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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
LIFE AND CHARACTER

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good socf'y. Haui--ls rc s.iths "a r.lkn, tlios4
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I.nds towIsup. g. Letters sIagefrd. / per- conisiHN
nm piorul1tio,. WI De sen f. n FyIm ttlvi n NeI
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TEW and COMPLETE EDITIONS Of
BUGEk : WORKS.

IN the cour,o ofpnburaoa iu u monhy volumes Gro ~n
7r1 rice : 2 ~ rrlI she No-ks The Right Hon LDNJNl
B EL ed, 81 by hs L-4try ENlrg,ofs snd co.pe.c
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NOR SALE, very valuable ESTATE IN
4 Cn,Iir, Comfy sd, OF i:oo Acr., with fLoUtho
Mill 4 $40 aer scrs improved D. large hAhsiON c1u-
taIas from 5 - 20 roors. aud Sesen smaller D"el urs
a good t,y.r. large Barns. sates CoTn-h"us's Co"'
fou.rs ir ou.c Ice hOusr 6TlnAIIes &c az alter ie
most -f-ofet riir, excellent 'Y good pfttafI he'@
N ,ad repair 30 arrs n .rl, and c1s uoni fV acf'' "a
..ayy gmoef loraQon hratbg IDt mhl yi"prf4 s"iS u
wona hall .!r pt a.Ari y hLitf i.sy';
Bat44oro. 81.
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AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE, with stable,
n ,, sAIR The ex,ra wide house, No Second pace,
oIrr Of Hcnry St. Brooklyn Is hres story and basement
but IN best BY days work lust Puins IA Peie. o.
r ali the inproyen~nts Also for SAL the hr,tcias ox
vide HOU ST. No Secoad.pac For particoias apply TO
T. r. KELLOC9 No. l39 Pelrl-st.
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n .
1 wi,h.u. to so'tI- cr rucaase FARMS o. LA.Ils IN
TENNESSEE. The mad -ig ed hs' 0fenof On otrce y
Nurir.esbotough 3dr Teunesses 70. tne purchase o.
REAL ErrATE.
The ,sta e. one uf b-st tLdcr tire tie Niners
are yry ,o ,fe lil g. huc sne the plstur go very me
Il g oIe o. me bcstsock rJuuti"s a. uc word N"
viii i've ~ o0eh the Winter without eecn- -ies'N "'
,5ud 10 hr rarl of cotton wheat co7a, Gfd l fat a
r sira1 .sirs ttEions l,liuc n pI-ls' 1-a NN4 o.
ties.G G. MORGAN lee Estate hr.at mu .rc 'o'fnns.
Ietssseo i.closi-L tye dollar h, rcript o. gAt;h
he viii aud n. tie adj es. rilied s - hf % "e
Fsla. sae vith Trce, SC. wi'h s,7efs a., o.
tle ccuutrr so. climate. timber. Sc. o. & JiOhIa-s'
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non WrFt Lax M.riyile. Crlwio'd co.
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

A 4-STORY BR0WN-SIONE HOUSE, WIN
"A or and eDt each &C feet deep dwelling plrt 80
let deeNo $40 Grnd-s; and 2uory and basement nri X
house no. 10 Power.st. for sale only SllOV Apply 70
lFETER A BERT, No. 333 0rands W iAfo.oGIsl. OK oi
" J.. SENDER,
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a,,,,, W, ,b;rk hvorshy OF dis mslin, % ss,ssi
,rian nnrSLs.ins tbs, il /, the WHITE PINE N.s ~
that Is otierrd you a. We know thft o,het p''P'
h..n NAMED Oh for il by uuprincipled cesifr'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

CHAs. r. LYvFRiCH. f.e. sank or New-iofk.
LEV RICH ? TO-. Con-. Merchant. AO. "a! Ie@F.-st.
SAMUEL HURLBU d. baltimore, hd.
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STONE. NICHOL3G SGOhE, NtH-l 0I1
- T. MORGAS, N.s y ot..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

REV. J. W. PUIIhND'
DR.. SWIFT will attend 20 the 6g'ne,s;, asps, '''
W. al! orders .hogld b. aijIS'''N
., ,,,,o,x,,,x, AND RErAiL DaALsR "
'o"' ~ EvERYgHEsE
suRNHAMs L VAN scHAACX Cs'5as' a"ia '~
0o"NJioAhS NJioAS ID PARK. Cins,nnasi .,.so -, N, w.
'''''' Usasr.l a.,1h o' NV
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FROM ELERY z. cAHooN:

DR. POLAND feel Il my duty to inform you u n. -
mat beucnis which have received rom NE S' -
WUlTF PINE COMPOUND. IN Agsnsi, 1901 sosk : ~
saver. coli which continued 70 aiicI me- .hcfe sit
severity tttruded wsh avery hard cough, nisll $50
some bleeding probably frem the throat lnIoIsa us -
All .tr,us,h and rendering unit for soor trl-d -
cine, of various huds. but OF them. however
-a,r me Any relief IN March, 1907, As you may
,,.e 20 Won stating ny difficulties aud ssAlns aasee
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

| E'OR SALE-On Tweltjh-st.. near Broadway,
ou~ o. tAo best HOUSES ~ Tie city; sStm vile four
story brown d. sa with o elegant fafntlr rec '9v1
A5gSo HOME" '%l.ai No. .Se.. G
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
From JAMES J. EOyr.

IHAp.OhD. - u. tept l81
Dr. PoraSp: In the Fs Of iso took yeEy ysls1i ocA
which brought yesy severe ccogh IN n de aa.aaA
trouhIeso-oe disease. the KIDNEY COhFLAlNR Yu IN
tbree y.c-. pa, nave been very much troubled Win ~
snd lungs cboing Up auf rl,sins an iumenss dyk
,,i,b ned c0lgh rer raising blood; fe, itai ny -
,-, csost be hort unless got r Il 1his sphni
80 psnret ~ trv vour WHITE PINE COMPOUNA
hnu-b nv fih Ia Z sGsl. Eu. 70 ny stsIisamxS
.for lad sesen .go bottles ny cough vas better tire Is
ney trouble also. ana coudT Test risls without caod9q
ana Ta.sii much hsVe ih-,u ss-y hlee Dc.e' aaa u
feeling lie well Man
n ms fgtlfr's A. iv rffnet 10
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

ore secured fly attention. SD have not failed " ac,7
n,vsef with sufficient number OF fsos 10 pruduce ss
nd,nent a, 10 its value. Some o. ny smiy havs ~
IL wirh .igrs benefit, believe Of the beat ossp
medicino, ever prepared Besides is value ass Coe,a ~
cIn IhAye .ood reaion TO believe d, 20 be 81 cns 90
remedy Tor Kidney diseases and diabetes. . .,,r,x.
Yours truly, l.; 4 Sic - E,s
Iseyera other clsrgytncu and phycians have also 80
10 Dr. P highly approving OF 6i, WHITE PINE CUP
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31
AGRICULTURAL.
Fences.


AS this is the season for building and
repairing fences, l propose, with your per-
mission, to offer a few remarks on the
above subject.
Of the various kinds of fences, l pro-
pose to speak of but one, namely, the
tiat-rail fence. It is a cheaper fence than
either the plank or worm Cor zigzag)
fence, and equally as durable The rails
are split eight feet long, six inches wide,
two or two and a-half inches thick, and
hattened at the end, so that they can be
nailed to the post-using six rails per
panel, or twelve to the rod, the fence be-
ing put up the same as the plank fence,
the rails being put on all on one side. and
not as some do, first on one side and then
on the other. Oak, locust, or cedar posts
can be used l prefer locust. The cost
of such a fence Is from thirty to sixty cts.
less per rod than a plank fence; and it
takes from eight to twelve rails less than
the worm fence per rod, besides a differ
ence of eight or ten feet l.ss ground in
its occupation, and the saving of a great
amount of labor in keeping the fence free
from weeds, briars, &c, and If well put
up, looks nearly as well on a farm as a
common plank fence. and great deal
better than a worm fence.
Let the farmers try it. 1t Is growing
in favor among farmers who have seen II
used. Some farmers even go so far as to
cut off and hatten their common rails and
convert them into flat-rail fences as they
occupy so much less ground and save so
much labor in keeping the fences clear.
1t also adds greatly to the looks of farm
in giving q neat and trim appearance.
Ohio Fdrnler.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31
Hogs in Orchards,

A Cayauga county correspondent ad-
vises as follows in the Country Gentle
man:
The true way for Eastern pig feeders,
who do not wish to pen up their swine, is
to have their pens communicate with
their orchard. Don't ring the pigs, but
feed well, and just let them EOot as they
will. This course will manure your or
chard, and you are sure of good crop of
apples. In hot weather the shade is
grateful to the swine, besides the great
benefit to future crops, by having all
wormy and curculio stung fruit picked
up as soon as it falls. 1 have followed
this course with swine and orchard for
twenty-five years, and but one year failed
IN having an abundance of fruit. If the
orchard becomes too weedy, plough and
plant with early potatoes or some crop
which natures early Sow with small
grain next spring, seeding with clover and
orchard grass, harvesting grain by turn
ing in pigs; and if the pigs are fattened
by liberal feeding, without confinement in
a close pen, the consumer will find it an
Improvement in the quality and flavor of
his pork.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31

A writer who says his COW gives all the
milk that is wanted in family of eight
persons, and from which was made 26O
pounds of butter during the year, gives
the following as his treatment. 1t is
cheap, and worth trial:
If you desire to geta large yield of rich
milk, give your COW three times day,
water slightly warm, a little salted, in
which bran has been stirred at the rate
of one quart to two gallons of water
You will find, if you have never tried
this daily practice, that your COW will
give % per cent. more milk Immediately
under the effect OF it. and she will be-
come so attached to the diet as to refuse
TO drink clear water unless very thirsty
but this mess she will drink almost any
time and ask for more. The amount OF
this drink necessary is an ordinary water
pail full each time, morning, noon and
night. Your animal will then do her
best at discounting the lacteal Four
hundred pounds of butter are often OBJ
tanned from good stock, and instances are
mentioned in the dairy statistics of Eng
land where the yield was even at high
er figure,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31
THE SEAWEED TONIC

is a stimulant and ether Is required when It Is
II IS pure ana pleasant; lO bLu ELECTS ike when
using Boul bon VIA sNy which disorders the stomach
IorpOTs the nver, locks up ali cretons, the
blood INTO water, dopsy sets IN ami the patient
suddenly.
b uI bon whisky is recommended -a-days by al
most every ply sician. Many patients that vIsI my
rOOmS bUtb na ~ aid female, ATE stuieed with this
poison. lhe Tedei IS temporary IL they cough they
take little whisky II they tevl weak ieeOte they
take little whisky II they cannot sleep they take
more and more until tey are b'Oated up, ana gine
they getung heshy. Tue stomach, liver, ana di-
gestive pOw"ls are completely destroyed, anu lose
their appsttte Tor food. No Onc cured Of
consumption by this process here cavities have been
formed the lungs. A little sumuiaut Is iTCQuentIy
beneficial TO coLs0mpuves, such pure braudy Ur
good wnesi Ia many cases LOudVn p~rter or sOut Ia
moderate quantities; but Bourbon whisky hastehs on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31
The History of DR.. schenok's own Case. and how
he was cured Of Consumption.

Many years ago, whilst TesIdng in Philadelphia
had progressed gradually into the last stage Of Pull
ing dissipated, advised by my physician, nr
Parrish. TO remove into the country. Monrestown n
father and all his family had lived and died there
and died of Pulmonary Consumption. On my arrival
was put to bed, where lay for many weeks In what
was deemed hopeless condition. lr. Thornton, who
had been my fathers family physician, aud had at
tended him in hi last illness. called TO
He thought my case entirely beyond the reach Of
cine and decided that ! must die, and Eave me one
week to arrange my temporal afaHs. In this appar-
anty hOpeles condition. heard the remedies now
make aud sel 1t med me that could feel them
working thir way. and penetrating every nerve FIBRE
and tissue of my system
BY lungs and liver put a action. and the NOR
BID matter which for hal accumulated ard irri.
tated the GeEeht nfeans OF the oody WAS eliminated,
the tuberces my lungs ripened, and rxpec'Orated
from my lungs as much as pint Of yeHOw offensive
matter every morning. As this eXpectOration OF mat
ter subsidized, the fever abatd, the pain left me the
cough CEASED TO harass me- and the exhaustng night
sweats uger known, and had refreshing
sleep, which had long been a stranger. NY appe-
cult TO restrain self IRON eating much with this
return Of bealth, gained strength. aud Low am
deshy. sm How IA hraithy maD, with large hralsd
cicatrX ID the mld'ie lobe OF the Tght lung and the
lower lobe lie pat z@d with complete adhesion OF the
the right in a tOleraby healthy CONDITION.
Consumption at that time thought an incurabIe
disease 10y every one, physicians Well VINO
were unlearned ln medic ne-espeCialy such cases as
were reduced 10 the coudltIun was This induced
many pc opie To beleve my recovery only temporary
no" pIepAIeu anu edNS thc Heu'CIues 70 cOhGufnp-
tves for time, and made masy wonderful cures;
tne eaeeu % FaPity tnaL urtermtn-
ed TO offer them to the public, aud devote my undIvd
I'd attention Ia lung diseusGs la nth, vas next 10
forced tor people would send tar near
ascertain whether their cases were ike NINE.
For Iaaby years, III conjunction my principal
oiice III Philadelphia, have been making r,gu pro-
lessohal visits 10 New YORK, Boston, batmUre and
titlsburg.
For several years past have made many as i've
hundred EXAMINATIONS weekly with the '-kespfrOne.
ter. For such SXatnndliOn my charge Is IhI dol
iars, aud II enables give paIieut tke true
condition OF hs dlsease and tell h frankly
he Will get we'll.
The graf reason why physicians do not cure Con.
sumption Is, that Luty y muCu; they give
Inedlclnes stOp the cough. stop night sWeaIs
nectIc lever, Oy 81 uOing they uerangv
digestive sten UckIng u 5ocretOns, event,
dA3iy the atl,nt dIJS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31
Change of Seed.

T. E. Willoughby, of Ogle county, Ill,
writes to the Genesee Farmer that he
Joseph Wright, of Waterloo, N. Y, and
had large crop. Mr.. Wright sends to
the West for his seed corn, (OhiO Dent, J
and we suppose the object in a Western
farmer getting his seed from him is, that
after it has been grown in this more
northern latitude, it will be earlier
Corn ripens earlier as we go north, and
when taken south, has tendency for a
year or two to ripper at the same time
and is, consequently, earlier. With wheat
the case is reversed. Wheat ripens ear
lier as We go south, and for this reason it
southern latitude,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31
Feeding Poultry.

It has been ascertained that if you mix
with their food a sufficient quantity of egg
shells or chalk, which they eat greedily,
they will lay twice as many eggs as before
A well fed fowl is disposed to lay a large
number of eggs, but cannot do so with
out the material for the shell, no matter
how nourishing in other respects her
food may be; indeed fowl fed on food
and water, free from carbonate Of lime,
and not finding any in the soil, or in the
shape of mortar, which they often eat off
the walls, would lay no eggs at all with
the best DOssible will.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE
Columbus Cabinet Co.
WARE ROOMS, 262 SOUTH HIGH STREET, CORNER
OF FRIEND.

WARE ROOMS 2e2 SOUTH HIGH STREET, CORNER
OF FRIEND.
U1HIs COMPANY IS COMPOSED OF A NUMBER OF
III Journeyman Cabinet Makers, who have combined
together for tho purpose OF supporting their families
and themselves and % manuiac ure eveTy kind OF Fur
niture Chairs, Bedsteads, Mattresses SO. aud win
guarantee to our citizens OF town and country that
they will furnish good furniture ts manufactured
In the United States, and at satisfactory prices.
The Company hope to receive liberal Ahare OF pat.
FOnage their motto is TO Live and let Iivet Il
will give them pleasure at any time 10 show visitors
through their rooms whether purohRs not.
This Company sole Agents for the sale of Messrs
Bailey h neSamp's celebrated Spring Bed Bottom
which for simplicity and durability oHsot be exceieu
Please call and examine. PriCrs from IS so to 81 so
The Salesman Is Mr.. W. L, HUGHES, long connected
with the BUSINESSMAN old citlzen-fOrmerIy Of the frm
of Hughes Beebe.
JOHN STRICKLER, Super'ent
II, kNEYDEl., Treasurer
April, 81 IRa4-~ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31
a Perfect Cure for Catarrh
- 9 9
CAT
RE SlE5BS4
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFEcrI0NII

It penetrates the secret ambush Of this terrible
disease and eXterminates it, root and branch forever
1t removes all the wretched symptoms of this
lOaLhsOme malady, and Averts consumption.
It cleans the head, deodorises the breath, and
affords the most grateful relIef.
1t alleviates more agony and silent suffering
than tongue can tell.
1t is noted for curing the most hopeless eases,
that every known means failed IN.
It cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh, OF
the most ObsIn liid violent types.
No form of Catarrh or noises in the head can
resist Its penetrating power.
DR.. Goodale has spent a lifetims In battling
with this fell disease. HIS triumph Is complete.
DR.. Goodale's Catarrh Remsdy is a harmless
liquid, inhaied from the palm ul the hnLd
DR.. R. Goodale is known throughout the
Country as the author of the uuly True theory of
Catarrh ever published. Whore its Urigin-What its
Ravugrs-Mode OF Treatmeut-and Rapid Cure all
It's forms.
Dr. Coodale's Pamphlet on 0atarrh should be
reuu by every one. It,Hn Oe Obntued at ntArest
Agency, or by sending a pos'aRe stamp to our stdoe
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
NORTON g CO., Sole Agents,
rs Beecker At y New York.
For Sale IN Delaacdre by
B. DICKINSON s. son. and II. CORNELL.
Mar. II 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31
Farmers Paint.

Farmers will find the following profit
able Tor house or fence paint: Skim
milk, two quarts; fresh slaked lime, two
ounces; white Burgundy pitch, two
ounces; Spanish white, three pounds
The lime is to be slaked in water, exposed
to the air, and then mixed with about
one-fourth milk; the oil, in which the
q time, then the rest of the milk, and af,
terwards the Spanish white. This is
sufficient for twenty-seven yards, two
coats. This is for white paint. If de-
sirable, any color may be produced
Thus, if a cream color is desired, in place
of part of the Spanish white, use the
ochre alone,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31

At the last meeting of the Farmers
Club there was long discussion on prun-
ing trees, by DIR. Ward, and Messrs. Ely,
Carpenter and Smith, and they agreed in
opinion, as the result of their experience,
that the best time for pruning trees is the
summer, when the trees are growing
Trees pruned at that time heal more
readily. and are less likely to be attacked
by black blast ,or otherwise injured, than
If pruued in the WiDtor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31
ScHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS

to cleanse the stomach. The PCIAONIC SYRUP n
readily dig,sled aUpOTbsd OIOOI, ygh il
lmparIs its healihg pOpeIIIes. Al of the best
preparations use; Il powerful tonic OF it
sell; ana " hen SEAWLEn LUNIC dIssuVes the mu.
Gus the stomach, aud carried oil by OF tue
MANDkAhE i LIZ, u healthy How OF gastI ic Juice
good appS Lilc. a gOOa digestion luloN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-31
THE PULMONIC SYRUP

Is OF the most valuable medicines known. It is
nutrleLt, pUWvIIuy IOa.IU, and healing itself. Il
contains opium, ct Uuses tne purgin bron.
chiai tubes, La,ure throws Il UH viii eXer-
tiOn. One iRs IItqGcntt! CuIes an Orditsffy coli. .
but II v ia be-tii Ia - take a uf