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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18
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so Gold Watches, (Am'n Watch Co $50 each. 2, 500
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18

A NEW SINGING Book FOR TUE USE OF
SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES, SEMINARIEs AND
SINGING CLASSES, BY Z. ALLEN.
This Book contains
FIRST, A very carefully prepared series Of Pri-
mary Song Lessons.
SECONDLY, A large number Of CIV and beauti
full School Songs.
THIRpLY, A short Can.ata--The School Festi
val--desigaed expressly for use at School Re-
rEPrIoSs, CoSCERrs, and EXHIBITIONS.
The publishers, ia presenting this work to Prin-
cipals and Teachers. would call special attention
TO its superior merits as School Song Book
Tho author has boen very careful In the selection
Of his Music, which is almost entirely new, and
in adapting to it appropriate words with unOb-
jeetonable sentiments, which will commend its
adoption In all our Schools and Summaries.
The Song Cabinet has been adopted by the
Board Of Education, as the Text Book for tie
Pablo Schools in the City OF New York.
Price zoe. each. To Schools, &e., Six Dollars
per doz.
Sample copies sent BY mail Ostpaid on receipt
of so cents.
Published by WILLIAM HALL 4 SON,
Oh WILLARD,
July 2, 1853. SAB Broadway, N. Y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-12-18
VIM. a. POND g. CO.,

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-17

UsE THE CARD.-Many farmers who
are pretty regular in the use Of the
curFycomb in their horse stables,
seem TO forget that they have other
stock to which like attention would be
agreeable and remuneratIve. Working
oxen and dairy COWS are greatly i'm
proved in appearance, and, 4 believe
in productive power also, By being re-
gularly cleaned and earded each day.
If animals confined in stables, and
thus attended to, had the power of
speech, they would, as their actions
indicate, return thanks to those who
have Afforded them the pleasure of a
thorough grooming. They will thrive
al the better for the operation, take a
higher position in the market, besides
making munifeent returns in the
shape OF extra labor, OF in enhanced
contributions TO the stores of the
cheese and butter rooms.--RuTdL Nel0
Yorker. 81 s1 H-a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-17

RATS How TO FIX THEM.-ChlOr-
ide Of lime has freqdentlY proved q
sure thing TO drive rats from any place
infested By them. An exchange says ::
An ounce Of it scattered in the place
where they come to feed, OF wrapped
in muslin and put IN their hOless
where It acquires dRmpness, produces
4 gas that is not offensive I'd man, but
IS to rats. If chloride Of lime il mois-
tened with muFiatiC acid, and placed
IL a drain, vault OK cellar and closed
from the air little while. the rats
viii depart, because it is death to re-
main. It is also a good disinfeotant,
and will, for a time, cure the efiuvia
Of a dead rat One application of
choioride Of lime 70 rat holes has driv-
en- them away for 3 year, when q re-
neWal Of is started them again.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-17


HARvEsrfNG GEAIN. xpeFlmeut
has shown that wheat will give the
heaviest yield when cut few days be-
fore becoming fully ripe, or about the
time the straw has ttgo-thiFds or three
fourths turned yellow. As soon IS the
straw changes color, the roots cease 10
draw nutriment from the soil, and the
grain natures upon the material con-
tanned in the stalk. When the growth
of field has not been even, and some
are ripening faster than others, the
harvesting should be done when the
greatest amount is In right condition,
and it is better to cut early than delay
until the ripest portion viii shell while
gathering, for the loss from shrinkaNa'
of the under ripe portion will not be
one fourth that sustained BY the shell
ling of the dead ripe, and besides wheat
cut early furnishes more and better
-four, and less bran than when harden
ed before harvest. Another very cor
rect indication of the proper stage for
cutting wheat is shown in the condi-
ton of the kernel; itshould Be out of
the milk and In the dough state9
when harvested. At this time the
grain is composed almost entirely Of
starch, sugar gluten and water, and if
it is allowed to ripen in the field, a
greater portion of this is turned TO
woody fiber than would be If gathered
at an earlier stage.
Oats should be cut when from a third
to one half Of the crop has turned vel
low, and allowed to lie in the sWarth
Just long enough to cure sufficiently
not to mold or heat in the bundle
The straw of either wheat or oats se-
cured while in a succulent state con
tains much more nutHiment, and as q
food for stock has double the value to J
that fully ripened before harvesting.
To stack grain that is to stand some I
time before thrashing so that it will
keep good, requires considerable care.
We have built many stacks after the
following system, and always with
good success. Set up two bundles
where the center Of the stack is to be;
set others around them inclining so as
to make gradual slope to the eircum-
ference, each row of bundles haif their
length further out, until a sufficient
diameter is obtained. Lay the outside
row double and press down firmly
then commence laying from the outside
to the center, letting each row lap
half the length of the one laid before
it; IN this way the sheaves will be
bound together. Always keep the cen
ter the highest, and build the stack up
perpendicular, square or round as NAV
suit the taste. When high enough 70
begin drawing in to top out, lay two
courses around projecting out a little
further than the others to form caves.
A little poor hay or bog grass may
be put upon the top, and to secure il
from blowing away put binders overiE
Ohio Farmer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-17
FARM AND HoUsE HOLD.

To KEEP F3grI-r1zR C,s5OTs-place a cake
Of butter in a saucer, and It upon q com
mon dinner plate. Pour the plate fuM
OF water, but not high enough TO run
into the saucer, and place over the put
ter q common porous AoWer-pot which
is lust large enough to surround the
saucer and stand In the water. II the
hOwer-pos has hole In the bottom,
close it with 8 cork. Set it in q cool
place, and occasionally drench the
whole with cold water. IF it is arrapg-
cd in the morning, and properly atten-
tea viii be nearly as arm as If kept in
an ice house. II the hower-pOt be
wrapped with q cloth, It viii be still
better.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-17

To Reduce The temperature Of :
dining-room-bring a friend home to
dine some afternoon, when your wife
wishes to dress early to 60 to the
opera. The eoolness with which your
self ana friend will be received will
give refrigerating tone to the whole
house.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-17
BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR HOWLAND7s
G. R "A M IT,

Asa SOLDIER ANDA STATES NAN
An accurate history Of his Military and Civil
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finely illustrated. Agents viii ind this the book
70 sell at the present time The largest commits
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offer extra Inducements TO canFassers. Agents.
viii the advantage Of dealing directly with the
publishers For descriptive circulars and terms
address J. B. BUR- CO., Publishers, Hartford
CT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-17

TIME FOR CUTTING GRAss.-Far-
Iners almost universally agree that
grass should be cut while in a sue
cul6fft s6aGe, and their practice shows
that they also know that the la
ter il is secured IN that state, the great
er the weight of hay obtained, and
the better the quality of the same.
Reason also teaches the fallacy of cut
ting grass while ina premature con-
dition, for during its growth 1t is ia
king in gum, sugar, mucllage, albumen
and other compOnents OF soluble na-
ture, and In these lies the nutrlment,
and these soluble compounds do not
change until after the formation of the
seed, but continue 10 increase up to
that time. And further, grass cut
Fou1g requires very much more labor
to prepare IL for the NOW than that cut
later. Some who cut very early allow
1t TO stand in the cock and sweat, and
cure itself By accumulated heat, but
this Is not wise or profitable for du-
fling che fermentation caTbonic acid is
formed and an alcoholic nature given
to the soluble m&tter making the hay
musty, unpalatables less nutritious and
unhealthy.
Red clover ripening earlier in the
season than herdsgrass requires the
first attention of the farmer and should
be cut as soon as it is maturein growth
and the heads are turning brown. The
quicker this crop is cured the better;
the tedder may be used to advantage.
but BY any mode of procedure it is
difficult to cure heavy growth fit for
the barn IN any reasonable length of
time. The plan that We adopt and one
that we halieye to be as good as any,
was to draw the clover in after having
two days sun, and one turning and mix
with 1t alternate layers Of straw or dry
hay. The dry material will absorb
the succUlsHt substance, and while
preserving the new, greatly improve
the old. 2FHr rt9F
Sailing hay in the NOW when put in
green has been practiced By some but
We.belieVe no further benefit arises
from the use of this material than Civ
ing flavor to the. food, but a Ger tain
injury must follow when half bushel
per ton is used; for it will be seen at
once that q COW or horse would be
compelled to take in nearly half pint
of salt daily during winter, which
would engender fever in the stomach
making an unnatural thirst and injure
the health Of the animal.<-OkiO Far
p1er, A-s' >t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-17

1t is always conceded 10y disinterestsd
parties that know) that the Stewart Cook
ing Store is decidedly the best Cooking
Stoves 10 the world, THOMAS EVANS
Jr., is the sole agent for Delaware Comfy
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pRW1 o. ONE DOLLAR.

For a eIub or 80 (S5--One. Of the following
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Key morrocco Album; atrips5 cashmere deIaine
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butter dish silver plated nTG bottle revolving
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Tor larger Clubs the value increases in the
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Address an orders to AEAsE
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P, o. Box c.
Wholesale Dealers in Dry and Fancy Goods, Cut
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WANTED, A0ENTS. Sc ,5tS & soc ol. per

where, male and female, to introduce the GENU-
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Caution.-Do not be imposed upon by other
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T0RACC0 ANTlD0TE=

WARRANTED to remove ALL DEsIRE for Tobacco.
This great remedy Is an excellent appetizer. i
purifes the blood, invigOrates the system, posses
ses great nouFishing and strengthening power, en-
ables the stomach 20 digest the heariiest food,
makes sleep refreshing, and, establishes robust
health. Smokers and Chewers for Fifty Years
Cured. Price Fifty Cents, post free. treatise
on the injurious effects Of Tobacco, with lists Of
references, testimonials, &c, SENT FREE. Agents
wanted. Address DR.. 7, R. ABBOTT, Jersey City
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-17

The ratifeation BY North Carolina
Of the Fourteenth Amendment has
been officially made known In Wash
lngton. ~. III
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-17

no You WONDER how we can sell Thousands
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-17

New Cooking Stove called the "Black
Prince burns coal as we'll as wood, with
equal facility and success. Pronounced by
judges to be the haudsomest stove made.
Warranted to give satisfaction 10 ever par
ticular or no sale, CAN and see it at the
lower Stove and Tin Store in the Evans
Block, kept BY THOMAS EVANS, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-07-17


Dr. POLAND In the Fall Of 1857 I took q very
violent cold, which brought on severe cough,
pain in the side and lungs. and raising blood. 4
was also very badly afflicted with that trouble
some disease-the Kidney Complaint. For the
thr9e years past have been very much troubled
an immense sight, with a bad cough after raising
blood. I felt that my time here must be Hh0rt
unless / soon got relief. This Spring, I was Ga o.
dueed tO try your White Pine Compound, though
my faith in it was small. But, 90 my astOuigh-
ment, before had taken two bottles, my cough
was better, the kidney trouble also. and I c0uld
rest nights without choking up and raising 80
much. I have taken nearly three bottles, and
am feeling like a well man
would add That my fathers family is Inclined
TO cOusump mptiOn, my father, mother, and two sl8-
ters having died with it.
The White Pine Compound. advertised st laugth
in columns, is mot only as TO It's name inviting,
but rs highly approved medicine. Or. J aif.
Poland tho inventor, has the confidence Of she
many who know him, a confidence Whicthe cn-
joyed while laboring usefullY many years lE q
Baptist minister. His experience as o. suAercr Ted
him 20 make experiments which isgucd in his
medical discovery y.--B Boston IRQtcbBian Ead Rg.ec-
tor.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE.-Dr. Poland's White
Pine Compound advertised in our columns, fg
successful attempt ID combine and apply the med
iCal virtues of the White Pine barr- N has been
thoroughly tested BY the people in this city aud
vicinity and the proprietor has Testimonials %
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We recommend its trial in all those cases uf die
ease TO which it is Rdaptad- It is Tor sale by an
our druggists.-Nei5 York AadepeHdert
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
Is mnnufaplured a. The NEW ENGLAND Botanic
DEPOT, log Hanover Street, Boston.
GEORGE W. SWEET, NJ, D Proprietor.
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G7E TO $500 PER MONTH SALARY
Do paid 20 Agents, male and female, % in
tFoduGs our PATENT EVERLASTING WHITE WIRE
CLOTHES LINES. Address AEERICAN WIRE Co.,
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THE SUCCESS
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in Trada.

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