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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21
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He that b. tas plow voala thrive,
HImsslfmus, either bold Or dIiye,


A correspondent Of the Gensse Fagplfr
answers the question, what ara the best
six varieties ofpsar aud ppples. for mar
ket aud general cultivation as follows,
After hearing and reading all that has
been said and wri ten on this subject fol
ths last ten years. and carefully noting
the experience Of producers and dealers
~ to the demand Of the markets and con,
sumsrs, but little hesitation NEED be fell
in Eamiug the best varieties Of pears and
apples for market. AS TO order 10 which
they should be named for their respective
merit. good deal oi difference will un'
doub edly be found expressed. For gen.
ersl marketing and cultivation, i think
the pears should be named as follows
BorIlstt, White Doyenne--or Virgalieu-
Louise Bonns de Jersey. Duchesse'd An
goulsme, Vicar Of Winfield. aud Easter
Beune. Perhaps the Seckel might oe
substituted for one Of the lost two; but a.
these are the only winter pears they had
better be retained. As tie market demand
must be supplied in winter. as well as III
summer. The demand for the sbove
varies and is always greater than the sup
ply. even at the highest prices.
The Bartlett, White Doyenne, and Vicar
Of Wind6eld succeeded we'll Oh their pear
on ounce root, while the other three arc
on the ounce; indeed. LOUIS Bonns de
Jersey and Easter 5eutre are compare
lively worthless on the pear ...t .
In naming the apples, have 90 hesi'A
ton, as the market demaude are uniform
The list ia heard in every stall. in every
city market, al the seaaon when the iru'
Is in market. Rhode Island Grcening
Esopus. Spitseabatrg. BALDWIN, Newior
Pippin, Roxburo Russet. and RED As'ra
chan. II the sruit is to be produced il
western New York, the Northern Spy
must be substituted for the Now Pippin
This last apple viii! always bring agooC
price; but unfortunately, it is not univer
sally succpssful, neither is the Northern
Spy: bat | believe it to be fact thai on
Of these will grow where the other vii
not. The Lady apple-Pomme d Ap
Rouge--briugs the highest price of an.
apple in the market, but il ia so small
that an orchard Of that variety wlIno
give so grea: a re.lrn for the labor M,
money invested as the other varieties
have named. OF course this list MA,
not be right ten years hence. as 20 SOM
Of the above kinds, | have yet to se
the variety that will drive tie Rhode Is
land Grpenng from the market Til
apple always sells well, rud so does III
Spitzenburg.
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sANToR DIS
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED PROM

COMfOUNUED FHON
PURE VEGETABLE EN- TRACTS,
And put up In GLASS CASES, Air Tight, aud will
-.e keopin any climate.
Tho FAMILY CATHARTtC FILLS IL gentle but
active Catharc which tho proprietor has used In his
practice more than twenty years.
Tho constantly increasing demand from those who
havelong used tho PILLS and the satisfaction which
all express In regard to their use, has Induced me TO
place them within the reach ofall.
The PRO iession well know tho different Caihartics
act on different portions ofthe bowels.
The FAMILY OATHARTIC PILL has, with due re- :
ference this well established fact been onponnd
cd from nyeriety OF the purost Vegetable Extracts,
which act alike on every part ofthe alimentary canal
and are ooD and SAFE In all caseswhero Ch ar
tic a needed suoh as perangemenis of the Stomach,
sleepuess, ,pains In tho back and lons costiveness,
pain and soreness over the whole body, from sudden
cold, which frequently, II neglected, end In a lorg
course offever, loss Of appetite, creeping sensation
OF cald over the body
In the head, all innAmmatory diseases, Worms In
children adults rheumalisn great purifier OF the
blood and many diseases to which hesh 10 heir, too
numerousto mention in this Rd yertisement.
Oose. 4 TO 3.-Price Dimes.
The LIVER 1NVIGoRAToR and FAMILY CA
THARrIC PILLS are retailed by DrugRiits generally
and sold Wholesale by the Trade iuall large towns.
T. W. SANFORD, NJ, D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, a35 Broadway, N. York.
Fotsale by G, KAufRMAN & CO., Lancaster, Ohio
0ctobeFoO, l959--ly25
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whY ponn ne do M

When the farmer knows that a ga,S is
better, and, as time snd.labor saving
fixture. cheaper than sot OF bars AID
posts, aud without calling on carpsule,
he can himself mako Que. Why don't he
do t.
When he has no other fastening to lis
gates and barn doors than Stpno rolled
against them. and 10 single evening after
supper, is able 10 mako better one, Why
dcn't he do Il?
Or when he sees the boards dropping
from his barns aud out buildings. aud like
heaps OF rubbish lying IN pileS about the
promises need ooly mailing on again,
Why don'i he do ilS ~
o. when he |, afraid Of lhs expense Of
Baiis, aSS is alWays crying up the maxiom
Of pr, Franklin, 10 "savs the pence. aud
pounds will take care Of themselves, F." and
be knOWA that the same Dr.. Franklin also
said that "many men are penny wise and
pouEd foolish, and .be 10 not careful q
think Of the precspt in the latter, Why
don't he do ~
lift is a saSiag Of nearly .hnK the ma
Dure ofa farmers stooka BY Keeping then
shut 10 yards. instsad Of running At larg
through nest Oi she winter, Why don't i
do III
Ifhe knows that maay Of bic field
would be grsatfaly improved BY ditchipI
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uow to Fatten uhickena.

II ID hopeless to attempt to fatten chick.
Gus while they are at liberty. They must
be put IN proper coop; and this like
most other pouly sppurtenances, need
not be expensive. To faiten twelve fowls
coop must be three feet long, eigh teen
inches high, and eighteen inches deep,
made entirely Of bars, No part ofis lid =
neither top side, nor bottom. D.scrt.
lion must be used according to the size,
Of the chinckens put up. They do not
want room; indeed the closer they are, the
better,plovided they can stand up all the
time. Care must be taken to put up
such as have been accustomed 20 be tosoh
sr. or they will fight. If one ia quarrel
some. il is better to remove il at o. co,
as like other bad examples it soon inds
iniitators. A diooised chicken should uo'
bo put up. +4...
The food should be ground oats and
may either be put on trough Or on aa'
board running along The front OF the cpop
1t may be mixed with wafer or milb; the
later Is better. 1t should be we'll slack
ed, forming pulp as loose as can bo
provided il does not run of Of the board
They must be vel, fed three or four timei
day--the 6rst time US soon af,or da,
break as possible or convenient, and ther
al intervals OF four hours Each m-a
should bS as mu h aud no more than The,
o'n eat up clean. When they have done
feeding. the bperd shou be wiped, and
some gravel may be spread. 1t caasei
them to feed aud thrive,
After fortnight Of this treatment
you will have good TAT fow's, II, how
ever, there are but four to six to bs fat
tened. they must not have so muoh room
as hough there were twelve. No'hml
is easier ,han TO sllot them TO proper spa, Q
it 10 only necessary to have two or the
pieces Of wood TO pass between the barr
aud form q partition. Thid may Rls'
serve Hhen fowls aIs put up at ditIeran
degrees Of falness. This requires Rlt-n
tion. or fowls will not keep iatAnd healthy
AS soon rs the fowl is sufficiently a..
tened it must bs killed. otherwise it vii
still got fat. but It will lose aosh. II fowl
are intended for the market. Of course tho,
are, or may bs all alteptd at once; bu
for hone consumption is II be,ter lopu
them up Of such intervals as will sui
the time when they are required for th
table. When the time arrive, for killinJ
whether they are meaut for market or q, h
wise, they should he tasted. withou
food or water, Tor twelve OF fifteen hour,
This snables them to be kept soms in,
afIer being killed. 10 hot weather.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

The proprietors and manufacturers Of HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS can appeal with perfect conhdencs TO
physicians and citizens generally of the United
States, because the article has attained y repu-
tation heretofore unknown. a few facts upon
this point will speak more powerfully than
volumes Of bare assertion or blazoning pufery.
The consumption Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters for the last year amounted TO over half
million bottles, and from its manifest steady
increase in times past, it is evident that during
the coming year the consumption will reach
near one million bottles. This immense amount
could never have been sold but for the rare
medicinal properties contained in the prepara-
tion, and the sanction of the most prominent
physicians in those sections Of the country
where the article ia best known, who not only
recommend the Bitters to their patients, but
are ready at all times to give testimonials 10 its
efficacy In all cases Of stomaehic arrangements
and the diseases resulting thereirom.
This ia not temporary popularity, obtained
by extraordinary efforts in the way Of truui-
peting the qualities of the Bitters, but solid
estimation OF an invaluable medicine, which is
destined 10 I've as enduring as time itself.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters have proved
GOdsend TO regions where fever and ague
and various other bilious complaints have
counted their victims by hundreds. 10 be
able TO state confidently that the "Ditters"
arc certain cure for the Dyspepsia and like
diseases, is TO the proprietors source Of un-
alloyed pleasure. 1t removes nll morbid matter
from the stomach, puri6es the blood, and
impnrts renewed vitality to the nervous System,
giving it that tone and energy indispensable
for the restoration of health, ltoperales upon
the stomach, liver, and other digestive organs,
mildly but powerfully, and soon restores them
10 toacondition essential to the healthy discharge
Of the functions Of nature.
Elderly persons may use The Biters daily as
por directions on the bottle, and they will find
in 1t u stimulont peculiarly adapted to comfort
declining years, as ii is pleasant 10 the palate,
invigorating 10 the bowels excellent as tonic,
and rejuvenating generally. We have the evil
dence Of thousands Of aged men and women
who have experienced the benefit Of using this
preparation while suffering from stomach do.
rangements and general debility; acting under
the advice of physicians, they have abandoned
all deleterious drugs and fairly tested the
merits Of this article. A few words to the
gcntler sex. There are certain periods when
! their cares are so harassing that many Of them
sink under the trial. The relation Of mother
und child is 80 Gbsorbinsly tender, thnt the
nothey, especially if she be young, is apt to
forget her own h.alth in her extreme anxiety
for her infant. Should the period Of maternity
arrive during the summer season, the wear Of
body and mind is generally aggravated. Here,
then, is u necessity for stimulant 10 recupe-
rate the energies Of the system, and enable the
mother 10 bear up under her exhausting triala
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

Trythis remarkable and most interesting remedy
Ills com posed othO concentrated Juices oftho most
powerful and the most soothing Plants and Roots In
nature chemically combined and insulated In we'll
sealed glass ROitles and charged by powerful Bat
terry. Thus possessing in addition It's superior me-
deal virtues strong anu fIectrle
sonthibR Ii relieves pain aid Inflammation nt tonce,
when freely applied relaxing the strained muscles
and nerves, giving new itio anu vlisii oy is gy'
Ing qualities to parazed parts and chronic OF long
atandiue complaints, and woaknesses allaying ner-
vous pain, Nouralnin) irritation, and removing oD-
like charm. Indeed all whohaVe usedit,
speak OF as truly wonderful medicine and esleem
itby far TO any aud all other external rene
dies In use II applied In season Is an unfaiing
remedy for the Group, Sore Throat Inflammation ofthe
Lungs, Bowers Liver, Aidneys anu o'Isr p,Rans' ,.
and Al al mes cur es nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Sore Eyes, Ear Ache, Tooth Ache, Agne y lhe Face
PimpleS and Eruptions Of allkinds, PlLES' Bruised
and Sprained Limbs, Durns, FroIon parts ,ChlOialns
lndolent and long standing Sores. Wounds, &c, DC.
II also resoresthe Hairto the Bald Head aDdprcvenl
the Hair from falling -
upon Canal and Draught Horses for Calls, Wounds
Sprans and Lame eness, and Ia sure cure, whom ap,
ped hot for tho scratches on horses ana the FOOT Al
on Sheep. All the PtopretorsasE Tor ,ae magnoilS
for IL will be und true 10 tho letter. lntho neigh
borhood where 10 Manufactured, many people ouy
by the gSn,,Sy dns 1ne ua
and ach every "a miy is less afflicted with.
We sny again TRY DIR. TRASK'S MAGNBTlC0 0lNT-
MENT. None genuine unless ngned S; i,.e,, nUErb.
around ench Bottle, and circulars ieit with agents
pace shllIngs for small and shllings for large
Bottles. o
mnlIey, ,Somerset; X. Kalb. Ruahvillo; Abbott and
Son, Ciearport; B. Ksferber, oakland Druggsts and
Merchants generally through the country ,,rn.u
MPAu ord ers sho uld be addressed Town. NUDGE
| 4 co ,Earlville, Madison county, New YORK
Ink. 81, ,lB59-lyl2
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Value of the Currau,.

No moro healthy or DELICIOUS fruit is
grown than tho currant, but a great por
ton ofou farmers see to be unconcious
Of its value First, then to have a good
supply Of this, attention must be paid to
the bu.hes. 1t is very often the case,
tina. if these are found ataIl upon the
farmers premises they occupy an old OBJ
scure corner Of the garden, close TO the
fence and completely bound out by e. ass;
he bushes do not thrive, and prodncc bul
small amount Of inferior fruit. But we
think hey do as well as can be expected
undor the circumstances, and the larmer
should not complain. Our advice is,give
the bushes better treatment. Set them
in position that the ground can be
worked with hos. and manured; keer
tho earth around the roots well drrnched
with soap suds, and sou will hasea good
quantity Of choice fruit, which is luxury
used as = fruit. or sauce, or pies, and fol
making jelly or domestic wine, has NO
equal
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EV'11
IHpiANAPoLIs, October 9, .657.
DR.. CIV. RopAoK--Dsar Sir: Ihave used your Blood
Purner for nervous acction from which have suf-
ieret much at tmes. While Ills pleasuFeto taste, II
certainly has happy effect upon the nerves. Please
accept my thanks for yourkind regards, and believe
me Yours. J. W. n McMULLEN
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and by the rsmOyal Of large stumps and
stones, Why don't he do il?
And when bo knows that his pastures
would yield nearly double the feed. and o.
better qualify, if the bushes were all
cut and subdued, Why don't he do it?
And ihs can add Fifty per cent TO The
product of hia olover.6 Ids. and even his
bv the uss of gypsum (Plasser.
Why doa't be Go it? oil
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-21

The above is portrait OF David Mccreory, Of Ma
pier township who, on the 3st day OF August ls5S,
made AFFIDAVIT. before Justice Gorey, that be wastLea
cd for the Of Cancer by three physicians Of Bed.
ford county, aud by DIR. Newton ofthe Eclectic Col
lege in Cincinnati for aperlod ofneary eight months.
Notwithstanding which, his lip, and portion OF
his left cheek were entirely away He had Civ
en- up all hope, when 10 heard ofthe "Blood Search.
er,nand was induced to try IL. Four bottles cured
him, and although sadly disgured. there is
ton but what this invaluable medicine saved his life.
he full particulars Of this remarkable nay be
seer In circular be had of any ofthe agents
We also refer to the OF Nancy Bleakney Of FL.
derton, Armstrong county. Pennsylvania. cured OF
ScrofIa after being 10 get out bed for 3years
To the OF lady In Ansonville, ,ClearAeld Coun
ty. who also afflicted with Scrofula In It's wors,
form.
To the case OF George Meisel, residing in Carroll
town. Cambria county, Pennsylvania, who was so bad
ly afflicted with Cancer hatit eat his entire lose OF
and his case worse, possible than reory's
Tho particulars of these cases, every one Of which
cured by the use ofthe Blood Searcher-may also
be found in a circular to be had ofany agent.
r. M. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and sale, near the
Pa Railroad Depot, Holiday sburgh, Pc nnsyl lyania.
DR.. Geo.H. Keyser. Wholesale agent, Pttsburg Pa
For sale by KAUFMAN H. CO., Lancaster; j., L.
Swain. Groveport; e. schuffer, Roberts & Samuel
Columbus l. II. Stutson, West Jefferson; DR.. A, W
Munson, Kenton. January 26, ls60--ly39
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GonorrhGs, Gleet, chordee, ,stricai syphilis, Bubo,
Warts. Blolches Sensu alism, Sc nAl Mas
tnrbation orseifabnse Leucor suppress
sion OF the Menses, Falling of the Womb; how 10 pre-
vent Pregnancy, Menetruaton, BArrenness, Rheuma-
tism, &c. II treats on Midwifery, Abortion, Miscar-
rage, Ceebacy, with remarks to the young and old
both sexes lttellshOw TO distinguish pregnancy and
how toavoid &c.
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DIR. MORSE'S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.

DR. MORSE, the inventor OF M0RSEiS INDIAN
ROOT PILLS, hasspent the greater part q hie In
ltfaseiIng having visited Europe, sa aud Airica, as
we'll as North AmeTica--has spent thee years among
the Indians OF our Western country-t was In this
way that the Indian Root Plls rst discovered.
Morse was the first man 70 establish the fact that
all diseases arise from mIMPURlTYO OFTHE BLOOD
that our strength health and life depended upon this
vital huid,
The reason why people are so distressed when sick,
aL by so many die, Is because they do get me-
dicne which will pass 70 the afflicted parts, and which
Twill open the for the dsase 10 be cast
out hence, large quantity offood and other matter
lis lodged q " intesthes literally
flowing with the corrupted mas thus undergoing dlss
agreeable forme ntation, constantly mixing with the
blood, which throws the corrupted mater through
every vein and artery until.e is taken from the body
| by disease. DR.. Morses PILLS have added TO them
selves victory upon victory, by restoring millions o
the sick 10 blooming health and happiness, Yashou
sands who have been rackod or iornented with sick
ness pain and anguish and whose feeble frames have
scorched by The burning elements ofragng fever
and who have been brought, asit were within step
Of the silent grave, stand ready to testify thai
they would have been umbeIed with the dead had II
not been for this great aud wonderful medicine
Morse's Indian Root Fills. After one or two dose,
had been taken they astonished and absouteI
surprised, in witnessing their charming Effects No
only they give Immediate case and strength, ant
take away all sickness pain and anguish, but they
once to work the The disease
y the blood. Therefore;h win be shown, especiall!
by those who use tho Pills. that they will so cleanse
and purify, that dsease--that deadly enemy-wil
take its fight, and the flush youth and beauty will
again retufn, prospect OF long and happy lf
| will cherish and brighten your days.
l. CAUTlON:-'Merchantsa and Traders will be onth Ell
guard and notbe imposed upon by a Counterfeit O
Or. N orse's Indian Root Pills. signed A. b. Moon Z
All genuine Pills will hereafter have the name an,
signature of 3. LAKE JUDSoN, (successor to A. j
| White & Col on each box,
All ord9rsa and letters plating to said pills must b
addressedt to B. LAKE JUDsoE,5O Leonard Street
New York, sole proprietor of DR.. Morses Indian 90
Pills, or WIN. NUDGE CO., Earlville, Madiso
county. New York.
DR.. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by all de5lcr
in Medicines.
Agents waited IN every town. village and hamlet /
the land. Parties desiring tho agency will address
above for terms. Price % cents per box, Ave boxe
will he sent on receipt OF 81, postage paid.
Sold by KAUFMAN d CO., Lancaster: F.J. Noe
Ter, Somerset; y. Kalb, Rushvllle; Abbott aud sol
Clearport: B.Kieferber, Oakland; Druggists and Nc
chants generally through the country.
July 81, l659--iyl2
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RROADWAY MWTEL.
~ sCINCINNATI. .aOIIIO.

T1NHE unds tsighsd, again assn cd the man,
Il agement ofthis we'll known estabiishment, bees
eu neet or reasute sthatthey the Broad vsv
Hotel one oithe most and desirable stop
ping places in the city. afF''irF ''NP
las 5coRyenIenttoih the Rail Road Once and pepot.
and The public Landing; 50 than ny other Hotel
In Cipcnnat--and 10 within few mihutes wall ofthe
Pos. otes, NE and tho
An extensive range OF Bathing Rooms and Bar
ber,s Shop will be found In the Building.
This house has All the comforts and eonveniences
that be found any frat class Hotel in the West
The whole establishment has Just been thorouebly
loyerhanet, renovated ana. -fu rnished. and the
house their home during their stay in the city. viii
have no reason 10 complain either ofhis accommoda
tions orhischarges. : JOSEPH II. CROMWELL.
Cincinnati. s. nj emher r9 .InS5.-IQ
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Pleasant Township Seminary.

VNHE Annual Term ofthe Pleasant Township Senl-
1 nary Will commence with MONDAY, ArV L,plh,
A. D. is6u, and consist Of 10 weeks divided ntoThrcs
Sessions. as follows; ..E
Summer Session from april the 9th to June the 2oth
1850. Twelve week. tuition, Sb. Vacation weeks,
Fall Session, from September 3rd 70 Nc yemberZSrd
1890 Twelve weeks tuition, &c. No Vacation.
And Winter session, from November the 9tlh, 1850,
to March the 10Th, 1851. Sixteen weekstuitons$s.
I ICPBoariing Ill be furnished by The Pnncipa al
% per week, JOSEPH FBEMAN, Principal
Lahcassar. March %, lsoO--ly47