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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-07-10

Has any person ever tried Rarey's sys-
TEN of horse-tamiDg on the night it-ntare?
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-07-10

JN0RCEY & GRAHAM, Dealers in Square and
i Sawed Lumber, Dry g foods, Queensware, Gro
ceries, Flour, Grain, Feed, Bacon, &c, &C, Ora
hamton, Clearfeld county, Pa. Oct 10.
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.
NEW STORE AT MARYSVILLE,
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA.

The undersigned would respectfully announce
to the citizens of Clearfeld county, that he has
opened store in Marysvlle, and that he is
now receiving large and splendid assortms sut of
seasonable goods, such as
DRY-GOODS AND NOTIONS,
Hardware, Queens-ware, Groceries,
Drugs. OILS, Paints and Glass, Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Clothing, and Stationary
and In fact general assortment of goods, such
as are generally kept in country store.
DESTROYS of pleasing the public, he will use his
best endeavors to keep on hand the best of goods,
and thereby hopes to merit liberal share OF pat
ronage. Call before purchasing elsewhere. as am
determined to sell goods at moderate prices for
cssh, or exchange them for every description
Sept ~, 1855. STACY W THOMPSON.
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NTERRELL & BTGLER, Dealers in Hardware
vi and manufacturers of Tin and Sheet-iron
ware, Second Street, Clearfeld, Pa. June 60
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II F. NAUGLE, Watch and Clock Maker, and
IL. dealer in Watches, Js1elry, &c. Room il
Graham s row, Market street. Nov. 10.
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II BUCHER SWO0PE, Attorney at Law, Clear
IL. field, Pa. OfEce in Grahams Row, four doc s
west of Graham Boyntons store. Nov To-
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T0HN Ii. FULF0BD Attorney at Law Clear
- field. Pa, Office with J. b, McEnally, Esq,
over First National Bank Prompt attention Civ
en- 10 the securing of Bounty claims, &e.. and te
all legal business. March 81, 1867.
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VOL. 13.---NO. 43.
Business directory.

NVALTER BARRETT, Attorney at Law, Clear
w field, Pa May i3 1869.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-07-10

Tranquility OF mind tends to the health
Of the body.
A man without a wife is like fork with
out knife
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~ ALBERT s BROS, Dealers in Dry Goods.
VI. Groceries, Hardwa Queensware Flour Bs-
con, etc, Woodland. Glearfeld county Pa Also.
extensive dealers in all kinds of sawed lumber
shingles, and square tim ber. Orders solicited
Woodland. Pa. Aug 18th. 1903 r #i-ttf
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NTALLACE. BIGLER & FIELDING. Attor
w neys at Law Clearfeld, Pa, Legal business
of all kinds promptly and accurately attended to
CIearfed, Pa, May 10Th, 1866.
WILLIAM A. WALLACE WILLIAM ,. BIGLER
]. BLAKE WALTERS FRANK FIELDING
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A jewel of an uncle-a carb-uncle.
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I BLAKE WALTERS Scriviner and Convey
~ ancer, and Agent for the purchase and sale
Of Lands Ciearfeid, Pa. Prompt attention Civ
to all business connected with the county Off
ces. Office with " A. Wallace. Jan, s.
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DENTISTRY-J p CORNETT, Dentist. offer.
~ his professional services to the citizens of
Curwensvile aud vicinity. Office in Drug Store
corner Main and Thompson Sts May 2, 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-23
Special Notices.
Hystems Run Down.

Psrsons often low their systems to run do~n,r or
rather to Inn dozen BY sork acscmpaned BY
neglect Of the proper Of nvigoraoa rhs results
is what Is callsd ~aHSsnAt piB,LnY"in other words
fau-s aod partial collapse Of hs Forces
panied. ususiiy By great sprssdon Of spidt.
-Ths bsst rssnsdy Ia sueh cases 10 HosrErrHEs
STOMACH BiTrERs. Whether the stat. OF exhaust
ion has been brought BY excessive physical labor
dissipation, anxiety Of min exp,sur. or Other cause
the remedial s ot Of this great som.=his will be fou
equally prompt aid certsin. A fsstos stve aft 81
scknsss has prossretsd the bodily and mepts,
energies Is pronounced by competent medical author
isy "rHs Bsr ryIc IN USE. II man wsr, nc.
fooi,hiy careless about their health AM over den,
in themselves the, would always when engaged In
work that req lres great exerion uss
mean, 81 sa,tsiInS their strength For ths pur, o,s
MONSTERS BTrrERs are Invaluable All toiisr,
should use them an invisorant.
For thoss eoa,ssuuy employed in indoor occupations
especially IN crowded vorkshcpa they may b rsckoe ed
As the very bee. safeguard health Where there 10
p7eiispostion to constipation, or tendency to bilious
ness they msy b truly said to bsA sscinc for which
there Is sabsfitute. f2dAv
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Notice Of Re fsrce's Sale or Real
Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
aathorits ve&f-h 10 M undersigned, Hef.fs*r ~
tue decree Of the District curt u lee eounty LOVE ~
KrokHk, Tsader.d the - pteHhsr terra 1st7 tbsreof
In = cause terein J ph WOODS w1 psitttH ard Gam
usi woods sud others i .ni-nts, ~ " saIs
public ont-cry. 10 the highest tidder, the front
door The cenrt tto,se, IN the CT 81 Keokut 20
equity lows the 18th day Of Nov, mer, a. b. 1861
between tbs Lpu+s q as'clo,ks III. and Q o'tiok n.
OF ssd dsy, eouenc st O'Clock r. IN tie following
descrit Cd real estate t,-Sit
In Lee COUNT, Iowa the 70 lowing Part Of lot enc ~
block thirty- 1851 IN ibe IL II uk, commenting
on Firth street nige two t2 bet tr.m earLsr 90
Man str thence south ,vrfs fur 90 Vt en- FAurih
steet thence west tsepty 20 ee tbtncs north t. e
ty four t2l eet thence twenty co. ct 70 tie @Ate
OF the 9ginune. Also mencing Main snsst, op
front Inns u iot a. block thirty sir, 49, enty t1
feet from he corner Main ard fourth tr thenee
e.teriy along iron, ia. Of sail lot Gsin
sreettw mtg coy feet thence southr tsffly 81 r an
giles 10 Main eet one tuhdred sni faty ul0
the sliss thence suthe sionR the aley tweptv
t2o feet thence nortbesstsrly hundred aus forty
4bl feet to Msn street % The rAce Il ID" hesinhlg
berg twenty no. feet front Main street AMI tdhhi
eleven az and twelve f12l h'sr twenty thre g2s Lot
thr-e tsl block nioetyflrr o. Lot' Ten io', rleren
nt2 Lot se-sn e block one hundred and hiusty-ons
QeIl all T. the CITY o. r eoknk
IHfbe County 81 Polk, state Of low, the following
real eststs-Forth halftn ~ Of southwest quarter
su ~ spb south h.iffs ~ Of northwest qaArtsr %
s-etioh tt.rt,thrs ~ ,9w,.sp sssiyens ys,l
township eighty tsob range ts.nt, three IA
AZ FOuHtf
snth half Of southwest qnHrter Of section sive
fI2 ami rctt half ofs cttou thirteen l3 IN to9nstip
eight y-n. Ef north ot ranee twenty eight west The
son,bs qaarisr Of s southeast apartcr OF seeisn
eleven ut and ssst half Of The northeast quarter of
section fopr cen "a in township eighty one Ell parth
az range twenty eight t2s) west The southwest rsc-
tjopel quarter 81 s'ccn ser. ~, northwest Nae
tiops quarter q section eighteen In township eigh
ty-o, Isl, north u rsnre t~esty-yessn f2T1
In the County Of Guthrie Iowa the following North
hsiftp ~ o. southeat quarter ~ and southeast
fonr'h q .aath,a,t ansrtsr section thir
three (ss North kalf 10 ~ 81 por beast suartsr ne
~ AID son'h.sst fourth "a Of northeast qrarter
pe HltPesn thiry.thrse 1s) township Mt, eight
G0 ranxs Thirty three t3a). senth half e ~ II
,en'hsess QasFtse ~ sectios twentvsssn@ t2si
township 'svsnty-eighi f7R range thirty three fss
The teFmsof sAtd sale will be cash, and the under
snsd v . ds.ct~d b. ssld decree es ecuts deed OF
~. HAeER4AN
VIZ COLLINS,
Do i boz NJ, IUtr0e,
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u. uar~i,ars Proclamation

United Slater n Artrter StfatrrH fttfHtn nj t0tuG
q. W. CLARK, Eutttd state. Nsr.Isl fot the FtAts
OF iosa, do hereby give paflic neflce thai la The
OF the Unifed States against MY taTreis Of high
wines. IN Of seiznrr and forfeiture npdr acts o.
Congress- did. the Spth day Of September 1857 in
Kepknk Iowa attach and take IN my posse slep, 9r
sac en- toiy nfty tarfeis Of highs ines.
snd also slve public aotiqs that ths time sssgnel
fpr ihe ~ said war Ia the frsi Tue@ds
Hosenb.r, 1861 at 10 O'Clock said day, aai hereby
sdmepish and summons all persans claiming any in
10 the said hsy barrels Of bgh sines now
ing having anything 70 gay why the same should
not lie condemned aud sold 10 snswer tbs demand 81
said appellate, that they lie and appear before The
said Curt. 10 be teld In and for the souhefn Diy-
sion, Ij-triet III iowar the United htstss Court
Room IN the city ~ he kuk 10 aid bisnct at ptr!
tsru. to be holden the frst Tnesday Of Nogtmber
1851, At ten O'Clock said day, then and there 10
iutsrposc elsm for the nd to nahe their
lions Ia thai behalf
a. w. oIAng, U an
octtd1it BY H. FULTON, Deputy.
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Turner's Tic DoulOurcaux or
Turner'S Tic DOuIOureAux ar
UN1vERsAL NEURALGIA PILL.
UNAVERSAL NHuRAa.oaa psul

SAFE, CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEu-
RALsTA AND ALL NERVOUS DfsxAsBs.
tits an unfaiiing remedy IN all eases Of Facial Neural
Ga often enectins perfect cure in single d.y No
form Of Nervous Dssass ils yield to IL. m.xc in An
sss avsn he ssvsrest Of Chronic Neuralgia and
general Nsrvous Derangem.nts Of many years, ,t.na
Ing affecting ths entire system completely and
nanently cured ty IL n Rev days Or few week, =,
The utmost 1t contains nothing Injurious to the most
slicsts syssen and can always BE- used with perfect
sassy His h constant BY the best pAy scians DO
give It their unanimous and unqualified approval eept
BY mail receipt Of 81 and tvo postags stamps. Sold
everywhere.
TURNER q co., Sole Propriesors, Iao
fremont Street, Beston, Mass.
oeot.etdSmoa
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FEfHtS ie to give notice that on the l6th Cay
n ef sept. A u lsai, vdrant in Bank uetty vas
,-ue.i azAnst ths Eetatss Of q HAi1ssty Erohsr+
of Hankns Ito county. aud ttAts u lewis. who have
hscn sAinigsd H-ptfups upon thtir pwn petition.
That the payu Of any dsts AID dfefy any prop
erty belonging t. zach Bapkrnpts to thnm FL their
and the itansfrt II sry property ~ thsm 10
hidden by lac. Thst Bsatiug Of the credit ~ or
,st BANKRUPT prove their dsbts and to pns
ssgnees % tGeir tstes S he held at Court
II BANKRUPTCY to be ifth at the Gle 81 the ittgts-
ter IN Bankruptcy in the city NJ k-okut, fors bsus
John Bruc. keyter, IN the 10Th day d November, A.
D. 1seT, at . o'clock n.
@. ", CLARK. q. q. NJ.
nepta6 a Nv u Futfos nnnntr
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4 u
"A noyeusu, 4 hsi1e xlny
- - er,,ss;oa Il ! nsssnsd
Croekee = Des Noises. i EsI
~. al rse.,., Of Msssl ~ u y
4. L,sss 1sr~, 70 ess Z r -
~Aieh ~ josrsal had 80 = y =
~ ssnbsr ot vssisass q peass Z ES9
hin = ne ota4e .sal' 80
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b. !. !. I'D:
no .PS' ,..'
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d'd oess :. nfs'' put q AVE. ~: .
'o'u ~ ''sn'. 50 |
! THINK the afp's inc "o.s 800 =. 80
~ uss or sof mat1e'. u'.ps $3.50
tnooen We arr OVERRIDING .ns ssPs p'...A
ior nafke'' ou' no. TOT 49, eos'oa.
LAd'ss' dsaSssefs, noa'e1, ~ o.sn'
en- ne'nos. :. - !. - !.
spf'ne ose, 'oi s,0A :. -, -
cafe.es.' .ne nseo1 s1S =. sA' . ar ~
s1 "en'' We '.as = o 800. -. ~,
~ az" -. "s ~ ~
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!.
The hdsk- 1Se nss snat me lsilfoao
Dndse over sss nver- d 'aat P'acs = Pfo-
A"
Mr.. He6ert, ons OF ne oldees 'na eo''
tAnts OF Davenport dfed sunday morning.
he moved 70 Scott county 10 AcE1 peg
Gazette. @ e
The Clinton Herald says: be hfst lee
ture Of the coarse before she loss9 Men
Association Of this city will occur oa Thurs
dry evening next October ~ ct UAlon Hall.
70 be delivered by R. B. Hoyt, ESQ.,, one of
the editors Of the Chicago Journal. The
committee on lectures has inside every effort
- engage first class lecturer, and have been
enabled to engage thus mr., Mr.. hUyt, John
B. Cough, Miss Anna Z. Dickinson, and DR..
of these, and there is fair prospect Of So
rusiae Theodore Tilton, 5Josh HlingA sAd
Dr.. Viuton, Of Tfiuity church, New York.
It ID the design Of the committee TO make the
lecture course = success; but TO accomplish
this, the hearty cooperation Of each mem.
Der of the association, and all who have an
interest IN the prosperity Of the association,
will be required
'-Tha Dnbuoue Time. aavs. IA most
singular snd bloody accident occurred near
peo.ta. in this county. last "Wednesday morn.
inc nv vb;eb a son of a farmer was ,tahbed
\. III. f.,h., nd ,ov lis in . .r;,;c,l cond;.
ion Tha part;cnlars of the affair are A.,
follows:
"Ong "Wednesday morning. Mr.. Withern,
wbo Gv.s to mile. east az Peoeta. arose
100 homes h.fo.. aasl;oht and nyoceeded To
~, ., .,,and - n. horsa. HE .on
Main .,ah, ,eo-. old .I.o ont nm d;,ectIv
ahsrwards v;;bon, tho knovledee Of his "a.
thor and Thinking 10 he Of some service.
went out to catch chicken, and ascended a
Tree for that purpose, In the meantime the
father retr rned to the honse, and hearing 8
~, -,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-23

Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

fENHtS Is to give notice that the eh dag ~ aept
IA A. u 1857, warrant Ia Bankruptcy tssugd
against the estate OF William soil-fs, Chsrl-ston
Ia the County Of ee st.te OF Iowa n
Judged bankrupt on his own petition. That the pay
OF airy dtbt- aud Jsiyey ofAny property belot X
Ing 10 inch Rahkfnrt To bin or Tor hs usc, aaa ,hs
tr9n.ftr Of any property by HIM Il ofi1icu ny law
TGst Meeting 81 the Creditors oaad bar arupt II pnys
their dehis aid 10 choose assisne-s his 81
tates. VII be held the Court Of Rank rutry 10 10
hoten the office the Register w bankrupt In TN
CITY of keoknk Iowa, before john Biuef hegistof on
the 2oth Dag Of hovernber tsdT At 10 6ci IL ~
q. VI. CLAIM q e. VI.
sept1s4t3~ BY u. tuGTaS. b, putty.
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Notice of RnnEruDfcU.

VlNIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that, on
u the 23d day Of sept, A. d, 15s', warrant IN
BANKRUPTCY vas issued ssalnst tina e.,Ate Of John
staannr. Of K~okus, Ire C,un,y and ststc vi Iowa,
Who has bcsn Adjudget bankrupt his o~n pc.
titoa Thai tire payment of any dents aud delivery
Of any property belonging such banlt pt To- him or
for his use and tbs transfer Of any property By him,
10 forbidden by law Thai mpetl I the credit
tors OF Tho sAd Bankrupt, to prove thar debts, nd
choose more nssigpsrs Of hia estate, VIII lie
held at Court Of Bankruptcy, TO he holden NJ ths
H. Fstes's efrs IN Rsokuk, lowA, before Iahb Bruce
Register, the 30th day OF October, 1857, st 10
O'Clock A n.
O. W. CLARK. UlH NJ
tlel1fn III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-23
LARGE VOTE IN OHIO.

The Cincinnati Gazette says: We print
this morning the official vote for Governor,
cast in Ohio on the 9Th Of October, with the
exception of ten counties, from which returns
had not been received yesterday at the office
OF Secretary Of State. Contrary to the gen.
eral impression, the vote was . large one.
showing an increase in the counties reported
OF 5a,6o3. as compared with the vote cas-. for
Governor in 1865. OF this Republicans had
1852, and the Democrats 4l,7sl. The fig.
ures compare as follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-23
Executor,s Sale

Try virtue Of an order Of the County Court
- Of ee County, lows tbs nnderdgntd Fsstutats
Of the e.tass Of J. W. smpson. does aacd. III sell
public sale, the 2hth Day II october, u, 1861 10.
tween the hours OF O'Clock a.. and4 O'Clock . NJ q
sid day, at O'Clock snd day, ntt Tho
personal property and household properly belonging
sid estate credit, with spprcved taeurty Of
ceedIug saye Liouths viii be giyea to all pure pasta az
the abnie.
The sale Will take rlace at tha rcsatnce of Htito 81
stlmpson, 10 ana Morgan STREET, a"okpk lows
HEFTIs ii. hrIaPsok,
b v HAM LEroS.
y nyrr n
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. MANHOOD:
How Lost / how Rastore,l

1ssf Esbhsked n sedled e.seiqps. Rio, mr. can't,
LECTURE ON rHB NATURAL TREATMENT,
and Rsdca Cure Of eparmstesIh0A ~ ss.an.l !. :.
n..., ln,olunss3y ADtstoss Sexual Det,lity. ana il
psd'nsnts 70 afriage generally: Nsrvou ne. Con
somptson fiay-J, aud fs Mental and Physical In
sshwkll, n y, author Of the "0reen Nook &c.
neen 10 ThsusanAs 81 saAersrs,n
sent uhdK seaf. n apst1N rnvvIopt, 70 Any address
pospatd on rece q efsx esnts or t~o postage STAN
- UHAs. J. G KLINE CO.,
115 Devlas. Ksw Yoax. Ress 0,nss Boz Is "a.
Aiss ". OnlssrsalFs /. Marrtnp opsaa n..h. = =.
aagillAv0w. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-23

The gold eagle weighs 254 As grains; Of
these II 9I0 grains are silver, and II 9 10
are copper. The silver and copper are each
one eighteenth of the gold the silver snd
copper together are one ninth of the gold.
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THE HEALING poor

Al Essay for Teans Men On the Crine
o. ssaii1dss and The Diseases and Abuses which
create impedinents to MARRIA8E With sur. mean. o,
heisf Sent In sealed letter envelope free of charge
Address, Dr.J. sxiLLkN RouGHroh, Howard A..o-
citation, Philadelphia, Pa f.xpta7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-23
Assignee's Notice OF Appointment,

In the Dist ct Court II the United State. tho DIG
irict Of Iowa In the matter OF Oliver George bank
fupt
10 whom IL may concern:
VUyHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his sppoint-
ment Assixn~e OF tho estats Of Oliver druree Of
BonapaFss, Van Rursn Gounty, Iowa. within ssd Des-
trict who, towt on the .Bi day q August 1857 was
sdjudgsd Bankrupt upon his petition. by til. Dis
trfct Court OF said Disttict. WM. BALLIN0EH
Assignee.
Dated Al Ne kuk Iowa the 18th dsy or October IkIT
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Assignee's Notice or appointment.

In the Davet Court 81 the ppsed st.tse for the Die
srlct Of Iowa In this matter 81 kAwfn Afverx and
Earl y, Alvo.d. partners, hanhrupts
10 Wham u may concern
SHR und~sFsct hereby gives notire n his appoint
ment - Assignee oi Fd~in aud Earl u, Alvord,
partnsrr n oepnask Comfy Lee and s'ate OF fow
within said District, Who have been Judged B.nkrupts
upon their petition by this pis,ret Court Of said
District. HIRAM kh0wLEs.
ccti3w Assignee.
Dated AZ Ksctuk. Iowa ~ day or Oct 1857
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-23
Assfgnee's Notice Of appointment,

In the District Court Of the United States for tho pis
tiet q Iowa In the matter OF T. A. Ogden, Bankrupt
To whos IL may
UNDERSIGNED hereby gives not 10 IN his apront
mept rs Assignee u n. D, Ogden, Lee Cuuhty state
ofiows. wbhtn ssid f.srjc, who has bern aaIudee ed
nsukupt npon Lbs petition by the District coutt Of
said District. NM BALLlNGfR
octl03w Assignee
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ynee,s Notice of Amendment

In the Diatrict Court ef the United st.es for the p
trtct IT Iowa. IL the matter IL Geo. NJ aud J~sies
sraton, surviving partners Of the late nrm Of NJ.
Scatsn Sons, ban rurts.
n whom II .t1y
I&llE undersigned hereby gives notice of
- his appointment A. AsslTnsr ofaso n. = james
A. eeAfcn, wing artptrs 81 the let arm OF
ton roma, OF K~osuk Les County aud state Of lows,
within said DISTRICT who have betn Adiudsed Bank
rupts npoa their own petition by the District Court Of
said nsts ics. HIRAM EnOwIns
octAdss Assignee,
Dated Al Ksokuh, Isvs, 81 day Of sps 1871
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Assiynee,s Notice of Appoiutmen,

In the District Court of the United kHes for the Dis
tiet Vi Iowa. In ihe.mstter Of ". Grimes BANK.
rnpt.
10 mhera u mary
ryNE undersigned hereby Sizes reiice OF bic appoint
j msht A. Assignee ofu. W. erimss, County oil Lee,
and State Of Iowa. within said Dis riot who
Judged Hsnfrapi upon his own petition bs ihs District
Court of sad District. Nm BALIISuEa,
oeti0 3w Assignee
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-23

the corn-stalks, as drawn in from the
field, cut off just above the ear. The
stalk below the ear is worthless for fod-
der. This cutting may be rapidly done
by knife, something like a butchers
cleaver, though lighter, by laying the
stalks on block, or better in machine.
The beasts may be bedded with straw,
and quantities of the best manure
made. Thus the cattle are kept snug
and warm, while in good weather they
can range in the yards through part
of the day, and take their water at
pleasure.
Sheds may be built eight, ten or twelve
feet high, with good managers in the rear
for their hay or corn fodder, and open in
front to go out and in at pleasure. So
with calves, only their accommodations
should be closer and warmer. We are
aware that long practice, cheap lands,
and low prices for grain have led the
mass of our western farmers to think all
this preparation useless; but they will
come to it at last, and wonder they had
not known it before. Thrift in their
stock, and saving in the expenditure OF
their forage, will soon solve the question
of its superior economy, as also in the
lightened labor of taking care of them,
and the retention of stores of manure,
which is everywhere valuable, though
not now appreciated. If, to the housing
of their cattle, sufficient roofing to pro-
tect their stores of hay and grain, is
added, an equal advantage will be found
in it.-From ad0amce sheets Of american
Cattle.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-23
AGRICULTURAL.
WINTER FEEDING, BARNS AND SHED


BY LEWIS F. ALLEN BLACK ROCK. N. Y.
Living in the latitude of 43 degrees
north, We believe in barns and sheds for
all kinds of farm stock alike and so we
would if in latitude of 81 degrees-any-
where, in fact, where snow lies OH the
ground for three days at a time, and the
Fahrenheit thermometer holds, for any
length of time, as low as 20 degrees above
zero. Sudden alterations of heat and
cold affect cattle as they do men-not to
the same extent as they do the latter,
but measurably so. Cattle eat much
more in low temperature than a high
one, and are subject to take cold with sud
den changes of the weather. Fat cattle are
less affected by sudden changes than lean
ones, but those changes do affect them
more than we are usually aware. In
view of these facts, We consider it sound
economy for every cattle breeder, graz
ier al stall feeder to provide good
barns, stables and sheds for the winter
keering and feeding of his stock. The
arrangement of these is branch rather
foreign to our general subject, and may
better belong to farm architecture than
this; embracing also the management of
manures; and various her matters be-
longing to the department of farm hus
bandry; yet we may safely give a few
hints concerning them.
We believe that in any part of the
country where prepared winter forage is
required for farm stock, it will pay the
farmer for building barns, stables and
sheds for his store cattle during the win
ter. For dairy cows, tight barns and
stables are indispensable everywhere,
and We are happy to say that the latter
are almost everywhere found in well
managed dairies. We believe it sound
economy to provide such shelters: In
the barns, aside from storing the
fodder and grain, the stables may
be cheaply arranged, with suffi-
cient managers for feeding. Two cat
tie may stand in stall six or seven
feet wide, according to their size, and
each animal tied to his own side of it,
with space for the feeder to go between
or stanchels, without partitions, may be
used if preferred. The food may be
thrown into the manger in front, and