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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

We Offered IN THIS market, consisting IN part OF
20 Tons Rolled, Hammered and Swedes Iron;
Naylor-s Cast. i. B. Gernain, A. 3. Spring, Steel:
Ton 7. Y. +. and American Nail Rod:
Wagon, Buggy, Sulky and Seat Springs 81 Eastern
nd Pittsburg Manufacture;
Axe. Vices, Anvils, Bellows, &c. Coil Chain -I6
Pump Chain and Tube, Bolts, Nuts, Washers. Re:
200 Boxes first quality Glass from 3x9 to 30x4O lany
size cut to order Sash, Doors and Blinds furnished
at manufacturers prices;
Paints-Whte and Red Lead in oil and dry, FrepcI
Zinc, White I.itharage, Venitian Red, Whiting, sc
Turpentine, Linseed Oil and Putty;
Brushes-Pant Varnish, Whitewash. Horse and Shoe
Feather busters:
800 dozen Locks and Iatehes a complete assortment:
200 dozen Greenwood Butts; 100 doz Wrought Broad
Narrow. Table and Brass Butts; Palmer's Blind and
Greedw0od's Congress Butts; Blind FastenIngs AM
Sash Locks; cord Gimbet pointed Screws
I A I3 L C G u T L E r Y
e. d. P. Il Co. would respectfully attention Of
housekeepers and others to therstock
Cocoa and common Handles, with 2 and tined Stee
Forks Ivory and Cocoa handled Carvers;
80 doZ. Pocket Cutlery, rs different varieties;
American and Eng glish Shears and Scissors;
Axes-RObeTt's, Whites Hunts, Smmond's Brooks
Brothers. Broad Axes, Hunts and Simmond's Bench
Shinge and Iathing Hatchets
Augurs-M wright's, Carpenters, c. S. and common
Btts-Clartt's Graduated, ChurchIlps, Hammer Twist
L'HOmnhedieu's and common.
Chiseis-C. S. Socket, Mortise. PAIRING and Farmer;
Saws-Lea and Leavit's Muay and Sash, English and
American Cut, Shepherd & Irvng's, Spear & Jack
sen Is, and other Makes hand Pannel, Rip, TenOn
Bench Planes, Pumbs, Levels &c.
Handles-Saw, Plane, Augur, Chisel. Pick,
Gate hinges Substituting and common 1000 Strap and
Joint hinges Wrought Rasps and Staples Gate Iatches
Whips Whip Iashcs and Hide Whips Patent and Enaln.
eled Leather Emameed Carriage Cloths Oil Table
Cloths and OIL Carpet; Saddlery and Harness Trim
Glasses, Canary Seed etc. together with a thousand
other articles which the attention of the public
respect ILL., invited aug, %,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

An EDTToRs OPINION ON BILLIARDS
Somebody wrote to the Bucyrus Journal a
letter OF inquiry Is to billiards, TO whom the
editor replied as follows: ''Yes, we can tell
you all about billiards. It is game consist
ing Of two men in their shirt sleeves, punching
balls about on a table, and presenting the
keeper of the table with fifteen cents, or, as
is commonly the case in this country, telling
him TO mark it down. This last mentioned
custom has given them the title of billiard
markers. IfyOa have decided genius for
the game, you viii make a superior player a
the expense Of about 100 dollars Black
smiths, carpenters, &c, play it for exercise.
1t was invented by shrewd saloon keeper,
who was not satisfied with the profit on
whisky, and was too much opposed 10 tenl-
peTance to water it."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

F RENARKABLE WORKs OF HUMAN LABoUR.
-Nineveh was IA miles long, wide. and
46 miles roasd. with a wall 100 feet high and
thick enough for three chariots abreast. Bah
ylon was 80 miles within walls, which we're
70 feet thick and 100 high, with 100 brazen
gates. The temple of Diana, at Ephesus, was
42O feet TO the support of The roof 1t was
lGO years in building. The largest Of the pyr-
amids was 4Sl feet in height. and 953 on the
sides. The base covers l acres. The stones
are about so feet in length, and the layers are
2Os. II employed 100000 men in building.
The labyrinth in Egypt contains 300 cham
bers and II balls. Thebes, in Egypt, presents
ruins q mics round, and 100 gates, Car
thage wss % miles round. Athens was %
miles round, and contained $4,000 citizens,
and 100000 slaves. The temple of Delphos
was so rich that it was plundered of eIO,O0O,
600, and Nero carried away from it 200
statues. The walls OF Rome we're l3 miles
round,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
ONO MILITARY ORoAx1zArIoN.-It g

ONO MILITARY ORoANIzATIoN.-It ap-
pears from statement from Adjutant Gen
ersl Hil that the militia of the whole State
has been organized under the new law, and
the organization recorded. There are 80
regiments and battalions of enrolled militia,
averaging over eight companies each. and
2 200 companies Of enrolled militia. In ad
dition TO these there have been $50 volunteer
companies organized and assigned TO volun-
ieer regiments ard battalions. Over $4,000
of our volunteers are uniformed, and other,
are uniforming rapidly. a better body o!
men. Gen. Hill says was never enrolled in any
State. Some $4,000 officers have been COM
missiODed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
VOL XIV.

ADucE.-H your coat is comfortable. wear
& two or three months longer, no matter if
the gloss is OF. II you have no wife, get Onei
If you have, God bless her, stay at home with
her, instead of spending your evenings in ex-
pensive, fat Fooleries. Be honest. frugal,
plain; seek content and happiness at home; be
Industrious and perseyering; and our word
for It, il your circumstances are now embar-
raised. they win soon become easy, no matter
who may be Premier, or what may be the
price Of stocks.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
The Kelly,s Island Grape Crop.

The Sandusky Register says =
F" Some idea of the magnitude of the
grape interest hereabouts, may be
understood from a few simple facts.
There are probably in bearing the
present season, on the Island and
the main land, about 1000 acres
800 on Kelly Island alone-of which
about 700 acres are in full bearing.
Another year the quantity in bear
ing will probably reach 1000 acres,
with larger setting out than ever
before. About 100000 cuttings
were made on Kelly's Island alone
last spring, probably in this entire
grape region the number reached to
100000.
These are only approximations,
but they are ample to show the mag
nitude to which the grape interest
is extending hereabout. If the cul-
ture should continue prosperous, the
vineyards within two years will COW
er nearly or quite 1000 acres.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
stirnulants.

The Louisville Journal beautifully says:
"There are times when the pulse lies low ii
the bosom and beats low 10 the veins; whel
the spirit sleeps the sleep that apparently
knows no waking in its house Of clay, and
the window shutters are closed, and the door
hung with the invisible Grape Of melancholy
when we wish the golden sunlights pitch,
darkness, and very willingly fancy "clouds
where no clouds could be-"
This is q state of sickness when physic may
be thrown 20 the dogs for we will have noue
of it. What can raise the sleeping Wha'
can make the heart beat music again and
the pulse dance 10 it through all the myriads-
| thronged halls Of our house of life? What
shall make the sun kiss the eastern hills again
for US, with all IFS waking gladuess, and the
night overflow with moonlight, music, love
and flowers n Love itself is the great stim
| uIant-tbe most Intoxicating of all-and per
forms all these miracles; but it is a miracle it
self, and it is not at drug store, whatever
they say. The counterfeit is in the market
but the winged god is not a money changer
we assure you,
"Men have tried many things-but still
they ask for stimulanis we use. but require
the use of more. Men try to drown the float
| ing dead of their own soul in the wine cup,
but the corpses will rise. We see their faces
in the bubbles. Fhe intoxicationa of drink
sets the world whirling again, and the
thoughts galloping-but the clock runs down
sooner, and the unnatural stimulation only
leaves the house il fills with the widest rev.
erly. more sad, more deserted, more dead.
There is one stimuiant that never fails and
never intoxicn,es duty. Duty puts blue
sky over every man-up in bis heart it may
be-into which the skylark Happiness always
goes singing"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
It Pays to Improve FARM.

In 1855 ! thoroughly under-drained my
west lot of forty acres, using the side walls and
loose stones Ia Sill the drains. In 1859 gave
the land liberal dressing Of harnyard manure
and leached ashes, and took off crop Of corn
In the summer of 1860 my crop of oats was
large. In the fall 1 applied a light coat Of man,
ure aud twenty bushels Of ground bone TO the
acre, and seeded down half the lot with wheat
and the balance with rye. In 1861 the crop
of grain was fair. This year the lot produced
l2O tons 447 pounds of hay-over } tons per
acre-being fully six times much as the
yield previous to 1885, Warren Leland, in
Country Gentleman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

The Emperor Napoleon's malady' under
which he is fast growing old and infirm, is
such that he is not able to go on horseback
without suffering intense pain, and all his Wis
its to mineral springs, do not seem TO produce
any permanent relief Happily, or unhap-
PLY, Emperors also are but morlals, and n"
lithotomists can be found 10 all their wide
dominions, who are able TO use the knife
without causing pain. Think of Louis Ma
poleon bound to surgeons table after hav-
ing escaped the bombs of Oreini and the
other attempts upon his life
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

CONDITION OF THE REBEL. CURkENcY.-
very succinct illustration of the state
of the rebel currency Is given by a letter.
writer who tells of some conversations held
across the picket lines near the Rapidan:
Zone of the rebel artillerymen was anx-
ious TO know whether o soldiers pay was
good for anything now. He was told that it
would buy thirteen dollar worth of goods, the
same as ever. We'll, said he, IN tell you
what we do W ith ours. We tell of the bat
terry into fyes and play poker till one man
out OF i've gets the money. The winners tell
of into fyes again, and so at last somebody
has enough money TO treat his friends.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

REBEI DEERTEEs. I'VE have had reports
that the rebel soldiers in Mississippi were de,
serting the army in large numbers. This is
confirmed by the following Richmond Dis
patch. -
SHAMEFUL Gen. Jackson advertises in the
MississiPptan two hundred and forty7one men,
bers Of the Fourth Mississippi cavalry as hav.
ing disgraced themselves by basely and cow
ardly deserving their posts at a time when
their services we're most needed. Among
them are eighteen non-commisiioned officers
and two ienteDanis
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16


Good ngfht . word % o1sa aaid.
ne heeAlsaB mind foFgsas ias neaGi1gs
'Tls s1Iy whea HSns haArs liss dead.
On which our OSn vas leaning.
We hear In msdsning music roll,
Thal IAas Hgsod nigha'' along the BouI.
Good nighs-in tonsa thas never die,
Hs psaIs along the quIcksaing ear;
And ssnder gales Of memory
Forever waft Il nsar.
when sailed The voics-o crush Of pain
mat ns'er shall breath s'gOod night" sgAiA.
Seed nlghtI-it mocks ~ from she grave
u overlsaps that strong worlS's bound
Prom whence there no4s no backward wave
u calls from out the ground,
On every side, around, above.
aeOod night, good nisht'', 70 life and love
Coed night o. wherefore fades away,
The hshs that lived IN thas dear word
Wby Follows that goOd-uight no day
why are oar soulg 90 stirred
o, rashsg say, dull brain, once more,
sseood Eight thy time Of toil Is Ger"
Good night now C0meth gentle sleep,
And tears that IaiI ike gentle sleep,
Good niGht o, holy, bisss and deep,
Ths rest shat fellows pain,
How should we reach Gods upper light,
Rhfs's long day bad nOs good nightp'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
Oancara CIlrasd.

THE undersigned a Student "a rttsndSuso at as o.
W. University begs 20 inform those afflicted vlt6
ancer, that he possesses inabIe remedy TOR thas
terrible malady. He lhs effected many cures, %
which ne can furnish satisfactory vouch srs Curas
Tarranted, or no charge made. A nute~ Nddlx&saA
,hrough the Post Once will reach me- and promot a..
Eention will be given to all calls may also e eodaI
N personal application at the University, 49, p
Sept. 25-1t '0' T. II HyFFNTRR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

Nothing promotes the prosperity
of the town more than spending you1
money at home, therefore to purcha.
sers wanting goods in that line ]
would say SUSTAIN HOME ENTER
PRISE, especially when you can do
better at home than you can abroad.
Call and see.
Old Gold and S1lver taken at its full value
with the current rate of premium added.
G. PLATT.
Delaware. Oct 9. 1865 At
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
Legal Notice.

NYHOMAs CROAK, or the town Of n. WayneaIp
u the county Of Allen, the State of Indiana ~
hereby notified that the sth day ct August 1855
HOratloP. Havens, guardian. Of Alice Croak uafa
of Thomas Croak insane woman, filed petition Is
the Court of Common Pleas Of Delaware county Ohio
against the said Thomas Croak which petition charges
said Thomas CrOak, 1st, with Rband oDent or the said
Alice Croa without good causey 3D. with adultery; Sd
with gross neglect Of duty. ~ ~ " 20
Said petition prays for Alimnny for the said Alice
that INDUCTION be Granted restraining said Thomaa
Croak from dspOsng of InIOts Nos. Il48, Il49 and
1150, in the town Of Delaware, county of Delaware 10
the State OF Ohio, until the final hearing OF said case
and that on the said Sth day Of August, 1893, In
junction was allowed by the Judge Of said Court
straning the said CrOak from dispOsing OF said prop
erty til the further order of the Court Sand petition
will be hearing after the % day of October 1853
Hs .H CARPER q VAN DEAEAN, 80,
Aug. IA, '63-6w pf 81 so. Att'Vs for Pet'r.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
Watches, Jewelry, &c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Watches,
Jewelry,
Silver Ware,
& Fancy Goods,
JUST RECEIVED AT
NO. 3 Williams Block.

AMERICAN WATCHES, all styles
some in heavy cases, 2, 3 and 4 ounces, just
the thing for Railroad men.
IMPORTED WATCHES, as cheap as ev-
er, ranging from $40 10 S25
Beautiful assortment of PINS, FINGER
RINGS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, etc. of the
latest styles, in Plate and Solid Gold.
Solid Silver SPOONS, FORKS, &c, also
Plated do.-a full stock
GOLD PENS of all sizes.
Fine assortment of POCKET CUTLERY,
Knives and Razors of Wostenholm's ard 9th
er standard makers; also, Cheap Knives for
Boys. and Groove Jack Knives for Farmers.
Fine Wallets. Currency Holders and Fancy
Port Monies, for Ladies and Gents. in great
variety
The TOY DEPARTMENT has been well
replenisbed with newest styles of goods in this
line.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
NToFTCE

rs HEREBY GIVEN that Hiram NJ shaffsr has aIed b,s
petition in the Office OF the CLERK OF the Court Of
Common Pleas in and for the comfy Of Deiaware Ohio
praying the Court TO vacate the Plat oF par Of %
town Of Ashley, IN said county known astfshaHeria
ADDITION containing In Lots Nos TO- Ill, I72 I73,
lots Nos 2, 8, 4, and g. together with an streets and
alleys pertaining 70 the Said petition viii b.,
heard at the next said Cortsos "A sCon tIcF
after as the case be heard. - % x - " = -
Sept 'ss-st-s2,75. Sol. for 1p11tS PetitiOSSe. +.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
Legal Wohiaa

ToHN B. DIISAvER of the State OF Iowa win taxa
q notice that Joseph Moody Of Chicago IN the state
Of Illinois. did on the 51st day OF August 1881 die hig
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas within and FOR
the county Of Delaware aud State OF OliO against Ia.
SAID John B. Dilsaver defendant, setting forth that
tue said John B. Disayer gave mortRRge 20 the said
Joseph Moody on the following described prernises To
wit Lot No. 8 in the subdivision OF Sufvey NO 6Iss
as made by John Graham IN November, A. d. 1880
which lot is estimated 10 contain 100 acres the same
being in the Virginia Military District or Survey ami
Ia Thompson Township, Delaware county. Oho-to ee-
cure the payment Of S24Ooo0, according 90 certain
notes referred to in said mOrfgage and ravnR for a
Judgment against the said john Daver for the sum
OF Sls25,OO, the amount now due said notes add
mortgage with annual interest thereon from the 4h day
Of October A. D. 1885, and in default of payment there
OF that said premises may be sold. to pay the same
Ana the said John B, Gisavar isnofed that he s re-
quired TO appear and answer said petition or before
the third saturday after the % day OF October next
F---sz.s. f.f.- JOSEPH MOODY
Aug. Is, ISBs.-6t tSa.sig = 80 - '-' ~ = = !
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

roads will do them very little good, as none
Of it will ft the the roads south from Rich
mond by way Of Weldon, Mr.. Hoxie is Of
the opinion that there IS not a main track in
the Sonth that can mainrain itself for six
months longer, unless they get materials for
repairing outside Of the "Confederacy,'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
Attachment TfoFIoe

a BY Gustavus Esbree, Jnslies Of the Peace -os a
)range Township, Delaware County, o., against tna
property and effects Of John Brigham, nonresideIG
Il said county. Dated this 18th day OF Sept. 1853,
tt H. B. KINGSLEY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

The State Of Ohio, Deta1Dare Co. sss ..l... B.
THE qualified electors of said county are hereby mo-,
i tlhed that general election win be held a r..
lured by law, at the usual places Of holding election
On the 18th day of October, H63sr
1t which time and place will be chosen bv gbaot t,S
.oiOwiug officers, tOwit.
Governor Of State, Lieutenant CovernorI s6ure5ss
Judge, Auditor Of State, Treasurer OF State Merdber
for Board Of Public Works, state senator ReIJreSent
tive, Probate Judge Treasures, Clerk Of Court ecor-
Ter, County Commissioner and ~Inhrmary .Director .
And tho trustees Ofsad County or Delaware. are Re
Iuested to furnish the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
tive townships: -rT.irr#. ~ ~ l-'r.,~-t r.
Bcrkshire, 8; Berlin, 8; Brown, 8; Concord s; Dsl..
ware. 23 Geno, A. Harlem 9; Kingston 4: Liberty Z.
Magfboro, 3; oxford; Orange a Porter S; Radnor:
q Scioto, Z; Thompson, =; Trenton, 9; Troy, 4;
Sept. II.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

Hear General Grant: = am not an A Dol
itionist, never was an anti-Slavery man but
Try to judge everything honestly and fairly.
am satisfied that the North aud South can
never live in peace except as one nation, and
that free nationI" ssrls --
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

MRS, E s. DEXTER q MISS u. MIELB,
VTToUI.D respectfully announces 40 thS Iadies EensF-
wv ally OF Delaware that they prepared 10 do al
kinds Of AA. u i-I gigs Nh
Dress Cufting and Making
on the shO' test notice and most reasonAele terms
Having Taylor's system which 10 Tar superior 20 any
other mode or Dress Cutting they hattef themselves
they shall be able to give perfect satisfaction.
Fashion Reports and Patterns received regularly rom
New York.
All patterns Of STAMPING and Bordering done "a their
Rooms, corner Of ldberty aud William streets.
October S, 1S6S-St
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
Legal Notice.

nAvID +. FULLER and Mary Fuller. Of. ws.ayh,,.
~ ry, Connecticut, and George Fuller ana Fd,rref
Fuller, whose places Of residence are unknown viIi
take notice that Harriet Fuller the 1lth day Ok Aug
st, 1858, fled her petition In Che Court 0f Commns
Pleas OF Delaware county, Ohio, and s still pending
wherein she demands dover to be AssiRned her "a -
following Real Estate, to WITT Situate - the toa ma
,onnty Of Delaware and State or Ohio, and part q
Ilsnal out lot No. 80, bounded north By y. MOaFss
o. west by Sandusky street., th4by an alley Oaas
9y J0np Converse's land, and being the same pF6sa
Woleh David T. Fuller resided at the time of his
Ihe said parties above named are hereby tasl a
msweryor demuf 70 said petition on the 81 day Of o.
tober next. 1 tHr-f 49,. - 80 = - -
CAREER & VAN DEMAN
Aug IA, 63-6w pf $50 Atpys for Harriet Fuller
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

MFRS J. MURRAY win r6-opsu nor schooi en-
IA AoEDAY Sept. 2sth. Room on Franklin 81, tEo
toors north Of the Baptist Church r. = 'flfTHNI n
Sept. 25, lS63-It 49,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
FABNTERS BEES,


FTVHE best quality or GRAFTED APPLE TREES may be
found at the Delaware Garden 40 WI ich the atten-
ti0n called Of those wishing trees for fan planting
They Of good size, healthy and thrftv, and will
sold a. reasonable rates Can and see them
: Oct. s, 1S63.-tf y. ----.- ------- ---
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Hstate of VVna. =. Vzarner.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned q N
1N been appointed and quaih sd as Administrator %
,he Estate OF Wm. I. Warner decd late OF Delaware
comfy, Ohio. All persons Interested viii Royera
themselves accordingly Ff u ~ MI. tn Trof
Sept, 25, 1861 -. . JAMES MCCOY d.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

VRTTLL give prompt attention 90 ull wha unnv tawos
wv him with n call.
Ofce No Williams Block, up stairs. Rssi1sass
between Winter and William streets, the aiGs
Il Union street. rH'
Sept Is, 1858 -6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

TIHE Partnership heretofore existing between John
III A. MeRdenhRn aud Andrew Ill. Miller, under the
arm name OF MondenhRl Miller, was on The 23i day
uf Sepcmber Is6S dissolved by the death og Andrew
a. Miller The business Of said 1fm viii aottlad up
without delay by the undaraigncd. All peFaonn nde0t
cent. r. = -,ua,.s -ft.-r HclI1l7 q l1EeypE2
DSlSVaarS, d ioOa q tso& -. bssyifilg 49,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

Even Brigham Young's wives, it ia stated,
are affected with military spiFit-.hey cali
their Mormon husband 'Briggy dear :
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16
Domestic Economy.

How To MAKE HOME BREwED ALE.--'4
Burton, in the Rural New Yorker, gives his
method of making home-b brewed ale as follows:
The art of brewing is very easy to be under
stood. for it is exactly similar to the process
OF ten making. Put handful of malt into
tea pot then fill it with water-the first time
rather under boiling heat. After it has stood
some time, pour off he liquor just as you
wonld tea, and fill up the pot again with boil
ing water. 10 similar manner pour that off
and so go on filling up and pouring of until
the malt is tasieless, which will be the case when
all its virtue is extracted. The liquor or malt
tea must then be boiled with few hops in il,
ard when it becomes cool euough-t that is,
about blood heat-add a IiIie yeast to ferment
il. aud the thing is done. This is the whole
art and process of brewing and TO brew a
large quantity requires just such mode of
proceeding hs it would take 10 make tea
reskiast for regiment of soldiers A peck
Of malt and four ounces of hops will produce
ten quarts OF ale, and of a better quality than
can be purchased.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-10-16

ANOTHER lot Of Solid Bored rubsinR for Chain
n Pumps RndfOr conducting water 4 q q Inch bore
Sept. 9,'6e-%tf. tH- s-fii @. G. CHAMBERLAIN.