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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
Faom the Boston Dailu Tins

WRIGHTfS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
or all the public advised medicines Of the daY, know Of
sone that safely recommend for the Ills that flesh
v heir to- than the plsthat sold at tile depot Of the North
American College Of HEALTH 1888 fremont street, Boston.
Beyera instances know Of where they used IN families
with the highest satisfaction and longer ag otan Yesterday
We heard an eminent physician recommend them In high
Where used be great repdgnance Of QUACK
medicines as her are all indiscrmnaeY termed hut il was
naInY owing the regular N. DIS constantly denouncing
aham The however becoming liberal in this res
pes and the consequence that good Vegetable medsenes
nNw extensively used than formerly
Extract Of a letter from Washington City.
Mr.. Wm WRIGHT--Dear Sr--You will have tho kindness
forward possible three gross of the
adan Vegetable pills The sales have for the last two months
ncreased apdY; those who buy, generally remarkng hat
Asv are the bes pills they aye ever used" and my opinion
hAi theY will in short lime supercede all others in this
Ols, ROBERT FARNHAM,
Washington city, d. &.
~, F..:oaa the Phi'a Saturday Ereniug Post.
WRIGBT'S INDIAN VEGETAB BILE PILLS.
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills attaining great celebrity
n New England well other parts OF the United States.
The attempt OF persons TO aeraud tile public by the sale Of
indeatigable business and shows Of
Nyc medicine which warrant confidence in the virtue OF his
indian Vegetable Pills. is- -
CHAPLIN s. RoBY, New Philadelphia, TUscaraw.
as county. Ohio.
A. D. 'l'hayer & Co., Bolivar, do DO
r. p. LATER, Sandyyills, do do
Christian Weebel. Zoar, do do
ilitter, Slingluf' & Sterling, Canal Dover, do u
Ibomas Sargent, Shanesville, do do '
z BsYer e. Bowman, Coshocton, Coshocton sounty o..
A. RsnGeId & Co Keene, do do
Rpmuet IIGmrckhouSe & Co., Louisville do dc
DAnfel KiIgare & Co., CadIz, Harrison co., o.
htkIpson & Hilbert, HsrrisonviIlo, do do
Jane Is, f843.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
PRACTTcs.0F NGEDIorNH.
IDRo 10 O. IaTBTBTDo

Aa WIEo De 20 IGLNRWO w.
RXAVING permanently located In New Philadelphia nee
peclfuIy tenders hs professional services the public
and hopes by faithful discharge of his duty those who
nny solicit his aid, TO receive share of public patronage
His remedies chiefly Of VEGETABEE CHARAC
TER combining nildnesB and efficacy, and when skuly nd
nnered well adapted and eradicate diseape
the varied FORMS to which the human system subject
Saving thorough knowledge of the So
Urescopian Practice,
jndgng diseases by the urine) persons wishing may avail
! themselves of this advantage.
CASH will be expected In all cases. except for riding
oGee In the building lot formerly occupied by g.
DORope, the corner of High and Sixth Streets
December 6, l843.-y.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
NEW SHOE2& TIER
81 # y SEGDREo

b the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Mler's
Taunery on Factory Street.
LOWER THAN EYER FOR ca S SH!M
!. .6,LINGLUFF BOWER s. Co.. have just received
= THAR spring supply or'Boots and Shoes and would
respectfully solicit the attention Of all ready paying
customers TO their stock of
SHOES AND LEATHER, W
noT arriving and which contain varied and desirable as
pOent Genflemans and Ladies' boys and cidrens boots
md Shoes Of al kinds, W.
~ UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER. p
Morocco Lining skina Shoe makers findings Of NIL kinds
hos pegs by the qar and bae Lasts, Boot Trees and
RsoeBps and prices shat cannot b be pleasing TO pur
ehasers No pains or exeons will he spared 10 make tie
establishment right IN all respects, thai none tah VeIo u.s.
eall and satisfy yourselves. ,....1A
0ailal DOTcr May Ia, 1873. "
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
HALTER Y.

CHARLES WILSON, HALTER, second st. Cana
~ Dover, would inform the citizens Of luscarawas
County that he still continues to carry on the Hating
business in all its various branches. His workman
ship shall be of the first quality hoping thereby to re-
ceive liberal share of patronage.
n. B. All XII IDS of country produce, taken in ex
change for worb, or outstanding debts.
Feb. 10, l842.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
LOST OR STOLEN,

WROM the subscriber about the 20 day Of February
II 1914, two notes of hand drawn by CHARLES HAGANy
payable to tie undergned-one Of said notes Calls for
two hundred dollars payable in September 1915 The oer
calls for hundred dollars payable in September 1896 The
drawer Of said and the public hereby cautioned
purchase pay either Of said notes unless presented by tile
undersigned
CONRAD BKEHMEk,
Feb. 26, 1914 't- 7-3w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

and 'Ladys Pt0Tt, m'hd ) Ia.
REV CHARLES w. sDESSrsoS, tdi'nG
During the shurt time That the Lafys BrcaM has
been before The public, has acquired lhe tnvahe
putaton of being the best Doltbr Lads's Periodical in
the U. States. No Magazine has been more generally
sought aNer, and mo'e universally aahwed the past
year, than the Lad&s Wreath. It's splendid Steel Ea-
cravings beautifully eolored FlOwors, literary merit,
aud neat mechanical execution, have nsds il ts adRa.
uon of all. The cheapness and merit Of Dola, PER-"
odcal must be apparent which issues,
MORE STEEL ENGRAvINGS
and has more and better original contributors an could
but short time since be claimed by the best
Three Dollar Magazines
Contributions have appeared in the Wreuth the past
year from such Writers as
H + Tuckerman, S Patterson NJ D. Prof J H..
Ingrahsm, Reynell Ceates M d. s Beckett. Rev. F,
A Clinton, T Hall Woby, Geo Pike Money, A
Drinkwaler Jack Gaskeit-J Wheeler f Fl Dufee, NJ.
F Wallace, Geo. Llppard rs SulliFan, Francis
Wharton, Mrs C Theresa Clark, Mrs ST. Lsop Loud.
Mrs Lydia Pierson; Miss Mary Howard. Maria
Waite, Mary D Wilson, Miss Ro'e Newman, TRumaS
G Spear, Chas Hamilton, A H Duganh6 NJ l. Bah.
cock, Edwin Heriot, G F Everett, A, A. Miller d. d.
John U. Gier, ]. II. Vernon. Chas Beaumont
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the editorial services of Rev w DESNtsoN long and
faVoraby knowh to the readers Of or jes Periodicals,
and arrangements have been made for contributions to-
the Vols for 1874, from Mrs l. H Sigourney, Mrs G
Orne, Mrs Jane E Lock Mrs Fl Netvhall G Whit.
leer Rev. J Petpont, w II Bdrleigh Esq. Rev, E. L
Magooi Besides articles from hese well known wr--
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In addition 10 oGr Steel cngraritgs monthly, whick
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we shall continue our
Beautifully c0loted Flowers.
the most popular series of embellishments eyer issued;
an illustration peculiarly appropriate for the Ladies, and
widely sought after BY all lovers ofthe beautiful
Language Of Foirsrs.-ln the January number will
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Flowers which in connexon with our Floral EhgrG.
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

FRogPECTUs FOR PUBLISHING
THE DEBATE
Held IN LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY,
Between Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, of Beth.
any, Va, and REV. N, L. RICE of Paris, Ky.
On the tOItOWing propositions, Uiz: ..r
LIST. The immersion in water ofa proper subject, into
the name Of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit
is the one only apostolic or Chisuan Baptism. Mr..
Campbell gbirms- Mr.. Rice denies.
Cd. The infant Of believing parent is scrptura
subject of baptism. MIR. Rice g6irms-Mr. Campbell
denies. - ....... ...''
Sd Christian Baptism is for the remission OF past sins
Mr.. Campbell aBirmS- Mr.. Rice denies.
4lh Baptism Is 10 administered only by bishop OF
ordained presbyter Dir. Rice qGrms MIR. CrmPLe
denies.
| 5ih. 10 conversion and sanctifcaton, the spirit OIL
God operates persons only through the word Of truth
| MIR. Campbell alfrms-Mr. Rice denies.
| 9th. Human creeds, as bonds of union and cOmmu'
ninn, are necessarily heretlca and schsmaticsl Mr..
Campbell qfirmS-Mr Rice denies.
Reported by competent Senographers, and to he ap.
proved and authenticated by the debaians. Published
in 6vo volume, containing from 10 eight hun
dred pages neatly executed good paper, and well
bound IN cloth or muslin. The above work will be
published as carly as practicable, al TWO DOLLARS
per copy. As the publishers have purchased the copy
right the work can be procured only hrongh this chan
mel. '..- .r.0.. ... .
$50 RECOEMMND ATIONs.
We cheerfuily recommend the above work.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
MONUMENTS, "
HEAD AND FOOT STONES. S

BUILDING STONES; in short MI descriptions orSsionc
work made 10 ORDER ofthe best material and in the nras
possible Style. Shop Factory street door west
Slngluf and Bowers Shoe and Leather store 'eH
~ stsydT 4oEq'E. FnuBBYER.
I DoVFfOet 20 lsa1 iae ~ 4Hs Al 5m
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
ADMIN1sTRAToR,s NOTICE.

ADMINISTRAT0 NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that he subsCrher has been np'
pointed Adnir Of the Of Margaret spnnger, dec
All persons indebted said estate will please make immediate
ayment, and those having claims will present them legally
proven for sertement within one year.
Philip MIZER, Admir-
Of Margaret spangcr, dec.
Z, Narl, IA 1874 94w. e.7'.'. ,. ,tA
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
.... FACTORY.

GEORGE N. DOLI Co., respectfully inTorm the bnbIe
that they have opened shop the long building oppose
the Market house in NEW PHILA DELPHIA, for tie ru
pose Of manufacturing -" ,'' .a'f ..3
COPPER, TIN g. SHEET IRON WARE,
which they will sell for CASH exchange for Country pro-
uce as low as any other establishment west Of the Ohio
River
JOB WORK done in the best manner on tie shortest
ice and most reasonable terms. ..-
GToLD PEWTER CopPER taken in exchange for work.
New Phta. March 23, l843. h.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
stone, i J, Cutting.

TUNIlE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
= Dover. New Philadelphia, and TIE county generally
hat he has commenced the above business in Canal noyes
where he intends carrying II on In all It's yaos bfanee
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

REV. CHARLEs w, DENYfsoE, tdink

("Ths Lady's HTea&, {" = Rt{is'cps ard IiG7e,I Ce'
4 and "Ladg's Pearl" aaitd "a.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04

BUTTER "ir
VTTANTED in, exchange for Goods nj the Store o
w ~ JOHN z. CHAPIN.
New Phia'da, Feb. Q, 1874 7yd F|85
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-21

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-21
LATEST AIiIIIN Al
OF VERY DESIRABLE
g09RH 4 Winter Goods
No IN, HEAD or WATER ST.

No 4l,' IihAp Vi wa il.i' 81 r.,sas,
/ ,i - s..t,,rt.i l0r a. desIrl bile goods ever
offered In his line IN tins CITY dr. nom 1l1
besl house, IN Ph'aee'pnia ana hI''''"o's ~
PIT as toi!o"% oo.n oro,rtis
.. pi. Il-.l br,,.n 1avisible green,
e1arsr ea5st, da6jla aud ps-st brown cloths,
arravc1 makes; also blue black twiIIed bfgIs,ln
fIoth-:2g ps clshnere-, rarn1s prices ana qna,
laies: - 10 vey tesub.e, So ps eassneis. all
aa'ors and arc.s; Do diamond wase and flae'
ory desirable; q't and aa .oo /, f5ol ii.
nav blaak. IS lot cants........
~ VEsTINGS
Rich asd I'll, and w3o..a yez ,a or ols s 5o5
A. 40 .o eashmerct. new svta vest
H. ~ i s5 French and Enal sh. win great
var.'yoI articles ia lie above I.ns, w9,e sbia will
be made to Gd,f 4 n ne c yf5i l'@ 'sp0'
h@AIl ''a'''' ~. ~ and frorl
Enc 2lfe9 ORE l w. ', aver coarsyDo iocks do;
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-21

h OBlNsoN & II ! +. , ,"l ~" T 2iI Vs.,
ORNAMENTALPAINIE''' .'' j. ~ no bs.,
.-lr Min 81. ARE alwaYs pePi on ,Io,,
,orhmet and material 10 execute M o'',
lin, nu best style aud at e e,aI, w., on cI.
E'"ty ues,'' ','a sc., ,nanco- may u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-21

q K.-We have Just received at our Fashion,
~ able HAT and Gao Establishment, Union st
large aud snlerdif assortment OF Cans direct
from the hest Can Manufacturer in the Cry Of
Phiadepha. our stock consists IN part of
Superior Otter Caps lOle Bull an entirely new
Fine Fur Seal do artclsl
Fine cloth Fur trimmed for Men.
Do d. do for Yonths.
Do do do for Poys
Fancy Velvet can do
Fancy clath do do
Har SEA for Men and Bows.
Sealctt APPS do do
Also, a general assortment of Fashionable
HATS, all of which we offer at tho lowest prices
for Cash. nov DARE e. HoGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-21
FOREIGN COLLECTIONS
FTOR & MASON.
ATTIC At LAW,

DREMIUM HATS.-Call nj MCallam's
il Won wish to those splendid Aleeskn
and Cashmere Hats. inst fec'd-nn charge fer ex.
hbtng lhem--at The sign Of the Big Black Hat.
oct MCAILAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-21

DIR Y-G GODS =.

- -, q.
ID IL ! -(T = y - =.
n " HEISkELi., has peel f-eefel uH
New YofL. q large ,.ae - ''s.iz "a'" LODI
nh AID -chcnpue--. ea"oII be SUI. ''-'a tg.''.
wishing - rnfhtsg me ''
prices. will do Wei 10 '1' 1'4 s'''''1s ne Ne
.rp II
14.sua,FRE p.Fro..c III iac.l .Itfss a.1 -
.,'.l,,,., par4 d, G sc. rra.a II ieaa ,lI
~ 1I.,..,s ,bIr6 $50 .f,fe aud qslHHe ,.u.5I
JIMMIE -" !, ,f,,.,,,,.La .-.. n -ereI,... ~
sepll o " Hil9AeLL>.
,.,n Pr md r,s,,sI Al,,ros French o.d
r...,,,h Ne,5aa French f.,,s OHef rhin.2.
Ens''a" ~ ,'.,, ....a tns,,..a s5.o,g--
-, ,see,xsJ and for sale loN al
MI o " UIshEILS.
NRENI'i 'nd Ea'',,o ''.'- mans ''''''" va.
u ,snII o " IEISNELLS.
,.,N mr. M. mn. r,ar5., t,.,,,oo. S,lF.
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net ana Gap kIhAens Ne" ak o'-ie anu '"N
Men Miits ard GleVes. Nl,a. kid gloves. Hep"yE
W,rsied and Wuollen Aluls--f8st received at
seo1f o " HEISkEILS.
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klsH Linens. Linen an'fi.s A." .l'ea 'i'" r.
I Alsv. Bleached and Blown col ShreIaes a"d
'shninss. French Cloths "arraniod 10 he The hest
a''s'sm wherlInr' o A'o ,9 p O. , T,
cashmere 'eshnss' ria," ana f1i'" 9''e '.1''s''
'e'e,. oA''''e''' 1s n ~ rIt,IcKrTi,S
SPIT
In ARGE Asst Of Genlemen's Plain Black and
II Fancy Satin Sentls md Gmyats, BIZ Italian
..ll OW HEISKELL'S.
m AIDES Fancy SILK Dress iandN Is ana scars
LIZ Do do SATIN 90 d"
Do do NeI'e' 90 =, ,, n2, 81 " ~. .'''
#DuGLE Capes French Nofsid collars f'en''
"o'seu OPEN ~ ~ rrrtsrrIt.s
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-jast reed at sep IL ilElSAELL9 .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-21

A LPACAS. ALPACAS-ll0 pieces Of Al co.
Va ors and descriptions. among which nre some
very fine Silk Warp BI'k, Barred and Colored, n
sep27 MARSHS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-21

~ GOODS.-Rlch and elegant 'h-h-
- De Ecosse; Low priced Go do. 'l every
w Yin Striped Cnshmeres, something eh're
I'D beautiful, Afghan Snuns' Shn'ans'
nc; with a great variety Of other ne"
- 3rssses al ..a.,,-.
~ sENSENEY & RHODES.
~ DRESSFS A large lot Of Cashnefr 10
-. Mnusine de Lanes, Chame'ions Nr &c
x32. q, MARSHS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-15
THE aIOURNER.

1T is lonely, mamma murmurei fair haired.lo
ly girl, she rested sofa Il, is
lonely and The nigh, very long. Shall
| see papa any more!'
Eyes, my love, yon shall him brighter world than
| this
Bu, .his word said the little girl, 4 love
and play in the sunshine, and pick tho
from the brook; and when the Their is LITTLE
shall 60 aud gather the blue ed violet that Pa
said like me-
TOO like ea sad the mother, the tea:-drop
bled the dropping lid, but, dear child there fair
world than this where the flowers fade; where the
clouds hide the light Of the glorious sky for tho glory
Of Him whose is love, brightly and forever
golden courts; that grow the bank Of
river that blessed place, fade they
do this world, and when friends there, they will be
parted bu, will sing hymns Of praise to God and
the Lamb forever
'And shall go that harry place when die sad the
child. and W i'll you go win, met
Yes said the other I'VE shall 60 Gods
when calls from this life, shall dwell.
presence
l, little while, and the mother the gray.
of this little fra flower Of intellect, wi,hered by
timely osts of death bat she alone. when
light shades she grassy mound deep
and yearning hopes of that fond gathered
viou. sence1 Oh no. The sof. and silvery
red 1--we whispered in the breeze tina, lifted drouping
flowers overehaged with the dewey of night The
diamond Stars tina, one By forth upon their .h
ming watch, seemed beamng it'll the light OF that death
less dame which burned undimned. upon limos,
of md she enjoyed in the holy hours of solitude
that communion Of spirits which exalted faith
alone besiow.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-15

! The Platte Argus contains letter from
"Multnomah city," Oregon. from which We
make a few extracts. The killing OF the
Indian has been briefly mentioned heretofore
"When came here. nineteen months ago
there were but four or five houses-now there
Is upwards of eighty good buildings, nearly
! all two stories, and four or FIVE three
stories high. II there had been plenty Of nails
we should have had a number more up. II
a supply Of nails reaches Us this spring, We
shall have two hundred houses here before
This reaches you, and some OF these Of BRICK
for company from Baltimore are now open.
ing brick yard. lanyard is also being
established. The fact is, we have number
Of mechanics Of all kinds here. though no,
a tenth of the number Of each kind requr-
ed.
"Win,er is past, but it was no winter. 1t
was rather blooming spring, for we had but
little rain and no snow, and the grass green
all the time. We have had but two DAYS
rain ia the las, forty-fve. saw cattle yes.
terday, which had run all winter, in finer
condition than | ever saw any IN your State.
'.Uncle Sam had better be doing thing
Cor this country, for if not, within three
years, ii uM be too late. You laugh, bu, il
you live you VII see it. Therefore, stir
them up, Mac, for we do not want trouble
here, and would all rejoice If the star span.
gled banner embraced within its ample
fold. Our flag, flying by authority, would
make vast difference here.
IAN Indian committed some outrages no,
long siace, and our Sheriff endeavored, in
vain. to arres, him; then otfered 500 re-
ward for the Indian. and went to his own
house. thirty miles from this place. Ga Mon
day the Indian came into ''Oregon City"
close to DIR. McLaughin's mill, where some
twenty five or thirty men were at work.
Winslow and some white men went 10 take
him, and got close to him. He saw Win
slow, fired his gun, which missed its mark,
the bail lodging III a tree on this side of the
river, within two feet of me, for | a.
work in my garden al the time. The Indian
then fired pistol. two balls OF which lodged
in the shoulder of G. w lie Breton. clerk Of
the court, tearing the arm dreadtuiiy. Mr.
L. seized the Indian with the other hand, and
threw him down. Winslow then run up
and knocked out the Indians brains. In the
meantime five other Indians fred their guns,
and then their arrows, and wounded two
men,"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-15
For Farmers Wives and Da lighters.

| have few words for the farmers wives.
However skiIful, Industrious and pruden,
your husbands may be, their success in mon
ey making, depends mach upon you as
upon them. Economy and skill upon your
part, in turning every thing 10 the best &C.
count, are essential to profitable husbandry.
Perhaps there is scope for study, experiments
aud Improvements 10 your departments. All
not equally successful in the Management,
Of the dairy. Poor pastures, poor cows, and
poor cellars, are the alleged reasons for the
difference in results. These things are un-
doubleday often the causes Of failure 10 obtain
butter in large quantities. and of good quality.
But may not the fault sometimes lie with the
dairy ,coman' Is her business simple as TO
be always understood? You begin TO suspect
tina, doubt whether some of you have mas
tered the art of tut,ermaking. 1t may be an
ungaliant doubt. but listen 10 the pariicuia rs
OF one case in noint. and then Judge whether
can help oub:ing. As stated 10 me the
facts are these: One Of our farmers, the sum-
meE before last, employed successfully, and
for short terms each, three dairy women.
Here the cows, the pasture, the cellar, snd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-11-15

Tho Chinese mode Of taking wild-fowl, with
which the neigiIborhood Of Ca nton abounds, is
curious and unsportsmanlike. There is no mis-
sing firc-no powder getting damp-no barrel
burstng-no bother with dogs-nothing but sport
and no mistake Whenever they SEQ quanti-
sy settled in any particular piece of water, they
send half dozen gourds to float among them
These gourds resemble the pumpkins in England
but being followed out, they float on the surface
of the water. On large pools they oavc % or 80
ohoat. AT first the foul are shy ut coming
them but by degrees they get courage; and as all
birds at length grow familiar with scare-crow.
they soon gather round them, and amuso them
solves by .whettng their bills against thom.--
When tho birds get pretty familiar with them.
they then prepare to deceive them more effectual
ly. Chinese hoIIows ont pumpkin which is
pretty large, and after making holes in it to see
and breathe through, he caps il on his head
thus nccoutercd, he wadcs slowly into tho water,
keeping his body under, and letting nothing be
seen above tho surface but the pumpkin, in which
is his head. In this he moves imper-
ccptlbly towards the fowls, which suspect no
danger. AT last he gets in amongst thom; while
they having been long used to gourds take
I not tho least alarm, even when tho enemy is in
tho worry midst Of them; who whenever he up
proachcs fowl. seizes it by the legs, and draws
it with sportsmnnke (!) jerk under the water.
He then fastens it 10 his girdIo and proceeds on
to the next victim, till he has loaded himself with
rs many no fairly (D walk off with
II rom Captain Pidding's Chinese Olio and Tea
Talk.