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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-03-15
New Maple SIoIasses.

A Correspondent gives the following 4:
Maple molasses, well made and put 20 10
cans right from the kettle, and hermeticsIly
sealed, as you would can aud seal fruits,
will keep as fresh as when 6rs, boiled from
the sap and this is decidedly The best plan
for Keeping, as when made 10 cakes, ifex.
posed to the air, it will lose some Of the
peculiarly delightful haVors for which il is
50 prized, and Is often iEjuried by inse cts
All this ls obyiated by canning while hot
TO many families who do not make il on a
large scale, this need be but little expense.
as the cans that have been emptied through
the winter, can be used until autumn fruits
demand them again. Put np your best In
this way. Where large quantities are
made for market. the buyers nnst seIeet
and esn for themselves.
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AFRAID 70 Show IT'S HAND.-The b itisb
Government is afraid to show its hand. in
the matter OF vessels sailing under It's Gag
that have run the American blockade
This fact shove, what has long been ssspec-
ted, that the Violations of the American
blockade by English vessels received the
sanction Of the Government.
All right, Messrs. Palmersion and Rus.
sell, and the rest Of you. This is a matter
which will work itself cut.
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And yon appeal % detect the illness decline not
only daughters before u be too late but also your
and hushand for while the former from false decacy often
70 down 10 premature grave rather than let their condition
be known In time the latter often mixed with the
excitement OF busnea that Il Il not for YOU they too
would travel In the downward path, until Il is too late
10 arrest their fatal fall But the mother is always vigan
and 20 you confidently appeal Tor we are sure your never
ning affection win unerringy point you to PROf WOOUS
RESTORATIVE CukniAl. AND BLOOD RENoVArOR as
the remedy which should be always hand 10 time Of need
o. j. WOOD, Proprietor, 444 broadway, New York, and
ia Market street. ST. Louis No. and sold by all good Drug
gifts. Price One Dollar per Bottle. Sold IN Ashnhnla by
-owly5s3 HENDRY 4 COPELAND.
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DRor. O. ]. WOODS
Azs@terAtAxs roreaA~l
BLoOD RENovATOR.

Il precisely what 80 una tndicaien for while pleasant 10
the ste u q rsviying exhiarang aud Strengthening 20
the vital pNefH II also feVites enaates ard the
the syaem ivuluerutp attacks OF dase us the only
prepalinn ever oered 70 e world In popular ior 80 as
to 6e within tile reach NJ all.
So chemically and skfnlly combined % TO he the most
powerful tonc and yet perfectly adapted % as 10 act y P
fsc arroriaart uk zee m Rgure and hence soohe ne
usakes stomach and up the digestive organs and aay
all and other irritation. isa perfectly eNhasat
ing IN its effects Il Il followed by asstude or
depression Of spirits II Il composed entey o vegetables
and thoouehiy combining powerful tnc ana sootnng
vcniive and cnie Of
,v.u,ov,os rronc6ais huagesiion, Dgspesa Loss Il 5P
grfiJe Teipfness Neruous frTabhlg, NeHralgta, Pai
ofefion af fks hearts, Melopctoiy, Hyppckogdrle,
Ki0h Sueofs IongH0r, Giddiacss ond oNhdt -
dqss Of eoses 50 }earfnHv fatal, called Ie-
InnL.l lnII Irra. LnlilLl
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THE ONLY PREPARATION hav
Il ing proof so strong and direct as to
ExPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALL.

ror statc9neu Judges, Ediso. Phy,istnHs Of ,e oie,
TomneSd i. er All :.ss Of erts and deaes Of the
scalp and brain hut all who have nsed It, unite 10 tesying
that Il will preserve the hair 4 ON being gray and from m
ing any age, well restore. Read the followng;
OAK GROVE S. C., June 24th 1858.
rapidly gaining popularity In this community. have had
occasion to lay prejudice aside, and give your Hair Restora
Dvea perfect test -
turing the year 1854 unfortunate as tn be thrown
from my suiky against rock the roadside, om which
my bead received most terrible blow causing great deal
o irritation. which communicated 10 the brain and
surface Of the bead from the effects Of which my hair
the tune hst discovered its dioppng however up to the
time Of its total disappearance enpoyPd everything could
think Of Icing professional man myself and, thought
understanding the Of the disease but was finally de-
feated in every prescription advanced.
These and other circumstances induced me 10 resor to
your worthy Hair Restorative which have every to
believe produced very happy result months the
ever saw for which certainly you my nc I sincere
thanks Rest assured, dear sir, shall recommend your
medy to all inquirer moreover shall my influence,
which Gatter myself TO say, ia not little.
You can publish this II you think proper.
6oq Of the f Jefertonian, PhiliipPi va,Dec. dee ia5s
Dear Sir - feel my duty well my pleasure 10 state
Think proper gentleman Of this places lawyer-has bren
bald ever nee HE early youth much So that hr
peed TO wear wig lie was induced tn bottle e your
Hair Restoiave which he liked very much and after using
two three bottles his hair grew uxurauty
he now has handsome head Of hair. The gentleman
Bradford, and as he is very well known In adjoining
counties many persons testify TO the truth Of tnis
meHt give II 70 you at the request Of Mr. Bradford You
can te gseat deaf Of your Hair Restorative in this and
joining countless u you have the proper agents.
Yours, Ge- THOMPSON sURGHXOR.
ia. wOOD Dear sirs-Pennit express the oblga-
ton am under Tor the entire restoration Of hair 10 10
original color about the tie Of my arrival in the O. State
Il was raPidy beeomng gray, but upon the application
consider Restorative very wonderful nventon quit
eaicaciOus as well as agreeable. s. THALBERG.
The Restorative put up in bottles Of three sizes
large medium and small the small holds u pint and
tails dollar bottle the medium holds
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cEru'.-The rebel Genrral Buck.
Der aBd Tilghman we're tosdied in a most
disgusting manner at Albany 10; with
standing the blood stains on their hands.
They were accommodated with snmptuous
quarters st Congress Hall, and lonized
generally by lot Of aunkeys upon whose
ears the cries Of murdered Union men and
the wall OF destitute widows and orphans
fall unheeded. Shame
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HABERDASHERY yERSIFIED.

l.
In the noise and confusion that so constantly RACES,
And Is ehronicled forth In the Feegraph's pages
About Dry Goods and Dress Goods and Iacss
Shawls, BonnetE, and ClOaks that rival the graces.
May claim your attention, to a brief rehearsal
OF a list of Choice Goods in a stock universal
And though less pretending, are in merit sound,
And are quietly waiting your notice down town.
There Cloths OF all grades and textures you'll 6nd
OF pure Wool hom your hOeks and Of Alabama combined
And Nestngs, the fancy Mareilles, Silk Black Satin
Yarn made Of Cotton Thread Wadding and Batting
Wicks Flannels beaehed goods Stripes Sheeng twlne
Aud huSlins ana Lawns bonnet dress and swiss fine,
Caulbrtes and Summer Stu ehecd striped white shirts
Gloves Dress Goods ShaWs and Ribbons skeleton Skir
Spice pepper and eassa eratns god medal kaain
Brooms baskets and bed Cords cloths lines buck gloves
Super teas, sugars and Zee, both Java and Rio,
Pure. as HOD can he found in the State of Ohio.
Paper hangings brass kettles fancy pIints and band boxes
Cloths pins wOoen yarn for the neeks Of your
stone churnr jugs jars and crooks assorted glass nails
Mop handles wood and iron, SASH pehoFs and pa
Shoes for children boys and ladies' also gents and ladies hose
And hoes for gents TO work with wooden pumps and super
Dufalos,
seythes snahS, nkes and wsshbOards half busEes and
Chalk rosn whiting coal OIL and umbrellas for bad weather
The largest lot Of Hats and Caps Of grade and Style
AL outside were heaped at once twouldnt be big pile
ShOemakes too, word with YOU have for you good ne VS.
Here's nearly all the Implements for making boots and shoes
Lasts pegs pineher hammars knives thieid peg and
Taes Nails awhanlles brisiles lining binding heel balls
French ea French chalk kip floats ize sticks morocco
weddings and hastings OF various shades shoe needless and
Buthold muse, further tax the printers gentle
He'll neer end space for e Of the list of this fo stock
Say then that tho stock is full and complete.
That anxously awaiting our pa irons 10 greet
Invite them all, from South from North from East and from
From city from country, Lncolnss, DOuglastos, and all
From every point of the compass, come all,
iss Leave all your spare dimes with your friend,
Ashtabula, Oct 27, 1860
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mAxuTAoroRr & DEPOT

w. g. BENHAM has al length perfected his bust
ness arrangements that the public may be accommodated
on call for most Of the
Various kinds Of Pleasure Vehicles,
having number finished up aud ready for delivery be-
sides large quantity Of work in stages Of progress
ferred. -
Orders will be reciyod for new work of any particular sty
pattern.
With full supply Of the hands to be found in the
country he fears competition, east west in the
OF taste STYLE Of excellence Of material OF the fidelity and
honesty with which his work Is put together. OF the truth
OF these statements satisfy himself by personal
examination.
Repniug of all kinds done with promptness and on sads
factory terms.
WN G. BENHAM.
Asht4bula, March %, 1860 $50
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AHNY RkPoRINa is not without its dan.
gern The Chicago JonynaI had one re.
porter killee outright. and another had his
leg shot oA. at the capture Of Fort Henry.
Ihe Eeporter ofthe Cincinnati Gazette was
Tbs only one OF i've persons who escaped
nniHlofed when q hundred pound shot
cains crashing through the pilot house Of
toe kagshlp at Fort Donelson.
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MORPIsONS.

TNIIE Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Company having gained all their suits at law with in
rngng manufacturers of Sewing Nachne propose that the
pnbc email be benefited thereby, and have accordingly
they will be sold at rates that will pay fair profit the
cost OF manufacture capital invested and expense Of making
saeH such prices will enable them make first class
naehne and heretofore guarantee them in every partc
PRICES
No MEDIUM with Class Foot and Henrner. SIS GO
4" BLACK (ImlrOyed) with Glass Foot Hemner 55 90
3-Back, (Common) With old ilemmer,. Is 90
4-lArge Machine on Plain Table, with Hemmer rs 90
5-Cylinder Machine plain table, with Ileninie S5
Needles. per Dozen ............... rs
Emery Wheels each .....,..... rs
Marking Guages each, .................... 90
taDh s %
Binders, Cnew and improyed,) each ........... 90
Ashtabua, Nov Is. 1890.
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ron srArEsMEM JUDGES, cLERGrMEN


ladies and Gentlemen parts Of the world testify TO the
efficacy Prof j. Woods Bar Restorative and genempn
OF the Press unanimous IN its paise few testimonials
only be here given crcusr for more and II viii be
impossible for you to doubt
a Wall Street, New York, Dee 20tb, 1855.
ENTLENES; Your uoe Of the 10Th inst lan been rcctiv
ed ssying that YOU had beard been benefited by
tie use of Wors ar Restorative and requesting my cer
6cate Of The fact u had no objection 10 give it.
award IL to you eneeruly because think 1t due h age
about 80 years the calor 9 my hair auburn and inclined
curl S0ne eve six years since Il began to turn gray
the scalp the Of my head TO lose its snsbiy
and dsndh 10 form uton IT, Each Of these disaRrsabte
increased with time and about months since fourth
added 10 them, by hair falling 90 the top Of my head and
Threatening " make the bald.
In this predleaIncn induced 10 Try Woods
for had really expectation that gray hair could be
ned 10 It's original color, except from dyes was how
ever greatly surprised find after the Of two bottles
W. that ouly the falling OF arrested Int the color
dandru ceased TO om my head very much to the graft
hcaton of my wife, at whose SOLICITATION was Induced TO
try It.
strongly recommend al husbands who valne ths admiration
Of their wives profit by example, and IL II growing
gray getting bild Very respectfully,
BEN. A. LAVENDER.
To o. J. Wood & Co, az Broadway, New York.
BY family absent fem tie city, and anu no loager at
No. ii Carol Place.
To PHoy. q. J. Woon Dear Sir: Your "Her RestoA
five has done my hair good since commenced the
fccs the hair, which great nav be
nearly deprived 0 ar and by roort 10 your Hair ReSor
ave tho hai viii return beautiful than at least
this Is my experience. Believe 1t all. -
Yours truly, WN. H. KENED1.
p. S-You publish the above u you like. By publish
ing in SouerB papers you will get patronage south
see several Of your certificates IN the Mobtfe Mercury
strong Southern paler. ". ii. ken,dys
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TOOLS. -

M ECIl AMOS TOOLS. - Hardware
4'A and Building Materias-Mulay and Sash Mil Saws
Gross Cut lennon and Bung Sawf, tand Saws Back and
Compass Saws Chise Hand ard Bench Axes Broad Axes
socket FtrmerH lgnum Vita MaletE Bench Screws both
iron and Wooden Bench Paurs Hand Saw Handles Chise
Handles steel Squares Beyes Try Squares Drawing Knives
.he best make At cents inch, Spirit Levels Grow Bars
Log Chains Coil Chains at Sc per pound Manila Roue small
aSd large size strap Hinges Blind llanSings Motice Locks
and Latces, lin LOcks Tad Locks Chest Locks Trunk
Locks, Lifting Handles, Butts Screws and Door trimmings
OF every descriptions, common AugerS Cast Steel Augcs
Cooks aeut; Anger Bits Plane Irons Files Of all dcrip
tions, Carriage Bolts Sheep Shear Wilnsons best Ham
llachets AxeE Brass and silver Carriage Bands White
Wash Brushes, Scruhbng Brushes Foes Rakes Forks Sl
yels spades Picks RatTnps Fox Traps Wolf Traps Selves
5naths Scythes, Brick aud Ilaserng Trowels 2iS inch
Augef Knives and Forks from Soc to 81 per set Pocket
Knives Shears Scissors Chalk Lines spoos Scratch Avis
besides thouSan dmOre things which 60 make lla
sortment Can always be found at
Ashtahula October s. 1851. MORpISONS
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"WHAr's IN NAME ?"-PWach calls Love-
joy. (U. S. COtVressman.) Lovejaw.
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DRESS GOODS.

RLACK AND MODE Colored French
herinos Plaid and Printed English Msrinos Rept and
Emo9'asIed sernos Plain and printed Cotton and Wool
ana All Wool FaTamatas Cobugs and all the styles Of
Dress GOODS with names ennumeable can all be procured
and at very low prices for Cash. at MORRiSON'S
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M ERRIMAO PRINTS.--A Fresh sup
1'A ply ofPink and Purple Meuimae Frintssnia neat
and as everybody knows, the best Goods made just
received At h0RRISON'S.
Ashiabula, Ang. Z 1861.
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pAINTS, OILS, &c.-300 gal. Lnseed
= Ol-l00 gallons Sperm Oil-lOO gallons Tanners oil
90 gallons Lard O50 gallons Lunar O50O gallons Coa
O-lOO gallons Spirits Turpenne-6O galous Burning Fluid
40 gallons Alcohol 9s per cent.
5000 ID White Lead In O-2O0O lbs Minerel PainbOO n
yellow Ochre50O lbs Jet Red-SOO lbs Putty in Badde-
80 lbs Furniture Varnsh4U Tbs Coach Varnish6O lbs Jan
pan Varnish--2b lbs Deinar Varnish.
Also, Chrom Green Paris Green, Hampfon Green Chrome
Yellow, Red Lead Black Lead llhrige Indian Red Chinese
Yemilon, Ivory Black. Whiting and large assortment Of
Artists Colors, for sale by GEO. WIDLARD.
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Hoop Skirts.

PHOENIX Co., Make, in great Varie.
ty Of STYLES Single chain Diamond and double ind
triple Diamond, very decided improvement say the la
dies, and very cheap at MORRlSON'S.
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BRANnIEs-Old Otard and Cngune-pae and red RrM-
st CTOiN and Old Jamaica. GiN--Oid Holland aud London
Charles Gin WHsKYod Bourbon Copper Distilled Pine
apple Monnngaheia and Excelsior whisky. WINEs-Pou
Maderfa sherry Malaga and Garrett Also Catawba and
foieign chanpaine Wines-all warranted the purest
quality, for sale by GEO WILL Am
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Woods Hair Restorative.

PaoT a. j. woop-Dear Sir; Having had the misfortune
10 lose the best pottioa Of my hair from the effects Of tile
yellow fever IN New Orleans 10 1851 induced 70 make
a tia Of your preparation and found It TO the
very thing needed. My hair thick and glossy, and
wodr express obligations 10 in giving TO the af
hieed such a treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE /
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.
IMPROVED SCHEDULE |

BY recent important changes this road + now able to 6
nsh Unusual facilities fof INSTRUMENTATION East and West
Northwest and Southwest 7
fn connections with all through trains 10 Phadelpbia
aud New York, in the East-with the South by H.
ton branch hoady Cleveland and Pttsbarsh Central Ohio
and Southwest. ~ "'S'
Through Tickets 10 or from Baltimore PHILADELPHIA New
fok or Boston give the privilege Of lying over at any Of the
intermediate cilea Two Dollars additional give the rege
twisting Washington city en- TOuis FNs'
This Is The only route that furnish Through Tickets Of
u iggage Checks 10 or from Washington city, -
Fare as low as BY any other route
Sleeping on all night trains
.lsk for Tickets BY Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
j. II. SULLIVAN
- Genl Western Agent, Bellare, Ohio
W. =. SAiih' l.. h COLE
'sI Vi transportation, - General Ticket Agent
buumoFe, hd. bT5
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DORK I PORK 30 bills Of Home
Packed very nice article, sale by the barrel To-
Sepfe,ubryA 1851. II. L. MURhlSON.
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NOTICE-The Co partnership of Root
Morrison being dissolved by the death OF E. c. Root
the senior partner II is necessary that the busness the
hrm should be closed speedily possible. All persons
therefore, havine
Unsettled Accounts,
requested 20 call Immediately and arrange the same
Prompt payment will he required that the liabilities OF the
hrm may be met and discharged The business will be set
tied by the undersigned. ". l.. MORRISON
Surviving Partner Of Root Morrison.
Ashtabula, June ], 1861.
Having made arrangements to continue
business at the Old stand Of Root take this meth
cd Of returning thanks 10 the customers and friends Of the
late firm for their gen patronage years past and 10
solicit continuane OF the same to myself
My Stock Of Goods is Full and Complete.
comprising all the articles and many more than are usually
kept by the merchants Of our village
Dry Goods, Groceries, Orockery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats Caps, Boots A Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass Putty
kept in full stock and viii sold at very low figures for
pay down All kinds Of produce taken in exchange Tor goods
at cash prices g.
The times and my circumstances viii not admit OF long
Winded credits or credits 10 doubtful ousoes To ali who
are prompt aud reliable, prepared extend reasonable
credit but prompt payment will be required all cases at the
time agreed upon Putting and blowing are entirely ont of INV
Hue Ny desire ia TO deal fairly and squarey with all Ty
me and see for yourselves. Yours truly,
Jvne Is, 1851. II. l.. MORRISON.
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DETROIT TOBACCO, the best iu mar
- bet; can always be had at the lowest sgure
September 5, 1881. MORRISON.
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lYoN, Conneaut; " PARISH, Kugsville GEO WILLARD
Ashtahua II. r. STHvTNs, Geneva noFFir BROWN ReI
oggsvile and by all Druggist and dealers in Medicines
everywhere ly62S
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PURE WINES and LIQUORS, for

Principal ORce IS Cedar Street N Y. Pce only 25 cts
per bottle For Sle in Ashabula by Geo willard 563y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-31
PITY CENTS IN ADVANCE
VOLUME 20, NO. III.

Al length she nd. rhsy viii nls yos |;
hsd you NOT batter return 70 The p~rlori |
viii stay here swhils.'
Ils smiled ssd replied. u vest 70 presss'
yos 70 ny yassss aut.'
'0h ! ! esnpos - any oos tonishs' sh'
exclaimed. 'fsdssd I esasos =
You nssdp't fear, be aid; you will
receive . ushssr's welcome. Add be lsi
her hack to che parlor. The jsdss and Mn /.
wslsou wss standing together. and ,bOug''
every thing around Grace sssusd 70 nos' - !
blend IN insItrieahls ooufusion. yet che wss
conscious that they welcomed ber 70 theF
hearts and homo and che hoard Mis Land r
downs ny. So you will b cousin Grse. |.
Well. I shall love you dssrly!'
And then came Msdgs and Pauay. witt
their warm hearts sDd grsesful ~slcou'.
Bot every thing seemed to Grcs like sdres's
,ill she found ber.slf again in her lli,le rood,
Richard having driven her home himself.
And that Was the way. for Grace. thst
Tns NEw YEiK WAS LIT IN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-31

LivrG COMPLAINT n SHETr. |, ia 'ac,
tha, -besp are liable 10 sn AEoeiiOn Of the
liver. as well as men. or other animals
Many or the incest shesp in the country
have died o, ii, and after taking OF their
pslt., farmers have thrown their earcas.ss
To the ho.., without, an efJr, TO ascertain
the cause. or End q remedy for It Il known.
The most prominen, and dangerous type
Of the diseased liver in 'heep which has
come under ny notice is adhesion TO the
.iie. or side and bowels. The symptoms
are. loss Of appetite, and an inclination TO
occupy soms corner ofthe fence alone. And
often the animal will be found doad the
neI, morning. Sometin,' they will linser
several days. and in spite OF all the usual
modes Of nursing they leave their pelis to
paw their " Doctors bill"
A friend Of mine bAs discovered remedy,
and u. be docs 20, design to patent IL, |
will, II you please, give it TO your readers ;
lie builds . scafold in some cOnvsniso,
place. about Eve or SIX feet high. leaving the
centre open. with aspaos rs wide as man
can easily span with his feet. Then by the
help Of an assistant be catehe. the sheep,
mounts the -oasold, and placing his feet on
the plAnks, the assistant passes the hind
feet Of the sheep up TO him between the
planks. when he " ehurn. ., up and down,
"a. he calls i,,) FOR I've or ten minutes,
which dissnsagss the adhesion. and the
sheep get. well without further trouble.
But would suggest the feeding Of them
plenty OF green pine, hsmlOek or taas'aek
bough, q. prSrsn,i'e. which viii doubtless
BE- better than the ekurnins process as q
remedy. j. H.. 5.
Michigan Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-31

L,xr. Thi. invention, by :. g. Black.
nan. Of Waterbury. Conn. relates to IN
improvement, In the cones or defector Of
lamp tops. such as are used for burning
coal oils. and similar hydrocarbons. which
require 10 excess Of oxygen To support prop
er comba.tion Tor dominating purposes.
The obret Of the invention is TO obtain or
render available. for illumination, all the
lieh, emitted by the fame below the apex
Of the cone or detection BY means which
will no, add, in an sprreciAsle degree, 70
the coat Of construction, and one which will
90, be Trail or liable to break, either BY ac-
citsntaiiy falling or BY sudden expansion
or contraction. To ,hi. end the cone OF
metal 10 constructed IN skeleton form. max
irg what may be termed frame, the spaces
being 6lled With mica or other trau-paren,
.ub.tanes. whereby the ray. Of light are al.
loved to pass through the Oous or deaector.
aud the latter enabled to perform iu usual
or legitimate function equally as well %
heretofore.