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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-30
DIR. s. ]. HAYES.
suRe EoN &fi DENTIST

oaiee on Main ST. curwensville, Pa,
yxTfLL mako professional visits, for tho con
w venienoe Of the public, commencing In
&1fiI. 1900. IS follows. viz
I.nihersburg-RirstR Friday of every month.
14ionviIle-P Monday Of every month.
Nnmber City-First Thursday Of every month.
fr<ndinc two days In either place. All orders
~ nork should be presented on the day Of his
arrival at each place.
M Teeth extracted by the application Of
I1<1i anSsfh esia comparatively without pain.
an Eindf Of Dental work guaranteed.
HH B.-The public will please notice. that DR..
H.. ~hen not engaged in the above visits, may
~ band in bis once. in Curwensville, Pa
|f1fwensville, Feb. 4, 1889. s-t2
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-30

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTiCE.-Notice
N Is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate of JOHN DOUCH, deceased, late
Of Bell township, Clearheld county, Ponn'a., hav-
ing been duly granted to the undersigned all per
indebted 10 said estate will please make pay
mcnt, aud those having claims or demands viii
present them properly authenticated for settlement
and allowance without delay.
II. l.. HENDERSON,
ISAAC B0UCH,
osicnd, Feb. 2s-eipd. Administrators
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-30
SURVEYOR.

rJ,HE undersigned offers his services as Sur
veyor, and may be found a, his residence, In
Lawrence township. Letters will reach him d.
rcctcd 10 Clearheld, Pa.
may 7-tf JAMES MllChELb'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-03-30

DUY the DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC. Only
ID n ssrts Rrsrv rossr sheuis bsrs ore
The New York herald., 1870-06-10
POLITICAL.

MEETING or THE JOHN G.. KEATIN0 CAN
paisn Cub will be held u James Turner'S l81 Monroe
street. this (friday, evenng.
The New York herald., 1870-06-10

L,OR SALE-A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, THREE
years Lease and Fixures with or without Stock doing
good cash business; reason OF selling owner going 20
Europe Apply M sss store ias worth street. Centre,
The New York herald., 1870-06-10

vIANTED-AN HONEST TIDY YOUNG Girl. To
w assist In housework and the of baby Apply to-
day. between ~ aud Il O'clock 3l West 10Th ST. Refer
required.
The New York herald., 1870-06-10

WANTED-A GIRL. TO WASH, IRON AND DO PLAIN
w cooking; to competent person liberal wages will be
paid Apply before Il NJ a, $50 East 4sh st. between I'd
The New York herald., 1870-06-10

A GROCERY AND VEGETABLE STORE FOR SALE
~ Must be sold Immediately the owner can't hold H.
Inquire Of BLAUvELT BLUE l0 Warren street, corner
Washington.
The New York herald., 1870-06-10

A GOOD DOWN TOWN LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE
N In he vicinity Of shipping and steamboat andius four
yesrs lease For particulars apply TO WILLIAM ABBOTT,
No. City Hall place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

Int Fat lots nearly hold their own selling at q a7c with
selected 95alO n, sheep pedded out at aQSc. Lambs
10 at 9dl2c for Western, and dl3c for Jersey with
small lots picked cut AZ 13Ac.
a low rates OF Ic. per head for bringing from Buffalo
vii nr0Nably keep MP good supply
Al Fnrfve glti, st, with IL cars arrived Hume q
liott among tie may run ont, sofa tne iolioWlng,
viii serve As samples vs. 20 thin n 10 Ohio sheep ~
e. s3 of 72ds7o 10 5 20 culs Az 90 each; 81 lnd 20 10
~ Cc Il OHIO 81 10, c 20I of 81 10, 74Y 100 OF i0 no. &c;
i6y ia. lambs, 50 10 at 1itdiiic; 100 tanaa aps oot
H. I2c. and % do. 55l 70, at 12c. TO' ''@f0 "ooP
Mcraw & Beid sold IS fat SO n Ohio sheep at &c. To-
Kirby sod is2 III shcep io ~ Mt c,c IS Ohio, 10 n,
as 10 atIlc and 50 do, 80 n, at ilc Total l45S sheep
Al Weehawien, with cars arrived, Judd & Co. sold
S5 poor Ohio sheep and lambs at y 90 each ana III Oh
Van Vert sold IS Canada lambs IS 10, at 100. and 20
do Oay ~ at l2lc Also, II sheep, 79i b. at bc ana 40
o' A. Communipaw there were cars fresh and several
lots tale sheep. Sales quite free, Wis by j. n
ri cock 2i3 thin OHIO "A -, at &C.; ZIG do, &c No. &c. 2S
~ n nj 5fc; 1873 OF 70 ~ Gle; $50 OF 50 n, 6s Tvs OF %
IN s MI So and Al do at 8 GA each also 100 KY lambs
- al AZ lie and 212 Western do. at lldntc, OF - -
oh Total l436 sheep at Sass, or - IS eaeh, ana l41
i.,,ps at 9alS3c, or s. 30 per head.
." 80 Il Co sold "a choice Sc ID Jersey lambs at lac
ri mart al Chamberlns, 142s lambs, at 1Os l4e, or
= os er head and at Communipaw, 1850 sheep 5G7c.
or q 81 aveiagt' - -, -. ara. o q. >, aud no
,.t'hs 81 1QQllic., OF - % pee head
SCTNTruta for week, ,3S, with, Tor to-day, ~ cars
oo.n AZ Weebawken and COmmunipaw, and 10 cars az
rs IN Communipaw. low gold market high price OF
Ice and perhaps, bringing the hogs here Ior almOs'
ohng combine 10 reduce the rates TO l4c Tor dressed
with few pigs at ME Weekly sales-W; Anerton q 20
sid 500 l6g 10 as ell COT NJ H. Giilett sofa '4s OF
I.tl %, at ell J9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rrrnnnpa NApT FITS


lovpoS June 27:9O m.Cousos oIend at @ cT money sni
s23 for the account quet United states
Twenty bonds got! 1865 oil 80; 1907. Sl Ienfoncs ~
Stcls qme Railway shares 1915 Illinois Centra I1i AiAnue
A. Great Western, p.
Mdhnq Upands lGdlOid; Mdng Orleans 0talOsL Wheat 10
per Tor California White Corn 81 taJ per quarter io NO.
n zci Western ~,
- OIL dali Spirits TUrpentne dull Common Bosn hrm he1hea
q.cL CO.. N, NJ ,.-,. .oo.,.3 e,,n
june 2ned States Five Twenty bonds opened %
hisllQJ6i for the isucs Of 1907 = =.
PARIS June q The Bourse opened firm Rents, 2 r. ~ c
HAVE opened firm both on spot and a0a' -
OrnaIe the spot III f. q cwti Low Mddngs ahos' ii H.
LII, --,--,
tNrvYRP. June Petroleum opened firm and unchanged
rC0nsols for ~. for account
qlI American United States five Twenty bonds
~ l56s 1907 a.. Stocks quieti Enc kSay SHARES
zs-lSJ m.-Cotton Is steady. Bacon 5oi y
) egt.f0rC inbera s'A Lard tun At 30 Pc"t
PARIS June 2-The opened firm Rentes TIT sc
ItERpoQI total receipts Of Cotton from al ports Tor
Al We ending Jdne 5000 bales Of this an bot 1000 came
f the Of American cotton on hand here
le,nse bales snd beside lUO bales OF American
q es hound 70 this country. -, -
LoNnoN June p. mConso closed at 81 for money
American securities steady Unei states
F.geTeuty bonds 9Ot 1885, old L 1907 49, ien,h0res T.
stocks steady Ee RsilNay shares 49, Illinois Centa t AAh
LivEEPooL June 1850 p m-Coton closed frmer Mding
Hollands IJQlOi Mddiug Orleans, 1Oldl0L sales OF the DAY.
including 5000 for and speculation WI eat
ID g per Genial White; Sl09i for No. Rcd
M ami Red Winter Corn, per quarter for
Isropesn. Rosin. 1873 per evil for Fine 49,.
LnNpOV, jane 2z-Lned Oh easier st Al e un iOr INN
-o5olg fJr feeding. Taiov brner at - 8 2 cWt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
ppCFTpTs OF PRODUCE.

Per NOrtA River Pessels. oHa R9'roade =, 80,
JSE 2 bales Cotton q pkgA Ashes pigs beesWai L]
is Fonr 68 bush Whest &2l bush CCn - ss ~ p ~
- ush Beans 2s hhs Spirits Tupentne 10 b ar ~ oo hps
AID hs PORK pkgs Led sl pkg Cut Meats i0 cS niH
g seam Sc pkg Butter 85A boxes Cheese 10 Dds hSs
D,8 Frr, 2a pkgS on Cake l5t bills Copper b6 bhls
~ 81 "a bales Wool u bales Hemp II bates hops too sle,
,bs Sql Hides hls Hides 48 hhs fo3sco lis boxes anu
e Tobacco 900 Starch 24l bags Peanuts % bales Moss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

TIE suppl Of Gauk about c1ua average
q t iuior The highe price realized 9lc.
r seer. o'her choice lots brought 9a9le with exceptions
g. highest p1e &C.. the huk OF the from ga8ie The
den and Tor Mich Gows Slows the Of pr sfs from i0a
for common 10 choice The maIke for sheep
prices advanced Ia Lambs, lO0l2sc sheep
god sni 6fas!c for good to extra Nothing doing Hogs
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-JuNE a.
dan veek and t. lower; sales Pennsylvs.
9aylc. Fair 10 Good a8lc; Common at
DOL and sales 300 4O5tc Hogs
sa-s 270t al ia tlJ The latter for prime oOu-fed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

O,wEeo 27-Fou UNCHANGED sales 5000 bhs At 50 20 r
AM So 75d 80 Double Extra Wheat quiet scgqIste qgSon'
: 81; Caee white Cs1sds S. quiet for No
O. sTs o 9e oe ' and i'I for Uh5oSd p ert Mei arnr
shorts $50 $29 Spsufs $50 SZ5i MldGngs $z%sS' ah
NssYci fqnSe the Hudson aud :. . TO TsE;So5t
A.; M 70 Boston, e 9o e Ney;YGTL % So 70
Iygort26 Wheat 900 bush Oats 800 bush Rye loJoO
Pnir1pEITTi. June g7coton du Mildlng Upland 2lia
2llG Bsrt steady 10 9a,I09 ~ i ~ IS sSa IS s for
Ias; IS 7d 80 Is for Low sP9g Wheat Extra Family at 70 ia
= MA - Indiana sBd Ohio 81 50G 40 for Pancy Wheat
S1rn les active; Western Yellow o. MIed Western 81 C6a
81 o. Oats steady at 6 CoaeeSTAl bushes mo e s
ss PorG $50 C Lard ieis6ic Petroleum unchanged Whisky
BaLrsoEE June 27-Ccon dull Mdd9g 3o@a8y 2qic Flour
o. si va 81 50; Western 81 5d 81 81 dull White 81 u
sIl5 yellow, q 054 ~ o. White MIXED OJgSI 70 0ss 9oc
az Clear Kb 7Ic; shoulder i4 259l3 Lard quiet at
10 oi no JUNE 53FoaT dU Wheat f and higher;
g. g & Sos q e 6 SS d G1'' f s9'i o:i:
81 o65 bush Corr 800 bush Oats Shments- 500 bbs Flour
tSclsSiTT June aFoaT dull and unchanged Wheat
eung; sales Red At II 20 Corn dull he'd a. nominal s'
a. s,b saie al g8 but little demand Provisions dull and nom
ir unehanged sales Of Importance Exchange firm par buying
6ElGigo June unchanged FOpr du and
3 l5G - IS for Spnng Extras heat unsettled lower ana ir5egasI
sferoon market dull and unchanged Corn declining at Ma
e. qt S6 and o Si sss ct g for no T. Rye quiet
No. 2 Barley dull at for NO Hgh'
IN, ron hound Proysons UNCHANGED
rI @ - az ~ 50 fr common 10 GOOD Cattle sdy and
u for good cboc s6 IS for Texan
Receipts 800 hlls Flour "a 90 bush Wheat,
bush Corn 1000 bgsh Oats 1900 buh Rge, 500 bush
Live Hogs khpmerts3aD bbl Flour, 5000 bush.
bush $500 bush Oats $500 bush Rye, 800 bush
$50 Lave llog Peghts quiet and trm a. &c on Wheat to
j .ri'n
sHrrrAto June 27-Recps-7OO bbls Four 10000 bush.
v $50 bush Com 600 bgsh Rye Shipmens-lo 600 bush
uo0 bush Comi 1890 bush Oats RsH shipmen4oOcO
Wheat heavy; sales this afternoon.
bush No Mlsauke Club ct III 1900 bush. No Chi.
lGl nominal and
.a. Barley neglected Pork steady; HEAVY Mess
l7 Ighwn in retail trade. 81 o. Freights dull
r hanged for Wheat &C. for Corn, &C. for Oats
ALhAyY June 2There nothing doing Wheat the supply
for choice samples Rye quiet Corn
sale Oats easier sales 1900 bush State in car lots, at zoe
a.. iaa 10 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
Proposals.

OFFICE L. s. ORDNASCs AGEScY, CORNER HorsroN AND(
GKERNK-sr, (ESrRASCE OF GREENEsT) r. u BOX ISIl'(
NEW. YORK CRY, June 49, 1870
During THE MONTHS OF JULY and
August 1870 shall By authority Of the War Department
,ea bids for the purct the u Ordnance department os
and Lead Bullets follows, deliverable az ne poH'
toned only: .-n,,y urrv - ION
One hundred Lead Bullets ! rankiorl Arseual
Fins tups Lead Bullets. Waieryhe, Arsenal
One hundred IN Lead Bulets, WatertoSn Arsenal
on SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1871,
One hundred tuns Lead Bullets Frsnkford Arsenal
Fty tuns Lead Bullets Wateryliet Arsenal:
One hundred tuns Lead Bullets Watertown Arenal.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 lSIO
Two hundred Pig Leaf, New-YorE Arsenal
Fifty tuns Pig Lead, 81. Louis Arsenal , 81. ,o-,
' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, l81U.
One hundred uns Lesi Bullets, Fr1nkorl Arsenal
One hundred TINS Pig Lead New-York Arsenal
lffty tus Pig Lead ST Louis Arsenal - - ,o-o
' on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST H. lBll
Two hundred tuns Pig Lead, hes-fOrk Arsenal
PYny tuns Pig Lead ST. Louis Arsenal -. -. 800
|'' on WEDNESDAY. AUGUST q, l8lo
One hundred and fifty tuns Pig Lead, New orA Atitl
one hundred tuns Lead Bullets " ateItosn Arsenal
- Fifty tuns Pig Lead st. Louis Arsenal ,, o., ,o.o
' on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1870
-Four hundred tuns Pig Lead, Ne~ioTk ArsenaL
Fity tunsP Pig Lead, ST. Louis Arsenal
p5oss viii he opened the days aud stes herein
nece all bids certified check or dA OF New
YORK for i've per OF the amount offered Tor - ,his
Bs must be indoed Proposals for Lead and Addressed 70 ~
Office. - A.. -, b .o;ae. .cv and an
tls mot deemed satisfactory and At s opaon accept os
IN excess Of quantities adv ed for sale Thirty days Will
he allowed for the payment and removal Of the Lead
Further information be had application to ms once
. Breyet Colonel, L. s. A., Major Of Orinsnce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

rIHE COUPONS of the NEW YORK AND
Il OsWEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD 6rst mortgage 7 per cent
gold bonls l. 1870 ain paid pre-
Al BANKING Ilous. Of GEORGE OPDTKE
font
Of and
reopen July l.-Onela ~ y, Jane 20 ilIo
D. G MrTLKJOHN Prcshent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COZ

NHICAGO AND ALION KAlLhOAD OOC-
~ PONS Of Prst Mortgage Bonds. 49, 80
JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COUPONS Of Fr't Mortgage
DUBu4uB AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD COUPONS Of First
DUBtQUE SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD COUPONS Of Preferred
First Mortgage Bonds ,o,-uo,-s ~.
DETROIT AND PONTIAC RAILROAD COUPONS Of First Mort
gage Bonds 49,. 80 .,..,.,,., 80 ~. a, -.
Bonds
July 1870 viii be paid at Office No. u Finest Ne"-ioA
Civ on and ater that date es, Tax. Also -
81 LOUIS, JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD CoU'
1TI&STC AND GULF RAILROAD COUPONS Of Consolidated
Both dae and payable as above free of Government Tar r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
rs,nv,xy-s,s N,rIoyn. BASK Nav YoRE June 81. 1870
A DIVIDEND OF SiA 1.,1 fEh oENl' irce OIL
orFIcE ~ TiiR LtKE SHoRE AID MIcHGiN soUTaEKS
RAILWAY COxPASY, NEw-YORK, June p VI. )
Il A MEETING of the Directors held thl'

IA DAY the following resolutions wen adopted, va;
H0red DIVIDEND u FOUR PER CENT fire. OF uo'rh
declared from The net earnings Of the COMPANY n t. aug
1870 PAYABLE Office Of the Union Trust Co " %
CITY Of New York
Rocef Transfer Books Of this Company be closed on W,
day July o'clock and roPened on tsy "a Gay "
next JAN H. BANhhh if'aN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
Hoeses an6 Carriages.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES FOR
" THIRTY DAYS
DEMAREST WOODRUFF,
At their Warcrooms 50 by 2OO feet
Goa AND $50 BROADWAY, NEW-YORh,
invite their customers strangers and the public sener'iy
10 call and examine their large and
bne stock Of CARRIAGES, .,.o,,a
compsin2 CLARENCES bANDACS, CoCfrN bhhDt, s,,s
yTCT0RIAS CABROLBTS, two four and sixseh fhAEIVh'
COUPE ard sir sect ROCkAWAis,
o,bor.e RoekaraV Depot WAGONS and Pony PhAeonA
Zine ton BIG(iIES. reduced from f450 10 30
Fine no-top BUGGTES reduced from 90 To- ~,
Remember FOR THIRTY DAYS, GREAT BAeNAiNS'
Every Carriage guaranteed FOR one year.
nor SALE-A six-seated Westchester ROCh-
IL AWAY male to order by Wool Bros has been used only T
time. In IN. country in perfect and elegantly uphos VA
he o cheap sold only for want Of use
VAN DUsERS, l35 Chrystiest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
Flo RAILROAD
DuLL,s HEAD BANK-FORTY- SEVEN

I'D New-YOrk. June "a 1910 QUARTERLY DlNl-
DRND FIVE 81 CENT free Of all sres this day declared
Srst dsy Of Univ peYt q. W WILLBTT Caher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

A. MELVIN, 1GcrOneer.
by BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor.
I'D 4hss Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
tigo. A LBAvIrT, Ancnoneer
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Astorpace and Eighthst LEAylTP STREBEIGH
CoSsiGNNESrs SOLICITED LBhREs CATALoGuEp LSD SOLD
EDWARD PETTINGER, AuctiOneer.-59th
~ sale Property takes place Wednesday June ~ at
10 o'clock m Central oho 200 Mubey ST. consisting of he
Articles ron RoTe Sugar Cotton Mems and women CFo'b
ipg Watches Jewelry Hardware Dry Goods Shoes &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
COTTON MARK

Ca June 2Cotton quiet; Mllng 1870 sales $50
t p 1 bai eI1Ous-coasNise J5 baesi stock, 5000
i...s
CIARGFyr0N s. c. June 2-Coon Eat; Mding 49, sales
receipts POI ba eEpOrcOasts 40 bales; stock, 5459
a.
NORFOLK June 2CotOn dull; Low Mlding l3lci receipts
p erpOrisooas'Niss 30 bae stock, Lao bales
steady and fair
Co ornr 6i3 sse, 500 balesi receipts 100 baes stock, II 6
he.
NevORLpAv June Fiction quiet and steady; Middng I9d
LOO bsss; receipts 5D4 bales oosstWise 50 bales
So haisss Great Britain G05 baes Hsvre 1853
ls'.ss o. New York 2.58 bales; stock. 7j494 bales
NOZZLE Ala, JuB quiet and steady Low Mdllng 3c
ca receipts. stock. bale.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-26
KEAnsysEE TESTIMONY:

NASHVILLE Fen l, lS70.-hL. @. Cotton--Sir: Ii
running as Enginesc on the Nashville and Decatur
Road, and in the Ssuth during the late war was
much exposed to malaria, and my health became
very bad. About eighteen months ago had to stop
work. commenced taking your Southern star
Stomach Bitters, from which found ALMOST I'M
mediate relief. resumed work, continued to take
your Bitters, and have been in perfect hdAlth for
more than twelve months, while many Of the en-
ployees have lost time from having chills and fe-
yer. 1 recommend these Bitters as preventive
of fever and ague, and the best stomach prepara-
ton have ever used 8. j. BRACKEN,
Engineer n. < D. R. r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-26
The striped Bug.

Every gardner knows that this is a most
Obstructive insect among melon, cucum-
her and other young vines, sometimes
damaging the crop seriously. Many
remedies have been suggested, some of
them no doubt good in their way but
troublesome. Now we have tried for
several years another which has proved
with US a complete success. Instead OF
aiming to drive away the insect by
SCOT, ashes, etc, we pet it or rather fur
nlsh with food better than the young
FL. elon and cucumber plants. We SOW
around each hill at the time Of each plant
ing few radish seed, and coming up
about The same time, the tops supply
pasture for the bug which it much pre-
ters to tire vines. Lettuce will also an
swer. hut 1le radish is rather liked the
best While our vines are untouched by
making this little provision for IT, the
Young radish tops are completely pertor-
ated. Should this fail, which is seldom
the case, and has never been with US
sprinkle the vines with q solution of
whale-oil soap and water. No Gthei
insect but the curculioc can stand this soap.
Where this preparation is not attalna0le,
Il weak solution Of carbolic disinfectan'
soap will answer Us welL-Gcrn1dntOUn
IClCQrdph.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-26
EIfcs on IIOrses.

The Journal of Commerce gives the
following as preventive of horses being
leased by flies: '"Take two or three small
haadluls of walnut leaves, upon which
pour two or three quarts of cold WATER
Ect it infuse one night, and pour hewhOle
next morning into a kettle, and let it boil
for quarter of an hour. When cold, it
will be fit for use. No more is required
than to moistcn sponge, and before the
horse goes out of the stable, let those
parts which arc most irritable be smeared
over with the liquor, viz, between the
TANKS, etc. Not only the gentleman or
lady who rides out for pleasure will de-
rive pleasure from the walnut leaves thus
prepared, but the coachman, the wagner
and all others VITO use horses during the
hot months.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-26
FARM AND GARDEN.
TO Farmers and DINERS.


We shall be pleased to receive from
Our subscribers short communications on
subjects connected with the farm, garden
and household. The experience of a
successful farmer as to the best mode OF
cultivating grain, cotton, or grass, or the
management of stock viii be of interest
and value to others. If farmer wants
information on any of these subjects, lot
him make inquiry through this paper, and
some one of our readers will perhaps be
able to answer the question. What we
desire TO inauguratc is more general in
terchange of views among the cultivators
of the soil in Tennessee on subjects which
Immediately interest them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-26
Selecting calves for Mixers.

A writer in one of our exchanges says:
''The points that indicate the good cow
are disccnable in the calf, and why not9
This may staggcr some dairymen, but
that is just what we wish to do. This
wholesale slaughtering of calves in the
spring is wrong. A calf will show good
milk mirror as well as a COW, and q rich,
cream-colored udder as well as COW, a
healthy, thrifty look and strong loin as
well as a COW. And these points make
up the COW every time. Let the breed be
what it may, this is our experience in the
matter. A calf that is worth ten or fif-
teen dollars should not be killed for its
mere hide, for the lack of Judgment in
selecting"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
For Register,

FOR Register
To the Editors of the Union and American:
The very complimentary vote L received
in the late election, on canvass OF SIX
dRrs. encourages me to TRY, try again,
and / hereby authorize you to announce
that am a candidate for Register of David
son county, at the ensuing August election,
subject to the action of convention.
Respectfully, B. F. BTNKLET.
NASHVILLE, April s, 1870. ape tie
In compliance with the wishos OF numer-
ous friends hereby announce myself
candidate for the Office of Register OF Da-
wilson county at the coming August cleo
ton. subject to the will of county con-
ventiOn. DEM. L. "OOD"A"D'
apr2G tide II.
VIZ are authorized TO announce john
McCielland as candidate for Register oil
Davidson county at tha August election.
apr23 tide C
We are authorized to announce GEORGE
s UoBsoN a candidate for Register OF Da-
wilson county. at the ensuing August cleo
ton. subject to a convention. ap2otoe
We are authorized to announce ARrHuf
NJ FrlszUM. as candidate for Register o.
Davidson county, at the ensuing Angus
election, subject to the decision OF a con
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We are authorized TO announce Y. w
Hroxlflr. in. as a candidate for Comfy
Repister. at the ensuing August election.
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EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY
Passengers Going East,

Passengers GOing East,
VIA LOUISVILLE Oh CAfHo'
S.HOULD PURCHASE TICKETS BY TIE
Erie G. Atlantic & Great Western BY,
forming the best and most comfortable Line 70
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Daily.
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