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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

Pa, Aug. 30.
lnnix Iron Co.'S
morning, kill
4 and injuring
We dead bodies
rom the ruins.
,ncnt prevails
children of the
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-26

1888 FOG
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Exploring Ex-
lincr Panther,
all we'll; left
G Bay July 81.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

ro nprrn AmAr RoAonrs Axp Axrs.

To DRIVE AWAY REACHES AND ANTS
These troublesome pests were never 50
plentiful as this season; tropical weather
generates tropical annoyances. we gtVe our
readers South American remedy Tor cosh-
reaches, which has been used in Phiiadel-
phia with perfect success. Kitchens, pan
tries and water closets we're rid OF THESE als,
gushing visitors. Take powdered borax ana s
scatter wherever the coekroaohess. most ire
nnent and thew will disappear directly. A
safe and eillcacious remedy for most an,
moving vermin. Ants can be driven ont o.
cupboards if luml,s of Gambler are scattered
upon them. Ants object to strong seehts
and in tropical climates ale prevented iron
entering rooms BY powerfully scented on
and gums. A sponge can be sprinkled VIII
sugar SUP, and laid upon shelves where ants are al,
numerous; the next morning plunge th'
sponge quickly into boiling water ana mn mos y,
of The intrnders will be destroyed ihel
scatter camphor and You will have no 'rou
III
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

Tng OATS CRop.-From all the infurmas
tim We have been able TO gather, the oat-
tlpp III Chester county, this season, will he
bc,'rr than it has been for anumber Of years.
lur great majority Of our farmers secured
SEED from the West, this last spring, aud al
ihuugl Tic testimony islsOmewhat conilic,
i- Scthinll that herein lies the secret Of
lae present bnuntiiul crop. In some in
-'4nccs whore Old seed was sown,it is doing
wrii. although not quite so thick us that pro
sur Il from abroad while in other instances
ii has turned red, just rs il did last year, and
viii be entirely worthless. In no instance
where Western seed was sown, have we
heard Of il failure of this kind. II would.
therefore, seem but fair to attribute the pre-
yaus failures of crops to the Inferior quality
81 the seed. This is an important matter to
FARMERS, and we should be p.epsed if some
Of our friends would communicate the re-
suit Of their experience in their respective
.ileig hbogAoods - Wcss Chester -9eYao!s-
| Con.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
R.uister's GDrafrs.
DE,IsTER's OFFICE.

IL NEW CASTLE CoprrS, June 18th, y. ,oo osr nj
frnor tho apniicaton IF shanrack Beyer, Execu 81
the as will testament Of AandeTd cg y Il ordered
and irectsd by the Register that the hxecqror 49,.
d give notice Of the sInSns q ss e.,sls h the
date OF granting thereof by causing VIE
to bep ed within forty days IRON inc aa we coun
Of New Castle requiring all persons having demanHs
against the estate 10 present the came, OF anlae
an Act Of Asse nbly In snch case made aud ,1vluvu.
And nso cause the same to be- Inserted wthln WE
saynp nrrlod in the l,gL.wARg TRIBUNE newspaper
publ Shed in Wilmngtop, and to be- continued therein
wv Given under the hand and Seal Of ONCE o.
Us the Register aforesaid, at New Cas'ie,in new
III site County aforesaid, tho Gay ana year
above written. H. " Main" i''s"N-'
NOTICE-Al persons having claims agalns' Az, uhe
Estate Of the deceased must present the SAME d un
| a,tssted 10 the Executor on ~ before ouhe
Inn isT0. or abide the Act Of Assembly In such cAse
made aud provided. IN, ,ovup rxscptoy
| Address Delaware Cuy, Del. e's q"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

4 makinr asionishlng cures of ANGER and all fu
mors by new rrucrss A Chemical Cnncsr Anti
doie that removed the largest Of cancers and tumrs
wthon pain or he use If The KNIFE, without csuslic.
eating or burning medicines aud vi hout The loss OF
y drop OF bldsd. For particulars call or address y.
II KLINE, NJ d, No. vSi 'ch Street Fhilsde'phia.
Pa. jyio4W
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
Address Delawar

* NEW CAsrLf CousTr, April 29tll, 1sop:
ff,o, the appIlcatun of spencer .'hand En- ~ ~
tor II ht and testament ?, IN said
snnpt ,.e Deceased !, il ordered and DIRECTED
by the Register that tbe Execaa,o' of let-
apn the h Ess 81 81 d ins az
ments 10 he pnsicd within forty days RON ine
eess In cx e the s" msf pn al
having demands against thu ertate. 10 pfsse case
same or abide by IN Act Of Assembly in snen 'a ~
made and provided. And also cause t,ie same 10 =.
| Inserted within the same period IN inc DEhawAh ss
| TRiruYR a newspat or published IN WiimhB'oh' anu
| Ia he continued Their IN three wee 4.
80, Civ under ha hand and Sea- Of once 81
u AZ tn. Register aforesaid, at new C9stls, ~
| IL New castle Comfy, aforesaid, the. day and
yaar above written. X. q. FRAlM, Register
NOTICE All persons having claims against Tue
estate VI the decesed must present the same muy o ~
| ,e-trd 10 the Elk cntor on az before April Zstn,
lsTp or abide the Act of Assembly IN such etse haue
and pgorilsd. sfNNohA ~ Fx1cn,or
Address nosbefsi Delaware. mEosm
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

In concluding this notice we cannot help
adding the thought, that Miss Trimble, on
her six acres of ground, is helping to solve
the problem OF womans position in the
world of labor and achievement.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
Nrw advertisements.
cnncerp, Tumors. Uleers.

] d On PER pAY-Agents wanted everywhere.
a. MUsample for two stamps address
jyb4w BATE, ilArsEs ~ Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

Kentucky has raised snake with u
head ut either end and without u canClal cX
tremiiy.
Laura Fariua, u years Old, Is nov own
or of the genuine Cologne factory, and is
worth 81, 100000, and ali these dollars were
made by scents.
Paper collar makers are said to com
plain when the weather is cool. B~slness
doubles when the thermometer goes above
90 degrees.
--Balzlc says, women %. - often have
new and stronger affections man ever before,
and their love is deeper and more disinler-
ested than when they were young
"A baggage. smasher on New York
railroad was astonished recently TO see II
valise explode under his manipulation Ii
contained torpedoes Iol the Fourth.
"A Ken,ucKian. With weakness for
horticultural experiment has succeeded in
grating black hamburg grape vine and a
La Pactole rose upon an orange tree.
ga South Caroline court has decided thai
bachelor, even With servant in lis employ,
is not such "hcad Of q family a. to cnlilt
him 10 secure 4 homestead agliast levy and
sale.
The Detroit Post thinks that our uava
vessels. ii We would have them inspire Ter
ror, should receive such names as Choer,
and yellow Fever, Glycelinc, Susai
b. Anthony, &c.
Wilhiacilht yeals There laws Been bull
in San Francisco lWentyclaht i.cw prnics
tant houses Of worship, as iuiaW llppiist
{: Congregational. B Episcopal. Methu
dist, : Prcshyirlian ! nlsn- one Mariners
one Luthcian, and one New Jerusalem.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
The Indians in New Mexico are reported
= MIN M Illilin

The Indians in New Mexico are reported
to be troublesome on the Santa Fe route
The Pr sident has issued proclamation
ordering an election in Texas on the both of
November
Several stores, the post-otllee, anu SIX
dwellings in Union Village, New jersey,
were burned on Tuesday. Loss $4,000.
Eleven Wall street brokers have been In
dicted by the Grand Jury III New FORK lor
violation of the Usury laws.
The sale of lager beer has been resumed
in Boston by connivancc OF the authorities,
but the whisky shops remain closed.
William II. Sanford, the defauling cashier
Of the Central National Bank Of New YORK,
is reported to have gone TO Europe.
Dur,ug terrible thunder storm At Hun
tiuedon, Pa. on W ednesday, two men wee
stunned by II flash vi lightning and .alllnS
into the canal were drowned.
The machine shop, four locomotives anda
number of cars belonging to the South IA
cifc Railroad al Franklin, Mo were burned
on Wednesday night. Loss, TIo,OOo
In the L. 5. District Cour, at Boston Jos.
J. Bates, convicted of manufacturing Illicit
stills. has been sentenced to one years I'M
prisonment and fine of $1,000.
The German Ciiizens' Rights Society al
Boston have petitiuned Governor Clatiln ia
suspend the enforcement OF the Liquor law
until the people can vote upon it.
The iirst-class prizes for singing q The
Baltimore S.engeriest have been awarded tt
the Leiderktanz Society Of NeN York, anc
the Young Munnerchor Of Philadelphia,
The silk worms in the Sacramento Valley
Cal, have been attacked by disease, and tw'
of the largest dealers have lost their mrs
brood of French worms, numbering nearll
a million.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

DODD'S
NgCESvITSRG
DID TT:

NEw LoSpn., CoNs Ap'il 90 1861.
Rem Httfcd Frifnd-l though Il yell to wNt an
other wee be- ul e writing, 10 re v 1 continued to
improve a. ! have been doing fr some time under
the treatment Of The new med Gin aud ] am hapM
Ia tell yon ihii avn geiin, bette EVEN Easter tnan
when yiu were herr. commenced the usr of
DOD ~ NfRvINE without .nybdy advising NE 10
DO ii VIII II hegun with VI could dnly wa X tiom
my bed ~ The cha r. NJ trnablc has been tx RENE
pain IN The head, and has sttd over taree years.
tie MED ciues have II relalure taken has lailed
10 give any fclhf | q nov able lng 90 M AMI ,wp
stars, aud lily y. lfeyjnr. | cnlti Ter IN NkR-
VINE he best uci cinc ever fund, and sisll G. n
time n usc, ier I'm cluhaept Of pntie recovery
| have taken only tire. nut'les, and would hit ~
without on any ac unnf.
| iylb ~ Vtry trIly, Mn. 5. NufE
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

90 ~ ,puta street., Enitim"T..
Aas b. trls.sm gcner. tat ashon' -" com ~
H. sONlBRERO GCANO II which |
MORO PHILLIPS plIOSrAATi. is and |
always has been manufactured, aud Of
Which he has sole control for Vie tniied |
States contains fifty pa cent. more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone therefore il is
more durable.
A large per centuge Is soluble, and will
Immediately yield its nonllshmeni.
The Ammonia il contains is pure and
ready to yield its value --iiut animal matter
capable Oh yielding It's ammonia after de-
composition in the soil
Nothing is spared in its manufacture to
render 1t the most valuable Super Phosphate
and Crop Producer in the market.
Eight years experience has proved to the
farmer thai II is durable and can always be
relied on us uniform in quality; ard the nu
merUus unsolicited testimonials continually
received OF its use in competition with other
Fertilizers, fully atlcsts that it has not been
eXcelled.
PRICE $5G PER ron Of 1000 lbs Discount
to dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufactures.
| March LIST, 1869 marls9m-w
NOTICE no FARMERS AND oTM-
| IN lItS.
| The nndersigr cd, having taken Allderd- tszey
| te's I'd stand corner Of Front and orange E#1t4tj
sIrue's, opened regular &aR.Mk
Agricultural Dcpo, d. Comm ,ssion Heuse.
And will keep constantly on hand and Tor sale at
thu luwesi rates all the d iercnt grades ul
| FLOUR DUCkMHtAT
- " COIN MEAL. DRIED FRUIT,
GRAIN and sEhDS Of all krds
Whenn's md Moro Phillips phosphaies, Cuncen-
iraled Manure, Gnanu,. aud Other IL tlllzers
2he ally EssS'g; Hsy ga i,,q.9 ppo n he ci
WonD WILow-W ARE, Wire Green's and Sleeves,
BRODM-, BRUSHES, DC.
Nca's.ioot strained Whale and Lubrcating Oils,
Wheel Grease, Tar l., cans, Kegs and barrels. plas-
and ce~ent liarge ara Msll-sel'c'ed assor-
sALr- Ash'on Fine, Live ppol Ground Turkey
Island and Roc; sal1 ~ Zen dlsTspt varieties
az Hay, Grain, Pniatoer, and all kinds of farm
produtc bought and sold W y y PRESTON;
N ". corner Front and Orange Streets
Wilmington del.
al.22 ly aud i2l Front street
FANoY FovLrHr'
WADE Il ARMSTRONG,
Breeders and shippers Of all kinds Of Fancy Poultry
| Including BTuhhsf ffttIu, Ni'AtHhu ana cncll I
nanbnila Grey and hi c Dorking Thoroughbred
Game, Seabright BanlAn-, etc.
Also Ronei and aylusbnry Ducks and Bronze Inr
keys.
:, Egg from the above for Matching, warranted fresl
ana from scnuiae Stock Packed Carefully and chip
ped by express.
Send stamp Tor circulars and price list.
: WADE & ARMSTRONG
o Agricultural and seed Warehouse,
It ucl tfw li2G Market ST. Phnd'n.
6 A PRIME HAND DRILL.
! THE PLA NET
e Is new drill, Simple. Complete Ehieisu, sowin
ID with uniformity and spatch
GuANJs, PHosPnATEs. BONE DUST. Etc,
PEAS BEANS CORN. ETC., Etc,
TURNIPs, CARROTS, BEETs, Etc.Ele
4. Is light and durable and easily, holding ncarl
halt bushe aud II wing ID. l0n0 lbs. per acre
at will; entirely controlled By one set screw Dr
T. Rcrithive circulars IN pppl cation 10
81 SAMUEL l.. ALLEN,
ID Paientrr al d Proprietor
leb2a iiw Cinnamilson, N. j.
T.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

pr.F5t 4.fl ,rs.., .,,.
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tYh4l ta8|Vd tle e9li huliri alphabetically
l'miiat 3" %. h"rs,mg Bring provided
Wlt WIG ia.hi. atirh tta' su.t litci0Nriy
WH 2 dtiNe ann iIlf "ii-r pen ~ 'i9hlr;
~ t'nHt 's :" t Mhtr Us. y nl-
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lht iassf -lA 3elt ~ en- nave sa,
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back. A=e 4,vs. n"lsl i'=iln. gutu +
lie Is bro ~ Huu prstr ga eg NJ gl- K
thence iiaaue Inn very segltl Hld ip SIN +
soon be o1"tceme !! noi, laht " G'i.ei 4
end OF the rQpr. s9 ugtp hin "gwiHlly, I
anu put ON HIN. wiihi ]. rslcd /
the Spanish iatgl whC !, vcy .
simple To DO Throw tnt rul
neck, tic il IN leN l,Gpi, "a tbs. ID ,.ll. u.sj
easily opened, il o"caiiH tquli II taN
ing done This, dnuA' thrlnrr pas Z lurnu II !
underneath the hniai it las m. au ,ifl ID
into lis mouth; :isn tJec III 'nr ha,.ct ir4t !
put on, stand to on sf.ly 4t hilu, 49,. i've /
Il .erk towards you @tll VIZ tNH pon ai} III
can summons repeat iii, oprrajion irN
times, and you will tnl tht' hu will readdy
move III any direction yu move. AGA III
| tho Ceurse Of half an hour ht NIli lr lrilDWt
/, ing YOU like I'm old horse.
II the directions here ciytn be- clo,VIY nlf-
sued, in nine cases out OF ten tAey will he
successlul.
,Ioyy rn nfpAs r,tt cn,rjr, ,f.,,,r.s
q,.a,,, ..i,.;,,,..
l'UOulc spuu pittlhs riS VI your own ii
y'H Oahhos aiolu tlat, trouble s1h'p 81 your
'N'EHnla ~ onc rather thah 40 "llil"ut
''N' h' cue VoN up once Jay, rom thite
'pui hOhAs' ~ apout one wees iit VIII
~ Iiis 'iaie set accustomed to the III Next
retH 10 aiuess MN
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
BLACK sriit


Berg Fire, W,tcr and seem Prouf- L'gh' aud
burable, and equally adapted "a any eiim ~ rpo',
pnn fut
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22
farm \ firsside.
THE HOUSEHOLD.
EpirED ny a LADY.

Bag for Scraps, Etc. Keep bag for
odd pieces of tape and strings, box for
buttons they will all come In use. Save all
of your clean linen rags, roll up old pieces
of white factory of different widths, pin up |
tight; they will be useful for yourself or
neighbor. Take down your clothes line
1t will last years longer.
Canning Fruit Without Heating the
Cans.-I will give my method, which have
tried several years with good success. have
never lost single can. Simply wet towel
in cold water and wrap it around and under
the bottom of the can. Some oil my neigh
hors Just place the wet towel under the bot
tom Of the can, and then put in the hot
fruit a FARMER ne
Cooking old potatoes. the summer
old potatoes should be peeled and soaked il
cold water several hours before they are
cooked This makes them nearly rs Try
aud good as when first dug in autumn.
Old potatoes should be put in cold water,
with little salt in the pot. Boil slowly
the slower the better. If the water in The
water stops boiling, they arc apt to he wat
cry.
TO Nuke state B,edd as Gooa Is
Fresh.-It is not as generally kaown as i
ought TO be that stale bakers, or other loa
bread, may be made as nice as freshly baket
by dipping the loaf in clean, cold water aut
warming through in bake oven Mucl
bread might be saved that is thrown away /
this were more generally practiced than ii is
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

CoNMEpci II. 0FIIcr. Feb. II, 1862.
Mr.. Robert Atkiusun: Hc much pleased with
the Plastic Slate IL Of you PIT engine house
Two ears ago. rhr rjuf beng within Is inch of
unr sicam boiler, and ispqutnily subj q 70 sudden
and extreme changes OF icmpuFnturc, has be w.ll
tested, thinE aud Ii stood The iesI PERFECTLY II
row appears wtAout ilaw and apparently better
Than Whom put On. N,ry h.sp, ctlully.
JENKINS d A lKINSON.
A coating Of Plastic Slate II y sure remedy for
lGnky shingles aud al =; ul-p preventive Of
damp wflls Mtta roof pointed wi int best ma
le.ial extant--t Extensively used By the X. X. COS
ROBERT ATKINSON,
No. D ". FOURTH ST.,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

Aa5 h. dg1sism genet4 tot ashoa' rjr com ~
Ia sONlBRERO GUANO ii which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE. is and
always has been manufactured, aud Of
Which he has sole control for Me tnied
States, contains fifty pa cent, more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone. therefore il is
more durable.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22
Fowls In Orchards.

The public has yet to learn tho
full advantage OF keeping poultry,
Few seem to appreciate what they
may do among trees in the or
chard. Let any one try them in
an orchard of a quarter of an acre,
where they may be kept by the
picket fence four or tivo feet high,
putting in, say about q hundred
and twenty-five fowls, and observe
the result. 1t will avoid tho an.
noyances in tho garden, Of which
so many complain, while they will
work among trees. doing just what
is needed and destroying evcrying
that can injurc the fruit trocs, in
tao shape of bugs, worms or other
insects and lay largo number OF
eggs, which are q cash article, to
say nothing of your chickens,
which pay we'll for raising at the
present timo. / have tried it, aud
know it is so. | have about one
hundred fowls, which work admi.
rably among tho trees, keeping the
ground in good condition, keeping
off the insects and promoting the
growth of the orchard. Lam salts.
fiod that VIC havo yet to learn the
full benefits which may bo derived
from tho proper management OF
fowls, and it is quite possible
that the method | havo suggested
may offer tho best way of getting
our apple orchards into bearing
condition.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22

The RooTs.-Tho Editor of the
Gardeners Monthly says he found,
nearly twenty-five years ago, that
tho root fberS OF trees were only an.
nudl,-like tho leaves, thoy die
every year. They have tho same
relation to tho main roots as the
leaves have TO tho branches, and
like them are the preparcrs OF food,
the cooks,-tho iibcrs arc tho pro.
viders, tho husbandmen for the
cooks. Take up very carefully n
young tree, and wo find that the
fibers arc nearly all on the surface,
and that they decrease in number
and Importance with every inch of
depth. In the largest trees scarce.
lya 6bor will be found ono foot
from tho top. Large roots--tap
roots, you may and will find, but
no root that is Of tho slightest ben
eft TO the nutrition of the tree.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22
DASTURE FOR RENT.

... a. = ...# Dol. .. P.
30 aoraubscrlber has 100 ncrea good pasture,
and 80 resfqlnut township, Fairfield county,
rated by n road OhtDg Co., the two pieces sepa-
the month, at any tmecattle will be taken by
Apply on the premises tlSfng tho season.
Fnrm) to l. f. WIlul the Hand
Juno 24th, 1sG0-3wliE durIl.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22


How ONE ORCHARD Is TREATED
Il know of an orchard, near by
mo, which has not failed to pro,
duce an. average crop for tho past
ten years. 1t has been treated as
follows; Early each spring il has
been well covered with long ma.
nuro. About tho middle of June
it is passed over lightly with n gang
plow. Hogs arc kept in until
about tho first Of September. Then
it is literally dragged with a fino.
toothcd harrow. Tho pruning ia
done mainly in summer by rub.
bing off such shoots as arc not
wanted, thereby saving the labor
OF tho saw and tho hatchct. Each
year, in Juno, the trees are scrap.
cd and generously washed with
weak lyc from wood ashes. The
worms are promptly destroyed on
their first appearance. Tho above
treatment is neither expensive nor
laborious, but it will pay.-B.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-07-22
CkS Obazttte.
Seasonable Hints to Fancy
Farmers.


The Commercial Balletin gets
off the following "happy hits" tc
fancy farmers:
To have your fields well dressed
you must SOW as largo q breadth
as possible. A grain of foresigh
in this matter will insure sigh
ofgrain at harvest.
A man may fleece his sheep, bu
not his land. The farmers game
is "give and take"
1t is not a lazy farmer who
takes to his bed in the morning
and stays till night-if the bed is
in his garden.
Plough,shares arc the best in
vestment-the dividends are sure
in the fall.
Fawning is not commendable,
but there is no objection to curry
ing favor with ones cattle.
The best motto for dealing in
stock hay is never soil short.
1t is sheer nonsense to shear
your sheep early; take off your
own and your flock's overcoaLs at
about the same time.
Now is tho time for farmers to
mend their ways--high ways and
byways.
Kitchen gardens should be un.
der picket guard-the fowls will
como up to the scratch if the far.
mer don't.
Fences should be looked to. De-
fence of the crops is often staked
on o single post.
Raise all you can. If you can
raise the mortgage on your farm
so much the better.
Thorough cultivation is essential.
Tho moro harrow-in pains you
take the better off you will be in
the end.
1t is better to spend nm hour
hanging loose doors and gates, than
in hanging round shops and So,
looms.
1t is botter to whitewash your
own walls than to blackcn your
neighbor's character.
Dull days may bo spent in prac.
ticing dentistry Oh your rakcs and
harrows.
If any ono chews, let him spend
his tobacco money for tho benefit
OF the "gregarines" in the back
hair of his colts and calves.
A little SCOT from the chimney
will suit carly cucumbcrs and non.
suit tho bugs.
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New Billiard Room.

NICHOLAS FUCHS respectfully In
~ Forms the public that he has opened his
new hard room, second door cast OF Tall.
mango House cntrauce, where he will be- glad
to receive and accomm odate hts friends a Gus
toners. He especially calls the attention Of
private families TO hs pnro Rhine Wine, i'm.
ported by himself, nom tho lfardt mountains
vintage Of 1868, and which he will sell by tho
gallon or bottled.
Apri 10, lSG0-tE
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NOTICE.

The undersigned begs leave to announce to
the public that he has formed aco-partt err
ship with SIR. Fl. b. Cramer, under the firm
name of Geo. Rabbits & 60.
GEO. Rabbits:
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Two Kansas boys were sent oui
to purchase watermelon, and as
they were taking it homo, said one
to the other, "Don't let it fall, Bill.
ly, cos II it breaks woll have to
cat it right here, and cant take
any home" Billy guessed it
wouldn't iAll: but it did.
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Rip Van wiuk,s has turncd nm
in Florida, appearing at U,Msrv'sp
tho other day, out Of tho depth Z
the everglades, bringing two nc.
groes for sale. He rubbed bis eyes
and didn't believe when he was
told there had been n war and
that bis negroes were free.