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Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-01
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Die fran5Efffc1e Gppp IT.
fipn6 81 ynrfhef.

g4ir baben neaIiG gefa0t, DaB Der
preHbii@e 2jberalisuiiis Elm febr 5abs.
mes Gewd@s i'll iiilh nod piel GelbltsE
.it6uOiafejt upo Courage beDarf, I'm cine
relpetfa6Ie pGEitilGe &tennna ctnaMs
iiebtnei., MbtF DerfeIbe 1T gjfl aetfefieS
Iile beg DentiAen 9Eatlon1It t5ardfters
bon bp9ff ffteakif0er Sheen pilD DEne.
pgGEttie5t GranDi ae Iii Der Ebg6rie
pre.enliDs mo iibefipnnHt, bngegen Dem
GrfolGe EneGtif1 htlDigeab. limb 6er<
feIbe Gpnttnit, lDels5er Die bgHtfbe un0
frdMa6iffdye Station sas;sarafteriifrt, fpie,
aelt ftdI auh Ii sbfen poItkifdjen Yarsi
fllgteu pieDer. g5aB DIE Ss1rtfdIrittgs
8dftbei IL Yfeubsn III, ttitt ID ssfaiIfs !
reid Hfltet bks sa pgaIl lgeriietnertena glns
men S. pDnSsion 4llf. &9oh barin
GeQt gtWaB sesatrtenelueFtEee, bn6 Die
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ton feH1gt. Bie 4eitet lyieger lebferen,
I0is 9egren 8 biets ufsb 5slleS Ssabfe, iinb
aeigbDEIe NaAHer 1Ab 9eiftBuEft 0teOs !
net naD babeii gtw0bhiid III ibren sRbis
| IippiEen oeaeH bic 0te0iefuna bic $Bms !
paibieen Der gebiIDeteIl uHb preoteiIir :
| pem DeIt fit iiG. QIhtr lprfln 6iefets
Den, ipie eIne acbegblpeld)e BON ibrep
gleben in DeIa lsgieleiiren 46rper an ]
Aiebt, 0tf gini8nIf0 bon 9eistidIanO
ifnb StaIien Gppobiret amf ben @rnrl0
lin, Dali es isll SnftrelEe ssranftesd) e
llege, beiDe 4dnher I'd idipad) aIa nl5g i
| I'D, III leben, 70 1T 0as eia 9Finstp,
lipeldee feinent 9iteralesi in ber aarIsen
aBelt befbauIid) mnb IN Der Rbat lltbe
raler tify ale iFgenb elm @runhjab ben
bie irtf bic 0legierang IN ibfef aus
ipdrfigen alilitit aufgelfellt bot Qlber
"a III ad)t fEau31lilA 5ranEreiW bee
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Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-01
bic esphisniir6e IN aanitaatinepeI,
Bon =
artbur aa.rftsn.
(53Iub.)

> =. q
Si1 eincr eugtif6en 9ieitauration,
oie gaus mad IonDoner Meife einaes
rihfet TT unb in Der Elm ,Baitera in
iuei6er SADIE nHo Gdirse anflpartet,
trinE ib eia glas 9ue. nnb bin nidlst
ipeilio eritauHt, einige Siirfen bier iriss
aebeiln geaen bic @ebote bes &orans
iinOisen 81 ieheu, iiioenl iie ftb 0ati,
einen itarten Mnisliquenr, auBeroroent-
lid id]me6en IafIen. g1as niirOe Der
8ropbet 6asu Iaaen, Der, uie bic aIten
@hriften me!0eny nur BeilheilIimoe
na0e tranf! @etuiB miir0e er ben Ners
ful bes tiirsiiAen @eiaes bonn Bali
ableitea. s s.ss.s
2lber Der s5iibrer treibt mid sur Gle
auf un6 beute ion nod 8ieIes oeleben
iperOen. Sir touinien ourd cine abs
aeIeaene, fileflfdenleere Gtrabe, in Der
einiae haIbaerfalene 9duier ifehen. -
Sin furdtbares @eflolT oriagt an iiiein
DIR. Gort sanfetl uno beiben 5iH
etua feds Der beriidtigten berrenIolen
Sunbe nm eini9e auf bic @trabe gess
iporfene MelonenidaIen. Betonntli@
uVttt futstS 41ytsts wv .s->sts ps..YVst6<tt'
inoenl fle allen lnratb uno 9ee9ivurfi
bersebrtn. SO fno bdbIide @efeaen,
r0tbtit) sbrauiI, oft i9lpdxslid, pber,
8elblidl, aber tets eriiill'ise, balii9 tlsos
Ailberfdl dlanit. e9efpiP isHo ne eii1t sungrs
Yia9e far @onranttnopeI % gar mIustS
tn ihref Mnsrottuisg geidltehf. WaR
er5ablt, onB oie 9Hi1os itd natg uersi
| f6iebeneHS Staotbiefteln ariippireit ano1
itrgnD oaraif bdltens oaB ibre 0ren3 eu,
| ttiGt Aberi9titten iperoen; EN- frellas
Der @inbrlnglln8 Ipiro toos8eeif feH. -,
9Dlein Silhrer ertagife mir nod nitbcrs
fIonoerbate Dinse bon Oiefen fohifaus
tinopDIitdfet Sun6en, bod e luaf Elm
@rie1e iiso ba iDoIlen Die @otte uobI
eriDcgga fein, ebe iisat he iipeifee mite
| fbeilt. Sd, f4weigt ba9ef lisbet Das
bon. aas s. g :
&reu3 na0 qneri bdID tair9 b0Itfeide,
balo DesA eiige @alien sebt rtsiii eg,I
luno ilberaH 1T etuas 81 febsn. 0a'
! ielIelt MID cine bitnle s3tlbeg5abt, lpie'
| re BEL ,sns anf 5aAsmdtttsn So ftben
lill. pie gilosr ilnb q sliirilbsre,
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-01
81 { u o orf. 30 Mari.

Ne 10 gerf 81 1Rar5.
@eueral FULLERTON, in feiiisr,1 8erbor.
Dor BEN Smpeadment QIusidJulfe. bate
nidlts tueiter ansn0cbcils ala hab cr bon
Yraiioent SobRfon Gnlpfcblnngsbriefe
nod 2oMl(iana erhaIten, oaee0en IN. Bee
aug anf bic @iiaeritettMHg BON @igen,
tbunl u1ter @eIebIell oes Sen. Goipnrbs
aehanoelt babe.
6briOan iea beeirfust perben,
@olp. SbrodGertpil bon Esgas ab5us
sfeken, ba oieier NIT Der gr05tsn MnSabl
Der 9taatsbeanlteH nidt i'm gtmiOe 1T,
Den Gi0 5u ns6incn.
Buffer bradte ala fieueS argument
sfiir OaS Srnpendment bor, OeIB Der SRA
Ifi0ent 1913 Gslerteure bon einem lpeifs
liden 9lesimeiite parOonnilt babe nm
lIe anf einer aDaN Itiupnell 81 IaiIeii,
ii3efiir er (Butler) bic Befpeiie gelicfert
babe. WarfbaE erflarte iebed, Dab bic
s2lrt nno gBcile, ipie bic Gad)e boz Ons
4aus gebradt poroen fei, flii1t Su guns
i0es Srn. 8AHer reFtetire.
Der 3rdlioent miro NIT proteftea
grgeH bic GrnenHun0 BON ilnne u
1ura, Gberiban in 90Hifian0 nberbduft,
bic Hnter Butler 8ant9 nnD Gaglbb fitB
belannt geHnaAt hntten.
Sen. @rant ldHgnets Gluppen mad
Der rana0iideH Grense sur Berhltune
eiuey feniiden SnbaflOn entfenoet SR
babfH.
stahri&teu bon @nm 9Onis be 8otoli
fagels, esb Wlaximilianl fi9 bei slNsres
tarr anrinQt llllb ffipe 8nfnbFsls ab0es
l4nittcn Tnbsae. Fd) slIr nsbeFgabs Be-
reit erfl6st babfs 0ab ieoGdJ bic asi6es
raIen I'D luei8errs nit GeEEdtbera So
perbAn0GlH.
Ger Diretsor 0ee Ntp Sarleans Slas
tiOn0ltbeatere AaD ber @<janBatbeE BET
,DMtfdeH 3eitnna feiltfsl EN- 0HsIl,
IN pflMeln ber Qehtege heiwi Drittetl
9ene l5otlid uertpunest h,ntDe. 80
gla@ elmer Correspondent oe9 &eraie
ioIIcg ielblt Die lpiitbenpifsH gxrebeIlen
in BirgiHin Go li& on0tlfgea ieia laiFsn
NIT Sen. 9d)ofielb 81 eJ,opeeireu.
1900 f5reioeIdf fene babeM ianeFbalt
Der Iekten 5 alRenats unt Transportation
mad Nfrifn na9ee5udt isnO 160 iinO be,
f0r0ert uor0fn.
0lei0Eutiqnerf iuurDetG iu' &alifornias
Genats tingebrodk ofIJtn WfoRnonen,
prineipieH, ale Den 9ilfertfjsh bts GAM
sen 9anbes Bnlpibnloufsn1s Der @on'
eernenr 1pHrAe esitaAb eire GMppen,
ma1t mad BEN Eerritoriusn su satEen,
ben, D6init 0Eeidbe biigNetttd;s; poGitif9l
lifD reIigi0le 5gedks Afen Yuxasrn Be
sEfr. &taatea dg dleft lnD QldDtnh0 Dfi
gen bas @efeh er5lUhHagll niiree
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-01
eaIli0rlla asq.a Ben lla0rnionisaIas
Ia 4 I'M ! ia erbiet ct it'd
scapitnlsiren "
aspnsree banb Iunst..

aouyboh 70. Mdra. /
Sun anterbauIe iuurhe ecitern Die
sBiII, 4aelcbe Die Gnna6iid)e @llcEhabne :
nnIeibe 9nrnntirt, aneenonInIsit.
Die &roanne Des 6aiters pDu Setter
raid nls &snig BON Nngaru Iln0et I'm.
n1ditrn Sui in 4elib fiat. !.
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-01

Ten lines of solid nenpareil make one square.
OF 10 per cents. @sf fsis as III i
Every other day te 0. d. adaertisemen: viii be
charged tvo thirds of the ab,lve rates.
In the Weekly Edit on, one dollar "a square for
each insertion. * f3ss sfts VI
eli Tor lily Itsm notices, 40 cents aline frst
and 10 cents line every additional insertion.
changes in advertisements viii be charged at the
rate Of so cents square. Is r.s ssssssss
All advertisements are due from date Of hrst in
sertion Herea ter the cash system will be adhered
to and no transient Advertisements will be taken
unless accompanied BY the money.
p JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
ONCE No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE
"a lover W.'T. Berry a@eo.ss Book store.9
P. o. Adress LOCK Box ss. -
80 ss azsssE NASHVILLE, TENN
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sptfiaI Mallsgn.

i IsSsgtifS Is kSfA. 81. siass an.
kern @pSl;s tiIsbssni sif sisssist 81 NsSps-
tifl5en arIness Gs i(lss.n65 9{snse u bitfsr
aItibtiltn9 nuh terhirnt MiffmfrEi Eiamfeih Ner.
VTice bon nnlkrnl Duran ~ prrf9nith nit
Der Hntlts, ben GlsrhsbiisAsE tEiaitnl hab
nth iiis bic slisedtta eiIslltps1. Gs Cat l1ae
Rrgis iph4ftH nItb 1laett tne - re- al6 tin
G,gninn u, eefllideH MiiIpuH esssptiffn
wilret. NeR tsglil4E g. lkliEtpn f4Rp.l
s!Saetais, 20. Nsb. 1855. s1S27 5Iis
stssE 2ss8Iszs 81 e e s53gs ~ & ~ s. %
Die f3irtn Diane geglis tpn rpsfRets
n. 60. ptrheH Neli alien ai,tfn .Hfltitern eIe
has 8tllt IL BET sIti sttaIsfn. WiiFem
Inidle 5a tIiDkbatn, Dae tin nlaFldll. 90 s3n-
[ llfnnsfilt pplfpnirieitEf ma9fn fSnntE, et6lsit
pir snssben mi IIen. eae hae ef6lf ttr Mss.
pculgnlnsnsiI9 nienlaie erstitk wssbea leisn.
4sscv iie ibss yiencs - itrsy 6tssnsErti-
een 8ellsneuns tyesbtelt asssytTriifiin iis nis.
lfibtn ksm @ey0Igi9 NIT Snesnmeaten kfr
s:ss \: :r,l:: , +. :ss ::s:s s :sss ss,, q: g:
pnbrTen oabriEals II ser tsyibnairn Wfllans.
atlInns. I'm hem 8atFibat 0isseAtiaIsli ni-
htrfabTfn ID InlIta, nlisn plg efisdh'tt,i. .hag
titfss ilfttsii tnrd BE n0ii3aIiia at 81 8sIs kilkt
bel &eiie geltei moFbem n. &
4iAisteflp tabnt tit 4frstn Eil3Ii&
NpM HsFbel llsJun0tn an 3sTsn Yiops8 aisge.
tralbi nnb ne babsn q hes sTeEahprga. e..
rpftsn, ,,2iues ess,eidIAties.s u64 ,,oiieafisidb-
Intter III ninttft SidtH iiilb ne ssliil6& iR
J esEi Mstsu., ,dTttiNsr bsss4tisi. 1sll
Sir tbsptslb ~ tiee.
4 Nes Mn1siamss IA N wsuieeu Msptes nayA elm
beiit6en 1aAgssilbsI hnb nil Der &ksisfs
nH6 manj9t irtr4n fetsltn NitaisHisBs,s b4s 3eii.
/ miilcl niiiS4t4 Slleh.
MIlsn bis Is maps1en, spirb e cine &aair heS ses
eptes pftnfEesi mis- ber Etietteh faF tte 0lsSuma
uh ben Uetroue auielhtns meifl<4 s fnb<a Nsrbeil
ale cine t4ere 9sHpna, fig 80 mtnbia4t, NRbme
hen xspelnsn uchl ~ 1bau nnh e. kpiit, taf ffbes
Rrants esn M;std nskindleu pirh, % Is ttlislbsn
Essicnsa, bis has sltetpt mani4ep. ipoasp rs c.
! lRss Mbpass n snlli6a,
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-01
anbianerfr friea.

Der beboFlteben0e SubioAerffiea
iit, mad &herMdfi'g 8eridJts In eifer
9Deils borbeteitet, lpeldye enbtidl unferni
weItlibeit BOroers Die GegnnhGe1l Des
ssrie5tMs Snrhf3utrifutteii IbLripriht
1900 Wlann utter Gen. 9anrc6 fDllen
aeaen Die Gbetsnnes aHh 6ioWahe aaif
Nlreanfas Bitter nta(djirens 20O0SuTiter
@ibbore gegeH bic GiUhT, ausIdJe Die
&1iaGtefei bfi Sort 4blIip 6earHeg
neriibteu nnb 8erbanblungerl fitlb dlige-
sfniipftngrDen, HRl bic @tdihlne lltiferf
ii1 81 tbeilea nilo gegan eiitanoer 3ll
sBertpenoen. Dn8 ilt cine Mfabre0el; J;
iUetfbe bel Der niibe5abmbnren bilobeiti
Der 5nbadifer aus 1ftinAeil Der 6iniila q
nitdf angsfcdten lperOen mag, pelae
ieOod Die einSiee II, sueIdls ipirfinni
suFb fpafidin aei1nunt iperbeH f0nn =
Desfn Der &drrden her lpeiben ErupPen
oahert ses0be 10 lanee, aIs III. et9en..
ipdrtiQ iinb lal0 Aiefelben beIiiinbig atfi
oieleiTi Gebicte SliIefknIten, ipiirbe Gun !.
berte bon MliIliDnenfelten. Mir nliifen
baber wobt pber libel bic bpflo0pathifdje,
@ur dnipfuneu nnO Gin llebet 6IWdJ sin
eEeihartiees betireiben. !
l44-
alr 8e9dltuae. Bf. Sdtebi
fdreibt bon @reuaeTl: ir slipd)ea ulI.s
lere beatfdjen 9an6s stsliss 0ardiif auf> !
ilaettiaitst feline Gcattgtfe Sflr 5llsbers'
Iabrt ibrgr 5rennbe III llmertka' ubs sitza
aliFALieben. %ie erlfe llrladje iif, neil
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-01

mad bttrdGtliher Debate angencmntn
iDlrbe. Derfelbe belfintlat 8crta9lna
bon lnoraen IN bis gum erlten gitIpOd
iln Suli.
aus.
Sic 8iH fur GntfhaOigung BON 5ns
oiana nnO Ohio fit 9ebabte Soften iudb 4
srenb oes Morgan 'lden ginfailss polIirte
NIT 81 ae8en 36 Stitnnen.
@ie @erta9an8sfro9e wurot bierauf
0abjll erIe0i9t; oae bieIeIbe iltorgen
Nadnlittag bls gum erlten @sittsucA int
5nli eintrete, bab, lpeHn baan tsill Ono :
rum 3ueegen lei, oas saus iid) 5 Sage
lang DoR &ag 3u Sag Dertaoe nab,
tpenfl andt onnn ibtDoIIsabIig, bis snm
December, luoourd nebereinltiinuilllta
NIT BEN Genafe berbeigefibrt mnrot.
9lnf 9Lutfag Mfr. 8outlDells ipar0e
Dem 9lehtsaasld sldulle grlaubniB geeebea,
ieinetl 8eridt ilber Die SnlpedAnients
QtagsleSenbeit bel DEM 3ttfdniRentritte
Der Sltang I'M Suli i'm Druid eiltsu<
rtiGen.
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-01

aa6el. .yIacbrisbte,t.

u gtteOhffruetiea i'm saOsn.
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-01
saBrgallg 2.
rERMs OF suBscR1PrfoY:

&c or 1D.YERTIsIN.G 9.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18

Mix PANs.-FF Whether more cream
ca1 be obtained from deep or shallow
pans, is an easy matter 70 settle, win
Foy ~ cream To rise therefore, il will
rise n shallow nan sooner than ia o
a deem one. and. consequently, in warm
vveotber when milk will thick6n In a
few hours, shallow pans should 9e lsso
m tbe cream will be caught in the
thiekened milk and the SKINNER won
find it. But In cooler weather. Wneh
milk Will remain long enough Tor the
oyean, l-se-,, fo rise deeD pms are prefeIR3d
bv some. Even then sweeter butter
can he made from shallow pans
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18
Scrotula,
And all other complicated Chron-
ic Complaints.
All forms of Female Difficulties
attended with the happiest
results.

It is to be hoped that 90 one viii despair
Of a cure until they have given the Indian
Herb Doctors medicines fair and faith
fol trial During the Doctors travels in
Europe, West Indies, East Indies, South
America and the United States, he has
been the instrument in Gods hand to re-
store to health and vigor thousands who
were given up and pronounced incurable by
the most eminent Of school physicians; nay
more: thousands who were on the verge
Of the grave, are now living monuments 10
the Doctors skill and successful treatment,
and are daily exclaiming; BLESSED be the
day when first we saw and partook Of the
Indian Herb Doctors medicine.
Satisfactory references Of cures viii be
gladly and cbeerfuIIy given whenever re-
quired.
The Doctor pledges his sacred word and
honor that he will in wise, directly or indi-
Iectly, induce or cause an invalid to take
his medicines without the strongest proba
bility Of a cure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18

An Irish bachelor seeing the words
Families supplied" over the door of a
Sion. stepped in aud said he would
AXE q wife and two children.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR
During 1867, and 1868,
Will Continue to Visit

The following places, on the
following dates of each and every
month, viz
Headquarters, Detroit Michigan.
Office and Laboratory No. 3
and 4 Fishers Block, Wood
ward Avenue.
Wooster, American House, 9Th
and 9th of each month.
DELAW ARE, AMERICAN House,
7th and 9Th of each month.
Columbus, Neil House, 9th and
10th of each month.
Mt. Vernon, Lybrand House, 18th
and 14th of each month.
GAINESVILLE, O., Zane House, each
month, 18th and 18th.
Detroit, Mich, Fishers Block,
Woodward Avenue, 22d, 23d
oath, 9th, 28th, 10Th and both
of each month.
jackson, Michigan 10th of each
month.
Ann Arbor, Gregory House, .21st
of each month.
Kalamazoo, Burdick House, 18Th
and 10Th of each month.
Marshall, Herndon House, l6tI
of each month.
fBattle Greek, Kellogg House
18th of each month.
Grand Rapids, National Hotel
each month, 25th and 26th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18

LARGE VS.. SMALL n EBNELs FOR
SEED.-Some ten years agol planted
an ear Of corn to test the difference be-
tween the product of the same ear, and
viii give YOU the result. The soil was
lust alike, the cultivation the same, and
the crop very different, I planted the
irst two rows from the large end OF
the ear. the next two rows. much as
Won viii find them at that end of the
ear. The middle kernels produced
large ears, mostly straightroWed and
fair. The tips brought forth nubbins
only. There was not a fair ear on the
two rows of corn. I have raised corn
more or less, for. forty years I; and nov
plant only about half or at most, two
thirds of the kernels on each ear ot
corn and generally raise good crops
Save your seed corn and hang 1t up II
the faH.-Coq. N. K Independent,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18


COLTC IN HORSES. DIR. A. j. dur-
ray, Of Detroit, condemns the practice
of running horses about that are suf-
fering from the collie. He would never
allow q horse having collie be disturb
ed, except where 1t is necessary to ad-
minister medicine to him. In this dis
ease he says horses are frequently kill
ed blythe administration of improper
medicines, and even those who style
themselves veterinary surgeons are Of
ten ignorant of the doses in which or
binary remedies should be given He
advises that horse suffering from coll
ic be placed in stall or box in some part
Of the stable where there is no danger
.cf doing any injury to himself, and the
following medicine administered: An
ounce Of sulphurie ether and an ounce
of tincture of opium to be given Ia a
pint of tepid water, and this dose re-
Deated In half an hour If the horse has
not been relieved by the FIRST one. In
hatulent collie great benefit is obtained
bv frequent administrations of inject
ions. and they are also very serYicoable
when collie arises from indigestion.
which it frequently does. Seven Or
drachms Of aloes. also, should be given
to remove any irritating substance
from the intestines, which may have
given rise to the collie.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18

To PRESERVE CIDEB.-We give the
following receipt for serving cider
kindly furnished rs BY one of our la
dv readers and having tasted recent
II NJ cider kent sweet and clear bY this
method, can testify to the value oI TINS
reeeipf 10 one barrel of cider put in
one pound mustard seed, two pounds
raisins and one-fourth pound einDa-
mon bark.-Maine Farmer
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18

seYou and your wife should become
me, y said a friendly adviser to a hem
3ecked husband. @BecOme one2"- -ex-
laimed the henpecked; why we are
ZEN now.n Chow sc? ?" AShe's ! and I'm
AA9u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18
The outside Dog u ths Eight.

w., r,,.v e77,o- Of your dog. your bottom dog
or OF any dog that yDu A1lesase
go for the dog the y tse ola olss
4 ~ tH5.57eFigaa. 3. Y7Ys tafI outside the ring
EEhrsffir alTTavs his bone in sight
Cares gloi g pila in his sou44 o80 AeeAA
For either dog in the ngnt-
Not his is the bone they are 1ls52l5ng loIs
And why sEOulo my 0Qs sa1A IL.
With nothing TO gain D1lL 2 ss1s-t3Al 14-S
To lose mis- own precious slAll-
There may be q teTE E5eFElaIss VINO AitAA
To see it Ia quite TINS s51ts
But when the tuE mes nsl1 1a1tlleA e@
The outside dog IN the L51ts
+ know there are dogs-in5udicious dogs
Who think it is quite the th1ng
To take the part Of one OF the dogs
And 90 yelping into the rings
But / care not a pin what e4I may say
In regard to the wrong or the right
Ny money goes, as SVeil as my song
For the dog that keeps ont of the fight.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18

RECIPE ron CLEANING WOOL
Take one pound Of saleratus tor twelve
pounds of wool, dissolve IN water ho4
quite boiling hot, then put ~ the Wool Wa,
Il o1t ana soueeze &c thoroughly, or
maj 4 better run shrough clothes
rggingar rinse ia cold water, and
snzesd IN grass ground to dry. This
: 5yocess 9.sa y vii remove an gum and dirt
s-q1--'7 se-o-1, o,zr lind. of wool and make it
much better for custom HoFk'-- tef-
mont Farmer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18

CALF's FooT BLANC MANGE.-Pre-
pare the feet the same as for jelly; TO
one quart of stock put one pint OF
cream. half q pound Of sugar, and any
flavor that is preferred. Letit boil up
once. strain It set it on the ice six OF
eight hours.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18

The mustaehe and goatee was first
worn in spain To distinguish Chris
tians from Moors, this being as nearly
the form of the cross aa the beard can
~ art
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18
RARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

WINE JELLY. Dissolve an ounce Of
Russian isinglass ia a cup of water ;
then sweeten and favor a quart of good
oId Madeira wine, and add the lsin-
rIass.-Heat it very hot, strain it
through a hair sieve into a mould, and
Ietstand six or eight hours.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18

WHICH Is THE BEST BREED OF
SHEEP "A correspondent IN the
Prairte Furn2e7 says: The South
down sheep VIII shear, on the average,
about eight pounds of wool that will
aot lose over ona-third by cleansing
For the cards, worth more per pound
In the fleece than any of the fine Wools1
Tor this reason The wool IS line
enough for all manufacturing purposes.
sxeept the very finest description Of
E0ods. A two-year- old Southdown
gether or buck viii shear twelve
.5ounds Of wool shat viii weigh eight
pounds when cleansed for the cards !;
his carcass viii weigh from 10 to ZU0
bounds. gross, worth more per pound
than any other breed in this country,
8r. perhaps, anywhere else. This breed
IF sheep is ready for the butcher at
any time from two months and half
..id to five years, giving as much weight
Tor their feed and age as any other
breed, always netting more IN pr3por-
zion 20 gross weight The SouthdoWn
buck has always been proftably intro
duced into fock-improying, as he
always does, and ever will, in my judg-
ment, every breed upon which he IS
crossed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18

blade Of grass, a simple flower,
Culed from the dewy lea,
These, these shall speak with tOuChiBL power
or change and health TO thee
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18

KEEPING CABBAGEs.-Cabbages in
She spring are grea5 scarcity yet
there Is no reason that they should not
be as plentiful then as in the fail. Only
a little care is necessary. We have
generally kept them fresh and crisp
through the winter, and the plan We
adopted was this. We dug a trench
out of doors, about three feet deep and
boxed it all around with loose boards
Ia this we put the eabbages, standing
them on end with the roots doWnwaT5s,
moi allowing She heads to touch. The
whole was then covered with boards,
placing them close enough together to
keen out the wet; the earth was then
heaped upon the top, forming of course
a mound Of about two feet IN helghffii +
In this state the cabbages kept all
winter llong in most excellent cond1'
ton. No frost reached them, and they
were as fresh in the spring as WheT
6rst put away.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18
pg Mode Of 2xamina tion

Prof. L. disCerns diseases by the eyes he,
therefore, asks no questions, neither does he
require invalids to explain symptoms. Let
one and all come and have their symptoms
and location Of their disease explained free
Of charge,
neA- Remember, consultation and advice
free. The poor shall be literally consider.
ed. The Doctor has just issued q pamphlet
containing brief sketch Of bis life, study
and travels. which can he bad free OF
charge by all who desire Il.
Prof. R. J. LYONS,
Detroit, Michigan.
Mar. 15'67-1y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-18

ANNA DICKINSON is soon to lie
married. One. of the great attractions
must be In the fact that it will not cost
The husband anything to hear Anna S
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