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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-19

The demand was confined to four or five
brokers. Low ordinary sold at 1319c; ordi-
nary at lac; strict ordinary to good ordinary
at l5Ac; clean stained at 16A, 16as, l6l9
and l634c, chasing good ordinary to low
middling, and low middling at lSl4c. We
have reduced our quotations for ordinary
and good ordinary lac. from Friday eve
ning's figures, but have made no other
change.
The sales for the past three days sum up
from other delivery ports, and 2749 proper,
against 3622 proper for the corresponding
time last week and 1l58 last year. Re
ceipts proper since August 81, l.424, 522
bales, against 1,l35.566 last year. The ex-
ports comprise 1880 bales, embracing 1916
to Liverpool, 3444 to Havre, 1894 to Am
sterdam, 342S to Boston and 277S to New
York.
The Exchange reports: Market duh and
quotations nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-19

jy6 aus Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-19
w. G. Lyon & Co. VS.. NJ. FL. Waters.

je2s jylo 80 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-19

;v1s ~, =. Z. 3. SAUV1NET,
SA' aui 10 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
Ayers
Hair Vigo1'
FOR restoring Gray lain 10
It's natural Vitality and Color

A dressing which
is al once agreeable,
healthy, and eflectual
for preserving lliO
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
10 It's original color
NTH the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair il thick
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
Farm for Sale.

rINHE FARM formerly known aa the THOMAS
i Goss FARM, now owned by his son, ID Nj.
Goss. said Farm contains Three Hundred Acres,
one hundred in moving, tillagc and pasturing.
AMI two hundred in heavy sceond.growih wood
lying within one mile of Lock,'s Mills, where there
i q ready market Tor wood
There Is a good sugar Orchard, and good nlE
pie Orchard ni about two hundred trees, graiied
fruit; cuts good crop of hay and has large iot
OF meadow that nigh, be cleared up; n never
failing supply of muck within forty rods nj the
buildings tillage excellent crop llnd.
The Buildings consist of House, Eli, large
Stable Barn forty feet Square, Sheds, Re
Any one wishing to buy good Farm, viii 40
well "a call and see this before purcharng else
where, rs Intend 10 change my business, and
will sell part or the whole 10 ruit purchasers,
and at better bargain than can he found else
where in the State.
Everything is han,ly-Post Oniec stores, Grist
MILL Depot, schools, Churches, &c,
For further particulars. call on the subscriber,
ON tie premiseS II. NJ. GOSS.
Or address H. ". Goss, Lockcs Mills, Me.
Terms easy. said Farm l. situated in Bethel,
ON the road leading from Lockc's Mills To Beans
Corner.
Upfhci Oct 4 ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
HAIR T EA.

A lady writes About six months ago
my hair was coming out so badly that at
every dressing | used to get a handful,
which, not wishing to throw away, | laid
by in box. | have used two bottles of
your Hair Tea, and now do not get
enough to tie the ends of my braids, and
have to 90 to the box for few hairs for
that purpose. think every lady ought
to know what a remarkable Hair Preser-
yer YOU make"
DR.. KENNEDY's HAIR TEA, a complete
Toilet Article to beautify and inyigorate
the Hair, is sold by Druggists everywhere
at 81 90 per bottle. COW tmar 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
Farm for Sale.

rINHIS Farm J. ,uuatc, in the town of RoNbury
4 four miles from Ne Nico Corner, aud only five
miles from Rumfonl Fails IL contains tWo hun
dTcd and sixty acres; has one hundred acres GOV.
cred with heavy old growth spruce, hemlock and
hard wool has more than two thousand apple
trees GU IL. many OF which are grated aud from
which there has been sold from $500 TO iO0 worth
OF apples yearly Tor The past seven years II cuts
forty tons of hay yearly has forty aCur- OF land
undcI cultivation, yicld- "a good CO p Of wheui
every year: has "A large aud Hue pasture: is we'll
Watercd, aud one of the best farms ia RoNburY.
The buildings are la fair condition
For further particulars, address
NEAL. MCLEAN
Ntc~t., NJ. Ana I I--I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
Administrators Sale.

Dl virtue OF license from the Judge OF FRO
ID bate, Tor oxford County, the undersigned,
Administrator OF the esta;ate OF Joel T.. BaTrows,
late OF Buckfed, deceased, will sell at public or
private sale, on the premises OF said deceased In
Bnckdcld ON Saturday, the eth day of Nov 1871,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, all the real estate
or said deceased including the rcyci sion OF wild.
ow's dover therein, being homestead and ont
lands, situated in said Buckioil Tor tie pay ment
of debts and incidental charges Of said estate.
Terms made known at time AMI place oi sac.
GEORGE ~ BARROWS, Admit.
sumner, sent. 9Th, ISL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed lay the Honorable
Judge of Probate, FOR The County al oNt"v'ii ana
assumed the trust OF Executor Of the last VIII
and Testament of
CSGOOD BROWN, late oi B-thcl,
IN said County, deceased, 10y giving bond a. the
law directs: he therefore requests all persons " no
are indebted 10 the estate of said deceased L. make
immediate payment; and those who have any de
mands thereon, To exhibit the same 10
GEORGE III. BROWN.
sspt. 10, -.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed 10y the Honorable
Judge of Probate Tor The Comfy Of Oxford and
assumed the trust OF Executor of the last viii and
testament of
SUSAN ". MELLEN, late of Canton.
in said County, deceased, by giving bond a. lhe
are indebted Ia the estate "l said deceased 20
make immediate payment, and those who have
demands thereon to exhibit the same To
OTIS HAlfORD.
sept. -, 1874.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge OF Probate, Cor the County OF oxford, and
assumed the trust oC Administrator of the estate OF
AMOS PURINTON, late Of Andover,
in said County, deceased, 10y giving bond rs the
law directs, he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted 10 the estate of said deceased TO make
immediate payment; and those who have any de-
mand- thereon, TO Xhibit the same 20
JAMES VI. PURlNTON
sept. II, Isl,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
Farm for Sale !!

yINIIE subscriber offers hi, farm Tor sale and
i will sell the same upon the irst opportunity
Said farm j. stustcd near West Bethel, on the
road leading from West Bethel 10 Albany, and
contains excellent tillagr. mteryalc and upland !;
the has can all De- cut on The same with moving
machine. The ntcivac j. unsurpassed, good
pasture, aad never falling aqusduct Of running
water.
Aay one desiring 90 purchase can inquire 81 The
subscriber on The premises
ELI TW IrCHEIf.
West Bethel, June -. 1874.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
Read This |!

TWO farms for sale, about two miles north of
/ Paris Hill, one on the Rumiordroad, occupied
hy X f. Bradbury. the other near ii, on the
Stcarns road occupied by the subscriber.
said farms are well situated, convenient To mar.
ket; water In the houses: small orchards; wood
plenty, Sc, &c
Persons in want OF farm would dO we'll 10 call
and examine FOR they will lie sold AT Il bargain IL
sold soon. j. 4. BRADBURY.
Paris, Sept. 35th 1871. Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17

4 VERY DESIRABLE Farm for sale, a,tna'
N tel IN Norway Ne. a miles from tlIe yil
lagr Said Farm contains IA acre ,tiiyilcd in, O
tilggc, pas,ur1sc and Woodland; IS well fenced
with stone wall, and IN a large Orchard OF glait-
cd Fruit and sugar Orchard.
The buildings. are ucw and ia good condition
cellar oi split granite lned with brick, and never
failing well II water 1t the house aud barn.
ANY one wishing 10 purchase a COOL farm aI n
reasonable price, viii call ou The subscriber, on
the premises
WA. ~ GREEN.
Norway lime - ISL Ina
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
Valuable Real Estate i'm Norway
Village. For Sale.

L House in Norway Village with Two acres of
land connected herewith. said house is two sto
ries high, has finished rooms, good well Of wa
ter, good cellar, pleasantly located on the main
street from Norway Village To South Paris. by way
OF Depot OF G.. I. L. a.. and IL applied Tor soon,
will be sold at q bargain FOI further particulars,
apply To l.. ii. Mrisley, OF Norway. or John j.
j. Perry, OF oxford
Mrs. JOHN II. BEAL.
Norway sent LIST, ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
commissioners Notice,

WE having been appointed by the Judge OF
w Probate for the County OF oxford, TO receive
aud examine the claims Of the creditors of Aaron
Cotton, late of Byron, in said County, whose es-
tate Is represented insolvent, give notice thai six
months, commencing the third Tuesday of Sep.
lcmber, have been allowed To said creditors 20
bring in and prove their claims, and that we will
attend the service assigned us at the Post Office,
in AndOvcr, the last Saturday of October, ISL,
and the first Saturday of March, 1872, from one
O'Clock TO five O'Clock 7. VI.
v. II. TALBOT
EBEN W. GREGG.
Dated this 3'dh day OF Sept. 1871.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
Farm for Sale!

'NHE subscriber desiring to - Wet, wants to
L sell hts farm situated ia DiNied village, con.
tanning ~ acres, about equally divided into past
are and tillage the tillagc laud being level cuts
- tons OF Inv also 81 acres 81 pasture aud wool
land yuC mile nom the house. have pui in about
4 acr, or cranOcrrcs, and the chance To- put in 10
acre, cannot be cNccllcd: q never fping stream
OF water runs through the field. The buildings
all in good repair. consist OF story house ell
and skcd, barn with cellar, aud shed attached To
barn in the ell l. an excellent well 81 water, that
has never failed. This is a rare chance tor any
one wishing for the privilege of living IN u be auii
nal village. Price, $4,000. For further par
ticulars, enquire 81 the subscriber or the prcmi.
.,.. : +. FRENCH
DiNiield, March 10Th. ISL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
Non-IResident Taxes,
In the plantatiouoi Milton, County of Oxford, NJ
for The Npar lS10

In the plantaiiouof Milton, County of oxford, Me,
for the year 1870.
The following list OF Taxes on Real tate OF
nan-rcs ident owners in the Plantation OF Milton,
for the year lS7o, in bills committed to r. Il.
Allcn, Collector Of said Plantation, on the eighth
day Ut July, 1870, has been returned by him To
me a. rrmaining unpaid on the 4th dry of July,
1871, IN his certificate Of that date, aud Low ic
main unpaid: and notice is hereby given that u
the said taxes and interest aud charges not paid
into the Treasury OF said Plantation within cigh
teen mos. from the date Of the commitment of said
bills, so much of the real estate taxed a will be
sufficient to pay the amount due therefor, includ.
ing interest and charges, will without further no.
lice, he sold ut public Auction at the Treasurers
Office. viz his Dwelling House, in sail Planta
ton, saturday the tenth day of February, 4. ID.
1872, al O'Clock l.. VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
Freedom Notice.

OXFORD, ~ AT n Court OF Probate held at Paris.
within aud tor the County of oxford, on the third
Tuesday OF September A. II. 1871,
nCrANIA WHITTIER. Administrators Oh the
" estate of Josiah Whittier late OF waterford
Ia said County, deceased having presented her first
aud final account OF administration Di The estate al
said deceased for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Administrators give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy oi this
order o be published three weeks succcssely in the
oxford Democrat, printed az Paris In said County,
that they may appear At Probate Court to be held
at Waterford in said County, on the 18Th day OF dc
tober next At nine O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, " any they have, why the same should not BE-
allowed.
4. u. WALKER, Judge.
trnc copy-attest J. :. ii1nBs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-10-17
\ palis corresnondent. W

A Pats correspondent writing OF
the siege, says: They tell Of one lady
here vino was so overcome by her appe.
tite rs to eat her beloved lap,dog. Alter
Il hearty meal she looked down at the
little heap of homes; Tears fell from her
eyes Poor BUou" she exclaimed, chow
he would have enjoyed them"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

PLEASANT INFOR NATION FOR
TAPPRsERSs

The black ants Of Sweden are a for
midable race of workers, much larger
than any we have here. They make
sad havoc with the grains, and as they
travel in professions, each with a wheat
grain or some otner dainty for winter
store, they present formidable array
a curious spectacle for the philosopher.
The sting of these animals is very sharp
and somewhat poisonous. The best
policy to observe is, when meeting a
procession of these workers, to turn
aside and give them the right of way,
fOr they will gTip their grain tightly and
give sting after sting, losing very little
time for revenge and then on 70 their
well-ordered, well-stored homes. The
Swedes have learned a way of utilizing
these little animals. sting and all. They
waylay them on these journeys, catch
them by hand. in nets and sleeves, any
way to get them, and plump they go in
to the seething brandy distillery, and on
them depends the peculiar flavor of
Swedish brandy. Il is so smooth, so
oily. SO pungent has such a delicious
favor; in short, is everything enchanting;
and then they have the loveIiesf little
glasses, that held a thimble full, so thin
e 4eAt5ltSa anu DCetutAldAAy dEAStAC8 tnal Iney
would almost tempt an ascetic to drink
and catch the divine affiatus, but il only
takes one drink to intoxicate, and then
aelEszaGss tye1Nesss soon follows. We have
seen lady jump from the table and
scream because a red ant ran across her
plate. but she woald sip this brandy
rom the little glass and extol its favor.
In Newark, cockroaches are used very
extensively in the 41aar4Yfar.fs,-a ,,F ~
icious wines, which are made there from
cider. poor whisky. lOgwood and other
abominations.-.M r Eve,rise Past
= :
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
Legal Notice.

HARRIET WEST and her husband
II Heury West who reside in Monroe
County Michigan. Louisa Braunilisr who
rpsides in delaware County Ohio Nina
MOrrison and er husband viii am Morrl-
on. who side in Jsa-s County Iudi ma
eatharinr Schr,yei and hpI hush nd J,,sian
SchrOyer v no reside in st. LO-.is MISSOURI
A . ns' La her aud her husband !. J. Las -
and Susan Morgan "a hu e -ife is D-Iaws,r
County Ohio. Mary Ritson and hers r.ititn
Alfred RHNOi who rt sides 1, e. I'm bus
Franklin County Ohio. Lew West and
R4.nd ISrael West Andrew Levi West and
John "a est. minor child eli 81 Sarah Wesi
deceased who reside IN Sh y ouuty
resides in MOuro,- cunt Nj higaH aud
Esli~s, be n West who sid, s t., GentSet
county Michigan, tire said A prahstm Seward
w ST. ana EilSdoeih h being IA n children
Of sad Sarah West deceased u i'll take mo-
c that "A o. titiOn fled against them
un The 1t day "E M'trch A. D ISL. in tn
i'ourrof Co.nrnan Pleas for the tuuutv.Ot
Det ware, Ohi,, -, John ShiveIy and Eliza
ShiVely demanding par iriOn of the fol ~
ing Real Estate fowl situate ia Ihe coun-
" of tleliW are. and State 8t Ohio ami being
"a lot OF land being twenty five acres he
ken pH the south part at firm lot No
which said term 10 contains So s,crt-S and il
-itu-tfe ed IN Range 10, 10 .rIts,tIp :, = ctt,n 4
No. is bOuHded as follows fo-wiL: ON the
nor by land ft'rme ~ owned by Van
Bremens; ON the east ty the cent Z Of
Whe stone River; on tli- ,Out9 by lot No. 3
Z formeiIy) bel nging 70 C,ll. Allen and on
tile-V, eST by the Sec.iOn line.
Thr said JOhn Gotiieb Cook died seized In
fee o. Twenty-Five acrts of q The Sslu side
f IA lot No. m also 10 OF ., d in aid
county in fange 80 township 5 :. CT o. n
gluuIug at the turnp K. Il ar 10 the nortls-
east corner OF l,ind forme " owne5 ny A
len thence nth rods; thence u t-t 81 rods;
rhelfce north 70 IS thence 20 rods 10 the
piac- o. b. ginning containing Hli. acre.
Thai the i ext Tta. m Ot \ {d Uurt on The
18th of a pril A. D. ls7l or as s,nu therestf
~ he same '.sn be heaTd tile eatd John
Shiveiy and Eliza S''iv' ~ Will apply fol
AN order that partition may - IHa,te of IA ID
premises. JOHN SHIVbLY.
ELIZA ~HfVEi.Y.
Ponpleton & McFlrOy AtL'Ss fur-3 81 lfSI5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

OOE UsE THE ssvEGETAHIE 0zn
O&OEu&FnOnRry BA1sa1ns's . ~
TIE uld stanfiaid r medy for Coughs II Ids
CouHunptsou. 'NOthfTq better. y sfjgTI,FR
Bros. Co.. Boston =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
DENTIsTs-

DR. SIM, having Op~ned an once tH'
l EVANS BLOCK. s prepared 20 do al
kinds t.f Dental ~ Ork Ia the Latest ant
nlss-t ~ prev M inner.
I2rfr0clin0.-N NItrOus oxide used-peFiectly
harmless.
Regulating a sp, ,ciAlty. The most lrregu.
lar {. e. h NAH auftful.
appliances for clr II .aiats- and loss Of sub
stance either iS accident or diAeAse in
gen ously made.
aluminium. Addm0HtiHe ana WestOn's Metal
satisfaction guaFante d.
He uses DIR. TWICHELI.'s "lSon Lining
Wstich - a % {. flexible lining. mare to ~
the gums i.erfectly, there'y prey. utlnR ir
rlfaritn 'tf the gums and securing q mo
uerfect 1t. ena bling persons tO wear Il ct
who rom old age or di~- B~t-d gutIs could
not. II can he attached to either slf tn
above plates, SO that persons "a caring pl -tes
that do not nj or thai fall d '.Wn when tn TX.
log or eating, can have them rem, died
quickly, permanently and cheaply. We
attach it 10 All OF our " TX free o. charge
bu, cha ge IS fttr attaching ii to pla' es mad
by others. Tall nd Rre IL, al q cert fieate
from persons who c,suld NOT wear teeth as
III unit they tried TtOirhelpS SafI Lining
All tsrrSOnS ire rHutiOnad against usina II
Hs he has the exclusive right for tne town
of Delaware.
Diseases OF the gums, mouth and thrOd
Gu ed.
M charge for Examination or adv5ee. Al
charges M derate.
Nitrous Oxid- astministered for Surgeons
in m nor operations. surStf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

PSFGEOR8ANcF@A lady or gentle
man can make 81 O0O q month, secure their
own happiness and Independence, by OBJ
tanning PSsHCHOM NCY, FAStsINAT ATION,
or SOUL CHA RdISG.7 40t pages; cloth. =
Full INSTRUCTIONS 10 use this power over
men OF autmalsae FYtEf. how to- Va smeFizH,
b. come Trance az Netting MEDIUMS, DivIn-
atton, SpiTituafism, -AlchB my sHI3h hiioSOphy
of Omens and Dreams, Brigham Young's
HaTem Guide to Marriage, DC, all contains
ed IN this book l00 600 sold; price by mail,
IN cloth Sl.25, paper cover 81. NOTICE
Any person willing u act as agent W II re-
cstve sample copy OF the work free. As
no capital is required, all desirous OF gem
teel emplOgT nelt SHOULD send for rhe buolz.
enclosing IOcfS. TO- s1Ostaea, to T. w. EVANS
q Co., Al South sth ST., Philadelphia,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
raz sO1D1Ens, oRPHArs, 1.oa1E.


Ohio has been somewhat farly in full
hlling her obligations to the widows and
orphan children Of deceased soldiers
but il affords rs pleasure to announce
the fact that steps have now been taken
by the Legislature which warrant the be-
lief that ample provision will be made
for the orphans IN the future.
Hitheuo there has been no committee
Of the legislature to look after the wants
cf the Home at Xenia and the result was
that no recommendation were made to
the House Committee on Finance for
appropriations in its behalf On Thurs
day. however, when the appropriation
bill was under considerations in the
House. Mr.. Litie, Of Greene, moved its
reference back to she committee, with
instructions to add an appropriation of
81 600 20 complete the man building
g Aen.a. already begun. $4,000 for adj
s-.'ll, l,lOlal GO. ses, and $40 600 for furn
ls.llhs the Oaliolngs The motion was
adopted by an almost unanfrnous vofa
On the same gentleman's motion. he
Committee on Benevolent Institutio1s
was instructed to visit the Home Al
Aenia. inquire into its wants and make
such recommendation as they may deem
proper. The vote on this motion stood
s. to I3 aIE
This action Of the Legislature win be
heartily approved BY the people of the
state and send thrill of iov TO many
SAD hearts Toledo Commercial
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
MEDICAL.
AYERS

A DRESSING which 8
once agr cable. heal ny
and enectusl for pr"
serving the hair. Fad'-'
or Gray hair Is soon re sio
ed 10 It's original color ,rffi
the gloss and freshness o.
SOaSfh. Thin hair /
thickened. falling hsii
checked and baldne-s
nften fhonah MOI a.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
'o''''F Fancy Good.

Ma. 80 snnduaEy street,
Opposite ne C0ssrf IEa,iss.
-nrrs--uaa hinw dome 40 ORDER
., ps8 TOl, DELANGARE o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
with which it has been intimately iudentf
fled for
OVER HALF A CENTURY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1918
HOME PAPER OF the PEOPLE,

In its literary department its purpos Is tn
exclude trash. cultivate = pure ttste and
furnish HeAlthY eHiteTtArnment tor .
Horne Circle ia the way of the latest and
best of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
Aaefgnee,s Noffce.

NOTICE Is hereby given that ths
~ uDds Fsignt has been ba Ihe Probate
Court Of Delaware County Ohio. duly st-
point. d and qualified ~ Assiznee of Henr.
FlecKDer OF Dsiaw-r- Ohfo- Ali person
fuferestsd VII g-.vern themselves ar, ord
ingly. Creditors m ust present their claims
within six months. F. ~ JOY,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

Always have a large stock Of
HI and BROW N
MTT~LTNS. PRINTS. TIE X
ING. CHECKS, DENNIS,
J t.ANS, and DOMESTIC
GOODS GENERALLY, at easy
rates.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
no Broil Glle nana

to accompany the eggs, slice the ham
very thin, and soak the slices in hot
wafer for about an hour, changing the
water several times, and always pouring
il on boiling hot This process extracts
the snperduous salt, as well as makes
the meat tender. After soaking, dry the.
slices with cloth. heat the gridiron. lay
on the slices and brol over a clear FIRE.
Cold boiled ham may be sliced and
broiled. and served with eggs. OF
c ,urse the slices need no soaking. Try
this method, and see If it be not a great
improvement upon the ordinary method
OF "fried" ham, and the eggs fried in.
tle ham gravy.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24

Ham and egg" are quite enough to
persuade a Jew 70 be a Gentle. 50 far as
the eating Of swine IS concerned. To
fry eggs to accompany ham or bacon.
put some sweet, clean lard in a perfectly
clean frying pan. and when boiling hot,
slip in the eggs, having broken each ont
separately ia a saucer. Do not turn
them over. but keep clipping the hot laro
over them with an iron spoon. They
require about three minutes. Take then.
out with an egg slice, trim of the dis
colored parts. put them on hot platter,
drain of the grease, and send 70 the
table hot. Some place them on slices OF
ham but the former method is prefera-
bic. The whites should be transparent.
SO that the yols will shine through. like
golden wine through white BoLerni Al
glass.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-24
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an the 18th day OF Feb. A. d. 1871, III,
" Pr1l,ate Court Of Delaware cOu4,ty. o.
declared the estate Of Hudson RO-, deceaS
ed G., b. inSoIv.-nt. Cten1tors are IA. refor.
rrquiI ed to present their claims against tn,
e~Isste TO THE undersigned, fsr s,lIoWanct
within AK months from tn tina+~ abfsv,
mentioned ear thes viii not ne utilized "a
payment GEt t1RGE W. ROE.
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