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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
@mrDpean Grc6an8e fife,
g. S. 9tDae.

Sa anlrrftnnil9sm @OIbs su SrrfrbenSs
sSerfaueSs@ purfe fur gBedfel auf
europa.
6 the n Romat bato IS oil I:
/. Sas sIsias getrase, Bic sur sSbs DOB iusIaiOs
$50 @uFben Iiiboeutf@e Wabrung a
Geuts OcIO fur / @uloen.
$50 @nI0en 4ouanoif9 @onrant q
433 @ents Sob fur 1 @uloen.
$50 Ebdler Yreubiih @ourant 20
9euts sob fur / Sbaler. @ 81.
$50 EhaIer Bremter Solo a 81 Gents
Sob fur / Sbaler.
500 Rart 8aHro 3S Gents Sob
fiir / Sbaler. -
525 Srancs s 6rancs fur 81
inner. @nl0.
25 Bfunb Sterline / RfunO fl.
SIS diner. Sob. IS -
Bon srSssrsm getrase, Biz sar 96be ron ineiaiiri
$50 @uIOen fiOOeutf4e gBdbrung 8
40 Gents Sob fur @ulben
TO @nIoen GoldnOiid @ourartt
421 gents Sob fur / @ulben.
450 EboIer Hreufil9 @ouraHt q 90
Gents Sob fit / Ebalgr e.
400 SbaIer Bren1e i0oIo ael. Sts
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
GO9T.)s

4hcriff 8erfauf. Sn Gemdbbest eirer venditio
~ exponas 8erprbnnRg ON mt1 gerittet Hio Abers
[tefert non Dem Atbaren Circuit @ertbt pom SanIes
ion Gountv. Eenn.s bel feinem September Esrnii'
1865 perbe t gum 5fentIlen @ertanf an ben ytetls'
bieterben oeae1s bare 8ahIuAg am SonnGb euo,
BEN Is, Sannar 1863, na1febenb bei4riebsne
adnberei tlflb gebauLictei.en Bringing ndmi9: Gsn
slid ober EbetI 2omo, beIegeu Mno beFnoii9 I'm
0iubfffrift 80 Dnuibion @oMrltp5 Eenn., begrensi
mic foIct: Is Titb an Der 9torbleitf ron 30. IS
4ens 8ermefiuIg, Wlcgtairgs RIan, btatunt an eel
JIprboede genannien 2ots, lduft % 6ns mefttt@ MT
Gotfrese r,adb einem 8fnhI, non ba 1876 SUB n0roIid
rndb elmer MIen as SUB nah elmer AHep, pom Sa mt
oetIcunter MIeu IS 5ilB mad eiIleas YfabI, BON b
iasIid, 1876 Sus aa9 BEN Aussansspnntt, NIT 8e
I'M Finer Grecution IN rleinen 6dnben 80 GnnfteI
non R. u. 8aiIep unb Gegen 6. 8. HapRe fur $24.55
Sntereffeu iln6 Rotten 81 geaieens 0eaeben ben ~
G,R. SonnI6f on, GberiFf,
beH Da1rh 81. e. gaipes, Deputy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
nl27l

(7l27) 81.
S$berifF'S Berfamf.-Sn Gemdbbeit etner ven.
~ ditto exponas Be10ronilng an MID 0ert1tst
uns iiberIiefert nom Acbtbaren gireuit @erldt upn
DaDib5on County, Eeun.s bel fttnem Septemeers
Terurifl 1868, tperbe I'D gum 0ffentLt9en Sertauf an
buas@Ebor IN Der Stabt Naibuile am 9onns
obeftb, ben %. Sannar 1869, folgenoes 0rRnes
efaentbum bringenr n6mItG &Inem 1bett pom got
Skinner Isl in Der Stabt gaibuiHe, an Der ode
pnn Rc2entoreftrdse, nit o SUB front an Der Rcres
eite non Ge6drftreBe unb 100 Tub, mebr ooer went.
eer an Der gBefieite pom NcSemereftrnbe, Mnn ma
Iorr Etancr, nm eiHer Gxeeptton tn tnetnea odnoen
III gnnftem pom Serrg Dope tfto segen y. as. 3aptc
nb MnSere filr 80, Snteretisn un1 &oitsn a oaran
80 sysel-s 6. 81. . uaIbf o NJ @berth
ial GurG Gam. G.. MarfbaH, DepWtp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11

@herta errtanf. 81 leensaIbela eiFssi aer

@bertN gerRanf. Sa sCemaBbeif elmer Ter
~ facias He 0ren1ng anl ltd1 afrs4tet rne aeer
ptSion 90 a1tp, Eejsns, tSi fetnem SeRfemhersEers
min 1858, suerOe ID gum HentIt3 en- Hsftdhi an ben
Reffbieteueeh geBea b40ee 8a5lnn9 an &gusthauss
thor in Der Staot 9oIhpi1e an 2 . Hrs xff g. ben
II Sauunr 1853. na4ftebenh tei EieDe - perfonlt.
6es GieentbusH hrsneers ilanlii4s " saaMleiel
Teue1fprikG. no. 4 n9BIs. Sto6en1s 9ewes12ta.s
80. tn 8saEfsbam5es 6eMsripkt4e 80. 1aE 49,
;eoNe9e aDii 5eu 9bur3<unA Nrooefreess1 2sssss.
Iprfke 30. sin &berttrabe nobe
baeen afno Aeitea 0ph Cos Res e ~
sptfden GhNr1e uuh Stcaeirabes1 ~ Sses .rsk-ie
aM5 men ayr SYr,ts $3.50. IA
laaS nlif eIAlea select as 2es s.2 s|5eIe ~,
.sA2 - srssarirfcg Re1pF 1re @tnet
ssNstsg 49, ~ c5srrIten ucu @esz2. 90.
- ~ = nsss ktessiila nno 800 81 isOtee
gsn1ese g. ". - ma - ~ ~ SseStn
Ns sssz go - gs sF&
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
iant6,2N


ft6Ao0sl so
ss&besin Bereanf = Sn sends belt elmer vendis
Sd tio expCnas @etpfbnMnB on att9 9eEtq tet tInp
dberIieTetk pon bem M@tEnren Circuit Geri1t pom
DauiDicn GcMntp, EenH., bel ietnem Geptembers
Termsin 1855 we be tc anm DffentlideR Berfnuf an
Gourtbnustbcr tn Der St1bt 9lafhpilfe am 9 ns
mes @TnnoetgentbMM brtngen @elegen ID &npiDlon
County, etutesfIttt 80. ~, bsgrsnE l1te fofgt:
SeIegeM an heE &eDanDn EMtnEteet tito DDm Cole,
6duberei bon p1re unb nsrbIt@ rot-- enfkoItenh
mo Mdes mebr 0beT wentger Mnb init 8ef5la9 beIeal
gig Doe etgsta pos y Ser1sg UNI stiae eyes
cen a IT GDrIep Anb anheye flg 1887 80, 9nkereer
iSub &ofeb ~ eenhaen. @eeeeen ben 30 3eaerb Il
TAI GMEsHR sfgm stertH.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11

,snsherfae RerRanf.-% SIN gemdsbeitcs elmer ven-
~ ditto exponas Beror1Hunes an MID gegtt9te
,rrD fbefIieeff upsas a9tbnten &tfeRit @eridt nos
aaiOfou gourtp, Eenn, bel isineus Dftober TernIis
SR1i5bietenDgn gegen Qaare 8ablMng ana GOtsrtbauie
TEer n Ser Stabt 1afbusue am 9 naben6, ben
81 caf11lar 1859 fcI1enees 0runbetaentbum btingen
W s,,k xronf an ntberGnblr0be unb 40 6ifk nnc
I'm n SFIen lrfsGtGMfeno, ustt eilaa beIeet ols bas
eiaenfhuiit pon u. Bullet, url Elmer Geenltion ~
- ss.,,c SHnben An gunften e. q. EreGtiex fiil
sls NJ O8 as dFnHeeIs @egebeH ten 2. SIanMs
Aeess g, R, GItsou. Sheriff
&w& VI MHfitsn, NsgNtg
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11

AgberffTS 8erfanf. -sn @emasbet non 5pei
~ venditio exponas SerorbnMua an mid eert4tet
,inb iiberIiefert pom benz Mdtbaren Circuit @es
rict pom Ddpteion Co., Eetrt., bet 1einem September
Eeruiin 1868, 1perbe idh gum SIenth9en Sertenf an
cen III eiitbietenben aeg bGare 8oblnng am eonrts
bouszThor in Der Stabt geaSbuiAe am 9 OnnGbenb,
Sen 49, Sanuar 1868, heno bef9tiebenes@
eiaentIlIIn bringens nantldb: Mne @e9te Ettel Anz
iprie unb Sntereilen, WeIde g. eaiep ien IN tols
Gon1fn uno 5taGt Eenn in @iuiI6Jlritt SO. a gee
nauuten @pmntns bat, entbaItenb no aer Esbr eSer
peneer, beerenst n6rtlt9 prn Der San9sret Oon q.
giIfiniors, 5itli3 nom Der 2dnberei pon S. etnt,
NIT 5eEna beIea, ais has Gi9enthMui uon .. &aiep
eIt., uus sipe5en Grecntioer gegen tbu NM =. =.
arbitrator, fiir Si799O MnS nr $2Ri.66 reipecttue,
meb5t SntersIem nnb 2otsu, 80 9enitsen, Seeeben
Os Se3f = s''s'ss 6. ~. SpmaGS n. sbsrtf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
70s.i

eheriff getfauf. an gemabbeit elmer yenditis
~ exponas ID rpr0MIEn9 an Mt9 9eEt@tet uisc
onuib{nn Co., Tenn., BET feinem Septembers1 ernfin
1858. sperbe 10 snm 6iJentiben BertGuf Gm ben
or In Der Stabt Nafbuiut am 9 naben6, ben
ID. SaItuat 1859, na9itebenh beI9riebenes @runOei
-oeNtkafs brin0en, u8mIfd: Aue Hebte, EiteI ufb
SntereIien ipeIhe Mmanba 6aliey In iInb an eiueu
%rrPt aanb SGT geIegeaiu SapiOiop Co., EeHit., 20
Enf hes u6rbItd5en TbeiIs etites Cots ttIbenh sas
4llsueIeqt ,Iuh be3ei@net 1T ole Got No. 26 tn BEN
0ar Ia,l DOn 2ofS agh begrenjt ME ioIet; 8eeiunt
an 81 Wprbofte6e genannten2ot so. Is, lduft uuH
81 10 IE 1reili mad elmer so TnB Strabe, pom bo
oenontiter Strn6e entlana fnb3 20 9ub, pom ba bft
lid $50 SE idl elmer 40 GuB Strdbe, upH hd tlHro=
i'd % Fisf sua9 benz MusgGnaspMntte unb NIT Bes
fd5Ido beIeat ais baS 6t9erf5nm nom Amauba SnIiep
nm elmer GreeMttOn neeen ne Wn0 Su @uRiteR pom VI
uilh gb Barter fir $50, SnterefeR Rne Rotten 81
aefiideli (6eeebet; Ben 30. December 1853.
"a g. NJ. % on attf 0 II, Sheriff.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
9rnfiee's 0erfas.f.

Sn gemaBbeit elmer t1ebertramnesH auss
oe1pmmen an RE RaIbptHe 8mtlOin9s SoStatto On,
rpn Gautbfcn GOmntp, Eenn., IN BUD WO. 70, Selte
20A, snerDe To- am dr eitag, ben 29s Sannar is6y,
al 5ffentlden 9ettpuf am Gontth sEhor IN per
gseredhtia,aa has In gGnannfer urtuMee bei@tebene
@trnbeaentbum brtHgen, belegen In per Stant 9albs
piHe, 4Gpib5om County, Eenil, init Urcnt an per
krside ai,lb Latft lis SIs IheIib uHo 10 Gus surd.
Gbenfp en- Got an Ger Beieite pen @pnegetrnee init
96 Tits Jront nt6 Hatbwegs NAG Sberspnrass lallS
feFS hnuOtbeEatif1 ueFptdeet az GeH6nhts AlioSSa
tiotl b,irG g, 81. Gteueufous
Ser GriSs IL snr 8efHebtenng Der in genanntes
eb ertraamnes' urtMmbe eeit9 Sduleen sH pers
mn oae4bes bic &oien flF Vas fiibsnng hefer gou'
s ,ss.g is healte ftfa 6. Den 40. anuar 1863.
Miti BefehI hes 8oarb Der Srettoren
4 s NImfon DeelfDns
ionf6. 2gB S9ntmeiiter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11

- $50 DAILY AND WREkLx sSts.'
] ZEN NESSEE STATS ZEIEUNG
.Ss sefs OFFICIAL ORGAN FoR TkE
COUNTIES OF DAVIDSON, R0BkRT50k.
ssIfkfNER, AVIIsLLA MsoN. u WILSON AND
SUE AAf.iAffaAs29 rs Es ~ ss.gsssI 81
i ssasHE ONLY GERaEANsuATLxfARD
: SEEKIHS n CErE AND sEATEs OF as
RH The only Evening paper pub
shed in Nashville. Asa - sssss
s3asTz IIEss slJsjI .as!ggsa 6 sn7aI SsA
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
ana.y

%@IbNiff BerteafS Sn @emdshsit eiReE vsndid
20 exponas 8erorbnnna an MID Gsft8tet nr1
uen Dopt len 9enntp, Ienp4 bel Seineugs Sepfembes
Eerniin 1865 metee 10 sArt 0ifehtti3en @ett6uf an
BEN neftbfetenbes qe1est ba0re 8abtmMa am kpHrts
baiisthpr In ber StaAk Rnikpiae am 3 nGkenA
Sen 23 Sdalsur 1859 09jtebehb eef9tistfls 9dnees
rel NIB GsbGuiit ettep b1inaen, nta1l@ SIN Stn9
char Ehetf &nno 6eeaeA unf bfFnettd % etst.eetnt
40 g. bapibSols counts zenn.s bebrE5tst te tolet
RSr6Iid nom sflahfAi6 ftbLi9 BON yelk oxeeS
un6 Der Qdti6efei pom esfdIdns gt@ob esnaHntes
2nmb wnfae an 4. @suno y. e roass osn
sssfssa eS5Sifces 0uri6fen COUNTY Esnna NG4 81
Seize SD, ni6 nit Be4lda bflest ats Pas Qsesntbnn1
Ssshe ., Al t5t.lflen BON phn ~. elements nh ges
Se1 s.. 81 erode ffIt $16.25. Sntersem WnS 3citen
ss,t staaefI. Gegebsn ben =. eDejepseez 1858.
81 iai' Aba1rd y. 3, Gainess SepHtp
ssfrsa T2zag sa Hs8a Sszaf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11

J nit Beaug auf Obieeu Brief ties
a.rrr, 6. &. Sibae in Cincinnati Ohio
SSr h;er ua6 in Der 1lm9egeu6 aeHii8eno
ssfannt ii, nm peitere @mpfebIhng so
bsnirfet,, crude i'd 0os Deutlde Rpe
EIiflnI. iid6 re6t sablreid Der 8ortbele
~ 6eSieuen, bie.bier eeboten fic. SD
isrtbeile 81 ie0er Belt nabeEe Nlistunf1
iIbsr ale iOetads. ssgo...s ~
Us sw ST 50 u ub m, !,
go. 100 ssOrS @oIeosNEaBe
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
- re sil Ts6 SaAfta va asakF u
S. 6. /.

Stt eSS = s9sA is&sS hsss - ~ = - i
p ssss lssa .ys1ssgu TIM 1-ssa IS e
IS, g. Sch 69er Sisis
6 fSIff@ ssa $es an0 Sksitf a
skmggif q IS ga I sst i % o. III - :
20 Blu q nsbR anBatE bet Fneltf9tn ss
~ ~. aslpra4t nit rkntf9eu Bud sss's
s .e;''ssS fatsa tab tgati8 8snsu. tlIi
sIgs IS In M erfdss 80 s 5 ~ -.
i'm go Seilsp, ass. igFeis ;nnr s. 50ssiAI
2ieles st9 iit ni9t fir bas @Aahirsissaseg eiaes
@etesrten. es fur ben 3auoperkeF, ten Eantmdithf
ben Getmd ftsmanr befsaif, be-, Deast &c hi Ntmea
rita ontommt off ietne letten DitfeI erfdapH bat,
nnc lt9 nt1t YtonGte loue ans ttebt3 MT 0et eSs
!liden Spra9s bef@dfttgeg o6er tbeare 2ebrey beS
no,sseMEa ms.s, isHf s.as pea Ss.Hsasn eine
5ie 6enpfia3s. rpsin9 bieles asSrtsrtasd fituun
anneEel Mnterih tn bub benz emeItl6 sbeRts
ben Ebetle ieoeut sBelfe bte nsfprate mt sisfg
llLd1 IN ga1itQeeH Jnfe beHtfd9e ESnea BEIGE
il9t it, nne Der Berfnffer tn Aberieuet bae Der 9eFs
ssenbe nit 9te befes 285rtegbifs bos ennIiiae sub
befffg dRsfpre1en iEh, nts En- es obne Rekreg nAer
Pet etnetn mittelntdsi8eh &eBfer ie oMsaeipto4en
babesl iuiirbe. % "a #sG sLsa 81 Essas5
;ssellN man be tppoeaphtf9en s9wieriglestet
EnHo oeir bueur1 beoetstelgs tegme5rteR kcfeddRts
tp9n1 ksEld fg wiEb maiEgewtb nt3t ihlanflts
eqk oteiss BUG sues per mobile tlelt it, lpeg@es te
u AmetttI pnbletft uotoent utlb {pgtbt BET Ati9a
DoH 7efgPO ersmslatfn SsslsF, ale jssf gmRtse'
L - Sisesa fns1Yf AZ 4ss-se$ay3 fkfsfSTsgf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11

|s ssS 4I;s sT' eR 'stss'''; # |sFi
e Smuierautensus bon Sen Sort ua@
9fafbbiEIe $40. 80.
Is Smaierduteusus bon Baltimore :
mad 2entsbilIe $1,000.
~ Dampfboct BalIdoef6sine mad
europa nae SnfdH io.pte Gnropdifdj.
giienbabnbiIlette iin6 Bel NIT etnsales 6
ben uno t0naen= bier =aaseelteAt mere J
esi.eaof iaaaas II ass ,ss.l ,,eas4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11

8tuei- aRonat bate BsbfI fno
] 8reeent fai6t gent1 lInn 81 rel
&c 0 nat 6afo aBeAlsl lnD 1 $rocsnt
(ni1bt Sent biGiger, sf6iiuen abgr Mot
fur Hejne 8etra9e ans9eFeHt netcefs.
giuciunati, s., is. San. 1859. =
81. u BAG I. I.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11

Sob fur / Sbaler.
600 Nfarf 8anep a 37IGents @ci0
fir i Mldrt. sl.sss hea
1900 Eraues i 5 Cranes s cts fur
81 Qlute. @pIb. 80. q. s..ss
3 SO gSfanO gtttlias a 4 PfitaO fur
81 ,95 Mlper. Sob.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11
6 son NOD osBstrem eessagt. \

3 @utben ftib5ettlGe &dbrnug a414
@entS Sob fur I Cullen. ks SIS as..
@aIDen &oudnoifh @0nrant g ~
Gents Sob far IL guIaen.9 81
EbaIef @reubifm Gourant a 73
.Gents Sob fur L EbaIer. aialFigg s.
SbnIcr 8realer Sob 804 Gents
fur / SbnIer.
Marf Baueo a 1863 @eats Sob fur
Il Mtarf. aa5 80 Gnu + il9alsLi
Sruaes a S Srancs 10tcts. fiir 81
@liier. Sob. EI5l4.IIl
8tinb @terliusa 1 Bfun0 FIR S4.94
Mnler. Sob. ssi7l Z 81 Par
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-11

zen lines 6i solid nonparsn make enc square.
Yearly adEefSisars win be entitled to disIeunt
. 10 per cents Z "a Ez -
= Every other day Q. d. ADVERTISEMENTS VII be
charged TIVE thirds Of the above gates- - ri
In the Weekly Edition. one dollar squars for
Ach insertion. 8 sEa tEs4SS sss4z< sstSE
Special orCStY Item notices, 20 eents line first,
sad 10 cents line every additional insertion.
An advertisen1effs are dae sSou dats Of irst in
sstion. sHereatter the cash system will be adhered
| O. and no transient sdzertsemenfs win BE taken
.aiess accompanied by the money gSTsl
JOHN RUHM Publisher. t@e
office No. 1os NoRTHC oLLEoz STREET
- iafs : ERWIN HOUSE. sass.
-. AZ. Ss1'' 90 'eNs- q AsHVIILE, TENN
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elite Ser 8A,idniers in Z
europa ss5 iasal
- auf pelbe Bel MIR - g
sye6isls IN beIiebisrIl 5antatslI
u battn Fnb z ssgi III
ois.ggeAfel seersen anSssasHts

auf ssEf0s MsSISas
am Main s. l9lesler lsel 9ebn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-13
Rouse the System.

1t is sad thing to pass through life only half
alive. Yet there are thousands whose habitua con-
dition is one of hnguor and debility. They com.
plain Of no specific disease they suffer positive
pain but they have no relish for anything which
affords mental " sensuOus pleasure TO their more
robust and energetic fellow-beings. ~ $500.
In nine out Of ten this state OF lssetude and
torpor arises from morbid stomach. Indigestion
destroys the energy Of both mind and body. When
the waste Of nature is not supplied by due and
regular assimilation OF the food, every organ rs
starved, every function interrupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances of depressionf The systen,
needs r0usRg and sfrep0thenaRg; not merely for an
hour or two, to sink afterward into more ptiable
condition than ever las ii assuredy would do If an
ordinary alcoholic stmulant were reeorted toy, but
radically and permanently. fr
How Is this desirable object to be accomplished
The answer to this question, founded on the unya-
rying experiences ofa quarter of century, is easily
given. 1nfuse new vigor into the digestive organs
by course of HOSTETrERS STOMACH BIT
TIERS. Do not waste time in administering tempo
rary remedies but soGke The system up by recuperat
ing the fountain-head of physical strength and
energy, the great organ upon which all the other or
gans depend for their nurture and support.
BY the time that dozen doses Of the great vege-
table tonic and inyigorant have been taken, the
feeble frame Of the dyspeptic will begin to feel ts
benign influence. Appetite will be created, and
with appetite the capacity to digest what i Graves
Persevere untfl the cure Is compete--unti health
full blood fit to be the material OF flesh and muscle
bone and nerve, and brain, flows through the chan
nels of circulation instead Of the watery pabulun
with which they have heretofore been imperfectly
nourished.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-08-13
Care of Working Oxen in Summer.


ALL farmers who are accustomed to
keeping oxen for farm work are aware of
their value, but a large number of them
do not treat the poor animal with that
care and kindness that his patience and
labor justly entitle him TO. A very good
days work may be obtained from pair of
oxen in the warmest weather if they are
put to it at the right hours. They should
be put to work at four o'clock in the morIi-
ing and taken off at ten. From that time
until four O'Clock in the afternoon they
should be permitted to rest and feed in a
shaded, airy place. If fed on grass, it
should be cut and brought to them so
that they need not be compelled to Craze
in the sun. They may then be worked
from four until seven or eight o clock in
the evening, which will make nine or ten
working hours day, leaving them eight
hours to feed and rest at night
BY dividing their time, in this way they
may be worked every day, and if proper
ly fed and watered, will keep in good con
dition. This arrangement of time may
not suit the TASTE or COnvenience of the man
or hoy who has to work with them, as he
would like to lay in bed two or three hours
longer i'll the morning and he can stand
the heat of the sun better than the oxen;
but the arrangement would be as good for
him as them. The only difficulty TO be
overcome is the habit of a morning nap
and this ought to be gracefully yielded to
for humanity's lsake.-Amer'tcdR Stock
J0ur'hdl larr. Erst-traf tHr frtfrT. t.
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dition TO bone wants muscle, as also GER
tain amount Of fat 10 sustain their forma-
ton, and these are procured from the grain
and grass in their seasonable state. Fill
ling TO repletion or stuffing should only be
resorted TO with the animal intended for
the butcher. Allen remarks "An animal
should never be fat but once,n adding that
alternately improving and falling back Is
injurious 10 all animals, and that as much
as starving is 10 be deprecated, the preiu-
dlcial effects Of repletion are still greater.
No practice is more impolitic than TO bare
ly sustain the stock through the winter OF
a part Of the year, as is the case in too
many instances, aud allow them to inn
prove only when turned on grass in'sum-
mcr. Besides gubjecting them to the risk
OF disease consequent upon their privation
Of food, nearly half of the year Is lost in
their use, or In maturing them for profta-
bic disposal: when if one third of the
stock had been sold the remainder would
have been kept in rapidly improving
condition, and at the age of three years
they would probably be of equal value as
otherwise at five or six II Is true that
breed has much to do with this rapid adj
vancement, but breed Is useless without
food to develop and mature it.-ame,1cdn
Stock ,IOurD0L
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the fArmer may need them again before
night" Animals that appear restless or
stupid are beat and kicked by thoughtless
men and boys who. seem ignorant of the
fact that they are injuring both themselves
and their horses without benefiting either
These things are all wrong, more than
that they are improbable. Horses and all
other animals will pay for reasonable
amount of care and attention-they should
never under any proyocstlon receive other
than kind treatment A horse should at
lenst be kept in dry stable from which
che manure is occasionally removed, and
supplied with clean bedding daily. Light
and ventilation should be furnished, but
draughts Of air at the same time avoided.
A stable that does not fulfil these condi-
tions Is unfit for the habitation of horse.
No farmer should stable his horses with
out removing their harness, and If very
sweaty their breasts should be washed
with cold water. They should have at all
seasons enough good wholesome food 10
keep them looking nice and smooth any.
thing less than this will not pay.-Ameri.
can Stock .TOtkrHdl it'H
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The Feeding of Animals.

. THRRE are anambeF Of con Sderations,
varying very greatly, by which the Feed
ing OF animals should lie regsllstello Toa
soertain e1tent me olieets designed 10 be
answered by food are the saHe all food
being intended TO meet the demands of
respiration and nutrihon, but Il Is for the
Intelligent stock owner % select aud ad,
minister those best suited To his particular
purpose both in quality andquAntity The
very young animal for the formation os
bone rsqldres sthe phosphate 81 hmsj An
pfOod, hence the Young destined for platuri-
" should he supplied with milk from the
dam until a steady groYh eau be nlain'
tanned hy ihs substitution of aFains roots.
hay or grass, The growing animal IN ad'
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J - WeediscT. Z
The destruction OF weeds is matter Of

The destruction Of weeds is matter OF
such importance that too much attention
cannot be given to it, IL is impossible to
grow a crop cf weeds and crop of vege-
tables at the same time, and in the same
soil. Weeds not only absorb the ingredi-
ents from the soil which are necessary for
sustaining the growth of cultivated plants,
but they also intercept rain, dew and sun
shine, and deprive vegetables, etc, of the
benefits which they shonla derive 'from
these Sources. II was to facilitate wedding
that vegetables were grown in rows The
drill system was first commenced in gar
dens, and the benefit derived from it being
apparent, il was adopted in the field with
the most satisfactory results. 'l2- ti
Weeds are often introduced In gardens
in manure. A careful gardener is very
cautious about using fresh stable manure,
for he knows that'it contains seeds of clol
yer, grass and weeds. Well-rotted barn
yard manure 10 which the seeds of weeds,
etc, h5ve been killed. by the strong heat
caused by fermeniation, d the safest. and
best appliance for the garden. On this acs
count the remains, of old hot beds are very
suitable for almost any garden crop. Late
in the season, weeds spring up among pc;
rennial vegetables, such as rhubarb, as
paragus, eto., and not Hnfrequently are
allowed to remain until they have ripened
and disseminated their seeds. This evil
should be guarded against No weed
should be permitted to grow in any part
of the garden. early or late An the season.
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Treatment Of Horses.


y "a merciful man is merciful to his
beast says the Scriptures, and Judged by
that rule there are many unmereif0l
farmers. The horse is the most nseful and
dOcilc Of all servants, and IL mercy to the
brute creation did mot prOIapt man tO
treat his. horses kindly, interest should.
There are some men too mean to keep
their horses in decent condition, and whose
teams always hook as il the crows had a
nl0rtgage upon them soon To be foreclased !;
but this class nor the honor Of our profts-
sim, 1 am glad TO say is small. These
men reckon ahthat can besaVed in feeding
their horses as 50 much clear gain, wofk
thelD constantly upon insntl tlleient food and
'as a consequence their horses wear out
young. is l,'ia D. Na ss7rts'iss6 %
3 There is another class Of men who con,
slider themselves too poor 10 keep their
team sleek and smooth. and you viii see
them dragging along with heFses hooking
like a specimen of gothic architecture, very
Angular Such men ought to know thtt u
il pays 20 keep a horse Il pays TO keep il
well, and that one stout wen nd horse is
worth more for work or for sale than two
ss s.iS,Ss ,'sTss Sns s sS % mot sO2S q, =
nereihlly. They are ofteu compelled To
stand In cold, damp or IN ventilated stables,
and sometimes " lien driven home ffOm the
telds heated with work, thrust into the
stable without embarrassing aud left to
sand thus tor half day. because togsOOtL