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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

Buy a Florence Sewing Machine.
The most perfect instrument to axe
cute anyki Of Sewing now done by any
Machine IN the world.
JNo. ". HENDERSON.
AgeHf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

bwSVmLE. THURSDAY AUGUST, 5 1857
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08
LEfAL EOTICE.

Lydia Z. Amiek Of he State o. I~csia1a, sheEe-
By notified that Gideon AH.eS, did on rls 3lst day
Of July, 1897, 80 lis petition 81 tie OGes ofth8
Cier1 Of ths District C0uri, within and for Sic
Corn y Of Se,naba, and state II Aebcas1z. e5arg-
IN the sid Lydia +. AnieE ~ d crime 81 alg.JcTy
with one william Hendrix, ard praving taas 30
nag be divorced frCu tie fzi1LJ- ia y. AEck sui
FER tho cls.o3y sad coutrols 81 slsir niuor children f.
which petition win b for rsa-iEg a. lie nsx.
term O. ssid Districts Court.
Dated this Tth Jay Of August 1897.
Ordered that This notice Be pUbizlsd E5- lour
weeks 10 the Ne5raska Advertiser.
WITLlAl II. Ho0TER,
A5.AS3. Clesk Of 0islass Court.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

Nave McCOrd & CO.-Are known
through The west wherever Groceries
are sold, or used. Their House is n
of the most reliable in the West as most
Of our Grocers know to their own edvan-
.tape.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

psfhs-Warm or COld-soft water
Secs at novc
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

EOO .John Deree's Celebrated Moline
~, THEO. HILL s. co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

Another large lot of Mackeral, White.
fish, Trout, Herring, Goldfish, etc., just
received at the up town Grocery Store
of BLISS s. HACKER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

Gloss Starch, the greatest and
chespes, and only labor saving discovery
in ironing fine linens for sale at Bliss &
Hackers and Swan & Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

Usage Grange PlaHtS.-As the
authorized Agent Of w. H. Mann, of
Normal. Ill, ! win take orders for Fall
or Spring delivery of these Plants in
Nebraska. w H M'CREERY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

The Choicest Lot or Furniture
yer offered in Nebraska is now for sale
|, MCCALL & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

New LOtOf Stoves and Hardware
received by the
sHELLENBERGER BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

Fresh Kentucky Blue Grass Seed for
sale by BLISS & HACKER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

Those New Books, used in the Brown
nile High School, for sale at
BLISS g. HACKERS.
Book Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

Dr. N. P. HarIey.-HOmGopathic
Physician and Surgeon, Office at the
residence of S. P. Tuttle, Esq, South
East coane Of 9Th, and Main Streets.
Al If.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

WI MCCreeFy has just received an
assortment of pure, unadulterated Drugs
and Medicines. What be sells you is all
right; sure!
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

SoSSs Mortgages, Executions, RePleyins
3 I;crnso. sc. &c. sc. for sale at this once
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

DR.. Il. L. Mathews, Physician, and
Surgeon. Office a, the City Drug Store,
where he may be consulted at airy time
the day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08
6 aOmrtisfr'
TO L.

II ~
10 @ A L.
1osds. Mortgages, Executions, kepleylns
$50. sc. &c. &C. for sale at this once
a WILLIAMS, whois the authO'-
80 IN 81. Louis Tor this paper, viii attend TO
eoueetions and purchases In that City 06es
.,,gfS Street, N. Z cor. 6fh.
bvyynLB. THURSDAY AUGUST, 1856:
Cboiee Fruit Farm for sale. En-.
- J. w. BLISS.
,srbeF Wanted.-TOa good, steady
man I will pay SIS per week.
4 J. Z. ROY.
lao Cedar Fence POsts.--FOr sale
sOcs each. R. w. FURNAS.
Buy your School Books at Bliss &
oEer's they are agsnts for the Publish
sOO JObn Deree's Celebrated Moline
Iva. THEO. HILL s. co.
psfbs.-Warm or COld-soft water
CTS at nove
Ruy your Farm Implements Of one
.bo is regularly in that business-F. A.
Fsdsl & Co.
New LOtOf Stoves and Hardware
ust received by the
SHELLENBERGER BROS.
The Choicest Lot OF Furniture
yer offered in Nebraska is now for sale
|, MCCALL & CO.'S.
Or. NJ. P. Harley.-HOmGopathic
Physician and Surgeon, Office at the
ssidence of S. P. futile, Esq, South
East coaner Of 9Th, and Main Streets.
Al If.
Those New Books, used in the Brown
lie High School, for sale at
BLISS s. HACKER'A
Book Store.
DR.. Il. L. Mathews, Physician, and
urgeon. Office a, the City Drug Store,
Yhere he may be consulted at airy time
uring the day.
VIZ MCCreeFy has just received an
ssor,uent of pure. unadulterated Drugs
I'd Medicines. What be sells you is all
ght; sure!
Gloss Starch, the greatest and
and only labor saving discovery
ironing fine linens for sale at Bliss &
and Swan & Bros.
A0teRfI0Hs FaFmersi-Theh highest
arket price paid for Wheat, Corn, Oats.
Wool and Bacon, by
WORTHING & WILCOX.
Our acknowledgement are due to Of
,ers Of Steamer J. H. Lacy, Capt. Bar.
.ws and Harry seiP elk, for favOrs re-
Another large lot Of Mackeral, White.
81, Trout, Herring, Goldfish, ETC., just
celyed at the up town Grocery Store
BLISS s. HACKER.
L0ST-twO small Pocket Pass Books
Memorandum Books. The books con-
in only figures and feld-notes. Any
EsOn finding one or both of them wilt
literally rewarded by leaving them al
is office.
Usage Grange PlaRtS.-As the
lhOrized Agent Of w. H. Mann, Of
Ill, / win take orders for Fall
Spring delivery of these Plants in
abrsska. w H M'CREERY.
Buy a Florence Sewing Machine,
The most perfect instrument 10 exc.
te any kind OF Sewing now done by any
achine in the world.
JNO. w. HENDERSON.
Agenf.
Vim II McCreery has just received
e larges, and most complete stock Of al
nds Of Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Glass
C., ever brOugh, to this city, and vii
y lower than the lowest.
Those Fruit Jars at Bliss s. Hacker
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mas. oAUDLg,s LECTURES.
Mr.. Candle Has ventured n Remon-
STRANGE ON His Days Dinner-.-Cold
mutton and no Pudding--Mrs. Cau-
dc Defends the Cold shonIder.

Mutton and no Pudding---Mrs. Cau-
die Defends the Cold shoulder.
"pm surel- Well! I wonder what IT.
viii be next? There's nothing proper
now-nothing at all. Better get some
body else 10 keep the house, think. u
can't do it now, it seems; I'm only in
lhe way here; I'D better take the chill
dren, and CO.
aWhat am j grumbling about nowH
It's very well for youto ask thatl I'm
81 re I'D better be out of the world than
there now, Mr.. Caudlei there you are
aRainI shall speak, sir. It isn't often
I pen my mouth, Heaven knows! But
YOU like TO hear nobody talk but your
self You ought to have married a
negro slave, and not any Respectable
ssYouire to 90 about the house look
ing like thunder all the day, and. I'm
not TO say word. Where do you
think pudding's to come from every
day7 You snow n nice example to
your children, you dos com planning,
and turning your nose upat a sweet
piece of cold mutton, because there's NO
| puddingl You go a nice way to make
| tem extravagant-teaeh 'em nice les
sons to begin the world with. Do you
| know what puddings cost or DO yeu
/ think they fly in at the windoW4 izl
/ 1FYou hate cold mutton. The more
4 shame for-you, Mr.. Caudle. Pm sure
you've the stomaehof Z lord you have.
1 40, sir; Clidn't choose to hash =the
/ mutton. Its very easy for you to say
! hash ii; but Z knoW.what a joint toses
in hashing; it's days dinner the less,
| II it's bit. Yes, dare say other peo-
| pie may have puddings with cold. NUT
ton No doubt OF III and other people
tbecofne banlSrupts. But il ever you get
into the Gazette, Il shR,nt be nag fault
no:1iu-do-my-d duty asa wife to- you,
Mr. Caudle: you shall never have It to
say that It was my housekeeping thai
brought you to beggary. Noi you may
isuIk ut the cold meat-haI hope you'll
never live to want sUeh q cold piece oi
h mutton as ne had to-day and you
h may threatenyto go 70 a tavern TO dine
but, with. our present means not
eruub, of pudding. do you get from me;
fsYon shall have nothing but the cold
IiOint-nothing, as Pm p Christian 2 s1n- u
ayes: there You are, throwing those
6as1JiTfs In nv tiace againI ! know you
ance brought home a pair OF toEtsiii
j lr1oyg n. and Waf' 'n'ty0ui mean enough
tnSyFart 70 stop 'em ont otmS KeelSsi
moneyf oh, ths sel6shness-the shah,
. biness of men They can goI ont aMne M
n Et6foIW away pounds uponlpounds Wiz
4 a T,s,J-s of 1eople who laugh at 'em AZ
/ SsrISariis: but IL it's anything Wantec
] Tor their own homes, their poor wtyel
may hunt for 1t. wonder yop DON
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State Commission Notice!
NotIee % LoynI slnHe.Owners.

APPOINTEDBYTHE
j SeeretaFy Of War under ths 2lth section
g fne A Aes ma az SeasfT 81 T9S seTlsg
Jnly 18th, 1s66, in respect to slaves enlisted or
drafted into the military servIcs ofthe United
kensbprg. WeSt Virginia, on the twelfth day
Of December, 1866, and duly Organized a. per
directions from the War Department, do
hereby give notice to all Whom it may Con-
ceFn That said Commission viii sit In the
City Of PaTlZenburg. West Va, ON the l3th
day e % - ~ q ad as so5s tefefIss s2 t
campietiop Of an business partaantng To aid
Commission. Claimants for compensation
fuIiy Feuuested TO. forward their claims with
ne Tea4ired proof g PE94m1Ptly g Ray be.
siou P.IfkeFsbuEg. West Virginia. m
r FOR the Information OF those interested, We
respectfully invite their attention 70 the 1Pl-
IaWing Instructions received frOm the War
Firsf- HoTelatrrl ,sIH be Entertained unIesz
It = shown that the Slave yenlistedt or was
drafted. IN the Stale for which the Commis-
SION 4 appointed.
54t.Esseeond. NO claim VII VII BE- enteEtained
me I-lrty enlisted, Is based upon q sale or
transfer made subssqq 70 the dtafting or
.ssT;hi51i. K1eeat6rs, GuardIahs and Trustees,
must ale Win Claims made N behalf e the
IT ~, ~ III,
: slFoufflI CIaan1anfs wiIl- bs required 10
SiIs6 t6s s sodisl, fel whe@ t they calm COM
lpensafiou ssfFedl ,tsif -''F7e'i5 si-5s.
Z sFInh. Parties claiming compensation for
drafted a. q soldier, must dle q sspafats and
distinct claim for eotnpeEfsRtion IN each e9se-
me elaiu1ants valid title 2 IL u
slave at the time OF enlistment or dElfts and
the claimant active 1oy atty during the WaEs
TT7E-is MIITON p AAGTsS, Pres't Of Board
X !, - sROBsE s. BROWN, Meuah- o. bolLn1s
JOHN E.sCHLE1, NsfIao- OF E9iAEAa@
= ,FarlE E.-frYis - ~ - ~. .-as
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American Life Drops

For the speedy cure Of =
f't'= DI p TH Il n i a, l
Coughs. Colds. HoarseneS, Sore Throat, Bron-
@ chiffs Rheumatism, and all kindred
9e-a aF5T7F complaints
rS0R FIVE YEARS has THIS ARTICLE
been before the people, and the verdict
Feturneds nom every quarter, by the CON
snmers OF the half million bottles that have
been sold within thai time, Is, that
"IT ALWAE8 CURES" cssl .
Read the following. which Is only a sPeel-
men Of the many letterSWe are DAILY receive
ire: 10 -zsq aB6sroS. MASS, =
.ttORRIH SKrrsNER q Co-SIRs.-S0twith-
standing my general prejudice against pro:
pristAry Tor patent medicines was tndneed
10 buy two bottles Of the American LIE
Drors through tine high recomnaend4ton %
theTfl llJy a frIeFli As always curing DiptheTta.
Coughs, Colds, Sore T4lroat, BFonSatlss &C
Nv son, sixteen years ofhges was taken SUD
denly m with DfpthsEa, and could seareely
sneaE or swallow, his breathtnE WaS 80 Dad
we were much alarmed, but decided 70 txy
sfhe Life Drops before calling q physician. By
IlEfng the drops according 70 direction, he
vas soon relieved and the disease entirely
broken up. I let . friend sutfeTing with
rheumatism have one Of the bottles. he
avs the Life drops gave Immediate feliets
and aFJa the best mediCiue he ever uHedy a
family near him, suffering from Colds and
liberated Sore Throat, used some Of his, and
were curefl In a short time. since then lei
nv brother. physician have . part Of mine
aId with which hecured bad case Of DIP
liberia. he h constrained 10 aeknoWIeage
thaf tasS !: FS,aIs aEe ysa9ao4' ya4Is A.R ELDER
y The Iifs i)r1ps are CAREFULLY prepared %
- ~ ORRIN SKIM EH q GsO.l
s,fay Sole PToprietoES, sPrtngneids A[assss'
And nd5as 90 sslase1 20 ~ 8 %. New Yolk FaIIer.
Finch, & Co., Chicago, SenehaA a Aet1A@s. u ~
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RATE OF sURscRIPTIoNs.
RATES or ADVERTIsING
PREcEPr Am rRACrIcE.
" ATHES1AN STORY.

An ATHESIAN STORY.
In Athens, ere the sun OF fame had set.
Midst pomp and show and gazing crowds
Intent forever npon something new.
The mimic wonder of the stage TO view.
So, where the wide. extended circle spreads,
In gathered ranks its sea OF living heads.
the void arena claims the space below.
The seats were h1Ied but ere the. show
ss'.- began,
A stranger entered-'twas an aged man;
The polished young Athenians sat and
Eyed his confusion with side-Iong glance,
But kept their seats, nor rose on MS advance
Q for a burning blush Of deeper hue,
To mark the shame of that self-gloriouS crew.
How poor the produce Of fair !earnIng's tree,
Thnt bears no fruitsof sweet humanity
The growth Of arts and sciences, how vain
In hearts that feel not for another's painI
Not 50 the Spartan youth, whose SIMPLE
InstIiIed the plain but salutary rule -ha
OF kindness, and whose honest souls pre-
Truth to display to word.
These Spartan youths had their appointed
Apart from Attica's distinguished race, $50
And rose with one accord1 intent 70 prove
To honored age their duty and their love;
Nor did a Spartan youth his seat resume
TIL the old mar. found due and hitting room.
Then came the sentence OF reproof and
STAMPED With the sternnes5 of the ancient
days,
For, standing full amid the assembled crowd.
The venerable stranger cried aloud
HThe AthenianR learn their duty well. but lol
The SpartaDs practice what the Athentans
know" 20
The words,were good, and in ytrtuous
cause. .le :. st' -L-i - --i-
They Justly earned nations glad applause !
But we have sureF words of precept given
IN Gods own book, the words that came from
heaven: - . Il s... ....lgiy5
sEBe kind, be courteous be oil honor shown
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FrankIin InsniCranee COmpany
d - oF -.
DISItREcroks:


I. n. Loean, 7. p. ShaileroSs, J. g. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. H. Hobbs, Saml. hGSIel-
Ian. g. W. FEanEhelm, Jas n. Vance Ae4
Laughlln.s sFs - 81 ~ -
HIHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
= organized four yearz, and In that Time
done q successful business, Is still prepared
Co take risks ~ fair rates on Buildings of All
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EstRb-
lfshments Furniture, Steam Boats and Car%
goes ON the Western Rivers and Lakes
Thtse0mpany Offers superior Inducements
70 Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
DWELLINGS FuKnituTe, Barns and OOntents,tOr
~ is Snl srs 4 home 1nstitnfion, with the lar
geSt capital and surplus Of any company IN
In the State and composed OF some
nfnety-four stockholders, most OF whom n9sa
among our nest busineSS men, recommends
itself 10 the favorable conSideEatton Of the
InsuTing public, and sollelts then patronage.
Applications for insurance win be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
once, North side OF Monroe, bstwsen
Main and Market sts., Wheeling, W Va
over the Savings Institution Of W Wheeling.
No ARTHUR Secretary.
r SAAE5Il MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDELl, Vice President oel6
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RoTAT1oS OF CRoPs.-A writer in the
Coltntry Gentleman says: s'The great
object of rotation of'crops is stated
by high authority to be the securing
of the largest net return, while the ca
pabilities of the land are at the same
time maintained and increased. This
is maintained by a judieious selection
of the kind of crops, and careful ar
rangemeEit of tlIeir succession. Catrd
says this selection and arrangement
will be governed by climate, nature of
soil. and local position. BY the latter
he refers to market; but in this country
another equally Important element en-
.ters into the nature Of local position,
and that Is, the cost OF labor, which
varies much more in the different sec
tions of this country than It does in the
different parts Of England"
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The White Pine Compound,

ait was early in the spring OF 81 that this
compound was originated. member of my
family was afflicted with an irritation OF the
throat attended with dtsaSreeabla cough.
had for some months previous thou2ht Inat
a preparation having for It's basis the inside
bark of white pine might be 50 compounded
as tobe very useful in ndtseaSes OF the throa1
and lungs. To test the valne OF Il IN the case
alluded 20, comPoundeu sIlil1 g tiaLtity
and gave II in teaSpoon1uI doses The result
wSs exceedingly gIaufytng- Within TWO
ed the cough sTihsided and speedy cure
was Effected Soon after this, Isent some 10
a lady In Londonderry, n IL, WHO had been
occasioned by sudden cold, and had raised
mueuS streaked with bl cd. She soon found
ZEN ounces OF It and got well. J.. B. Clarke,
tEsQ. editor OF the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made trial of the same preparation In the
case OF a severe cold and was cured immedl-
atalY.- He was 50 highly pleased with the re-
suits, and so confident In success attending It's
sales, II PLACED 6etote the pniblic, that ne ne
send 1t abroad to benefit the suffering In
November, 1855, j nrsti advertised It under
years from that time there had been whole-
sailed In Manchester alone one hnndred DOL
lars worth, where II took the lead OF al the S
maintains that position. There Is good Eea-
son for this; It Is very soothing and healing
pleasant wifhal 70 the taste, and IS exceed
!As q remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrfValed. II
was not originated for that purpose; but a
person In using it for cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF a
Kidney difficulty of ten years standing. since
that accidental discovery many Thousands
have used It for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured"
The above was written by DR.. Poland. In
1850. Since then, as in Manchester, The
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
all Cough remedies, As well as = preparation
for the cureof Kidney difficulties in every c1ty
own, village and hamlet Throughout the
New England States.
This remedy Is as safe and pllPslntto take
as II is enectuRl. ---u.H
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i5;:r,aIsatsn,7wood ,Ists,7 !, a Cemetery..i


-StITIJATED F1ElNAT10SAE teS9eaDs
IS8miIes east OF the city, = EloS.. LS15S ioE
fnternenfs sale &nd1 1rlpIoyennenL0i q 49,
III IfesnfsInsSI acres Of iandi ana = ~ ., 01a
in ft,s TucSt TnodernI and tIL1EroSea ~ " Is
can be easily reached at al sesots ~ ~
TeIr by5flaS National Rod. andi lqES rsTi
fourtns OF the year by the Hem ne.t,sS to
Road II is perfectly and sSsI1,f X
be beautIhed by every 1rtety OF -
Ebery! public vault, chapel Srt1ne[l411 t4tSSt
Fountains ETC., to make It equ1At- 70 tne DSst
Tnral cemeteries In the country. ,,..-
fNAhaplepruYtsion Is also made 1oE ~ a.
li4FVennent order and care In pefpeLmAS.
Parsons deSirous Of PQrchaStngs los 81 81
hSaIninA the erounds with the SuperlnIetTt7 n
6enf who has plat, or secure them by SAit- Sit-
me II the ofiice OF the Secretary, on NAM
stFSs.Sf ~ over the Bank Of Wheeling. zyg -,
F5s{s6iis wishing 10 make 1ntermeniS WI
eali on me Secretary 70 obtain permits tnere-
6ory : - - -rTsa % Lee a = u, 5s,ll-t
Sets Z Of admission 70 zAotnoInefs akl1
vfsifnS vii 81 Issued by the Seereta!Iy. e-ssl
sBoXRp on OfRECTOItSs--A1 1sssSSl es4nsSSt
IeSaSi knts-R.-G -GBonhauit 81 4 = =
Rhod Sfohu O. C1dutla, GEO. ate llos-43 S9 -
TeIi kfmstrong, Geo. ASlAInLss3 ~ y. -
Iofan, EA HAIdrst = . -. = : ..Sts.s
sNREJ. GKIDpS LUNG AEsAaa4l .iA!.5ssI. iAskI
bttTHE RRRB G0U6H y 49, -
~ alTessup1raa {kErat - =
| fTIfS{f ffS6IE 6SSAalf -nzA---A - ssr-lzrSsr
KIDD, 4 YODER, DEugEstss
r.,sh- rr,vvlEfR ayoryEhara. tRn1-G
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me white Pine Compound

BronchitIs Splitting of Blood, and Pulmon-
AIRY Affections generally. It is a remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints. Diabetes,
Difficulty OF Eoi1ing Urine, bleeding Gom
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
cnnl lilaInLs- -
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The White Pine Compound,

So GEORGE w SWIFT N. D.,
PRoPRIEroR. '-
.d PREPARED AT THE
New England Botanical Depot,
l06 6HAsovER STREET, BosToNs
Under the Supervision of Rev. :. W. Poland.
IAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO., Wholesale
and Retain Agents c. H 0DBERT, wheel
ing. ]. d n. \. MERCER, Bellaires Ohio.
iebl5-eoMd&Mly - = = ..
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ssf.FnsflI and unnecessary punishment
"a forbid den by the laws 0fNeN Hamip-
shire. After right self.e1Rmlnatlono
Of my. past life, / am totally unable 70
ions any sin ofrommissfon or omission,
of suflcient magnitude to merit the1n-
fiiction OF such apunishment upon me
by my fellow citizens -
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....l !. 3. s ) aalfaifaI.
.hita Pine Connpound

rs NOW OFFERED TO oTHEAFFLICTED
/ throughout the country, amer having
been proved by the test of eleven years, IN
the New England States where IT'S merits
have become As well known as the tree from
which, in part, 1t deriyesits virtues.
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I'm editor Of the Concord [N. ~
Monitor, who has been talked of for
MAYOR of that city, after stating that he
does not like the work or the pay Of the
office. gives the following asa final
reason for declining the honor of being
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-14

STRAW AS FooD.ABe careful of the
straw. 1t is not very long since straw
was regarded as worthless upon half
the farms in the country. of late years
a different opinion has prevailed, and
1t is now generally recognized as an
Important assistant in the wintering of
stock. Mr.. Horsfall, a great authority
on agricultural matters, says: 81 am
satisfied that the most economical use
Of food rich in albuninous matter, is
together with straw or other materials
which are deffcient IN this sienent.Y
Mr.. MechiT another great autInot1ty, I
says SCI have long since adopted straw
a food. and should consider myself
tfooiishly uuprohtable 70 waste 1t use
! lesslv in opetf and wet farm-yafds.n y
The RlrdL ROrLd saysp t=1sStrawz when
early cut and properly cpredf NOT dried
;F3Iifg fSSiI- how neglected are Weabout the
.rIsri1r. S1e straw when it Is one ofifhe
| finest employments 4 There Is n fra
Rranca about such straw, and the pale
( 3reen tint. which makes Il a valuable.
] 1TIfl most pleasant fodder:'' Straw may
I be fed with advantage To all kinds Of
tstock, It Is exeellent 20 mix with meal
Tor feed with carrots, bests or turnipS
/ If straWGwas properly economizedy hay
would be much cheaper assd aia9
I fsf IL sga tefLsf ---las tri7Et- i..i i.l-l-
TAXING BEEs-Fhe whole arts Of
sstamIng bees, p Is embodied in the fol-
lowing; s4:..s. - - Ia 4gs
I. .1st, honey bee filled with liquid
sweets VIII never sting OF its own ac-
eorqs liz -fifts-IsfliIryl sllH - s.10Zs
| Z I'd. Bees; when frightened, viii gem
orally I'LL themselves with honey, and
\ ifgiVen liuuid sHeets Will invariably
accent them. r--t tf4,sr,(7zd -yFR on -
/ : Bees may Be rfghtened thus. .i.,zs,f,
- Isl. BybioWfng ppon them the smoke
| or Spunk. tobacco or cotton rags.
ID. BY confning them to the hive,
and rapping the sides of 1t lightly with
q small stick At first, the bees viii
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