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OH R. W. FUItXAd
&atc Agricultural JA-
THE FE.CE Q,lTJBSTIOrt.
Continual from lnt week.
In recapitulation it will be seen that
worm-fence predominates in Ver
mont, New York, and all the Htnt-.1
wtMt ami northwest of New Jersey,
except Kan?as, Nehrnf'a, California,
and Nevada, and the Rocky Moun
thin region, though but slightly in
Vermont, Minnesota, and Iowa. Il
proportion in tlie former Staler ex
ceeds that of all other kind-t com
bined, except in Vermont, New York,
IHinoiH, and lovra, in the Later eon
fitittuinj; scarcely one-furth of the
total fencin. It may inirly he ranked
ai the national fence, though it i"
the whole country,
cent. ;
nor ce
is about G3 per
of jrnt, 43; leaving about 7
it. of opening for fchp gaps or
oilier rufxie ot entrance.
COST OF FAHM-FE.VCE3.
Cost of :.:ateuial A great varie
ty of Material in u-ed for hoard-fences.
Of conr?e, inferior qualities of
lumber are tken that which : rough
and knotty. r those kind- of wood
!' in request for huu-e-rini-hing or
furniture-making. Where oak is
sbnndant it h often employed : hem
lock and f pruce are n-ed largely in
New Kngland. N-w Yirk, and el-e-whre,
as other twib-r ineies-r? w
valn-: and the cheaper grade- of pine
are extensively urd in the Nr.rtb
west, and culls from oak, poplar. a-i
and other wood-.
The averagf cost, as reported, is
MVn ii th nci'dtniMTivimr InJile.
from which it anmiri that hoards ?? "3.!:..?,
- in tii-iw ii f i.iir ' iiini :uiiuj. .- i f-va
PuVoi ...,..- w , -- ---. .- -
R. R. TIME TABLES.
The AULTMAN & TAYLOR
tT-j-r-s"!-:" -t"53ri"fe"a
3L 23LT&.32xiS503ZZ.
Jy MIDLAND PACIFIC BAILWAT.
SCHEDULE IVo. O,
X
X
X
X
X
s
Z3
' V i,sras fc''--
i
Thresher of the Period.
TU3
"AULTMAN & TAYLOR'
I z
Vinegar Sitters are not a rile Fane Drliilr,
mnis oi Poor Rem. whlskr. Proof fcpints anu
j ued for fences are tleare.t in Texas,
co-ting tJ'i.o.!; : in in K:m-as
t-7 .S in Nebra-ka: $27 in Di-lewar
temporary, giving way 'V-L.V'landbvw n Khode Man,!. Theco-i
KiiKM rciiiiniiK "' ' ': JT:r is least in C-orgia. $12: $12.37 in Ore
ermg le- lanu, as e, s "--" . Ron - an1 SliVj iu Florida. The cost
e?; awkward appearace not a,!
indicative of the ,tra,gl t-forwn le- Neva.U. Rhode Island.
nf hr American character. iJoaro- ., . . ,.
, . :. ... .,.. :.. r'..i; i .iujftchusetts. ami unnnecticui 1 1
fence is the prevalent stv e ,n Cal or-,
inn, and next to worm in ermont. ilnha n.,t.
1 .... , ...v.. ..w..b.... ............ .., .w...
New York in all the Southern states
south and we-t of M-iryland, hough
the percentage is still -mall,) and in
all the Western rftat- in which
worm-fence predominates, except
Minnesota and Nebraska. The pot
nnd rail style is the main fence in
New Jersey, and stands second to
other kinds in Maine, Ma-'U'huetts.
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland,
Minne-ota, and N-bra-ka. Stone
wall is the principal fence in Maine,
New Plamp-hire. M-i?-aehu--Us.
lihode Island, and f'onuettieut ; an 1
the next in prominence m Nevy
JIampshire, Rhode I-1 ind, and Con
necticut, i- bourd-fence For liedgeq.
Carolina, and Mi-sriatippi.
I'HICE OF MATERIAL.
States.
per I ipT !
the o.-age orange swtrttr1tt, being south Crtrolino.
Maine ....
New irumpMiire.
Wraio'ii .
M t'M:hU'-tlrs.....
Iihxl I-luml ....
T.nrjeftlcut ..
Snr V .rlc. ... .
Now ,(-T-&V ..
P- nnylvAiiIru. ..
D-l. vki- . ,
M-irylnnd ..
Vtr:.n!a
North nrolintt. . .
I
--!
already in ellicieivfe
I. 1 T Jre'i
iioi", Jiim iiiiiit-i
Mia.-Iaslnni : w
ually intoue iifipjwt
We-tern States m
narallel of IatitM'iij
tent, for ornamental
hMR.ttSm
nwnii
ut0plu
mm
ne grai-
di1' and
ejfnrtietii
lUFsme ex-
li'irnoses in the
I Hi- I Georgia
nf tlio ' f lorioiv
OI Ilie !ft,MiMn
Southern .States. Tiie ( herokee and
Mcf'artnei rose rbotanically. Rasa
laevigata and II. Mafirtnta. are pre
ferred by many a hedgo-plnnt in the
States of the Gulf cia-.t. The white
willow, Sul'ix nJhn, and other planN
are employed for hedging purpose- to
a very limited extent. The follow
ing table shows the proportion of the
principal kinds of fence iu the several
States, as averaged from the reports :
rnoi'OP.TioxoF each fcrxn oprnvrF.
State.
Mi-ils-tpit
Louisiana....
Ark nf; ,
r"i n.Mi' -..
W.st Virginia
Kontueky
nlilo ....
Michigan. .. .-
Iiifllnnn ....... ...
Illinois . ......
Vlc m.sln .
Mlunesota .....
Iowa -..
M 1 soti rl .
ICnn'irt'! .. ...
Ne.ra;kH ..
Cullf.i'nla
( r4on
NevRila and Tfrrlt irles.
3 .90
11 2")
12 St
2i it; i
2.5 6o j
21 81 f
16 01
2n m !
15 W I
27 M '
22 " '
11 71 '
11 4.-J
n rt
12 oo ;
12 si !
13 33 I
19ffT !
21 l.il I
23 51
17 73 !
15 20
15 s6 ,
IS 75 I
17 5S
16.
21 r.-)
11 si
1 Vi
21 51
2S25
2Sft5
27 AS
io .-.;
12 37
S71 6C
f )
47 V)
l(f 12
UM00
ie t
e. i
no o'
.V5 2"
B5
5H 5
16 5
10 4'
11
1) M
8 !2
11 61
12 .V
21 rf!
30 V
1". Ofi
19 50
27 7J
.V. 20
.P ffi
45 51
2S V
.W '
5it 5
.T 20
67
61 II
0'1
r
1i o;
2
I 5 -c I !r
5 ' i ' ' -
'r '5 '5
Mftlne.
Nw Ilnmpililro
Vdrmnnt .... .......
MwieHUHeus
IUioJe IlaniU
Conncftlctit . -
Xv York ....... ...........
New Jersey . .
Pennsylvania.. .
Delaware. .........
Maryland .-.
Virginia .-.
North Carolina .
South Curollna
G eo rn I a .
KlprUIo
Alabama .-.. .....,....
MlsKsippI .. .
I.DulslHriii ...........
A rlt an sas..... ... ..
Tenncsee -.
"UVst Virginia-
Kentucky..--.. .. -
llcllan ...
Indiana. ............... ......
illlnols...... ...... .....
"Wisconsin . . ..
Minnenotn .. ..
Iowa .
M Issou rl ..........................
JvansHn.. ...... ...
NHrii,lci .................
Oil 1 fornia.. .
Oregon
Nevada nnd IVrrltorh"
4
S
.' 21'
.i 43!
.' 2J!
a
-: ml
.: to;
. 0(5
- i
.' 5
J 91
.1 9'j'
..i 95
01
74 .
9-i .
&5'
85'
S7j
79;
81
i
5J
at
2j!
7,l
IS
3
5
92
C
III
f'l
I' I
ii!
62
17
45
Hi
11
IS
If
4,
U
"3!
41
3
1
II
1
1' 9'
' S
l' 10
2 32
2. 32
27, 26
lli 21
2 10
9 12
2a 25
41
8
.!
32
W
70
19
5
4
5
IS
15
1
1
5
3
S
3
13
19
1
n
1
4
4
n
8
23
12
11
30
II
61
41
32
1'
Cost of fences peb kod. There is
a great dit'iculry in estun.'.tm ti.
cost of fences, from the variety ami
differing valu- of ninf.-ri-il u-v-and
the many kinds of fences huilt, as
well as the difterences in their height,
mn-siveness, and thorou;hiie.o of con
struction. The best built fences in
the United .States are in Rhode Inland,
if tlie returns are correetly made, and
their average cot is the hiiche-t. Ti'e
best fences are of stone, and they are
aNo cheapest, repairs costing little,
though their tirt cost exceed- that of
any other kind.
The co-t of fences, as stated below,
is lowc-t in the Southern State". It i
tleemed besi to Rive tlie average of the
figures returned for those .--tates,
though they do not adequately ex
press tlie real cot. It is stated in
many of the.-e returns that the pro
per roil returned is simply the cot of
maul-ng the railo" ami laying them,
without counting expense of team
for hauling, and in some cases o'
hoard while doing the work. Noth
ing is reckoned usually for the value
of timber, and the estimate is often
based on the bare wages of hands em
ployed by the month. The work is
done by tenants as odd jobs, or in the
winter interval between cotton-pick-
" RMtnrer" " Ac. that lead the tippler on to drcnt
ennsaa and rum. but are a true Medicine, made
from the native roots and herba of California, free
from all Alcoholic fctimulants. They are the Greal
Blood PuriSer and a Life-eivln? Principle, a Perfect
- ! P.enovator and Invtgorator of the System, carryins
i off all poisonous matter ana resronn? we dioou
' to a healthy condition, enrichins: it, refresnin? and
I tnTijroratinsj both mind and body. They are easy
, of administration, prompt In their action, certain
la their ivss;:s. aie anu reuaoie in au lorma ui
disease.
No Penon can take thee Bitters aocora
ln? to directions, ud remain long unwell, pnn ided
their benes are :ot destroytd by nlneral poison
or other means, and the iral organs wasted bcyoQd
the point of repay.
Dypepla or Indirection, Headache, Pala
In the Shoulders. Couglu, "lightness of the Chest,
Dizziness. Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad
Taste in the Mouth, BUI0113 Attacks, Palpitation of
the Heart, Inflammation of the Lonffs, Pam a the
region of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful
symptoms, are theoCSpnass of Dyspepsia. In these
complainu it has no equal, and one bottle will
nrore j. better ruaraniee of its mentd than a
lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints. In yocni Or oW,
married or single, at t.ie daw n f womanhood, or
the turn of life, these Tonic titters display 0 de
cided an lnnufncc tuai a marked improvement 13
soon percepuble.
For Iutlatumatory and Chronic Tthen
ntatUm and Otut, Dj-pep-ia or Indieatiitn, Bil
ious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers. Diseases
cf the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these
Bitters have been mot si rcessful. Such Diseases
are caused bv iUated Blood, which is generally
produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs.
They are n Gentle Purgative an "Well aa
a Tonic, po-c.iag also the'nccu,.ar merit of act
ing as u powtr'ul aft In r'ievlni Congestion cr
Innammatlon of the Liver and isctral Organs nsd
in Bilious Dueasp'?.
For Skin Ditenses, Ernrtlon, Tetter. Salt- j
Itheum, Blotched, SpoU, Pimp.c-1. Pustu f. Eoiu,
Carbuncles, Rtng-wonns. Scald-Head, Sore Eves,
Erysipelas, Itch. S.-G.-5, Di-coloratiuus oi the Skis, 1
Humors and Diseases of the Smh, of whatever
name or nature, are literally dug up and earned
out of the svstt ni in a short litre by the u?e of these
Bitters. One but:l2 in such khs will convince the
most incredulous -f tl.ir ciir.iuve etrecn.
CIci-.n.e the Vitiated Blood whenever rot
find its impurities bursun through the Skin in
Pimples. Eruptions, origin-.; clLJU--it when you
find it oteiruc:d and slui'i in 1 -e vi-ins; cleanse
it when it is foul ; vour f -c..i.';s i.l ti il u when. .
Keep the blood pure, wi-1 i:o heulth of tne system j
will follow.
Craleful TJiotisaiuls pr'K-laini V rEfin lirr
TER3 the Bio-t wii:.i. r ui Invior-iit that e.r hus
Uined the nuking vt n.
Pin, Tapr, ami otlier Vorm, lurk-'ng In
the svstem of to many tuou-.iius. are enectually
de'trovetl and r-.uoved. S-.-i a dt-tiBgui-hed
physiologist : There U scarce' y an individual on the
face of the earth vrhje boiy is exempt from the
presence of worm. It is not upon the healthy
elements of the body tK.at worms ti?t. but upon
the diead Lumors and tii y d pc-iu tht breed
these living mon-'t.rs of d.-as--. ho system of
medicine, no virnrurs, no Eiithelminitic, will
free the vs;cm frc.i worms hl.c t iev Bitter-'.
Meehanlcal UUea.e-, l'erM)3 engaged Li
Tamta End M.nerj, fu 1 csi Timlters, 'i.i.C
Fetters, Oold-boaiL-rs, an ! Viet, as tr.cy advance
In life, sresuo,ev:t to p-ra.;. -. of the Lowx'. To
guard against t:.i. tak a tfooj of alklr' Vut
LotR BiTTt.KS tw ice a weet.
i:iliou, Ileuiittput, and Intemiltleiit
Fevers, which arj h) p-vi.ti.: in t:.o vileysof
our grtt rivers tJrou :.oj: tie United States,
--peciallv tl o-e of t - i..-L-ip; I, O.-i . Missouri,
L.mots. Tennessee, Cuu.!m zU .d, Ar..aaas, P.ed,
Colorado, Prazo-. E. G:.:.a, ivrl, A.-bama,
Mobil'", Savannah. P.oan-?, Jim'", and many
others, wuh their va-t tributans, throughout our
entire country dun ig tl.c Suui.acr end Autumn,
and remarkably -o djm? sesoLs of unusual heat
nnd drvness. are iav-in .y crc.'-jipinied by exten
sive derangements of the Eturaacn and Ir.er, anJ
other abdominal viscera. In t..-ir treatan.nt, a
purgative, exerting a powerful ln'..ionce upon these
various organs, is cs.cat.a. y necessary. There Is
no cathanic for the purpose equal to l-n. J. Waij:
ek"3 Mnegvr Bittlu, as th-y v.ill ppeedily
remove the dart-colored visd i..ttcr wit.i vitic.i
the bowel3 are load. d. at tue une t. esti..iu!ati: ;
the secretions of t:.e liver. enl g-.erui y r.storu.0'
the healihy functions of the u. uve organs.
Scrofula, or Iv!na;'--E ' hlicbv. -Hintr?,
Ulcers, Krvs.pt jis, sw..iul ..-ck. Goitre. Scro.t-Iou-i
Inflammauoas. l"do'ent Inlanima ins. Mi.rcuril
AlTections, O.d f-ores. Eru,.ions of t o fc&in. Sore
Eyes, etc., etc. Iu thf"-e as In n'l o'Vr consMa
tional DL'-easiS1 A ils..:'s Vi rju: B'TT-- s biv?
crs in tae laost
VI
I
V
5
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T. O
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it :
1
2
X
r Zi
0
0
p
Takes effect Sundav. Xov.10. 1S72. Trains dally
except Sonday.
E.VSTWAP.D
WESTWAKD.
No. 3. o. 1..
STATIONS.
X0.2..X0 4.
P. 31. i
4.-00
ACS
-1:17
5:18
7:3
7.
10
A. it. I
7S I.
7i52 I.
&03 !.
&2i I.
S:K !.
9S .
ft3) .
9:10 .
lnrK -
lffcM .
ltfcW .
Xebrasfca Oty
.Taioot
Dunbar
Arlington-
j-vracne
UBadhia
Palmyra
Ben not-
Cheney's
state Pri-en
Lincoln
P.3L
3 15
ZS3
i38
2 10
l-t
1
121
1 m
12 43
12 23
12 15
P.M.
12 5
12 11
11 46
11 2S
W5S
WIS
1 IS
9 40
90?
S -W
S W
x
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- .
-: -
J
z. j
Z. T. J
TZ -
N r. '
W . t Z. O
M - - u
- - 3
w W v- X
o - '-
c - r
x
5c .5 XL
i f I
CO
tl -i
Thresliing Machine
wnn 8 axd 10 nonsB
3JCorjja-ocl audi Down PowerB.
has; bt xns vtsll sxowx
ATJT.TLIAS" & TA"2TiOE H'P'G CO
TVTn-n )ifieldf OUo.
Tlie brilliant rnccess of that Improved
Grain-Sariny, Time-Saving and Jfonty-Earniny
Threshing Establishments ii unparaUeledin the annals
0 Farm Machinery. Largely increased earnings are
reported by Threshemen Kho have purchased A
great sanag of grain by Tamers icho have employed
Thric years introduced and proven Fully El
tblisled LYo experiment In use in 400 Countiez
in 15 States by 1700 purchasers Endorsed by forty
thousand farmers who hare employed them Grain
Saving Xitchless "separating" pHncipleThcy
shele the gram out of the straw Xo Beaters, Pickers,
Raddles or Endless Aprons Xo clogging or "scrap
ping" in Flax or Wet Straic "Overblast" Fan
Sieves hare over Keren square feet of surface 31 any
kinds of TVorU Great "capacity" in Wheat,
Bye, 02ts, Barley, Buckwheat, Peas, Beans, ilillet,
Hungarian, etcCnapproachable in FlazVnri
valed in Wit Strata and Grain Unsurpassed in
Timothy Time-Saving Xo titterings to clean
upXo detention from vet straw, high winds, putter
ing, clogging orbadweather Quickly set and moved
Simply corns tracts A-Easily managed-Ranark-aUy
light draft Very durable Oteaply lept in order
only about o-fE-nturaa many Belts, Gear Wheels,
Boxes, Journals, Shafts and Pulleys to clog, wear cut,
add to draft, or to keep in repair as in Endless Apron
MdchinesJIore conveniences and less to annoy All
Vie latest improvemenls-3Ioney-lXfi1i.lng-Fa!ter
threshing Less detention Choice of jobs Extra
Prices for work Farmers wait for weeks and months
Elegant Finely Finished Salable.
Call on undersigned, (or send your name
and post office address), and get a Factory Price
List and Descriptive Pamphlet free) con
taining 60 illustrations and letters from hundreds cf
purchasers. "Complete Threshing Es
tablishments," as well as Horse-Powers
"alone," and Separator "alone."
The time given above Is that or Lincoln, beiag37
minute slower than that of Chicaco.
JT. A. S 1 1 OWE R. J. :s CONVERSE.
Train JLuter. superintendent.
Sa ' Burlington & Missouri River E. E.
& I IX XEBR.VSKA.
Sy iPiCCrYfiPP tVT vnrvn TTMTVS.
ItUXNTXG BETWEEN
?laUsmouhand Lincoln.
To take Effect Wednesday. Pee. CO, 1ST1.
P2
a
STATIONS
u
Plattsmouth..
Omaha Janction..
, Louisville .
south Demi .
.saland
1 Greenwood
i Waverly
Xevvton
Lincoln
L'neoln- .
Denton .
Highland
Crete
t D jrcliester
WESTWARD.
TrnDi No. 3., Train No.l.
I HSXKD. j P.ISSKCOER.
3rf) p. m. leveJlOrf a.m.leave.
ii . !..
5:10 M-tO-
' 5: 10 , 1 1-05 .
'. ' 1 iss
U:45.
I2H)
12:12 p. m.
s:15 p.m. arrive 120 p.m.arnve
I MIXED.
S-a.m.
e
9-iW
9rJ9
leave-, iTO p.m. Ieave
'-35
fclfi
j-'n , ,
liKOOo. in.arrive.4:HI p.m.arrlve
STATIONS
Plaiumouth
Omaha Junction.
Louisville.
South Bend
Ashl.ind.
(Sreenwood ..
Waverly
Neivton.
Lincoln
EASTWARD.
Train No. ii. Train No.
TAS-KNGEK.. MIXED.
10 pjn. arrive 9:80 a.m. arrive
irii S;2.
1 afi . i 7:45.
1233..
lM.
12:15.
12rf.
11:43
i2..
&10..
.V50
;sjii..
Lincoln
, Denton
H inland
i Crete
I Don-lieter..
1 11: JO p. m.IeaveloAOa. m. leave
I mixed. I
'lIrfCa.m. arrive 4:45 pjn. arrive.
loss 4:15
Itafi 3: 15
WHOISSAIiS ASTD USTAIX,
u Mn-TTMa I WT'
-A JLJiJ.
yjM.l...i:i,MLjMd
'JjjjIJIH H AT I 1
illiijUlJullfj lliljJj 01 biL L J
Il1C ;
rIDA.X.li:iS JL-?i
yk- -rfr
j4i
urJ)
Ife31
9ia.m. leave. 3:30 p. m. leave.
The time given above is that of Omaha, being 33
miiuies slower than that of Chicago.
THOS. DOAXE,
CAi Engineer and SupfrMendt Ht.
Kansas City, St. Joseph &C. Bluffs.
TIME TAIILE No. 10.
To take effect ixirukiy, July 1A, 1S71.
G- O I 3ST C3- NORTH.
STATIONS.
FOR SALE B
I
R
Gates. Many do-cription-) ai a
ceived of different aiylt-rs t nt--Urfed,
with plain dri ins- in mm
cases; but tlie variations ure so nn
nierous and wide, even in the same
Ktate, and the description in man
instances eo indefinite and incom
plete, that it would bo impossible to
attain perfect accurr-.cy in an ex
haustive exposition. The p1"' '
wooded regions are o n houvipr pat
tern, and those of the Fettled State
which have not given place to recent
improvements are very clumsy in
construction and movement. The
common slat-gate is in very general
ubc. The baia:ice-polo is lamely em
ployed In nearly all sections of the
country, especially in the older ettle
meiits. Gates turning upon hinge-,
fa-toned with "hook and eyo," mov
ing in a socket, tho-e with wooden
latches and every imaginable .-tyle ('
fastening, are found of such varietv
and form of material and mode of
construction a-j almost to defy de
scription, liattice-gates and fancy
btyle are common near dwellings and
in the vicinity of towns. The ten
dency in the new farming regions m
to lightness of material, facility of
movement, and cher.pne.-, with the
requisite degree of strength Many
of them are patented Large num
bers of new patterns are built in the
"Western States at SI to S2 each Per
haps the most popular i- a slide-aini-gwing
gate, which moves back on
rollers part way, balances m i. pivot
in the post, and turns round at right
angles. In many counties in the
South, few, if any gate?, are reported,
while in others nearly all the open
ings are gates ; in a few there are nei
ther gates nor bars, but "slip-gaps."
Tlie corrij-.'-"ent in Henry county.
JrTginin. says that the fields there are
entered by pulling down a co ner of
the fence; that it becomes less sub
stantial every time it is taken down,
until it will no longer restrain .-tock,
when "the exasperated farmer right.
it up, props it, and perhaps cuts thorn
rushes to lay upon it, and finally
pulls down another portion of the
fence where the same experiment is
repeated."
The following table give the esti
mated percentage of opening iruard
ed respectively by gates and b irs. ami
the average cost of gate.-. A small
proportion of the ineloMires f certain
States have neither gates nor bars. Tt
is, of course, understood that these
statistic.- include only farm-gates:
ine and cotton-nlaminc. a one of the
requirements of their contract, and so , 0t ", 'fji11" LP'J"C
. . , . . , obstinate and utract-ib e ca-c-.
me expense is scarcely eou-iuvreu.
While giving these avei ages as they
are made in this table, an enlarged es
timate, intended to include all theac- J
tual elements of cost, is iifed in calcu
lating the total cost of farm-fences
which may bo found in a subsequent
tab.e. Tlie returns are very com
plete as to the en-t per rod of worm,
post and rail, board, and stone fence-,
1 1 1 r nnf nn full in tn tlin vnriniia nthpr
i.!n,i. it...- ,f:0rt nf nfaro.ru f pertie4 protect tlie humors of tlie fauces
kinds. 1 lie e.-timatc of average co-t . i.(la.1V(fnrnort,Mfluar nam m the nm
Ier rod in each State Is based
prices and
of fence.
Stntes.
proportions of each kind
COST PER ROD.
1 lit1
1 i t :
BtRtCS.
- . - 1 ;
r-
3
X
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Mtlne ..
N-vv Hampshire.
frmnnl.
Mn--ehuetti.
Rliole Iland..
1 "oniiectn-nt...
Vevv York
New Jersey....,
IVnn-ylvnnln.
Helawnrc m
vinryluid ....
Virginia
Voitli Cnro'lna
utli Curollnii
Jforslii ........
Florida
lHlmninM
Mississippi ..
Iui-l-inn . 1
TesRs .
Arkmi-Bs. ...
TiinpJeo ,
WVvt Virs; iila
Kentucky ..
tmio
MichlRan...
IndlHiin.
Illinois..
Wivoonsln
Minne-otn
Iowa ....
MNsonrl..
Kansas
Nebraska.... .......
Calliornln . ...
Oron,
Nevndn A Territories
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Dr. AValkcr's Callfurnia Vinenr Hit
ters net on all thc oes in a Siu.ar iaancr.
By pnnTrin the Uiool tin y remove tae cau.-e. ai.d
by resolvinjr avray ttiecacci3 of the mSa.u.nat.oi
(the tubercular dopoti) the airect"l p.irt3 receive
health, and a permanent enre t ei:ecte.I.
The propertici or Dit. Wai.KEI;"3 VlKEfiAr.
BITTER3 are Aperient, Inaphon :ic, Cjrnnaativc,
J.'utntious, laxative, Dn.rt ic, -..dative. Counter
irritant, Sndonfle, Aitf-rativr, and Anti-BiHou?.
The Aperient nnd iM.d Laxa'ive propertiCT
of Uk. Walsei."3 'vineuvr BrrrER-s are the bo-t
safe-Kuanl In cases of eniption.1 and tnaltsrnant
fevers. Their b-laamif, ne.nuu, anu sootnmK pro-
itieir
1 bedative properties allay pam m the nrrvon? sy
upon torn, Etomach, and bowels, from lnaamniatiou,
wtnu, cone, cramp, cic.
Their Counter-irritant Influence ox
tends thronzhont the system. Thur Aim-Biliou.1
Croperties stimulate tho liver, in the secretion of
lie, and Its discharges through the biliary dnct.s,
and are superior to ad remwhl agents, for the cure
of Bilious Fever, Fever and A?ue, etc.
Fortify the hody against disease by
pnnfjmg all lt3 Souls v Uh Vinegar Bittek.-j. No
epidemic can taVe hold of a system thus fore-armed.
Direction. Take of the Bitters on polng to
bed at night from a half to one and one-half vunc
plassfnl. Eat pood noarishuiK food, such as beef
EteaV, mutton chop, venL'on, roast beef, and vege
tables, and take out-door exercise. They aro
composed of purely vegetablo ingredients, and
contain no spirit.
11. h. Mcdonald &. co.,
Druppists and Gea. Apts.. i-an Francisco, Cal., A
cor. of Washington and Charlton St3., X. Y
bOLD BY ALL ORCGG1STS & DEALERS.
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Can and wii geli yon all kinds of Implements cliea.per
than any otnor iionse in Nebraska.
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GOING S
STATIONS.
K.vn--RS City
Fast Leavenworth
St. Joseph
P II ELI'S
Hamburg ,
Council Illulls . .
Tickets tor sitle at all thefJeneral Ticket Offices.
A. C. D.V1VES, A.L. HOPIC1XS,
Oen 1 Pass Aent, oen I superintendent,
bt. Joseph. Mfl. bt. Joseph. Mo.
I OMAH MAIL ASD
j EXf. EXP.
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1V1TIIOCT CHASCE.
1872 SUMMEE SCHEDULE. 1872.
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FOWll TJS.2m9S B&FZiY
7:30 A. M. Day Express.
ThrouKh to Xih York, Chicago. Cincinnati and
Louisville Daily eject pt Sunday.
4:45 P. M.Acconmiodation.
For all Way stations Daily except Sunday.
6:15 P. M.-FastLine.
AVith Pullman's Palace leopinK Car throueh to
2evv Yorl:, Cincinnati ami Loussvllle DAILY.
6:4-5 P. M. Chicago Express.
AVith through SleepingCar Daily ex. Saturday
OLL CLOTHS,
Having determined to reduce
our stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
&c. and hayins: on hand a very I
large and extensive stock, we vrill
commence on Monday, the loth
of November, and will sell our en
tire stock at such prices as will
insure a speedy sale.
Our only object is to get mon
ey, therefore we will sell for cash
only.
To secure great bargains, call
early, with the cash, and be as- d
tonislied at the low prices.
rsTOciu
j&4rftr
i-5'?3S'
f&z5&j$r
KJaj
CTI
niNTIEUlCES
Offllii
Pi)
THE 2LO"WSST PRICES.
PROPEIETOR
TTZfcTIOIST- HOTEL
BBOW2STYILLB.
Ticket OSes 100 N. FocrlhSt. car.GhestDot, B leois.
T wlfeg'k On F3?ie
MiiidFiiiisto
ff 001118
F.:3r.COLBUUN,
Ticket Aitent.
St. Louw.
JOAIS K. SI3IP-OX,
(Jen I.-Mipt.
Indianapolis.
AV. E. JOXES,
WesfnPoai A't,
St. Louis.
C. E. FOLI.ETT.
Oen'l Pits.". Aic't.
st. Louis
-T-lf V "t.'Sryt -it
ctJi uu. ; i t? ii uitJ j. i'utJi :
- Baltimore and Ohio E. E.
a E MbjE
The only IlelUble Oift
i&xs
n t..e
60,000 00
. , - BW;-vr .- . -- -. a.
-0S&jCft
IMPBO'V
Ej
D FOB 1872.
Jibf Durable and Lightest 3Iaehines Jfylade.
thb'btjckbyb
Tlie Great Short Line from
C1XCIXXATI or COLUJ1BUS
2C A. s T :
Savlnij S7 to 110 mil. and arriving one Tain In
Advance at
Savln?.j0 miles, arriving
Maine.
New Hampshire
ermont
Mnssnchnotts
Rhckle Islam!
Connecticut
New Yorlt
New Jersoy ...
Pennsylvania
Delawarc.
Maryland ..
Virclnln
North Carolina
South Carolina...,
Georgia ...
Florida
Alabama .
Mississippi
Lo(iihIana
Texas
Arkann.
TennevMje .
West Vlrclnla..
Kentucky
unio
Michigan,
Indiana..
Illinois
31
ai
19
16
31
21
25
IS
at
-10
49
37
Gl
44
35
29
37
33
331
52'
67,
43
49
43
31
Gi
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sol
90,
as1
$2 .
2
3 -V
r. 2
75 I 12
72 3 S3
7 6 25
76 4 55
75 4 50
51 4 9.;
41- 4 71
57 3 33
45 4 14
48 3 10
S3 3 25
01 3 21
35' 4 5s
45 C O)
47 4 SI
45 5 22
36 4 50
67 2 71 j
55 5 17 i
47 3S9;
05, 3 47
45 3 60
29t 354
53 3 15
71' 2 66
62 2 96
40 3 75
51, 3 60
6i 2 01
26 7 00
60 SCO
62 4 53
Amount and cost of fencing.
Tho inquiry was made for "the num
ber of roils of fence to each one hun
dred acres of farm-lands, including
together improved ami unimproved
land." As a few in the older S'ate-,
and many in the South and We-t,
answered with reference only to the
"improved'' acre?, it was deemed
proper, in calculating the acres fenced,
to avoid nn exhihit erroneously larjie.
to exclude one-fourth of the unim
proved area in the New Enirland
.States, (with the exception ot Maine, i !
the Middle States, and Marvland
one-half in the unimpioved portion
of farms in the States of tho Ohio
Valley and lake region, between Ken
tucky and Wisconsin, and in Maine;
three-fourths of unimproved lands in
the States between Virsrin a and the
Mississippi, where only the "im
proved" area is usually reckoned a
the farm ; all of the unimproved land
in Virginia, (where a no-fence law
has been en icted) Florida, and Louisi
ana, where water boundaries save
much fencing; and in Minnesota.
Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska, and Califor
nia, where some improved land is un
fenced, only three-fourths of the im
proved area was taken.
Concluded next week.l
....u "'""f ,; i ti I1 -L- j . - ..
IN
GIFTS
VALUABLE
to be distributed In
L. D bUSTHTS
159th REOt'LAH -HO.T5ILY
amvni
3135 5 ! , I 3 I ' i
W. XI V J 1. J. t C
1
i
1 u
rise
lo be.lraun Jlon.lay, Febraarj 17, ls73,
TWO GUAXD CAPITALS OF
$5,000 EACH in QtL BACKS!
2 ?r::s, $1,000 , ft
rn
10 ?r zx,
I 3 5 I f
co-o UhtVti
100 f I UHLLS!
ft r Il"a Ann
with Silver-mo nted ar-
soo.
eac
l each,
worth I25
PATENT WEATHER
C2
The best for excluding
WIKD, DUST, OR RAIN,
from under doors.
sale by
One Horse and Itnij
ne-. worth ww.
One Fine-toned Itoewood Piano, worth
Ten Family ewln;r Marhines. worth II
Five Gold Wacches and Chains, worth f.
FiveCrtld American Iluntins Welches
each.
fi1'" . ,f,Id n jntn Welches, worth r5each"
s Gold and silver I.ever Hunting Watches.iin all)
worth from jo to $300 each.
"Whole nmlirr Gifts, 0,500.
Tlcketi. Limited to GC,000.
Agents wanted to sell tickets, to whom liberal Pre
miums v ill be paid.
SINGLE TIOKKTMl; 6 TICKETS J5: i: TICK
irrs?10: tt TICKETS s3.
Circulars ocntcimnB a full list or prizes, a des
cription or the manner ofdrawinsr. and other in
formation in reference to the Distribution, will be
add ,oaytoneord'"r'n':keni. All letters must be
Ii. D. SINE, Box 86.
Cincinnati, Oil
Office 101 T5t!iSr. 3-1 v
SALE
I-A..P :
TISDEI. & BICIIARBS.
We soil tho
STUDEBAKEE AND WHITE WATEE
fnizF
i JLrs&2Sfr i
-t lJ.S'.-i - l I
B Blv - rT
: 6S, hours In advance at
BALTIMORE.
Saving,, miles. arriving ! hours In advance at
"wa- -EaziisTG-TO J-
Iteaclnng
-Pi3:iTJJft.T3ExJJpi3:ia.
One Train the Quickest.
Tha Great Ires aaifcrar Bridges over the
Ohio Kivcr, nt I'arkir-.bnrp; and
IJellalre, are Completed.
MORXIXG AND NIGHT LIXES OF
PuL!jS23': Fahce Crsxiig Rs.m sii Step -ij Cars
Are run on th's Konte from Pinclnnatl or Col
umbus to I!nlliin.,reand Wa.hinqtoai City,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
No. 70 Main Street, - - Brownville, Nebraska.
Largest Stock in tlie Market.
Great Inducements Offered.
OTTOM PRICE
THE
OIV AJLL ARTICLES SOLO
4 lr
(&&? P 5?i3 G TCC.ESfc rrr- ."
OW-fi&Jai &t MMOb1sM I?
VHazi7 &b AVJti'i,.
K T
1 i
Wholesale and Iletail Dealers in
nH
M
k
fflmfflffiMSM
Hlffffl,
ITo. 30 MATtf RTPPpt
SBOWITYLLIE, 'isTEB
1.MV.-T.IVWm .in.., -H---?. .
n '! ..- . r m. n '"llin
KiT All NEW nbcrfbers to THE CTLTIV V- '
T)K tOCXTRV GENTLEMAN for 1 s;iw
ins in advance, previous to the clone of 1 H7-, will ,
rpcelvethe ppr WEEKLY, from receipt of re-I
M....uv. .vuua I3i. 13,. J, WITBOCT ClIARJiK.
Ey this Kouteyon avoid ALL OMNIBUS TRANS-
J-Kit ana JERKIES.
etsforsaleat all Ticket Offices in the South
aud West.
M. COLE. W. P. SMITH.
Genl Ticket Aent, Mu-ter Tranporn
Raltimore JId. Kalc.mr.rc iii
l SIDCTA R. JONES. Gen'lPww Art Cincinnati'.O
rw!-aa i- ff I F" TTTfMPnUM
Kansas Pacific Railway.
Short, Favorite and Only
ALL 3EiAIL Tl . UTE I
li'.iifJiv (VillZnn
fSi K MIIES-IUV fok
- ti 1 1 irti i ii lis r
B3jUIU;sl 8 USH2 Ucsis
c
-1-! '.r.i.j--... r- i X . . i
r SKS.lHaSif-S 5SSS7A3f:'5rfiisa5:ji-:
DENER,
Kill K.
NEW MEMPHIS.
IDAHO SPRINGS,
GREEN CITY.
ELKO.
M-VRY.-VILLE.
GEORGETOWN.
LONGMONT.
COLORADO SPRING
TO
GREELEY.
CHEYENNE,
RENO,
GOLIJEN CITY.
CENTRA L CITY.
VILLA LA FONT.
EVANV.
SALT LAKE CITY,
"AX FILVNCIsCO.
"WA.GOTSTS,
AND BUGGIES OP ALL KINDS.
18S
210
No
j If you want anything, come and ask for it.
....MM................. m.
T i !,, ,
; vt icJIIsia. ...,..
' 'Mlnnonfn
Iown . 37,
Missouri 49
Jidttkt Knnsas..... 43
iHfe .ebr.askn... ,.,. .11
HIR Cnlifornia....... .. 71.
ZfBL Oreson 40
1 i iS Jfevmla nnd Territories SS.
' w "r -SB.
"vlHk Tho average proportion of Iirs, in at this office. PS At residence on Main j
?I K 1 -'- strest. j
WE KEEP XOTHES-G BUT FIRST CLASS GOODS, AjSTD GUAHAJSt
TEE ALL OUR GOODS TO BE AS REOHME5DI.
And all points in
Kansas, Colorado, the Territories, nnd
tlie Pacific Const.
MTLE& the Shortest Line from Kansas Ci
ty to Denver.
MILES the Shortest Line to Pueblo, Trin
idad, aanta Fe.and all points in New Mei-
Remember that this Is the Great Thronsh Llne.and
mere is
Otlier AU Hail Route
to any of the above points.
There is no tedious omnibus or ferry transfer bv
this route, a.s the Great Rivers are all Bridged,"
PUlilOIAX PALACE CARS,
ran tnroagn from KANSAS CITY to DENER
Passensers by this ronte have an opportcnitv ot
viewing the ttne Agricultural District- of Kansas,
and can stop over at Denver and visit the rich
mining, agricultural and grazing distrits of Colora-
Close connections made at Kansas City with all
trains to and from the East, North and south.
Be sure to ask for Ticket rin. Kansas
City and tlie Kansas Pacific Railway.
EDMD S. BO WEN.Gn'I Supt.
BEVERLY R. KEIM, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
GENERAL OPPIOES,Knia Oity.Mo
The Country gentleman.
Volume for 1873.
TH!r.LTV;VT"" COUNTRY CEX-
TLP MAN. for the past forty jcars, ha.'
ranked, lKth In ihN country and abroad. &.
Hie Standard Journal of American Airrkul
ture. The PJlltors and Proprietors, in addi
tion to their own personal labors, are reiru
larl? RstNteil by a very lnr number oi
..j.... , icBp.jiiueuirtaninteuular Con
tributors, amonsj whom are Included many
Lendlnc Ai;riculturl,ts. In all ports of the
t ountry. Ka-t and We.; and bv over viY.
Iltiiidred Occasional and Voluntary
A riter, directly In the ranks of the Be-t
rarmernand IJortlctilturlsth of nearlv everv
State in the Union. With the co-operation
?LSO ,,,"reIa corI ot practical men. this
journal Is intended to poes exeentlonal
vnlaens the chosen Jlcdiam of Intercom
munication, amonK all classes interested
in the Products nnd Fertility or the Land
those Tho Cultivate nnd thoewho Consume
""-J." -snipper, as -wen as the rlrst
owner of the Crop-Breeders of Improved
Animals and their Customers Manufactur
ers of Improved Machinery and those who
Rrn5f,t.cantI ernPIor it-Narserymen and
- -; - - n .- ii me progress, pros
pects and returns of each successive Season
rtth-r0.W W,Isht npon one of the m(Mt ":
portant of all questions when to buy avd
VTIIKN TO SELL.
TEFtMS. Thprnnnlrr HnntlAmnM I.-. -
llshed weekly, on the followinK term., when
paid strictly In advance: Onecopv oneyear
-o0: four copies. S10. and an additional copv
for the year free to the sender of the club
ten copies S3), and ax additional copy for the
year free io the sender of the club
2- Specimen copies free. Address
LUTILER TCCKER&SOX.Pnblhheri
ALBAXT, . V.
Great Through Passenger Route
THE OLD RELI VBLE
HANNIBAL & ST. JOE,
AND
Council Bluffs R, H. Xine.
LV ST JOSEPH AND QUINCV
TWO PAST EXPEESS TEAKS
CroeIns the Mississippi at yulncy on Brid.
PCLL.3IAS SLEEPING PALACES
-FROM-
tsiivn SHE TO qn.vcr,
Withent Chanze er Cars"
THIS IS THE BEST SHORT LINE
TO QCI.VCT, ST. LOUIS, C.VITIO,
Memphh. New Orleans. Jadcaville .i,r
fieW. Ieatur Tr.iuu. La Fayette iwla
apolH. Cincinnati. Louisville Nmhvil e
CbatianooiCM. Lezioctoo. Ctriombus
Wheeliuy. Parkersborc. B1U- '
siure. WaitiBs;ta,
Rich aoad.
J.VJ J .HOST H2ZSIR.1BLH noCTB
To Ft. Wayne. Toledo. CrestHse. PHtebur?,
Boston, aad all pe4M0,
SOTJTl3:2SriD EAST.
Passeasers taking other Une east or wesr ', -Z
c.?H mBS, ta5" tnb ,n retaraiBg.and see a u J
section of splendid eoantry.
Bay Your Tlirough Tictots
" a Sst. Joe initl Quincy,
I S?ro?a,e at Ticket Offiw sc. Joseph Alt
j BluHa R. R.. at the Star Hottrf. Brownville s .
eson .t cross. Ticket Acents. and at Phelps -'a -and
other stations on line or road, at a low ra.- a
by any other route.
Rairsnii;echeckeI thnuh t all point wr. A -connections
via Quincv are direct and oerfeot.
B. V. GROAT. GEO. H. NLTTLEToN
GenITlcketA?'t. ow. ;:
PERPETUAL BLOOMING ROSES.
Orer two hundred different finest Tarieties
prepetnalblootnlnsand cllmbinc roses, of our
own rahinr. hardjr foront-door cnltiTation and
fine for winter bloom In the parlor. Can be sent
bj mail.
FDRXAS St SONS,
Vtl Fro-WTrrille.Xeb.
jf AGON &lACKTHHOP
ONE DOOR WEs?T OF COURT HOlE.
TAGOX 3rAKIXG, Repairm
' flows, nnii ail wnrt miiv fr f I
manner and on short notice.
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