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New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK. Thursday, March 80,

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, March 80, 1871.
New arrivals in the Bulls Head Market were,
this morning: Sixty head Of work horses from Michigan
and Ohio and lot consisting OF IA head OF carriage anu
road horses bred and reared in Otsego County, TINS
state The latter consigned to Messrs Fitch q
Conan and deserving OF special notice among the lOt
arc two fine bay colts sired by George Carks snip out
OF two Messenger mares. ,.,
Business throughout the day was only moderately
active and confined to cart stage ana car horses the
clemency OF the weather keeping farmers from coming
TO the city and seekers fine pleasure horses out OF
market.
Prices continue frm with marked tendency toward
improvement for welmatched teams IN proportion as
the season advances. ,.
The carriage repositories OF leading manufacturers
contain all the latest Spring styles, with all modern,
American and European improvements.
Good sales reported from most OF the warehouses;
prices have undergone change. me ful! clarence
was bought for $1,000 elegant barouehe for $780, botn
by VIM Fuller of Baltimore, OF Messrs Brewster
of Twenty-ffth-st. The same house sold also very
nobby demi-landau for 81 900 to Mr. Laws OF TINS city
Something unique in the way OF pony Pnaetons ls
promised to ladies fond OF handling the ribbons by
Mr. A. g. Flandrau the carriage builder, or NO East
Eighteenthst., who will be remembered FOR having ~
tIoduced the Carriage of the Period"
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON March '9l:3O m-COsos ooeued Of 9 for money
and al r the account American quet United States Five
Twenty bonds GET; 1885, DID, 9Ei 1901 y Tenfoes ~
stocks frmer Ene Railway shares lS Illinois Ceus Ill AaD
tic nd Great Western, Al.
LvKRPooG 3O11:3 mCotton opened quieti MddhDe
New
LoNDoS March Ol3O mConso for money s5 for the sc
eoDnt securities firm; United States eIWen bonds
1852 va; 1867 gi4 Atlantic and Great Western, ~ ~ .
Ioyp9S March .m-U. s. FyeTwenty bonds OF bb9 w.
oYpoy March he regular weekly ssteent Of the Bank OF En-
Gland made public toda shows the Of bullion in yaat
bas increased l06 900 since last THURSDAY.
LoSDOy March $3.50 m-Conso closed az W for mone1 snd
United flNe
TSe1ty bonds 1862 ga 1865 ola 1861 9la TenPores 90 Ehe
Railway shares li Illinois Cutral Ill Atnte and Great Western
pL ,,,,.
LIvKRPooI March 3O-43o m-Cotton closed quiet Mdhne
Mding Orleans, I'D sales OF The day IO Da
1900 or export and speculation. -. . .----,---
Rcd
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

..,,,od IN excbsnge for Fve-Tweuties at consiueI
~ A;earepce or bought for new investments much
-, che Government FIVE PER CENTS, must DO
,arrelv sought after and materially advance in
market value rs the certainty that the fNe-l"e",
t;es cannot be relied upon to run much longer a'
ner cent becomes apparent IL
Tur Central Pacific GOLD BONDS are especially
desirable for the following reasons, viz;
I They are secured by first lien on one Vi ''0
most productive and profitable railroads IN ,i'e oo'
try. worth several Zines the amount OF the ino''
gage. ..ho ,ledee of
. They have the further security of the pieuee 0,
- -, aDd GOOD faith of one of the richest ana
most srccessful corporations i'll the counI9' oiS-
ti,or,;sbod for ifs allie and honorable management
ond bcb credit and having full-paid capital STOCK
Of about SGN0O0GoO with authority 10 increase ltS
capital 10 SlOOOJo000.
2 They have a fixed time to run-now about -
years. ,.,..
i, all the principal money markets OF the world ana
ore regularly quoted and dealt in at the Stock EX-
changes of New-York, Amsterdam Frankfort, Berlin
ond London. and are as readily salable in large or
small amounts at any time, at quoted market rates.
as are Government bonds.
The earnings Of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
many in 1870 were nearly SsOOOOOO, and the increase
for January and February of this year indicates that
the earnings for 1871 will not be less than from
S10OOOOOO TO S12OO0OOO, with net profit of not
less than S5OOOo0, while the interest liabilities Of
the Company are less than S2,OOO,OOO per annum.
We deal in these bonds, and buy and sell them at
current market rates. and believe them to be as abb
solutelv safe as any investment can be.
They can now be had in exchange for Five-Iwen-
ties at profit of about 10 per cent. This proht
may be realized and per cent gold interest contln-
Nd with entire safety FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TnuKsD4Y March 9o-A day with OysOcsed msTse e9a
rs With % % I sTna, @ mSIf s%S Mny and SO s.p
day wonder have report hard market for owners turn
ing just snPae-A rush Aer the high r1ies Of last wse
up There great danger that they will not stop where ths
heavy bodies nav carry the whole herd beyond ne appropriate stopping
place The rates Of to-day generally G Sh ss some & MN sSs, oSs
at full & to which may be added something more for the moral weak
scales all The .ol Of to-day arrived tCmnqnip4w-7
ears more due with IS c 70 arrive cars at
At weehsTIen Morris had car loads Gillespie
no Ds.n and S Ss i6s By & % Dudley Of them S
ewt Ric &C Of ct cwt at l1al3c and Go Others at a On
H. Meyers had lss of the Moni. e,i. 10 Of them coarse It cSt
U Cary IA head 80 of them at 3 e4c mai! eTt
Geo Tosey sold 21 Of s. at about l9e
" SeSei had 81 head Is Of them common e cvt Of
l3 alSc with % holding and not much prospect OF
E HuDl for " Y, Wood 81 Gao, ',ss 6! sTt ti'iale
H. iIurd ioT Wood Gillespie little s, Illinois at l99
At Communipaw s. W. Aerton Co had 10 MePherson
Il J. II bailey W Gleti Co. cars Kelley Ne
Pbeson Of their It Illinois steer. l3l They we're
tie for Keey Co. Killed Tbe sold % Ohio steers "a
weme stI for s. W. Alerton Co.. lea Illinois steers g
~ Gett WAS selling 6l Illinois steers II cwt at 3asc and
IS Chookees Ct cSt fat l3i with 6 fat Illinois bulls 1850 d.,
H. westbeimer sold g. Illinois ,teers n cvt l9al4c
At One hundredh Coon Schue Thompson had q cars sui
D. wsIe OF the latter 8! Illinois steers q cWt were sold
CALVES tdlc q few selling above l
l5c is the price Of hogsed most II this class selling At
Olive by Thurn Co. 70 Bucks Co.. Penn calves l' a
b. all lcfew Of the nest HE A. Bristol sold 10
fne JERSEYS TO- l3i H. He and Of 10 l0 Zee
sold few bob Of 100 n at 8c state calves rs b loci II
Jerseys l3O TO- st c and Bucks Co., lD H. HE Kirby soI
State calves lO2 n, at Pc
SHEKP-Arvs 3O24, Foryeighhst at Commu-
nPaw and at weehaSke Market dull and Prices GRADUALLY but
by Hume Elliott l62 Massachusetts, wool
10 H. and 100 Michigan, 81 n all st &C.
Kirby sold 6 State sheep 81 H. at 7 and " ~ d. Attc
McGrsw & Reid sold III Mas. sheep, ~ n. at DC ~
At Weeswken Judd Buckingham sold 40 state sheAred sheep ~
D. at 80 M ev Trade very slow all round End Gfs Of the
| views toward night
6 Freht and u at Conmunpsw or
3485 head and prices about k OIL Two cars live sold at I Yesterday
scarcely possible to get oder OF e
th0ugh Dressed change bids
heavy down Ste for 100 d. down. and " GS or
|
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
noNRsTlC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3oCOtiSn-M4dlng Upland ltaisse
FOq SnchARge sGPerSne e. S2S - ~ ~ oe hs s 5 @
ehsnss Ss sP's whs.t Mesa' dull Red Western %
a. ess. on on private terms Oats f demand unchanged Gro
ceesa business prices UNCHANGED Provisions dull Meis roIi
sj5 as5asslc A'S WHISKY da unchanged
5 n9 ss1ne @ on & Mills Medium Grades Howard super
75a SO l2s DO E,tTs 80 SGG - e DO Famy a w.
s Sssa ns i western Superans @ 5s 6 DO EI
Red 81 7o9sis Pennsylvsn 81 soa = co. Other grades On
changed CGn S@ as s{d ss0T M Po sm a 50 Bacon s%
shoulder SC RIB Sides lie Clear Rib niei HAMS rGae Lard
qsIwiSxrr, MsS G~Flcuf qulet Wheat quiet; No MIL
Es aTea oe Rye and Barley dali nominal 7d
81 Mess Pori easier At go Reesps-2WO bb' Flour O
cIrysI1sD M.fh dq No Red hsd G e. q Corn S
nni March aour sa sqpesne &c lasass as
@ Car RIB lie Clear sides III HAMS i ,d CST GGss o1
changed RIchnsesterng ' NeTYOrE Sight premium Gold
March Grain market mari . ssnay rl ds S end sT, gH
IoTsriGs March ~c6.co zs' hhds Lug. $50
nothing doing Four Steady Extra Family Sc Wheat es
Spring 81 4Oas So Corn steady Csc Oats steady at Doc
Clear es 'tsS sS o ic''1 cs Sides fG Bali ' Shoulder e
Pisin, ssc Psiod steady Prime Leaf in tee he kes
G:vseo March sFour steady with moderate densnd .ses
e. Is sT ~ No. sRH " wS,1, P5 AmSs aS %ns SU ei.ss. s
sales Amber Winter 81 es Corn quiet at 81 ssc 0'
BGfe
for Tbbold y cwt Mlsed unchanged; shorts s25 spsiuf
sRUs28; Mddngs ayDds s33 y tun. Hghwnes Die Railway
Preigb-Plou Boston ice TO New-YOrk 6Oc TO Albany DC
Mheed 10 Boston 81 to NeTiof So and to Albany %
tun. WV. II. -
CHICAGO March 30Pour quiet and steady Wheat quiet ana
easier, No 2id 81 Is cash during the afternoon quiet
al 2ll seller April Corn arm and quiet ta5lc during ne
SNenoon du al 6se seller April Oats dali and lowers No. 4ic
Rive du nomnal Ole BARLEY quiet and hraeI al Use
bunes active and Provisions quiet and ee Mess
PS 100 Og 2O l2I seller April 2O 62i seller May Lard, HE
er Anil: lie eeer May bry saed shoulders loose Hogs
80, duh and lower at &4dSb7b Receipts
900 bbls Ponr II Wheat 4OoO bush Corn 1900 buse
0.s 600 bush Rive bush Barley shneuts-3ON bb fou
900 bush Wheat Oo BUSH Corn 5000 bush Oats 3Ooo BUSH h'e
1900 bush. Barley. % s,l.. 1u-u..u.. e.,
C5e Tuuenne 100 80 35 Tar advanced TO ~ w. hosh
steady Al ~ for Strained; 81 for Extra No. l.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
THE MARKETS.

CUFFRK dull but holders hear Of 30 sales but at ali
u $500 bsg No. New Light sad lOOdo per Maggie "
and n New Orleans 1900 bags do. Preference
FLOUR AND AEAITbe demand FOR Flour Is hmed No and
iyerue and Western shipping Extras
1 10 better pp STATE Extras quiet and steady Medium brands
dull aud easier AID Family grades quiet but 6m the market
closed grades No and SuPerfne being strong
.2O bblA, part last evening. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
rN1ox PAc1r1c LAxp-GRAxr BONDS.


NEwYoRK, March 90 1871.
The undersigned offer for sale the balance OF the
land-Grant Bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company The Road has been in operation about
twenty months. 1t is complete in all respects, and
its earnings have averaged SS,0OGOO per annum'
These Bonds bear per cent interest, coupons paya
be April and October They are receivable, at par
in payment for the Company's lands. The total
amount Of lands to which the Company Is entitled
under grant from Government is 12,0SO,OOO acres.
The total amount of Land-Grant Bonds issued IS
SlO4OOOOO The land sales have already been 292 SSS
acres at average price of 81 46 per acre. lhe re-
manning 17S7,l17 acres, at an average valuation OF
but 81 per acre, are worth S23,574,2S4. With the
proceeds of lands sold the Company have retired
S735OOO bonds, and will continue to retire bonds as
rapidly as lands are marketed Col. Thomas A. Scott,
the new President of the Company, estimated the
net earnings for the ensuing year at S4,5OO,OO
exclusive of the Land Department. to be applied to
interest and dividends. He says that this result
cannot but be deemed by all practically versed in
the history of new railway lines, indicating sue
cessful future MORTON, BLISS & Co,
80 BrOad-st
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
financial.

oI%h anO ESTATE FUNDS 10 be
- 1OO,UUU LOANED Tor tern Of yea, on improved
Eewlors Erool property over sJC1 Fss' applying
COguse.oI al Law. bi CedatsI
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
PrCEIpTS OF PROnTCE.


MARCH 3GB pkgs Ashes II pkgG Beeswer lgD bales cotton
s5l Cotton Seed Cake 40 pkgs DRIED Fruit @ e Eg "
Wheat 1900 bush Corn 100 bush Oats
g bush Barley 100 bush $50 bbs Com Meal 100 bb Oatmeal
90 bush Beans Seed 378 bales Hops ll9 Hides 3 pig
Id "a h kputs Turpentne bbls Rosin, 100 bb Lard OIL i
bbs Taow OIL pkg oil Cake 6863 sides Leather so 6hs Pe
96 Cut Meats 40 pigs Cheese lSl psRs
Lard I6 Lard l5 fgs Beef o. psgs Gease ~ phg searn
bb WbIy 20l Wool pkg CaL) Wine 2G6 pkgS (Ca
Salmou 764 bags Mustard Seed 10 bids Molasses.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

NORTON, SLAUGHTER & Co. WM ALEXANDER
sSirTH 4 CO., HlLLGARTEN * Co., recommend, after
. thorough investigation of the affairs OF the Com
ANY the EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or TnE EIIZABETHTOwN AND PADUCAH RAILROAD OF
kentucky as a very safe and desirable Investment.
They are only authorized TO offer limited amount
4 these securities at S7i and accrued interest The
Bonds offered are on the completed portion OF the
Road which s now in successful operation
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

One of the Best Investments in the Markets..
Louis and South Eastern First Mortgage Convertible
2 Per Cent Gold Bonds, issued upon finished road
run1ing TO St. Louis and doing profitable business
Price a2t and interest Inquire for particulars of
GEO OPDYKB & Co., 30. 25 Nassau-st.
NIX JEsUP & Co.. No. ~ Pine-st,
and At the Ofice of the Company, 81 Liberty-st
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

Tie quarterly interest due April on the Gold
IOnds OF the State of Georgia will be paid on and
the Fourth National Bank.
RUFUs B. BULLOCK, Governor of Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
Coparlnersbip Notices.

yr,UE cop pARTNERSHIP existing between the
undersigned uDT The frn n'ue q ALhX hGAtN.is So
-.r, oIS Ri ISON whiraWng therelfom. loo
ns.s ~ ths late frm win be continued by ALEXANDER MchEst
I GEORGE CLAN RANALD under tho arm nAme VI ALhA NC
KENZIE & Co. t,...rpv N.xpxytI 4 "a
an J.i due m frn must NJ pad 70 ALhA MchhNAh N"'
Mo uill psy all claims agsns sail late tTu - . .,,,,y
New.lork, Mach % ls'l ASeN -, SNtS "nS ptSALn
yUllN ) bLLiSOA.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
alarble aro Slate Hlanlels.
Chances for Buoiness tflen.

a HALF INTEREST in a light manuiactur.
u a., t,a. Vii he SOLD liberal ierns Party purchasing
II ,Is sts be manufictar Po pTcaars address D. hshr'
ipyeators' Brehange 2I5 Broadway \. 4.
NOR SALE-A FEED-MlLL, III Chicago, DONG
.nid business Address, Immediately, b. T. sHOkIALL 100
Maa.sonst. Chicago, H.
UNSIIRANCE.-The advertiser, having 20
erperence solicitor and Adiusier and "a extensive &c
in e,eral states wishes engagement VITA an asnfaaos
\, Genera and AL r Satisfactory f,i,rrn s"sa.
AIi,,ss IN 81 RANCE of II. OLIVER No beeAmu'1
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
80 BrOad-st

To parties seeking perfectly safe and remunerative
investments, we especially commend the FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. These bonds are payable in gold
ct the expiration of thirty years with interest pay
able in gold sem-annually, at the rate of $40 per
annum, and are first and only mortgage upon the
Road its rolling stock and franchises and also upon
valuable land-gant of 22 900 acres permile of road
Maps and pamphlets fully descriptive of this Road
and its bonds can be obtained of JAY COOKE d Co.,
Fiscal Agents N p r. R. No. 20 Wall-st., Newly ork.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31

BUPFALo LIVE STOCK MARKBr-MARcn gt a.,
Catne-Ths continue dal under heavy rec, ~ @
5l - agsip 20 same day seek; sales - hh lh ht y
sgpg 4 h. Al "a 87t; 81 fieer, 80 n TO 45 y, 'a
G11s 81 red ~ b. ~ sockers w 70 70 ' 10 ~
IS 25ds5 % Michigan soeke $40 b At - ~ 70 oi'I l - o.
"a sefp- Rres Ight demand aud no sales Hogs dil
sales Of l05 head Averaging 30 ib at - o.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
COTTON MARKETS.

po.roS March -Cotion quiet Midlngs l!c net ocepiS
80 Ialest sales 400 bales stock u 900 bales $500, -,
WusiSGTOS March J0COton unebanedi Mlhes foi n'' 10
eeps bales stock, 2'1ti bales ,,,,,,. "a. uo, -.
[ an bales eIports-to the continent JJO bales sales oVO bales
stock. 81 .ll2 bales . ,,t,,.. a.. ,., ,...i,,s
a,S IsIes. sales 900 bales; stock, n ,Jil bales -,
March JO-COtou quiet Good Ordinary ztc be ~
s 45 bales eIpors-oOsstEe 1ll bales sales Sa0 bales
stock. 577l5 bales. 90 o.- ~. ,,a4,,... III. . ro, -.
[ etT hale; gross 47i5 bales eIposo crest bHn
g8 bales; Hsve l29 baes to vera tfW LOO O' s@s o
bales stock, 25a, ,Gl bales ,,a,,,.. -. o.,
80 30 b, gross receipts 335 bales; eIportsio Tie eanent
fo bsle, cosaise baos; sats 2 baes stock fbi bae
Nsttp MARI lO-t Midngs lic net receipts Ip
ie., exrt, 5 bacsi coastse % baSsi sales !" oar' 'o
D4lss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-23

m M latest or any STYLE desired II you want GOOD
and fashionable article call at my store on INC north
aide OF the Public Square, opposite JOS Sermcrshcms
Dec. ,, 1Se0.-Iy, EMMA MtSVNN"A''
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RoSADALlS

MO PREPARATION HAS
IN ever been introduced 10
Inc American people that has
met with as marked q success
as "THE FLUID EXTRACT
OF ROSADALIS." One ounce
Of this Fluid Extract is moro
powerful in its action upon dis
case than ono pint Of the prep
arations Of Sarsaparilla. As =
Hood Purifier It has no equal;
for .Scrcjula, Indammotory Rhen-
mctism, Syphilis in all its forms,
II is n certain cure. Physicians
indorse it; it's not n quack nos
trum, as the formula is printed
on every package.
DR.. Sparks, Of Nicholasvillc,
Ky, says: alt is the best Blood
Purifier I have ever used"
DIR. Boykin, Of Baltimore,
says: ct always prescribe 1t
for scrofula and Syphilis"
DR.. T. G. Pugh, Of Baltimore,
says: "I cured the worst case
Of Scrofula l have ever seen
with Rosadalis."
Benjamin Bechtol, of Lima,
Ohio, says no has suffered for
twenty years with on eruption
over his whole body; tried all
kinds Of remedies with no sue
cess q few bottles Of Rosadalis
made a complete euro.
See ROSADALIS ALMANAC
for important cures. The Rosa
dalis Alma nae publishes the thrill
ling story of Ruby st. Croix, OF
the Magic Rose"
Western Wholesale Depot for
Rosadalis,
n. MACREADY & CO.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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LOOgOOtcc, Shoals & Jasper,
MAIL, EXPRESS AND STAGE ROUTES!
STEINHAUSER & SCHRADER!

" s. Contractors for the Loogootce, shoals ana
F.. Jasper Mail Express Routes. respectfully m
form the public, that they will run GOOD hacks VIII
excellent teams and reliable drivers and are prepared
convey passengers and express matter between me
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad az Ioogooec or shoals
and Jasper or way places the routes, on the most
rea sonablc terms. Persons sending or receiving eN
pressagc Of any kind may depend on having
handled and promptly and safely delivered iheir
stage for Jasper Mondays Wedncs-
days and Fridays att o'clock A. NJ. arriving at Loo
gooee in time 10 connect with the trains on the d NJ
ne,urninr leaves Loogootee every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday Their stage leaves Jasper every friday
morning at O'Clock, and arrives at shoals IN e 70
connect with the railroad trains either way heurh-
| ing leaves shoals att o'clock Saturdays.
And also, they will run stage to petersburg eveay
Saturdays, leaving Petersburg at o'clock A. M
| July 4, 20. STEiNHAusEh Seh""''"'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-06-23

RockpOrt s. Jasper Mail Route.
vVVHE undersigned having received the
4 contract for carrying the mail to
Rockport. respectfully informs any one
desiring to 90 TO Rockport. that he will
provide means for CARRYING them on
Mondays and Fridays if they will leave
word on the day before at Inc Post office
in Jasper. JOSEfH OHhlOH.
| July Sth, 1870.
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Farm Work in June.

There are several operations on the
farm which should be performed in June,
and every favorable day should be taken
advantage of. rs delays are dangerous.
Grass should be cut before it becomes
too ripe, made into hay. and secured
from the weather as rapidly as possible.
The planting Of corn should be complet-
ed, and il any part Of the early crop has
failed. the land should be rcplantcd.-
The cultivator should be kept going be-
tween the drills of corn, sorghum,
broom-corn, potatoes and root crops, as
soon rs the plants arc high enough to be
avoided. Ruta bagas, sugar bccts, and
mangcl wurzel, should be got into the
ground in June. Root crops Of all kinds
delight in deeply titled, well pulvcrizcd.
rich soil. The seed should be deposited
while the ground is fresh and moist af-
ter being titled. The roller should be
used to pulvcrizc and compress the soil
about the seeds, to retain moisture,
resist heat, and cause rapid vegetation
-IWeslcrn Rural.
urThc writer Of an obituary notice
of an cstimable lady said that the be-
rcaved hu sband was "hardly able to bcal
the demise of his wife," Imagine hi
disgust on. reading in print that TIN
bcreavcd husband was ''hardly able t
wear the chcmisc Of his wife,"
HyA poor, cmaciatcd Irishman hay
Ing called in physician IN forlor'
hope, the latter spread a large mustar.
plaster and put it on the poor fellow
lean chest. Pat, when with fearful eye
nc looked down on IL, said: "Docthe1
II strikes mo It's dale of mustard for 8
title mate"
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HURRAH FOR THE
II a + o q d J!
TO + A II M e r S i.
AGRICULTURAL WORKS AT
s. KUEB lie RS.
BLACKSMITH & WAGON MAKING SHOP
rJAsrER, INDIANA,
To buy cheap, for money down.
Come To Jasper. IT'S the town.
Formers, and all who want to buy
Tnroll your green-backs ana draw h'gh;
For 3. Kuehcr has for sale
The best Pows wholesale or retail;
Burgies, Carriages, silver bright,
with farming implements all right.
The McShorey plow-no better made
Conc one and all. let's have a trade.
Corn plows aud Culuvatorsn new,
Moving machines end Rcapers. too;
Wagons. of all kinds, ready done.
Hay rakcs we're sure are No. one;
with many other things all nice.
SO lust come in and learn the price:
Then ii YOU don't want to Guy,
There'li be no harm 'twixt you and l.
A few good jobs have been made. confess,
Whose success has depended on copying from
But unlike tho prn'er-to borrow who must
They fail to give credit. and yet call II just
with labor. skill, genius TO superrtend
New improvements make, which the public
| commend:
| Aud when I've succeeded and got good
thing.
| Thcnext thing know it's on aaother machine!
| But something else I've got to say,
DO not forget in the pay.
H When iron buy. lumber. as You see,
l Nothing but money will pay from mel
So come and pay the old account,
And make new good and sound;
Now do not put it of too far,
| With money in your pocket and to spare.
Ard remember, hesitate not to say
| The work we make must lie o. X.
April 10. roy SEBASTIAN KVEBLER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-16

They rejoice in a hermit out in western
Texas lie excludes E, en- the ordinary do
mrs,ic animals from his household. He At
one time raised chickens ;but as, whenever a
woman al very long intervals, and by chance
happened in his vicinity, the chickens got
frightened, ran headlony into the brush and
remained hidden there as long as . pet,ieoat
was in sight. the hermit concluded to do
without such. uncivilizsd creatures. He
amuses himself iamingibirds; but bis iavorite
arc two snakes ofa peculiar kind, that he
uses as mousers, and which be asserts are far
superior to cats. He lives by the product
Of sixty beehives, selling from twelve to ff.
,esn thousand pounds OF honey every year.
The PERMITS name 10 Bsylock. He was for
many years trapper IN the Rocky Noun
sains, is sixsy.,hrss years of age; is cheerful
aud talkative, and. by traveller who re-
Gently saw and conversed with him, is spok.
en- OF as man. Of more than common natural
ability. with fair portion toi general inior-
nation.