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IN prs.S;snt n,6c4.a. Il .,;,;c;.. ..,t.;,
rcs;t;crs t.ksr Is C3sner.l G,.ns ch.,s;r.
thet the I.,ter,. ovn h;storv ~ ~. ~
slnvs - -0yrs. ..us anav .cs.eressd IL a.
! xf1ns ffon n preiident. Int indneed hrm "a
befieye IS vorid carry al tke Preid ~ Z
nurncsa. The Pres;dent says GeneraI 5raut
~ "a he sPtss;dpnt, s.efsf issshe proper
rre4rA.5frnA4 4vnH e{id arvr.srsif III ~. -.
centsd thia oGiee. and Nd. hnii Il n aea.et
thst enurse.D Voc nav heve cbsnrei vour
v;eva as q tha lav. hat you certainIv 1;d not
rAa..e So.r ,;eve = Is ia Do.,rn -, Ma
me,1~a ~ ~ vo.reeH - n. he.;rh;,s
The Pe6e;6eos savss he knovs sf ~ stesnts
that vouM have beeu violssed b. Gsneral
Grant in carving out his psumises. and an ~
conar.rv charres Ge.eral Grant v;th insnho,.
Si.ea;a. = IA reaointien q -, n.1ss. -.
snsd ~ Stsnfnn. unrnortinr g e. s3vsn hr
tss Ps.eidens's = dirsct;es. ,The Psssden,
- = ~ n knNNv kAW y0Aay naa
lieye your,elf from The orders of The Pres;-
dent. - = 6aae, bv De Onnstitut;oa.
the Comm.nder-in-Ch Chef Of The srmv and ~
". and i therefore ihe oeici.l suner;or :.
veil of the Gensrsl Of the army as Of th.
ser,etarv az War.
GsI - vs0ss 1. II. tsAtaS Srs,. II.
dorscs ~ Pres;dent's yers;or. S.r,.,.rv
Msfsioch M tbe report a. I'm 9con,e,...
tion. as eiyen by he President ;n Ria let,e, -
The ala 1lt.. nha~tislly sceorar VIII III.
,ecoIlect;on postm.s.e, Gene,sl R.na.ii
hnntsa ftur, tbe pres;dent,r fssta, ~ ths si.t
q - orn hest reeollect;on al th. co.,.r...
ton ~ tho .Cab,nst msseiss. G.c,sAerv
8rn n&ninv ,ivrs ! renn,t a ibe conv.r...ticr
vhiel, tooi rlace. vl6ich 4 e.tirelv fsvc~bl.
10 tha Prer;denes statemert.' S>.vs..,v
Sevsrd aI,o sives Il aetaiI his ovr ,srnHec..
ton n ia ecrver.,;on n ~, ,he pre.;-
Ssnt An !. III tbe Csh,n., = ss,;,. rsss2rsd az ~ ned.
4 sta,ement Il ths understapdins hetveen
himself and Genefsi Gr.at .ecording With
the version given BY the President, bus he !
fSeward) did no, understand General Grant
~ denying nor as e.p,,eitly Admitting these
statements in the form and fall esten, il
which the President made them. Grants
sdniss,en Of them vas rs,her ind;rec, and
clycum nsatial. thoush he (Stvard, didF net
understand II TO Sc an evasiye one,
General (}r.nt. in reply 10 the President,,
com uunica1ion Of the lob, ssYs: Without
admi1iax. 1sything eon.aised i the state
men.s where they differ from anythinr here
tofore stated BY me. propose to notice only
the portions of your communication wherein
IL sxm. .kn~l \ u
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

4 N Il .s o.. PAuI. Fsh.11.
The House passed bin issvisg' cspshl
pun1shment for murder at the discretion Of
tbs jury. s,s wr
q sr. Louis, FEB. II.
& A letter iron Lexington, Missouri, ssys
Randall u Howell. known aa ths Sosihern
pedestrian, arrived there last week from,
Aaps6etd, Texas, on his war 10 Council
Bluffs, Iowa. From Mansfield to Lexington,
835 miles, WAS made in sixteen days. The
entire trip, 1884 miles, he expects TO accom-
eosskios, "a eosSisas Il accompanying d Is h,s
undertaking..
The State Senate TO day passed the Iron
AeuptaiA Raihoad bill IL eoDsrms Thomas
Ames's titb 70 thesroAd, aud prssides sbst
AileA tide shall moi s6ect any euit that may
be brought against Mckay, Reed 4 Co.. the
original purchasers.
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DIED.

-
MccAxDt Ess-Nsar NV Castle Pa en- aatlasb.
eth inst.. Mr.. AAsr NocAsBIs.s. fnosh~r Of krs
aanii efthp eftyl in The 5.th yssr o. her axs.
NJ AspsfttesN u ~ Assd mssh1 n rsrssi sas ~
den. Yst the call fosnd hn net unpreparsd She he'd
ssil sisAssachsd he very unsaaAl period Of human
hfs-sonFsssss y~ss~snA sas less bses liaserss sr
tbs shors S.aang rf fhs eosstns os her Lerd and des-
ring 10 dar4 ssd b With him Hsr Lord hss come snA
s<enpafke1Asr aslss& And beravsd s4sss.oa may
dsysstSsrs sits ~ asasauas tAss "a. v.ssy p,xrsr
rests ftcn Ass iskon n tAs s6ssa sf Tbs deed vhs
die In iAs Ened.
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I EAfHisseros, Feb. II.

ARLINGTON. Eeb. IL.
sEsArE
Mr. Wiley, from the Committee on Patents,
reported, without amendment, bill requiring
persons applying Tor patents to give public
notice Of the same.
Mr. Trunbull presented petition from cit
ijtens ef HinpiA teAi the tArma of the Uai-
ed ssPlss csat b held saessuy q Quincy.
On motion, the House bill for the relief of
the hsin n the late General b nichardscn:
N0fJeS rtoIe& from them b the Indfars xlile
il the servics of the United States, was taken
M.
Several scnators objected, on accoun. os
the principle involved.
The morning hour having expired, the bill
NJ fhsyerprvsenssd petition from ci,i
zene Of Nebfaska, praying that the lands
along the line Of the Union Pacific Railroad
be opened for honestead ssd pre-empsion,
end that 2re-emptOrs may enter lands along
that Iine 1t .25 per acre. r
0pwoti0n of NJ Steyart,. the bill 10 give
eGeekin fekkd 10 ErAnts 81 public lands in
Nevada was discussed till lao 10 the after
noon, when Mr. Davis declined to yield the
floor any longer, and proceeded TO address the
Senate on tn Supplementary Reconstruction
Bill.
Mynasis .ta.4s;; yielded to 81 e1ses.ive
sessson. s s5s4 81
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House proceeded, at the expiration Of
the morning hour, to the consideration of the
bill reported from the Committee on Foreign
AHaiw, Apneernisg <he r;eh4 Of Americas
xs&a kaF7{JxNset3 2tstaa = Mr. A.on ..;o,,.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EncorDoratton Notice.

sIOAtGcs
NOTICE j. hereby giren that II. W. Sam
ples NJ. x5MAef1an. u. II. CiAsk, lss. y. csx n
- 1aAGces ~. UsAAa, n1e1 MeKss. y N. aonpSss,
Nv p4vh. y sffIfses and A. L. Pstt rson, k.vs
ssss.sa .s e !: &. 8. :. ss.. ,ss
lass Of ~ Stfs lsvA vvssAtss ssr
inso Josse ssdse tbs nAas ssd sys Il
The RsAsA 0teek Brssdi.g Asoeiaasen.
The jsets u sAs coapaay he Importation bred
ipG purchase aRd sae. aaA 3hs gsassaa ~ 4ssss.l tu
prasshset ~ BW spat u - ss8s-1 ~ tsN, InlnSss
hiasaf - ssssA4v, sad v % ali hsss SsrssssrJ -
carry cot sueA Oh -.
TIE psne5psi plses u u. basiasssAf n. Company r.
sas city u Asskut, Jcvs, apd vsctsity
Tbs Capital 1Oeh of fhs ooMpany d rwsht fhossa,1
Dollars ABsttA fsta Ahsses sf Ffss Husdfsd N It.rs
sAch, suhtct 70 tbs eai " the B3asa ot Dissc.osa
fhs GsnsFaa n ssax-nasas Of sns eusness proper
Y sttse csaSssg > - ~ saeef sh s,saaEs = , ayrd
- f.sssss. stssss y 4. .s !eaasr - !. -.st !.
hass pswsr 70 sgpeini ai etL-r oe-rs and sto, 80
thsy Ey desn sessa<y fsrtha otseess Of ths Comps
~, and With Powers 70 Hske 81 nssdsai by4a~s sua
rules they mid fr6a ams 10 ans ns4 expedss. fo ths
so.snmsut aad usss " tbs oompsay.
The lisbiHtsss Of the ocmpany 10 at ae exceed
and nape4d.
TAe lst1Dss ue64srtssf the sksskboissss is mSAsex
Ilnps Jssth. - sfiis 500. sxssss seesIst
he e sprsdS & tssrs.. III. ..ssssynrs frss,tAs
ic.h AZ q ssbsrary 1895, sabeos ts rsas~. psosr
4ed BY sw.
ihs ofsesrs u tss pssssss ysaz Ass-
/ Rud1kh ssd W 4nhxm
NV sAApLR Pr.st
4. L. Parrrnses, II II CLARK, Vice frest
sssy sad Treasurer. tss.-sat
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FURnlrlR RE


Fans, Fancy oseAs. Fiss estissy.
s G Bridges Nos / Estes Home
FURslrr9E.
Howe ! Tyler ........... ....5s Main street.
Duncan, Karle b l4o ! l42 Main street.
cas- . srRAn sIT4IaGs.
kas1 q &Roa,u,a....J Johnson street bet Sd : 4th.
os,A Pens, Ps.eiAs, Dssksa 1ssa..
g Bridges ................Nss : ENes Hcase
Gold, snvsr. aaa livery HssAtsA danes.
Bridges. ) Estes Honss.
nr eRocnns-wnULnaALs. 1
S. Pollock 1 Co.....-,... 1-lls Nam street.
gamiff ......s..fSS NAN sweet.
ksslssg, Birgs / &co......-..-......ss Main street
I + Bower = oo.....,:.-.n.u u..r,.-.9e main arsst
n Stafford. Hioadesu Lsvss.
onocEas-HnsA1IA
Robertson 4 Aibsrs. Main street.
JAA G MsQaest -.-....ss.s Main street
Cox 4 Irrin..-... -..corner Firth Main streets
uydrsmssers. hsrno.stsrs, sasAsss.
stsYS.
Sc ...Nsr / I ! sstss Hsa...
Aa.sr,. $500. II = 4:sssss-s.ss % u ) 4.A,
aARpwlnx. a
Peek Brothers...........eorF Fourth 4 Main streets
HATS, CAPS AID NOTIONS.
Dsrkits Co... ~ Main street.
7.,,., u.,., HerE.s i; r.,u /. I.....n.
n.
ASSURANCE AGENTS
LIZ. Adams, Corner I'd and Main sts.
IOWA COAL 4 OIL co.
6ncs......,.. >, I,evee, bet Main JshAson
ICE.
Collier Berry Fifth strest-in Kstss Hcuss.
SHwELRF, t'nasoss).
g. q sridgs. Eos Estes House.
LIauoss-wseLE.4ts
r Gibbons....... I7s Aisin seeet
MARBLn WORKS.
John Bawden. Third street-nsar Main.
aILLINEna
epiesbsrssr, Asyss ca..-.-..N No,s III Iaier 1T.
Mrs weber.............,eor Third h Main streets.
MILLINERY i BoNNB1 0LEACHEkT
Mrs w Bowman. .4th st-bet Main Blondesa.
EEws DEPOT.
David Lowry ..........cecona strset-
ygagnifyins Glasses = uiessses2ss-
8 q BRIDGES ....... ........N Nos D Entes Hoass.
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Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
Bri,I Nos Estes Hous
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yencfH, Jones 4 Co c.....csr Third Main streets
Hess, Stern co.......cor Second Main streets
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Fans, Fancy DEEDS Fios 0ntissy.
G Bridges. Nos Estes donss
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Howe ! Tyler. ........... ....5s Main street.
Duncan. Karle i Co 40 1 l42 Main street.
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KEoxUX DIRE0ToRY.

BOOTS = oHO1D-RDTA1L.
Stewart Dean ...-. ......ssr Third Maip strssts
Huiskamp Nntlsss ,.........,.....8e 90 Aain street.
Huiskanp = Bin. 80 Maln stiS1t-st 4th 5th.
Hart 139 Main street,
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'ae m sss.g u sssssasExgs s
sa.vs 80 fsDss1f 1fpmssy slls
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Csin, Silver Ware.
Bridges ................N Nos Z Kstss House
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1. - =: 80 : &. II
u IN, - ssessssd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21
The Sweet win

clouds that gather round my head
Seem the wings nf God aouGspread
Hours of tho1HenE and worldly care
Full of sweetest comfort ares
Words Of bitterness and sneer5
Fall like music on my ear.
Once I could not thus partRkes
of each caD for Jesus sake
But L learned one bitter day,
To look up and meexlg say
AThysweef WILL dear Lord, not mine,
Thy sweet VIII, and only thine" a
As the dear Christ on the sea
flushed the bklIo WS--so to nae ~
Did he speak, and gently say,
iPeace, my brothers pence Elway -
And upon my soul He breathed
the peace ofheaven received.
Like quiet little child,
Striving TO be meek and mild,
Day by day try to take
AL that comes for Jesus sake
On this thought my soul doth rest
HGod for ms VII do the bests
o how easy now % see
AL things are for good 70 me
Pain and loss, smile and cheer,
Christ In all Is very dears
For my heart is whispering still.
Thy sweet win, Lord Thy sweet viii. y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21
Fowls in the Horse Stable.

Fowls should never be permitted to
have access to the horse stable, nor
the feed room, nor the hay NOW
Their raastss should be entirely separ-
ate from the stable, so that they may
not always be ready tosslip iD gVheneY-
er door is opened, and that the YER
min which infest poultry may not
reach horses and cattle. It is a we'll
known fact that fowls of all kinds fre-
quentlY dr0pa very sordid, offensive,
elammy, viseous odor, and when al
lowed to go on the hay NOW, or in the
feeding room, or anywhere in the
barn, they damage more fodder than
we are won't to suppose. We would az
soon allow fowls to- live in the kitchen
and hop on the dinner table while we
are eating, and to roost on our bed
stead, as to allow them to have access
to the horse stables and barn.
Some horses are always afraid oi
fowls, and when one enters the man
ger, or rack. the timid horses will i'm
mediate1y surrender their entire right
however hungry they might be, Ia
these laWless maraudera. And after
they have scratched over the feed with
their foul feet, and smeared portion
of 1t with their filthy droppings; a
horse must be exceedingly hungry
before he Will eat his mess. Many q
hungry horse has been deprived of his
feeding of grain By lot of bold gal
linacious robbers that had learned
when and where to ell their empty
crops with the feed Of a iaded horse.
Let CRATES and bars exclude fowls and
pigeons from the doors and windows
of all horse stables. N.lY. Times.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21
Hopefal SIGN.


Already the econmy of reducing
the whisky tax to so cents is beginning
to be manifest. Last3 week the revenue
from this source amounted to $1,750,-
uOO, which is more than the revenue
previously realized for two months
a portion Of this -arose from liquor
released from bond. which would have
probably paid no, revenue had not this
law been amended. 1t is probable
that the increased revenue which OUGHT
to be, and under an efficient admins
tration would be, celIected from Wh7ss
ky and tobacco, with the fact that the
payment of extra bounties will be com
pleted this year, thus lessening the
demandsfor reVen1e b ext year BY $50. q
OO0,OO0, and the reduction in the mill
tary, naval and miscellaneous expen-
ses OF the Government, will give us all
the revenue that viii DO needed. No
new taxes need be imposed notWitIl--
standing the enormous reduction made
BY Congress last winter Nothing but
the election of Seymour and Blair. tie
Inauguration oftheiF revolution pro-
gramme for abolishing the .XIYth
Amendment Eo the p0nstitntions and
oVerturning the Southern State Gov
ernmeDts by military force, could com
pei an increase of taxation, These
revolutionary programmes would In
few months launch us out into the
enormous loans, high taxes, increased |
armies and general conYulsions of the |
great Democratic Rebellion which we
nave 5s SO recently subdued.-M FL
Tribune.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21
Warts on Cows, Teats.

This nuisance may be abated when
the COW is dry more easily than when
she is giving milk. Small warts may
however, often be removed by some
simple application, which win give lit
tie or no pain. Moistening them after
milking with strong saleTatus water,
applying paste Of wood ashes to the
warts only or touching them with al
most any oaustic in way not to make
them sore, will usually, but gradually,
cause the warts to disapper. Very
large warts should be first tied off /;
that is, have a wire OF. silk thread
bound around them close TO the teat.
so as to. prevents a cirenl lation Of the
blood; but this makes the Eeat sore and
milking difficult M @. Il. writes
that raw inseed oil applied once a
week will cure warts on COWS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21

New GAME Law. .-the new game
law, passed by the Legislature Of this
State makes it unlawful Co shoot, kill.
trap, or destroy any blue bird swallow
martins or other inseetivoroRs bird at
any season of the year. Deer, faWu, or
elk aresonly to be hunted or killed
daring the months of September, Oct.
and November; valid turkeys, pleas.
ants, or rabbits, from September first
to January frst; partfidges or quails
from the 10Th of October to the 10th
of December; woodcock or suipe from
the 1st of September to the 1st of
March. No birds to be trapped or
taken by means of net or any other
method than by shooting, and no eggs
to be destroyed. Penalty, fine not ex-
ceeding S25 for each offense, with costs
and Imprisonment not exceeding thir-
ty days.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21

AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE
FOR THE
PWritlltag of the Blood !
=. W. F0EAIED'B
.Humor Doctor
A Positive Remedy for all kinds Of Humorl
PARTICULARLY


LeE.VsA NbAAHg NGbAAGe EaM&ll5 1l4s rms Gatala
Scrofula, Carbunclesj B5ils and Piles
Il is very easy to say Of this, or or any other
Il ia not always so easy 60 prove A. II ig, bow
evers exceed ngly gratifying 20 tus Proprietor OF
this medicine that while be declares 90 She pub
he that this is most ndaTfuI aud Effective gpo-
cifo for Hum0rg, as stated above, be has abun-
dAnt proof at hand 70 sustain his statement.
For sixteen years the HUHoR DOCTOR has been
manufactured and sold, and every year has Inc
creased the value Of It's reputation aud tha amount
Of its Haieas IN New hampahires Where 10 origina-
ted, no remedy for humoFH ig 30 highly pri1ad
An eminRnt physician lnOw an army Euracon)
when ptaCticinR a rev Bampshite, purchased bsa
tween hfty and sixty EaHonso 81 ft during 41mc
seven or eight years. and used it in Bic practices.
He has since then ordered It for She hospital
where he WIS stationed Other pdYstclang have
purchased Y and have used y U practice YIN
great success When the Proprietor lived in New
Hampshire, al GofIiown Centre, f0r the space 0l
thirty or forty miles around, and in hIan8hegter
particularly tne HUMoR DOCTOR was wen known
and highly valued for tho numerous and wondur-
full cures which ig effected. Though manufactured
in large quantities the supply was frequently Ok
hansted, and purchasers, bad TO walt lor more 90
Of ErFafpelas were treated with ft-aud thev .Ueta
cured Eryaipeiae eoFesB OF carbuuoless those ug-
" painful ulcers, were entirely removed whenev-
er this medicine was faithfully used So it wcn
with Scroiula aud Salt Rheum, The HgMoR Doc.
TOR cured themi
For The sake Of showing what is the right Oh BE-
atew testimonials are here insettsh
Milton Gale Eaq.I Bogtoh
hereby certify that was apreiy afflicted Hith
Boiia for two years, dovelOpnE themselves upon
ferings which endured from them are ihaegerlba
able. Suiacc IL TO say that fai&hfullv tried leV+
eFR Of the most popular humor remeaies without
removing the afliction. AT length, by the enFuoGt
request ~ an Intimate friaod Il We fBHureS ~
try Dr.. }. W. Poland's Humor Doctor, and am very
happy 70 attest that All my Bolts were removed ,
aforesaid medicines. MILTON GALE
Boston, Jan. IA, 1856.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21

The only animal (ifi it is an animal)
which will eat the Colorado Potato
bug and not get sick is the striped
snake.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21
ereasinr Wagons.

It is said on good authority that
more injury than benefit results from
using an improper kind and an undue
amount of grease on wagon wheels.
Judiciously treated a wheel will last
twenty-five years, but By imprudence
in this matter they may be used up in
five or six years. TaIloR is said to be
the best for wooden axles, and castor
oil for iron axletrees. a light coating
merely is all that's useful, as more
will work out and into the hub. Iron
axles should be first wiped clean with
cloth wet with spirits of turpentine,
and then few drops Of castor oilap-
piled near the shoulder and end are
sufficient,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21

INDIAN PUDDINa-Heat three pints
new milk, when it boils stir in one
pint corn meal stir few moments then
take from the stove and stir frequently
till cold.
When cold add one pint cold milk,
one half pint wheat -four, four eggs
well beaten, q little salt, sugar, ginger,
cinnamon and nutmeg TO your taste.
"A little beef suet chopped fine is an
addition, but 1t is very good without.
Bake IN a slow oven not less than two
hours, but the longer the better. May
be eaten warm or cold.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21
ONE ARA RKR1H.

once hours from q. "A. to IL m., and from 4 %
p. "a. When the 7th or 8th. occurs oH SUNDAY
Sns FroIesgor win be seen in his room the soFae a
ArFh "a, 1se8-1ycmAF1s s.5sf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21
THE EYES
ARE THE W1NDoWs Of the SOUL
Optical upon Optical,

Draws panoramic view Of each and every or
gan Of the syRtems The operator or PenetraEor is
then capable e discerning With unfnistakabEs ao-
Gnracy andf certainty, the diseased state Of each
and every organ. Then, and not until then, can he
successfully cope with
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21
For sALE BY

VIEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPU
GEORGE W. SWEET, B. D., PaopRmrn-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21

In hot weather milk Is worth more
fed 10 calves, which are to be cows and
oxen. than made into butter FARM
er's Chronicle
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

An acre offresh water il more prof
table for fish grwoing, than ten acres
OF good soil for grain growing.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21
Mrs. Porter, Dover, NJ, H.
ra.FasrHann gsr

DR.. P0LAEDt received your letter lnquifiar
az to the effect Of your medicine on gen-BiCEnesl.
ana very happy 60 say that Z thiEir 20 fg rfftlB
medicine' for that dreadful sickness. I tried vl4
riOua prescr iptiOnsy batf0und mono tdat Betlsd
the stomach and cleared the head like Che Humgf
Doctor, / felt as though I could hgr1ly wait ij
get ashore, 60 entreat yea 20 intrbduce tNIntB
ship ChandlerY stores, that it may find its way 90
those who suffer upon the mighty deem frpu Hal-
sickness. II CAPTAINS who take their iamfliaB with
thsms or carry passengers should try d f0t once
they would never be willing 10 voyage without it.
HARRIET M. PORTER.
Much more might be stated fn relation to this
medicine, as contained IN testimonials, but it m
needless. Ask Manchester Dragglats about @,
espe cially E. w, Blake, at Barris. Inquire of blr
Henry Plumer, Of Bedford, whoae Wife Was cured
BY it Of Salt Rneum. Ask almost any person iu
GohatoWn, and they will declare itI value ag q
remedy, as used in their own cases or by their
friends. tf
Put up in large Bottles Price 8l,U0
AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPO
GEORGE W. SWEET, 10. D., PnopnuT0a.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21

. XoUN1E NrmDr i
Read the following paragraph and be wise before.
isis, too late, = --.ssf4s,-r

NE good book SAYS ssThe Wages Of sin ls Death I,
It does not mean sudden dissolution, but a slow.
hngeringk liFipg death. Guard against future kfO.
alation Of the laws Of nature Break or that soul.
destroying Practice an here is yet hOpeifor Won
10 be an ornament to society. II Yoa are suf-
feFng the banefd results produced upon fhe heart
nFa1p and nervous system by early abuse, come
boson@ that will be 3 friend to you. Once more
your sleep win be serene and refreshing I. 10
more nocturnal or seminal discharge will rack
your DFains unstring your nerves and eubitter
youR existence but HEALTH. the areate1f ~ M
ngs, viii be yours the remnant Of your exIs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-21

very confidently and earnestly rquommeud ORA
y. W. POland'R Hurhor Doctor az an excellent RENE
edy for Humors, having been wonderfully benshi-
ed bF Il myself BY own case was very severe
and obstinate one. For more than two yehrH inc
skin upon the inside OF both my hands. ana even
down on the wrist, was constantly cracked an
broken up, 90 that I was unable % use nv hands
in any kind Of wet work. and was obliged 10 wear
my gloves IN sewing 90 avoid getting blood nr1n
my work. The humor which so afflicted me waH
probably combination OF EryBpela8 and sait
Rheum, Ny general health was quite poor. Soon
after / began 70 use the Humor Doctor 4 could per-
ceivs signs Of healing. I continued 10 take che
medicine ti I perfectly cured. NY hands
are now perfectly free from humurH aud 10 onIf
appearances my whole system is oirur oE 30. and
has been for several months. ] used eight bottles
before felt safe 10 give it up entirely, but thaF
cured me. HARRIET WHEELER
stnnahan. MAJ TnIr E NeEn