d DAY Of December, 4. y. 1863.
Il : MEM COMB Administrator, with the VII anneSc :
IL. OF the estate CT Samuel Hay dsn, ate Of DuXbury
IN said district deceased presents MS adm
count Tor examination ami aoWan,r aed ahes app
cation for decree of distribution PARTITION If lhe
tate 81 said de,
Whereupon il IS ordered b, said Court that sand ac-
count and said application referred a session sad
Court to be held al The Probate Office No tpel5f
on Tie 18th dag Of Jan 4. p jr,5 ~ hearing ard tt
cision thereon and u farther orde ga, la. ,ace
heie"i ne given to all persons interested b. publication
81 the ne three weeks successfully le Gtrt Aal
ta'i ft'na1, newspaper i'abl nra 1T Sentpe.r pre-
lOu- 10 s1d appointed hearing that thcy may
appear said time and place. and -o. ca.--e, euJ
tiey may have. why s.id account tuid aa De- e'owrd
aud suCI decree made.
~ tas 'ourt,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
We Tzssotss Ge2ssG. aGsa ssssssF-
t2g ss1ssg0sg3s.
- s.Sass..e -rSsssS;.5ss1 .ss.sySsesss.
w1Nrrr -. ,-.--,-,.......

WINTER ARPANeEAFrT,
commencing January -, ls6o

EFa5us u ding a
--~se Y fntr" ii@r - AZ 80 1+a le-.
II ing a Thte Eisar JuH-4.ou ,s.a 1eiicv- 9ails
wthtrIjns for Boston, Ncrce-to1. Fsin 2. etc and ,r
GoEa irrIvIng at sew FoEs % Hob and
&. passuir.i-ie i. =.
IL. E4s al-s I.LIN leave. Aiouf.rsi a. 81. 81
johns 80 o. ia-tpr. x eorsc-f.n- t.-r
liHeton VITA Eutlaud R-ad ior IL 81, 4lhtay aaf
1orS. sIHvins ia Boston va Le@ell AZ lG5 p S.
TGAgN leave 3d. ID L3, a
e ti-atieal at 3-5 Eol-e'- POINT
irg Bellows raf. Cheshire toad Eu.t. ta.
rce.f@: and w. Vermont Eai.-s B p fer rs
neid s., 'na 2s.i'ins - sfSa leEk - i-.n =
sr=t,.r = Cts.< .-ct = @4ss; \. .s..
Leave y -a..tl.=i "a ~ ~ 81. go 's...-t 80
X anI 8 IL o.. ~
ID, Ex4as,s rrAtr I,ays- Boston VIA Lowell al 500
Ii tor Bufin-ton, - tlhafs, Ntr' e. j. arii' a.
Montreal al > 80 b. -
AAiL FDAIN leaves Geston 40 ~. via lowell.
lawft nee and IHchLuIe At 9J ghrd At
10 - 'r1 BuriiH- ton ald 50. ! bans
-AsouA -i.H 4r@sss -7H.t n.eitr- t.l5
and Burlington 6 10 = SD g.. It ALIENS d..a.reai
Rouse Pui4i. g..
NtaHrLrraE rasr.Ieavea Bellows t4li= : 80 ;.
recctT.ns frtr VERNE Nai.ts
lie wing Mes YORK l2.i5r. -, anu from f.t-e>gire
/ f., lsa.tns .iuz.5B = 81 cclHrCtiir 9 e
River Junction svtfh. leaving 30 80 Il.
Burlington, l.4-a' Point, Ho.tTcdi q. B.
burEf-, connecting ~ rtTeai ana ceSenshurrh.
Grand Trunk Trans Tor tn West
..lcepIne ere.tfachcn 70 bot! f.- f.ra-s
trains running 81. Adams sEG p. tia
AlbaEs and Springfield.
fhrouga iicketftorchicag' a"aths sVss 1922 Al
IL pri nc pa stations
s-0zEa.Li. T.
nz4e Ia T.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

EJavssia ssaschelaer's estate.

STATE OF VEKMoNT, In Probate Court, holden
" AsHINsroS DISTRICT, aontpcirr, TIE ~. @
day O december. A. -. 1905.
IU>TUS " SIkfAkD admins .ralor u the estat- Il
tiasIa Batc elder, late PIanhed, said district,
deceased, plc alton COuEt sell
whole oil thu red. deceased
thar sale would b. uenetcai the 81 sand
ceased ana those interested estate and l7
u SAID reside II 8 stale.
Whereupou, Is ordered By Court tL4 aid -s.i-
Gallon referred 10 lie "a DAY OF JANUARY - - soo
Probate Otice, pelieI hearlas ant d,
Cisl thereon
and = IS turt@r rdered, thai all persons interested,
be notified here Of bg a.lc,t.cn t1 44s -ra-
caiIo tIton, three week, he
C-vrn Mountain Freeman luu,tI a. A,tt. tef i-i-t
said time - nearing, tuaf they appear "A SAID -ud
ana place. ana DO uieN -c- .Hpses DfItet t.-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

E. That though the fragments Of these shells
are not nutritive, they are indispensable 10 Oh
geston, either from their distending the stomach
or from some other cause not understood II
having been found by experiment that conoen-
tra.ed nourishment, such as sugar or essence OF
beef, cannot long sustain life without some mix
ture of coarser or less nutriIive food
= That the economical preparation OF ali 1000
containing globules fecuia. consists IN per
fectly breaking the shells, and rendering the
dextrine contained IN them soluble and dlgestlng
while the fragments of the shells are al the same
time rendered more bulky, so as the more readi-
iy to fill the ssomach.-Colfornio Rural Honae
Journal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

WARTs ON CATTLE.-A subscriber Gays that
his COW has warts upon her bag and teats - long
and slender" and asks how he can cure them.
The warts can be readily removed with caustic,
lunar, or potash Five cents worth of either
lunar causric, or caustc of potash, will suffice.
Keep the caustic in a vial, take a stick OF it,
wet the end with water or sptile and rub it on
che warts. Two or three applications will su:-
fee. Be very careful with the caustic Of potash
or 1t will! eat too deep and make a sore. We
iook large wart from the leg of valuable
horse by TWO applications of potash, and 1t has
not returned.-N. H. Farmer.