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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-12-07
Fiat de- In IOUtsinnc.
COI'R DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
JuUICIiIhE.
PAROtSSE Sr-JACQFES.
AETNA Tircuit fpouse De George Buquot
VS.. NJ. 2i9
Son MARI.
Son mari.

J.. sonssirne Grefirr De Ia dit. Conr ccr'ife
rar le present qu'an T.tme de NovemhTe 1867
de- Ia die Conr innemrnt y ila rendu dams
~l'atf,ire su>.iniilnla- Ct nnmefntte, dams les
termes ct chli1fes snivants, >av"ir:
Drux jours jndici,ires t,an, tcou'as dernis
que Judgement par dtfant a ete rcndn conire
George Bnqnni Difenisnr en- ce,te %af.ire, ct
lie d, Defrudeur ~u'aynn, nj comparu nj enlias.
~t de ripon.e. II la l"i ct les prenvcs e'an' en-
Tav"nr de la Pla,enan'e e, co'tfe le Defendenr,
il est en- consequence ordonna, al une ct de-
crete que la paiunau,e Arena Trcui' eponse
l.. GsoIGe E'".n-i. ami T7 TTconvre jngoment
conItc lie dat George Euqnoi Dtiendenr, pour
"a -ommc de- Owe mile neuf cent ONE Cd, 100
piasrrr< avrc lnlt,a, legal depuis dsnande
lut,fi,ire, ct que pour g~arnutir ln pa,ement
~ Ia dlte >omm" en- capital ct 'nteftts nne by
po,he ~" ,acitr, ltgaIc ri general. soft deere.
tee g, dtciarte en- favenr de Ia pldignanie sur
iouS les bien- dn Dat n,lenr. ct prenant eiet
Ia Ter Dacrmbre 1860 pour la somme de- Cinq
mile -cpt cent -oiNattie dix Sc ptGIl00 %piasttns,
e, dn 3 A,til 1861 pour Ia somme de Tfoi,
mile ct soINante->lx 10 100 pastries, ct 90 j
A>tiI 1862 pour la somme de Tfols mIiie ct
soiNantc.slX 70ll00 plas,teS 81 que Ia com
munant1 d'acqnats on de ga,ns c'-devant
esislan,e entire Ia Plaignan,e ct 10 Dtfendeur
soft d>.onte, Of que Ia Plaignanic rrprennc
tadmiulNralian dc Sos biens pataphernans, ct
que Ir Dtfrnirur pa,e les ffuis de cc;te aft ire.
Ainsi rendn, In ct sisna on tour si6acan,", i
la Paroisse S, Jacques, ce I3e jour de N"vem.
hie 1861.
(>ignt) r. REAuVA1S
luae dn 40 Dist. Jud.
- Fn foi dc qnol lemons ma man "t
Is : le sc.au de iad,ie C"nr, opposes aux
49, pre- en'r~. a la patoisse ST. ~Jac4ne-,
re 10 Nuvcntte 1867,
+. s. GAVDET, Gtetfier.
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New Orleans. measuring ten |a'penis md one
lht,'t, more or te's, front Of, sad rlE"r, Ivy
eie,iy arptn's. more or less, 10 depth, closing
III 1.-THE rear. bounded above ly The property
oil Ursin leliGuf aud below by Tia, 1T John
u. FercIand. Together with he Sega House.
engine. buildings aud Improvements thereon
aud tllerenn,o belonging. with ,tr rrsesvaii"n
OF a %cooper's shop belonging 10 Joseph Villa.
vase. and a small dwelling house and out
buildings belonging 10 ululle, ii {. W c.
%. a 10, Of sixteen mules. one horse. one ball,
four carts, and "a 10, Of %pioushs. harness. a
large assortment Of Farming uteus.IS, aud a
lot Of furniture, >i,velwa,e and other movable
effects.
Terms np1 CoadfionS.
The movable. mules, &C., payable Cash on
the spot The land payable one ihitd cash,
one 1hird il, one year and one third wv" y avs
from tho date Of sale Purchasers TO furnish
,l'"ir notes in coupons wit, eonl and sntveu,
secondly bound in soltdo. made payable q, the
office Of tue Recorder of til Parish, of SAINT
James, and bearing ,i-hr per cent interest per
arnnm from maturity Until tioal payment and
scented by vendors pnyl'cge aud special NOR,
gage with tn vac, DE- nm ainnaudo, - Sad
vendors privilege ant mortgage" To ensotr To
the benefit nf any and all fntnye holder or
holders Of SAID no,,s.-The Cash paid and he
notes f"rni~he ly sid pa cha~"r- to remain
James, snbrrc, To The control and 20 thn lV!.
then order Of HE Fourth JnirjaI D~uict Cont.
par,>h Of Saint James. - The Cash to be paid
in legal currrncy.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Pari.h Of 81 l,,nns lElh Nnnnn1h., 1AEr
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Al ST. JAMES EMPORIUM BRlIIG5
OUyERT DEPUIS LIE Ter OcToBKF,



--O--
I.2s.MNL-Allh.rlA Tej>>ier antnn-
cent aux l,abitanis de- la patoisse SAINT.
Jacques "a lis virnncnt d'uuvfir un noustau
sur la pfoprieta de Nine WE. En-
ee'e bonIgeols, Give gauche3, a l'enttee du
cti-mln de IA GtanAe poiuie, hesigna sons IL
nom de st. JAMES EMPORIUM BRANCH.
lis anront c~ons,amtnsn, en- uagasin On as
sentiment tres vatiA Il. MARCHANDISES
SEcAES. GHArELLERIE. ~CHAuSSURhS.
SEILERlE. QulNCAILI.ERlE, FERBlAN.
TERlt., VAISSELI.E, VERRERlE, PARFu.
MERE do l.uBtS. C~oupRoY, MoNrptLAs. G,
d. Ia Soci+Ta HyG,eSIaug. rHARMAClE,
CHN>ERVES, GROCERIES, WINS =, III.
QUElRS deS m.iileurs crus, CONFISERlE.
etc etc en- IN moi ,ons les ARTICLES cue
dol, conlen.r IN Establishment dc premlc,
utire.
ss~Ptix modetes-Ptix de la vile ga
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Etat de- la Louisiana.
COUR DU QIATRlEME DISTRICT
JIDIClAIRE.
PAROiSSE SrJACQUES.
A.iaa Ha9A er ,youse
vs.. rs
Samuel Lsgh ,poU.r,

1e sonssient, Grefiier de Ia Cour sns non NEE. rer.
/ ii. pr !" present gnu I.rm- de- N"v.nbr- 1867 d.
IA di,e C"nr. ingsm.n' a 6ta r-nin d N. Ia cause .u.-
,nti'n itr ct nuWetotte dan. '-s t.rm-s ct chifres .a,-
wants, .avsu
Drux jner- indIei,ites s'ttant troul6s d-pni. he in.
Cement Tar d"f'n' renau d,ns cette affaire cnn're |.
Dtfend-ur $ muel l. Ugh. ancnne r6pons. n'ayan, 6te
erliaSsar par lni, ct Ia loi ct les prens,s t,sn. en- ia
v@ur de Ia pi.ignant" Arena Da"thi-r, 6pon.e dud.,
SAMUEL Leigh, II est orlorrG, adjug" ct d&ctsti gu.
4-4.- S .aaAel L.I2A sn-, 81 il 81 par ts prison, con.
damnt i psser a 81 d'e tpause Az ma Dtuihier la
som,rs 10 Dix mi rent snixant. dow. 5SllOO na tres
1892, al ave-" interet legal d-pnis d.mand- ln7ici Ire
E, svec hypntneqne s, l-S prnprietf- iudt Samue
Leigh. prsnan' etfet d-pais les dates ci-aetes, SAVIOR:
POM S2ii &c Il d ter dn L Mi 1872
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Succession de Jru Ferry Iuclos.

En- ver'n dun orare lie ven,e a moi ad ressa
dams la sus dl'e affai,e. %j'"t1iirai en- vc,,e m.
bliqne. sur ihahi'alinn v ilavaso Ire o.. 10
NENpREDl 90 DECEMBRE 1867, a 10
henres dn main, I"ni-s les ptopriit6s mobi.
lIere> appar'euan, a Ia Sncre->inn d, Eru F.r,v
Dtclns. el CONSTANT en- I'm ini de MARCHAN-
Discs SFCHES, I'm chpval q, une ch,,r.,,.
Condt,ons: Compliant EN- monnaie l.uale.
S THEREOF.
Sheriff.
Paroisse St.Jacqaes, 7 Decembre 1867.
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AvL3

a aifa'mer pour ihe aimee, nlNANCHE
PROCLAIM. a II hcures du matiu, la BAT
TURE de Ia Corporation Saint Michel.
Lieu de l%encan. vieille E.iise S,-Mjchrl.
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state Of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAiN1-JAMES.
Wood a. Robinson
=. vs.. N $50
Joseph I.Huruso.

BY virtue nf "A writ of fri facios, 10 me- d.
IN the above matter, | have seized and
ollie, at ,ubllc @aucl.on, On The premises,
IN FAlDAi, oh day If JANUARY, 1858, at
IL o'clock A. Nj, ,he her matter described pro
perry IL satisfy lie above judgment, 10 wit;
a certain tract OF and situated III TIE Parish
Of St. james, on he rishl bark Of The Mis-
si>~lppI river, about -iNty seven mites above
New y leans, mca> uting toHr arEtil> more
OF less 'front.' to said river, iy eighty arl.li,s
in depth, elusing IN the rear bounded above
hy lands Of NIllavaSo & E@roll,et>, aud below
10y those Of j.. B. I"tcldui with all tie
bulldogs aud Improvements theteon.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
CASH on the spot ID legal currency.
$. THEREOF,
. . Sheriff.
Parish Of 81. James, December TN, 1867.
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Paroisse Saint.Jacores. is NoecmNrr 1867
STATE OF LOt lSIANA
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.

Succession IF lac Ferry Duclos.
BY virtue OF an order of sale 10 me directed
IN III" above matter, ! w'iI offer =, pubic nuc-
ton, on ViIava-o Brothers ptanra,ior. on FRI
DAY, 2oth DECEMBER. 1867. a, 10 o,ct.rk
A. Nj all tn" movable property brlonstug la
the Succession # The late Fr,,y Duclo., aud
of a lot Of DRY GOODS, a bo,..
and a cart.
~TERMS-CAsH in legal currency
S. THEREOF.
Sheriff.
Parish Of st. James. 7rh December. 1867
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State of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish Of st. James.
Em6iine Lnn2'rv nr.
VS.. NJ. 2!D
On;zims LeB me mar.

], the uuders ignei. CIprk of tie above named
Court. do hereby certify that judgment was ten
,ieted by aid Cuuti a, lis November Term 1851,
il, the abov. eu,llleh and numbered Suit, IN the
words aud figures following, 10 wit:
..Th. law and ev,i.ure being IN favor o.
$780, -a-t..4sl y = a.1..sA
odiu,loed anl ,'ecgeed that the community 81
,roue>,s and rains heretofore easing between
EmYiiue Landry aud her husband Ohez,m' te'
Blanc be ana is hereby dissolved ant that her"
after titere ctlsl a separation o. property h'
tween them Tht, SAIL Em@liue Landry hive
dgmen against her SAID husband Tor the sam
Isl. nf Thee thousand and fifty SIX Dnilai> With
nliyIler. amd mott gag. nu her husband pro-
i,orty tforn ia, 20ih Of Fehnary, 1889 81. Tor
the som OF five ,hn4<aul niue lmr,ited and four
Dollars with ,ni>rtrg" and m"r'gaee on her
hli>taut'- property 10 date toom tie l2th OF
F-buaiy, 1919, and for costs Of these proceed
luus.
Given aud signed in open Court, in the Parish
II S, larnes, ,hs 18Th OF N"vemhsr. 1867.
ISignrAl Il BEAuNAIS,
lnder Alb Jad. D>r.'
~ n faitl, wh"t""i witness my hand
LIS. and he -"n # AID Cat,,i set aud II
~ f>.d ~ IT,. Parish If s. James, this
l9h Noleuttr, 1907
T s GAUDET, Clerk.
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ct une sfp..a'ion de bienx IT dissolution de h, comno,.
nantf ~d'acqne,s on DE- ga ms ci de want exi>ante entire
Il Pisigns.te ct IL D,fend-nr, e, Ia r-prise rar Ia Pl,i
gn4nte de administration de ses bic MS sipar8. e, ra.
raphrrnaux. sont pour lie present ordonneeS. aIinyies
ct dscr6te-.; les frais de ce,te affaire deyant etre pay :
p. le Defendeur.
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Il, ndu ct signa, en- Cour ~sitg"ante, Parolsse SAINT
Jacques. Is Novemhre 1857.
t~iy,i, r. HEATVAlS,
.Iuee du 4- Dist. lnd.
49, En- fot de quot tGluoin- ma signatnt" ct To-
IS .,.,n d.. IL dte Cont. apuo>Gs anS ptts"rt"s
- a la psrois.e S'-la'qo+-, e. y $"vemhrs 1901
T.. 5. GAUDET, tretiiet.
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in legal cnueury.

S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish of st. James, September l6th, 1867
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49, In faith whereof witness nv hand
LIS. aud III. seal If said Corti, So, and If.
- fised a, the Parish uf ST. James, this
lob November, 1867.
T. 8. GAUDEf, Clerk.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05

CANNING FRUTF. As the season of
fruit Is Just eommehoiDg, anything that
will, enable it to be successfully can
ned at small expense, will very much
prOlOng the season. Only those who
have tried it know the satisfaction de-
rived from eating a dish of straWber-
ries or peaches, in mid-winter as fresh
as when gathered. The annexed
n3as11d Of eanniug fruit was furnish
ed to the New u oEk Farmers Club. By
Mrs. Powers, Of Oswego Co., N. Y.
l will suppose your fruit and glass
cans are all ready. / prefer cans with
glass covers. / soald the fruit in a
large tin pan, With juice or water to COW
eF 1t. Put half tea-eUp of cold water
into every can, and fill up with hot
water. IN OW empty aBan and fill it full
with the hot fruit, and then another.
Let them stand open till the hand
can be held upon them without burn-
ing. AS soon as filled cut writing pas
per the size Ofthe can, one for each,
and when cool slip one over the fruit
entirely, and ill up the can, on top of
thRspaper with boiling juice, and seal
at once. Ladies, try this way :; the.
fruit wlH pever mold and win keep
any time, liz you don't eat it. The pa-
pers keep the fruit from rising to the
top of the liquid. There is no use of
setting cans into the water to heat
them, or Of putting them into quilted
bags; 1t is too troublesome. Let the
fruit shrink, and then fill up to the
sever as eolese IS possiblegr Ladies'
must be governed dy their common
sense. Men attempt to give directions,
but their wTves have to tell them, aud
they are likely to forget.-Prairis
Farmer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05
ALSO,
AIIDiseases of the Blood, as
And all other complicated Chron-
ic Complaints.
All forms of Female Difficulties
attended with the happiest
results.

tits to be hoped that 90 one will despair
Of a cure until they have given the Indiar
Herb Doctors medicines a fair and faith,
ful trial. During the Doctors travels il
Europe, West Indies, East Indies, South
America and the United States, be has
been the INSTRUMENT 10 Gods hand 10 re-
store to health and vigor thousands who
were given up and pronounced incurable by
the most eminent OF school physicians; nay
more: thousa nds who were on the verge
Of The grave, are now living monuments to
the Doctors skill and successful treatment,
and are daily exelaiming: "Blessed be the
day when first we saw and partook Of the
Indian Herb Doctors medicine.
Satisfactory references Of cures will be
gladly and cheerlully given whenever re-
quired.
The Doctor pledges his sacred word and
honor that be win in wise, directly or indi-
.ectly, induce or cause an invalid to take
his medicines without the strongest proba
lility Of q cure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05

To REMOVE THE TASTE FROM New
WoOD.-A new keg, churn, -bUcket, or
ether wooden vessel, viii generally
communicate a disaRreeable Odor to
anything that is put in 70. To prevent
this inconvenience, first scald the yes
sci with boiling water, letting the wa
ter remain ia it until tits cold. Then
dissolve some pearlasb or soda in luke
warm water. adding little bit of lime
to it and wash the vessel well with the
sblutioh AfteFWsrd scald it well with
PLAIN hot water, and rinse it with cold
water before you use it.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05

ORANGE PIE.--BOiI sour oranges in
plenty ofWater until a straw will pierce
the skin then cut off a piece from the
top and bottom, cut the remainder 10
bits OF slices to a quart bowl of the
orange put teacup of sugar, and half
a grated nutmeg, and finish as pie or
tart. IF sweet oranges are used, the
quantity of sugar should be less.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05

J DlONH LllG AfAtsAlA-g ,
Of the milk 1t ha.
been proven by &C
fual experiment &
increase the quan
tity Of milk and
cream twenty pei
cent. and make the
butter firm anc
sweet. In fattening
cattle, it gives then
an appetite, loosenI
their hide ant
makes them thrive
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05

Some English farmers feed each
head Of stock from a pint to a quart
of molasses a day. 1t Is diluted with
water and sprinkled on Hay, which is
packed and left to feTment twelve
hours. The cattle like it as we'll as
children do sweet cake.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05

The best COWS are home made. A
civilized nation is wealthy where home
productions are good and fashionable
Long and happy lives come from
homo made clothing, and home made
children.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05
CELEBRAT TED
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, 5th
and 9th of each month.
DELAW ARE, AMERICAN House,
7th and 8th of each month.
Columbus, Hell House, 9th and
10th Of each month.
Mt. Vernon, Lybrand House, 18th
and 18th of each month.
GAINESVILLE, o., Zane House. each
month, 11th and 18th.
Detroit, Mich, Fishers Block,
Woodward Avenue, 22d. 23d,
oath, 9th, 28th, 29th 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, 18th
of each month.
Battle Greek, Kellogg House
17th of each month.
Grand Rapids, National Hotel,
each month, 25th and 26th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05

In Central Georgia they are excited
by the largest crop Of wheat raised IN
twenty years, and BY the great interest
felt il Sunday Schools.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05

HARD ON NNASBY.-Ihe Kentucky
qstatesmtn reiatesetBefplIowiDg anus.
ing dialogue: .s $500
RIqH,-A party of gentlemen, we
heard, were sitting in a welI-knOwn
bar-room not far up the street. a few
days ago, when one of the party men
toned the name Of that witty and in
comparable Democratic writer, "Pe-
troleum ". Nasty"
j Bob. 'l7sayss one Tsofs then. t'where
abodts Is the Cross Roads where Mas
by writes his letters from ?"
i don't know, Billy" says he, "but
4 guesssit. is over. in Bourbon
There's ROSS Road Ib there."
No, SAYS Bob, II don 'tFeckon ii
is; but to tell the truth about the matter,
Nasty may be a jolly good fellow, but
l will be blamed If be amt doing our,
paety more harm than good.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05

In Illinois the oaags orange hedge is
planted, cultivated and warranted. for
one year, at 30 cts a rod. In two years
it viii keep out all stock, and il is SAID
to last five hundred years.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05
FARM AND aoUsEHoLD.

Two members Of a family in Missis-
sippi recently died of starvation. They
had lived for some time on sassafras
bark and roots.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05

HORACE IN BAD HU1EoR.-The Grand
Army OF the Republic have very gener-
ally expressed their opinion Of GreeIev's
last folly, in terms more f0rciDle than
polite. Almost every Post in the coun-
try has adopted resolutions censuring
r him for becoming bail for Davis where
at this White=cOa6ed philosopher rverv
unphilosobh bhieally. wakes 5Vrosh. In a
late issue of the Ili51gle, III. G. y speaks
Of the members of the Grand ARMY as
'.ofhee beggars and politicians calling
themselves the Grand Army Of the Re
public and meeting in out-Of-way
places with grips and passwords .
Horace Greeley has said great many
toQlis p 5lll1l sgss and q greet many untrue
LhAngss Dut ne never put upon paper a
more untrue or foolish .1afag1aDfi The
Grand army is composed of soldiers
who fought, and is in no sense a partisan
organization They have their Eoliti-
cal opinions, which is their right, and
on all questions growing out Of the war
they are free to express their opinions.
Ihey did not approve of the setting at
liberty the head of the rebelliOn-which
taey crushed at so 5grelt ~ cost, Sneltherf
do they approve of the gospel now being
preached by Greeley, that treason vyhea /
l6 reaches certain proportions is not 4
GFeaS0ElH4oF the adoptiCnrO1- such a doc
trine renders them liable to be called to
the field too often. His assertion is nor
only a calumny, but it is couched ilrl
the most offensive terms. If the sol
diers of the Grand Army do not resent
this imputation, we are very much
mistaken in them.-TOJedo Blade.
s~Unr EE-gEFe eEAEaEE aaWnE
t'Who's there ?'' said Robinson one
cold winter night, disturbed IN his re
pose by. some one knocking at the street
door. friend, was the answer
what do you want?'' Want tc stav
here al night. F" 'Queer taste, amt il 2
But stay there by all means" 4" was the
benevolent reply.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05
rnna so

U YoH Want q Kiss ks aEe ~
1fa& aa
There's q jolly Saxon proyerp
That IS pretty much Ike tnlss
That a man IS half in heaven
When he has q womanis KISS
F3y7f there's danger In delaying-
80 f1,e avveet71ess may forsalze it;
So tell you, bashful lover
Tfvou want q kiss, why take It.
eEaEaE s#G
Never let another fellow
steal a march on you in this;
Never let q laughing maiden
= See vnuI sBoiling for q kiss r. -fsrft
There's a royal way to kissing
And the jolly ones who make It
Have q motto that is winning
Ifyou want a kiss, why take it.
Any fool may face q cannon;
Anybody wear a crown,
Rut a man must win a woman
II hed haVsl TOR his ovh
WohIa Soh have the golden pple
You r4l1st eiIl,l tl1s tree and shaz1a iG
IfGae thing 3 TfriA the having
= and yaI want b Kiss, why take Il. -
Who would burn uIDOn a desert,
with q forest smiling by
who would give his sunny summer
For a bleak and WintFgE slIy2
OH j ten yOu fhere iszaagie,
And you cannot, cannot break it;
For the sweetest part Of loving
sto want kiss, and take it.
VI q. 4 -
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05
~ Mode Of Ezaminat ion

Prof L. discerns diseases by the tyci be-
therefore, asks no questions, neither does be
require inyalids to explain symptoms. Let
one and all come aud have their symptoms
and location Of their disease explained free
Of charge.
BsA- Remember, consultation and advice
free. The poor shall be literally consider
ed. The Doctor has just issued a pamphlet
containing a brief sketch Of bis lie, study
and travels. hich can he had free Of
charge by an who desire IT,
Prof. r. j. LYONS.
Detroit, Michigan.
Mar. 15'67-1y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05
TEe 6BtGt3'CE3ates to SeJG C71eGp-
el' han 07Iy transient
BEO9U.

Our business has has been conducted
10 your midst for many years and we mean
what we say in our advertisements. Our
Large Cash Sales enable US to handle
Dry Goods % the most favorable terms,
and our customers shall share al our goo
Bargains, Ha 1898
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05

A blade Of grass, a simple flower,
CUiled from the dewy lea,
These, these shall speak with touching power
of change and health TO thee
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05
Table CuGerv.

A FULL assortment cf fine Ivory handle Knive D
"a just received. Pcicts reduced Is n,r cent at
the Jewelry store of
June l4, fe7-u c. PIATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05
Chairs! Chairs !!

WHo keeps the best assOrtmeuto Of Co okin
VI S'oVesf EVA Ms.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-07-05
AUCTION ;
Toilet Quilts, Lancaster Quilts,
Dice Loom Table Linen,
Table Spreads &c.
sfiA OUR STOCK OF

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HARD ON .NAsBY.-The Kentucky
ftatesmtn relatesstBefollOwiDgs anus.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15
e. on TR 4 S T.

hundred pounds Of Pacific uano contains 40 pounds Of NI"e and pom"
IS pounds OF
field which
Pacific applied receives IT. 900 pounds of Phosphate OF
of pounds
Of Psruvq applied 1050o pounds Phosphate Lime which
pounds received by the field treated with Pacific th
applications end of 10 the field treated with Pachc
would have soil - Phosphate of Lime than The field treated
PERUVIAN would nave
costh 1or than the Iatfc.
inevitable tendency the Peruvian Nuan to bring
Sol Pacific
lvcc Improvement saving This
elusive and unanswerable.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15

purpose desire mervalue dpit other fertilizer,
duty less than privilege wherein this Guano
conducting this business have adopted and continued argd " Of IN
which believe
this impota branch Oft raCe on basis
capital annually purchase of fertilizers by farmers
many naoa such involving such
just and proper that possible protection should be given the
only be impartial and such
adopted conduct of the business of this Company
q G. 90
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15
EARLY MATURITY OF WHEAT.

in o of Sl. I1f
crop days earlier than when tized with Perurirn
hold
to knowledge by number Of farmers both this and last
year nl wotlyo of
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-15
T. ~ TION.

of the high character rapidly attained by SOL Pacific Grno
found the to articles OF trs
that the REESE Co.
6d the Gg and be careful supplies from response
bic dealers, otherwise they may be deceived.