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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

Gx,rrrxG TnE GR,rK vNr. Ny eiper.
eues in grating the vine for several years
would furnish aehap,er OF failures. think
I grated few vine. every season for abou,
Eve years. and during the whole time sue.
ee-d.d IN making bu, one grow and form
good vine and ,hr one only by disregard.
ing the usual direction, given ~ the pro;
fr.sed experts. Instead OF waiting for the
formation Of leaves. and di.con,inuance OF
the excessive sow OF sap, grated this one
early, before the ho~ commenced. Since
tha. time I have grated Thousands OF vines,
with nearly as good success as attend. any
other kind oI grating. | have practieed
.addie-grai,ipg. whip grating. aud several
fancy methods, bot have found the common
clef, grating. carefully performed. the most
reliable ard successful. For large, strong
stocks. I hardly think tying necessary.
though q covering Of clay or grating wax
10 undoubtedly beneficial. For smaller
stocks, I use only paper covered with eraft.
ing wax on one eide. I could not recon.
mend copper wire in any case. bare also
grated on various stocks, with very little
difference in result using indiscrimins,ely
the wi'd fro., srar. Of the woods. the Ca
t.wba, Isabella. Concord and Others. do
no, say grating the vine eanno, he success
fully performed after the leaves have form.
ed; but II IL n fact that up TO tho present
,im.. Notwithstanding many trials, have
never succeeded in doing il.
lllorteulturist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

Nothing ,eIes physician 50 much a' to
he sent for 10 srea, haste. and 20 Ind, alter
bis srrivsl, that nothing. or nUi TO Moth
ing. 10 the matter with hi' patient.
We remeabsr an " urgent case" OF this
kind, reeordsd Of 40 eminent Hasli'h sur
eesn.
lie had been sent for BY gentleman who
had joss received slight wound, and give
bic servant order. to 50 LONE With all haste
imaginable. and ietch . certain plaster.
The ps,isn, turning li'ils pale. said;
Z" Heavens, sir! hops there Is no dan
ger"
"indssd there is!" answered the sur
eeoa TOR 10 the fellow don't run ,bsrs
like cart homo. the wound Will b hsalsd
bsI0s Be can possibly sss back"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24
Tur f,nrss. III. glory; i. to create sn'

Tur fiKnu. lis glory is to create and
construct. Other men may fetch. and carry.
and exchange; all rests. at last. on his print.
tive action. lie 10 clOss to nature. Tho
food which WAS not, he makes to DO. AL
nobility rests on the u-e OF lani. Tillage 10
the original calling oI the race; many men
are excused from 1t. ys, II they have not
something to give the larmer for his corn.
they mus, return to their plantipe. TIE
farmer stands neares, to God. the Gre, c.oss.
Edward Eserett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

A letter IRON Yorkshire. England. .ays
Z" Since have BEEN IN Yorkshire. have
sen an enOruou. number Of horses and
nares-nearly too hundred thorOush-bre s
"a, ;hs, fhs old baronst .. Sir Taiton
sykes, Who walks all round bis paddoes'
With every gentleman who expresses wish
to Be allowed to zee hi. blood stock. lie
bss sbOa, sixty thousand pouods sterling
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

IlIspnS CosS. Hunts Merchants Msea.
zine says: In ultimate composition. IN
nutrition, properties. IN d'sc.:ibili'y. and
in ito adaptation to the various peces.i'ies
Of animal lite iu tn different climates OF the
earth, corn meal is capable OF supplying
moro Of ,b. absolute wan, Of the adult sys
ssu than any other single substance in na'
turs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24
porch. who're UaeIs Rsses's saorss yss rs.
souuded like mufled trunpsts.

Rsss"t Wsss~ Ss@~'~
sounded like uutilsd sruhpsts.
'wba. MAKES you % late. vifsf de-
usndsd dro~sy 'Oies from the inner apart.
nsu,. asshs sl,dsd around. rplseios 'hsvls
and wnppers. i've bssn - less sslsep -
. dormoass, do belie,e-bot did think !
hesrvd tho click Of The bolt
Il, muss have been the kitten smonk the
tin.paps.' qpo,h Aunt Mirisn-'bs nearest
spproaeh to . Gb she ever indalssd IN. b.
fore, or aftsr.
And In subsequent life, shso the firm
conviction ssissi her, that james Arns'i
had impaired her seerst-in 'sries eonhdsnes
Of cour-e--,o bic pretty vile. shs eonsolsd
hsr,elf by saying. mentally;
well. I don't cs-e u hs hss-ior my
part, I shsll always bs glad Of that peep
into Squire Brownell's window
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

KrrrNo Arrtrs-NIw METHOD. Ma.
N. II. rbomp.on. OF M'flin county. Penn.
in letter ~ the American Agr,eul,uris,.
describes hi. ms,hod oil keeping choice .p.
pies. which appears To 30 worth noticing.
lie packs them in Sarrel. or large boIe-,
surrounding each apple with common dry
ground gypsum (pla.,er Of Pari') This 10
readily done thus: Put into the bottom OF
the barrel. or boz. an inch OF the plaster
and then layer OF apples. keeping them
from contact With each other. and an inch
from the side all round. ST, IN more pls'.
ter TO gu up the spaces and cover the whole
nearly an inch. Then add another layer OF
apples aud moro plaster. and ~ on TO the
top. The plaster employed Is. We suppose.
the common sround plaster Tor isri'lirn.-
not the caleined us~i Tor m,k,ps easts.
models, &c The former 70 cheap in 'oms
parts Of the cnun,ry. costing IRON 81 10 $40
rer ,un. or co1r-, the plaster .. Just as
good for application TO the field alter being
used dur.ss winter f'r packing apples. The
plsn !. worthy OF trial =, least. for 10 would
appear reasonable tha, the fruit thus eur
rOanded with compact mass OF dry pow.
der. should keep almost as well I. II ber.
m.tIoaiiy sealed. Nc. T. ..y. ,ha, h.t. ..
round pppin' thus packed. in rood order
until the following June. We judge from
a remark 10 hl. letter, that he does not store
them in a cellar. bu, IN any cool room Of
the dwelling or out house. We are not Ger.
nin whether the dry plaster would Be a 'uf'
fe,eut non conductor To keep fro., out. "
,Ipo-ed to severe cold-e.pecially irom the
irui, near the outside OF barrels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

A good heart aud clear conscience bring
happiness. which no riches and no c'rcum'
stances alone s,sr do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
W-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY q 1867.

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UOVGIAS HOSPITAL
UNDER cHARGE or ASSISTANT SURGEON WAHRfN
WEBSTER, CNHfD STATS AHAi.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
SEMINARY HOSPITAL. GEORGETOWN,
uyDER CHARGE OF AcrING-sURGkoN JOSEPH Il.
SMITH, L. 5. A.


Herman Preston Co. q, ls e. s.; Cote d, "a 7 $ j.
H. ian L. 3; A. Schuell r. 9th Cav L. h. Nash. q 18th
mi Chsfle. bradbury, n Sd Me G. + BOOZE 7, lat Maine
Cav Wm. Ripley o. ist Ne Cav +. PIa't, T., On Me
n n p,fkir. 5th Sic Art; 1. r. Holt 9th Me. Art; w.
Bady 5h sfe Art; Moses Ceavrlaud 5lh Me Artillery
g.ruey obinsou 5h Me Art g. W. Burne, 18th Mass
= Isn T. le,h Mas Joseph Lane. 2ld Mass George
Brown, II. Mich; James Miller Mel q; .: "1hea
sieerns D. Isl X J. Cav George Pssrce b. Is, Gay
George Damon. c. let H. Cav. C. Fuller G "a H.
W . Atwood, \, 10th H. l. Z A. SMITH H. loih \ - =.
Knowlton C. 18Th N vi Samuel Bradley r. 22d n - H.
g. Ions r. 23d n y; VIM O'Bnan, q, +2d n T. George
Mitchell d. 10Th NJ Y; VIM H. Dawley, g. @th n y. r.
stephens, r. Both n \. Henry sneider %sh \. T. H.
Hln,sr y, lOlst NJ Y; Charles Chn.tmass io't N !
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j. Bohilnger H. 20 N. T. Art L. Nash d. iss ~ D. cay
H. h. Furseron c. "a n. Y Cayi H. Boyle r. 9ith n L.
Henry Urner b. Pa Aljnzo SHOCK A. . rs David
Steel r. II Pa william Fielding A, II Pa Charles Puiln
H. C5 Pa. ". A. Belt d. IS Pa; Peter RG.h g. =, "a i,
Wikin. T. Pa. Cav. John O.born Il, Ia Cav. Jacob
frunk d. Pa Cav John Eecie',on H. "a nay cay % %
l4kr b. 30 III william Bowers r, - Ind. Bash boye
g. lind; William Besord l. Pa Samuel hinstP' II !
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who; William tfiohard ii, Ohio Chri,ti1n noosh a.
Ohio; Henry Money Smith, +, Ohio H. y falmers /.
OHIO; panis schsh ID. ~ Ohioi Msshing14n not,on'
j. sawyer A. n. j.. L. Hogiand, IL, n Dan. Luther
4 j., John G.ilisher @, n J. Richard hutchinsea r
N j., John Higgins. A. n > Ionn h a. IN sn,.
Hpd i 4. sSJ Wm. Cooler A. SN j. A. William
n j., Jame4 Youug, g. N ~ W. >. Moisaa' f. ~ III
la l,d b g. s. Jeme, Koyua Maryland Joseph hJi
SisNi,ra. Frederick Agdy b, 80 Illinois. T. Lewis b'
" AZ, Isaac johnson, bi " i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
COLUMBIA COLLEGE HOSPITAL.
UfDGd IHI CHARGE 81 AsslsThNT SURGEON ABATEJ

CfDla IHI CHARGE ~ ASSISTANT SURGEON ABATEE,
S.ya9's Soyp Co. f No Va. tS e., g. a n Xxx
nan lDl IA Vim H. Pos eI., O5 "a 1honas r. ding
Z. le5 Pa 4. b Town, s-lg. Mich f.. ffy. Corp
I2U Inf Chss +. 1iuhets II. Me. john ID Oies. y.
~ n Abrsra Tsppsn. l. - Mo-; Geo. Wsko6sd, e. "
y. Nathan RincA r. I0 n y; Albert Lsporfe -, sc N
.. T. hsodoncugh, r. Pa Css. Lew Long, a. Ig1 Pa
tssc CLdeseT A. &c OHIO jacob A. FanEtz L. ) Art
so.,eT' g. iOl 70 John &. Cuny ID, Ohio; VIM WI
Lard Corp. G. 20 Oboi Geo. NJ. AverIl + Ne Chss.
= Woas ~ me, IoEp ~ srsyer a. neC DIass Geo
bsay' L-ri. II. WilasHs 7 n !. ae,yi Ihoms. secor,
go T. ~ Cav Patrick Heieliig, q, 50 y y; Chss
AID y @E; Y William Bley +, ~ y. 7. sns. kedo,
g % \ II Henry C. stepheos II - Pa wIn. 8 Dgler.
ing c, 90 Pa Peter ZiIaerrasa e. % Pa Martin Chsrry
O. ~ IA Adam Cochraue X. r. l. Cav saui Il. Gill
esyanssg1, T. Z Inf HsSiy 'i aoTe6oo,e, C. ";
Cav. J. 5 rrumbull y, % ~; Peter Abroom T, sJNY
Nelson 10y, A. ~ N " Hanson Lewis A. 80 n Y; James
iLse~eE a. $ J. T. Isae " H. IL. :! y Jo'eph T. Dial
ell Cor, y, 81 Pa. james Moore IL 80 Pa WIN Crosier.
e. Ps Cav; Adam Goplein Cor d. 6 Pa Adam Bohpert
Me Stephen w. Avein, r, 6 Me daniel L. Knowlton,
1e' P. Geo Woods F. lO7 Pa. chs. Darling r. o. \ "
l. Lewis Greenwood H. 81 y y Albert Chorchman a. IS
r. \ NI MOODY d, Ne tas hanlnan f. Ne; Jbo.
O. Edrid:e A n Cav; Jacob Cobb, L, 50 Pa. TRo..
Wh.,.sAf, E.6N. - Ch,s. Wi,hee Il, Ne VIM Je.eph
i@ Pa David 2 Holmes = 70 \. jobn before, G. )
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pas Patrick cuddy, A, l2N y VIM wiad r % ~ y,
ssiso Al,ehel X O. Pc ~m Hodkey, "a Pa John NJ
Ti e%.,,sO y; D. ~ loln z ilesmo 80 Jsmes
40 '~Ns 5~Ysn, +, y M4ss Smith Barnes, ~ T. AIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
STONE HOSPITAL.
UEDYR CHARGE oY ASSISTANT SURGEON B. y.
FRFYER, u. '. A.

FREYER, U. ;. A.
Nose, T. Case Co A. 10 Mass Owen Case 10 Mass Dem
III. Regsn H. 10 Mass Andrew Allison, Va Jo,sPa
Nbhsln l. / Va; Oliver r.. Bonssll o. Iva Phillip
William O. Va: Daniel l.. Wood, b, II N. y; Alfred
G,rabrant d. II n. Y. Alfred Thompson, u n X .;
st,Is.s r. io n T.; Geo w Lan,.on, T.. loI n. VI John
shOop X 50 Pa John MgsPsy r. 81 Pa w Bgye, lao D
CLas Lmberger c. lO9 Pa J. soner. D. ics Pa Larney
Milan. a; 81 "a; Wm G. hay; is Pa JseSo =. hal'
Wi. Lease Branson, T., lsIud oscr Westlsse' q. y
Oliver H. Richardson. A. 10 N. J., VIM T. Morrison, b.
~ n. J. harley Sherman, A, VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
list OF SICK

REMAINING Az UNITED STATES ERUPTVE FEVER
HOSPITAL, KALoRAMA, wAsuINGfoNi UNDER
CHARGE OF AcTISG-sURGEoS ROBERT J. THoM-
As, L. s. A.
John +. Durgin s,ddler o. r. l. cav vsriol, II p. Mo
renus T. N Y, vssios lsasc Baker H. n. L. ART. yarle-
Ia Charles Rider. f. 81 ~ Y morbus cgsi James ORR q,
% n " varioodes; John Cook, corporal, % n IT, vati
olodes Wn Becter X, SO n y, yarios confuens lsssc
Mckay l0l n L., yar,olai Calvin Merrill, o. lOl NJ l.,
vaols Horsio L. Snyder sergeant, r. Penn cav vario
loides Michael bumgaIkneT Penn. caF 'niooides j.
Rice h. Pom cav vaols conf Warren Boom L, Penn.
cav, yario!s; Thomas SHAW NJ, Penn. cav vsrios
A. S. Mslat l. Penn cav ysiola Isaac Mat
loo Is. 81 Penn. vsIiols; Patrick Welsh. r. Mica.
cav vsriola; Michael Grenia, T., Mich cav, varola
,na Lieut.. Joha ". White. T. Va, variolsi Edwin
Adams, b, L. s. $. 81 yaroa J. d. Jackson Mich var
o a cole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
GENERAL HOSPITAL, JUDICIARY SQUARE
UNDER THE CHARGE OF hS'isihfI Sth6LoN
CALVIN g.. PAGt, r. g., A.

GENERAL HOSPITAL, JUDICIARY SQUARE,
UNDER THE CHARGE OF AsSIsIAFT SURGEON
CALVIN G. PAGh, 2, S. 4.
]. II. Austin. C,F ), any Il. Arnold H. IS n Y:
AIMED Alden y. indCsv cspsI Bower. y, = Pa fsu
hurley B. she, + r. Brown 7 II Ne casps, H n
"a Mas. A Valentine Sst BAKER . h 6sr a s sc.
c, 5 Mich. John L Bond Il. IAN y; Ans; Win B1t,om'
Y B.nrv RsnshHan e los Pa. S,'sn Gergsf i, eGN !.
Corp. J " Blair +, o4 Ps Jehn Boyle y, % 2, Eugene
ss N Z. c. Bnse. g. gs n. Y R Baralso. j. mich
ssmael Blsnsy H. io29 Psns u. bafshad H. Sd hd;
ss,S r BSs'P + 20 N,' N' g92 f1a l. IS
Ohio; II. Ii BunAam. r, 9Th Id Cav; George Bowman
B. 9th Me B. a R'OG Pls e ~ NJ ey sal r. 1G
Ohio Corp Jane. Coos +. 18th y. " David Cunnips hsp
i. Penn wm. b Cu,ley b. lst feri r. 81 Chshee ;s,h
y. y. A. j. Cocord, e. lst Me; Thomas t.'yed. l. lsth
E Ma. w o GaP 3 gs q n N.Y. S5 S15sa2
18th Indiana; james Cooney, CorIary l15b hew.l gik
+. Barremsu, A, 40 Pa H. NJ Car, u Il, 9I. = on
neIs, q rs. Corporal George \ Cot g. s9 "a. oe, e
CLARK, lo2r 5oln cue" X 8 , Ci,n. oYie p
20. Robert Campbell Mich linr ~ w. G"'s 81 Il
Ne TAos Cognton g. 81 n y Car C'Ir H. Mel .,L.
merou, Il, Mich John Goa ku. L. q y \. JOIN II
ClarAs Mieh Pat F. . cessea. 'Ji e,
Carhy. =, O. n; v Cpee1.oE - Ia samuel 'I,9;w.
Ind. 4. D Dafisrqe C evt A{y DsIeaH : 3 \ y
VIM Drew. X, Maine Cavalry. + J. Dexter d Is Ms'S. :
Edmund psye' l. r. lSs "a Corp i' i, ~ n W
Deuiih + IiU {. Corp John boSrsl, \. ~. J. L.
Dsny D. 20 Cavalry p Donov9q :, ~ G H. Gge Tier,
Z. Mish } Everett. II. Wis. hgalew lyrn'' F. . !.
Fisd' = 4 M Mich L 4s F.s Geo y " n For r.
Iisier c. lfN. N; fuLins'on. i, ~ y y 1homss fo.
s. Pa. '''I George H. fis H. 81 u y. Ffed fiiede5oid
Martin Pore IS rs r. roploy = r. austin
"a. Geo Gecr re- Post D. Mich ! 4 fr,e Mich
Lewis Petit D biich A. fe,er.On, NY. CoiPots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
srCK AND WOUNDED
q, an, Hospitals in and nesr Washington
D. q.

". nnblish below foil lst Of the inmates OF
A.. uosnit,is in and about Washington, mads with
crea. care especially for Tnr fRirrNf' 1t VIII &c,
se are sorry to believe, Of great Interest 70 very
many Of our readers, but whose anxiety III many
casea will be relieved by finding the name OF mug
Hand SON. or brother:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

s.rt y. ?. Wait 7 . Mich Robert Sharks Mich
Griffith Reece y Pa. 1houss " Shsae- 2, Ohio; ios
Wiley A. % Ohio Stephen Nudge Is l)l Pa yh Temple,
Pa John Spsudine, j, ~ y. J.. = Ban. al ie
Levi Lock1 God, I, 90 n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
PATENT OFFICE HOSPITAL

rNDER CHARGE OF ASSISTANT SURGEON J. c. c.
DOWNING, L. s. A.
Lieut Max Gednor, % n Y Aaron Sherwood, A. p
N. Y Francis Russell H. 7gth n. Y ID. W. Prorser. A,
I'm. Y john berseu H. y. Y. Csvi Rsfos -, Phdlips
q Ne J. " Bioears A, n y Cav Jamos L. Barker,
-, u lad lapes I. NqnssAu, I. tgi \. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
list OF SICK.


Is TIRE GENERAL HOSPITAL, UHDER CHhF0E OF ACT
fSG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L. 5. A., BOWMAN II.
UEFFu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02

The following sick end wounded soldiers are now
,odsr treatment in Mt Pleasant Hospital, under the
charge Of AssistantSurgeon i. L. f|eyer' l. D A.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
Partner " anted.

Almost every day, rs the eye glanccs
over the columns Of advertisements, it
rests upon partner Wanted ;" some
times in great capitals with q file Of as.
tonishers; then in LilliputS of letters,
with a single exclamation point TO chal-
Ienge admiration, and again with a
plain, sober period, and nothing more.
"Partner Wantedw OF course cv-
rybody wants a partner, from the rag
man with his bag and hook, to him
whose ships flock into port, "like doves
to the windows"
Partner wanted in everything '1ove-
y and of good report" i'll everything
worthy and unworthy; in crime and
christianity; in lumber and literature.
What could be done without the little
"and ?" Strike it ont Of existence, and
enterprise would be a wreck, the world
over; coal yards would boast no Le-
high, lakes no commerce, school-rooms
would be cbildless, and pupils without:
4 voice.
Every day sees threc-Iine notices Of
partners found. when December mar
ries May, or January is welded to
June, and the device is IN altar and 6
cradle.
Every day, beneath a willow and an
urn, the eye rests upon notices Of part
ners lost, when stars are quenched in
the morning, or long summer days ere
hidden beneath the cold, gray cloud OF
t,ircl,4 a7,1 flao+b
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
4 Parody on TohenIinden.

In seasons when our funds are low,
Subscribers are provoking slow,
And no supplies keep up the flow
Of dimes departing rapidly.
But We shall see a solder sight,
When duns pour in from morn till night,
Commanding every sixpence bright
To be forked over rapidly.
Our bonds and due-biIls are arrayed--
Each seal and signature displayed,
The holders VOW they must be paid,
With threats Of Law and Chancerv."
Tne,t to despair we're almost dliren--
There's precious little use in livin';
When our LIST copper is rudely riven
From hands that held it lovingly.
But larger yet those duns shall grow
When interests added on below,
LcAgth'ning our chain foot or so,
" hilc gazing at them Lopelessly.
'T;s 50, that scarce have We begun
10 plead for time upon dun,
Before th,Te comes some other one
Demanding pay ferociously.
The prospect darkon5 On, ye brave,
Who would our very bacon save!
Waiye, patrons, ali Pretc1t waive!
And pay the printer manfuIIy.
Al! = would yield us pleasure sweet,
y te" ueiinquents now 30 meet.
Asking OF us clean receipt
For papers taken reg'larly.