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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-24
TO PREVENT CROWS PULLING
CORN.

A correspondent of the New England Far
taer says: Take two ounces Of nitre to a
peck of corn, dissolve the nitre in half the guam
tity Of boiling water wanted to cover the corn,
then add as much beef brine and soak the corn
from twelve to t1entyfour hours, then roll In
plaster, or dry ashes, / have followed this
method for more than FIVE years. and have suf-
fered no loss from crows Prairie Farmer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-24

A cunning man over-reaches no one half as
much as himself-Beecher.
! Throughout thy whole life learn to live, and
every hour of thy life learn to die
AS man cultiyates his intellectual facilities
he learns to mistrust his instinct.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-24
A Scotch PEARSON on N1oderatio;r1l. !.

Scotch larson on Moderation
A Scotch p4rson once preached long
mon assainst diam drinking, a vice prevalent in
his parish, and from which report said he
not altogether free himself.
Whatever ye do, my brethren, do it with
moderation, and above all be moderate in dram
drinking When ye get up, indeed, ye may
take dram, and anither just Before breakfast,
and perhaps anither after; but dinna be always
dram drinking.
If ye-are out in the MORN you may just
brace yourself up with anither dram, and per-
haps take anither before luncheon, and some l
fear take one after, which is not very blameable
but dinna be always dram-dramming away.
Nabody can scruple for one just before din
ner and when the dessert is brought in, an after
its ta' en- away and perhaps ane, and it may be
twa, in the course of the afternoon, just to
keep We from drowsying smoothing; but
dinna be always dram -dramlning. Afore tea
and after tea, and between tea and supper, is no
more than right and good but let me caution
ye, brethren, not to be always dram dram1ning.
just when We start for bed, and when ye are
ready to pop ihtot, to take dram or twa is no
more than Christian may lawfully do; but
brethren let me caution ye not to drink more
than have mentioned, or may be ye may pass
the bounds of moderation
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-24
The Love of Contradiction.

A story is told of Hallam, the historian. Af-
ter night of contradiction at the Holland
House with Lady Holland Luttrell, Sam Rog-
ers and Sydney Smith, Hallam returned to his
house, his tongue still tipped with ready contra
dction. q Past one O'clock cried watch
man with a yawn. No. cried Hallam, tartly
and loud throwing up the sash of his bed room
window, watch IN hand, it wants three min
utes.'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-24
Reciprocal Good Feeling.

Just before the late election, candidate for
sheriff in not very distant county was thus ac-
costed by a neighbor
Well, sir, | hope you may be elected for |
would rather be hung by you than anybody
else"
And t. replied the candidate wohld rath-
er hang you than anybody else.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-24

A lady being asked to waltz, gave the follow
ing sensible and appropriate answer "No,
thank you, sir-I have hugging enough ut
home
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-28

HUMBOLDT AND PROF AGAssIz.-ln the
eloquent eulogy pronounced upon Humboldt,
before the American Academy Of Arts and
Sciences, Tuesday evening, Prof. Agassiz re-
lated the following incident =
MAY | be permitted to tell a circumstance
which is personal to me, and which shows
what he was capable of doing while he was
forbidding an opportunity of telling It, l was
only "a wears OF age when in Paris, whittier
had gone with means given to me by friend !;
but was at last about to resign my studies from
want of ability to meet my expenses. Profes-
sor Mitscherltch was then on visit IN Parls,
and had seen him in the morning, when he
asked me what was the cause OF my depressed
feelings and ! told him that had to go Tor
| had nothing left. The next morning as |
was seated at breakfast in front OF the yard OF
the hotel where l lived, ] saw the servant OF
Humboldt approach. He handed me note,
saving there was no answer, and disappeared
l opened the note, and see it now before me
as distinctly as if held the paper in my hand
1t said
"My friend, hear that you intend leaving
Paris in consequence of some endorsements.
That shall not be. ! wish you to remain here
as long as the object for which you came is
not accomplished ! enclose you a check OF
ESQ. 1t is loan which you may repay when
you can"
Some wears afterwards when could have
repaid him, wrote, asking for the privilege
of remaining forever in his debt knowing that
this request would be more consonant to his
feelings than the recovery Of the money, and
am now in his debt What he has done fol
me, know he has done for many others; IL
silence and unknown to the world.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-28

ARE NAMES THINGS 1.-The abolitionists
call themselves Republicans" and now the
squatter sovereignty adherents in Pennsylya,,,
MIA call themselves Estate Rights Democrats"
The former laud Thomas Jefferson, and cele-
brate in Boston his birthday, with black en-
ergy known nowhere else; and the latter
vaunts of State Rights, for no reason that we
can see, excepting that the Southern states
are allowed no rights, and the Northern states
claim the right to nullity the Fugitive slave
Law. Now what are we to do for our name
Here have we been rejoicing in the euphonii,,
Gus appellaHon of Estate Rights Democrats
these many days, when 10 these boilers
these renogades--these squatter sovereignty
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-28

JACK SPINNERS WANTEDt-Three
" good faithful men of steady habits and good work
men, find permanent situation and good pay by a-
ping to RUSSELL PHELPS, West Fitchburg, or SUM
NER PRArT Y Front street, Worcester. d2w* my23
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l0Ortester Qatlp gpp.

tFrom Washington Irvings concluding volume of the
Life of Washington in press but not pubshed.J
THE TIME OF LOVERS AT MOUNT VERNON.
GEORGE WASHINGTON'S ADVICE IN LOVE
MATTERS.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-28
OefbGftSbM6er, Wapicrz mno


Samuel E. Turner, No. 8 SioeG barleslfr
bdlt beRdntiB I'M gDrrate eth srS5ss eaaer pom papier
sbt characterization, @elAGftS- unb GDntD. Blhern. SIN iets
nen eager beFnbet It'd t~nIdnbif6es uub ~tmpOrttrtss @dreib.
unO Brief Yaptsr BON alien mS9ltden sorien uub 8abrtien.
@0ten papttt ltntirt uno rsiB In sraBer NuSwabl.
rtet.GDMSert aaer Sprten.
e&reitmatertalten aler Nrt fir Office. u. grtpatse6rGud
stabIfsbern,. 5ebtrsalter Stt8etIadI Ob.
BIetftftt unb @rtffel, Itnt 4 fer &c,
Sfntc aum @6retben unD fur @pptetpre fen,
Spn ben befsn Jabrifsn, &ppterpreffen, pDrtpfp.
ties, pprtem QnnGtS &c. &c.
Srrte Elm erDBts Eager pom y Gdp1pttr @bteItar.
en-, 4 tuder.B orb en- &c, ~ ben ~biIt8fen prstien.
6Gnbler unb Druder aus benz 9GnSe werben IS In tbrem
SSnterefe fnben BET mir ScrsuipreAen. 8sbrf7iI
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MeDdmics SoH.

SEQ. 152 Welts 6abetteltruBe.
Der neue 166ns 5del in biefer 9aae Dtrb Die rntt te,tsns
fur a6taltgnB BON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GnDSertsn @erIamm.
Iunesn u. {. 10. ernpf0 bIen. WIetbteptn9un8en tB9f glnfis.
NG6ercS i'm Qpfdle
San9.S Ott 4b mtntfrdttUn.F 70
Sampf=S eini9un9SsW 1aiAinc.
Dur& ttelen Dampt- apparnt psrSea nt@[ nnr aGsin biz Y.tt>
febern pom alem Stdub. SbwetB uno ibelu (Seru6 aeretniat,
ion srn aud Don etWaissnt Rrdn'psttsftOf, Wotten un6 ters
8lst ten mebr sdnSIt4 befrets uae esbautc 6sbsrn sr9aIten
mebr @IGfieitdt ais ftuesr. 9tsle y %eanOluaS Der Bette,
8ettftSsrR gu retntJsn iOfsn 6 @entS; 5laumen un6 gtber.
oaunsn II @ent6 per pfunb. - Mue bte(es @tftdft b~elrefcnbe
4ufrdse werSen pantti6 nnb 81 zines SeDtn 3afrteoenbeit
befDrGt. &br, 9rnt 2BDlff,
Np7- 30. az II. as 6drrtfCnar.
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Sauces
S~ariaparilez, Uesetabili1Ge Cber 8lutreini.
nunn2- 02fuon

Sauces
Sariaparllez, De9etabiliIGe Coer 8lutreini.
9un98sBtlen!
5ur MsintSun9 Deg StteS, 8'fretuns vDn @ale, aur gDls.
oerperEeuInG Der 8ttprten Srbnun9 beS MtaasnS unb Inter.
teloeS, O9sp1plta, o9wtntnttn TIM &Dpfe &c. 8tbt es teinc tges
lsrs 9seetsta: ySae!attse .YerfOnen peIGe bdnfs an aOpt.
wep, S@mtnoel, S9lafri8fstt ub RItngen tn Dn Sbten fsi-
cen, QUE Nstcenbst bic ron einem All ffirFen 1lutbrnnoe nod
eem NSpts, eetmeefuGt iinb, 70 lteu niemaIs pblle bisIs gtasT
l hstt,r ,TS : e otsls ben i9nsa ssOrau9t. BITE GsfdbrItGaep &rGni-
Daan lele ~folsenbee lObenbe ;3euaniB iiber bic
9eilmne BON OYspepfa.
an Dispspfd Tilt unb aas a~nseseistea w9ebi,innt nno S y
lpata1ti9en 3etlmtttsl U9ne @rfpls btnuBte. SD feIbf rHrb,
IT. SOsss tariSn 1rtnfens brinaHe blind un6 befdr9tste be
luue1pC NIGntlett il tetpmuren. DG bite Id BON 6dnee'a
SSarlapartus-Vtaen an6 tpIte MIR cine @da6ttl OerleIbru.
2 ostr @ sra,. sfSsten y fsaansn purSs i'd fOUCbL alS aus
Mths EIun outg oeM @ebraub berleIben curtrt unb fb BE-
Fnoe ait~ test wpbI uno nunter.
s.oo y u o Il j aIssmor Y II: % Tobs gHci,er
.131 6eini9uits oes 8lute8!
q. Baltimore, ben 30. SuIt 1853.
" w9o etertttt bti&etnt5t, baS tb an bettiSen SGmersen
6orssnen 3ltaHbe netneS y .utes b~errEbrten. Wan empfabI
MIR ben 9sbrad ben 9aneeS Sariarar,ene- Dber UIu,retnt.
bate, Serl&Danbsa Sic s6n,srstn. Die g%Dirtiamfsiss Der gIt.
zen mar ls1r 9eitnb unb tA mus befeanen, ba6Fe Dns aaae.
nepWRe Yuf8irmtttel btlben, tpel6es t9 lie gebrauGte.
YatrtG ScDtt,
NetA5 Senpas., sptf1en 3prarh- unb GutawRr.
Cur Warnun0!
sos sp s,an man ian. sisis geisn esSrau$sa, 10 iet nan auf Der Sut
rt9'i8eH 4stnten, UOer fOnme feIbf mad
mu.. 30. 1C3 8dltnOrefr.
: STYap'eH lar $i. ftl-S
Or. 0baInter'S t4t5I6N EEf.
GjefunbbettSs Xinctmr.
Die dn8sne9nfe unb erfUlerei9ae @eStatn ,ur bsrRs0uro
dtanler, S1pater uno NelSDfer, wel6e iemalS srfnnhsn
ipares IL Or. 8 9aimsr's @eunSbeits- Einttar. OtsIi.,1bs
trafttet ben 6dwa1en
~ bctIt ben RranteH, .o
stcbt ben NerDSfen @eutt unb
neues 9eben benz JnbaltOen. $50
.asla. Die Iinttur BELT
NtrcDftGt, D1spepid, &OlitfGmeraen,
Eppfreb, unperbduliAfcit, Weeraftbet
{ NerpOtss 9ittern bur4 uberntdstsea 5tnus
Don 3ebad unb Sptrttuofen ternnIo6f.
5er3brtnnen, gBtnb TIM Nasen unS bem
urterletbe, SGufer. gDabnann &c.
99 Die Eiuttur belie9t ben 9lppetit fir be,
sS. raul9enbe @etrdnte!
Yerfphen, pte Ht benz @ebrau1e fpirttuO1er 0se,rSry. !.
Rs8eben, fnben bas bete 5eHntitte( in V"'
sasf Or. GbalMetS @eluntbeitS. IitFtur
Seit 6er Gntbefans Der Dteotitn babe i'd burd5 mstns ar,rn
&c une Setannte tn btfier Stabt bts fUIssnbe @nsabI pUH M
iOnen setetIt, ft.en Ver'
4nsab1 Der 5Sranfen cSshro,S
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10 . ObnmGa tteetn Selubl bervu.
% 81 ls1s ssrs BET Daaea ia
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gao SnSaltOcn. fOeben BON .Rraufen-
bette ~auffeben6 &c
80 iDpn nerOb IN 3Gptpeb s 3-6
~ : Rpptptp Il. tbwdibet Mdaen IL 01a.
aac etne srOBe Ansapl Anperef. be nit Appetttlufateft bebaf
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Aitsefne.

SAie3et4c-
Die 6arnOnie4 " Octnttpn srlau1l IT'D bierbur6 benz neebr.
len Yubiitam bic 0tebeuhanc 5u 6rdn36en. . ali en-
It @Dn5erten su %empfeplen. Gus9eretnen
Glubs, 9~e(sltgen anb wObltt1rtssn @eretnen ae6en Die be-
auemeu 0erldm mlunesstmmcr Der &e6enbale unter bfataen
" btnGunsen ebenfals Sur 8erfaenns. Gdseres .rtaeilt Der
teBise Q0trtb 6rts 9tmpeI in Der 0tebeaiaEbe, 9tO. Ii
5reo rtdfrd Be.
5e5r@2.S Die @erwdItuu
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9au8 uno melcete ben @orfnl, %tprrauf officer
9pcrnton ben 6laretb perbaftete. Suffice @rifs
TN ldldte beniel6en na6 Der Sail. 0err uno
Grau Wtccre ltno ein erlt felt weniSen Woden
perbelrltbetes lun9e8 Baar unb e%rfreuen lidl
all8emeiner GAtuu9.
. ddnolt6e NOwbDtr etbe. -
Sor9eltern A6eno fubren 4 Serle bic Yorf Gcao
bnauS uno te9rteu bel @oUun8tomu in elmer
Sdenfe Elm, Die bon Scbn Oartlep 9ebalten
MIRO. Sic lleBen liA 2iquOr uuo anoere Grs
frtl4urgen 9eben als man ibnen aber Die Be.
dye madte, miBbanoelten Tie ben lEtrtb uno 0ers
brahen bic @ldier. Die 6rau oeS WirtbeS
fun 'brem damn aus einem Der 6lnter5imuer
81 SllIe ; Oa idlusen lie Die 5durten inS @ee
ltdt unp an anoere &6rpertbe'le, 70 baB ie
ernltlld Oerleet lit. Sin Nadbar Namens
0oUeT, Der Den Wirtb8leuten III Salfe talu,
wnroe e~benIallS mIBbanOelt. Sl nidt 9enuq
elne Der Seltieu, geo. Broof8, sca Elm YiltcI
unp l9oB 0rn. @oUIr in Die Sette. Die 2Sun.
oe 1T lebr beoenfli4. 9ierauf lpran9en BIZ
Sdutte1 III lbre Su09ie8 unO fubreu Der StaO'
gu. Sr. 9artlep mug Oa8 Sett bitten.
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lleberfesif6e


2&E&M Die nnter;et&aeten ne0en init benz 5auit
ss 5errn @buarb SGDn. S@tfS'5peper ub SGtfs.
UefrdGter, tn y r m c n tn 0erbtnonn9 unb feuen fiji Meh.
nung ~beEeltcn unter rDrtbetIpaften DeotneunBen uni y ben
ntebr ia t n y m er SGBen dut eth S abr iIHos
3 a { az c fb c I n c aus unb 3wdr fur 9liutt, Steernre unb
3Dtfhenbef NIT r ee eI mGBt8en Y1detfGtffen b . n
. r M n mad allen 6dfsn Der @erefnteten Stdaten, Tbefnn.
berS dber nah y Baltimore. Der gDeB uber Brerten IL sTr
DeutIde oncrfanut or ppttbeilbaftefe unn ba i'm atH.hhs
nasunasfnle Des S6etnes lem ttefpen &ussabIer bas n st
4 d. ert bletbt, 70 e~mpfeblen ptr Denieni9en, wel0e fsssrs
be unb Vernambte D0n DeutfhIdnb bertber fDntmen tcTsn
wcaea, unlere @ermtttelun9 burh UbiasS 9dus groebenttf -
6eaeIfGtffe SerIaReu Sremen an 1. un6 Is ,Sh,r
WpuntS. TfI
@benlO t6nnen Bet nns YaHassf3etne ieber @laFe untsr ys.
|Isoung Der YIdBe fur BITE neuen unb pr antbpIR fn.
Aert9teten OampffGtff o& NprbbentIhs y
|1Ipsb ab gep"yDrt mad Yrenen, ale aun
ab Bremen Nem.9prt
gu ben g 6bt tn Der ~&pnpG9nie (febe n1bere Nn,sion untsy
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8eutafn uno Ret cit, M8enlen her SdtFe In Is ~
y prt eat8e8en8enDmnen iperbtn, unb ba man NIT Msd,,
btefsn SOFTEN ben 9Ursue esben tam, unb burd Gna ooems y
pei umS WetleEDe SDr Setrneereien bur& New-NSrfe
Dubltiuna uniere DermitInna.
Die A6faertstGse Der Satfe NnO wte fpIst.
D. SremeR y. N~ew.gprF4sw
~. MsarA 19. N1ri
10. Apr4 z. Apri..
81 MErtI, 10. MpriI,
a. utat, IA. Wiat,
II. Juns 2S .NRat,
IDessu n6bereryausluntt prute man fd an
Bed unb y @ma
SnInI Mos.115 w. Erttb1 rbftf @aItirnnr
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IdgIcdI Fam Extractor.
stsmals TT cine G%ntsefaua III Der NlnteriaI D2ebt,iu ne.
anO UD dQstls tn aartsr Gntsap'uns IS RAID tn tD rem na niuo
ltGin 3nltanD sHtadsebra9t cher N6unpen unb wsi%miSrrs q
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Mftssa s9aoen suradssIafen, ais Oar9 DaGsp's mSattGen
BET S6nittra, Wunbet, @errentunaen unb gro4 sh,r
dufn, Dsnsn 8tn6er tnmer unterrorIen fnb III bs gRtr.
ttna8 GO d1ten . alesf6en S@nGr8. Qertitasrs inmer 6s.
lelee! g8te Dtl S1mfrjen unb Qelben i5nnten niht ssrA
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~ SasSa a., bag Der ddte Oaasp-@rtrart Bal Der banS IL,
8ebenf ttnsuTetfea MIR erIdube unb fur bersn gBabrbTtia
mtI perantwDrtlth battle.
&etn 6na bet 8erbrennunaen NIB @srbr5bunoen roo
nra. 70 bsbeatenO fetn, bat fenraIs BEN oGmirfrn 'sn m mns.s -
eraasaesn nnD estlen6sa GtStnf@afien pOn DIlev'e G6nsrs
Oerielee TT nur dGt, rsnn Bic S6aGtel Elm IN @tobf osac.
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bat. f1k 'e9' OaUrNant
Ireis IS Cts. fur Bic sd s6teL.
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W. DftlsS
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Glne anDere punDerbare Cur,
bur8 Or. Gpalmsr's ejefuaOptts. ainttar Ssv.s,r.

eA~
hur9 Or. Chalmers 0euabbeUS. Einttar beutrfRsnio,
Baltimore ban 3. Npp. ISsl
.nea bic anBerrrbcntli3e 3nr, pelGe Or. GbaImet'S TtnStsr
az nisiner 5ran perbsissfa9rt, miiSul6sten. 50 Rnb isst
uab slunbpetssafan bas itIe Aase an9ef4iruasrll is ,
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tpnnts. lin iefe 3stt Darbe etnss ppn @balu1er po,rrEIa'
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gDabr.e it iagen 66 na9 benz @inIde be5 SnbalteSs yn sannr
nehr, fUnnte wteber enen unb mad BEN Yenu0e he'd SrMs.ntSeh
pm 5 reitsrsn Jlai9ea mar fi saus DisOer b~etssReat'0 "VA"
.H4epW saar N:5 WIber
Rp. Is Sub ynraarase.
JerU0le Trantbeiten.
q Or. Chalmers Ssinnbestts- 2iuttur beRst cine beIunb,,.
BEN ssrssrtHaen saitsa aaS srafttst BE suuas. b Sss S slut Os
pentrantpetten 8elttten paben. Dte 5etlfr1fe Der 9initur ~
s gdSrSd,s &SnaIiaae anS ssSeas IS sr S't a SSSaEs sssisisa.
Der 9intsnr ssestit TsTesn; Sa allen Jaasn BON MessraIoiSa
s ssyfSsS: S asi + sa b Ms'iIit mssnss e%. Ss%ss, ,.4s sdnsiisSsr
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geHes,t, st @.a,, TN ROpls .Stse tn @eaSt SsssSsaSt Tsas- i
Iinitur fdert tn ansIasbIiS tarssr s Stit Seffun %YT Dsssd 1ts
gat t9sn paurs @eeantsn an SsIbfmVrO, 8eflrStunaen SCr
NCapnrnt. &c. pertrieben. Die EInttur fGrberf unb fdaFt -.
men Appettt, iratlttet @eard@te unb siebt benz Rranfsna nsncs
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