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WINTER PaoTncrIoN OF TaEns AND
PLANTS. Frnit aud ornamental trees
planted this fall are benefited by mound
Of earth foot high thrown up around
the trunk Let this earth be brought to
the tree from an other quarter, not Ia
ken Off from the extrcmitics of the roots,
and so exposing >thcm, as is two often
done. Such n mound will keep tho trees
steady against the wind, AMI protect til,
trunks from the inroads of mice. Cam
ming as these vcrmin are, they don't
know CROUCH to ascend bank of fresh
earth in search Of green fodder. For
pear trees subject as they are to frozen
sap blight, We would suggest the adIi-
tional defence of a light board or section
Of bark set up against tho south side IF
tue trunks. a hayband wound on loose
y answers good purpose. Dwarfpcars
need special care in winter, il the grounl
continues bare Their roots need COW
cring Of manure or mound of earth.
As to cherry trees, do the best you
eau, aul even then expect some injury
and loss in the Northern States. For
the splitting of the trunk so common, the
protection recommended for the pear tree
is worthy of trial.
Grape vines not perfectly hardy should
be Ind on the ground and fastened there
and then covered with litter or few in
ches Of soil. So Of tender roses aud
shrubs: and these may be bundled up in
straw or covered with mating or ever
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-12-29

Hen liousEs. A correspondent of the
Germantown Telegraph, gives the fol-
lowing plan for the proper construction
Of hen house.
Two years ago put up building Of
gravel brick, which you must know are
composed Of a mixtur. of gravel and
lime, and moulded into blocks as large
as Six or eight common bricks, and al
lowed to dry in the sun for some weeks
before being laid. The house is 20 by
Il, on the ground, and to the caves u
bout 10 feet high. We divide it uto
two cqntl parts, for a smoke house in
one end. and the othet for the acrommo.
dati'n Of the poultry OF course the
partition wall is cntirel tight As the
roof is of common cedar shingles it was
necessary TO plaster overhead, to make
IT fre-proof The floor is in one piece,
of TIC same cement as the wall.
Thus you have the domicil Now for
is management and its advlnta= es-
Once n week, early in the morning,
while the dew is yet upon the grass, if
the weather be dry. i, Is thoroughly
'r"ei ont, and purified Of all foulthinrs.
This is done by gathering the litter Of
the nests and the swccpings from the
floor. to the latter, on which pill. is
thrown an armful of dry straw or shaw
ings, with a couple of spoonfuls of sui
phur. The windows are next closed on
the inside with sheet-iron coverings -
The fire is kindled, the door is shut, and
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FEEDING Hess IN WINTER q have
twenty eight chickens. large aud small,
several of them fall chickens. obtain
Cd but few eggs the fore part Of the
wiuter-lot more than one or two day.
Thu Seed was corn and oats, In Janu-
airy tried the experiment of hot feed
once day, in the morning. AS soon
as the fire was started in the cook stove
| put quart or SO of small potatoes in
M old dripping pan. AMI set them in the
oven. After breakfast took quart or
more of wheat and buckwlcat bran, mix
ed, put it in the swill pail, and mixed
into thin mush with boiling water, then
added about one quart of live Goals from
the stove and put into the potatoes hot
from the oven, adding all the egg shells
on hand, and sometimes little salt, and
sometimes little sulphur These mash
cd together are fed Immediately in a
trough prepared for the purpose, mad;
about ten feet long, of two boards six in-
ches wide nailed together, and two short
pieces nailed on the ends. with a narrow
strip nailed lengthwise on the top, md
two bearers under. The object Of this
was to keep the hens out of the trough
AMI leave room to eat each sido of the
narrow strip. At noon | fed six ears of
corn cut up in pieces an inch long; and
in the evening oats and wheat screenings
about one quart Now for the result.
Ia about q week the number Of eggs in
creased six fold, and in about two weeks,
mud since, they have ranged from ts elve
to twenty eggs per day. The coolest
weather made no difference. When it
was cold and stormy, | kept them in the
hen house nil day, and generally until
ten or twelve o'clock. Such singing
over the corn at noon nnver heard from
hens bctore---a concert Of music that
would have done any lover of eggs good
IN hao-
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OLD ESTABLISHED PRIVATE HOSPITAL
Located in the Arcade, opposite Post oace,
SYRACUSE, n. Y.
WHERE be Introduces 70 tie notice Of
w these afflicted with any torn, OF Private
pisea,e, the FRENCH system {. trnE. HAS
Glass VI complaints be has made specially ltI
the last Is years, ana the knowledge Le Epf u
The New N ETIop OF TREATMENT now in o. ca.
ton il Paris, End the IL spitols Q: this .oIn-
try, warrants him in saying that ntre VI the
furtlc the disease is rert TO assume, ,s tri'ieLt
a SIRE, Quiek cat Isrmcrsnt Hemtoy. Ale
comedies employed ~ the DR.. i,ec iI'n ny
odcn siYe ttstc or in.ell, ctnttin no nI,tG5
and require no change of diet, tusirtss or
pleasure. Eersone can be cured ~ hens 1y
ttatiaE their case and addressing IT. w. L,
HofT. Brle and Fcmnlc, who hHye Soma
torrhoa or Nocturnal Emissions, l.te 10 time
but consult the Or and get his Specie, which
has saved thuusSrds from the glHNt, and which
= wnrrhnted to cprr this disease in irt to
iTsekE or the money ref;ndtG. Price { 4 -
Monthly Pills, 10 femals should be will ut
them THEY car truly he called the "Ftmale's
EEisE ~
A desi3ora.un Inns beer gained il the pee
Size Of Medicine hitherto unattaihaile hy It
medical faculty. NT. DuHAe has ut,u th.t, in
hiF practice in Psris (Which is Tie largest q
nny Physician in that cityI for yea1s, aid c'-
et during the years practice, has he been
known to have :hiluic. Ihete lills la,, l,,r
approved y the Eco;e de Nrdicihr, fully sric
toned By the NJ. K. c. - Of London, EdirlUllh
and Dublin, ss Hncver-fuilirg remedy for pc
duciog tAe Ca,,iuertal or 1Vnsbly Il,w.--
Though perfectly harmless to til : IlCs dclicate,
yet ladies are tnrnettly request No; to n If
take their condition, if prcgUuI ~ az Histrg-
riose would enauc. Price 81 per box sgEtiy
null.
Dr. DrsAb' FrNAif FEofEcTIyc T%i7rrsTs
natsrted |ad rrct"eteG by Dr.. IL MAS. oi srir
and sanctioned y the COLLEGE CT Fiyiitjtlr
ard SurgeonF Of London.
This Instrumt ,rpb!es thcsc ~iefe tehll
or circumstances DO not permit Of en ircresf.
81! family, 70 IeFulat: or l!r;: t!.cir ofsl
wi.aout iniurirg tho rorstitGtioN. Tic instIl
tnent 70 perfectly safe no metallic srtttErc, c;,
ter.pg info !ts composition : it will les. li'".
tine without getting cut of order. frd cErrtt
fail. 1t can DE carried about the perton III
used without interference to tie conipPsl rel"
tons Of the married state T ee vic dc ne:
find II as represented can have the amount o.
its ros! returned. Sent by mail to any Tnrt q
the United States md Canada on the irceI1 Of
IS. Don't mistake the nap'e CT place.
uE. WIZ. L. E0YT,
March u. Is59-1y. syrncuse, = y.
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9Th Annual Announcement.
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ASSOCIATION.

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In addition to which sertof In, ored valuable
Works of Art al, y'rtr tt stls,Iil q. Is litu,i-
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THE MIiHTY HEALER!
ORR D KNO WV AND WORLD TRIED
Holloway's o. n t m e IL t.

The free adm ssior Ut Nations, as wei as the
verdict of the leadin. Hospitals o. The o", ~
well ms the New World, amp this powerful
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ton ever mpuc known to Suffering man. It's
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invisible to the puked eye. it reaches the seat
of the Internal disease; and in all external NJ
frctions its tnti.infammatory and healing tir.
tues surpass ANYTHING else on record, and
v, t,r oil
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Butter! Butter!!

ri TLand KEG BUTTER, of excellent quail.
IL liz regularly received every week We
h,va 'aiso made arrangements for furnishing
p..me Glade Butierin kegs FOR winter use. Per-
s,,. iesiring to secure fret rgfe article can do
20 nv making engagements with us during the
Sept. 20. o. O. "LAAA
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-12-29
Grain Wanted.

FARMERS and others having wheat. Rye
L and Oats for sa1e. will find tito their inte-
rest to give us a ell. as We will at all times
give market prize. either In cash or exchange
for goods for grain. o. C. CLARK & Co.,
Centre St. noxt door to Eng. Luth. Oh.
Aug. Is, 1859.
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6-syFfSz The Green Book.
e -. Just Published $50 pages Price
.4si=s11z1 scents;

OK SINGLE AED MARRIED LIFE: or, THE
iNsTiTUrE5 on MARRIAGE: its lntent, %
iign,ions a,,., ryy steal aud Legal Disqualified
iians; tine rational Treatment o. ~, private diS-
,o.c, in both sexes. &c. To which is added
motto essay, entitled Coiip1edias: or the ar,
Of having and rearing beautiful and healthy
children, by tie late Robert J. Culverwell Esq
n. d. ,,.-,
IIioe 4 DO. Box 1886, New York, or DEXTER q
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York. Agents wanted ersryghere.
Also, Gratis an extrac. aud sample OF the A.
hove. entitled; DR.. Cniverwei!s Lecture on Tue
va,e diseases generally detailing the means by
which invalids may etlectualy cure themselves
without the use OF dangerous medicines, and at
but little expense to themselves Sent free by
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s,.r,n "a nrepav postage, by addressing.
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rFeb, IS, tS59-iy
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III & w all Paper.
Z F. S0MERKAMP.

RACIlCAL PAPER liza vi Elk and
uPHoLSTERER, also DEALER il
Paper luugings, Borders, &C., of all kinds
We have Just "eturned from the Eastern mar
hets, and he il now opening the handsomest
and best selected stock of Paper Hanyin9s, Bor-
acrs, PrintS, de-, eter offered in this city (all
Of the very latest stylcs) and according to
quality will he fpld az low as they can be
bought this far west of baltimore. We mem
ton in pant, Ouks Satias, Medium, and Conn
mon Paper Hanginys, from l24 cents up; also
CoHDs, rAssELs, BiSpiNGS, 30. BLINDS, Ven
titan, India, trans parent, and other kinda.
K a. II IL . Els,
# all kinds and sizes on hand and made to
irE. Old mattresses and old Venetian blinds
done up to look ~ we'll and be us good new.
Thankful for past tuvnrs. | would respect
fully solicit Il continuance Of the same, aud in E
vite the public generally to rall and see my
goods, learn my priccs, then judge for themsel-
ves. am now prepared t, execute any work
in the paperingiinc ia or out OF Cumberland,
and warrant the same to be done in the best
manner, with dispatch and in the latest city
style, The work done by us for thclast 2 years
in and for many miles around our city affords
us he best of recommendations
hs--At the old stand, M'Cieary'a Row, Bal
timore street, Cumberland, Nd,
Feb. 10, Sly.
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A Very Fine Stock of
BOOTS, AND SHOES, HATS,
GAP - CO.,
Just Received by G. w. BRENGLE,
OPPOSITE THE POST-OFEFIC.

NHARLES ". BRENGLE would respect
~ fully inform his rustomersandthc public
generally, that he has Removed his Store to
thc%New Hlook of Buildings on Baltimore St.
opposite he Post ohicc-where he has just
received and opened n Magnificent Stock OF
80 yIS AIN y Shoes
Embracing All the various stylcs WON by a
dies, Gentlemen, Youths, Misscfand Child
rem Manufactured at the best City and EnHt
crn Establishments, selected with much
care. An enumeration oithe styles, quail
ties md prices, lis leeme d unnecessary Every
taste and fancy can be Sratiiicd. Call and
examine The stock. lie hasalso received,
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IRE REMEDY again Triumphant.

cuhpERtaSp, Fob. Is, 1858.
dless-s. Hsaiey d .Shrir,r.
Gentlemen Il have III de us Q Of
sou- Eminent on very severe strain which
oro Of IT! horses got by slipping and fnllire
on i:o, R2t b. sprlyingi Il as directed in thu
printed directions four tirres 60 reduced Il E
swelling end irdaGmst;aE ;LG; tie horse re-
covered completely.
From re above trial Of your valuable Lini.
lna9t J. not hesitate to recommend ito one
On ~hicn fail reliance ne, 10 placed.
Feb. II. = KILLER.
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ai.usiDeisfs a..G suH F.h.Hn,

Arc two of the most common ana virulU
disorders prevalent OH this cot tinett t. t" thcs'
the Ointment +, especially ant"""uist'r, its
''modns "pera"dT' first to eradicate til, venom
and then rumnlrtr hr
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-12-29
Ftr,suiioas o., tire skin.

Arising from bad state of the blood or
chronic diseases are cradicated and a clear
and transparent surface regained by the rcsto-
rative action of this Ointment. 1t surpasscs
many of the cosmetics and other toilet applica
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F'iiEa and Eisiuiu.
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HotL tie Jj,t~e0t "hd F@is s5orlJ be uscd !" tie
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
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DIX. " NJ. r I1VfE
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Nessrs. Hea7ey & Shrirtr. = = = =
Gentlemen About 7 l. anks Eiyinr
dry 1857, tSov. 26) | rad the misfortune Il
receive severe injury by falling &c TIE top Of
railroad car, bruising and pt-aininf ny back
So that WAS complete cripple, no; being sble
TO move myself withoutthe most excrutiu;ipg
pain. procured q bottle of your valuable Liai-
ment q nd used it directed; in four days ]
was eble to walk about and in six weeks cur
sd' the pain and swelling having entirely ,en
my back.
cheerfull y recommend your Ilaiment So te-
Jag Sd article which believe 70 be upriyeIled.
JAS. SULLIVAN.
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LA KDW ARE STORE !

He sursarlGcr, having purchased the stock
L lately own h5 Joseph frantz. ana haN ing
added thereto by recent purchases. Is prepared
+" oicrt" purchasers of Hardware. q general
assortment. which hc will sell Us chc"y, as mag
"a" te Ioa 'ith" "iig.
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU

Is prepared directly ncc"rdingte the hr!es OF
P rmac y and G h G nj 8 try,
with h. sreatest accuracy and Chemical know
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See Professor DEWLES' Naiualle Worts OF
the Practice of rhysic, and most THE late Stan
dari Works Of Medicine.
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Planes and Cllisc!s.

of every variety; Ohio Grind-Stones: Double
and single harrelcd Guns; Gun Caps and WaaS;
Wnd Cutters; and variety of other Staple
and Fancy Goods. Also, very superior article
# Sewing Nccdlcs. 7. JOHNS,
Sept. 9-y Cor. BALTIC. md Centre SITS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-09
Qatlg 9tatiOnaI Democrat.
National Democratic Platform.


The Dem poratic party of the State Of Califor-
nia, in Olnventl1n assembled. make aud publish
as their RI ltfrn aud Resolutions
RESOLVED That we re-allirm the principles set
forth in tue CinciGnat Patf,rn and recognize it
as an authoritative exposition of the Democratic
Greed.
RsspLvED. That the right Of the people Of the
Territories to Girn all their domestic institutions
Ia their own way is absolute aud complete, aud
that we are naturally opposed To any interference
with such right, either by the Legislative or bN-
.cutive dep lrtments Of the General G 'vernineht.
Resolved Tat the Ad ninistrltion OF james
Suchdlan by its Outrages upon the rights OF the
people nf X tnSls, its unrelening prescription a:
tried and worthy Dem cratS. for the Otlense OF ad
herring to Danlct attic principles, its cnStant vio
iation of the pledges which brought il into life its
nttenpt 10 render the Legislative subject tn the
Executive Department and its gross extrtvar lnce,
misn Inagenent aud cIrruptinn, has forfeited the
respect aud lost the confidence Of the American
people.
RESOLVED. That the immediate Construction oi
the tcitc iilrn11 ought tb be encouraged by
the Federal ana State governments by all means
in their power, and tn Meanwhile the mail ser
vice by the Overland routes should be sustained
and increased.
RESOLVED, That our Sate judiciary svs'em
needs thorough and complete revision, and that
the Constitution should be so changed, us to in
crease the number of Judges Of the Supreme
administration of justice.
Res SOLVED, Thlt il the opinion of this Clnven-
ton, Congress should enact law 10 protect aciu
al boaH n b settlers upon public lands in their
iust rights.
RsslLvED. That we, as a Convention, repre-.
senting the true Dem icrlcv of California, adhere
with Nhfltering trmnesS to the principles of Dc
morracy. as truyht by Thomas jefferson, nnC
which guided the councils of the immortal Jack
san.
Resolved Tint when this Convention nd
iourns its members adj lurn to meet, as citizens
at the polls, inthe Ides ufSeptember and that b.
our lab irs and our vnces, we show to the worl,
that the freemen OF California are unbought b.
Federal patronage. and are unawed by Feder,
power. and will sta by the tered principles Il
Democracy la defiance Of tredcherOus President
and their Cabinets.
Resolved rhlt the doctrine Of Intervention
by Congress tO establish slave code for the Ter
ritOreS, assumed by the Administration adheI
entS. is gross departure from the principles q
the true Democracy az laid down IN the Platform
made at Cincinnati and we rcpudae it as tn
heresv of IA fiotinn and condemn it us an outrag
upon the great ch lrter of American Liberty.
"RgsoLvgD, That the Chief Executive of tn
Nation has broken his pledges 10 the people q
the State of C,litJrnia in regard 10 the Pach
RIilrOtd, which Piled ses were announced ii
his ill-time1 letter of 1885, two weeks previous
TO the election in this Stlte; and that we con
denn the Ad ninistrdtiOn for its refusal To plac
the Central Overland NJ ill un the same tooting Il
70 compensation. as the Southern route"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-09
Mistellaneous.
The Grent Wonder OF the Nine
teezstIH Century,
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR EgESTDERA ATEV r..

Says the ST. Louis (Aio) Democrat: Below we pub
sh letter to DR.. Wood, OF this city. from geuti'
man in Maine, which speaks giowinsy Of the superior
merits OF his hair tonic. Such evidence must have its
.GTcct when coming from reliable source. If c'r-
tihcates are guarantees of truth, the Dr. needs
comiums, nor useless pulery from the press:
BATH, Maine, Jan. 20, 1896.
Professor 0. j. Wood n Co.,
Gentlemen--liaving my attention called few
months siucr IT, the highly beneficial effects of youi
hair restorative Was induced to make application ut
it upon my own hair, which had nee me quite gray,
probably one-thrd whitei my whiskers we're Of the
same character. Some three months since procure
bottle of your hair restorative, and used it, soOn
found it proving rhat hal wished. l used II
about twice week. have since procured another
bottle, of which have used some. can now certify
+, the world that the gray white hair has otully
disappeared, both on my head and face and my HAIR
his resumed its Dntuft color, and believe more soft
and glossy thln IL has been before for twenty-five
years. lam now sixty years old my good wife AT
the age oi hy-two, has used it with the effect
The above notice deem du tn you for your valua-
BILE iscJvery. am assured that whoever will rightly
USE per directions, will not have occasion to c0h
tradict my statements am citizen of this city and
| a resident here for the last fifteen years. and
known to nearly avery one here a1d adjoining tow,s.
Any use you may make of the above, with my name
attached is at Your service, wish to preserve the
beauties Of nature in others as well as myself.
l am, tru y, yours, A. RAYMOND
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20, 1873.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Professor Wood-Dear Sir: Having had the misfor
tune to lose the best portion ofmy hair, from the cf
fects o the yellow fever, in ew Orleans in 1854,
was inluced t. make trial of your preparation, and
found il to answer the very thing needed My hair
is now thick aud glossy, and words ex ress
my Obligations to you in giving the afflicted such
treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned Rev. J. X. Bragg, is minister in
regular antns, and pastor of the orthodox Church
At Brookheld, Mas. lleis gentleman OF great n-
auence and universally beloved.
WM DYER.
BROORFELD, January l2, 1855.
Professor WOOd-Dear Sir; llaying made trial of
your Hal Restorative, 1t gives pleasure to say,
thatits effect has been excellent in removing nAama
sion, dandru and constant tendency to itching with
which have been troubled from my childhood. and
has also restored my hair, which was becomii gray,
to its original color. hav used other article with
anything like the same pleasure or profit.
Yours truly, j. X. BRAGG.
0. ]. WOOD CO., Propretors, 444 Broadway, New
YORK, and ia Mlrket-st. st. Louis Mo.
Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ers.
g8S- Pack WHITE. San Francisco Wholesale
Agents for California and Oregon. ap4-1y-eod.chq
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-09
NOTICE.
e. FRENCH

HAS received from New York direct, and now Of
fsrs for sale, the new KEROSENE OIL and LAMPS.
at REDUCED PRICES These Lamps are warranted
superior to any in this market Call and see at sc
d STREET, Theatre Building, Mlrysvlle.
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