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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

es,- All articles to insure insertion in this
papcr shoull be handed in early on Tuesday
morning, rs we go TO press at IL o'clock, tnoon.)
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

Waison's Drug, Confectionery and Tobncco
Store, on Second street. frs; door Of Masonic
building.
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Specials.

To PArxrERs-A. l. Shaw sells the cheapest
Paints, Oils, Yamishes, &c., In town.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

BY reference to our new advertisements Il will
be seen that they are having another high old
time in Glen Hope. No wonder everybody attend
ing Court from that section =e-e so excited.
They discovered that Christ Keagy was selling
an kinds Of Store Goods In Glen Hope cheaper
than they could be bought most any place else,
and we're in big hurry to get back. Read bis
advertisement. lie sells goods at prices to suit
the times.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14
THE AMER

T,OR sALE.-Whiie Lead, Zine, Paint, i.in-
II seed on, Turpentile, varnshes Of all kindi,
Colors In Oil and Dry aint, Narnsh Brushes.
NAYS aARTSwICK A IRWIN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

To PArusns.-A I. shaw sells the cheapest
Paints. Oils. Yarnishes. &c, in town.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

I N consequence ofthe above facts. T, SHORT,
i Of the old "Short Shoe Shop" would an
nounce to his numerous patrons, and the PEOPLE
Of CleSrfeld county at large, that be has now q
6rst rate lot Of good material jutt received from
the East, and Is prepared onsnort notice to make
and mend Boots and Shoes, at his new shop in
Graham's row. He Is satisfied that he can please
ALL (urless II might be some intensely leyal stay
at.home patriots.) lie is prepared to selllow for
Cash or Country Produce. Don't forget the
shop-next door to showers a Graham's store,
on Market street, ClearGeld, Pa, and kept by {
fellow commonly called
jy2,67-y "SHoRTY."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14

DR.. T. Plato. Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,
offers his services to the people Of cleardeld and
vicinity. and will be in readiness 10 attend all
professional calls, by day or night 0dice on
Reed street, west Of the depot, Clearheldi Pa.
May 81, ls7i-n
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14
MISS H. S. SWANS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

CLEARFIELD, PA.
TINE SPRING TERM Of fourteen weeks, will
commence Monday, April 10th, ISL.
A Primary department viii be added to the
School this fall for which the services Of com
pctent instructor have been engaged And no
effort will be spared to render this department
attractive and Instructive.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Photography, Writing. Object Les
sons Primary Arithmetic and Primary
....'..'s''.'s - w
History, Local and descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing Grammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetio....... .,,,,,-......... pv
Alvebra and isc Seienecs. ~ %
Ins,ructon In instrumental music ........... 10 ot
oil painting, "a u y.
wax Work ss'sssfssssss w
Fof full particulars send for Circular,
Clearfeld. Sept. Z, lsT0-lypd'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-06-14
Boots and Shoes.
PEACE PROCLAIMED.
THE WAR OVER IN CLEARFIRLD.
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.

Nearly all the Contrabands going bach
TO their old masters; but mary one
going TO old Massachusetts, phers
they were iored so long and so weH.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
COTTON MARKETS.


sonrmv Dec s-Co,,on duh Low Mddirs I8lssi' ret ''
ccais y! See. t,pori,-'C,.:~.r aes bale. 'a lo ss
s & s Ss ale. 1l r,' % st.i S F r1 ''
hale. , sia,is aaCSn S. as br m1DE ,ss" s. %
so ts ST' S as, n,les @y, .,, ,"M "i 1s i9s
tsir, c,aswi.r ofthr seek 2a'9 bae ,, -,
n% receipt. the weA 2 bales Shipments 4'' bales ''0cl
nj" sti e . Ss'f Inn and depressed Mdinr. isals
s.vss peS S S0&y'. & '% % '' % st s.'s S sfSa't & y?
o, 81 lS3 bales Ne. receipts The "rh ~ 1 Exports
l'is Gss saie. .sts a''o Of The seel 100 bs
sr E"r. Cotton caster, Mdans' lS! s'c receipts ~
BI1SSHr :conon qnie, Nu, firm: Min'r. e m l'
soI Of the w~i 40 halrs: tr". 2J.
PHll.prlrnlA Drc ss sto,,on quiet Mddlr'. a!e; ne. re-
MEMPHIS. ,stos,cn quiet Midlns. 49, r"ceiP.' $50
le receipts # the week. Il oO a shipments lJ'' balr' 'a'
Ga,vxsfcS prs as-Coon at,t Good orir.-y l7'oi;'c;
net : II ,v' ., ac. stock i., E;a r III; 'f
G.lr,; cca.ri.e bale. the 4s"
Dec sc%G a' H.. s1"s. e: .cr o S'i & re-
receipt. ,hr - hse' r~s ~ bales eIPor''-'o
YswO ORLK,S. Dec s-Co,,ou irr,k MminT,. la'' ne re-
e. s.p 10 O, m.r S s' i S.. 1900 b SAB.
hs' stock l7'le oaF -" rrep' u. ~.k ~, ts.s s"
~; bsies ISL h .s.s OF h- ~eeI y 800 bales
M.,n1, re, .c a9 H'f as ,o ne, receipts
g. bale SALE ~ bale: steel. S'i sae' net ep,' .. Of e he ,s %es
srsTA pee HS"a s ao, 10, ay y s saas Ss.. isl III il @ %
receipts Of the week 80 bales safes {" the ~ei $40
M.cox Dec 29Co,,on FIRM Mnrs l5c receipts O2+ bales
pn.nt. bales ,toc-370 1914 bslc'; l8l l4,U bales
toLrnBrk Dec 2 Cotton sales OF the week 80 bales re-
crt> ~ shipments l. lloj bsss soci-5'O l,i.3 bales
1871. ~ T6 bales
PROVIDENCE Dec Co,on Fat net receipts OF The week io'
bales; stock. lo,0CD bales.
As1 s Ss, ~ ''
SELN, Dec {Uil bates shipments $40 bales
stock - II T0 bsl.s; 1871, $3.50 bales.
y-ioion-Re-eIts of N. r"ek. Nh bales
ynPir Dec lue. Millu lic rrcrirt i9
D. .,or,s-to Britain 44sl bales; cpsstsse J a"
,., bes stock bales Of thr l1
is,s Britain 4<sl bales 10 the Continent, go
M coa,,S.e 555i baes sales of the week 300 bales
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKEr-DRc %
market NesIy ana
nom ma unangri 8 Ohio Steer, fm U0 to Az
A6 3O 20 New York S'ee's, Averaging S b at 30 ~
1910 H. at 50 6 SSssSEf"11s, 1, s fr
KEY os ;. .s.ds ser; ~ Common
Good.
ALBANY LIsE STOCK MARKFT-pg' %
cattle is Light, t"ing 6 short Of t % a week
bLnaIo
MID g. ard &C. T. NJ ani seurel Ratge iaosc Demand for
u dull market with good supply The supply Of
sheep lamb, esht quaint fair "n tue a'rare tu' not EXTRA
prlc.s higher Fine WOOL sheep 3416i rorse wool
Sheep 5iu;c Lambs - 9;ic.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
Albany LIsK STOCK MARKFT-py. %

ALBANY LIsE STOCK MARKFT-pH %
The supply bring short -! it ~ ast week
hLnao
nandrd a. } T. ~ serGre Rage iiHosc Demand Tor
lni dull with good supply The supply OF
sheep ard est; quah fair tie average tu not extra
prcs c higher Fine WOOL sheep A16l" fosrse wool
sheer. 5iu;c. Lambs - &c.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
LAVE STOCK MARKETS

"a, >, t.nrs.:, '-etkyEs-W.th Ls,.,, "a, ,,i ,, - m
u -, ~. - 'no u st One hndr-dhs -ust,n, -
AID Of Aothfst = "a fse stronger oI s,.rA
aa ie sd'sses q Eeod nseh Cattle to-day At moi"
goe fair sood esu i,.s .s Bull brought &C. thin s.-I 10
l4 r. dead ne s,i while IA. were .. a,
hss sa7ie. Oaly yse also ver,frm Ce 90 dess. l.e
rs Ccnnuap&s eat,k W. ss1 dressed Seef o1s,
C.a asd ear eTs BY n Morris; Tts,, Lv
.t, o vt pho csrk IA e. MePl.rson and NJ Dalton ,lt
1... loiQHo on q t.s Iie While Corey ie-sn sold
oLG f.tes Of 1870 n whb II of u. klem.A. cst
b '" Gl<t sE Ii. Il so,se ses.,i ~ at tl'o each
Is @i ilao, ea, foi Sa,,S ewt Ohio he ayeny.
y" sss .sd a, ii ai, se h,Dd.is d "a ct h'
s.a. ,.e sn pen an Il b. W. se.e "a Of them
- es,. a 2s 81 og ioie % .ca, o. cs, and
dSe WV" " e<est at H. ai," tAdef slhpy J!
se One hsl1r-. =. e.e S are eIpcs at Csuuupin e,
"a AID CoI resr eio.rs of Yesterday sd - & ~ fonda
a .i .od I3so,. n ~ esr' each CuII.y 10 ,xs
-. NE -. bSt. sl e~' =. o 5 cst ss ear. a
I ~ ,'r q. s2 y. .sn a, foy completing ,.,.,
bss,s pms ' 81 ill., The 'es e TX .Larn sa,'IS s,s :;
49, East,. lf n s,xui lss CsnAdss - Porty' Wv Judd
A'> ,h Csa.@ sesei and 6o Csnai. l.mb gSghhst By
% rnte u. ~ - tsrte,b st with ,o,g ., .,
n, r esr ~ Cs, sSai te car Indian. l,s ~ or this
2 90 Gssio ls.sarIs rs ~ lie Rse U , %. ID, selling At
10 iiS ~ sc %sr Ctiesso dre.d ~ ~ ester.
'''''ed sag a'e''sd are quoted .. 5laSie...
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
prpr,In LIVE STOCK MARKEr-Drc. %

BIPFALO LIVE STOCK MARKEr-DRc. %
market close, acve; Pres Hesdy an1
nom nay sales @ Ohio Steer ranging @ o5 to ~
N AT 46 3 20 New York Stee's, Averaging R 10 at 80 ~
1910 H., at 80 63 SIsfy-H"1os, 20, % tta
good bOas-heeeip', ~
,rs an, me- 81 5a |i e.s for Common to
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
'iiE STATE OF TRADE

n. D1e >, 'OPtAA NANKTI.
4...., ~, ;'. ''''"' II IT, n". al t,.a.. ,.,.
'" ''"'e' 81 =. TO-. Jgh lu,ae,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

NATIONAL BANK.-To the Comptroller OF

NATIONAL BANK.-To the Comptroller OF
s cs.e section %::ss % c.st sS. s';ss
% S,s: &C. r. %ss X s!%S:n sf: Sss
s4Ti6sa 1 "a. s:sK S's. e
@ A., L r%r q MsaisS &. OF Of S as
more I.a ,xsrd' Of its STOCK that said A''''
;x.I Board Of Director; q .a A..o,i.o1 hereto ;u
.As. .rsn vt n"a' A'i''1 %svER President
~ gsSTcRTs Rs. st:Tr f;S fosT MADISON NATIONAL BANK
sS sS'Se :S Other .eS t %' a 3 hereby
Ned :. p1. r. Fort Ir n "S. %ss, oee
p'ymeh'-D"e' ~" "'A''' ''"' G. n VIEWER Pr.ha-ut.
THE DIRECTORS Of ths N9KTHERN r IEIHS, as 49,
Ing it in eonemp.on tle. Prs bun" In Ansric. invite
I.. 1s'', ,s 4: SssxS should ,. ,,.
enc. As-nt, Of a,t Co%p'.. and be '. tie
:.eu,, IT, r; S IN Sn. % @
h.. rapt. Million. sterling. fully .uh.cros p upwri Of
sssa % S .sa 5 s1' Ss s' :'
.. S .oa .ai possible
% r ;ii ::
oSrs. e%his 'rS No. DO N Moors.ts,t London 4. C.
REDEMPTION of BONDS Of the HOUSTON ON
s TEXAS rEsTs4 M M VA ssna. to ii: . SINKING
M,;a I.i I;sa s 70, tn. redemption. o, tn.
the main line one hundred and twenty
fund ;s.s, % TIE T"Gs, Of ,sss Oh.
.. tn. aparis"d I'd p's1'b bs.ss nd,ss!.
n .ss ss% rss ar % % % %I b. p@ p,s a ,s
s"s@ Without d'''1 SEFIIsPT KXAFEi PEirs Trustees
Dee l. Iq;l No &c E,rhsngc place Ne~.York City.
RAILROAD BONDS lbs, :, b,
CHAIsLESsM. SCHO1"T, JR..
spffcHiAEr1 EHIi, MADE OF
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
ITO INVESTORS.
WINSLOW. LANIER d Co.,
BANKERS
No. ~ PISE.sT.. NEW YORK.


OFFRR FOR SALK
an, ,, Of Al NM ooc GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD
COMpANYSFIRST MORTGAGE BONDS hs'nns seven per cent
,., in GOLD tax being the balance r
,,nipe up,o Of F Mortgage Bonds which are aho
secured h, LAND GRANT OIL Of choice hne
IN. prc Of the which applied TO the redemption o ne
bonox Hon. A. Howard Land Commissioner report" pee '1'n
b.t The land amount 10 about 5000 acre An "
er acre He estimates the proceeds the entire land grant
=, pot Lea, than clear Of pen Two hundred and 'weu'!
r, les Of the railroad completed and earning 'ue'en
70 p,y the interest whole ue Of bonds Price ninety and
90 rue We recommend these bonds to investors perfectly
.afea andd desirable acnrtv
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Ppu,nyru,A Dec a--Covers ed els st +l0 So L"
o,h SJ2S Flsx.ei Flour dul and weak; SupFnpr'
-n. r,t,a ~ 1T Ext Fams $40 ~ ~ 'or
2in ~ for Indiana and Ohio; $50 ~ for hgh gfse~ liza
u State and Wpst. Na s J6 Ambr = oo NV
:, 9r Corn uuict New Yellow, t.0bsc Mixed ,'In @ v nn
O, steady White 53d Sac. Mixed Soc Groceries anu "
R,Txony bee " -,otAn dull: Low Midding l9tc; Tosa
rominslr unchanged hut ouit Wheat dull and uncnane'
nn,s, .n sca,cc: hi DC; Western yellow and h1ed
. on;et Mes. Pork $4 SId S@ Bacon lnlr'
S,n,I1ers Clear Rib SIDES NC. isnS
Lar steady a, Butter s'ead Fine I" Good ho'
Cho 90 do WHISKY nomins at 10 'tc ca o,s
W,xruis n.c 2g-Four 6r,u t6 500 Corn lc'lre oc
unch,nred OGa2c Lard unchanged Bnlk Meais-Sh"ur' az ~
SIDES st u-h.., cr;et dun
cbng, E.a White Michigan 81 81; Amber Michigan $l ~ wv
Rai al Al No Rel S s. 81 Corn que' anu uhcnsk
sh M,J &c Mrd s7cfT Michigan &c ",t, ss uar ,t.s sa
unehang, No l. sa; %c.. Michigan J' Lave i,f s, 49,
a, 80 ,nn IS Clover Seed steady 81 81 N'ep-t..V aro
Whs. hu,h and 600 hush ga SNlpmen"-'''"
lu.h Wheat bush. Com and 0O Hogs .-- .u,.u
Louis Dec 2oFcnr quiet and steady; nbNn"ss VIZ!
light; small NJ" 2, sang =
Re Fall sample 81 a. Corn dull and crc'nhs IT,"
Yellow on t;sct idic Oats slow No 2 10 elevator IN
op,,, and steady Prime Iowa 7Uc Rive in imrSed demS w.
eys,or ;G7?r WI kr der'ln2 >alcs al 0sc fok Im
no, * a IS FeiruU II Apr ofeth "ra ,
C~sr R s. a5.c Dry Sale MP-Beer fers but mos it
nrvatr; snail lois Shoulder tsc Clear SIes o -
shcnr Sc Bacca qu Obng lots shon1eI' w " &
Cler Rb a7,c Clear Sides sc. Lsri hnnr 81 G hlSe "E
, . va "a Is hull Of - ai0 $il' tt" u,cia, s'u'
U".. kiei - evening, 2$,OO Etsd keeel '
100 bush Wheat, bush tom. 1000 BUSH Osi o hos"
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
A ~, .c.o.t United States Five Twenty bonds lSzs Wi ioo's
IA o. iaS-s asi TenForties. 9li

AMI the ,ceo, United States Five Twenty bend 1862 VII iO0's
W o. M iss,s ss{ TenPories. sli
o% p.,, n.c ga. Rentcs opened at So So IT.
r,vpool Pal m,Cot.on opened stesdy; milnnnt uP
land, eIo Mdng 0eanA otd sales o. he wesh na
n, bales estimated +s' @ bales Of which Sn, AmsIcon or &
o o males; estimated bs Rec-pts of the week s'V
l.s including bales Of Amecsn actna export ~ o oas
LavrRrocI. 1ec ssl:So mto'ton qn sales OF ~ sI
nesry due from Charleston have BEEN male 10 u
for MdGpgs stock Of bound to TIN, "n a. Co
s 100 bales American Receipts Of Wheat for the past week 1
ousrersal Americana California bite heat Ia M pr en
Corn. 3ls Cd per quarter. nat, -. u..,., and
The scronn Intel states bonds 1862! t 1903 st
l861s 9tt: Ten .Fortes 9li ,.
P,sIs Dec 2s- -Ey,ning- Renes closed at $50 8'c ,,,
llygRron Dec Son closet quiet f'unung oPs 20,
a; alt WinS Orsu, l0id sales of 10000 bse', 2W'
export speculation The market for Yarns anu rsp
chester is Red Srng Wheat. lis dsI per cena bAooD
34s per Cumberland cn. -.
An rwEgP Dec. 81 eroeum 4H for pale Amercsn'
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

'i~oi. sad 1-Lbess-e. bItts AMI tanr 10" ="
,-lsr is md sales leo Ibis. W. quote;
- - 1"0 - Il
CO vi. inactive se,d, s,r, -. ba' "eaw', .
trN,, J.-.cy.. =, ;3 s; MeA hrt-4 - - -
"a M-t e.irrn Ms. br. ~ ~ " ~ {"
Con- Ncs. .Nr,i.W. 3 - 3 -
AZ flolf : jEn ani tame a. - '' - ~ '"' >" '"u
AZ f,r P.r.,.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
GRAIN IN sroRp IN vrv.YoRx Avr BRooxIY~.

us, ,ri>-Tit demand f.. 10Th i> aud Cb,l only
S 81, ' , Se Pe .,,e, a., n' "-'h''s Lie i' Tie FORMER
s12a s for re- nS S fs sf ns. . oss. Sse . s Hs !.
", f'e are quiet but frn r.. O,o,s 8, a, ssa
- ~ 8 $40, e. ss sss ~ , :Asi s% s"I si % iss ,l
81 ~ = g fr SS"St T., "ni sc : for
Mol ,>>iS-iol,rn grade. ar, u aere bu freely
sr,- nd ,ens decline rs es Orleans +sqie
..! H. o.. 'or l. bt,. ScA Orlesr, AZ ii45i-c.
,., nm n HlomtSa r .ll on i % G, in y.i @ % %a s.
~ 1 ss hem n %Sd' % 5T taI m Pm nd e n IN .
ol'. 81 tb w.shl. private .rm, quote - -
,r.-can Lu,~c Grri 7a97s" or oa.t
y % p M ~ 80, S are 5b-, s & . a ls as atA' We as-.
ss ~ ls i S. % c.. ia 3 Ri H T.. @''e es
Ss:. "a >prFn;.. 70 Rcl ol, |aIOatei... 5, o..
w. ~, wp.s'..; 't.+? IS e.. e %
W. @s, St''lsi :, asl c.gs pt% h.:. S
r,% ?ssy %a: 70 ss. it GI,i. saa. REL s:I s
-, q , IS Cotton Cotton seed seed Ij1is Ysis. '9 ''
. ;s;4; - & ca,oa sS%'',I SEED. Y;ic. o. o.
S.,,i-p sS,i-e Gn =. .ni White Winter, 20 a IS
psl >loNsPori roderate demand and tie mark, is
- 4 =. g o. od N,,. y, - rs i, % s sS Ss: D. ~ .'
apn mi rs IDS R,,r. Prime ss sls e5 Beef isf.r
S % M. IN % .s % ' Z, I ns,i. i ' f:,: ss % s
, % IN. % 1 S q $~a. @ to | So % sui for S"r Fs. M S+,. .. s .s
Ind. a Beet dq and ~ .hde s easier ss though @
'. s, sle' Of s0btI, +la *24 0sr West,
''% rs, p PeSsG @ Ts
o @ b S be, u 3 NJ " ~ r. .D u the se Sss M ,.;b At the
.'r , Of 800 bor Short Clear Western 7s. and $50
M % @ d 1 I.r I% g"ca d%aS GGGs ssa
' S tu "'h small otns ss OF 400 hblr and tc. &C.
~ S, % fa,ait deiy;iS .at. Sf G @ for J%nuIf
e s'te' Tor March lo:c; C.ty at " and 500 les
kEOLrrM-Tb. market for Crude h.. ruled vers strong under
''d h, oar bot th' d.nand light a the
@ s sssr, "I, Of @ bhs Lsvy grsvy at lic. quote Or
& W. - 10 On Lover R..Dd has he tetr for
a v VI 0uT,Is II 4 fluN.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
financial
PEAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDS OF
III THE
ASSOCIATION KNOWN AS THE
MASONIC HALL AND ASYLUM FUND OF
THE STATE or NEWlORk.
financial
ENTIRE AMoIST 9P BONDS, StO0;O00: SKCIRED By
EttL ESTATE IL TIN CITY or NEW -iORk
WORTH 81 ,OOU, 900.


Tie Hall and Asylun Find ASSOCIATION tl
ulder special ' the L,-s Of 'hc state Of New
The Bonds secured b first end only he sus
lie plot Of land situated the nors Of Sixth West
ri in the CITY Of New yok and The messe 'l
process erection the The land alone
and he cost Of both land and building will NNOW
The principal Of the Londs payable 5 1891 aud the: bear
at the Of the beng abe
Of March and the 18th u September eac
The property Of the alton belongs the whole Mon trstef
OF the composed Of 'Ltn ssretsye roILi
attached to sir hundred and eft sI suhorina;e lodges,
of the Act Of the Legislative the Eve cbe officers Of the
FaiertS Of The Siat- and Their Office become the
Trustee. this Association wh for tie purpose Of M loan the Union
Trust COMPANY the City Of Ssok made M Trustee Of the prop
erty mogsged the payelt the Aca sn the
Bonds
IL addition the rents to be derived from the or which est
900 per the Fund the gusr annual
cet Of about 00 the subordinate Log
total Of $4,000 vhch $3ja will he devoted
hr bonds and adequate sursncr the building
residue amounting $4,000 will be appropriated
To tbe gradual extinction Of the bonns
absolute safety these bonds Offer dumni fr he een
Of eqnal IN the country
For sale By
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

vo,,,jou. a,c Co'"n rulniug 10 qua h' ioo "'"
above torue ue,s the grade "a te ,on
% dali hu are trn sales "I ~"
- n.r...l., ard at Bath 5.s1 isg> Ro per Lsp~lng -
III AN MEAl-Tle hight for a grades 81 uf nu
i'm Ted srrysis ami advance gold l1cnS are nro
- -. - St.,, tr;rA, Al Me the mstte Is ',t
1 - t1 wee. are without qGoaole change sales 2No bbh We
New-York tribune., 1871-12-30

-, i held a. security for the bonds na,S
moresee and sSac Il nm" interest and principal in goffa far
s:s s1s md a;;ois G g. s'1y;il tn .sS S%S
Company
y,r,,xcrcx. CEDAR .R.rIns ANn M'NN"'".N ,.H
Cryr GoIp SHINING FUND BONDS io'
't,' ,s, an and interest hy HENRY CLh"s. w.
a. >, Wal-st. New-lork
To BROKERS ,C.u,vp
.r,s;t;on as BoOKKrRrER and CAsiilfHi
W.Mt or srld housc by party thoroughly p'','GI al.
IN s,'t hus'p,ss First class reference gNe"' 'u
w. u, w b.. Box No j,25l. P"St Oih'e'
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-06-16
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-06-16
Breeding Horses.

A judicious writer on the subject
of breeding remarks:
eff we have got one service of a
thoroughbred, we can get another
when necessary, and my own con-
viction (based on some experience)
is so strong that the sire should be
really thoroughbred, that / would
sooner pay 500 to have a mare,
that is fit to breed from at all, sery-
ed by ''four-miler" than to have
her served by halt-breed for moth
] ing; it would pay in the end. Any
one who will look at the carriage
horses belonging to even the richest
men in the large cities, or who will
go through the city horse markets
looking for strictly fine carriage
teams, will realize the fact that care
lessncss of breeding has made the
race nearly extinct. He will see
plenty of "roadsters," warranted to
show pace that is of no use except
for very fast pleasure driving, but
he will be lucky if he sees one real
~ fine pair of well framed and sty-
fish carriage horses. IF he does,
and if the animals are free from all
defects and well broken, he will find
them held at fabulous prices, even
though they may not be able to trot
a mile in less than six or seven min
uteS.
l believe that hree-quarter-bred,
we'll matched, well trained and sty-
fish horses-such as may be raised
from good, honest, cold-blooded
grand dams-will find, henceforth,
a ready sale at $4,000 and upward
per pair at four years old. I also
believe that accidents aside) such
animals may be bred with certainty;
and that the chances for getting
more would be as great as for get
ting less. This sort of horse breed
ing would pay much better than the
lottery business of breeding for fast
trotting-where one horse in hun
dred is worth 81, 1000, and one in a
thousand $4,000, and nine-tenths of
the balance $3.50. At the same time,
if breeding to thoroughbred STALL
ions became the rule rather than the
exception, the average working pow
CIR of all the horses in the country
would be doubled by reason of the
greater briskness, power, stamina
and longevity that "blood" imparts.
The questions Of the influence of
blood on fast trotting is a disputed
one. If were to set about the pro-
duction Of this class Of animals l
would raise only thorough-breds,
and develop the trotting action to
the utmost in successive generations.
Others, who have peculiar views
about tho ''obliquity Of the os cal
cis," advocate the mongrel theory.
Without stopping to argue the ques-
tion here, l may confidently assert
that for the guidance of farmers my
rule for breeding is the safe one"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-06-16

BREAD CRUMBs.-Be very careful
that no piece of bread that can be
used, is wasted. Gather all waste
or broken pieces, and set into the
''heater," if you have one to your
stove or range; if not, into the oven
after the cooking for the day is done,
leaving the door open so that the
pieces may not burn. When thor
oughly dried, roll them fine on a
board, and with a rolling pin kept
expressly for the purpose, as it
makes pastry board and pin rough
to roll any hard substance. Sift the
crumbs through a colander, and
keep them in a stone pot, covered
closely, in a dry place, or put in a
linen bag and hang it in cool place.
They are excellent to use in cooking
many things, as well as for stuffing,
and you can not save too large a
quantity. If we'll dried and prop
erly aired, they will keep year,
and be as sweet as when first rolled;
and, aside from the economy, they
are a great convenience.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-06-16

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