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10 whom II may concern:
Notice Is here y given that las + Melton
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ana that The same is set for heating at Feb
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E,tray Notice.

Taken up by John Work In Snrinyasf
township. GA the Nd day Of Nov, ls1I nne
white aud spotted cow, four years old crop
on right ear. two swallow forks, and hoe in
left ear. Appraise at 50.
iwD MoREAr CARROLL, Aud,
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taalcc has no foresight
~ nohlsst nptige is To public
ood.- Virgil. sNssA e.
VIXEN III ID lost the future still re-
msins. novse.
..s.ss;;;ssI'!rJns1lrs' = ''s W.
With much we surfeit. plenty
makes 10 poor.-Drayton.
9Qx ~ cbsa,isy Of f,e,d.
~ R1Jsji1 fayta'H aFisa
Viii ploasass drRged, he almost
longed for woe.-Byron. r.
Whse 10 dishonesty GOT, vaeipaes
in psUaieacy.-Ciccto
HeEhosends-the storm, stcers the
vcssel kss; III Adsps; GO
Man IS the weeping anpha', born
to govcsnsall tho restszHiny. AA
Habit, ii not resis,ej. soon becomes
necessity. st. Aasaetse.S 80
Profound JOY has orc Of severity
than sryesy i IT, Soataig"e stsi
Great spirits nd great business do
keep on. thiy weak passion ! Bacon.
Fngalii is founded on the prin-
s ss.s! !s,.r ~ riches have limits
None1Are more hopelessly enslaved
than th{se who believe they are free.
-Goet y.
Tn ter Of joy Isl 4 pearl Of first
water. the mourning tear only Of the
secotd.-Richter. Il
Netsre hath appointed the twi-
ii No. . bsid9e 20 pass out Of night
iJe dsy.-Fuller.
\ Though man cannot abstain from
being weak, he NAV from being VIC
Nps.-Addison.
Here is no vice 50 simple but as.
suiiles some mark Of virtue on ~ out
wsrfparts. Shakespeare. 80 q I
Aetny hair, BY its constant irrita-
ton, may give more annoyance than
= smat blow.-Lowcll.
We Should accustom the mind to
keep he best company by introduc-
ing itonly to the best books.-Sidney
Smith.
w are all kind Of chameleons,
taking our hue, the hue Of o"r moral
character, from those who arc about
us.-I.ocke.
Satird should, like polished razor
keen, wound with a touch that is
scarcely felt or seen. Mary Wortley
Monta9
neutrality-suspicious., like the sud-
den rise Of the mercury in the bar.
ometer, indicate little else than the
changeabIeness in the weather.
Hare.
The gol zen beams Of truth and the
silken cord4 Of love twisted together,
will draw mia on with a sweet vio-
lence, whether they win or ne.-Cud-
worth.
They will noe b gathered like the
flowers for chap!e< or love token;
but Of these the wild bird will make
its nest, and the wearied child its
pillow.-Ruskin.
Terror itself, when once grown
trsnscendcntal,s becomes kind Of
rs frost sufficiently intfnse,
according to the poet Milton, will
The best Of men that ever wore !
earth sbeut him was sufferer, .
soft, meek, patient, humble, tranquil
spirit the first true gen.lenan that
ever Observation-Disclosures.
Nothing is 50 oppressive As So,
cret |; IL u HAcnlt for ladies to keep
it long, and / know even in this mat
ter aGood number II men who are
wou,en. IA Fontaine.
Gunpowder is the emblem of poll
tic revenge, for it biteth first and
barketh afterwards the bullet being
1t the mark before the report is
heard, SO that it maketh a noise, not
by way Of warning hut Of triumph
Fuller.
True hspp;nes. is OF retired nature,
and IN enemy to pomp and noise.
1t arises, ia the first place, from the
enjoyment Of ones self, and in the
next, from the friendship and con-
Of n few select companions.
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FIRM. Join r. D.ttoa, Judge Of u s
Circuit Court.

rfDn. aVh* q. DttSo'l, Jadge of u s.
Circuit Court.
Educated labor is always 10 demand
Commercial Colleges Mc!i conducted
supply an obyieur educational need
The course OF instruction is essentially
and pointediy practical. Its not IN lieu
Of, but rather Supplementary II, >cbe
Or aeademicai education II connects
these with the Every day dates aud
practical business Of life. Young mea
contemplating LIFE or BUSINESS can
IN NY Judgment, nost probably pursue
a course OF instruction in the Dayenpor,
Business College.
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ssff,'et Prom address II Er .Uayor Ben.
Miek, Nor. =. 1850

" 7 '7'F IUIE'fss q LL--UNyOf Zen.
~iek, Nor. =, 1859.
! had the pleasure yesterday u exam.
ming the various books oi instruction
ased here, and u having explained Ia
me by the principals, the mode Of com
manieating commercial knowledge, bols
theoretically and practically, and which,
IN my humble Judgment, was most thor
ough and complete. | know 1T m
branch Of education SO beneficial Il, men
OF all professions, as a good, SQUAD
course OF commercial instruction.
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The Kansas Farmer gises the ex-
perence Of good farmer who had
tried feeding hogs on wheat as well
AS com He said when wheat was
cheap lie found it profitable to feed
his hogso it. He took one hundred
hogs, and put fifty in pens and fed
corn, and fifty and fed wheat, with
the following result: The fifty with
corn made eleven pounds per bush
el, the fifty with wheat made seven
teen ponds Of good solid pork per
bushel Of wheat. The wheat was
ground like meal, boiling water pour
ed over it, and then let stand forty
two hours. &A
In discussing the relative profits of
wheat and corn culture, Mr.. Dodge of
the Department of Agriculture, says
this Of wheat: "The more thorough
and impartial similar local inyestiga-
tons are made, doubtless the more
positive and convincing will be the
testimony, teaching, not tina, wheat
culture is improbable and should
everywhere be abandoned, but that
feeding crops upon the farm, which
cannot be done in exclusive wheat
culture. is the only safe and Ultimate
" profitable system v pursue, and .
golden rulesof agriculture 4.
-
X. A. Steele, a prominent stock
dealer OF Kansas, takes the position,
that in aorder to fstten steer to
bring the highest market price, he
must be kept in growing condition
from \ cali, and in no case allowed to
60 hungry. ~ j s&arving the irst
and secosd suinters which willis and
shrivels VI. steer, that causes him
TO be sold At . reduced price. No
amount of.eedisg, will make him y
first class seller, no difference what
his color or blood. Z y This is no
theory, but fact sdeduccd from close
observation, d ]. have tested the
plsn for several ysr.s 4
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THE HEST
PRAIRIE LANDS
IN
Iowa ana Nebraska,
For sale by
The Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad Co.

Rivcr Railroad Co.
~ ten years credit at six per cent interest.
1as million acres III Iowa and Southern
.rofaska- The fiae-t country In The world
70 combine farming and stock raising. The
sol ~ fieh aud easily cultivated: climate
warm; seasons long: taxes low, and efiuea Il
non frec. No payments required on prIBei-s
pal III DfLh wear and then only one-seyenfh
each year until paid y
LAND EXPLORING TICKETS
sud at important stations on the Chicngol
burlington and quincy railroad and cost Of
same refunded wh.si land Is bought.
Half fare 10 families OF purchasers, and
low freights on household goods and farmt
stock.
twenty per cent premium for cultivation.
large discounts for cash within one. two.
aud three years.
Products will pay for land alssl;
improvements long bclOre
the principal d due.
THE so called distribution in Nebsaslsa lft.s
IN the far western rein. beyond the iands
9ffhe u. ~. II. X. C..
For circulars That will describe fnilr
these ialsdr, auti The terms (. sale. apply to-
LAND BurIinxton, Iowa,
Tor Iowa lands, Lincoln. Neb. for Nebraska.
lands; or 10 PIATT A CARR, TiOton. lows.
ai-s'n
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of a special Execution Ia m,
directed, issued from the office or the cferL
OF the District Court, in and for the comfy
q cedar and state of Iowa, in favor OF G. II
sMcoormick Bro sand against John Johns
have levied upon the following pronertv y,
the property OF the said John Johns. fo-wit
one ifongray mare, four years old. named
ROXY; one irongray mare, six years old
forehead three years old. named Pussv. ona
gray horse, two white hind feet. two years
Old named Pete; one lumber wagon ana sef
OF harness, and one new Mccormick reaper
ana shall offer the same for sale nj the
Iesiaence 81 John Johns, In earminetan
township In said county on Thus,,ay the n ~
day Of Dee. A. b. ls7f. at III O'Clock. n, .n
Oh SAID day To satisfy said execution and
costs that may accrue thereon,
Dated this 9Th day of Dec. A. b. 1871.
JOHN ID. SNEAKER.
~ Sheriff Of Cedar county. iowa.
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The ruin Of a country is not the
b9elft of torn--tke weight md i'm
Ip@t oooity pf hailstoaes IL il not H.
undation and storm 1t is not pesti-
lence and famine.s a few years, pcr-
haps = single6ne, may cover all
traces Of suoh calamity; but that
ssamery u tdosiesly ruined in which
morals are lost irretricvably to the
greater part Of the rising generation.
Il. BoreN.
~. c. Eusc. in his essay last year be-
fore the State Agricultural Society,
gives the following as description
EOf the Guernsey cow: "The Guerra
~ h lasge animal coarse IN the
lid and heavier IN bone; the horns
are larger aud thicker At the base,no,
usually crumpled, with dropping
rump, not possessing that symmetry
and neatress Of form which mark the
highly bred jersey, but rs dairy
COW she is fully equal, and cannot be
iexcelled for quality Of milk and but
ter
The Chicago Live Stock Journal
consolidates several kinds of hogs rs
follows: The same breed ,f hogs
are known as Magies or Poland
CL:a.. R.,slar ,a.,ntv harS Mama
Valley hogs, Warren County hogs,
Moore hogs, Great Western hogs.
etc. The National Convention oil
Swine Breeders, which met at lndi.
annapolis about two years ago. recog-
nized Poland China as the name by
which they were generally known,
and since that time nearly every
breeder has adopted that name.
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St. Nicholas for 1874.
a HsOOk for BOys and Girls.

OF this book CHAS. DUDLEY WARNER
writes.
SIN the bound volume of 81. Nicholas, with
its glory Of red and gold, we have a perma-
uent addition to the literature Of the Young
Never before has SO much literary and artis-
tic talent o-operated in the service of chill
dren. 1t Is a continual educator of their
taste and OF their honor and courage. / do
not see how it can be made any better, and
II the children don't like II think it is time
to begin TO change the kind of children in
IL
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1.-THE YOUNG SURVEYOR"

by Louisa NJ. Alcott, author OF Little Wo-
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