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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

The Towsonlown Free Press says that
the riuderpe.i has broken out among the
calle in the western part Of Baltimore
county. Twenry.one head Of cattle have
died on tie farm OF J. Howard Msiienry,
neat Pikesville, and olher farmers have
los, more or less. The diseased csule are
taken with vomiting and purging, and
then linger along. have no appetite. be
come poorer and poorer, until they die.
How 10 lake q census ol the children oil
neiehborhood. Employ an orgahgFin'
der FIVE minutes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21
Stonebraker's Medicines.

2NHE original Sioneoraker's Linimeni,
4 Pain Killer. Cough Syrup, Liver
Pills, Horse Powders and Raj Extermina.
tor, for sale by Iruin &. Keedy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

A young girl who had become tined Of
single blessedness, wrote 10 her true swain
as follows: Deer Gem cum rite OF ef
you air cumming at awl. Ed. Ceilings
IS insslin that shall have him, and he
hugs and kisses me go koniinnerIy ths, ]
can't hold owt much longer but will have
3 ksve ir. Your darlyng sweie Be'1y."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21

UB HlTCOMB'S Asthma Remedy. q
u certain cure for Asthma and Hay
feVer' Tor sale at the Drug Store.
GALVANIZED and Japanned Coal
VI llOds and Fire Carriers, for sale by
D. Humphreys & Co.
no 10 Gharles;own.
VALlCOES and Muslins only 10 cents
v per yard. at D. S. Rentchs.
ldURNS, Half Bushels, Peck Mes-
~ suTeS, Tubs, Buckets, Baskets,
nfooms, Brushes. Wash Boards. &c,
UneaP at Irwin E. Kesdy's.
RaiLS furnished 10 The trade q, Bsli
~ more city prices. E, Shofr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-21
Ugly DIen.

lii the eastern part rIofOhio there resides
q man named Brown, now a justice of
the peace, and very sensible man, but by
common consent the uglIes individual in
the " est, being long, gsunl. saIlow and
awry, with gait like kangaroo. One
day hunting. and on one Of The mountain
roads, he met man on foot and alone
who was longer, gsunter by all odds han
himself. lie could give the squire fifty
and beat him without saying word.
Brown raised his gun and deliberately
leveled 1t at the stranger
For Gods sake don't shoot, shouted
the man IN alarm.
Stranger, replied Brown, i swore ten
years ago, that if ! met man uglier than
myself, Id snool him, and you are the
fret one have seen.
The stranger after taking careful sur
vey Of his rival, replied
We'll, Captain, i'll look any worse
than you do, shoot
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-02-21
Der Nnlrsnsuna leineReps ldluh lpra&

Der Anlrsnsuns, ieine8ess ItloB, lpra6
er: rSanet filtan iprah su mir {:
Sammle AM Sage ba bic Gtriltfnteit
mein Mnpenfsn ifisrt, mein Sslf wieSer,
aber getiete itm eaiiet Weiber uap
Giuber pateime. pa1 feim Weib In Der
0smeinte her Srapsr Isi, unp jeeer
8ruter trmme webrtalt, TONNE nit
&clben, @orsenitern, Fam5s, N,mbruit
rpsr Sdmerpt. IS 1T an rer 3sit, pap
per Shlas selhets psr tinaus talle in
ale Seelt, Rap bic Sursem tsben unp
bic &lSner cr,ittern in ibren Sunpamen
ten pab Elm 0uf rurh rir 9Selt ihaue {:
@etet bsr1uS pas geraubte Sleht, eie
serautte 5reteeit, tas aerautte @ut!"-
2ns er peie gScrte selrrehsn, erhpb
pas Sclf feline Slehte nnp ihwur, Gut
unb Slut ein,uleben, uno am Sase pfs
lcilisen &ilian gu trmmen, gum &fs
seriiitet.
Gtipe mar !SannS in sas Sirtent1u5z
lein setreten, neil bic 5urht ttSriht
mar penn rer Silhpi ladte Res &ple
tsS ia unb tielt'S nidt Der Miihe werth,
ein,ulhrten, ME ra5 Srlt laate,
Dct - Dem war nitt 10 -
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-02-21
Die Trdu.

gaBt sine 5rau nur iiGsr lein, tab ie ibrsm
Gatten isbr tteusr III - ni9t bios niiBli6,
psrttsoa unp paiIenb, icnpern liebenswirSis
uub eelisbt; labt iis isine btfi6rn, berslidsn
MufmsrfIamfsitsn empfangen labt iie fiiblen,
bab itre ScrSfalt unp siste anerfannt &C."
wiireist unt er,pistert werbrn; laBt iie III Ga.
den, bic ie ssrifett um ibre Mcinltns befra-
gen, um itrs Gjsnebnlisuns na6iutsn unb
itr llrttsl adtsn; fllrS Iabt Ie in Der Grill.
luus ibrss ebelidsn 8eliittes seliebt seadtet
unt wsrtb setaltsn psrreu unb iie ,pirp fir
ibrsn @atten, ibre Stnper ntp bic G'eicdi6aft
cine 0usos tss gusnisenS isia. Sie pirb
S6msrS @niirsnsuns, sn8i rrtrasen benin
bic 9iete ibre5 0attsn 1T fir lIe sin S6ug
unb Gin Shirm.
Sn tielem Sswubtirin wirt taS llnsliid fir
ie lsinsn Sta1el psrlOren baben Str mag
lsipsp, atsr Sympatlis wirt bic Sddrfe hes
Summers lintern. Gin Saus, III benz 9iebs
wpbnt,-unb untsr eiete ssrifcbe it cine Giebs,
bic iiet lit gBprtsn, 8lidsn unb 1baten aus
lpridt, bsnu i'd babe feinsn 5unfen Scn Glau.
ben an cine eisbe, bic iid III nidts gu crfsnusn
sisbt i III ,u sinsm 5auie pbns eiete bas
mas cine gerlon i'm GersIeid su elmer WaIdi-
ne III; bic Cine ii estrl, bic slntere @eaanisr
mus. Die unssliette 5rau mag ebrn 10 lcdr'
res 9rct, sin ebsn iu sisrliGss 'Saus wie bic
anssrs baten absr bic ecBtere bat cine Suele
em SbGntsit tint ii4 Der, einen 5rUbiinn sia
nett turdbrlnsenesn anb bauerntsn Glan1
mas aass bsr Grieren frsmb it. Gas tisfe
Slid in itrsm Snnern ipisselt lib in itrem
9lsubrn al. Sis 1T III ibrem SauIs Elm
stratl tes SOnnsnlidtes. Sie itrablt III
psmisItsa. @snn iis III bewislten ,usssen If
70 1T sS Iufis, srbeiternb, lisbIidt unb warm
uub man fiitlt iid tit temieltsu tsbaslid; fl
II sclsr @nihlase unb Gntwiirfs unb fibsr
llstsraitunssa fiir igrsn @aun unb ibrt
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-02-21
Grflarune beS Hrebisers, Der feim
6iub tpStaeihIaaeu.


gsr RurSem bratten pir einen Musius aus
bm 8erbauplunssn einss Yrs,siIts seseu sinen
vrsbissr, Namsns ainbslss, i'm weiilid,sn
1tsile Don Mew.yorl. Der anssllasts pur-
bs i6uIbis bsfunbsa, isin eisenss Sinh tOetss-
ftlasen 3u baben, unb bafiir sun Staatsss-
fansniGe serurtbsilt. Der unsIadliGe Mann
ssrUHentliGt nun in Der &o9tfsr yllniun" d.
tic Grllaruns, Der mir Gclsenbes fninsbusn.
,Wsin fleiner 8nabe Strlpr lit sinsnt Nlter
ron dntsrtbalb Sabren feline Wutter, bic i'd
littte NIB bic n,i6 liebte mil aaer s3artiidfsit
unb Sinssbuns eines gDsitfs. 2iad ibrfn,
lpbs epneentrirte iiG nltine 9lnban8lidfeii auf
S,n 1natsn unb i'd liebtf ibn sartlit. Gr mar
iii tsr 9tat has pitt msines Saulss. Gr mar
sin braves, ,,,annli6es unb tubi9es ainb, ietr
anhansli6 nnb intelligent. Sd betraGtets ibn
nit Stcls unb Spinuns. Gr bate einen f..
itsn gBillsn ssnus fir sinsn Gr,paaisnsn -
aber IS mar nitis MalisiSies barin. sm
atsnb ieinss 5utss bate feline Muttu itn
in siu anbsrss t3immsr ssfubrt am ibn ju
Bette su brtnssn, pit iie bss su ttun passts,
Na tisiem slbsuS peissrte er R&, itr ,u &C.
borden. Sb sIaubte, Elm Mprt spn mir
wiirbs biurst9sa, ;bn ,um Geturiam su briu-
gen, ba fr mir irlttH BEN 0etOriam Ssrlnsts.
Mb,r i'd bate mid setduitt. Sd satIblOB
mta, UsbOriam Ba sJpinssn, srparists abr
Fsinen ernitliben 0ibsriiaup.
SD nabm ein Stid Sol, but tiner altem
S6intsl, etipd Cit unb Cit 8isrtel i3oa brett.
unb bsfrafte tbn bamtt. Sd bate lisber bic
@o9ldss ieltll en,pfanssa; aber Id btelt CO fir
nUtbig, btr GctarrIrn bee anaten ~ krsGer.
@ls i6 ibn pon .3sit ;u .3sit fraste, iparunt
r isinem @atsr nidt ssterGs, antwUrtsts er,
tab CT eS nibt panide, bab CT ettpas antsrss
tbun tpUae. SItts er setcrdt it piirbs &C.
fubt taben, als ut ii6 ein Berg SOn ntsinsr
gruf waI,e. SD mar ni8t tint Corn. SD
bate msin Rinb lsiue anbertbaIb Stunbsn lang
int 3OrHs ffrafen fSansn. Mls t6 fab, ha6
psitsrs 5trafsn ausIos par, nabm t@ ben
Ruabsu, Isste ibn aufs S0pPa uHb bsdte TIN
su, Cine ssitIaus merlie tb nt&t bab sr Ssr.
Iest tpar, bann fab tb, bab CT f@ psranberts,
unb fars barauf mar sr tpbt. Sd besann, ben
fir&tsrIi9en gsFIult su smpFnbsn ant bate
msin Qebsn barum sessben, batte Id msin Rinb
tH's eeten suriidrufen fOunen. Was i'd fHbl.
ts, Fann itt ni6t tsIdrsiben. MIs In ben bar-
aui fplssnbsn Iassa bic slufreeuns bes Yubli-
fums N9 ifsiserts unb BE @Osen he's auss.
msinen llnwillsnS mid un,tobten, bSrts unb
fibIte ib nibts basSn. Wsin Ser, mar gu
sOa bes siotnea Rummsrs. WOse Der SimmeI
istsn Batter Spr sinsm SdtdlaIe bepabrsu, pte
es mid tetrpifenI"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-02-21
(5prtItBuns folst.)
Gin berpifhes Mdbhen.

Die u9taibSiae Union nnt Sispatd" ersatt
fSlssnbsn aampf ben sin t9iabrises Mabder
nit elmer 8anee ,,&esuatprsn" bate, melde,
trpybsm ter aries su Gnee unb ron ben Se.
bSrben ses santeS Der 5ricse aflart IL, ld
fir berufm era9tsn, nod INNER sessn bic
v8stsasn" su iSmpfsn in anrsrsn Wcrten, ei.
nett Der iibli@en Sa9e ersebsn sepslsnsr
Iann fir susslfrsi su srflarsn uub itn Ieinss
esbsns pbsr gissntDums is mad GefaHsn 81
tsrauten,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-02-21
poc(ic.
9ie arei Gameraoea.

Ote oret N0Mera0eN.
8on
Nebert Urban,
Sn Der 9iatt Dor str Sblartt
Da faesu trsi Iameraesn
@m 5euer Der Wabt,
limb Der Gins lprab;
,,Nlaria rpa 0nabeL
9sbiit mid in anmpf unt llnssmab
Weine SHUTTER it franf unb arm,
limb wenn i'd, lterts, bab 0ptt rrtarnl
co bat ibr her Nries itr lsstss Mine
llnb bic leBte Gettuns genpnlmslL
limb elenp muB lie Ssrfommen."
Da ipra9 Der 3psits: sd tat ein @siI
Sp treu unS lieb, tpie feline 1T,
llnb ,penn i6 ntprssn sertlutfn milbte,
Sie bdrmts 3u Sups pen iunssn 2sit
limb riirt' slenc psreerben."
llnb Der Dritte iprab: .Men Ssrs 1T lsfr
9rrloren ale CUNT unb CIR,
Nsinc Stub, fsinf &ait taS Slid Serlhsllt
9srmaih serirrt une miite Der WelI. -
slb ssrns mSGt' ia ierben"
limb pie er5 ipridt ta sudt ein 9liB,
Yin DOnner rpllt bic Sdlaett tssinnt
llnb eS f6leubert ben Sob Der Menibsnwiy
5n bic itiirmcnten Msnlhsnmailsn
Der 8rubermprt 1T taS epiunsSpprt,
Gas gilt binfort, bis Der Sag Serinnt
Das enest tas lhrsdlt9e Sailcn
llnt e5 tpart Staht
llne einiam iaB
Mm 5eurr ter @aAi
Der Cine ppn ben aamerbeu,
Gas mar Ter Grittr, ber ibultbflateu
8ersrimmt unp Sererollt
0ern aerten 9epcllt.
Gr bate Iein 0eben ipnter adt
Durb tauienb S9werter ertrasen.
Die anbern spei auf bent 5eles ter Sbla1t
Die Iasen beibs eridlassn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-02-21

Wtlbe 1biere iius in bislsm Sabre III
tsu 0sbirssresicasn unieres Staatss anss-
wSbnIi9 baufis unb ni&t psnise BON ibnsn
psrben burb bic Strense bes gSintsrs felbR
na9 n,str bewStntsh friibr bon ibnsn nis be-
luttsnG,ssenben sstrieten. Sc warssn III lsBter
8o6e in Centre So. allsfn ni9t tpsnissr ais
adt yantbsr srIssi. slu9 in Ssmsrlst Counts
batsn ii6 sisfs 8aubtbisrs blidsn Iailsn, ant
int ieItisen Gcuutp baten TIT hieism gBintsr
AUDI 9pSlfe ibre Gri9sinuns sen,adt. Sn ben
Counties Cambria, 9Barreu, SeTerlpu unb
Sumsrlet iiub 1T bieiem 9Sintsr unsswSbnIi3
yieIe 9BiIblagen, Barren unb Siri9e sslSpiTsn
tpcrbsn, unb in 5antinstpn unb aassra Goun-
ties bss Staatss iinb piIbe 1rutbiibner In gro
Der 3abl erldienen unt beren pieIe erlest wpr-
bsn. gBirtli@en Sasrn bat es alio ai&t au
@sIesenteit sefsblt benz selsn 9Daipwsrt
na6 Ssrasnsluf ObsuIissen, unS iis fGn-
men bieles nod tbun ba fir rsibenbe
5tisre, tpie @Slfe, Barren, pantbsr unb @ils-
fabsn feine Sasessisse bsffeben; absr IrsiIit II
bic Sasb auf bieie ni9t Seeermauus 9aae, ser
fcni1 tpObI esrue NIT Der 5ltuts int @alte ipa.
,isrsn ssbt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-02-21
Grinueruua an bic Stblabt pou
NthmCnb.

., itr listtn Briibsr! mare i'd bod aub init
sud- ssfalsu. abr Is tuar 70 Der Wiae G,cttss
ane mas Got mill bas muB ssfdetsn, anb
Gcttss Wsrfs fam fein Msnid trslfen. t |, /
60 ssnib Id bisiss AM Gtriliiass ssIdriebsn
babe, 70 ssuib tpirb meine llnlduIe einif ufen-
bar tp.rben; betaltst bies sur Grinnsrnns ait
mid int glnbtnfen.
Ter anIbuleis ;um 1pb serurttsilis
Safpt Sr. Sptast.
Ssius lett, bsr @ottmenId liesst
Der am arsu, bic Wslt sfrISbnt;
Seius ltbt, her Sob erlisstt,
llne bic Iussne wire ssfrout.
Nm Is. Dtssmtsr 1866.
An ben Sbsrif bate Scsapp bic fpIssnHsu
Ntihistswprte ldriitIi9 serietnl:
gisbs 9rltet,
Qebtt Ginanter!
CUR uni6ulbis Ssrurtbsiltsr Mitbrutsr.
Sm Simmsl isten mir uns pistsr.
@sins Ntlbisssrsbs fnsst ihr in ben Bel.
ttnaeu,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-02-21

SamiIie fie bat ME aaf &omantit bss esbrns
Ser,tttet; fe isltf 1T Elm Ipriiaes @sbitt, bas
pt fur ale rsinsa ant rstaenpsa MslObsn sts-
net. 3ie nisbrissn unp untstsuisntsn Mttsi.
ten fss 5austaltss tabsH fir lls cine sclisut
9sesutuus. Der prsis bs.isbsa erbSbt ben
gsruf uup tsr 3'psd tsi!ist bic WitttsL ,.bis
tisbs it bst Stmmsl aap tss Simmsl II biz
yirhP
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-02-21
Die
YenniplbaEiide Staats= Seitnns
5erausgeseben bon

Gpb. Geprs Htpper,
.rfheiut iepen Donneritas, unb fpItet 81. 90
p.r Sabr, aabltar inusrbalt sesSatrsS, anh
50 so natb Ysr1ub pss SabrSaasS,
Gtu,elns Gremslarsn, s Sents per Stiid.
8siue Sutlcriptipnsn perrsn fir ipenissr
ais Ied,s Mpnatsn ansenpmmen; aud tann
ySisn,ane tas Ylatt abbsitellsn, bis ALE Nad'
lante tssabIt lino.
aa,eisen percsn su ben sswStnl'asH prsi'
fen inlerirt.
Sffieen: lit her uTatript uns linton"
Truderei, TritteM SnaBe, SarriSbara. unp
III ber ,,Sntetiseueer" Gruderei, am efntrf
Square, Hancalter.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-02-21
gDie eS einem Gincinnatier Sonnf
taASidaer eraina.

Der Cincinnati 9oIfsfreunb bsribtst fo!ssn
bed son tsrstIustsit sinss5asbtaness ;saosnesn
Scrfau. .
gBir tsri9tstsn Dor siniser Belt, tab cir
bieFser Sastfreant, ter auf Der SasS eins
Maus, bic er fir sin Saninhen bisIt, eridre,
auf einen Saaisn anleSts mnt 70 gut sielts, tab
sr tatt hes Isbtersn isinsm siSensn 5unb in's
8sin trb. sRit bieiem punbe, beIen Wunbs
nunmtbr sebsiIt II, fam unier Sasbiassr pur.
selsrn lit cine Gjrpeers ait WaInut Srabe, In,
tsutiden StabtsierteI unb ipatrtnb er init bent
@roeeriiten iprat, iaste er, nit tsr 5ant auf
ieiasn trsuen ytslar seisenb: ~Siebf tu, bas
II ber Sunb, bsu i'd auf ter Sasb ssftciIsn
babe" Der Sanb ater slaubte, tab
iein Ssrr, ais sr bic 9ant sesen ibn ausarsdts
itn tpisbn sinmal su iGisssa bsabiGtiste ans
srl&rOdsn tteriitsr iprans has atisr, sins
S&sibs i'm Saaufsuasr bur9fObenb, in bic
Sra6e binaus.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-02-21


Sfsn
Sbesepr ASrner,
nGs 1T 9elhsben I" iprah er Sann
nabertretenp, NIT leiner Spllen tlarcn,
wpbllautenpen Gimme. pSie iit mir
eriaienen, bic &Sni9in beS !Simntels
SteRe anf! fat iie 9eiast, unp futre
mein @clt eessn @iirsburs. pes Srans
gers @ia6t 81 trehsn. Stirme lie
Stabt. Stre Mauern weresn niepers
faIen auf peinem STUFF unb bic S9rre
pes SNlplies aus ibren slnseln seben
auf bein G'eteiB. limb wenn pu bier
Die Madt Selial's sebrohen bait, 70
RATE niht. 3ertSre bic &ISasr ; penn
bic unsuht wpbnt bariunen 8re6e
tie SdlSRer Der SIrlsn nnp Ssrren,
une RUFF aus pas erige Satr pes Sries
psns unp Sesens
vDaS war ttr @Srt."
2Ille beu9ten tnp betreusiSten lth ilber
bic 8ruf unp baS Nn9eaht.
.llnp id lat," futr Sanns fort, ,tie
SSlter natsn POM aufsane unp ylispsr-
gang IN tellen Sauien, unp rer ylesens
bOgsn tane iiter linen, gum 3sihcn
bab Seil uac 5reeen iclset :; absr Sa-
DIE 8lutes ter gaatspfafen lplsn ta'
bin, uap ras iiegenpe Sclt lhritt bin.
purd. Die S6lSNer trannten nisper,
unp itre epte i6lns gum Simmel, ME
bic Slamme pes SpferS, unp pas Scll
bate lleberilub an 8rrp nnt an sem,
pas es teSurite."
Iae ia9en beseiltert gu ilm aui
ullnc ter eeilise &ilian lam nnt
lprab: @0sia Satrestas iua Der Sag
letn, ba mein 9plt aus,iebet, wie Ssrael
aus @esypten aussie9et, ,u itrafen bic
5iir1en Der Gcumiter. 9lllc tbue, UNI
es tptrt selinsen ! slmen" !"
Nae ipraden 9lmen.
5annS 9Gbeim aber panbte Ft unt
Ihritt wiecer ,um Saale tinaus mad
Der &apele su.
Da trat elm &nappe 9sr,u, bsusts
Iein 8nie unb Iaste: ,Manm 0pttes,
Elm Masblein tarret am 5ber. 81
,pill bid isben "a
Da fog ein &ctb iiter tas bteids
antlib SsS Siinstinss. SAP fe &C.
zen !" iaste er.
sd Rab es ier aeIast," MAR tes
Ssnappen @ntwcrt, ra6er fe nil MIDI
ssben. Gle meinst man babe bir Elm
eeio settan. glA, iie weinet Ie6rm
Gag iHr, i6 lete !" ipra6 sr.
sd tab's i9r se1ast," wieterGclt,
Der &nappe.
uSo bleib' 3urad !" bsfaef Sanns
uns fdritt ttef bepest Der Bride su
MuA bier ididte er bic steifsen ,uriit
unb trat binauS.
Da lag tas Mab6en auf leinet
8nieen Dor bent &reae, bas in ter
5ellen semsiBel mar an Der Stellc, w,
einit ein 8itter BON abunislo seltiir3
ane ieinea Sob sefunpeu. Gs pa,
Rariedeu.
Sts bstste in tiefer Sabrnf aIic, bai
fie ttn ntat fpmmsn tSrte.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-02-21

Sbau auf lttau auf! Iu tnult
su piel
IS pislt Der 5eine Gin teimlitb
Spisl;
Is ltlrittt 9srath lh in bic
Shalr,
Iit slautis bier rerlammeIt
mor
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-02-21
feui((Gt { 0 n.
Gas NfetferbGnmslciu.
Cine @eibi9te aus pen .3eiten bss 8auert
frteges.
q
(6prtIeBuns.)

g.
GaS Bolt fett auf. Der Smrm
tribt los,
Mas ls0il eu biz Sinee fsis in brn
SbcpB?
Vfui, ilter bid @ntfn tintrr benz
Sfsn
Sbeeepr NGrner.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-26
Ho, For. the Spring Cam
Dai0.n.

Farmers, are you ready? Are your
plans matured, your forces marshalled,
your implements in order? Is the seed
clean, the plow-point sharpened, the
team strong and well trained? The
winter has been severe--it "liDgers in
the lap of spring"-but the sun is shi-
ming longer and hotter as each day
goes by, and some fine morning not far
distant the dreamy farmer will rub his
eyes open i'm establishment when he
sees his wide awake neighbor turning
the first furrow for the spring crops
Are you sure then, that you are ready
to improve the earliest opportunity for
blowing and sowing that the soil and
weather will furnish? Will there be
no fence or gate to repair to keep the
stock in their proper bounds, or odd
jobs you have not thought of, to occupy
the first day when you should be plow-
ing? ,-g~,ra ,,-es ,-rs..-s.sr.,
often much depends on the early
start. How many instances can you
call to mind, of crops growing by diff
ferent farmers on soils equally fertile,
that have yielded widely varying guam
titles of grain, the difference, being in
favor of the earliest sown! With the
oat crop this Is often the case; it can
hob oV 81" II wv Soliys Az AS4oiA~o wiz
rain and cool weather of the spring
months to develop yigor and strength
to push it through the heat and drouth
of the summer to a. bountifu harvest.
Favorable weather must be improved !;
for if the "nick of time" be passed,
long storms may occasion a weeks de-
lay. This confuses the work. When
you should be preparing the planting
ground. Won are but finishing the SOW
ing, and unless you make extraordinary
efforts your operations will follow this
order through the entire season.
Are youTeady to improve your meth
cd of farming-to cultivate better
adopt more scientific rotation of crops
.--use the best machinery--expend more
capital in carrying on your operations
OF all the men the farmer should pos
sessthe strongest faith, and make the
broad fields of his farm his bank Of de-
posit, considering manures, under
drains and good stock, the best repre-
sertatives of his accumulated capital
Rural NesO Yorker
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-26

AS spring time approaches we are re-
minded of the fact that one of the most
important considerations Of the people
of our Prairie State, is the setting out
of trees. Forests are sacred, and the
small amount of timber we have is be-
ing fast taken off by men who regard
the present more than the future
there seems to be no economy observed
in the use of our meagre forests, and
ere many years shall have elapsed, un.
less We shall do something to supply
the waste, the country will become Ell
tirely destitute. IL has already been
demonstrated over and over again, that
the raising of timber here is matter
of the greatest ease and small expense,
III we only give it a little time and
trouble. The soft Maple, the Cotton
wood, the Hickory, the Black Walnut,
the Butternut, the Poplar and the Oaks
are allvarieties which can be raised with
ease, the majority of them from
seeds and the others from cuttings
Every farmer should set out, or plant a
small tract, with some of all these rap
Id growing trees, as the nucleus of a
grove, to which he can add little eve-
ry year, as circumstances will allow
he should also plant double row
around his orchard for the protection
OF his fruit trees from the piercing
winter winds of the prairie, and also
a row along each of his fences and the
road, for the shade and the identifying
of his farm. Every person who owns
town lot should also adorn and i'm
prove it i'm similar manner, although,
of course on smaller scale. BY doing
this, all parties will, besides doing a
| good thing in the general interest of the
country, find in few years the value
of their property more than double
the already high reputation of the
country abroad, improved, and the good
health and general happiness of the
country increased. Farmers take our
advice and plant trees-they will grow
while you sleep, and beautify your
land. Villagers, surround your lots
with Evergreens, or soft Naples, or
early Richmond Cherries, or all ofthem
and help to improveyour town and at
tract parties to it who are abroad i'm
search of pleasant homes.-Er,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-26

CORN STARCH.-As corn starch is
commonly cooked, tits a slippery, in
sipid mess - nutritious, perhaps, but
only cooked starch after all-too often
not quite than even. But having one
third its bulk in good wheat flour add
ed to it, beaten egg to every half
a pound, sailed, little, made into a
batter, and fried brown in nice griddle
cakes; or the batter thickened, anoth-
er egg to the pound, and little short
ening, yeast, and in winter sliced apples
or citron-in summer, berries, cherries
or peaches-put in, and the pudding
either boiled i'm bag or steamed two
hours, makes corn starch into some-
thing really good to- eat. - Practical
Farmer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-04-26

Trees and Plants by Mail.

We will send the following plants by mall prepaid
at the prices named. The NAPLES and ELMs are sma
plants selected for sending In this way, and viii give
perfect satisfaction: s1 ="
Year Sugar Naples, 4tos inches high, 81 per 100
80 per 900 $685.
Year White Ems, to inches high, 81 per 100; s6
per 900.
Agrcuturis Strawberry plants IS for ST. 100 for 81
Russell strawberry plants. % for 81; 100 for 81.
Also sent by x xpress, charges paid BY purchaser;
Silver Naples, foot high 20 per 100; SIS per oco
Hudson River Antwerp Raspberries 81 per dozen: rs
per 100
Marvel of the four Seasons Raspberres 81 per dozen
IS per 100.
CASH to accompany the order or II sent by Express
10 per cent. with order and balance @. o. ID.
Everything warranted satisfactory to purchaser.
sTICKNEY BAUMBACH.
WAuPux, WIS. March, 1867. 81 4w