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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
TONG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Leave James,

So for Greenpo stations except Woedsde ard willow
Trss Norhport Passenger Train. anil all stations
sspt $50 lSgrss ram for "renyOh '.eppn
p,,..nS,r 1,u aud All except willow Tree
Eonh lain Passenger Train and all stations All pa,,ng Iah
iie psteai AID Glen Cows.
ssnl.y Excursion Train anr Point At for lsnpslsAa
lsD Norhpor all Way iaons arrives al h1A
t.Ts Point a, slo D. N Takes eject Jan' u, ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
SuIts bp auttiuu.

4 VI. NERwfs. Anctonees
by BANGS, MERWIN 81 CO., Broadway cor.
ID thsss o. BOOB. Works Of Art. Fancy Goods Furniture Nc
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. Oct 81 at 4 o'clock.
VALUABLE ENGLISH and AMERICAN BOOKS, IN various de-
many choice worAs W lhtfi Oh
number beautiful nj
ILLUSTRATED BOOkS among them The Music fAN AIS
NisIE ul Turkey Morocco vih erlste
iprprnns Pes interesting sud scare work on
AMERICAN HISTORY paper Reprints &e Oasas"s arc
ready spd tie Books view
exc A. bEAvITT, Aucuonesr. .
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
L HALL hgorpsce and Righthsa. LkAviTT STREBbiGh
Co CoSsdNngsrs LBgARI CArALoeuED asp SOLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
Stationary, &e
Rrintins.
S.smrbu1ts ano gailroaSs.

H. TIKI ONLY r1RSTCLAss LIMB
TO BOSTON PROVIDENCE. AND INTERMEDIARY POINTS
The cal and FASTEST steamers the World haVss 80 State Rooms
BRISTOL, ....
Capt BRArToN from Pier No 40 foo. dcss a. seees
pm, MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS aud fRlDAiS
a.l PROVIDENCE,
Can, SIMMONS At p a. TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and sArUR.
4 oeieet A.. o., III ..s.x..... AN, q,
hat city
ysA. As lo~ The lowest and Asdss :. Bs,tSS ns
IAMKA ILSK. H. M.nsgink DhsstoI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
hotels. r. d. hINhhn, ouptil
CRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAlNS LEAVE DEPOT
~ foot Of Chamhersst PavoniA Ferry; -
500 Day ExDTess for Rochester Bufao SasHnea bnAhfI
and al points West sad South .
Train. daily for Otsve and intennedt sabets
1000 Eypsss Mail Or Buffalo Salamanca, DanArs AMI Al
points West and Souh
as: n N Way Tran Mddeown aud intermediate s.shoDs
t3o u Nag Erprcss stopping only sterling Junction utef
and stations OIOr kesbuh Wsfalcf.
Moatgomery, Knoxville. aed Port Jervs.
Way Tram, for Su6ern and intermediate stations o.
SgAi krsss for Rochester BSd-' s.aHaSs' D"s-
iirk md all poin.s South aud West
600 n M Bay TTafn and intermediate station,
$50 m Nigh Erprsss daily Tor Rochester Buffalo sAiA~sne-
Dunkk West and South ~ ibs Han hes9int oshs
will run through 10 Cincinnati without charge
n. Euni Triia, daily for the Ne-t
Also way Rutherford Par. Pss'sie and rAeIsoi ~
6:45 and li;00 p On rdn~S
CAV nglt rhssl.s Train O'clock for sGasn ard intermediate
staLOLs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
Nx.a. BAk,. G-reral Pass. Aren't
ND HARLEM RAIL-

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAlk-
ROADSIDE sad after MONDAY Nav H. 1893 uains Sf a.
bany and Tro! connecting With Northern and WeSa Trans
New fot as follows:
through to Buffalo Suspension Bridge And Saas Wa
change esud connecting Troy with tran, for Ruhp Bar
Dgoo the North Drswngroom from NewfoLk
connecting sleeping for tbs West either North or Sea
Shore line.
IL NJ Express Harlem Railroad Twenty srth ,nx
Chatham With Western Railroad for ebses
sprpg P.Sed AZ AbaBT with Western trains and a. Trey
xb t1ps for Satstoga Rutlaud aud the North.
lilo M Hudson River Railroad connecting 81
.lsrT vita n for rov With trains for knfSc,
anEon N0rh Drasngroom attached TO ihs AA
through 10 Saratoga ~, n, p.,, -. ,.. -.
ear ,Ahei connecting Albany With Western trains ard IS Troy
viii train, Montreal with sleeping car attached
Railroad. connecting A.
tor Lebanon Springs ftsied Ae AM 81 Az
with rans ataehsd al Albany.
Buds River Railroad With sespnsesrs
attached and through Bridge without esnfs
Of ear, Also sleeping daT excepting Sstnrta shena
from YORK through Ogeosbrg without change va ket v"
ud d Railroad Troy will be made al BAIT ArAny
train will Sundays
m n No. train via Hudson Railroad with sleeping sitae1.
for Buffalo and SuspenNon Bridge.
I'D and points NORTH Da~iss room
sar attached az Albany.
sunday tr,i be River Railroad rom New York;
POuehksepe intermediate station leaving New roA a. "a
Returning Pongbkcepe at arriving ~ New fo a. os
Also HAren Railroad having Forty seonast 80
MpetOn al 3fl Returning leaves Nist-
ton at 30 NJ arriving at New OK al " ~ M, w., 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

yx,gE COMING REY ORM.---M0ULES EAklh
CiOSEJk IA r,ssTsten sod w De s~s1 Sgs ,A5n
=. pTTi III SETY,-HOW TO MAKE THEM, AND
,H''N-' - BOW TO USE THEM
= 800 M 6E0 4 WAhiho e.. -. q, p,,s, I'D
-. II ,, snsss VI Aesise ssd Dr,inlnt 20 Si s.
n.Tss g. Hs.sh Fsrnsfy Assst s,isE HssYest
s.suE CHEAP BOOKSTORE of New.Yolk Is
Vhf CIiEnL .ks,s BOOKS Old AID NEW are 70 be
ssse 1eos sssortses hoa TIE usas ssoSB
tsd sss,s -. ~ 49, sssels ~ ysa CAL shDAhpA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17


TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:
ror s.wH.,.u and Bd ssport TOO eco tENl llo MS
OkNl. tsIl 34S 49. I'D anG SOD oikl ~ 80 =, ..
For Milford st,ori Fairfield. Southport 'aa We'po I'o i
FOR SoTs,I 100 SEQ tEr) 9O 49, N I2l5 EIh eco tEI
For Darea 200 800 llsj ~, 2iS, 40 80
fo stamford 100, 400 ttNl 900 lls0 a. - l~l' hhh $50 Nv
For Grcenwlch aud intermediate stations ~ 10" Inv
"a '"' '' Wv coSNEcriNG TRAINS
Fo Boston va Springfield SO s. q (-S "a 1yo Sh@
For Hartford and Springfield, sOO n tf) lA' ~" 'h@h ."
For Connection, River Railroad eco tEI ESP m to h'''
" Sa i iS Posisase AMI ,hE Railroad $40 L) p
For YsvHav.s S.~IoudOp aud SOuhg'Ou Railroad ''aOA1'
For Canal RAILROAD 400 H. HlSp to SoFtAA"D'' ''' wiz
DA FSr nssa,.,oule Railroad, 400 arl, 1902 ~
For Sagsatees RsIoad ~ S.oSd' 20 5oo o. aIs A'oH
csmmodioss Sleeping attached a3 Ms r. a. moYr sup
NEW JERSEY r. RChdaafNoSslEr n Rr VI. S.s.os
Ton $50 n n. VI. CANDIDA m , ,' ,Pd Dw.shps,on-s.so
p. ESQ % ~ Pcr sauts srd va 20 "a go Pm.
soR rE Cineas.a cheasC -, % ,as ,S s.;
s, Iet - s .s vSs ,S,y1ss s
cteinsat wAOu. chan. Py also On
NJ train aud Tnrs rue isnsa t IN orpus ,raIs
sS..ns tain I. S1S'' ''''' a' NV J&cSsoS Gen ssg.
DARITAN & DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD:
IA amer TUESDAY sept ~ me Tn, Ri,sr ss via
.Aa ci., M s &C. I n coc Hn and Pies No.
COTTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND La No:
ScnANSs or TIM 90 god Rs a, pc sTia:
Dor s.,sp,9.r ys@s,sIs3 , 4. oS :, 81,
10y RetarosS cave Isp at 1918 snd and a. s.Ss
Jam " stations. and Jamaica arriving new
fTs sI s a.. Fire sai leave
fMsigs" "A''' NV r. WITH sspsnstsssssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

LIB IN THB OLD WORLD BY Fredka BIZ suthor o. he
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY =. 1904
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:

s,oa in SewYork rentgsevhst and Fourth
ave- Entrance on Tpeotg -ssSeu1arsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-17

TINHE WHITE SCALPER. by Gustave
Aisrl and new editions following hooks psbhshe
THIS DAY by r. B. PETERSON BROTHERS, Philadelphia and
for sale by all Booksellers and News agents
THE wHTTR SCALPER. BY Gus,ave Am,rd Author Of The
Prairie Flower" Chief" The lBdan Scout" etc Pes
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25
BLACKS haaTHiNC.
For Sale .

A good farm, situated on the Hudson road.
about three miles from Prescott, containing
I06 acres OF which 20 acres arc under culti-
vation There is timber enough for posts
and wood to last twenty years. Also a
dwelling house. This farm Will be sold with
or without the present growing crop. There
is an abundance of water--part of the farm
bordering oa Lake St. Croix For par
ticulars enquire of the subscriber Terms
easy, THOS. QUINN
Prescott. June oath, 1868 I0-Sm.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25

Baltimore Ecbrr airy 10. 1868.
Or. J. ! Lawrence, Dear sir take plas
ure in Recommending your RASADiLiS =
a very powerful alternative,
loury truly, Il. W. CARR, NJ. D.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25
AMERICAN SCALE 90.

4 Ii s ES, from a two pound balance
IA to the largest Hays and Stock Scalcy.-
Platform Scales on wheels. various size s
weighing from 100 to 1000 pounds. suitable
for farmers, Ten per cent. below old figures,
DAN'L J. DILL, Agent.
r. ..!i, Sent ii 1883. I9.r
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25

Weknow Tr DaNreucc's R9SADALIS IL
he a safe and reliable Alternative, &c. and take
pleasure IN recommending it to the profession
and the public.
A. d. Moore NJ D, t. Barnes. VI d,
L. A Smith, NJ d.. r. w. King. NJ. ID.
IL Wn.stead, NJ d s. Woodward, VI. p.
r G Barham, VI D " T Brewer. NJ ID
w G Duggan. NJ d w J Bullock, II d.
Wilson, n. c., January :, 1859.
sS- For testimony of remaI kable cures
see Roaadslis Alnansc" tor this year.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25

Baltimore. Md. March a. $50.
| believe DR.. Lawrence ROSADALIS to
be the best Alternative III use, and therefore
chserfullv recommend II rs such.
THOMAS j. BOYkIN, "a. D.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25
Sch@Zer's Addition
lloe's lst Additio


10 Il A o,b2
Part OF end Of out lot J beginning on
the " line rods from the sw corner,
thence 10 rods, thence \ S rods. thence
W 10 rods, thence 8 rods 20 place of be-
ginning, $500
A hcl.aRe-Out lot between J and r on
the north and d on the south, Sl9,06
A McLaue 2 NJ $50
Does I'd Addition.
Bennett 8 9 SOP
A Ticknor Q 9 ais
G p Barnard 345 II each 22Q
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25
Town rs, Range :


Unknowa-A part Of set ne I sec 10.
iYinr n Of Main St, in t Nor.on's adm
to Prescott, commencing ut the NV cor
ner 81 lot 5, blk 6. in said Norton's adm,
running thence n 40 feet, thence rs
feet, thence 40 feet. thence IFS feet
to the place Of beginning S2.S6
CnKnewn-A part Of mel SCI sec 10,
lying n of Main St, in A Nor;bn's adm
to Prescott, commencing at ny corner Of
5, blk II, in A I NOrton's adm, thence n
$50 feet, thence 200 feet, thence $50
feet, thence " z66 feet to the place #
beginning $3.50
Cnknown-l4 and Clio rods Of Iand in
sec 10, commencing at the sw corner q
nw1 SGT Of said sec, thence north 80 feet
thYnce so rods, thence feet. thence
" so rods, thence . feet % the place Of
beginning sl,Z2
G II Miller nell sci 10 42,1l
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25
HOLMAN 81 GAUHsAN.

DEALERS in all kinds Of Cabinet Ware,
~ Orange St, Prescott, Wisconsin. We
keep constantly on hand a large stock OF
and the public are invited to call AMI sec us
before making their purchases. Charges rca-
sonable, for cash only.
HOLMAN Is CAUNON.
Prescott, FEB. %, 1869,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25
Tax Deed Notice,
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

Fierce County.
0TEcE o. CL'K BOARD SyFEKvIsORs, Z
Ellsworth. August Il, lSGS.
The following piccss ~ land situated
Feros County. state 81 Wisconsin,
wore sold by the County Treasurer on the
sth day Il Nav, 1850, ior the taxes, in
tsrsst and CltsFges 81 the wear lS6j.-
Wherefore, notice il hereby given that IN
lees said ltnI- ara vyt., .gei from saii
sale on OF before the eighth Gav Of Mas.
lcss, they vi.l H. conveyed according -
kau- The a.n5Jus Of taxes. interest aE3
eAsVzes. calculated a, % t..c last LAY of
redemption. Is st Crpos lie - each piece
respectively. ]. ". VIM.
Clerk e Board Cf Supervisors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25
Prepared at The l.; hora;ory Of
DIR. j. ). LAWRENCE & CO.,
234 Baltimore ST.. Baltimore, Nd,
SMITH 81 ES9VYEEs

Wholesale Druggists, Chicago. General ACTS
for the Northwestern States. to whom orders
should be addressed. IS m6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25

u Anything you want. G.oo: tho most
substantial articles to the FIGHTER Yankee
Notions, will be sold at tie lowest living prj~
ces. Call and examine for yourselves
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25
Z Q S a. = A IS
Is Recommended by the
Best Physicians Everywhere
Rcl,i tho GnllnNyin .,frnn,

Read the folowin-.from
Mr. F. Oliu Dnnnclly. now Of this city. for
mclly Prof ssorof Physiology and Patho!og-
cal Anatomy ia the Middle Georgia Medical
College. Chief Surgeon State of South Caro-
lima during the war, Vice Pre,lant Georgia
Medical Associations.
d. Lawrence: have carefully examined
VAR formula for the ROSADAIIS, and re-
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combination is u happy one. and 'nist prove
Il potent remedy in all diseases requiring the
virtues of Il great alternative medicine.
wish you success.
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Baltimore, April %. 1866.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
Johnson on the Constitutional
Amendments.


The opinion has often been expressed
that the Southern States would have
accepted the Constitutional amendment
as a basis of reconstruction but for
Johason's pig-headed opposition 10 it.
The following correspondence brought
out by the Impeachment trial confirms
this view:
Charles A. Firker, sworn and testified
that he was in charge of the Western
Union Telegraph formerly had charge
OF the telegraph office in the War De-
partDlent; identified a COPY of the dis
patch form Lewis @. Parsons, Of Mont
gOmery, 10 Presidents johnson; the re-
ply thereto was as follows:
MONTGOMERY, January II, 1867.
To HIS EcceUency Aadrel0 Johnson, Pres
fde1lt Of the U7Ilted States:
The Legislature is in session. Efforts
viii be made to reconsider the vote on
the Constitutional Amendment. a re-
port from Washington says it is prOba-
ble an enabling act will pass. We do
not know what to believe.
[Signedl LEWIS G. PARSONS,
Exchange Hotel.
u. s. MILITARY TELEGRAPH.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, January II, 1867.
To Lea0is c. Parsons, Montgomery, -AEa.
What possible coed can be obtained
by reconsidering the Constitutional
Amendment 1 know of none, in the
present posture of affairs. I do no be-
lteve that the people Of the whole count
~ would sustain any set of individuals
to change the whole character of our
Government, by enabling acts in this
way. believe, on the contrary, they
VIII eventually uphold all who have
patriotism ahdsconrage to stand by the
Constitution, and who place their con-
fdence in the pet' pie. There should be
no faltering on the part Of those who
are honest in the determination to sus-
tain the several O-ordinate.departme
of the Government in accordance with
it original design.
ESisnedJ ANDREW JOHNSON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

South CAROLINA DEMOCRACY. -
The Democratic party which has long
bOasted of having the sane principles,
east aud west, north and south, has,
according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
been reorganized il the glorious old
Democratic State Of South Carolina.
We are not informed whether the
sterling South Caroliua Democracy
favor the payment of the Federal debt
in prom issory greeBbaok paper DOtes,
but they doubtless do. A Democratic
Convention has nominated Wade
Hampton for Governor, from which
we infer that they will support either
Seymour. Lee or Pendleton for Presi-
dent C0lung5us Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
EARM ANp EousEHoIp.

RAISING POTAFoEs UNDER STRAW.
We give an experiment 10 raisin g
potatoes under straw, y J. n. Sterns.
Of Kalamazoo, Michigan - I fitted the
ground as for planting in the old way.
by marking rows one way. three feet
apart, and dropped the potatoes on
the mark from eighteen inches 70 two
feet apart, covering them slightly with
soil. [ then covered to about the
depth of ten inches with old stra ".
and did nothing more with them,
When the crop was ripe, I Taked Oh
the straw. aad raked out the pot tltoes
which were mostly on the surface,
looking very nice, fresh and large.
The result was, [ had at the rate Of
186 bushels per acre while the yield
from those planted the old way Ia drills
aud cultivated, on ground BY the side
Of them, was only 70 bushels per acre
which was rather small for this sec
ton. owing to the dry season. The
soil is a sandy loan"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

The British military expedition IN
AbVssinia, with the exception of q
mountain battery and four companies
of the 4ih Regiment Of Infantry, has
left FOula. and commenced the march
for the highlands Of the country The
ascent TO Hhe highlands OF Aoysslnla IS
regarded as a Verv difIicult undertak-
ing: butff is understood that General
NaDier's advances is by the safest and
most easily traversed rOut. The cOun-
trv is reprpsented as being very vari-
able in appearance. fertile and extreme
" barren alternately. and some Of the
mountain passes for midaOle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

The managers nf the Gettysburg
swindle find it profitable to again post
pOne the promised drawing. Not
WithstandinE the repated delays and
the thorough expose Of the affair upon
the floor of Congress and by the news
paper press, people continue to invest
their noHey in It, allured by the vain
hope Of making a sudden fortune
The dupes Of their own folly, they viii
be entitled TO 20 sympathy when the
whole cheat vaufshes like a vapor and
they find their money gone without
even the privilege OF drawing blank.
. Gin. Commercial
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

A letter rom Pesth, Hungary says
that the daughter Of 9 man eln npAosts1 -
on tbe roads near that city, has just
con fessd, in a TT Of remuTSes thAt an
concert with her father, she had com :
mitted not less than sixteen nl0tdeLs
during the last ten years. Tor me Pa1L-
pose Of robbing their victims seven
IN, fi,s 1f-h,rfies. and Information Civ
e1 bv Ire vOung woman had led TO the
finding of the nine others.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

A whale thirty-three feet long and
sixteen feet IN circumference, was Ia
ken in San Francisco Bay lately by an
adventurous crew Of ship carpenters,
who borrowed a boat and apparatus
from a whaling bark lying 10 the har-
Dor. Fne carcass was hauled into
ship yard. a temporary enclosure erect
eI. aud six or seven hundred dollars
realized By exhibiting it, besides
which IL was expected th tabout tWen-
ty barrels Of oil would be made when
the work Of 'sntting in" was accom-
nlished.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

s. Dangerous aud, as It proved, fatal
niece Of amusement ca me of at der
ONE. Phelps County, Missouri, on the
18th uIt. It appears a party OF men
were seufling. when. TO add to the
amusement, a sham battle was pro
posed-friaE revOlvers with powder
and wsd at each other, in order that
outsiders might think a real fight was
in progress. During the sport a pistol
vas fred at teausfer named Charles
w. Holloway, the Wad entering his
body. causing death on the next day.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

Whilst there seems to be some dan
ger of new eugUlfnent of the still
partly buried site Of POmpeii, another
ancient city has cone to the surface.
Traces of a large aueieDt town near
Castranova,in Sicily, high up on the
plateau of the CasseEa Mountains.
have been discovered, and excavations,
are to be set on foot without delay
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
LUMBER, NAILS, &C.

New Cooking Stove called the Black
Prince" burns coal as well as wood, with
eqnal facility and success. Pronounced by
judges to be the handsomest stove made.
Warranted to give satisfaction in ever par
ticular or no sale, Call 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, 1868-04-17
AOuseIkeeDers

WTHO desire to rsfurnfsh or 's1t up win md at
W. No. 8 Williams Block. a large assert mrnt
ol Frezkflst and nInuer Csst0rs, silver TIA Sets,
spoons, Forks, and Fine TabI= Cutlery, an Of the
best qua ty, and selling az lowest city cash rces
mar27' '6S-tf c. PLATF.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

MINOR FARM CROPs. Besides the
ordinary and staple crops which the
farmer grows, there are some minor
ones to which attention should be paid
and which viii considerably augment
the profit Of business if properly cut !
Vated. Their importance lies 70 the "
relation to the other prod cts and
operations of the farm, which they ev-
tend a I'D complete. A system Of mix
ed husbandry is best adaBted to tLs;v
intro luctiOn, aud derives fro m them
the most benefit In planning for the
various standard crops, therefore, these
minor ones should not be. overlooked
and upon them We viii offer a few sug-
gestiOns.
A small area Of land devoted to
roots, will afford a large amount OF
food 10 proportion 20 the labor and
land required, the quality Of which IS OF
great vaiue-almOst iudlspensa 0ie-ln
It's healtbfuI and fatteniHg effect on
stock. The cost of keeping horse
teams, which is large, may be greatly
reduced, aud their health and yIgOr
promoted at the same time, by supply
of carrots for their food. Sugar Oeets,
or mangel WuTtZels, are equally val
liable for COWS and turn1ps for sheep:
Farmers as a class, dislike Co. sputteF"
with these crops, but WheC q man
once. gets IN the way ofgroWing a sup
ply, he rarely abandons it the great
difficulty Is In getting started.
growing the long roots, as car
rs, a very good way is to set
,Qatch for that especial
case it is likely TO
" ~ b5,,ess ~ ". - cultivated than
eTty. yearly; be-
Al persons Wishing . tally FIR
Seal,Sso-, ~ -. I,-l,s ~. 5f NJ 49,, be
register. No charge unless sale q plan
OERoE-With ". P, REID, Esq, West a some
ey fs e 5ssSss; ST. pear Court House Thorough
-- the MAORI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
Solid Silver

gTEABLE, DESERT AVn TEA SPOONS. TABLE AND
4 Iesert F rss, Butter Kniv, 8, Pickle Forks
&c, Sc-.-new stock. Just received and selling al
OWesf cash prices. by C. PLAT,
teb1 6Sff NOS, Williams Block,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
HOWE SEWING MACHINES.

2 AN NOW PREPARED To FURNISH THESE
superior Sewing Machines 10 any quantity and
Of any style, credit, 10 responsible persons
who may desire 10 be accommodated in that
way And viii say 20 hose VINO may not be ac-
quainted with this Machine that plenty or reler-
ence can be given 10 those who are using them.
q. PLATT
nov vS'6--tr Agent for Delaware Couuty
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17

GdPEClAL attention given TO filling orders in this
- beautiful art, with neatuess and dsparCh al
the Jewelry Store Of C. PLATT,
dacl3'6Ttf- No 3 Williams BLOCK,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-04-17
JEWELRY &C.
Glasfors

A FULL LINE OF SETH TaOMas CLOCKS VIII
r.. be fUuud at c. PLATf'S
Jan-2A 65tf No g. Williams Block.