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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

Two dry-goods clerks in the
same store, in Chicago, fell in love
with one Of their customers, a
young widow, and quarrelling
about her, agreed to settle it by q
duel. Arrived at the scene of
action-a lumber yard-the big
gest one refused to fight with pis-
tolls, lest he should afterwards be
hung for the murder of his oppo-
nent, and going in on his muscle,
got well licked. The little one
carried off the widow.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

STRANGE BUT TRUE.-How
strange that wheat is being shipp-
ed to New York for sale from one
side of the Coosa river, in Chero.
kee county, Alabama, while on the
other side of the same river and
the same county, the people are
drawing the rations contributed
by the citizens of New York
Such an anomaly does exist, we
are informed by reliable gentle
man just from that section.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

Gum chewers-a by no means
small class of juveniles-have, it
is said, been much disgusted late
ly at discovering that their rumi-
mating solace is not all that it
should be. 1t. is made of gum
tragacanth, resin and fat. The
last ingredient for economy's--
alas! not decency's-sake, is ex-
tracted from dead hogs, cats, dogs,
&c. Chewers will take warning
accordingly and eschew their dir
ty delight.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

Helper, a prominent Radical,
says: Son the premises of no
honorable private citizen; no law
fully convened public assembly
in no nationally moral or religious
society; in no decently kept hotel ;
in no restaurantworthy of the pa
tronage of white people; in no rep
utable store or shop; IN no place
whatever where any occupant or
visitor is of Caucasian blood
should the loathsome presence of
any negro'or negress ever be toll
Grated" Helper differs from
other Radicals by frankly express
ing his aversions. They agree
with him perfectly but are afraid
to say so.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15
A countryman, while here a day

A countryman, while here a day
or two since, lost keg of tar
He searched every nook and cor
ner but could not find it. As he
was about to turn cornerhe looked
up and saw what he thought to be
his lost keg. He made one grab at
the object, butit proved to be a
huge schignon," fastened to the
head of a female. He asked par.
don, explained himself, but was
not forgiven. ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15
[PrOprSetOs..
VOL. XW---NO. 2e.
Choice Scraps Of Politi-
cal History.

Thurlow Weed publishes the
following letter of Chief Justice
Chase to gentleman in Ohio:
DEAR SIR:-There is a greater
disposition to compromise than T
like to see. But l hope the best.
Half a dozen of the border State
gentlemen have been in our room
tonight. Etheridge and Stokes,
of Tennessee, Adams and Bristow,
of Kentucky, Gilmer, of North
Carolina, and others. I really
sympathize with them, but see no
reason why we should sacrifice
permanently a large power to-
help them for the purpose of gain
ing temporarily little one.
Yours cordially, S. P. CHASE.
Mr.. Horace Greeley has been so
unwi!sely frank and outspoken, as
to pen the following paragraphs,
with reference to the aspect Of af-
fairs Immediately preceding the
late war:
"Stocks were falling, business
paralyzed, local elections going
against us in Northern communi-
ties that had just given large ma
jorities for Lincoln, and all indus
trial prospects shrinking at the
prospect of a vast civil war. If
a poll could have then been taken
on the question, the free States
would have given a popular ma 4
jerity for the Crittendefr cempro-
mise. 1t was our task to stem
this heating torrent, and save the
nation from committing a great
crime"
We take it that not many per-
sons outside of Mr.. Greeley's par
ty, can appreciate the fastidious
morality of the last sentence In
the paragraph quoted.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

1t appears that Gen. Sickles has
issued an order authorizing the
marriage of white man, named
Thornton, to a negro woman, at
Fayetteville, North Carolina
The laws of that State forbid mis-
cegenation, and the Commander
of the District came to the rescue.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

SAGAcIoBs.-An old resident
about to start to Austin recently,
his ever-thoughtful better-half
packed a half-dozen shirts in his
valice; having the usual weakness
of his party, and knowing its aw-
ful high price at the capitol, he
concluded to carry a supply along,
so slipping up to his room he sly
ly removed five of the shirts and
slowed in their place five bottles
of San Antonio's best. A few
minutes before he was ready to.
start, his wife bethought her that
she had omitted to place a hair
brush among the other @fxins"
for the comfort of her liege lord /:
and SO she went up stairs to sup
ply the omission. On her return
she marched up in front of her
husband, and placing both her
hands lovingly on his shoulders
said: "My dear, don't you think
that by leaving out that other
shirt you could manage to crowd
another bottle of whiskey into
your valice ?''
OF course modification set In
at once, bnt still he obstinately
declined to comply with her re.
quest. AntO,aio E57,reas
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15
Teluple ot tte a1lasss.
MAGDALEN.

Lift her up, men, from her slumbers,
Lift her up gently, I pray,
Once she was stainless and lovely,
Sinless and fair as the dayl
But in the ways of the errlng,
Early her footsteps were led,
And her life's pathway was downward,
Noa0 she's at rest with the dead.
Turn the white face to the sunlight!
/. All! what cold beauty is therel
Cold as the statue in marble,
White and exquisitely fairl
Who, if they looked at the features
Boding the darkness within,
Oh! who could think of such beauty,
Linked to such hideous sin?
Smooth back the hair from the forehead,
Yellow and shining as gold;
Seel through the soft, silken n,eshes,
Sunshine wove in with each fold!
Somewhere have seen, ] remember,
A face that was strangely like thisl
All! know now-one sweet summer,
Sweet with delirious blissl
Now when look back toward it.
That sweetest summer life
How my heart stirs with emotionl
Tears and my pride are at strife.
She that knew was as sinless,
Pure and as good as child,
Is this her life-wreck before me,
Sin-tarnished, scorned and defiled!
Oh! what story of sorrow,
Clings to this wreck of soul
Trial, temptation, and struggles
'Gainst fate too stsrn to controll
Is there mist DER the morning?
Somehow my sight has grown dim
While have looked on this pale face,
Sad as burial hymni
Cover the face from the sunlight
Hide her away from the day;
God in His merciful pity,
Gran. her His pardon Iprayl
Great was her sin and her error
God has more pity than men,
he can forgive all the SHINING
Of even poor Magdalen.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

Henry Ward Beecher delivered
a sermon in Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn, on Sunday evening, on
the "Nobility of Labor in which
he said that more public men of
eminence had started from the
business Of type-setting than
probably any other occupation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

In Louisville, the other day, a
son whipped his father for marry
ing the second time. A reversal
Of the usual posture of affairs on
such occasions.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15
The Jackson Wig of the I'll

The Jackson Whig of the 7th
says
That twenty-seven hundred
honest men in this county, have
resolved to spot every man, white
and black, who voted for Brown
low and to keep them enslaved.-
Let the infamous rascals call this
prescription, or whatever they
please. We call it retalaation.-
Our people have borne the infa-
nous conduct of these scoundrels
long enough, and are determined
to take revenge by neither asso-
ciating or trading with them here
after.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

A New York paper says that
suicide is becoming alarmingly
prevalent in that city. We fear
there are few cities where it could
prevail with greater advantage to
the world at large
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

1t is generally well known that
Butler is cross eyed. The Louis
vile Courier says that the misfor-
tune happened to him while at
tempting to steal two cppositely
located spoons at once.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

1t is said that Massachusetts is
worse than New York, or France,
in the crime of foeticide.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

The Bank Of England is wor-
ried by a surplus of thirty mil
lions of gold. ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

The corn crops in the prairie
counties Of Mississippi promise a.
bundantly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

, a pretty Cincinnati young lady
has eloped with the negro man.
servant.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

The Faher family have been
making pencils since 1910, and
have made many fortunes out of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-08-15

A Montreal lad Of fifteen mar
ried his brothers mother-in-law Of
fifty.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-08-15

When used according to directions, war
ranted to make II pair Of Boots or Shoes
wear mt least one third lsnger than by the
use OF any other preparation that cap he
applied. while the justly celebrated OIL
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-08-15
Vegetable SicaianAaI Remover

Vegetable SiciianAail Remover
Has stood the test Of seves years
trial by the public !; and no prepN-
ration for the hCsjs. get discovered
sCiH produce the same beneficial
results. IL a ssesO sciestitac Glis-
cOves-y,t comb ississO the most pOsCes.-
fMI and restorative agents in the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. It restOres
GRAY MAR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1t makes the scalp
sClttte and clean; cures daasslrM7f
hair and eOiH make it gvOsO upon
bald heads, eEccpt IN Ves.N aired
persons, az tt Turntables the nstrj-
tive principle bU tUAtch the hair
e. f,sOaSrished and sssppOrteI. IT
makes the hair moist, soft. ANIL
glossy, and II usasN5.2GsSey as d
HAIR DRESSING. IL 70 the cheapest
1pre1p4TlgtiU3s eCe3. offered to tho
public, as ore bottle. Wiu accOne-
3)Liyh more and last longer than
three bottles Of any other prepare
tiOn. l
II II recommended and tssez 81
the First. Medical Authority 5
The sUOades.fMl results produced
1y our Sica1ia,s Hs.r Kenesees
tssre preparations for the HteiT,
usseler UHriOsss names J; aid IN.
OTtser 20 assOsSce INe CT0Nc ana tnS
puOttc 70 psrchgse their corn
toOes7steS, C1eD mare 1'eSOTeeu 20 11I@c-
hoods, bv CLHi31si1eN then tCeTO
! !.s:. ..,n ~. q, .t. ere cor,
their Orcparatio,. ssas similar. to
ours. Do not be dccejUeH bu tIen,l
Purchase the original ~ hos
sseUer been eqszlksd. orr !see0ttse
~ thu Assfft urn cefS!jlcGteas 6ege
f1sce bu mail. See that each bottle
he e es e, see e. esssss 81 fMs os
49, -. ~. St,y1irs,. an . ,5'9 N ses
c10 VIZ sssssesses0seos
r. p. Hall & Co., Prop's, Noshua, az n.
MI -, ~ y,,,.ocf.sa .sd y,er,e,, =, MedIcne
n. n. e00H cNle A0A III.
Asens ser SO = erss- = esseTA ssssss IS
myl.a Wy. " =.
rA1, pr1r, I'd 8
INC ne hhndsrs,~re "a hav,n. re.oved "a III Nev
Ball ding, Wsst Of iae Otanns Houss. knewn 81 ths
sign Of
NAN HOLDING A3WATCH. y
wh e.. th.y I'm !. .dy Z ! Zine, !. s,i, ft
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No. f0,.south Canal 81, CHICAGO, Ill
Keep constantly on hand 4. 8, g., 10, I2.
IS. 20, Is ard 80 horse power Portable En-
.gines. Also, Stationary Engines Of all
sizes. Call or write for circulars.
june2Sdw0m1 Nm - lE0
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Testi1aaon1alD.

a vsyy large number ~ important sesfemcne1n
Anre already been rscetrsl from Thasici!ms, Cyer-
Ovnsen, Apofhecartcs, and, indeed, fOsn all cldsssQ
5n society, spenking In chs most sGttssIng terms ~
ne Wade riMs Compound. fl5t
Dr.. NICHOLS, ef NorsAjS ~, snyss E8s
n Ind tbs Whise rine Compound 70 be rc,y -
eacious not only so coughs ans, cfier p,irsoic rtss.
sions bts also in GCe,fions Of the kidneys. deejv
~ tte stomach, a,tt other Kindred organs" -.
Zen. '. \. CHAsE, Of Rsmmty, N r., scfSesss
q I AarS Jor years fygafase. gour Whss, I1n1
Compound a. an isralai5ie remedy. r can truly
say bhat Isegard Is eren more cacfous and sNat
WnbIe tran elee. hare Just t teen TIE ConpSNnA
Esr cold, aud Is works ctafrningiy." = 4
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rs BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS

70 all the principal points East for sale At the Of
ices u the Compsny in OFT umws r ddyville Oska
loosa, Pella, Monroe, and Des Moines, and for ~
points w esi at the Depot Ti.ket ONCE; Keokuk
GEO. WILLIAMS, Ssspt.
JOHN GIVEN. Gen. ticket Agt.
Dec. II. ,66-dwtf ssstf. ~ ~
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.38st IS {fss9 |ssfg,s e1-A,.AI1A1fS 1'ss -o -
Heartburn, Palpitation, and a most won-
derfull aa
Cure and Preventative Of
FEVER x; AGUEl
1--WE advise all who are troubled with
this fearful malady to always keep the
Powders on hand ready for Immediate use)
Here are q few important particulars:
lst-They are the Great Specific for ell
Bilious AffectioTis Il sltff48 DILL
Ai.-They nFo the Only known remedy
that will cure LIVER Complaint.
3d.-They,are the only known remedy
that will cure Constipation.
4th.-The Powders are SO thorough in
their operation that one package will be
all that the majority of those using them
will require to effect cure.
9Th They are mild and p1easan',
the most effectual cathartic known. rH
6th.-~They are the che nest and best mea
tcine extant, as they gan + sent by mail
to any part Of the globe, for tn ii"e. SO
cents. tf4 @'i8 q
ClfcnIArx cantaing certificates. Informal
ton, DC. sent to- any part iDf the world
Sold by ali Druggists, ), BY nation aips.,
p'ication to s4i1 t70d ~
&C. CLARK & CO.,
General Agents, New Haven, Conn.
Price so cents per Box.
Sold by Taylor Blake q Co., OtAmWa,
Iowa. Nov. ~. 1865, -d&w1y.
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0rFlCHAL NOTICE
E,ate OF lows, once Of sec'y Of state, |

State OF lows. once Of sec'v or state. |
Des Moines, June %, 1857.
The following proposition to amend the
Constitution Of the State Of Iowa. having
heen duly adopted nv both Houses ,,f the
TO tho Legislature to be chosen atthe gem
eral election Of 1867, is hereby published
pursuant to the provisions Of chapter 1ol.
ED. WRIGHT. sec'y of state
A proposal to amend the Constitution u
the, State Of Io,cd.
Be it resolved by The Genera, Assembly
Of the State Of Io,ca That thu 70 allowing
State of Iowa, are hereby proposed:
lst. Strike the word .white" from ~
ton of article 2 thereof.
I'd. Strike the word white from ses-
ton SO, ofarticle 3 thereof.
Sd. strike the word white nom eos-
ton 81 Of article 8 thereof. FRk,
eth. Strike the word white" rom seq
ton So, of article 3 thereof c l3t4sHa
sth. Strike the word white from SEE
ton l, of article 6 thereof
9Th. Add to section 5, Of article 3. the fol.
lowing words: Nor shall any person who
has committed, or may hereafter commit,
the crime of treason against the United
for the purpose of avoiding any military
CONSUMPTION draft ordered bv the au-
thority of the United States, or this State,
be en- titledto the privileges Of An elector,
or qualified to hold any office, under the
Constitution and laws of this State. In
order that the provisions OF this section
may be effectually enforced. the Legisla-
ture may, by law, prescribe 4 suitable
oath TO be taken under such limitations AZ
it may deem proper, by persons offering
to qualify for Office or to- vote. to the effect
that they are not subject to the disabilities
Of this section.
Slate 81 1owa,lai
ONCE Of Secretary Of State.
I. Ed. Wright, Secretary Of State of the
State of Iowa, fcertifv that the, foregoing
resolution is inaccurate copy Of the orig
inal resolution on Ale in this. Office. ~,
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the Official seal
of the State of Iowa. Done at .Des Moinee
this oath day Of June, 4. D.. 1857
LIS. ED. WRIGHT,
Secretary Of Stats
July2, 1s67-dAw till Oct3 sss 50
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! Confidential

III ANVOtNW4A 4 ANJIN
For the MARRIED!
Sent Free, in sealed
envelope. on receipt
ct 10 Gents Address
+, DR.. e. b. FOOTE.
(authOr of Medical
Common Sense. -
Book 400 pages, SO
sent by fnail). No.
1lO Lexin8ton Ave.
cor. Of East 18th st. ,
n. Y.
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100
$lOO REw. ARD
For i medicine that will cnrs
Il COUGHS, ts5st
INFLUENZA,
TICKLING in the THROAT,
WIIOOPING COUGH,
3 go clsotSNsUMpT1VE GoUGHs,
7 s' ceeoE's coUHlBALsAMi
Over One Million Bottles
have been sold and not q single instance
Of its failure is known We have, in our
possession, any quantity Of Certitica es,
some Of them from
EMINENT PHYSICIANS
who have used il in their practice, and Civ
en- II the pre-euninence over every other
compound.
i does not. dry 10 q Couch
but ~ ss',5-sa
.LOOsENs IT.
60 az % enable the patient to expectorats
Two Or three doses
VA 1rcarai6ly Care Tickling IN the
~ ts Throat
A half bottle has often completely cures
the most Stubborn Tough, and yet, ii is
sure and spsedyin its operation, 1t is per-
iectly harmless. being purely vegetable.
II is very agreeable to the taste, and may
be administered TO children at any age.
In cases Of GROUP we win gaarante.
. cure, II taken inseason. 3
No Family should be without il
Iii within the reach Of all, IL being the
cheapest and best medicine extant.
G. g. CLARK 4 Co. Projectors
NEW HAVEN, conn.
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WAY WITH
UNCOMFORTABLE

al .TRUSHES.
Com fort and cure for
the Rstptnred. III Sent
postpaid on receipt
Of 10 cents. Address
Dr.. r. B. FOOTE,
No. ITO Lexington
Avenue, Cor. Of East
18th St: n. Y. N
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WANTED, AGENTS.

M1AA MADE FROM $sss IS in FIVE
Wl49 DAYS! or $2S from 1850 in one
day. andno humbug. Exclusive territo-
ry GIVEN. Entirely new business. Send
STANG for particulars.
DOANE 4 MASSEY.
tens06Aa0f ~ Olive - ~ Leais, ~.
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TOLEDO, WABASH 4 WESTERN

RAILWAY, (.
From Keokuk, Iowa, to all Points
EAST, NORTH and SOUTH,
No change Of {. ors from Toledo to the MIS-
slssippi River. fs4f# .g.sf,sss Fsf.t s3%
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- II was carly In the spring ofis55 that this Csm-
pound was originated. A member ofmy family WAS
afflicted with an irritation of the throat attended
with disagreeable cough. bad fer sc,ne months
previous thought that re psration, having for 10
hasis the tnsic bark Of white pine, might be 20 COM
ponncd to be very useful 10 ofthc throat
aud lungs. To test the value Of It IN the case al
luded to, compounded small quantity Of tho
medicine that had been planning, and gave It n
teaspoonfni doses. The result was exceedingly
gratifying. Within two days the irritation Of the
throat was removed, the cough subsidized, and .
speedy cure was effected. Soon after this ! sent
come to lady in Londonderry, N. H.. who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough,
sccasioned by . sudden cold, and had raised nutus
streaked with blood. She soon found relief. and
sent for more. She took about ten Dances Of IL,
and got we'll J. B. CLARK, Esq. editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirror, made . trial Of the came
preparation IN the case Of severe cold. aud was
cured immediately. He was 90 highly pleased with
che results, and 90 son6dcnt Of su:cess attending
It, sales II placed before the pubiis, That ne finally
persnadsd melto give Il nazns end send Il abroad
- benefit the suaering."i M +
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From JaArs ). norr.

DRADroRD, ". r., September, fe0A
m. POLAND. IN the Fall or 1857 sooS o reyv
stolsat cold. tshich brought ono rcry serers eo,yk
DnSn IL the S. md Lungs, aud rrsil7 blood xcaS
also fsry bIv afflicted tcith that sroublesoma dis
ease - tie Xit,ev CompAiat. For the three yeaye
east hare been gerry hssch ttowbl uifh MY throde
and 70, choksng ~, immense sight,
scitA bid cough avcr raising hood lJct that my
films here must Be abort nDcss GET relief 1s
Spring, ftOas induced Ia tryvoar Write Zine Com
pound tAoMyA my tith IL St fcas small. Re - NY
sras better. the Gey trouble also and co,si! rest
aiO.ss ,siihonf choslng ~, aud r,isiaJ ns,cA.
Aipe taken sseIyty three bottles, and feeling ke
so 70 add nat my f,sser's .f.mtrv /, t,e,fns1
% e2rssmption. my acs, mother, and tseo sisesrs
having Died II 4. ti2'.s
me White Pine Compound, adrersised 9s length
n columns, MT only ~ 10 Sts SnritiI,9,
but IS a highly approred medicine. Or. !. ". Pos
lind, the inct nsor, has The colene Of shs ming
scho k,.op hin. con5dente rtsch Re enjoyed ukits
kto0rin1 ussfuHy many yeirs as baptist mintster.
His expcrjehee az q sufferer led him TO Spske -.
periaets trhich issued 81 his Nseic4n discoVerv.-
Boston W atciiman and Reflector.
"A HALUAskE MEDfcYvE.-Dr. polnn6ss Wnfes
Pine Compound, adrerfised ~ 0wr columns, T. sss
cessfuI attempt 70 combine and apply the medicinal
vivSnss cr tae White Ifne btrk.I I Aas been th0r-
QUICKLY tested Iy people in this city and ricinity. and
the proprietor has tesfihsonSdts 70 10 value from
psrs0ns irs1 kDocD 20 our cifiseDs. We Sccosp-
ehJ iA trial in NIL those cases Of dsease TO schicA
II adapted. It's FOR sale ~ aiS 0wS druggSsgs. 80
New York independent.
The White Pine Compound
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-04
styling and Feeding Pigs.

Pigs require dry floors, fresh air and
cleanliness Foul air encourages disease !
COLI air consumes food in making heat, that
ought to make tat. Ii would not bo proc'
ticable TO put in growing store to take
fat, nor would it bo judicious to put in a
coarse dwat to make a good bacon hog
You must have full.srown, iair-condi,
toned animal, possessing at least some OF
the principal points to which we have al
ready alluded, aud with this aud proper
attention, il is nat easy 20 eoneolra the
rapidity with which pig will huon'
There should not be more than six kept III
ono sty. The farmer has five principal IN
gradients for this purpose, viz. g,ain, po-
tatoes, Swodes, mangelS and cabbage. The
ruots we'll boiled. and we'll bruised, the
grain also we'll boiled take equal parts OF
Indian and oatmeal, aud any OF th" grains
mentioned you may have, as crushed beans
peas. vetches, rye or barley, with a littl,
pollard and salt, made in thick Cruel, added
TO the roots, aud left to ferment and sour
aud always given in a lukewOrm state a
regular hours three times day. The lcs'
excitement Of annoyance the better, and
desire for sloth aud sleep encouraged b!
watching his comforts, and the words max
applicable that are sometimes used Wit
some casy-going aud quiet disposition.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-04

Let our farmers remember. that to have
their COWS MIXED indiscriminately by any
OF the members Of the family is loss.
Keep a regular mixer for each COW, or one
for ALL il not too many. Do not change.
Milk as fast as possible. Experience proves
perfectly quiet and contented. Mi k at
regular hours let those be nearly or quit
eaui-distant-say twelve hours betW NJ
each milking. Then there will be no strain
Ing Of the bag by over distenton. These
are points which good dairymen always
observe. Most Of all, do not walk YOU
COWS great distance. nor drive them fast
Rural lRor'd,