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. i,-f.; tar APPLE TREES
gcbvasha ttij mv'$. jj c l m d 0 l d
j(bmi to tr. r. parcel.
cheese; factories.
:MakiDg ch.eeo in factories has prov
ed to be a rery profitable business. The
farmers of Nebraska should turn their
rmemion to the most profitable methods
of turning raw material into money
nnd cheese making on our prairies,
bere grass is plenty and an almost un
limited number of milch cows can be
kept, is one of the most profitable meth
ods, especially away from the river
towns, where there is no market for
hav- In the Eastern Slates cheese
factories have teen built in out-of-the
way places, where the cost of getting
hav and trrain lo market is so great that
it will not pay for raising and hauling,
tnd the farmers have found that they
can make as much money as some of
the more fortunate ones who live near
cr market, as their land is cheaper and
taxes and expenses generally not so
hieh.
They are generally built on the com
pany cr stock plan; for instance twen
ty-five farmers will form a company
and issue one hundred shares at S25
a share; this gives a capital of S'2,500,
which will builJ a factory large enough
to use the milk of six hundred cows
Each cow will average two pounds of
cheese a day for the whole season of
cix months, which would be 1,290 lbs.
per day, and for ISO days 216,000 lbs.
The work is done by a prac:ical
cheese-maker, with the necessary as
sistance, and he is allowed one dollar
per hundred pounds for attending to
the business and doing the work. The
factory is allowed fifty cents per hun
tired lbs. for the use of the factory, and
the expenses for salt, bandages, etc.,
ore erenerally about fifty cents per hun
dred lbs., or two cents per lb. for the
whole expense.
Each farmer who wishes to have
his rni!k manufactured into cheese
brinsrj it to the factory morning and
evening, or where several live on the
same road the one that lives farthest
from the factory takes it for all that
live between him and the factory, for
which he charges a small amount
The milk ;s weighed, and credit giv
en on the baok. to each man for the
mount, and when the cheese is made
each one has his share of the whole
and pays for manufacturing. Th av
erage amount of cheese is one pound to
a gallon of milk. It is easy for any
one who has a cow to 6ee how many
pounds of cheese she would make by
meisurln? the milk. Some cows will
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nrersge three gallons a day for six
months in the summer ajyl fall. The
average of butter in the best dairies is
one pound to two and a half gallons of
milk, the same quantity will make two
and a half pounds of cheese. It is
much less trouble to take the milk of
twenty or thirty cows to a factory and
have it made into cheese, than to make
butter at home. The price of cheese
during the year past has been from 16
to 20 cents per pound in New Yorktand
it is never lass here than there, -and
cenerally it is higher. The business
would pay here both as an investment
inlhe factory and the greater advanta
ge3 it would give farmers of making
money with their cows. Ike invest
ment in the factory will bring from 33
to 40 per cent, and supposing cheese
worth 20c per pound, and a cow to av
erage two gallons of milk a day for
ISO days would give 872,00, and de
ducting 2c: per pound for manufacturing
would leave S61.S0 for the milk.
The attention of farmers is called to
the above subject, as it is worthy of
attention, and the business will be a
paying one in our' Territory for years
to come, as the demand for factory
cheese increases every year, nnd as
our facilities for transportation are in
creasing, there will always be a good
demand for all that can be manufactured
here. w. t. p.
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!and Awarr Apple. fi-". . " '
Quinces, Peach?,. Plu-n,. Aproo ranneb.r-
lies, tirapws, uiiwrn"i --
iii!'... l-7. V:- r?..nterrif4. Strawberries nd
veryth.ng from Big Apple, t. Little Berries.
ALSO:
Ornamental Tree,, Erergre9s. lTl.Zlf:
and all Tarifties .f Nursery pUnti de..rab; in the
latitude of Plattsmouth, hi-h will b ready for de
"ery on the l.t of April. IrtS.
L. GOADING,
D. II MrTIECnAlV.
rm I Dealer in
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iMAAiN toJL-KAA, or- n..M.1v
Hardware, uuuciy.
III OX, .WHLS, STOVES
jSW'D TLX WARE,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
FLUID EXTRACT
LARGEST
Atn. Ae-nt for the Fa!e of t!.e C 'J?'''"' a
HATS &. CAPS,
OODS
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Boots & Shoes,
BET'
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cst of St. Louis.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
SIGK OP TIIE BIG PADLOCK, j
MAIN STREET,
Ue!w the Eeymour lloue, on opposlt.
NEBRASKA CTY, NEB. T-
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HARDWARE,
2. Trunks.Valises. etc.
L. FROST & Co,,
WHOLESALE
GEOOEH8.
Opposite tbo Post 0Co,
BUG X-XTT,
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n;m mn a call. I Trotose coincreast
in a short timo to rurchase eoods, and
will sell on my present sioc as
Extremely Low Figures.
Clothing of every description. Nebraska city, k. t.
I At It.. Cap i f 6 ,0J n p
T HE U O T T E .V T 0 7 S
OF T!IE PADLOCK
SECOND STREET,
(FEARZT OPPOSITE TJ7S POST OFFICE,)
ST. JOSEPH, MO-
rr . . ! nn.1,..aJ n mv nlA nartn.r all hifl 1 II t T-
est in tbeetablii'hed Hai dware House of VOLUUVX
Ji C O., 1 oner an extensiye etocn or
HAEDWAEB
CUTLERY, AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS .
Wbolesal. and Ketail, at Low Pi ices!
A.TTE?tfTIOrV FAK.TIERS!
T v - . 1 A w-T A ba rP ciw fi tti. m arm nPCil
by you; call at the "sign of the Tad Losk." to
purcnase
PLOWS, CUf. T1YA TORS,
PLAXTEUS, HOES, UlCAiy VHAV1.B.S,
GRASS A S IP DRV Sir SCYTHEA,
OX CITA IXS, TRA CE A SIP
II A I TE It t HA I SUA
SXATirES, SHOVELS
A Sit SPADES.
COTIOX ASD
WOOL CAR IS,
WE A VERS' REEDS
PA TEST .SPIXSJyCr
WHEELS. COLLARS;
RememBer the t)lace. One doer WEST
of the Herald effice,
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a raws.
8 A WS ASD P LAKES.
GRASS and fill A IX SCYTUES, the bfbt article
iu the ruarkpt.
Agent: ror the.T.4 YTGA CHIEF" Eeapor and
Slower, aootuBteii:.T tue oet nine nine m maiit'v.
Agent for MEXIPEXIIALL'S II ASD LOOM.
J. Jj EHingwood.
Will rumntA to mv New Bnililinc:.
North side r eiix 6treet, net-ween anu
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Constantly on hand a Large Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
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QUEElWARE; IRON, NAILS,
WINDOW SASH, DOORS tfc GLASS
And erery article required by
S,' HARDING & GO,,
tost orrica buildixo
IIe IcLg u?d
NEBRASKA CITY, N. T J3 U C XI TT
SCHOOL BOOKS It wis l.jrmir.1 f in l-i tr ni'lo praru.. .r,
the ari'l I) f.ch i'l.r i.. 0:1 .mi w.
in nidation it hi ru-ii ri :,, and ha(
coiiirt int it-nu-r.il I'.-c.
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lie M. rl-i.I iriita loi. tt.e . :t.r ui
Urelliia, fr f"e:i..t ei.Li.r.. u-1
AND
STATIONERY
Also Agnt for all the principal
EIUIGRAITS,!FI?EIGIITEItS, MIXERS & FARMERS
And everybody else can be supplied at this establishment.
Call and examine our extensive stock. Saddles and Harness,
I MA G A ZI?(ES and WSPA PER S, For Pr eel Earit I -wn. ,.r IV ,rl
I'itI, a f 'f i ' 'i c n ' i.'a n ! , B i): ,
jLlC'JIjtiUt'li'T O T t' I l.j. . 1. 1 J Hi . . !' i . . .
F., wwh Snlierlutlr.ii(i are received at I'ubll-her,' I ' h .liii: ir a t .. K l.,s. vf i-a; .. u.
' I'ncM I varta lorico.'iiid lu ili .acjat;ju.
THOMAS C. CRENSHAW,
liAKCracTrKKB er av phih i
II ll i'.tJ rccouim nicd la cut 4 of
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BRIDLES, COLLARS, CIRHIE
Combs, Spurs, Lashes, hips, j-c.
Main Etreat,
NEBRASKA CITY. - - N. T.
FIRE PEOOF BEIOK. New Periodical Store !
Tootle, Hanna &. Co,
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A. G. MANSFIELD,
W jolesalc and Retail Dealer in
IRON, STEEL,
HEAVY HARD WARE,
Agricultural Implements.
M a!ock ,f I'on nn 1 Stetl is Urge, comjiltte, and
inperior to any heretofjro offered ia this niarkei.
Alio a large stock of
WAGON & BUGGY WOODWORK,
Bit A CKSMITWS TOOLS,
FAIRBAXK'S SCALES,
MOLIXE AND ROCK 1SLAXD
PLOWS,
BROWS CORX PLAXTERS,
SULKY CULTIVATORS,
nrr.nr.vr. nr.APERS AX'D
MOWERS, &C, AC.
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1865. 18G5
AMISON, DOVEY & CO.,
Noclh Side of Main Street, .
Have on hand the LARGEST STOCK of
A. K. WHITE &. CO.
A full asPortiacut of
SCHOOL BOOKS 4- STA TIOXER Y
Alwny on bard.
Latest Eastrrn Pap'rs and Periodical
received daily.
r.rd"rs i.rouipliy ai')d."i
NCHRASKA CITY - T
Apothecaries Hall.
JOHN REED & CO.,
Cor. Main and 5th Sta.,
NEBRASKA CITY, - - NE3-
Deftlersln
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Putty ancGIass-
t,iar,t f.H;r;nn nf1l Vindp. Tiiilct nrtlrVn. Pla-
tionery.and evrryihinir L.-rt la a Crut-clnrtS Xrug
Sloie, at L.i-Ifro ru-e.
X- Vi. are r retried to fill a'.l orders, an'l warrn
cur goods ! Ijc fre-ii. ai.r.10 C
Agent for
Grover & Baker's
CELEBRATED
SEWING .11 A CHI XES.
I'ork and Corn.
A series of carefully conducted ex
periments have established the following
rule upon ibis subject. A bushel of
good raw, unground dry corn, fed to a
middling good breed, in comfortable
quarters, without much sun, and not
allowed to root, -and before cold weath
er, will produce ten lbs. of pork, and if
the breed is very good, fifteea. The
tame amount cf fomented corn meal,
one half more, and if cooked also,
about three-fourths more than the first
named, hence it is easy to find how much
pork should br;ng 10 correspond with
the pi ice cf ecru. Take, for instance,
raw corn, the most common way it is
fed; pork at 5c per pound is equal to
corn at 50c per bushel, and so on, above
cr below, in the same ratio. The good
of our farms and pockets demand that
we sell our oats and corn in beef, mut
ton, pork, butter, cheese and wool, in
stead of having half their vahe eateu
up by railraads, warehousemen and the
"Hie. Prairie Farrr.tr.
t5- Orders from a distance will receive rrompt
attention.
TTo. 22, THIRD STREET
SALVT JOSEPH, - - MO,
October 25th, 1S65. 6m
WO O LWO ItTII & CO ,
BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS,
Binders &Paperdealers;
SALVT JOSEPH, .IO.,
ec25 6m
8. ADLSI,
B. A. FEIXkMAX.
RECTIFIERS
AXD DISTILLERS,
Deaieis in all kinds of Foreign ar.il Domestic
WINES, LIQUORS ANDiCIGARS.
XO. 14, EAST SIDE MARKET SQl'ARE,
St. Joseph, Mo.
oc-25 r .
AVooIu'orlli Harlow,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.,
GENERAL FORWARDING, ST0R
age and Commission Merchants.
53" Rterire and Ftruord Freight in a'U
point! on Missouri River after close of narration
oc23 Cm
KLEl'SER & WISE,
Dealers in
WILLIAM. S. THATCHER,
OoiaJLlsst,
tJ'tVarraDta a fnr it no pt.S4 Offw a tbt
store of How & Thatcher,
FLATUS UOTJTH, - - MBXAJSA.
tr. if, a.
BOOKS & STATIONERY,
XYAIAj paper,
WINDOW SHADES,
Confectioneries,
IVolions,
Toys,
Coal Oil Liamps.
Sac, &c.
We am also apetH for the Buchinan Wooln
Milia, of 6u Joseph, Alo., and have now on baud a
gO'nl asfortmeiit of
FAXCY CASSIMERES,
C LOTUS, JEAXS.
FLAXXELS, a ,
irhlchiwe ha reeelT'' on commission, and ara
prepared to ex change for
WOOL OR CASH,
atrery rcasonabla Jrure-f. 'live ns a call,
one door east of the IIekaid office, Plattsinouth,
Xebraka.
May 16, 1S5. tf
F. M. DORRINGTON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
PLATTSMOUTII, XEB.,
Prompt attention paid to the purchase and sale of
Keal Kstata, and parxi-ni oi iis, nu "i"""'
r.rrt.iininir tn a trneral Lind AsencT. TitieS inves
tigated.
T?rr hs ,.rmi?iSion to
H.-.n.E. S. Dundy. Judg j 2d Judicial Pist., Fails
Citv, Nebraska; Major Kdw'd Burbant, Paymaster
V. S. A., LeaTcnworth, Kansas; Hon. J. M. Barbar.k,
a k . i - tii. . - r v V h : Hon. T M .
i.bfr n!.c&aw. . . . ' ' . .
Marqu' tt.. P!uttsmoutb.b.. Col. R- R- LiiDgston,
late Co!. Nebrfts-ka h.t Vtt. Vols.. Plattmouth, N.'b.;
Mjor D. H. Wbeeler, U.S. Indian Agent, Pawnee
Agency; Cha's Ncltleton, Ko. Ill Broadway, New
Tort; Harvey, Deitrich It Brown.Washington, D. C ;
Tracy, Magaire A. Co , CUicngo, IUs ; K. G Fitch.
Rocbeater. X. Y . Pr-. Henry Arlirpiftle, "Hartford
t?fliTrily," V. T. oee3
QUE ENS WxVRE, HARDWARE,
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, &C,
Ever Oflered in this 3Iarket.
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS. Nebraska city, hebeaska.
Dyspepsia, Chronio ribeumatiia,
the ni')'-!' s w I'i' h r.' t m:.-. v ' U ti r '8
liui:.. 'i - hr.r-.-t tl.'-ni , l.rw t k I iii ay t tit
attack, U aure t' arte .; tlio ! v: ' tea..t aal anu,
l.rWCI .
Our Flcslf'a.rid PIcolI
aia arppoi tc ! fr m lU-f! .::rori.
rERtoss at evz::y rxitijD er un.
I'm in Znfiinry to 03d Av,
And itijer'jr ''t :te o. i b a I a; to t it,,
of ttiti. d'.a-t. .
The Causrs ia many instances
unhnvvn.
T!ii pt!t,t ). a a, KrTi". -i ai:.!..ii,.2 wnij
UJJI.rvIHOIxDTi'
Fluid Extract of JJucta.
CIIAS. YOGT & CO.
Cor. Main and 5tb eta.,
Dealers in
In fact, everything the Farmer, Mechanic, Freighter or Emi
grant wants.
FLOUR, BACON, CORN, OATS, &c. LEATHER AND IRON
Thankfulfor past Patronage, we hope by strict attention to bus- SADDLE &. SHOE LEATHER,
f thf samfi.
iness iu iiitiit. i,umiimimvv " - -
Call a did examine our stock.
riatttsmoulh, April 10, 1SG-5. tf
JUST ceived.f50:jcn
n O to AMISOX, DOVEY CO to purchase your
JJ spring nuoda.
end lea ar iety of Ladiea' DS'DG'0.
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r 0 CASW Moltcj't Cove u, - -VcO'a.
REAT bargains in Ladies' Dresa Good, at
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fHfiXLEat AMISO.N. DoVKY & CO'S. Coffee,
1 Tea sucar. Golden yruP, SBr House Mo
latses, Sew York Capdief.'etc , etc.
A larpe lot of Cheg and Smok inp Tob ,o for
-. sale at s - ' a'
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L for ile by
A. P. CO.
ALir
for
Lirre assortment of men's and boyH' J'hi"8
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sale by
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HfcLLED CORN for ia!e by
A I). CO.
J ACOX and Lard for sale by
A..P& CO.
UK AV Y INVOICE of all ini!f" of Family Gro-
X. ceries and uuinung uoouijusi rnmic. j
A D. A CO
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LL kinds of Farming Implements for sale l y
A. I. CO.
Saddlers' Hardware
Findings and Tools,
WAGONS, PLOWS, &c.
CsTOrders Promptly attended to.
Philadelphia F.L'.nirfi u.'Wmi i.'aV.-r
Stpr. ir, i.05.
IlELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PEEPAHATI0N3.
His 6uUd and Fl'ild Extracts ernl.ody ti.e ?
8'rn.K'U of tin in:-:. lnli ..f wl.i. ii tl.ry are r.:a
Th'-y are ! ft t V": ; ' s (J nil. A it L'
conilu.-U e t-t of !) ir pi' : -it.s wi 1 !. a r j,;.t.-
son with th.-e t f.r:h in tin- utnt-.l
fatory Tlic-e n-ni" !;'- a.e yr ar-d I y nt-
bold, a driicKist of !xt:.u yra-a' X- -r''e la 1
city, aud . bli. v.- :.tni t-j I.- :. . i' a , iii f t. "
have n- vcr k iwn ..n n.:'r - i.nii,; iwii'
with a peruia !'!. t i-tirr.-, at: I lr. Miliiihn'd
is C'Ttairily itixiii f.i . h :.' tee. f!i Ir.?
Cl.eiiiicjl Wai li .u in iho ,ty if .' V'" 1
not exclle'!, if eu-ilci, l,y m i'n- -ountry, 1
we woui 1 advUt ur r-ier, wh- . v,i:!.-B that t J
to give hiai a eal!, a:id j-dg': fur tti'-uiltaa.
VLarjji iot of Two Horse Plows for sal? by
A U. & CO.
AN endless Tandy of Hardware and Cutlery f.;r
sale at A.U.aCUi.
SaSH, Doors, ghinslptt. Glass, and Nai's of erery
description for sale by A D. 4 CO.
HELMBOLDS
i;xtim:t or KuriU
rf, BOXES Star Candles for sale cy
A, I. & CO.
VLL kinds of Coumry Produce taken in exchange
for goods bT A . D. A CO.
ra-O enumerate all the articles we hae for sale
X. -would fiil one sideof tho 1IebaU, and otheri
have as good a right to advertise as
AMIfOK, DOVEY A CO.
; TZZTrZZZrTTt " THE la geet Outfitting: Uotise north of St. Joseph
LargloofCholCTeit t 1 i AMWOS, DOVEY CO'S.,
v. . PLattsnwJtta. Kebraska.
IF you want to purchase goods at a bargain , go to
BAU3 COFFEE just reeeiTed by D C(.
Drug Store.
Call on the undersigned for
FURI2 .HEDIGIXES,
PAIX'TS, OIL & STA TIOXER Y.
D WIIITINGEB.
1 NEBRASKA CITY, - - N. T. j X3ZXI3X-.X2C H2, OjUJ
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