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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-03
Amn5ements.
A CADEM OF USIC.
A sHAKESPEARIAN REVIVAL.

Engagement of the Eminent English Tragedian,
Mr.. NEIL WARNER,
who will appear on MONDAY, January Sd, as the
Young Prince,
II A NJ e t!
supported by the entire Company, strengthened
by several accesslcns.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-03

T1O RENT, ROOMS WITH KITCHEN, &C.,
near the Battery, suitable for small family.
Apply at No. Meeting street. jams mw2*
TO RENT, THAT PLEASANTLY STU
iTEU House, No. Lanlboll street, north side
four doors from Legare street, containing six up
right rooms, dressing-rOom, bathroom, pantry,
and private staircase. House furnished with gas
and waIer large clstern on the premises. Apply TO
I'D YARD N. MORELAND, Broker, No. 20 Broad
street 1an3 j"
THO RENT. THE HOUSE SOUTHEAST
i corner of Pitt and Montague streets. In
quire on the premises OF at r. M. MARSHALL &
BRO, M. S3 Broad street. dec30 tlnituth4F
Boarding..
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. AND
lN BOARD at Mrs. MILLER'S, No. Hudson
street. lcclS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-03
Gbnratio1laI.

SCHOOL-MISS PHILLIPS RESPECTf
- FULLY informs tile public that the duties OF
her School will be resumed tile Sd Of January.
Everything taught In English for ST. Additional
for extras l'ans taken with the progress and
morals of pupils. Also Night School for Youths.
Terms 81. Please apply northeast corner OF
AnsOn aud Society streets. janl 3*
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
TO All Whom 1t May Concern.

All persons indebted to me are requested to
call and settle Immediately, as all notes and
accounts due and not settled on or before the
first day Of February, 1870, will be put in
way Of collection. CnI and see me and we
can settle without ez/ensc or trouble.
Fe-H n. BURR.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11

IL Sl1 "A It "A u SO0 MN HOW A
Are prepared to give prompt and reliable infor-
nation relating to the title Of any real proper
ty in the County.
The Abstract consists Of set of books which
show the Original Entry Of each sepratc tract
Of land, and every subsequent conveyance Of
the same, the kind Of Deed. whether full War
rantv, Special Warranty or Quit Claim. with
any and all imperfections in description, form
or acknowledgment carefully noted; also all in
eumbrances. including Mortgages, Bonds, Trust
Deeds, Life Leases, TaXTitlcS and Tax Sales,
and Judgment Liens. II is surely wisdom on
the part of the purchaser to know what the title
of his land is before he purchases and thus avoid
any trouble in the future.
Several thousand acres of wild land & several
Valuable Improved Farms For Sale,
in different parts of the County. Also number
of Lots and Dwellings in the Town Of hides
pcndence.
". G. 4 J. d. DOMAIN.
Pensions, and all kinds Of War Claims. col
lectod promptly. nla
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11

ed dame was was dying Of dropsy,
all the medical men in the neighbour
hood having stated that nothing more
could be doHc for her. "That remains
to be SEEM" said our friend hastily.
Il must see her forthwith" and he
proceeded to her bcdchamber drag
ging us with him-a circumstance
which will create no surprise in those
acquainted with the manner of the
French. The lady was alarmingly
il! and had swollen to an enormous
size; she had been tapped once be-
fore, but on the present occasion had
absolutely refused that mode Of
relief.
The Partisan lawyer nothing daunt-
ed called for some white onions.
Having peeled sufficient quantity
he filed with them Il pepkin or coarse
carlhern mug, holding about three
pints. Having putin as many onions
AS the vessel would contain. he filed
this with cold water, covered it and
set it in the midst of the warm en-
bers, where the water would simmer
with very little ebullition. lie let
the onions stew until they were re-
duced to pap, and the water to half
its original quantity process which
required three or four hours, as the
vessel was kept closely covered and
the fire slow. lie strained the liquor
through linen bag, carefully cx-
pressing every drop of juice from the
pulp. Having extracted the liquor,
he carefully weighed it, and then,
gently over the fire, but without boil
ing, dissolved in ii its own weight of
coarse brown sugar.
Ofthis syrup he gave bis patient
two tablespoonful every two hours,
a fresh quantity being made, so as
to keep up constant supply. In
day or two the lady felt better, and
in about six weeks, during which
time we remained at the chateau as
as guests, she was able to walk with
us about the grounds. We had &C.
casion to visit our kind host about
six months after our former visit, and
found his lady enjoying excellent
health, and valuing her Cousins onion
syrup as specific for all the com
plants "that flesh is heir to."-Cor.
English Mugdzine.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
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Wheels and he Patent sion are now unoncs-
lionably far SUPERIOR TO any ,,nnaratns for W sh
;n,r c,nihos ever ;nycn,cd .rd vii sa,,o 49,;
cost twice a year. hy saying labor and clo,bos
Those who have used thrrn Give testimony nc
follows
I'VE Ike our machine mncb conl1 NOT bc
persuaded TO do without if md viii tho Aid Of
Do,y. we feel thai we ne ,nnstrrs Of 10 nosi.
tion."-rRey. /, Scott Bjshon II d Chnrch
III is werth one dollar week in any family"
IN the lanndry Of my boneo tbcro i : nor
nctual Thank sgiyinee On Mom3avs frr H., ~ p
tom Hey Thro1ora /. Cntler -
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on the affections tie inmates Of the Laundry >,
In Y Observer
] ii heartily commend If 70 cco,o,oist. oe
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vour WASHING Nacl,ina i = con,,lIn,n sncnasc
assure You our Machine aifer 4 ycar's nss
is thourbt moro IF ta-day than nver AM ra,9Ii
moi Io I7a,t"d ,ri,i ~. , "-,' o,'' :,
-rSoldn Robinson
.Yonr Washing Machine bos ~, II do,,.
use in our laundry. mi he Householder ~ ~.
nrneeae hnrsnIres 4 ;a,I,. Ia,s,I .,;tL !. 80,
ianly accomplishing greater amount Of work. SSF
win less iapor' ana a9eH het wear tue clothes
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11

The difference in price is occasion.
ed by the difference in the weight and
quality Of the animals. Heavy fat
steers, or oxen, heiters or cows, are
ranked as first quality. Well-condi,
toned animals Of lighter weight are
classed as second quality. The third
class consists of light, lean steers or
ieifers and old lean cows. Extra fat
steers or oxen, heiters or cows com
mandc higher price than any OF
these. They are generally sold on
private terms. Fat, heavy young
animals produce the best beef, and
are much sought for by butchers to
supply their weallhiest and most par
tlcu!ar customers
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
THE FOUR EAs2GESr CATTLE IN
IEEE WORLD

Mr. George Ayraut is well to do
Duchess county farmer, man who
takes great piide i'll raising sleek,
tat cattle. In this branch OF far
mer's business he has met with the
greatest success, so great, in fact, as
to be able to-day TO state with truth
fulness that he has raised the four
latest steers in the world. L e
lightcst one Of them weighs three
thousand three hundred pounds, and
the heaviest over four thousand
pounds. The latter is named "George
Peabody" Recently mir. Ayrau|t
sold these c. tile to Mr.. Lolor, of Full,
ton market, New York, for $500
each, or SIS, 200 for all.
They are .XSrely American, having
been calye@l Mr.. Ayraul,'s farm,
and they are indeed wonderful to
look upon. They were brought here
from Mr.. Ayrault's on huge barn
like sleds, being drawn into town
one by one, the first two by sin horses
and The last two by twelve oxen. AS
they passed through the city 10 the
stables Of the Northern Hotel, vast
crowds followed them, and the win
dows in the streets through which
they moved were filled with men
and women pee,ing down upon the
,nonstrous masses Of flesh. They are
to remain here on exhibition till Fri
day, when they will be shipped to
New York and there bu,chered, after
which their hides are to be stuffed
and placed in Central Park.
During the past year these animals
have gained 1859 pounds, or $50
pounds each. Their feed has been
mostly mca! and beets. A beautiful
chrome lithogl apll Of them has al
ready been issued, and It is soon to
be followed by a chart frcm Mr..
Ayrauli, giving particulars relative
20 their bringing up" The heavies:
pair weighs 800 pounds heavier than
any on record in this country or
Europe. The English steer noticed
in the Rura} NeiC Iorher as being
prime Christmas steer. weighing $3.50
pounds, fails short l,l20 when com,
pared with Mr.. Ayraull's lightest
steer, fact which may nerve cur
English brethren to more vigorous
efforts in the future. The 'bulls and
bears" Of " eli street, should take a
look at them when they arrive in
your city, ard note what they may
yet come to.-I'oughkeepsie Cor. Of
". I. -XuU J1tR. IS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
Medicinal Properties Of ;Esc Onion.

In medicinal point Of view, the
onion IS of more Importance than any
olher of our domestic vegetables. 1t
is powerful diuretic, and is said, as
sdc,l, to have been successfully used
as !, specific in dropsy, govt, gravel,
lnmbaso, and generally in all afi'ec-
tions of the kidneys and urinary
organs. As an instance It's efficacy
il dropsy, We shall relate cilcum-
stance which came within our obser-
vation q fen years since. We were
travelling through one CT the middle
departments of France, i'll company
with very eminent counsellor, and
lncmbcr OF the Partisan bar, who hal
turned his attention to discovering
the medicinal properties Of simplcs.
In illustration of q iayorite theory o
lis. that all the ailments which atllic,
mankind may be removed by rene.
dies from the vegetable kingdom, to
the utter exclusion OF all mineral sub
ftances.
One day we stopped and claimed
the privileges of hospitality at a
bsau,ilul "chatcau" belonging to a
distant relative of our friend. We
were most kindly received by the
Ior1 Of the mansion, fine looking
middle aged man who, with tears III
ii. pyc,. informed us that his lady,
r.ham orr friend described as most
gentle kind hearted, and noble mind
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11

The American Fam Book mentions
a horse that died at sixty seven years
Of age, and another that was quite
coltish in his forty-itth year. These
cases of longevity were doubtless the
results of good care. 1t is never
economy to put horse to the utmost
Of his strength to obtain great
amount of work, or TO feed sparingly
TO save provender.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11

1t frequently occurs in the Spring,
when the farmers are feeding their
cows upon rutabagas, or turnips, that
the milk becomes so strongly impre-
grated by their disagreeable taste
and odor as to be unfit for butter.
making. TO obviate this, put pinch
OF finely powdered sal,pe,re, into
every gallon of cream. A little salt
petre worked into butter that has
become sour or rancid, will render it
sweet and palatablc.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
TO euro OnI Smoke Meat.

At this season of the year, farmers
are preparing to salt hams and ba-
con; SO we propose to give them a
recipe whereby sailing, and smoking
can be done in one simple and short
process. Many of our housewives
are forced to depend upon their neigh
bors for convenicnees to smoke with.
Those of us who own smokc-houses
know how difficult il is to smoke just
right. BY this process all trouble is
avoided. Take large-sized butter
iirkin, cask or barrel, according to
the quantity Of meat You desire to
smoke. Place it over fire of corn
cobs with the corn on. Let the tub
smoke from five to six hours. To
one hundred pounds Of meat take
eight pounds Of salt, two pounds Of
OF course brown sugar. or three pints
ofmolasses and two ounces of salt
petre. Rub It'll. fine salt into the
hams and shoulders, then put the meat
into the smoked vessel, cover it with
water, turn in the salt, sugar and salt
pctre, cover closely, and set in cool
place where it will not freeze. If
scum rises Oh the brine, turn it off;
scald and add little more salt. II
desired to keep through the Summer,
in the early Spring smoke the tub
three hours longer, put back the meat
and turn on the brine when cold.
Meat smoked in this way is higher
favored, the corn seeming to produce
a better taste than cobs, or wood, or
green walnut.
l a month after picking, the hams
will be ready for use. They can be
kept in the brine all Summer, and if
ham is cut, return it to the tub for
further use.
Beef and tongues can be kept in
he same manner, and there is no
longer from insects. In six OF seven
weeks the beef is packed and smoked
enough to dry. ! his is the surest
and most expeditions way Of sailing
and smoking pork and beef, and if
once tried will always be adopted
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11

Many English farmers feed no hav
to their work horses, but keep them
in high working order with straw
roots, and shorts. The equivalent
of twelve tons of hay can be produced
on one acre in roots. Farmers in
this country will eventually bring
vegetables more into use as s,ock
feed, for roots are cheap, healthy
and nutritious.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
FARM FOR SALE.

An excellent farm, known ms the Reeves
Farm, three miles north east of the City OF In
dependence, 100 acres of Prairie and so acres OF
Timber about one mile from the prairie land.
The farm is well watcrcd and is "A superior stock
farm, a good share cultivated and fenced; q
house and barn, and good well near the house
with grove, fruit trees and shrubbery. For par
ticulars enquire on the premises, OF the widow,
or Of W. II. Barton, Independence, or OF Geo
w. Ruddick, Waverly, Bremen Co., Iowa.
GEORGE W. RUDDICK,
Executor.
Independence, March 20, 1869. 4o-tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11

SPolLING HER LITTLE GAME
James Miller, of Penn Van, New
York, gives the following as his me-
thod Of preventing a COW sucking
herself:
sit requires the head part of a
leather halter, with ring and piece
Of chain Of small size, eight inches
long, a stick two and half feet long,
about an inch and a half in diameter,
and leather surcingle. Have the
stick fastened to tie chain with q
piece of round iron tlattened at each
end, so that it can be riycted on, and
leave bow projecting beyond. the
end Of the stick an inch or more !;
and on upon the other end, fastened
in the same manner, projecting
enough to allow the surcingle to pass
through, completes the arrangement.
Put the halter on first, With the stick
attached, as described above; pass
the stick between The forward legs ;
put the surcing'e through the iron or
the back end Of the stick; buckle it
round the COW. 1t will give her a
good deal of liberty with her head,
and does not injure her. In some
cases, it will break the habit"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
EDJCAEiEG HELIX Efss,

We have seen so many heifers
ruined which might have been
fashioned into valuable stock for the
dairy, that We desire to call attention
to the Importance Of early handling
and educating stock that is intended
for milk. An animal is not to be
learned quie;ness and a familiarity
with persons in day or a month.
Habits are slowly formed, and if we
would secure tie highest results, the
animal should be peitcl while Young
and it should have constant famili-
ari'y with persons, and the feeling
thoroughly impressed that man is its
best friend from whom II has moth
ing to fear, and 10 whom it may
materially look for kindness and
attention. The system should be
commenced with the calf and con-
,inued until it shall have become a
full grown animal. Then it viii have
formed these feelings Of afeciian for,
and sympathy with persons similar
10 those implanted in the brute for its
young. We have seen hei.ers and
COWS reared in this way taking to q
kind mixer, exhibiting stro ely
marked affection and showing degree
of patience and consideration shat
plainly indicated the feeling to which
we have referred. I'ontIing and
petting help to create q quiet DISPOSE
ton SO important TO dairy COW, and
their education must begin when
young. Calves and Ecitcrs should be
freely handled, but never irritated or
plagued, as tits will learn them bad
habits, which they vii! not forget as
they grow o!dcr-commence at once
to educate for mixers. Good feed, |
good care, with the habit Of pelting
ard tondling your animals, will have
an important influence in moulding
them to your wishes, and securing
desirable resul;s-X. Il. Willard, |
$U IFesteYn IurQ!.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11

::
a mode OF making productive fruit
trees IN single year trult- bearing
iinas has hecn patented by Mr..
SULLIVAN hutchinson. By means OF
this process, limbs which can be
spared from trees OF choice varieties,
fruit can be Transformed INTO iade-
pendent trees, which bear right along,
ard in very short time, become fine,
thrifty trees, retaining the habits OF
The trees from which they were ia
ken.
The moduS opcr0'1di is. said to be
az follows: Small roots arc grated
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11

Customers will please remember that ours is
a fresh stick of Drugs and Medicines, and when
you purchase of us, you can expect an article
that has not been shclf-ridden for years.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
ONE PRICE
B0OT & SHOE STORE,

ha~ just received Spen( id Assortment Shoes direct
from the manufacturers embracing the best quality Eastern
Work and the cheapest Eastern Boots and Shoes-Pce according
to Quail will be sold at small profit strictly adhering
to my principle of doing busnessOne Price and Small Profits
CASH Custom work made to order The best of stock used
large stock Of Gents and Boys Buckskn Gaune Gloves
and Mttens also WooLned Gauncts, Cakin and Buckskn
faced Of manufacture None genuine unless with ~
Wiley maker plainly stamped on inside.
Thanks to the Public for their liberal patronage for the last Is
years.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-02-11
fLAlN ANU Z ANU
PRINTING
EXECUTED IN THE BEST
MANNER,

AT TIE
The New York herald., 1870-05-15

PIBLIoTHEcA AMgRICANA-CLlNTot:Nr on Hall 5A BOOK
ID Sale Rooms and Art Galleries I.EAViTT, STREBElGH
CO., Auctionesrs Monday, May ld and following days
st o'clock p. NJ, the Private Library OF Mr r. Boon,
comprising splendid collection OF Books relating 10 Ame
rica. CstSlogies ready. Books On exhibition.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
DY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
Is Will sell by Auction on Monday,
May 10, at loH o'clocA, at the salesroom,

Handsome Household Furniture
Of all kinds IN rosewood and walnut richly covered IN pro
cas French reps and hair cloth rosewood and walnut
marble top Chamber Suits, Turkish Loungss and Easy
Chairs Har Marssses rosew ood P!anofore Carpets Din
ing Room Furniture OH Paintings, &C., Ac together with
largo assortment Of medium class goods Full psrtcuars In
catnloRuel At sale.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
HENRY 3. HIRTS. AuCTIONEER.
IL ExECUfRIx SALE or DIAMONDS AND
JEWELRY,
0N MoNDAY, NAY ID AT II o,CLoCK.

sls BkOADwAY, NEAR TWELFTH STREET,
comprsng the entire balance Of OF superb coal
Diamond Jewelry, rich eishteen Gold Jewcry NM
Gold and Silver Watches solid elegant s.or: y
lively without any reserve to close the estate Of the late
Phlifps offering opportunity 10 purchasers, th
and other precious offered at AUCTION In this city
morning Of sale. By order OF CxTHARlNE A. PHILLIPS
Execurx.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
A Lien B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"a BY HENRY II. LEEDS i MINER,
on the evening Of Saturday,
Nay 81, 1870

q the LEEDS Art GALLERIES,
Nos e17 and 619 Broadway,
Twelfth street,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN delivering his second inaugural
address, by T. LEUTZE, from library OF New York Club
lite sze This painting considered to be Of the best
PORTRAITS Of the late PRESIDENT,
and of worthy OF the late artist
the MARBLE sTATUARY from the Conservatory Of the
NEW YORK CLUB-viz.,
BACCHANTES; ? ~ ~spHLEx CR0TGHlESaa UGH Sa ,vN vNENus'
LIEN b, MINER, AUCTIONEER.
"A BY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
On SATURDAY May q, -
l0A o'clock, ct thor salearooms 96 Chambers and "
Reade streets,
LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE, removed for convenience OF sale.
Full particulars hereafter.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15

u +. THOMAS, AUCTIUNEER-wILL SELL ON
ID. Monday May 49, alloy O'Clock, the entire Furniture
s:s;ins IN part Of nne rosewood Suit 10 blue rep. made
French Plate Mirrors u fool black walnut Extension Ta6e
Bedstcad Bedding Hair Mattresses Chairs Tables Eta.
scres nne Piano. Bar and Dining Table combined Phelan
maker. Catalogues morning Of sale.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-05-27
ON senator Chandler.

Dom Piatt says 1t was a great day
for America when Zach. Chandler as
sailed the British lion in the senate.
"rhe brave, the valorous old senator
smote the lion IN the snout until he
quailed. He shook him by the name
until his old bones ratified. He twi t.
cd his tail until the vile beast howled
with anguish. All the while the Amer
ian ~bald-headed eagle scared and
screamed and scored, holding aloft
torked lighting and the star spang'ed
banner. 1t was a proud day for Amer
lea, and venerable senators, with bald
heals and ill-ftting garments, snorted
defiance while writing letters and
reading newspapers. The conciistory
smile passed for once from the face of
the yice-President. He sat, like Mars
and his majestic brows corrugated, re-
sembled q vulcaniEed roof in a thun.
der storm. Electric streams of LOYAL
patriotism that is not states rights
p<triotisI - iashed and quivered along
the CALLER es, while fear settled like an
old hen in the diplomatic gallery,
where Mr.. Thornton's first attacks
and two:old ladies', o! Germ n origin,
trembled and shook udtiI their shsHls
fell of.