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The Placer herald., 1870-02-12
CITIZEN.

JUDGE MCFARLAND AND LEGAL ADVERTISING
We have received a note from Judge 7. B. Nc
Farland late of the Fourteenth Judicial District, +,
in which he denies that he ever refused to per-
init the publication Of any legal document in a
Democratic paper. To be specific, we would
like TO ask Judge Mcfarland, whether he did
not upon at least one OCCASION after having n
open Court, upon motion Of R. o. Cravens Esq,
sign an order for the publication in the Placer
HERALD, Democratic paper. of notice Of fore
closure, 60 to the Clerks office after he had ad
journed his Court, and erase the name of the
Placer Herald and insert that Of the Stars and
Stripes, Republican paper? After answering
these questions, We shall PROFOUND few more,
and If We are not able to prove what we assert
ed in the Reporter Of yesterday morning, We
shall certainly make the necessary correction.-
State Capital Reporter.
We await Judge McFarland's answe, to
the above, when we shall have something to
say to him.-ED. HERALD.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-12

TINE FOR ACTIoN.-We have repeatedly
explained the necessity for some kind Of
legislation to secure to Placer county her
rights as heavy stook.bolder in the Central
Pacific Railroad. Our Delegation in the
Legislature understand this matter and con
cur 10 our views, but as yet they have taken
no action in the matter. The session is
drawing to close and We can say to these
gentlemen, 10 all kindness, that they should
be at work on matters that interest their
constituents.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-12
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Plat of n.
~ town Of Auburn has been filed in the Counsv
Recorders Office, and that am ready to receiv..
Assessments from owners of town lots. and a
give certificates, as provided by law.
D. w. SPEAR.
., County Judge of Placer County.
Auburn, January IL, lS7O.-jal5.4w,
The Placer herald., 1870-02-12

YES, We have heard from Ohio and that a
Lieutenant Governor, frauduleutiy elected
by nggsr votes in violation of positive
law, gave the casting vote 10 the Senate for
the Fifteenth amendment. We bad rather
our party should loose than win by such
means. or have its members consider them
selves the equals Of uiggsrs and Chinese.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-12
BOR N .

In Auburn, Tuesday, Feb. Sth, 1870, to wife
of Tabb Mitchell, a son.
In Auburn, Tuesday, Feb. sth, 1870, to wife of
John Ii. Sawyer, q son.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-12

WANTED. James Rogers, formerly Of
the Cherokee Nation is wanted at the Ma
tional office, in Grass Valley. Rogers has
large property left to him in the Nation,
the particulars about which he can learn by
enquiry Of Mrs. John r. Ridge.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-12
TRUE TO THE LABEL.

The varieties are chosen with q full knowl--
edge of their adaptablity to the soil and climate
and profitable cultivation in this section of the
State. The proprietor Mr.. J. r. NICKERSON,
having had an experience of nearly TWENTY
YEARS in this business IN this section of Cali.
fornia, feels warranted in saying to his old Gus
toners and the Public generally, that he CAN
give
The Placer herald., 1870-02-12

They accuse an over ofiieious assessor OF
internal revenue out West Of spending three
days in hunting up bear that 10 heard
was bruin in the woods.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-12

THOMAS BOYCE, No. 80. Exchange Build
Ing, on California stree San Francisco, is
authorized to solicit advertisements and sub
scriptions in that city for the HERALD, and re-
ceipt for the same. TTrr
H.W. STARR, Of Lincoln, isauthorizedto to act
as our agent in that place.
P. E. WEBER, is authorized to act as our
agent in Cold Run and vicinity.
b. D. DUNNAM is our authorized Agent at
Michigan Bluff.
THOMAS DUNN Is authorized to act as our
Agent at Forrest Hill f rt
HUDSON 4 MENET arc our authorized sole
agents in New York. All orders for publication,
unless accompanied with tie money, must come
through them TO insure attention
The Placer herald., 1870-02-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
r.. D. HARRIS.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office at the Drug Store, residence on Broadway
FOREST HILL, CALIFORNIA.
fel2tf
NOTICE.

WILLIAM KRYSHER is MY AUTHORIZ
W ed COLLECTOR. All bills will be made
payable 10 him, as he will receipt the same
tel2-1m.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-12
FULL SATISFACTION

to all those who may favor him with their or
ders or a call. t...
Auburn, February 5th 1S7O.-tf.
, 1870-03-20
LIE INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE RING

Ream 10 hayo abandoned tbels proposed tsid of ra.ea
x4i L. e,staf II IL ssetsa ef THE MUTUAL 6ECUR1
TY INSURANCE COMPANY, ~ ONLY ch@pa.y
saioa ABSOLUTELY EU.s~d, fron f'ats aa'e, 70 join
IL eo.ltnae. Tha bet e,idence Of the truth Of she
ststnnt n tho following edtot. which Appeared On
o{ tho Ring
On The 4h t1st they [tho undcrwrtcs.1 .ae4 to CON-
pleto tho organization Of The Observation-Disclosures
Of Chicago" Thesa present ~ e%esrs u ~ ise1
eorpant*s and ssenta Of 1zsytxo foreign eos*pa"e*,
representing o..e& IL sers body Of Fro nndeswrse.a
IN Chicago An election Of otcctB W4s held. and tho
following elected PTcaident Gee. G. Clark. Of the
firm Of Geo. G. CLARK Co.: Tloe President Jcdenon
Farmer, Secsttary Of the Commercial 1nsutxace Com
parry; T1ra.ureE, s. n. Acoze, Of the dtEn Of s. H.
Moorc Co.; and fps Secsttas5. Lit. Wright, the ea5
Gent Eoczttsxy Of the former Board. VIII chossn-
eom1uittoa srpolnted to secure the ratification
Of the Signatures already affixed to the coa1tttfon and
hylAHs- Some of these signatures were conditioned -Pa@
as cooperation qf EVERY eoaponr and Agency in the
city Thcfe never better prospect and nrsr can
be 4 better. Of entire harmony Of aedou- ONE Oh
STAClE ONLY PRESENTS ITSELF. AND THAT
TOO INSIGNIFICANT TO BE SERIOUSLY con-
SIDERKp.
THE "MUTUAL SECURITY" OF THIS CITY.
Aas eAase+ to haks At ss.poAsia4!ay u ENDASGERISG
the 4f Ais ~ov<tt In weak Ind valu dczirr
n T. IL = n
stock notc it haa refused to Join thc assoctstion and
pooanea ~ seiasa - INC "o'ld sax,"0 etoa''o" " 70
4sfas - gRosss BY i"dtrsstie~, ~ frs Undsrrs cf
III CIR ~ 4o~o,o1t.ts, a.1 Au a..es;ssi.r a ~
"epo]y
r,1rnn, snd sr-nrv n -. ~.r., ,h,rtd M, -
F" "st1smAttEed" u monopoly. Oh, mol
Tbs remainder Of the article IL unworthy O: nodce
II has been sad that the Di1retoo Of thLa company
1nake Ahow Of compassionate aJmpathy with N cut
FAEtd public" )" ETC. They do such thing. They Arp
....,.- H., L..
senuesea q tne n&nes1 stA"os IL 1neaSo1 VINO nafe
h. nj ~on,~ fr+nr. hv .+ra-4 adhar.n. n 49,
law, of h.,.n,.. Th.r hsr. t.r,r thn,r ,.,,;on ,-,
' SH~A39A "p~N
plxeed upon their resolution. already published:
8*sosS<4 Ihat n a. pspscut AdTaeds this board aTt
Unwilling " c31e3 1nso 4u1 eu3xs1aaen4 CT eaSansH-
-..,.. .,.h .,~ -A....,r
1aeoA 41tu NY 4ASos7Aau1 HaA'oF0s
t,+ lat +tr1r ,,ctr, ~ ha.it .y bn,,na.x MN, of
cbtr.go MIN h.r. mt foettr, hozr thrv rrn.ned m
0A'~o"H "'1o A"'3 49' '~~o1'''0 "'' NA-' e'' -
~
, 1870-03-20
.JlN!asgs
.l.skt

meg, md ast1nT the SoYcrnment to bring the feoA
cuptn!nod tn &ho petition to tho notice Of nc "
mlnion authorities, and urRr the Adopuoa q :
13cax1tp tor protecting the 1kneE&eA % tfHeo ses
OTTAWA, Aarch 1a-on Monday next 59 q. Il
Gait will -nausn : the following Al,sSas. ASn
afns. He. a. .ddT:as D pe preseuied % a H.
Governor General representing taAt ~
inc.eaAtu8 productions Of the Dominion ae ta3a4oa
inteTrh sY,0r of enn1rnodt,es Win other countries,
and tnai It ia e1pedient 70 obtaln from ne lmpS
RAJ government ali the peccsss5 poHel1 " enapS s
rect communjca,iou for such purpose, sub}ecs 70
the 1ppruTl Of Her Majesty.
, 1870-03-20
VIRGINIA.

The HlchmoDd MnJornIfy k1got-
The Latest situastons ..
RICHMOND, March 1s.-At daylight this tnorninS,
when Mayor Cahoona police force were beng 81
toned HaJur Ellson1 police went around 1oa at-
rested them an They stripped them Of the!f
badges and disa.med thcu- Three Of cahoons
fofce, who Wrft not caught, took fclu9e
IN he ssattou house. At noou the 1ec-
end police statton surrendered to Ellsont police
EanJ this morning the United States Marshal
served notice on Ellison, Chief Of Police, and tue
(1ty Council, that Cahoon would move befuro Judge
I;ndt1 MOOD of the United Statcs Court On III dn Z.
day next, fo1 IN Injunction to restrain them tEom
acting.
Cahoon held court this morning, ss slso did ELL
sou. No disturbance CahoouB force, reduced TO
about thirty men, Ia shut up IN the station honAe,
and Klsoo4 y force, numbering about 80 haTe pos
Ht aspu Of the ctr
, 1870-03-20
CANADA,

unfbor OF st. Johns, N. U.-Pro-
r.rediuu1 In the Dominion mud tovn
Scotin PnrlfnmcntE.
er. Io1NH. n B., March IA singular phe-
,,emrnnn n{1ufred 1t tho commencement Of the
s5ofm yesterday morning. 4 rumb!lng noise va:
5oar1 snd Immediately Afterwards portion Of
~ h3sto,n of the hAxor on the CaIlatpn side 6unf
hodIiT 50 thst wnere bcfore At low tdc, there was
bese tae1e e1e row twe9 fsst 81 M-ts1 .s2! sqne
.T11fYTII. March Ig.-In the Assembly yctteF-
daJ, presented petition from The nsne1mea, Mst-
chxntsx aud Inhabitants Of Cape C1aAo, Complain
ing Of the eneroaeh1oeat o. AHe91e&a aAaet-
, 1870-03-20

Address of Fnahville.H e.HcEchnnts Dep
recuttnE Congressional 1nteFrcn.
tion. 49, s~~. ..Hia
NAaHF111K, March 1a-Ihe wholesale mer-
chants Of Nashville, nt meeting thia afternoon,
adopted c1rcuaf Atdre8sed to the Boards Of
Trade In leading Cities setting forth the trne con-
dit1on Of afEn1 In Tennesee and appealing 70 thcn
to use their tnfuencc against Congressional Inter-
yepuqp. They a1ege that the 6tate has been un-
usually quiet and peaceful and business p5osper-
Gus, but ne proposition 70 subject tne s;.sS -
, 1870-03-20
''''
Died,

BOSTON,, March 19.-Ffancis 1ausada, the Eng.
tsh Consul for Massachusetts and Rhode l1lAao
since lEaq. died this afternoon, aged s.
EEH foHK, March 19.-Geo. WaketuAn. ne
wel-knoEn newspaper mAn, died today OF pneo-
mopia aRed %,
, 1870-03-20
ePQSAIS.
0PUSALS.
denominations.


h'fst9a1 Eas: e., fSs II MI asfsTs i. is:uI
sEA1ED PROPOSALS will b received By the undee
GGaed 1t tho oco Of the board IN the city Of 1s1.
Kane County ns- Until II O'Clock tho 1d:h dar Of
ArT net for the erection Of that pot9u of the ncw
Hoertta3 Building 1t E1&u. authorized by AZ Act 10
7hlIah the Northern Illinois Horpta1 and Asylum for
the ln.a1c." apFrosed ApEn l& 1Eda
PEopee41s tnss st1te In gzusa for f1alsht1x III
materials, and doing al the work rrqrcd eopyt.
ttAt pAEt Of the hf1dink to be erected otcurd-
ns to the plaus ard apeedexonA except the heating
s7pa1atns pEuper The wzl1s Of The building b Of
brick acd stone.
P1oposAla will be also 1rce7ed for Ill work. Including
naatesala. Ia tho department. to iEcute etoce
work. brick work. and plssteripk
Atko. for carpeutesa wo1k. including toodck painting.
md aaaxsnE. fitting and Plumbing md Iron work
AL pFppotah must be accompanied with bond Of
thfre thoreand dol1As to the State Of Illinois, With
twenty fre tent revenue .anp a1ed conditioned that
The pcnou res1ona mixing the proposal viii promptly
enter Into contract !nt doing the work. Ia tho
aha1 be Ava1aed to him them. and no bid4 H:u ba
consideECd WhIch do ccuforz1 to tho above Fyq1
menta
The party to whom the contract shall Be awarae VIII
Re required siEc blua In thc su1u Of double thu
amount he IL to RECEIVE for sad work. b approved tJ
| the board
The TAts Ee.trvt te right to reeet anv or al pro-
real which they shall drm Incompatible with the ia
| terrsss Of the State.
Prppoaal, must be enelnsed IN sealed en.rlopr en.
dorsed 'PEopoaals for ker<hegn mtooss Ho7ttsI md
AErtu for the fnsaae.~ ard ad4trc.sedto
Il. ". PADELEonD,
Secretary board Of Trustees
PIaua and specification, win b. or exhibition II tb:
Office Of the hoard in su, and after The 18th Of tho
p1eaCnt month.
Sif$ $HSSfHS & fHSRs}|R2SfssxAz| a$HAtFs: 7r'ssss*-
Attest. r II PArEI F1ho. S+crrt.ry
, 1870-03-20

BA1TxoEE, March 19.-It appears that Cum1n-
fort and Mitchell authors Of the recent toEgeHea1n
New York, were In business here some months,
and disappeared In default to Ea11ous parties Do
sides leaving hotel bills unpaid.
, 1870-03-20

Public LfbrnftcA nnd{1thc Sunday
---''~- Question.
Bpe1pS, March ia BILL 70 open public libra
r1cs an Sunday was refused third reading In the
Senate.
PHn.ApuIH1A, March 19.-Judgo Read, this
mu1nIng, granted writ directed 70 the Directors
ofthe Nsfcantile Library, requiring them to show
cause ThT an alternative Trit OF nsondomus
should not be Issued, retuuah1e the nrst Monday
ID April, commanding respondents to Keep me
Library ToGm open rs reading room sunday 11sef-
hoonA,
, 1870-03-20

NEW 0RlEiNs, Aarch 1e--Anothez effort Il BE-
REMOVAL, agned by tho State Centra COMMITTEES
and State orleers, Republican members Of The
Legislature, and prominent Republicans, hsTe
been forW ardcd to Washington.
, 1870-03-20

.-Ak41
&HEnI.

NORWICH, March 1s.-ChAzlea and Elmer Bel!
aged respectively 10 and years, sons OF jackson
Bell fell into the Shctuctet River yesterday and
we're drowned
, 1870-03-20
BvPERKINS I9ROE- & E,

1y \ N1AkAR8 ~ 10K&V9A a. xl0[
Chatsrl mossf.so Aale on Aoad.y, March Il, at ls
tslee noEas s.stete Regular THURSDAY nle o{ neT
md second haca tuzntue pasior sets sofaa Lounges
W.sc. cwel.1 @ a,shtt r. A. salea rooEas- II
, 1870-03-20

COOK. COBuRN b co,
EEHKrAEEn ADvEHIIEfN1 A1ENIN
Ars oaoris to rresss <sseTtssa's"ts for The In1R-
CNE lore1f AtAo, 1fefs to FsesaFs adrtF
ttessassts notes ~ an NEHGfArEHs on MAd4ztxEa
II oeY heH0Psl n zAs o. g. 4fsYfASN, al E*s kt
liAAesss 1o1tsH FTie44,
N 0771cr s; DEAE.oAS-e1
, 1870-03-20
Hy ID. LONG & CO.
REGULAR WEDNESDAYS SALE
AT AUCTION

Of Dew md secondh md Fusuttuzv Household Goods.
ehor eaa+s Prior .nd Chamber Sct4 Crocir Glaze
WA!t. M&!1ut1- Btuyrr. e.. Wednesday, Msrra =
1t 10 O'clock L. n sales1oota, 8 South Meis4t
D. LONG l. CO
Alc&4QEetEA nd Eatpitur,a ileafara
, 1870-03-20

DIED.

,ANKER-Woop11n this city, March i, at The nesI-
An5er and AFr L 4. Wood both d Chicago
, 1870-03-20

Investigations made 70 - show that Collector
Bailey y defaulter and that his bGoIs exhibit a
large deficiency tn funda belonging 10 the gov
crnmcnt The 6um II believed to exceed 50 900
and the cTtdcnce of fraud Is said to b. oTcr.
whel,ntn94 lie u satd 70 haze, four JeArs Ago, a.
Collector OF the Fourth District, appropriated pub
lie funds to Its own use, aud those f,eculaiions
were covered up by the receipts Of tho Thtrty ss.
-ond District Batlt{'s securities arc George o.
dyke, Neur1 f DsTiea, Henry CeK1 aod George
DouKlAs, all men 81 responsibility, 10 the govern
menr Ht1 not suffer losA Ru1nCr 4ay1 Inc dr.
1anlter has gone TO Europe OF Nassau
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To KEEP CHICKENS UEALTuY.-
We have published much on this sub
.iect, but the following from a cores
popdent of the RUdi Ncw Yorker is
opportunc -" The way | keep my
fowls in health, clean out the house
once n week ; put wood ashes under
the roost have iron basins for them
to drink from; whitewash inside of
henhouses with hot lime put q little
kerosene oil on the roosts once month.
Tho main. food is oats and cake or
oearre 70 pick on. ] ncrcr iecd but
once day at noon, or when | shu,
them mp at four or five in the afternoon.
When they run out then give them all
they will eat. In my experience there
is no easier way to get diseased fowls
than 10 keep them stuffed it makes
them lazy, aud they won't work as
much as they ought to, to keep them
in healthy condition. never had
any gapes in chickens. When fowls
begin TO droop give them three large
pills Of common hard yellow soap; it
is the best thing to cleanse u fowl
know of follow it for three days /;
give them nothing to eat, and plenty Of
pure water TO drink. In desperate
cases give half teaspoonrul of tine
iure Of lobclia.
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Farming as n r,usiness.

a man who is not smart enough 10
ian n store is not smart enough 10 run
n farm Farmers are not 10 be made
out Of what is LEFT after lawyers. doc
tor, ministers anl merchant. arc sorted
aud picked outs Mud if man fails on
good farm. he will not succeed in .
store, for it rcquitcS more talent 10 be
thriving farmer than to be an avercpe
merchant. The ono causc OF greatest
failure is the disproporiion between
mans farm and his capital. A farmers
capital is his skilled labor and his
money. If lie has little cash. ho must
have no more land than he car thorough
~ well manage by his own per.onel
labor. Every acre beyond that is an
irrumhrance. One acre well worked
j. more profitable than twenty acres
skinned over. It's this greed Of land
by farmers that have not the capital
TO work il that keeps 80 many poor
Small farms are better than large ones
simply because they are better suited
to the average capital Of common
farmers. Large farms with large
capital ATE better than small ones.
But, two hundred acres Of land. ip
the possession of q man who has only
enough capital TO stock and devolop
ten acres, leads to one of two things.
either tha, he pay taxes on one hundred
ana ninety acres which he does not
use, or, rs more commonly the case,
that he spreads his small capital out
over the whole two hundred and so
thin is it. that it is like a spoonful Of
guano on Grand Prairie.
Farming is good business for all
men. who conduct i. on business prin.
clp'es aud have capital according to the
size Of their farms. II n man does
not understand his business, he will
iail, whether he be farmer. lawyer.
minister or merchant. If man at
tempt to run a mine, n manufactory.
bank, or farm, without capital, he
VIII fail alike in oil or any Of them.
but no sooner in one than another Of
them.
Farming for amusement is another
and entirely different thing. Some
men prefer dogs and horses; some men
pictures; some men landscape. gardens
and fancy greenhouses, and others
fancy farms, as means Of aGrccably
spending their money and occupying
their leisure. a farm may bo rich
mans playthiug. lie does not live
from his ground. His ground lives
from him.-H w. Becchcr, IN Chris
tan Union.
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q Perhaps no one rnedi
~ cine is so universally ro-
~ quircd by everybody AZ
~ cathartc, nor was over
Uu-zzTz<<A any before so universal
- ~ iy adopted into use, In
I every country and among
Nye 81 8 ,si;i Il: !, :s!S:s. Ssssss =; ss ?:s
N1.s.-,-ss6K son is, that Il Ia moro
o--s-ss.s- - lk..z<>3A liable and far more effeo
-a<)1x@ e's< tual remedy than any
-H=s--fi=''- other. Those who have
,rici it know that IL cured them; those who hayc
not know that u cures their neighbolS and friends,
and all know that what II does once u does always
that II fails through any fault or ncgectof
its composition. We have shousands upon thou.
sands Of certificates Of their remarkable cures of the
following complaints, but such cures are known In
every ncighborhood and we need not publish them.
Adapted 10 all ages and conditions IN all climates
containing neither calomo or any deleterous drug,
they may be tafkcn with safety by anybody: Theft
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant 10 take while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use IN any quantity;
They operate by their Pgwsyal naenee @ On shs
into healthy action remove The distractions Of the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF the
body, restoring their irregular action TO health and
By correcting, wherever they exist, such dcrango
ments as are the first origin OF disease
Minute % c rsSuSnn @ e,, %S gScn ~ ,ne wtapper on
PiHs rupitily curc:-
For Iby.pcp.ia or Ind,gcstlor. Li.sIess-
should be taken moderately TO stimulate tho stou+
ach and restore It's healthy tone and action.
fof us various HNinp-
toms, Bilious lHeaiiac he, sick HHcassach he,
Jaundicc or Green sickness, ni,ioas
Cole and B,,ions Fcvcrs. they .honll be ju:
diCousy taken for each case to corpct the diseased
action or remove the obstuctions which cause 1t.
For Dy-entrry or Diarriiusa, but one mild
dose L. generally reauir,i
For fsheum ati.ns, cent, Gravel, Pa,pi.
tation Of the Heart, rai. in the side,
Back and Lotns, they should be continuously
takcn as hired, to change the diseased action Of
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Drepsy and Drop.icnl sweIline- they
shouli be taken IN large and frequent doses tol ro
duce the effect of drastic purge.
For suppressiOn large dose should be t kcn
as u produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As n Dinner PiH, take ono or two Piits 10 pro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and myigorates the system. Hence II Is often ad.
vantageous where no serious derangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, ofcn 1nds that doso
OF these Puts makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and rcnovatng effect on tho dgcs
tive apparatus.
DIR. y. c. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, U. 81, n.
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EFFECT OF PUMPKIN SEEDS on
MILCH Cows.-A correspondent writes
to the New England Farmer in regard
to the subject as follows: " First, I
feed my cows one week with one large
or two small pompkius to each COW
twice day, Their milk decreased
two or three quarts to each COW day
from what they gave the week previ-
Gus. l then fed them with the
same quantity Of pumpkins as be.
fore, and took out the seeds. They
increased in greater proportion of
milk than they decreased the week
previous. | then fed them alternately
three or four weeks, and they varied
in their milk very much, as, the first
week" The diuretic quality ofpump.
kin seeds is well known, and they will
always prove injurious TO animals II
fed in largo quantity. Fowls have
sometimes eaten Of them SO largely as
to produce death.
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uRRoRs.oF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for year $
from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay,
aud all the effects Of youthful indiscretion
will, for the sake Of suffering humanity.
send free TO all who need il. the receipt
and directions for making the simple
remedy By which he was cured. Safer
crs wishing to profit by The advert iser's
experience. can do so by addressing. in
pelc;t .onfdcncc. JOHN u, OGDEN.
No. ~ Cedar s.rel:, New York
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09

To DESTROY CATERPlLLERs on TREES.
Take common soit-soap, aud thin it
with water so that it will no, slip of
tho brush, and person may stand
upon the ground aud apply it to the
nest with common paiuier's brush,
inserted in hole bored through one
end ofa long strip sawed from n pine or
other light board, and all il touch hes It
will instantly kill, II applied while
the nests are small, very few will
escape the first application. After the
worms are large, it il equally eflica-
cions, but much more difficult to apply
thoroughly. Any thin oil, or oil mixed
with spirits Of turpentine, is equally
destructive to the worms but the soap
is less injurious TO the trees.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09

A FARMER having ploughed the
land about bis apple trees for the first
time, was surprised by second blos-
soming about two weeks after the first
bloom had disappeared
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For Gil the purposes Of Laxative
Medicine.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09

PoTAToEs mashed fine and mixed
while hot with an equal bulk of meal,
is the best of all puddings for fateniog
chickens fast.