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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
Selegrapbii6c Sepeiden.
(gertbtst far ten .RtHtfhtn 9erreIpensatten..l


Befun9 Mpnrpr, 81. Stuff. = ..
lnp s. glder, Wradtr aus Ncrfplf itnb jur
6cbuns hes am 20. rs. MtF. 9Cluntenrn
StpcncrS r@arG s. SiItn0rr" oUS8cfaD-
rem
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3emefratiicbc NafIfiFdtipu.

Sadipn, Drift, 81. Suit. - @eilern
Mbepe ipuree bier cine pcmpfrattede Rntiis
fattors~8 erfammluna a~b9ctatten, ipeldte bic
grpbartt9fte Denomination bilprte, bic ir>
mails in bteier Statt uno I'M aeiammten
Staate geleben tpuroe. lleber $4,000 Ote1.
i6et tppbrten rerielben BET. Die Nrp.g pr>
fer plattfprrt, Se9mpur'S uro 9tair'S Nps
m,nationen wurpea nit beiiptetpiem Gntbl.
iiasmus tnrchirt. 3atlreida Geoen Durpen
setdtten. Spu IL llbr bis an ben Wprgcn
mdhte Elm impplanter Sadetsus nit Ntlliif
ee Runbe rur6 bic feitltb srleu dtete
Stabt.
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Dempfratiibc WaiiensI ertamm=
Iupo

Bafttn9tpn, M,f, 81. Sult.-Dc.
tern fdno bier cine glcbart.se rempfratiihe
@afenprrfammluns fat, In pelder mebrcre
Nctabeln aus ct. 9cui5 Repen tielten. Die
Mep yorfer 9tattfprm u. GeYmru 9tair's
Npn,tnaticnen purpen nit arcber @esetle>
runs tnrcTrt. @rpBer Sadal,ue. Die
Staet bate Bis ium Mpraen itumtnirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
Naltimnrrr Nicherfrnn,.

Die aftipst WiitBliceer, icwte bic 80. @tullter nsrhtt
biernIt sebetsn, bel her moran, 2ritnthd, atsneS s
lltr, In FER rGorecrptasSane" lidttfEfenten gencral-
grebe ~eetaai1i; punttltd ~ %eridttntn.
GS30 q. VI. 9SaIrter pr1I.
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gcmpfrotiidher xSpipn.Smb.4

W0ntellp, gSlSc., 81. SulI. = 9eute
bAben Rh bic Oempfraien aus Wurauettc.
County bier perfdmmelt unb einen ySomne
Club" fir Die 8aIt.Gampa9ne 0earinoet.
lleber 200 Mtt9lieecr batn lth beutr 9en,cfs
bet. Ger Club siro bale 10000 @taum fart
fem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
NJfaOilDn, YUae Nr. 50, 3. >. .. &.

Die N t9lieeer tieicr &p8e wsrptn trinaenb eriuut,
nahfen Mtitt,pod) idmnlli6 III. sridetnen. aned:
Sswtltaun8 elmer tnttrllsnng tlr bic bel her listen
llebsrl Gremmua8 Setrefensn.
llSJl rs. g0icscrIcpfr. Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01

WolN!

Sd beanie ptuts eGS hpd,fr srdmium fir drus
rtf mifd,es une 'rsnhss Spie une 2iiber!
i. Ratne,
beuftbes q&edfeis Sefhdf1,
hII-l E~s kss Pnftfnrr-s- NIB Gdnhi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
Gicrmauin 9ooe yir. AZ, z. 8. 8.

Tic Wi'g.eper pbtetr Spse nertcn su ter Sicnf1aa,
ten 4. 4uguit, atenEs s llbr ltattTnrtneet reBuidret
8erfamml n9 etngetn,en. SahEreitb ~ eritetheh, I'M
turt Az ~iaiIente @tlhlift 30 uuierer tnrt tte lebtet
leteritwem liuna pcrun Jludter gtttslieher bairsiGe
!Saro AZ rcidsu. 9m Iufra8e:
sIIs%~B 80 q. Sdd,s, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
SempPrattidDe otattfitnttpn,

ct. 2Dut8, 81. Sult.-@citem Nbrnb
fans am 0reimetlentauie an brr ct. Gar
lns 8pd Gcac cine Malirnprt iammluna her
0tmptrattn beS 1rwnibip ct. Fouls itdtt.
@eaen 10000 Menlhm fparcn Srrilmnrlt.
Auftttae mt @dnnern, Gronspdrenten, Sri
umpbpd8en, &anpncn II. {. No., tpurpcn &C.
Galten. Se68Setn Wuiitcprp8 "iduittcn rem
un8ebeuren SldB elm. 8. Nrrmdn, Gba6.
Suttpn, WISriee bicltcn engtihe, 8. 6.
8rpfmcser unb s. 6a9cn beutide 3teten.
Die Nereyprfer Slattfprm uno Icmtnattpn
pureen entbuliait.I h r0ttfi5irt. llnssbeuter
Subel fiate bic aanSe StQbt. Der Sadels
aua, Der auf bic @erlammluna irl9te, pabr;e
BITS sunt Mpr9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
Uraee'S bernbntte Salbc.

- mesburu, WaG., IS. OFT. 1858.
5rn. Grace! @srtter Serr!-Na6tem mid
rtstrsre QSpGen lang Elm teteuIenbes Giteraeidmiir' In
UNI has uetei su s%ntfernsn. rbne irsenb pelte %ginterune
su fyiirsn la pars mir TIRE Saite anseratben, une tbr
%rertante Id netne rafte unb bauetnbe Setluns. 4s ae.
scuts 8ertraueu aui TIRE Seilsiaenidaft ,u %attenirsn.
Wltt Srhadtuna ter Strise Same5 ecan.~
so bstatiae HE 99ahrtet Der ubisea Anaatt.
90. Dearborn, Or. Mfe."
aetb ~. Sowle & Spbn, eplsn, Gtsentbamer.
Del aaeusIppttefern 30 q Cts. bic Shadiel Al habuL
l33.h 8. 6. Al z. SO. & i en4-I-2
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Gampfcranfunft.

Mew ~gorf, 81. Sult.-6tr Gampfrr
0Siaar Bell" BON &tAmpno lief tsute Mtt,
taA Bier Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
saMtttIds siss @aibinatou.

WENlb4kgYEa is 1uli.- (GrplpIlpn.)
..SASl63 SLaaps fTESsffF 10 Der IL. Cir. Der
sg4aBagqStsehMsls. s nSrpeers" BON
syteebttENSt.Jt an sefesfs. stpei glerfs se-
SAANAsa shs &cpfsS M N.Y. ista ssben
. 9Grd6Sf faaJSa2g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
Mfdanirg'D Daaufrein.

Inter pbiaem ylamen bat u6 ein nt4er @dusfrein pr
saniirt, weider lem. tsselmssissn gevianmlnnseh I'M
apfale bts Srn. 5 OBJ. @e8er, @de fer glu!terrp. Y.
Gbatswpribir., a%tbalten pir'. Sienftas, 4. apsnf'
$500 IVY" q. ". Sung, prdt.
O. u. Sitter. 8iespaf.;
.4.-. @eDra &oibc. Staein.;
1S3.5) s. 49,. Wig. Sod. Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
9ln tneiue Gultben rEb baS 8ubllfum

Do eS ppn etrer SPPottten ge8en MID dusseb etlet 1T,
has i'd Itt her 6lutb n,ein Srcp trr 10 uns 20 CTS. prs
Vdtb peltauit Bate. 10 srltdre i'd tiees tiealit fur clue
nietrrtrGbtise Qerl1Enteuna unp merbe G~enieniaen be-
lptnen, her mir SbItes tepeiien fahn. SD hote int
@tsenI br1t In pieIsn SGGen mein I rpb su terob9eieStst
Nreilen an tnrtb bic 8iutt tetntseiudte 9an,ilisn YER
fluff, ppfir Id Ytwetis tabe.
(tS9-bl 3uhdtiu {cIc son Gatpnsuile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
Sim rOo0mon- DQuufrfin 1(r, [.

Dieter auf cine neue Dirt etnsertttete eaurerein III
I'M Stanbs. Denieni8en, HE 60 brauden, tn furar Belt
Gelb su beI1afen, rnb tesablt Senientstn. wsl6e thr
Sch ider arItest ppaen, 8 grpoent Grtra'SnisfsHea
haltiabrlid.
Ole erte rtselmasise gsrfnnm 'lna siclss gsrstas
ptre nlbfenB teniae, Zen d., abtnbs suhr. bel Sfrilt'Gn
Mtuer, Wr. 100, Snps 8rpaeipas ab8etaltsn, no Is tut
Seter, her fd raran %tsttstliBt, rrn srFseni Masea Nneeh
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9. 3. N pitie. prey. graf.
Soispb 2d,rudb, n sGasn.
1880 8. fas. y Gstr.
Dfr fibfrtn-Danprrrin

lat i'd %een6tbiet, IN Brlee Der ou8emeiren 8@erFetur9 N
Sarr,fpnhr. feinen Ssrfamfnfins SORT mad stpressahnr.;
gtr. TO- Sru. Samtur8er's 8!rarnttsem nnb iGtn, ss-
lcaenem ylas-,u serleaen mo RE fhaG.e 9eriammluns
Mpntas Ntenb ten 3Sauaua. aattfntea. nns Rte
,weits ,tsefnisise Gtniabfure erbpben MIR.
Cs3-i1 mig. Euie. GER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01

bottom, 81. Sui. - y. s. Cutting,
II, unb TbpS. Srpmn, 16 Sabrc ali, limo
iceben brrbaftet mprben, mciI iie aus benz
Gpmptptr bon QSm. s.. Sent & So. 8pnpS
flr $4,000 9eitptlen batten. Sie bdbcn
9citdnrm unb paB @eifcHIenc %,uritdaeifelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
. Sofipn -9roc Wr. 16, V. .. II. 9

Esse1 unterintutG Ter eErt lie letelldnfIX
Petrcfenen wtrtep rte Vrnter III rtdlt iatlret9S1
nabme IN eer an, @ittpod,, cen 5.Au8uf, 4
ben reaeura6iBea gerdin nIGHa ettBrlatet.
GS3) Geo. SIrpHsr, SdbrtttaX
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01

Mabrtb, 80. Sut.-Ote 8Dnistn Mil
tte Defamation bes Npmtrat5 Hure5, hes
Gpmm1npetir5 Der ipdnifden 6lette III cen
0meritdntfhen @eipd1ern, ntdt dnnebnen.
9pnbpn, 80. Subtle llbdmerttani
ihe 9ppit lii III bteItaer Stdet anaefomnten.
or brtnot meitere WahrtGten pom Srieesr
idauplas am purana. Gs finn mHlp Sd
Metro Sereihm prn benz RarQuts bon Ga
rta6, Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der dattrten Sir.
mee'n e%tnaetaufen, tpeide anEunctarn, haB
biz Selfung Sumatta, Bite fp lan9e unb 10
bartnaft9 ppn ZEN @~ara8uaYancrn ecrtbct"
piQt pprpen mar, Cnblth In bic 6Inoe Der
MGitrten aeflten lit, Gtn5clntciten ttber pie
itsten Wlpmente per 9Cta8trunB ioerefn nittt
brriftet, aud finn bic Gapttulattcn6 : @e-
~rtnlunaen nod ntht befannt geipprbet. 9er
3wtlt, Der intiden bent Wener1l garils ulo
rem 0meritanilAeu @eidrpten, !6rn. gS1ib>
burle, entiinncen 1T, 1T nod nt4t betgcie8t
pprreit. Or cntitdnp in Splae eines Ser
iudc5 bes Wdraut8, ben Ser. St.> Oampfer
yWo8p", IN belcn YCrp ith Der amrrit1ni-
ihe Ueianbte befanr, h1ran gu nerbtnbern.
Den @ardna btnauf ~ t1bren. t6r. @sbb,
Ccr @ellnpte ecr Ser. Stadtrn ;u 8tp S0-
neirp, bat bel Der braiiliantihen &egierun8
oenen ttlicn Gtn9rif IN bic 8epe9unaen hes
an 9~lragua9 accrebittrtrn dncrlf1niid,en
@tianptrn rempnltrrt, uno Wtrc feline @dle
Serlansen, trenn Der 9pfr. Dg8asp" putd'
Den 9rfcbl5bdbcr Der aliirten StretttrGite
1termnt5 aufoebalten pcrccn ip0te.
S~auncis= uno Ntman;bcrtdte.
2pnbpn unb 2tSerp6Dt. 81. Suit,
Nadm. - Condos 942s fir @aargcto
94H-9435 in 8ehnun9.-@cr. ct. 5.20er
7215. vSatuctSsG cntralbabn" 94l9
yGf!e, Balm" 4335j, rSlttanttc unb @reat'
2Gritern . 9abn" 4l16. - 9aNmwolc ftit ;
gcrtauf $4,000 galcn; llpt1nr5 90; Or
leans 1018.; @phenSertduTe $4,000 Bat
fen. Sir Grpprt 1000 8a0tn. SPrfu-
tati0n 1000 Salfn. Auf Eager 553, 900
S1Ien. 9mrrtfdnifhr 1902, 900 9altcn. =
WebI q cd. 6 y. - @aiScn, calf. wetb.
IL CD. 2 p.; rptb. mritI. 10 cd. 6 ~
Wrtihfpm 30 cd, - Safer 3 gu. o.
%StcIihmeincfetih IS 3d. Sett Is cd.
= Gtetnpl, ran. II; ROB IL SN. -3udtr,
ntht I'M Warttc.
@ntperpen, 81. Suit, Tahm. -
Stcinbt So Sratcs fir Nr. II bridnciiNe
Strobe.
Sranffurta q. W, 81. Sui. - Scr.
Ct. 5.20rr Fau gu 7615 bis 761.
9drts, 81. Suli.-Sbrie tett9; Nente
60 6r, 81 @.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01

Ne,p .VIprfcr NlarFtbcridht.

Tew,gprf, 81. Suit tc SGluB
nptirun9 betrua beute 14518.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
IrniraI- Auf. -Dauufrfin lar. 8.

lie Miteiie6er rerben hermit etnselaten, IN Ter
8erfammluna HienSiaa, ten a. Auauf, atfnss s utr,
~ eriteinen. "a @eibafte nru 99thtietttt rorlteatn.
S5einrid, Sdboret. prdf.;
(1s2-n .4r SSrau, Gfuuia. SER, .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
Marnlan0- DanufIrin llr. 6.

Gersiaslstal BET 5rn. s. 8abef. Gle 8ant. unt
3arotmehr. ud6ftn Gienfae. ben 4 Nuauf, gten.s
s lbr. rirb bic ,weite auaass tssaplt. Vile, ipelts iih
nt6t iaamen. .gu6 iSnnsn adnpieuts af @runbsissH-
tbum @els be.pmmeu.
ICS3-4 HWf- tf.H B'r 6drf Grd. YER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01
Ufller D0nDfrfilt

Dur Grinhuns etnes nsu,n Yaussretus. III cine Der
s ltr, bel pm. Gtp. 3rautwsin Nr. 1ts, BARRETT
Gde ven Scwarblr.. anbtraunt rpretn. Itttlnttrer
werten hermit b5ai&ft sinSelaeen. Sm Iofttase 'tsb.
refpr gitoer. 1888 Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-01

SpIptti wv tVkiAt-
SIM bfenittden geben 1T nid,ts, pber ipaut
pie nid,ts ppn 8creutung al re9itrtren. @u-
fer rent scrbbnlihen unpermeipltten Con.
tin9ente an Wprpen, Selbtmprpen, 8aubcn,
Tiebltdtlen unb Shapenieucrn eer Wpde,
pctei defenders unier Nahbaritaat Bsnnipl.
p1nitn nit Serlbiepenen Grplcfipnen llnp
JeuerSbrlnten ara beimseiuht pdr. lit tein
bemerfensapertbes Gretsntb, unb, Dart Der
gutteen 9prfebun9 piesnal aud fetn beeeus
trnber GiienbatnunfaG sprsefpmmsn. Die
.Stee BAT allberal beoeutene raheetaftn
nnr iinb nlr nod iebr Sereinsette Safe bon
0cnnenitth aemelbet roreen. Ite Musp
quttos. Snsdlipn en- m,lfs lebt uns fpatr~
,heinlih crit beopr. yWsriaoen feb th
Comment
SIN ensera 8reiie 1t in unI'rer Cpbdre
fpenig oerdnher.. 98ir latoriren all Zen Nad>
tpeben bes fhnsren Shlases, Der uni're
Stabt tn Der 8prtppd,e bstrpfe,, unb III bel
fen m5alihifer Qinoeruna irwpbl Ginse1ne.
ais 8Drpnihaften unb gerrtns III lnbens,
wertbem 8etteifsr fretiptQissr- 81 setterung
4des auf3teten; ipas uas 3u tetTen erlaubt,
taB aud bic Radtipeben oteier barten 5etm>
ayhuns BAH in b1s &tih Der Sersefsnbett
NfHdipfen fperben.
e >S4Af l1f!!"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

PRIzE ACRE OF Corn Henry Robb
Of Medina county, Ohio. was awarded
the premium, for tfre best acre of corn
by the Wayne and Medina AgricultUr-
al Society. The land was second bot
tom, had been cleared tWenty-seven
years, and half the time under pioW.
It had been in pastnFe two years be-
fore ploWine for the premium crop in
the middle Of April. 1t was narrowed
soon after being ploWed and again just
before planting, It was planted on the
Both of May, and worked i've times,
twice In a row, with Briggs cultiVatOr.
The whole expense Of growing, cutting
up, and busking was 1873. he har-
vested 123 bushels of ears, worth SOC
per bushel, $61 so, and counted two
loads of fodder at $40, making a total
of so %, a4foEdinR net-PFOGs- Of 'sJf
Is. The whole deld Of ten acres gave
L,040 bushels Of ears, equal to 693
bushels of shelled corn, and 594 bush
sis Per a3re. The premium acre gave
81 Bushels Of shelled corn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
Farm AND HOUSEHOLD.

How TO HAVE MEALT POTATOEs.-
It is a very common thing in the spring
to find strong, Watery potatoes On the
table, unless care has been taken to
select aud preserve them. "A poor pO-
tato is the poorest article Of food that
can be had; as soon as they begin to
BBrout they win begin to grow poor
and waterE, the best part Of the root
going 60 the support Of sprouts hence,
to have mealy, nice potatoes, it is nee
eHsary to keep them from eZhausting
themselves in this way. An exchange
gives the following method Of prevent
ing the potatoes from sproutinR, which
we hope will be tried and approved;
Take good, sound potatoes, place them
In a tub or a barrel, and pour boiling
water over them until the eyes are seal
ded 30 they viii not sprOut. dry the
potatoes thoroughly in the sun, and
put away in a box or in 3 cool, dry
place This viii give a good mealy pO-
tato all the time GernsGnt0t1B 1eSe-
graph.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

DEATH.-We have never read any
thing more beautiful than the follow
ing from the pen Of Geo. d. Prentice
f1There is but breath of air and a
beat of the heart betWixt this world
and the next. And in the brief inter-
val Of painful and awful suspense,
while we feel that death is present with
US, that we are pOweFless, and the all
powerful, and the Faint puIsatiou here
Is but tha prelude Of endless life
hereafter, we feel in the midst Of the
stunning calmity about TO befaH us,
that the earth has no compensatIng
good to mitigate the severity Of our loss.
But there is no grief without some ben
Efficient provision to soften it's intense, ,
ness. When the good and lovely del,
the memory Of their good deeds, like
the moOnbeams on thestOrmY sea, light
up our darkened hearts and lends to
the surrounding gloom a beauty so sad,
so sweet, that we would not if we could
dispeI the darkness that enYirOns it,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

The following places, on the
following dates of each and every
month, viz
Headquarters, Detroit Michigan.
Office and Laboratory NO. 8
and 4 Fishers Block, Wood
ward Avenue.
Wooster, American House, 5th
and th of each month.
DELAWA ARE, AMERICAN HOUSE,
7th and 9Th Of each month.
Columbus, Neil 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, 28d,
Oath, 9th, 28th, 10Th and 3Oth
of each month.
Jackson, Michigan goth of each
month.
Ann Arbor, Gregory House, 2Ist
of each month.
Kalamazoo, Burdick House, 18th
and 18th of each month.
Marshall, Herndon House. 1.-The
of each month.
Battle Greek, Kellogg House
18th of each month.
Grand Rapids, National Hotel.
each month. 25th and 26th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

On the Hudson River Railroad, one
hundred and fOrty-fnur miles of track,
there are constantly employed one hun
dred and fOrty-seven hagmen and sig
ualmen, whose sole duty it is to "see
that there are no distractions Of any
kind to render travel dangerous" and
to display signals of safety or danger to
every passing train. These are eXelu-
sive of dagmen, sWitchmen, and all 9TH
ers employed at the forty-Odd stations,
who also provide for the security of pas
sengers and property. After the pas
sage of each train, by day and night,
men walk every rod of the track, in
specting every rail, chain and tie, and
informing the signal men if there be
any necessity for stopping the next
train. That OF three millions of passen-
gers carried last year not one was killed
shows that great care is exercised by
the managers Of the road, and it shows
also, that such precautions as they use,
viii insure safety, and ought, therefore,
to be used on all roads.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

Somebody has introduced a bill in
Congress to authorize the issue of I4O
million more legal tenders. Why cut it
SO ane2 Why not issue a thOusand-or-
two millions, and make money plenty.
The Enquirer has the picture of a man.
all forlOrn, with note at bank to pay,
and nothing to pay it. shining Third
street to raise the wind, and cursing
those who oppose the issue of more
green backs. Let the mills be set grind
ing that every man who has a note to
pay, may hold his basket and get it fill-
ed. Why limit a good thing? There
viii be just rs much need to issue
another 40 millions as the first. 1t is
not going to help anybody unless It sets
prices booming, and then no greenback
mill can keep pace with the demand.
But there is one thing it will do. The
hrst beginning Of an expansion Of the.
currency win so shake confidence in it,
that trade win Immediately begin to adj
lust itself to a specie basis, as the whole
sale grocery and crockery, and some
other lines Of trade have already done.
contracts will be made on gold basis,
ana the Courts viii enforce specific per-
tormance, as they always should have
done, And then the legal tender will
grow uncurreut, and the legal tender
clause VIII grow shaky. The imitation.
lists would play out the legal tenders by
q short circuit If they should prevail
eg5sislaGti Gazette
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

THE Folly OF QUARRELING.-If any
thing in the world viii make man
feel badly, except pinching his fingers
in the crack of a door, it is unquestion-
ably a quarrel. No man ever fails 60
think less of himself after it than be-
fore. It deRrades him in the eyes of
others, and, what is worse, blunts his
sensibilities on the one hand, and in
ereases the power of passionate irrita-
bility on the other. The truth is, the
more peaCeably and quietly we get on
the better for ourselves and others. In
nine cases out Of ten, the better
course is if a man cheats you, cease to
deal with him; If he is abusive, quit
his company and if he ISLANDERS you,
take care to live so nobody viii believe
him. No matter who he is, or how he
misuses you, the wisest way is to let
him alone, for there in nothing better
than this calm cool way Of dealing with
the wrongs we meet with.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

Even when the Suez Canal is com
pleted-whioh it will be in October,
1869, according to a statement BY Mr..
Lesseps to General Dix, last August
our continental system of railroad will
still make the shortest line Of con
nection with Japan, China, and part
Of the East Indies. With both the
Suez Canal and the Pacific Railroad
open, New York will be three hundred
and seventy-nine miles nearer to Mel
bourne than London; and by the Pa
cifc Railway, New York will be with
in twentY-siX and Liverpool within
thirty-fve days travel from Yokohama
while to go from London to Yokohama
By the shortest Eastern line, now re-
auires 6fty-three days travel.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

A good deacon who was naturally
high-temper man, had been used to
beat his oxen over the head, as all his
neighbOrs did. It was Observered that,
when he became Christian, his cattle
were remarkably doCile. A friend in
quired into the secret. "Why,8 said the
deacon, formerly, when my oxen were
little contrary, I few into passion,
and beat them unmercifullY. This
made the matter worse. Now, when
they do not behave we'll, I go behind
the load, sit down and sing Old Hun
dred- I don't know how it is, but the
psalm tune has surprising effect on
my oxen"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
Sa- Mode of Examination

Prof. L. disCerns diseases BY the eye; he,
therefore, asks no questions, seltber does De-
require invalida 20 explain symptoms. Lss
one and al come and have their symptoms
and location Of their disease explained lfe8
OF charge:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14
And all other complicated Chron-
ic Complaints.
All forms of Female Difficulties
attended with the bappiestl
results.

It's to be hoped that 20 one will despair
Of a cure until they have given the Indian
Herb Doctors medicines fair and faith
ful trial. During the Doctors travels 10
Europe, West Indies, East Indies, South
Americs and the United States, be haa
been the instrument IN Gods haod 70 re-
store to health and vigor thousands Who
were given up aud pronounced iocurable BY
the most eminent Of school physicians; nay
more; thouea uds who were on the verge
Of the grave, are now living monuments 10
the Doctors skill aud successful treatment.
and are daily exclaiming: blessed be the
day when arst We saw aud partook Of the
Indian Herb Doctors medicine.
Satisfactory references Of cures win be
gladly and obeariully given wbenever re-
quired.
The Doctor pledges bis sacred word and
honor that be win in wise, directly OF indi-
Eectly, induce or cause an invalid 10 take
bis medicines without the strongest proba
bility Of a cure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

p- Remember, consultation and advl8.
free. The poor shall be lsbsrally consider.
ed. The Doctor has just issued a pampblei
containing a brief sketch Of bis lie, study
and travels, which can be bad free 3.
charge BY Ell who desire Il
Prof, r. j. LYONS,
-, Detroit, Michigan.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-02-14

A blade Of grass, a simple flower,
Culled from the deWy lea,
THESE these shall speak with touching po Wsr
OF change and health to thee
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-06-18

finely. We learn that it will be three
stories high. When completed will
be an ornament to orr place.
II. ID. Weaver has his Soda Foun-
tain in running order again. The
lovers Of Soda should call on him.
The unmerciful flagellation Dan
gives Colfax will do just about as
much harm in his election as the i'm
parchment farce of our Township
Trustee did, few days previous to
the last election, considering the
course from whence it came, as Dam
i. not in the habit oftelling the truth
when a lie will suit. III.