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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-02

The subscriber, residing at Kirkyille,
Iowa, desires 10 announce 10 Millers, that
he il now prepared to make now, or dress
old Picks. superior 70 the same kind Of
work obtained farthe east.
L WORT from o distance can be shipped
by express care of HENRY d HAW, OF
tImwa. Iowa. All work warranted.
iune15- WY, N. STRAWN.
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Farmers Attention.

l offer to both Reap and Nov, with
the John P. Nanny Combined Reap,
or \ Mower, against any and al two
wheeled combined machines for sale
at, or that may be brought to Ottum-
VIA for sale. More particularly do /,
solicit competition Of this nature
from the Buckeye, aud Excelsior
Combined Machines, giving them
both choice Of ground, and viii
meet them any day, both in grain and
grass, they may appoint within rsae
sonable distance Of Ottumwa. u
gSs& = M crrrA
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| slss.sss t6gSkcssa tssoH lli s:ss
Fstmsxsa and Mechepios eassimerr t3Ff5s
York and Everett Cottonades 2ea3el
Keetucky Jeanssufsd1 "a sas,
Denims !, 3Os36
Ticks d9SSL Hn1dh / 3Sa4R
Cotton Yarns 4 4 samd5gssI SO
Seamless Sua,s ssI Bags adet asyoo bas q
HARDWARE AND IR1Nl.T -
Bar Iron I. wholesAls, sf5a Is Retail.
Horse shoe Bar com d -. ~.
Nails $50, rates, tyiFfs 5''aife'n'
Window Glass IS per centUAs
Nail Rods Norway II Wholesale Ia RETAIL
rhimol' sssinf sls slp tyss tsf :s's.is
burdens Horse shoesT Iiay S.D0 Der kes,
Northwestern Horse ils,,se9 2sas2
Putnam's a;ts;n go ,3eass
LEATHER AT VIII, LksA 4.
Oak Upper per foot I, VI ssoa hw@ss
!. KIP KIP :. pgsnd ana,d na eloo@iao
HARNESS = II ffR 9t9A4iH r'SS>41@
Hemlock p. A.lscls pr pound qsS@sS
French CAR saft ii y braEbnds .s,ss "a, e
" Kip as8ssi1 ~gfto# 15Se7SS
Retail prices shade higher than
the above. EFT fEo'3t'sY ''sng
'iiH Drugs. ,.g 81
Drug market, corrected weekly by.
Hinsey, Lewis 4 60, 43sun.p y !,
Therelhas beena material adyar CO
in Quinine. hgitl 4 attayn J
~ .4ssKEFsr A fyMks4
Trade has been moderately active
for the past week. There has not
been much change in,priees. y
We quote q few leading Articles. "a
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GROCERIES.
CoTToN-YARNN.
SALT,
GLASS
aud QUEENSWARE.

We shall al r. avs adhere 10 the principle
upon which we commenced Of selling all
Kinds of Goods upon their merit and at
uniform low prices, and never misrepre
senting any article to effect . sale. Our
stock Is most complete and worthy your
inspection. We snail be pleased TO see
assd show you our goods. Hoping to
meet. the coming season, all our old GUS
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Domestic Depart

Bleached and Brc wn Cotton ana beet
ings iugreat varieties.
Cloths and Cassiweres for Mems and
Boys wear.
CoTToNADEs, DENNIS, STRIPES,
Ticks, OsNABERas AND DRILLs.
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Fenian Brotherhoo
J' June go Il 'es d&w. lVy II

The SILVER CoRNFr BAND.-This
institution is going to celebrate the
4th in Taylor T. Blake's Hall, with
dancing and general amusement, in
the afternoon, as they are engaged
with the Fire Company in the morn
ing Programmes will be out soon,
and published in tomorrow's Cou-
RIER.ge
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAR
st a41 KET. fsgsaiDg baa 4

ID lafa .l,tea Chioagss June 30.
Reseiptszc attic. ~ ears;hogs, s24
cars; sheep5 cars, ,.,t, 7l'es
Cattle-Extra, $S,5O(08,75; fair to
good, Sc, 00@7, 25; Stockers, g, OO@N
25..ail9Hi ''ssl DtsH ss7'feA' - :
Hogs-Extra, ss,OoC9$s, 10; good.
70 choice, 81, 62l(9 ,S7s. glls,,sl,
Sheep Choice, "A, tx 90, good,
81, 0O(14,50: tndf LII ~ 20 d.
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tGHIOAGoFMARKEzS. I,

~ y p Chicago, juno 80
Flour very duh low grades to.
choice spring extras 5000 DID, 90;
springlsupers 8, 0O07 ,75apo,l hsst9,1
4, Wheat unsettled and higher, COM
bipation etfecting settlements ct b.
1902. 20 for No 2 spring. ii ag
hn Corn in fair demand but STEADY at
8ia@S5 tor No. A.; 82a982l for
No. z. Iii iaaF ali ug llsgai4 t,3 g4 u
Oats moderately active ard steady
at 64t. Z, s,.,s.,., Nd q
Rye neglected. !, - Jaae3
Barley nominal. y 2 ,fs
tProvisionsldull.d % 5ai,9s
Pork nominal IT "a, 0@2775.
Lard dull ct 15t summer rehdered
15!@l5a prime winter,
Shoulders duh, Ill asked, II bid.
Y Lake freights dull and steady, 4c
for corn to Bnffalo.p4 y NI9la
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Worcester is still going a head
We understand that he is fitting up to
grind his paints and leads by steam
power. His prepared paints are
sold BY at least SO respectable Drug
gists in rs many of the principle
towns of Iowa aud Illinois. He also
- reputation as q sign and orna-
Aal painter that is rather unusu-
.iis just now at work on nine
.ra boards for the city Of Bur-
iich no doubt will be fin
a.; the best style.
sss's 1868 d&w1t.
s's7,At 8 o'clock, Tuesday
snsy 2Oth, 1868, by Rev. J.
= eng ga.she residence Of tho
Its IN aANr. Josrru H,,a.,
essan bera:sesad Mrs. Sara.
atl,cr Fan, thru
~ Washington, y.
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BEATS THEM ALL. - Wherever
"Barrett's Hair Restorative is in
troduccd, it is irving all others from
the market. Nothing like it.
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We are, Respectfully,
w. G. MOSS. jr., 4 co.
April "a, -d4wly.
& BOILER FOR SALE

ONE TlETEEN nORsE POwER
Steam Engine, with Boiler, Smoke Stack,
Hot and Cold Water Pumps all complete
and in good running order. Will be sold
low for cash. Can le seen in operation On
applying To II. Eaton & Co., tsttumwa'
Iowa.
apri7 -d&wtf.
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WOOLI

Wool is coming in rapidly. We
have no changes to report, and sub
nit our last weeks quotations:
Washed g 34042 !,
Unwashed 4 aaoif'i 18927 .a.'
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HOSIERY and GLOVE
DEPARTMENT.

We Keep all the best makes Of German
and English Hosiery. high and low cost.
The best MAKES OF Kid Gloves. Allan
DER, DESIRES d JusTIN's. Also, SILK.
Lisle and Cotton Gloves, Lace Mitts &c.
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PAINTS AND HEAvY q

The following are the quotations
for the leading articles in the line of
Family Groceries, Provisions, Grain,
Hides prodnco 10 n &{3fit. 4 H3f3tfs'f
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| 4 4. i The children IL, ,ssY4 ~ ae,l
\ Sec. sl3. Any county paying the ex.
| .penges for the commitment and sup
port Of an insane person in the HOspi-
tal shall have the right TO recover the
full amount thereof with interest and
costs, Of the coNnty of his legal settle
ment; ard the insane peIsons i. Of suf
fcient ability TO pay the same and any
relative obligated by law to maintain
him shall be liable tor al expenses paid
by any county a. other cases.
Sec. Ia The county Judge o. cir
emit Judge may allow the commissioners
Iappointed under, the, third section Of
| this act for making the examination
and report therein required, q fee OF
two. dollars each, and to the physician
lin addition five cents q mile fol, travel
each way, 80 be paid from the county
Sec. is. The county Judge OF Hen,
ryteoupty,pr circuit judge, for hearing
and determining each case provided
| for in tenth section Of this act, shall be
entitled to receive a, foe Of two dollars
land the same sum shall be, allowed to
each Of the commissioners appointed
under said, section, to be paid BY the
person making the application.
Sec. l6. The twelfth and thirteenth
sections Of the act TO which this is an
addition, and 80 much .of the tenth
section Of the said act as is inconais-
tent herewith il hereby refealed :
Approved April s, 1868.
| N, STATE OF IOWA,
OFFIcE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
Des Moines May !, 1868.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing is
. true copy Of the original roll now on
/ file in this office. s,4s
ED. WRIGHT Sec'Y of State.
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MILL PICKS.

June ls, .w3w
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n EarA prYsuEn WraTrnN EvsTrM
~ ~ r .s,sc w,rr.o,r, 4 .nr a t,.r,
", valuable system that has stood,
the test 81 years il The hands OF Tan.
l n vu y when al other met hods, or. al.
legged improvements, have failed TO
become practical., and disappeared
from public notice. \, II 49,.
Th ~ .rstam. called 4 usu,table E,x.
osla;or T.n;nrn va inyante "a And
narf ESs Y .after 'mauv ,vears experi.
mantinu on the. Prairie Of, Illinoiss,.l
and snellv .ecnradg undar ME- , lsss; u
patents BY Geo. w. Hatch of Prince
ton, Bureau county, Illinois, who
is IS d practical scientific Tanner Of
over 30 years experience At the trades
There is . firm Of Tanners I'M this
ydurg thriving city Of Ottumws,
lows, who organized last fall and
bought the right 6f Mr. Hatch for
this city, ana Dc there has been any
number of worthless methods STAN
DsdiHpl theo country for wears back .
that nave failed and preiudioedi the
Cublic osImind the gentlemen com.
prisinr EsAis firm, took proper meas,
,ufcs % satisfy themselves, that this
system wsslall right befors roinr to
much, expense. They ordered boot,
shn. and, harness leather from the
aExcelsior Tannery'' in Princeton,
,,ranned bv this svstem. They work.
3, $3.50. g, ~. ,a.th ~ .nd t.stod l. tbor
arrhlv = 'vesr Thov also Tanned
l l;+tle M : sma a. sc.lo f;rst Il, testi
t 4 IS and became well salts.
sad shat the svstem, was ali that M.
.rI..oL cls;mod = = Ia and that = =
fsct nrodncas sunorior' leather Of all.
AssSSs II ~+N~S~rf s-~r-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-01-31

AN EXCELLENT CEMENT.-Five years
ago., We applied cement, composed Of
white lead paint, whiting and dry white
sand, to small tin roof that leaked like
sieve; it 5000 became nearly as hard as
stone, has never scaled off, and has KEEP,
the roof since thee perfectly tiab. 1t was
put on about the consistency of thin putty
Slater's cement for stopping leaks around
ohimueys is composed Of linseed oil, whit.
ing, ground glass, and some brick dust -
1t Is good Gem Mt for this purpose; also
for closing the joints of stone steps to
houses. Scientific American.
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nEM0REST'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
IL universally acknowledged the Model Paror Maga-
zine of America; devoted to Original Stories Poems,
Sketches Architecture and Model Cottages Household
Matters Gems of Thought Personal and Literary Gossip
includng special departments Fashions, instructions
on Health, Music, Amusements, ETC.; all by tho bes
authors, and profuseIy illustrated with costly
Engravings 0ul size), useful and reliable Patterns
Embroderies, and constant succession of artistic
ties with other useful and entertaining literature
No person Of refinement economical housewife or lady
Of taste afford TO do without the model monthly
Single copies 30 cents; back numbers, specimens 10
uents either mailed free. Yearly So, with valuable
premium; two copies, $780, three copies, 81 50 five
copies, S2 and splendid premiums for clubs s3 each
with the first premiums to each subscriber.
AS-A new Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine for 90
subscribers ut s. each.
Address W. JENNINGS DEMOREsT,
473 Broadway New York.
Dsmorests Monthly and Young America, together, y
With the premiums for each pov22
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SALvE FOR FROST BITES. The fol
lowing is said to be the receipt for Wah,
ler's Frost Salve, so long known and val
ued in Germany, but the receipt for which
has been kept secret till recently purchas-
ed by the government of the kingdom OF
Wurtemburg, and made public :-Twen
ty.four ounces mutton tallow, twenty-four
ounces hogs lard, four ounces peroxyde
of iron Cred iron rust) four ounces Venice
turpentine, two ounces oil Of bergamot,
two ounces bole armenian, rubbed to a
paste with olive oil. Heat together the
tallow, lard, and iron rust, iu an iron yes
sci, stirring with an iron spoon constantly
till the mass assumes perfectly black
color; then add gradually the other ingre-
dents, stirring till well mixed. 1t is
applied upon linen, daily, end its effect
upon even the most painful frost sores is
most extraordinary. In all probability.
for other wounds it would also be an excel
lent application.
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lent application.

The TEETH OF The HORSE. "A horse
has forty teeth--twenty-four double teeth,
Or grinders, four tushes.or single file teeth,
and twelve front teeth, called gatherers.
As general thing, mares have 10 t,lshas.
Between two and three years old, Tie colt
sheds bis four middle teeth-two above
and two below. After three years old
two other teeth are changed, one on each
side of those formerly sled he now has
eight colts teeth, and eight horse teeth,
when four Years of age he cuts four new
teeth. AT FIVE years old the horse sheds
his remaining colts teeth, four in mum
Der, when his tusbes appear. At six
y ars of age his tushes are up, appearing
white, small and sharp while small cir
Gle of young growing teeth is observable.
The mouth is now complete. At eight
years Of age the teeth have filled up, the
horse is aged, and his mouth is said to
be full. av
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FROZEN POTATOES AN exchange pa
per Informs MS how to save frozen potatoes,
which farmers may End useful, viz: eft
your potatoes freeze in the cellar, don't
wait for tbom to thaw, but throw them
into conical heap, either whore they are
or in the open air, and cover them with
dirt, straw, shayings, old clothes or chat,
packed tight with them, and they are safe,
The cover will prevent sudden change,
which causes all the mischief. / have
saved frozen potatoes in this way it
may be new to some of your readers,
aud may be Of use tothem, as il hrs been
"a me. - ~ s. 80 * s-si
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Agricultural, Housekeeping & Building
HARDWARE,
No. 1856 NORTH GAY ST, BALrIMoR

Calls particular attention to his stock Of S. which
he recommend as ny tile best In the market, and
for the quality Of which be refers to those who have used
ths<a. ApN A1
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NOTICE

THE Public will please notice that they can
i reach by an excellent road at Glen Cove,
on the Tide Water Canal, full assortment OF
LII M 3 Err,
SHINGLES, LATHS,
s.- PALINGS. PICKETS, &c.,
Bonedust, Peruvian & Mexican Guano
Moro Phillips and Baugh's Phosphates etc
Lime from the kilns and Burnt Lime when or
dered. ~ E
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Fish, Salt, Tar, &C., superior quality of Balti
more COmp"ny's, Lyken's Valley, Anthracite
and best Cumberland blacksmith
q O A l.. t4@
Also, at our Iron Store, near Darlington,
Iron, Steel Nails, Spikes, Castings, Hubs,
Spokes, Fellows Hardware, &C ut rates as low
as they can be purchased in the State.
We have the agency for Duponps celebrated
Blasting and Spo ting POWDER. which we will
furnish to dealers at manufacturers pricts.-
Also. the hest CAST STEEL for edge tool and
mining purposes. era. .a. s .n
All communications by mail, to Darlington
Posi- Office, shall bav. prompt attention by
febl r |. JACKSON x co.
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q. WHITMAN d SONS,
Nos. % G. "A s. Calvert street, Baltimore.
y fs Manufacturers Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHIN e RY.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS y AGRICULTURAL
.-5tt > Nv HARDWARE. t g
SO UTHERN A GENTS FOR
buckeye" Moving and Reapng Machines.
Wagoner's Celebrated Grain and Guano Drills.
"Amercann Sugar Mills and Evaporators.
The "sweepstakes" Threshers and Cleaners
Grants Grain Cradles. ~.
The Celebrated maryland Wheel Horse Rakes..
Montgomerys Rockaway Wheat Fans. -
The "Keystone" Cider Mills. 49,, -
Huchnsons Family Wine and Cider Mills, and gene
raj stock of implements and Machinery embracing
ly every variety in Use, re "a efs
The above Machines have all Of the latest improve
ments and confidently recommended the best Of
the kind in the country. -Fk a
HH- Repairing parts Of any Of the above Machinery
furnished, and Machines repaired at short notice.
We have large and carefully selected stock oil
GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOW Err SEEDS,
which we confidently recommend fresh and genuine
Send of Seed Catalogues giving practical d
rectons for planting all varieties Of seeds. --
Garden and Flower Seed forwarded by mail. mh1by
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Real Estate Agency.
SIMON j.. MARTEN EFT,
Surveyor and Publisher OF
The Map Of Maryland,

NO. D SOUTH STREET, bALTihpRk, ND. ~
Eighteen years al Surveying in Baltimore and ri-
cinay Screen years auth the Gin Su'rtyor,
still attends promptly O. Suroeys q ~ kD,ds,
laying out Streets and Lots 10 Biitimors
City; iocating Country Seats; Sa,esymg;
Calculating, Diuiding and Adyq,iRg q
q Farms, Estates, 9c
Having during the Irst years rufyryfd The cn,ies
Of hr State, and publish numerO,is County Maps, and
having recently completed aud Iuliltn b. Iu.e lnw
MAP AMI AILAs Of MARYLAND, liz has now es-
iablishsd q r- XVI. III
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
For tae prosecution of that business ~ oil it. branches.
VIM Purchase, Sell. Exchange aud Lea,e,on commits
sion, flntrps and ial. Baltimore city and Country
Seats Fars Plant ati'nS Mineral and nilier lands III
all the couniies 0i Maryland ls r
n. ours his Ihoruish acquaintance will ih" Guy and
mst Of the Stale ~ May lan, t'rnrh the be0re-
mrti.,n.d expeTenee, IN recommendation Of his iac
ties aud advantages fur i,s business,
Nil have expensive correspondence with Re Estate
Agents tn nih.r Cities aud th oughcnl the Union.
10 Send or Circulars, &c. ,s
E FOR SALE,
Martenet's Large New Map and At
las of Maryland,
(The only perfect MAP Of the siae ever pablisled "a
inchrs LoLg,l
AT SO A COPY FOR EITHER STYLE.
Alsn, large C,UNrY MAPS of several countless and
has The only full set OF lmge Maps OF Maplahd and
Connnes.
Porket Maps Of all the Counties, Colond in Elrciioh
Districts, 70 ceuts and 81 on 'cl. niy ll-ly
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LEAKY Roors.-Take pure white lead

LEAKY RooFs.-Take pure white lead,
and mix with boiled oil until it is about
the thickness of thin paint. Add to this
common sand, such as is used in plaster
ing, until the paint is the consistency of
mortar. The cement is new ready for
use, and may be applied to leaks 10 roof,
or around cbimDeys, with trowel or
case knife. When dry it will be as hard
as a stone, and will do excellent picket
duty" 10 preventir 6 demoralized rain drops
from struggling through shaky places in
the shingles. ~ " sts
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aagrltultnral.
Training Heifers...


1t is q very easy matter TO train heifer
to stand quietly to be MIXED, but it is an
easier matter to train them to jump, lick,
and run. The way to teach them to stand
still is to always require them 10 do SO
The way to teach them the contrary is to
give them good opportunity for doing
so. If there is naught to binder a wild
heifer from running, and her fears pr ,mpt
her to run, she can aud will run. On.
the contrary if she cannot run, in short
time she loses her fear. and stands from
habit,-and habit is one of the most pow
e,fal influences iii this world, either for
brute or man.
Ii you want TO transform wild heifer
into well-behaved, well.trained COW, you
must be patient, and exhibit 10 temper.
Nsver strike or kick ker. She must first
of all get acquainted with you, and learn
thai you will not hurt her. She must
learn not to fear you. If, in winter, it is
best to milk in the stlble, make as little
fuss and as few alarming motions as pos
sible. Handle her very gently. b. care
full ADD not pinch the teats. This is a
great source Of trouble. A COW naturally
wishes to be rid of her milk She stands
quietly unit some careless mixer has
given squeeze that hurts, when she kicks
and runs. BY allowing such course a
few times, the ha it will be confirmed.
The b st way to manage if you have no
stable, is to have small, well-terced yard
and teach your heifers to Stand for milking
thot or, ne t best, tie th, m us ng Item
very quietly. We have trained a wild
helfer to milk on the open prairie, by
putting rope about her horus and hold
ing the rope while milking, so that it she
started We were ready to stop her, thus
keeping her uuder our control
No man or boy is fit to handle animals
unless he can control them, aud control
himself. Neither is it right to chastise the
ignorant Cor, Western Rural.
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MI "A B r I "A N
Successor to John G. Brian,
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THE undersigned take this method of infurm-
l ing their friends and the travelling Isblic
that they continue to run the old and well estab-
lisbed lines of -- -..
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OvERrEED1Ne sTock.-T The Farmer

OSEhFEEDlNd OT0Ck.-I ne FUfnaeT
Gazette, OF Europe, says: II
1T is well known that the evils Of the
system If over-fteding stock Of all kinds
have been frequently deplored. and strong
representations made on the subject by
breeders, and by the agricultural press
Yet, up to the latest show Of breeding
stock that wps held, there was not the
slightest symptom of improvement. It
seems strange that the parties most inter-
ested in the matter should be SO much OPP
posed to il and yet that nothing is done
to remedy the evil. The reason is simply
this, over feeding has become d fashion
aud breeoers know very well that nnless
they yield to it, they may keep their stoe k
at home, for iftbey veDrured shaw their
cattle or sheep in he safe these weuld
he kept fir treedogn one would look at
them"
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned having disposed of his in
terest in the above lines of Stages to Mr. VIM.
Anderson SO long and favorably known as the
obliging driver Of the Bel Air and Baltimore
through lines, and embracing this opportunity
of offering bis acknowledgements to the travel
ling public for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon these lines of Stages, while under his pro-
prietorship respectfully asks for his successors
continuance of the same generous support.
@ JOSEPH E. BATEMAN.
janl8
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-02-06
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY
DIR. j. w. pOLAND'S
WHITEPIHE COMPOUND.
rue WHILE PINE cOMpoilND CuREs

at was early in the spring of1S55 that this Com
pound was originated. A member ofmy falnily was
afflicted with an irritation of the throat. attended
with disagreeable cough. had for some months
previous thought that preparation, having for
its basis the inside bark ofwhite PINE might be so
compounded as to be very useful in the case.ofthe
thu oat and lungs. To test the value Of it in the
case alluded to, compounded asmall quantity Of
the medicine that had been planning, and gave
it in teaspoonful doses. The result was exceed
ingly gratifying. Within two days the irrii alton
ofthe throat was removed, the cough subsidized, and
a speedy cure was effected. Soon after this sent
some to lady in Londonderry, n. H., who had
been suffering for some weeks from bad cough.
occasioned by sudden cold, and had raised mucus
streaked with blood. She soon found relief. and
sent.for more. She took about ten ounces of it,
and got we'll: j. B. Clark, Esq, editor ofthe Man
chester Daily Mi'Tor, made trial of the same
preparation in the case Of severe cold, and was
cured Immediately. He was so highly pleased
with the results and confident ofsuecess attend
ing its sales if placed before the public. that he
finally persuaded me to give it q name and send
It abroad to benefit the SUI Ing"