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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

OUR ANNUAL REyIEw.-We are devoting IN.
usual time and labor to the Commercial
and Financial Annual Report of operat ms
in New Orleans for 1867 aud 1865, which
will be published on Tuesday, September LIST. in
our letter sheet Price Current and in the Daily and
Weekly CRESCENT of that date. As this will be
one Of the most accurate aud comprehensive doc
uments ever issued by any Office in the Crescent
City. and as our last annual review was received
with such commentator that we had to republish
it several times during the first week of September
1867, in order to supply constantly increasing
demand, our friends and patrons would confer an
especial favor by sending in their orders Omptly
during the ensuing week. Parties orderil u 100
copies or more can have their cards inserted free of
charge, and those who prefer private circular
may ind it to their interest 10 call at our Office.
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The SUNDAY CREsCEsT.-The Sunday Ores
CENT, in all respects, is paper which We offer
rs creditable to the literature and journalistic
enterprise of New Orleans. Filled with the
latest news by TELEGRAPH and mail, With in
teresting local events, with miscellany of
literary contributions original and selected
and with the latest financial and commercial
intelligence, it Is paper which we
Sfer to the public with entire con-
hdence in its being acceptable. The
Sunday CRESCENT being carefully and leisurely
read, is paper the advantages of advertising
In which are so apparent that nothing further
on the subject need be said.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

TIE CATTLE DISEASE The Spanish fever, which
now prevails so fatally among the cattle brought
on T. the North from Texas, il is asserted was OBJ
served fourteen years ago. In the spring and
sumner of 1854. when Texas cattle were first
brought into illinois, disease broke out among
The droves. resembling yellow fever in the human
race and proved so cOntsRi0usthat all along the
track where they travelled the farmers lost
great portion OF their stock ia few days. So
serious was the damage that the people of south.
western Missouri held meetings and took measures
10 forcibly prevent The passing Of any more Texas
eatte Trough the country. It's not known ex-
scty when or how this particular epidemic Of 1854
disappeared, bot here seems 20 he no doubt hat
The cattle plsgue now so widely diffused also had
its origin in Texas.
1be oresdto catIle disease has made its appear.
ance in Vermont.
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Programme.
Headquarters Mounted Democratic Clubs Of the
Parish of Orleans, Aug. %, 1868.

The MOUNTED DEMOCRATIC CLUBS Of tbs Parish Of
Orleans their Guests viii firm for the Procession Of the
evening Of the 29th iDstsnts as follows:
The seymour Knights form with their right head
column resting the north side of street. just west
Intersection with Rampant street, thu lst Of she column
extending Basin and thence down Aohsast
Size OF Basin street
Guests from letters other parishes will firm with
their right head Of column, resting the south 81 Of
Cana just of Its intersection with stree,
left extending back themes up the south
east eide Of Basin street.
he Drsym,n's N. united GLIB will with their right
rest he south Of Canal just Of 1t. inter
section with Basin street their ding ssulh
tide Of Canal 9 toward the lake.
Blair nights will form with their right sting
the thvett eide sf Ban street and sputh OF It's in
te-secon with Canal street tie let extending solth to
Common rect thence out northwest aide Of Common
street toward the lake
S. TIE Blair will fern with their right resting
the sid Of Basin street, ani NORTH Of
with Canal street, ef extending down the north
west side Of Basin street
6 Ths Crescent Mounted Club viii form with their
right sting the north side Of Canal ct ls extend
ing like north of al street.
The above met toned Clubs will move zs foIlo-s:
j. The sey mou Knights
. Gnest from Jsns' and other Parishes
Draymens Mounted Club.
L. Blair Knights
s. Blair Qua ds
g. Crescent N united Club.
All the ubs will form march In fours IN obedience 70
the sueons Of the Grand Nar,hal of th- proee sion
All uhs are expected to BE- in position before Ga ook
that the command will be reported to IN Grad
ssrhsl formed when he takes his posi- the Clay
ktstute.
The following gentlemen announced as Assistant
BaTshas aid the Chief Of the Thirteenth Division
posed the Mounted Democratic Clubs Of the Parsh Of
Orleans durirg tn, Grand Democ ratio Tocn Ii h. Process
sion to tab place THIS EVENING. They will obeyed
and respected secordnRy:
Ds. EAs. chopin,
Mr. SAM BOYD,
ME- BLAIR,
DIR. j. d. BURNS.
Mr.. LEEDS GKEENLEAF,
Mr.. LCCIEN ADAMS, JR-Ssym Knights,
=. h. @ BUCHANAN -Dray men's Mounted Club.
=. H. Is FOLEY-Bisif Knights.
=. o. kYD rR-Blar Guards.
CHAs. - GkEIN-CreseeHt City Mounted Club
Those OF the Assistant Ma shas Who members
Mounted ubs vil the uniform II their respective
shiEsti with the addition OF angecOored rosstte
ii white streamsrs left side Of the breast.
Tn Lot members Of the Mounted Clubs vii wear black
felt hat, black coat and white pants the above
toned Tosette.
A. p. MASON,
Chef Of the Thr'. enth Division &c
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The Frank Blair Guards paid touching
tribute to the memory of Mr.. King, our
iamented contemporary of the Times, last
night. As the club approached the Times
building, which is draped in mourning for
the death of its chief editor and proprietor,
the band struck up a dirge which was con-
tinued to the end, before they moved forward.
This mournful and well-deserved tribute was
marked with good taste and manly feeling.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

An EXCELLENT CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. -
The immense, solid and fre-proof Mont
gomery Warehouses, in the square bounded
by Julia, st. Joseph, Fulton and New Levee
streets, are offered for one years lease. They
have just been renovated and painted, aud
are in excellent condition. In view of the
enormous shipments in grain and other pro-
duce from the South and West, the coming
fall and winter, more advantageous invest
ment could hardly be made than the lease of
these capacious bnildings.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

Victor Hugo, although smnestied by Louis Ma
psleon. continues b. ee srp'h with thai ten
tate, and refuses 70 return France until the Ma
pO'sebs are interrs d. He lives 10 fus ga M
STA c-s on the Island Of Gurnsey, and has the
roysl bahit Of allowing the crowd Of comnOa
mortals and sight seers to visit certain Dorti rs
bis house at certain hours Of the day. and IN | '.
as the suprene ~ happiness, tn peep n, on h a
window at his back while at work 10 bis lib ey.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29
THE PKOCEssIONt

win be composed of THIATEEN GHsAsD DIVISIONS
constituted rs follows:
Leading DIvision
10 NIXON Chief OF Division composed of Gu..,s
Delegations Clubs from other Parishes Cities or States
FIra Divi.lon.
J. o. LANDRY. Chief of Diyiioa composed Of tho
First Ward Regular Democratic Gao all fost Clubs
located in that Ward
Second Divi.iea.
THOMAS NUKKAY, Chief Of Division, composed
Of the nd Ward Regular Democrats Clab and all Foot
Clubs loesed in taat wNd-
Third Division.
GERARD srIIH Chief of Division. composed or
the Third Ward re ula Democratic aad all F,os Clubs
located ia that Ward.
Fourth Division.
JAMES II. wINGFHLD, Chief of Division, CON-
posed OF the Fourth Ward Regular Dtmoerste Club and
all foot clubs located in that Ward
FInh Division.
E. A BozoSIER. Chief of Division, composed Of
the Fifth Ward Regular Democratic Club all foot cubs
located In that Wafd-
Sixth DIvision.
GEO W. WHITE, chief Of Division composed Of the
Sixth WGd eguar Democratic Club aad foot clubs To-
Gated in that Ward.
Seventh Division.
EDWARD ByRMUOEZ, Chief O. Division eoppossa
Of the Seventh ard Regular Democratic Club and all foot
clubs located in that Ward
Eighth Division.
JOHN GRAYER, Chief Of Division. composed Of the
Eighth Ward Regular Democratic and all foot clubs To-
Gated in that Ward
Ninth DIvI.ioD.
LOU A. WILT, Chief Of Division csmposed a.
the Ninh War Regular Democratic and all foot clubs
located in hat Ward.
Tenth Division. 4
THOMAS MCKNIGHT, Chief o. Division eompossa
Of 1.-THE nth Ward Regular Democ Club foot elubs
lecstedin that Ward
Eleventh Division.
. RICHARD C. BOND, Chief Of Division, compossa
ofthe Eleventh Ward r. guar Democratic Club and All foot
clubs located In that Ward
Tw fth Division.
T. P. SHERBUrNE, Chief Of Division, composed OF
the Algers Regular Democratic Cuo and all Foot Club
located IN Alg1ers
Thirteenth Division.
A. P. MASON, Chief of Division, composed Of all tho
Mounted Clubs from the parish.
Independent Clubs in the several divisions will afer the
regular Wa'd Clubs, take precedence in line according to
seniority Of organization.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned authorize
by Mr. CHARLES MORGAN, owner Of the Morgan lines
United ststes mail steamers take Marine Risks o. ra
and Mercfand shipped BY his plying to Mobile or
any Of The Texas ports, AT ONEHALF THE RAGS
AnOPTED BY THE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS OF
NFW ORLEs Ms Jay l. 1858
Mr. Morgan's fdeDce IN his canes,
desire trade betwess Orleans Mobile and
exas ports have dictated this
For further tcu'ss those invited to call
the efbce 80 and so Camp street.
CHAS. A. WHITNEY b co. Agents
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

We join cordially in the suggestion made
by the Picayune to the masters of steamers
advertised to leave early this evening, of
postponing the hour of departure till 10 or II
tonight, in order to give all hands an oppor-
tunity of joining in or seeing the great
procession.
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Route.

The p eesi"n VIII move oun' the hesd Of Canal .trest
down the rh siee Of Canal sr.ss down Royal sr..t 10
ESsan Field street; Eian Field street % Tho eve..
up zee 70 Esps1sde sre-t down the side ef Is
pianse - Get 10 ch-rres street, Char.ra. 70 Cana
snd Pry sn'a streets 70 wShioRto. sveaue o. wah o,n
avenue " sasaEins street. Town M.saz,e street 20 Canal
STREET thence 70 Clay satue VIII re- Eppn the arrival OttAo
divisions and elsbs, shey viii be dismissed d pers
JAMES McCLOsKEY,
0rand Marshal
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

The Draymens Democratic Club. an organ
iz"tson unsurpassed in this city. or may be in
the eSnntry, has honored the chief editor of
the CRESCENT with an unanimous election az
honorary member.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

ATTENTION, lNvNcIBLEs. The members of
this organization are instructed to assemble
promptly and without fail at headquarters,
corner OF Basin and Canal streets, at half-past
i've this evening, precisely, in order to join
the grand procession
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

IT Is thrown in your teeth that you do not keep
yonr dental apparatus In proper trim it is your
own fanlti for all the world knows that you might
do SO ~ usins the mstehless vegetable dentrfrice
SoZodont
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

We were much gratifed at meeting on the
street yesterday our genial friend, Col. John B
Weller, just returned from pleasure visit to
the mountains Of Virginia Col. Weller
returns in most excellent health and spirits,
ready to take his post in the campaign.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

TENTH Division. Thomas Mcknight ESQ.
chief marshal of this division, instructs the
various clubs embraced therein, to meet at 81
o'clock this evening, at Tivoh Circle, prepare.
tory to joining the procession.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29
Grand Parade.

Rooms DEsOcRATIc PARISH COMMITTEE
New Orleans Aug II 1893
Inenormitv with resolution passed meet
ing of tbs omme-. held The 18th inst notice eby
that there will be = GRAND PARADE O. all the De
ocratic Clubs in the parish, SATURDAY EVENING
August 18th
themselves in commute ttiou with HOn. JAMES NC.
CLOSKkY, Grand Marshal for full. iciions
By oseer of the Democratic PARISH Jmmittee.
JOS. ELLISON, President.
Gas. W Cu1BERrsox Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29
TERNATEs

Persons who propose being absent from
the city during the summer, can have the
Daily or Weekly CRESCENT sent to them by
leaving their address at this office.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

Thanks to the Seymour Cadets for an invi-
tation to attend their flag presentation, at the
Crescent Saloon, Magazine street, near st.
Andrew, this evening, at halfpast five O'Clock.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29
Fas smar,n,s Cotton Ties.

We have Large Supply Of the celebrated AILTgATOt
hc On hand which are M surpassed In quality Of Iron
ing OF oesf tngsh manufacture and fuzzy guafaa eed
Also, FASShAsN'f BUTTON TIES. and DIAM Ogn
rlk 5, 80 extensively used IN years
FOR sale In any guam " suit pufchas
CHAMBERS & LATINO
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

We invite the attention of all those who
propose to turn out in the procession this
evening, whether members or officers, TO the
usual advertisements in our political column.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

The CRESCENT sanctum was visited last
night by four tisers-an in prime condition
and in excellent humor. God bless such
tigers.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

The aids to the chief OF the leading division
are requested to report at the CRESCENT office,
No. "a Camp street, at 81 o'clock punctually.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

The officers of the Blair knights are re-
quested to meet at the headquarters of tie
club on Sunday, 30th inst, at u NJ.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

DR. JULIUS RoNBERGER, 1.ts Assistan, to DR. s,c0.,
PArisJ OCGLI>T. l4O Canal street. New Orleans Ohoe
hours from IL to O'Clock CT mic for Diseases Of the
Saturdays from to o. lock Physicians and wediea stu
d-ns are invited to attend the Clinic Demonstrations with
the Opha moscope Poor patients be treated and
erzted on Tree Of rha,ge
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29
Jas. IL. Thompson,

NJ + r. G ANT LOR.
No. 75e broadway. Corner OF Eighth .tre.s,
EEw YORK.
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Fire Works. Fire Works.

AT The GENERAL DEPer OF
G. W. Miller a. CO..
CoRER IF NEW LEvEB STREET AND YATcHEz
ALLEY.
Just received full supply of BRILLIANT FIRE WORKS
suitable for Procession ard Hum at very low rate.
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Iron Cotton Ties.

In addition to the celebrated ARROW tbs, am no.
prepared 70 eeve orde from the trade sELFFAs
TIMING BUCKLE TIES all made Of the best quality Ems
hsh Iron. and BANDS Of any required length
II. T. BARTLETT
General Agent. g CarondeIe ct street
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

We offer our services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PEkTf etc IN the Southern States References and In
formation prompt given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON & CO.,
No w.
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II. Carer y Go.
CELEBRATED PATENT IMPROVED
COTTON GINS.

A FULL ASSORTMENT of the LATEST NANUFAo
TUBE Of these vel known and most approved GINs IL nos
received and constantly hand TO ether with SAWS
BANDS, GhATfS, BhISTLEs. BOXEs etc
The VIDE and Unsurpassed reputation Of tbs through
ut the country is vel estab to require further e
tfeasss or Endorsements 10 the planter
FOSTER q CO.. Agents,
Me- 10 6ravier street.
New orleans La
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NtU Goods.

@. H. ZIMMERNIANN,
% ana 96........ Canal street. ia and 90
has just returned with Large Stock Of
CoRALs, DIAMONDS, WATCHES. FINE JEwIERY
AND SILVERWARE.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

Office
MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT LIFE
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA.
The following named gentleu elected BOARD OF
DIRECTORS for the above Association for the en-
suing wo years, dating August !, 1868:
j. NJ lap TYRE VS. MOUNT
JOHN DAVIDSON, l. Il POTHIER
ZUBbs ER, WIN. McCuLL OCH,
l. hARKS g. siAVAROC
y. y HM DT, WIN. CNEEVY
COofEk TH0S X FiNLAY,
". PIKE. ANTHONY sAMBOLA
DAVID MCCpARD, FArkIyh IRW \
tAULt IELD, JIM O. SINNOrT,
GERARD SIITH, W. O. NICHOLs
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors held day
August ls6s the lowing named gentlemen were elected
cfieers Of the Association to serve two years:
JNO DAVIDSON President:
W PIKE Vice President;
r. W. YOUNG Secretary;
l.. A. FUUkNIfR treasure
W. B. KooNrz, Attorney.
W. Q. NICHOLS, NJ D., Physical.
The Office Of the Association at No l2 Carondeet
street. Davicsons Row where the officers Of the
are prepared to re,eive applications for membersl in
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29
Democratic : ationaI Ticket.

FOR PRESIDENT:
HORATIO SEYM OUR,
OF NEW YORK.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29
ON SATURDAY NIGHT,
August 60, 1889.

The Democratic Parish Committee having appointed
JAMES NIcCLOSKEY,
Grard MarshaI,
He will DO assisted BY the following namei gentlemen
Cbi.f MarshGls:
J. h. WALTON
J. B. STEEDMAN.
8 l. JANIS
W. p. HARPER.
AssistaBI Msrsha ala.
q DHFERIFT
LOUIS 1T. MARTIN.
N. OGDEN.
o. Z. HALL
OHAs. W CULBERTs0N
OHAS r RAILEY
W N. OWE g.
JAMES MiLrENBFRGER.-
PLs eide CANOEoE
eEORG4 @. GARNtR
LOUIS Z. Pile.
ALEXANDER WALKER.
WILLIAM STEVEN.
PAIGE n. BAKsR
BDNIN L JEWE.L
NUnA DUFoUR.
". P. GERHARD.
NJ y. sYsILIsKL
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

FER VICE PRESIDENT:
FRANK H. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-29

Electors for the state at Large:
KI-GOYLRNOR x. G. wICKLIFFE Of Wet FelisisnA
ISAIAH GARRETT, Of Ouschita.
ALTkRNArEs:
JAMES p FRBRET, Of JeFsison.
JUDGE J. N LEA, OF Orleans.
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Programme
FOR THE

Grand Democratic Torohlight Procession,
To.TAKE PLACE
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. RICHARD C. BOND, Chief Of Division comma
ofthe Eleventh Ward r. guar Democratic Club aud all
clubs located In that Ward
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

PLANTING Com IN DRMLs--Of
late years the subiect of planting corn
in drills instead of hills has engaged
considerable attention among some of
our best farmers In various parts Of
the country, and as far as we can as
certain il ID steadily winning its way
into favor. On the large farms In the
South and West It will hardly be ap-
proved, but upon small farms, ID af1u-
eut soils, where it is important to con-
dense crops, 1t is highly to be com
mended aud will no doubt after a
while be very generally adopted. lt
may require a little more LABOR In
cultivatiDg. but the increased product
In corn and fodder will far OveTbal-
ance this, and the saving Of time IN
planting, as the corn drill is used, IS
an additional consideration. We have
always thought, aud frequently said in
these columns. hat there was not
nearly as much importance attached
to the fodder as its real value deser-
we'd. There Is nothing easier to cure,
and there is nothing that cows and OK
en- like better through the winter. If
In good order, which is not often the
case, they prefer it to hay, thriving
we'll upon It. And what farmer who
will not admit its value when cut aud
steamed, and especially If sprIbkled
with a little brine Indian corn is
one Of the great staples of the country.
As food for man and beast it surpasse5
all others combined. Yet we never
thought that its cultivation was atten-
ded By that thoroughness which its
importance demands. In passing
through even eastern Pennsylvania,
where it might be expected to be cul-
tivated in perfection, there is a lamen-
table degree of ignorance or neglect
manifested. The corn is q tender
plant and viii dWindle under rough
reatment.- Gern1antOj0B Telegraph.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

GRAFTiNG.-The editor of the Ger
mantown Telegraph who is good auth
ority on the subject, gives the follow
ing rules for grating
As the time viii SOON be here when
GRATING viii be in order, We WIll re-
neaS our former advice, that every
farmer should do his own grating. Et
is verv easy operation when once Uu .
derstood AID this is readily done BY
seeing the operation. A sharp pen
knife and a good fine s2w are Indis-
pensable. Splitting the stai3 90 tha5
The bark shall not be bTu1se0-an!d
shaping the scion, wedge fashion both
ways, preserving also the bark unln-
iured--and placing the rim OF the
wood of both stock and scion exactly
together, so that the sap can IRtermln-
gle, there is no danger Of failure II
properly waxed. We make shoulder
to the graft. and think it adds TO the
certainty Of success, though probably
Weakens it, We prefer, also, two eyes
or buds Co a graft, and would rather
have only one than two. One year,
wood should always be used when 1t
can be obtained, as it is more certain
to take, and grows more vigorously.
w e WISH 10 EduAluu eAAOo0 "a SH-AANe1
wax, that we have found four parts of
rosin, one part Of beesWax, and one
part Of beef tallow. TO be the best pro
portions. Melt them together In
skillet (Which is the best), or a tin
cup, and mix we'll 1t should re-
main In the vessel and be used as need
ed. Twenty or thirty seions can be
waxed with one heating mp. When
much grating is to be done, little
FIRE for heating the wax should be
made on the spot, between two bricks
or stones.
We have seen various preparations
for grating wax, aud We believe we
have tried them all, but prefer our
own. Applying warm or hot does no
injury to the graft. The object to at
taia in the proportions is that the wax
will not crack In cool, dry weather, or
melt in warm weather. IF, however,
upon trial, different proportions be
required, the foregoing can be altered,
though after trying them in several
ways, We have come back to these.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

THE BEST Grass FOR BUTTER
IF you aim at a great flow of milk, teec
clover if YOU wish rich milk, and well
flavored butter. feed young timothy and
white clover, if you aim at the best re-
suits, both In quantity and quality Of
butter. feed on fresh pastures Of white
clover aud timothy in sumner, and
early cut timothy and wheat bran in
winter The grass must be cut when
heading ont. or better. voupg aftermath
well cured. Avoid roots and garden
stuff in general. if you wish good
quality Of butter-though, it is nov
held that these fed while milking or
Immediately before, viii remedy the
evil,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-24

odoroUs With rank smells. There e
yet sufieieBt earth to use TO absorb
the gases aud to benefit you. There
is no need IN having a bad pig-pen, DO
more than to have a bad hOTse-stable
or q bad corn stall. Last, 2 dry clean
site for the premises. fhIs VIII Tree
you of the mud. especially IN the
spring, when il is most wanted to be
dry. This viii make lt healthy as
well as pleasant. It Is the only thing
man. Dogs and irrational men have
kennels aud dirty premises; that is
their EDeniHg Post.