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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-27
Selected Miscellany.
VO.NAN'S WORK.


Darning little stockings
For restless little feet;
Washing little faces
To keep them clean and sweet;
Hearing Bible lessons;
Teaching catechism;
PRAYING for salvation
From heresy and schlsm-
Woman work.
Sewing on the buttons;
Overseeing rations;
Soothing with kind word
Others lamentations
ending clumsy Bridgets,
And coa1ing sullen cooks;
Entertaining company,
And reading recent books
Woman's work.
Burying ont OF sight
Her own unhealing smarts;
Letting in the sunshine
On other clouded hearts;
Binding MP the wounded,
And healing Of the sick;
Bravely marching onward,
Through dangers dark and thick
Woman's work.
Lending little children,
And blessing manhood's years
Showing TO the sinful
How Gods forgiveness cheers;
Scattering sweet roses
Along hnother's path;
Smiling by the wayside,
Content With what she bath
Woman's work.
Letting fall her own tears,
Where only God can see,
Wipiug off another's
With tender sympaHy;
Learning by experience,
Teaching by example;
learning for the gateway,
Golden, pearly, ample
Woman's work.
Lastly cometh silence,
A day OF deep reposc-
Her locks smoothly braided,
Upon her breast rose;
Lashes resting gently
Upon the marble cheek:
A look of blessed peace
Upon the forehead meekl
Pale hands softly folded,
The kindly pulses still;
The lips know no smiling,
The noble heart no thrill:
Her couch needs no smoothing,
She craveth for no care;
Loves tendercst eRtreaty
Wakes no responses there.
Fresh grave in the valley
Tears, bitter sobs, regret;
One more solemn lesson
That life may not forget,
Face forever hidden,
Race forever run
"Dust to dust voice saith,
And woman's work Is done.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01
ct. Nan, @ttnnefota Samfta8, Sen 1. October 1870.

Cine Proclamation res poliseizprd>
feeten 7eratrY beiaat, bic @epublif babe
mie 1892 bic Nuetreitune Der Gremz
ben gum 3wede.
| Dob pentshenS baS 2eBtere feline
leere Drobun9 mar, bepeiat Die fsfors
tiae rldF9t6lple 8ertreibuns pieler
tauienb Deutlder NIT @eib unp Sinh
aus Grantrei6. Gin ielt(ameS @seenz
| itiid ca,u bilren Die NOD aablretGern
laulenre sonSransoien, rie alS&riessz
sefansene nab Deutlblano 9cfibrt
murren. Man lele bieriiber fol9eace
mittbeilun9: Dinf6tlid Der 100000
eeian9enen TranSoien, rie in Tpl9e Der
lebten Srie9sereisni1e na6 Deut11z
lanp aebradt peroen, melcet Die ,,prop.
@prr.", ros piele!ben semdb ciner ;piz
lden cen &esierun9en setrpFenen 8sr>
einbarun9 ouf Die ein3elnen Staaten
na6 cerenBepSlferun9ssabl perpen per>
tbeilt merpen. lleber bic llnterbrinz
auns perlelben in pen Gs1unssn in
Qu9ern u. {. t.. unp lter ibre etwaise
6eran3tebune u 5fentlidcn Mrbeiten
~ercen nod w,'itere 8el9lulfe eefabt
peroen.
Gab bic Greisni0e auf benz &rteos>
ibaurlaBe IN Deut1dlono einen ecmalz
tisen Ginorud madten, ltegt auf Der
6onr. SieeeStrunfen par namen:li1
Berlin. Gin Correspondent 1areibt
pom S. Geptember: gfu9tsrne Grpd<
aunsen fnren beute teinen Naum i'm
ieaestruafenen Berlin. llnter 9utelz
rufcn mdljen f@ 8olfsma0en purd bic
beRa99ten uno 3u 9rosartiser SQumiz
nation porbereiteten Strabsr. @erf<
itdtten, @dulen a. flnp eelbloNrn, une
unter ben Qinren, pie Dor pem pa!ais
itauen fi@ Die WaNen, um In Opatioz
nen oQer Nrt ibren gntbufaSmus funo
3u seben. Deputationen rer 0encrfs,
Nereine, carunter AUDI rer Malbinen@
bauer NIT Der SABINE ron 1913, &c.
feuen fih sor Zen Genftern Der &Sni>
gin auf fnaen patriotilde Qierer unc
brineen !6o9S auf zen a5nia cieprinz
3en uno pen Sra fen Bismatd aug.
Sdmmtli9e bier onwelsnre @enerale
unp b1tere Oif;iere pereinieen fi9
etenlp wie Ma9iltratszperloneu, llntz
peritdt5< <Wit9liecer &C., un1 Der &Sni<
gin Slid ;u Dem auberorrentli9sn
Stese 3u winlden. Das Solf be-
frin,t Die S!atuen unlerer alten&rieas<
belpen, uno ein 8erliner ~ri9tiser"
9unse flettert nit einem frilden 9prz
beertran3e big gum 6aupte res alien
Trib binauf Ger tereits NIT ;,pei
19war3rotb9olpenen Gobnen ee1bmldt
1T. Die &6nisin febt pon ibreu1 Sem
ier bic lbat, ldet ra6 Berliner &tno
cur9 einen fSnisli&en 2aquaten bolen |
unc bel9enft es NIT elmer Safe auf
mslhcr )ib cas 8tlonib res &5nfss |
beinpet. et.-Gin anberes 8tlo: sod |
Bilbelm, pem peutiden Safer" Inter
@ortrasun9 elmer SABINE NIT cieIer Sn>
f<i'rift berpe3te fi@ cine srpbe 8olfs<
insn9e NIT etnem NuiifccrpS an Der
Spibe nab pem f1nisli9en palat6.
Die &Sai9in eri&ien auf Dem Balfon>
bte Muff unb cas @olt fang oas
v6eil Dir int Sie9e5tran3"; Die SABINE
nit pem @olf6proeramm >purce eez
19wenft uno bic Monar9in ranfts
T9tbar 9erabrt Der entbu(aftil9 sefnnz |
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Qtin(fnoungtn uuh &orrflponoeu3ra,
Defenders iter firtlite unb anbere tria'tise ge'
setembeiten. fab ieber3eit wtQ!omuen, muiien
aber Spm Herfager xnter3ei9net fsin.

~ ppa.OfNee. .Tlsnep- Drbers Fnb tas bilsaRe anb
uub erfe Nittel iur eberenbune Ron Ges uRs toRteu
10 Re ja baben Fnb. sasn sebraudtt susrbtn
gBenn te Namen rsn rnterretbern etn8ednct mereen'
kuteu Re bestd se&riebtn en, unb Sas pohamt 3snu9
anb esaat senau uae ri&:is ans.seben rsreen.
aDenn etne 3eituns BON einem Doaamt an en- anoerts
serfett rerben fsu mus tmmer aud bat psRat anee'
aebe psrben no bic 3ettuns frber smpfanaen uurbe.
gDenn Semans fein 8latt n&t reeemdsis emptdnst
cber @ axf reenS cine Mr Sebler einfhlei&sn - elte
ltr betreHense Agent far bic 9sraussebsr feslsi b.
xanriMtiet serben.
Sic U,santwsrtlidie fit Uslbfentunsea fur Bic 8d<
tuna merjen mir nur bana Ibernetmen menn bben per
reeiartrtea Brief pber yr aonts Srser &C.
fdtb<n.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01
Mmslamoii9e Ma@ridtem.
Mtuelte &rifgsna@ri6ten
auf ter eritten 6ette.

in oen1 S1tdIale Der &rcnprtn;er
Grantreids lpieselt f9 felt nabe3u ei:
mem Sabrbunpert bic fcncerbare Sc
19idte orrjeni9en Gamilien rel9e ,eits
weile leinen 1brpn bsisBt bislten unl
merfpurnis erlbeint e6 immerbin raf
BON 2ut,pi9 XVI. an feinss jsner pie|
| teneiceten &inper, reren Wiese BIT
Scnne Der f3nteli@en Majeftat um>
frablte, tasu fam, bic Stufen ced
Gbrones III bsfeisen, Der ibr Grttbeil
11ien. @aS aus tem Spbne jenee
unelidli9eu 85nis8 9epprten> wei6
man ni&t; ta9e9en weib man. pab &c,
Spbn Napoleons L, ,peldcm Der md9>
tiee @ater ben fpl3en 1itel ~a5nia
BON Som" CAB, fern Don ieinem Gbrcn
in Seferrei9 ftarb. @ie bic Gbronz
foIeer neuerer 3eit IN bic 8erbannuna
oe)9tdt wurpen, wurre tem 2eler in
poriser Summer beri9tet. llnb Der
@obn Napoleons III? Der arme
tai1erli@e 8nabe befinpet 7d bereits i'm
Gru. Die neuete Yof brinet lber
penielben na@febenpen intere0anten
8eri9t:
Mls Der taNerltde Yrin3 na9 Der
@eiluns ieine6 @aters R@ na@ Bels
glen beeeben batte, losirte er in Na=
muir bel cem @rafen be Baiuet @pu~
perneur Der prupin3. Der Yrin3 war
frlb oufsefanren. Raum bate er fib
ansfspeen, als er Zen Belu1 bc5 @roz
fen Re Boiuet erbielt, ter Die psinli@e
Wilicn iiternommen bate, ibm lber
Die ean;e Sa@laoe bic Nabgbeit nit
sutbeilen. @on ibm erfubr Der prin3
Die @efan9ennabme leine8 9aters, ben
Stur; BEG 3ailerrei1s uup Die Glutt
cer &ailerin, NIT Der er na9 Gn9lanc
rsikn lullte. Der junse yrina blas,
niecer9ebeuet, felt eini9en Iaeen leiz
psnr, empfn9 bic iaredliden 9fadridz
ten, obne Elm ein3i9es Durt 3u lpre6en.
st b!ieb etnt9e Ausenblide nit oelentz
tenn &opfe iteben; tann, renielben er@
bebenp, laste er enpli9: uNQes ras 1T
nod ni@ts. wenn Granfreid unperlebrt
bleibt." Der Yrin3 bat pann auein gu
bleiben. Ct fibte ben &opf in feline
6dnce, uno bic Bepicnten pes 6aule6
lasen, It babe bitterli@ 9eweint. BUR
3eit rer WabI3eit mar ter Yrin3 t!as,
aber rubi9. Da Der sluSenbltd her
Mbreile f@ ndberte, panfte er pem@ra<
fen be Baiuet febr >parm fit Die bepiez
lene @affreuncidaft unp fraste ibn
,pie Ct bieielbe perselt.n f5nne. vMit
smei 3eilen Don Sbrer !Sano", lautete
bte Nntwprt. Der prins Lief ii9 io>
fort pupier eeben uno fAriet lan9iam
bic Wprte: "Souvenir d'afection ct
de reconnaissance. Namur le cinq
septembre 1870. Louis Napo-
leon.'' (3um Mnbenfen ber 3unef>
eune unp Grtenn!lidfeit. 9famur, ben
5. Ssptemter 1870. 2uowts Nappz
leOn.) Stl9on ppn &nabenbanb ee>
Iarieten iinp biele 3eilen bifuril@ BON
srosem Snterel1e pur@ bic llmftdnpe
trelbe ite bealetten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01

Dieielbe pot melret be Nntunft res
failerli&en @aters In feiner neuen &ez
fcen} wie folst:
Ra1IeL 6. Sept.-7aier Napuz
leon 1T 9eaern Nbenp 8 llbr so Wlin.
mittel8 Grtra,us pon @ieben auf Ger
Characterization Wibelmeb6be anse<
fommen unp in einem ,peifpdnniaen
@asen na6 S6loe 0ilbelmsb5bc
9efabren, no er i'm 6auptaetdure ieiz
nen WpbnfB nabm. Se@sscbn ca
paliere uno cine DienerlAai, Don etwa
pier3is perlonen fnp NIT einem jpatss
ren Grtraiu9e ein9etrofen. Gin far
fe8 Detadement ,nfanterie bate fd
DOR Dem Sdlo0e aufsefeut uno cetas
6irte po(ten rebrten ZEN 3utritt su
cem1elben. 9iur cie allcrn1hfen 3uz
sdn9e gum S9lob wurren obseiperrt.
unparteiilb> wie bie poa it, brinst
fie 9lei6seiti9 Die Na9ridt rab cine
Oeputation ceutl9er Bierbrauer f6
auf ben Rriesel9auplaB, unp 3war ri<
rect In tas 6auptquartier oes &6ni9e
beseben babe, UNI einen Iranspurt ron
et,pa 800 Ionnen baieriIbes Bier, in
GiS oerpadt zen oeutl6enlruppen ,u<
3uflbren.
Ni9t 10 barmlo8 lautet taS Gireuz
lar, wel@es ner neue MiniRer tes
NsuBern In pari5 an BE fran,5fIden
@e1anpten i'm Muslanb erla1en bat,
morlber stpar Der Gelearapb bereits be-
ri9tete, raS nun ater ldut auefiibrliz
der brieFi9er Mittbetluna pom 8ten
Septemter rabin eins: s,ules Gaore
bat unter Dem 6. ;. tin Circular er:
la0en, In weldem ct rem S5niee BON
preuBen, unter 8esuonabmc auf re0en
Grtldruna. ct fibre feinen 2rics esasn
baS fran,JTIbe Golf, funrern aeaen Die
Dynaitie, bic Beredtiaun9 ab1pridt,
nab Dem Stu3e ceS &ailerS ren arie9
aeaen Jvanfreid icrt;uiesen. Die Re-
publit wplle ben 5rtepen, aber nur et<
nen ebr,npouen 6rtecen ouf rerfYruno<
la9e rer poll(tdnrisen s}nte1ritat res
fransSTlden Wette!e6. Denn preuz
een nit rem 8rie3e fortfabre, lr lei rie
Nation entldlo0en paris, raS ii1 erei
Wpnate balten f5nne. biS auf zen leBz
ten Mann 3u pertbeirisen man perce
ieltit Dor einem Barrieacenfampfe ni'bt
,urldl9reden unp aud NIT rem Gaue.
Der 6auptfaet f9 nidt fir befeat er>
fldren. Die jeBiSe Nesierune BABE
nur ben 3wed, bic rationale @ertbei>
pieuns III leiten uno merre nur 70 lanz
&c am &uoer bleiten als Fe f1 nit
Ger Bev1lferuns pom gan; Granfrei6
In llebereinl lttmmun9 wiils.
Die erRe proclamation Ter propiioz
ril9en @eeieruns in paris lautst:
vGransolen! Da6 8olf fommt ter
&ammer 3upor ptlde 3auperte, has
8aterlano 3u retten. Sn ber @efabr
bat es bic &epu5ltf serlanst. G5
bat feline @ertreter bettmut nidt fir
bic pberlte @epalt ioncern fir oie 0ez
fabr. Nie Republif bat pte Susafpn
BON 1892 beiiest. Die @epublit tit |
prpclamtrt. Die Nenpluttpn erfclot i'm
9tamen bes Nedtes uno bes 1fentli<
9en @obles. |
vBlr9er! @adet iber BE eu9 an
pertraute Gtatt! MorSen rperbet ibr
nit Der Mrmee bic Nd9er eeS Dater>
lanbes letn." !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01
Summer ISL.

ten Mense. So uneefdbr bic pppf<
c9nomie Der 6austitabt BET Gmpfan9
Der Nadri@t lber bic S9lubtataltroz
pbe, tpelde Nappleon uno feline Gent
rale tet Sepan ereilte.
Gtwa8 flbler i9eint man in 5ofz
freilen riele 0oltspemonf frationen te@
tro6tet ;u baten; oenn eir anoerer
Beridt meleet: Nm SamitaszGcrmit@
tag bolo na9 Befanntpercen Der sroe
ZEN Sie9esna6ri@t mar befanntli@ raa
Denfmal Trierri1'S II. unter ben 2tne
ben AUDI NIT elmer md9ttsen l9warsz
rotb<9olcenen Gabne 9elamldt !poroen.
S6pn am Nfa9mitta9e rerl9wanb t1<
ee6en ca5 8rube @onner, unb eS blieb
nur an Der linfen Seite Der Statue Elm
fleineS peutldes Gdbnlein. @eaern
ii AUDI eieles Don leiner boben 8arte
perl6wunoen - oerI1wunben iber
Nadt. Die G.inneruns an frabere
repplutiondre 3eitcn l9eint unanae<
nebm an bote poli3eiobren setluuStn
3u baben.
SIM S@wabenlanee miro sbenfatls
letbaft politifrt cae ;eist Elm Brief
aue Stutt9art pom 5. Sept., mel9er
meloet: Cine am 3. ;. Mbenos itatt9e>
babte, febr 3ablreid beiu@te GolfSYer>
lammlun9 bat cie III tbrem peientli@en
Snbalte nadfolsenbe 8elcluttpn au9e<
nomu,en: ~Dos beutl9e 8plt wetst
jeoea Germittelunssz ober Ginmt<
idun9sverlu@ ber neutralen Md9te
beim Grieoeneldlu0e surld. Die
8iecersewinnuns oes Glla6 uuo eotb<
rin9sns 1T fir oas oeutlde @eid bic
einsioe Sarsl6aft 9e9en fran;50lde
0eluitc, cer rationale rreis bes noticz
nalen. Samples uno Sicsee. Dur@
Den 8eitritt Der Sucfaaten uuo
cur& Die Grwerbun9 Der II lanse yer@
loren 9epsienen oeut1deu prosin;en
mub aus Dem Ncrcreut1ben 8unpe Elm
oeutlaer 8unoesaaat tperpen. Gin ei<
ni9es 0clf, Elm Seer, ein NeidStaa, ein
ceutlbea Staatswelen Tno farDeutl9z
lano uno europa pte Oepdbr eines
cauernoen fi@eren Trieoene."
Ginen bepauerlt9en Wi6ton in ben
0oltsentbufasmu5 liefert
per infrl9e res Rric9es einaetretene
Notbtano in einselnen @esencen, tpoz
riiber man ful9enre5 i9reibt: Beridte
lber ben Notbfano in rer Nteinpfal,
unb 9beinbelsn lieeen Dor. Gs er<
belt parau5 auf'6 flarfe bic Nctbwen<
riefeit cer llnteritlbuns jener @eaenz
zen. s4m fdrfiten 1T bic &beinpfals
cur@ Gruppenmdrlde in Mnlprud ae>
nommen worcen. Die Sage pom A.
bis IL. Aueuit fellten i@ BEN Nnluob>
nern betnabe pie Elm ununterbro&ener
Bug BON @a9en uno Wenl9en BET
Sag uno bel Na9t Tar. Die Sc
Iammt3abl Der pur9 Die Nbetnpfals
Marlbirten ntrb auf $4,000 bis
100000 Wann 9eiddBt, foweit cine
ungefdbre S9dBun9 anter ben pbpalz
tencen nmitdnpen m19li@ war. Die
Ginwobner babeh ft@ in pteler f9we<
rem 3eit ni9t nur ben nptbwenotaen
eetftun9en fit ba5 Seer berettptQig
unter;osen, fonoern au6 in patrtotiz
Ite!;. gifer unb unermipli9er Mu5<
oauer pur9 freiwiuies @atsn fir bic
Startuns UNI Gtfv|Ituns ssr 1rap<
pet! aeIpra!. 81, N:uft.c: 6. ;. 6arct
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Ser ,@anberer" 1ta9 europa.

Seee @c@e sebsn cine Mn3abl Gremplare bee
,,Banberer" nadb europa, unb mir MAIDEN bic
Qtfer betpnbers aufmertlam, ba6 bic leb.ritn-
tunA zee Biattes an @eruanbte unb Greunbe
ienteits tes Oceans ein iebr seeienetes Mittel
IL, einen ununterbrp@entn Dertebr NIT seniel-
ben ~ nnterbalten une fe iber bic 3uhanbe
bief.s 2anees 3u anterri9ten, better als es bur9
Briefwe9tl sel4eben fSnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01
Das 80 fpo rt .
Sabr8a,,8 8.

In Ben g etaaten unb eanata beras. % ets PEI Jae'
nnb mu5 benz gmpanser bet feiaer ysaste oiertels
idbritd) pcrausbe3ablt werbsn.
Wan Tam au iessr 3eit auf tea ,gDanssreE" eso1'
ntren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-10-01
Beasauns,a Tris!s Is. Fah IN asrtflrsa
"W A n D E r E f -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL. MINI.
@ilenbQbn Tabr<Yldne.
ct. Daul uno Hacifc,

ct. paul uno Yaeife.
st. paul 7:SO Irreens urb $50 Nahmittase; e-rti&ea
eeuf Napits 12:z5 Aaauittass arb 7:25 Atenss.
ct. panl D.lanu ans Diumar 8ass-gerlas.n Ct.
yaui 845 Rcraens; Winneappls GAS Nsreens: erret'
6en s9iunar 500 &bsnss; 3uadtebsns serlaaen fe
gSinmar $50 Nrreens Ninneapplis 4:O5 Naamittaas;
errti&sn Ct. PAUL 500 Abenss.
ct. gaul. Mlinneapslis unb Delans 9ase - BerlaHen
De!anc s.. Nlcrsens; Minneapelie $50 Nprsens unb
erreihen st. yau 845 NpraenS. 3urudebrexb Seraien
ttefeHen Ct. paul 500 Ra&mttsdas: gnneapulis 5:45
e. paul xnb Minneapslts aeepmpta atone 3us.-qer.
Mursens 8uradtstr,n5 serldst q Yetnnsapslis $50
Naamis.ass aas srrei&t ct. paul s:45 Rs&nittnes.
ct. Yau( unb @tour Gity.
a. pt;'s. s:si z s.s es: ssss s'ssa'. a" sss sssn
S Sea! 3 ssS & Sss Ssm' @asss,S g, sSs sSs
ssts H'sntaIs SIs'a. . SO " Ct. gaaI....::1oss
eate supnior uno @'iiFiFppi.
g.rlaN.n e. z15 Born.
Rcm.en an in 5indlss ................ 1905
@ersofca 5sndles.. '''..''''' e.U ~ 9fa@m
Milwa,.sss ct. gor'! ano Minneapp>
l;5s3Ige.
9urd,;See nets, sen, Often (GrpreR)
eun,asa ar...sae Maar, gebsn ab....."..S:15 gsrn'
Rpr,iren AZ mt Sd!e'raa aspn.. ...........1o:5S
gs,en al nit Stl!a;Naee 4:5O Wa1m
S}:ii.nscrot;s unA ct. saul 3Ise.
8amnen Az. 90 0rrn. @etsn at......9:40 grrm.
Arn,men a;..... 5 30 globm. @eben ab..5,45 Natu.
ct. Gaml uns gbteaso 3ase.
. rns.su oa... $50 9ta9m. Geben at... 800 Nprm.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-03-17
Sorgho Cane.
For the Gallipolis Journal.

Mr.. EDIToR-DRAR .SlR:-As the
season approaches for pitching the
crop of 1870, 1 would respectfully
suggest to my brother sorgho culti-
vators the propriety of reforma
ton in planting sorgho cane. Where
as the crop of 1869 was short crop,
on account of a lack of full stand,
this lack of good stand, think,
was ca1sed mainly by crust form
ing over the seed, after it was plant
ed, and before it came up, which the
tender plant could not penetrate. To
obviate this difficulty, have been
convinced by several years expert
ence, that sorgho seed scattered on
the surface Of plowed ground, in the
fall, will grow and produce in the
following spring set Of healthy vol
unteer plants, with no crust to
smother them, and they will be as
early as seed eau grow. 1 would rec
ommend to plow as early as posi-
BILE, say in March, or April, and lay
the ground off as for corn, one way.
Scatter in the furrows plenty of good
seed, but do not cover it, the rains
will cover it sufficiently. 1t will all
come up as early as seed can sprout
When high enough to work, cross it
on with a narrow bull tongue plow,
leaving only distance enough between
the burrows for q suitable sized hill
of cane, say from to 9 stalks in a
hill. This arrangement will allow
you to cultivate the ground both
ways, insures q full stand and sn
early crop 1 would further recon.
mend the OLD Black Sorgho variety.
gathered in the field Be careful it
does not mold in curing. Secure it
from mice and crickets. Use only
the top half of each head, as that is
earliest and heaviest. When ready
to plant, swim the seed in strong
lime water, ten or fifteen minutes.
Use only that which sinks. Drain.
and then roll in air-slacked lime, or
sifted wood ashes. Then scatter in
the furrows, as above recommended.
If this method had been used last
aeason, it would have saved thon.
Bands Of dollars to the farmer
R. JACOBS.
VIsToN, o., March lst, 1870.
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CERTIFICATES:

GALLlPoLIs, Nov. 90, 1869.
l have used the Kuhn Ointment or Salve
for letter and Fellon, and found a speedy
cure, and recommend it to those similarly af-
ficted. JOHN HUTSINPILLER.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons holding claimi
agsinst JoHN PERKINS, Of Harrison township
Gsllia County. and State Of Ohio, on which
am held as security for payments, TO collect
the same immediately, As shall hold myself
responsible no longer.
l also notify all my creditors whose claims
are secured BY said John Perkins, to call and
release said John Perkins, and accept in his
stead better security, as l admit that he is
not of the best
March 3. Is7O.-3vs
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Notice !

ELIZABETH JONES, Hugh Jones the minor
u heirs Of Margaret Jones, deceased, to-wlt:5
Ann Jones, Kate Jones, Elizabeth Jones, and
Jones, whose name is unknown; al oI the
county Of Livingston, State Of Missouri; Thom-
as Davis OF New Orleans, Louisiana, and Sarah
Davis, and David Humphrey. Of Hamilton conn
tv ohio. are hereby notified that John I. VIII
iiams. Administrator with the win annexed Of
Moses Davis, deceased, on the ID day OF Febru-
arv a a 1870 fled his petition in the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the county OF Cal
la state Of Ohio. alleging that the personal
nroperty of said Moses Davis Is specifically de-
Tised by will that he died seized In fee simple Of
the following described real estate, situate IN
said countyof Gallia, to-wit:
The north half Of the east half Of the south
east quarter Of section seven a. town six o.
range sixteen (fs.) containing 20 acres more or
less that said deceased left valid debts present
ed for payment The prayer Of said petition is
for the sale Of said premises for the payment Of
the debts aforesaid. Said petition will be for
hearing at the next term Of said Court Of Com
mon Pleas, commencing the 2eth day ef April,
a. d. 1870 JOHN T. WILLIAMS,
Admir- with the will annexed of Moses Davis,
deceased.
FEB. "A. 1S70.-4w.
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PRICE LIST:

PRICE LIST:
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
ooLoNG, lBlack,l 80. 100. l25, Las pei
MIXED. rGreen and Black,I 90, LOS. I.2O PEI
pound.
YOUNG HYsoN, [Green,l 95, 100, 100,
100, l.50 per pound.
IMPERIAL. [Green,l S5, l.2O, 100, / so per
pound
ENGLISH BREAKFAST. IS, 100, l.25,
l.50 per pound.
JAPAN, loo. l. 25, lUneolored Leaf 60 days
from Japan, l40.l
GUNP6wDER, 100, las, 50, LIS per
pound.
!. All our Teas are warranted to give satisfac-
stion, or they can be returned, and money re-
funded Consumers can make q positive
saving from so to IS cents per pound BY Pur-
chasing our Teas
!. Call or send for a Tea paper with full list
and particulars.
Oct. %, 1863.
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farnurs 4fpartmellt,
The Orchard.

The 0rcneId'
Asthe season is at hand for prun
ing, grating and planting fruit trees
. few words of advice to those en-
osoed in it, may not be sm:ss, as
many fail in obtaining satisfactory
results from erroneous ideas in the
primary steps necessary to insure
success
Graftingi is simple process when
understood, and rarely fails If the
material used be good. The wax
must be so compounded as to stand
the heat of summer without running
of, yet pliable enough to be worked
in cool weather. Some use the fol
lowing mixture: Six pounds OF
rosin, one pound beeswax, and one
pint of Iinseed oil, melted together,
and applied with q brush while warm.
When grating on large scale, this
is very convenient and economical.
Strips of old cotton cloth, wrapped
around the waxed portion, will pre-
vent the action of the sun during
warm weather.
Another mixture is made by melt
ing four pounds-rosin, one pound
beeswax and one pound tallow. If
the wax is too hard add tallow, if too
soft, rosin and beeswax. Use no
more grease than necessary to soft
en-, as it is injurious to the tree.
Cions should be cut from the last
years growth, and from the top or
outside limbs of bearing trees. If
cut early in December they arMyDt
likely to be winter-killed, though in
this latitude they may be cut from
the tree at any time before the sap
begins to flow so as to loosen the
bark. Cions should be kept in a
cool place, and packed in leaves or
moss.
As soon as the frost is out of the
wood, commence grating, particu-
larly cherries or pears, as the buds
swell early, and when in that cOndi-
tion are apt to fail. Apples may be
grated at any time previous to COM
ing out in leaf. Work only in cloudy,
damp weather.
Many insert gratis in stocks of
twoinches diameter, or even larger,
but the connection rarely becomes
perfect, and the graft, when it at
tains some size, breaks off. Branches
of three-fourths, or one inch in di-
ameter, are best to graft on, and the
limb should be cut at the place
where it is of that size. Cut the
branch diagonally, or, as it is term
ed, "sloping," pairing the point lit
tie, and splitting the stock only on
one side, then having cut the cion
wedge-shaped SO as to fit the open
ing-insert it in such a manner that
the inside bark of the cion and branch
shall exactly meet, in order to have
q free circulation of sap from the
stock.
When the work is done, let it
alone, at least during the growing
season. After that cut off any side
shoots on the stock below the graft,
and shorten in the shoots on the
graft itself.
The high prices usually obtained
for good fruit should induce all land
owners to cultivate it, extensively,
and any who have trees growing that
are not productive, now is the time
to change them by grating such va
rieties as are known to suit this lati-
tude. No danger of stocking the
market, as the facilities afforded for
transportation, open up a demand
for it far beyond the supply.
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l, DR.. VAN Week, Dentist in Gallipolis,
Ohio, hereby certify that was afflicted with
a running sore on my leg, and that tried ey-
cry available remedy, without success, un-
til l obtained the Kuhn Ointment, which did
cure it sound and well, and can say but try
it, and it cures. j. A. VAN VLECK.