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CIRTIs 4 PERKINS,

BaHso,, W., PSopndar',
To whom IN orders for supplies of the medicine
should h. addressed (tating the bcst mode ~ 'cud.
ING it)
II i sold rs Druggist. aud dealers IN medicine
thruus bout th" cOunlry, and ~ PARE Nv J. h. HAN
uoND, South Paris, 4. Field, Rust Young y.
Paris, T.. ". Muplock, L. Washhum; Buck6old,
T.. Atwood 4 Co, TAYLOR, Coolidge & Gardiner :.
Portland, J. Durgin & Co. will cell at Wholesale ~
retail at ProprFtoTs prices. 32Nl
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To-Day
~ Culrrrs vItT0S

II 1nurI'. -r.s,y &C. ,hla.ba"l.' ta,''
All ODD, rsr.s i,aA hack
wbr.s ,.1.'el wealth 90 shattered h'a.'A
- ..,- ,- D.rr-.-. tns
49, ,,..-l,,.,-
r-t.-rr.t.N.r-.,,,h,-k
,.-...tfft.t-r.,
The tr-,, ar, s,.I a, lr.h aai reva
Nsgvsr hnrrhrs vr-r,
r.,.....-.. .,.-.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-
49, -. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Thers NO , brrI uraD che boash,
Or'raf up1u tb- Tree.
-. ..r.-.,r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
l...-
,..,t- ..,r- 80,
go 49,.
AnIurvgaaga th.-r-E ..f,
T.. ra.r.rr ..r. OBJ. aas1 % zoe.
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The Rum Sweat

livery body know. what ram sweat o.,
where one is steamed over a small lake Of o..
9uid Ggc under las chair, O, thc same time
covered ,hirhly with blankets 10 keep in the
whole "yirac" Of the rum. We know a man
once who sweat 81, powerfully 100 this way
,ha, the preparation put 81 the Grc oat un-
lsr ham. The story that vr have 90 tell ct
one oflhr-c sweat, ts ola sgmryha, jilern,
character. ba, 0, may go Co prove tia, as
/-s'urer rum is NOT bli thing 90 take. \
H.lrlur house ACQUAINTANCE Of our
.rI.,uy slr Ola GIlow-vls c,yrn,uurly
ua,ynr himself sick, croasnr -bDut ,hc
weather, dismal always and peculiarly mis-
er.Nr 10 an cas-, winI. l., hlm look q, ,hc
U.I south Vanc. .fhc saw 10 point easy. De-
o-r be snlri a breath Of o. Do. would brru
nah bus enumeration oi pains, Ike a rlanrr
working b, ,h- poo, and bore everybody With
h., meteorological errma,ls, "Jgh th.s,rr
rr,, vInd can know when o., east with
uat even going out doors" Of course De-
could, iurthc ,anc vas toll in sight, ono at.
trmoun thc wind had changed suddenly east,
and a, supper time home came our thcmomr.
i.r. with aa express determination To run
down. He vas sick, Doe said he trI, fever.
.sh sgus1tion, aud thought lc ough, 90 take
something. We had for "a fellow huauIcr, 81
arUih,cary's CLERK, w.iba love OF mischief
chat was equal Ia any emergency Looking
atr1ty At our Jo'u'ouy friend, b. whispered
rr.N .r.rrN s.- r...., o.. r..--. ,.u- o.. o.. "a.
DON'T hr'" Thu, Was enough thr SEX one
pushed his chair back from ,hr abl" and sand
De ~, worse Tho apohocay I'll, Of him,
expressed by sludr, uu.n0u, Gestures that be-
Thought the ease bad one, aai o., once pre-
-aub,I q Tam sweat. Glad apparently, To
End some one ,ls, ihnk him srk, the iu,a-
'.I "a, once though, tbe sweat va, just ths
thine that would help him, and the joctoT
vas forthwith enlisted 20 pu, 0, through
Wca>,.s,cJ the s.rk man up to ms chamber,
aaI every preparation vas speedily made ior'
th, sweat the b.r easy char was brought
ug from ,hc landlady'. room, and BLANKETS IN
any quantity were supplied from every guar
'r' a'i hands "''- 80 i''l 'i 'NinPa'hI'
lH' sufferer Was u"1'''-'a ana p''''u ''
'h' '.a'r' ana 'n' blankets were '''''' CLOS.
.' about MN. N'''' every 'N'"t was '''''-
'H '"' 'In'' was I1' ''h'''" 'n' '''''' '"'
90. d"''"r-ai''r ''''''g h.m' 900 case " W."
Co" hot '' GALE ana some one "''lu como ''
man, '0' o" 10 Aa''u''' i'' ''.'' '' ''''''''r
,.,'' To remove '',' O.''N''' Mus w"
''.'" ''' '"''' '.''.' an" we ''''0"'D. w
"+' ",," gone "''' ',,,'" minute, VIC" W.
h'a'' h''" cry "u'' VIZ. u" ~ "''' '''','
F '' " moment .'1','' ana '''" ,'"''' ''''''
' -, '',n' III , ~, ''''''' "'"" Wv stairway
VIZ d.. w, WEI" up "'u '"''' ''s '1',
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-02
For Sale,

THE wen Known Tavern Sand situl
A5 i tel ut South Paris, formerly Kept by
IfiBlna Gcorrr BRIGHAM, Esq. bot more recent.
lEsSIut " w the sul,scrihsr.
.-<-sls-s- said stand !. heated AZ the Junction
1t the Norway and Rumlord road, in the mo.t zen.
trail ami lnsiness section of the Village and bat a
yer, Few rods from the Depot
The House l. IS by . feet. Stable - ~ p
feet. There il good Hall adjoining the Honsc.
Also, al necessary oul luidings io make il con,en-
lent and easy or those WIN occup, IT, Also, wef
Of nsyer-E,lmg water, und,r cover.
Said buildings have bcVn recently fitted up and
are in thorough state II rrair. The premises
also emhtaoe about acres Of god tilia-c hand nm.
der a good state u cultivation.
Said stand with IL. b'autiful ocation and run 81
custom. /. decidedly the beet stand IN the coanty
Those Who w.h 30 embark in thu, kiDd Of business.
had better call and see ior themselves.
Terms % liberal that any business man ran pay.
Apply To the subscriber on the premises, &C 10
John A. Holmes and Orson Drake.
ORA HALL.
sos, . P,ri., Feb 18Th, 1880.
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Even the Cholera,

which duru. the pl.t s.nson has swept N such
fearful uuml.rs. has ls'n cured lg ~ We believe IN
rrsru rlss, where IL bad ls,u s1r'V nsf f1aNsAy
1uplri IN Bangor, where u proved singual', f..
tai IL uis found ~ ,irLi o. thu remedy ani CUR
It's & PERKINS CRiMF IND fAlN Nil
LER. was tle medicine recommended by The t'S
Piyul1Hs, and b, tha Pros, a. The hr't The surcd
rcmsd, o. h. u.,d.
T. a dressing mr CUTS, WOUNDS, BRUiS.
IL. So, q. uniL 80 urai A. il.o IN eases IT
RuRNS, sCALD>, FREEZES, &c.,-rchc,ins
the PAIN and uIALING Nitl.Dut scar.
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SPCcTkcLrS.

with c,ssrs conravcl, corrvcV AMI culurcd. Sreri-
able ghsss., boxing gassphtf. clock. picture AMI
ouarh gIs.cs, gold hsad., silver and plated spoons
silver penciI. thimlle. aui nurse mlss, briiilniI
trap1ts. thoupumct,r., umbrellas, batter KNIVES +,
watch furniture, JcNclp, violin strange, Sc. Sc.
Watches & Clocks carefully repaired.
:. WALTON.
Opposite the Elm House, Norway Village.
August q, 1919. u6lI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-02
For Toothnchc

It l., IN nine times out of ten, GEAR. We believe
IL Win Hsr,r fiI, uuo,s the rooth ). liberated. u
the tooth !. hollow saturaic a little lnt AMI pot II
in the cavity. Hold some u il in the mouth II
the face /. suolicn lathe With Il.
BliLag "a, heal with 1t - generally cure ior thc
HEADACHE.
We are constant, relieving certificates from cv'
81, part Of the country, many 81 which ma, H. sen
IA psv.Iaper. and in pamphlets which may D. OBJ
tain,,l u suy n uur agents.
P.S. Itis the bet Hrs, aHi Or LH''H IN the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-02
Dyscntcp ar DinrThea

are ,r,,ily and ,rulv ouErp by Il. II should h.
gwen a traspuDnfi ~ a time, oncc IN M hour or
tNo, or onensr iu scrrrr cases aud tatbc The 't1m
nh and Ind. With lLr .Imr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-02
Innll Rhrnnntic Nncclion,.

Local PAINS, So, Il BE-. proved fpr-Fryriiy
suIJrs.iul. rr', ifHu- 10 H.rs, even in che most
d..r.uis all hong .tlrIiug r-rs. IN those risesr,
che pact. affected shlul "a. feel, lathrd, and them
tuIl.I Iighil,. lut lr.kk-HHt hard ,u"ugh 90 hort
ihr p,ts1t, 900 an uit.nHl 3. pruu,ci ON thr sur.
br,. md in severe eases thr patient should take
I-2 a trispaun'h un sugar uT molasssss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-02
Clocks and Watches.

S THE sUh.crilsr, feeling grateful fr pact a.
ElA yur. vuuh her,lN notify Do. hisu's anil
o. acl9tumsrs that b. j. ouastaHt, i1IhiI. lI.
IHiuus o. hi. stock II CLOCKS and WATCHES,
ncw aud sscond hanl. Also--A prime assortment
u steel, Silver anil Goh uslm,iul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-02
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted the Suhscriar f5r the
\ Dcmocrat, Advertising &c job Work. arr re-
gucsted 10 make payment without delay. IL nss,ls
the Wholo amount d, and particularly r,ucsts that
immediate attention H. given 20 H..
q. WASHINGTON MILLETT.
Paris, Feb. Z, 1850. II.
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DR.. Marshalrs
AROMATIC CNThRRH AND
DrRAD9CUR SNCpp.

Til SNrrr hp. proved tha mH.t Jfrr'aiI remedial
a-.uf kuYau o. The vIut,At Vacuum &C.
REMOVING \ coin ~ TIN UEiD. THE
HEADACHE, AND MI CATARRHAL
AFFECTIONS
u relieve ihe patient ri rl'..Hssf 0r hss.r,'f q.
ne haIf-ui 30 Tusg.gFa y 'szg.rg fsa1sh.7r. frli
q. ate pr1tu.,l d., t11 -Trat 'uV luI procure ID
h0nI upon m h'8in, rurrs ihr hrItghr lrN D. he
onI, agrut kn1sn upon which ,ou can rel, With con-.
GIsnor inr rJHp'r,, radical CO.., 81 thlt most tr.u.
hmm h-.rl.l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-02
No DANGER FROM CHOLERA
Wil fefuli 70 any nn' WIN l'A'
BRiNDRETU PILLS


once ~ tvlrr vD'k their system would u" in 81
excellent a condition, that, should thcy receive The
infection u thr Cholera, one extra dusc ~ pills
vuuli rutiirly eradicate the disease. The, sh"nhI
h. Kept ~ hand D., 40 those Nho wish a. insure
ihTms,lyrs from premature death. When, from
any ouss. the l1vrs do MT rrruhrl, Istiuun th,ir
,Iuuri uHIrr, lir.r'r,th rlis uny y, taken d1ih =
in olsc, 4 this kIll ihry viii l. funi a. imrnu
strength | can refer H. case IN New N"tk, 90
which th,E were uso,l five year. every day. Ami
shat b. NON, ir their tyur, g., that this pr's'N'r-
l1rc r,su't,f be- , Gul cure Il constitutional cu.-
ti,rorss, vhich bad afflicted the pary or fifteen
years l~ibrs th..s pili. wei, uicl.
1T boo advise az 90 D. careful II those pr''rn'I
fru,di,s, Which TrIirs- @, cure without pf"iu,lns
ar, iprirrt eject The troubl- b., that luur ~.
up. al. mur ur 49,, 1.tsn ~. dseas" in Oh" l-''.'
uhr so us. tbru 500 NAV feel l@t,r, lat 81 b. "n-
!, ihat suhi.1 disease may o,crtaAs Nuu. u 700
have disease iu 500, 500 cannot b. cured II uu-
be- BE- b. rau,,l uut ~ The system. Tn lUns'r i
~ retained thr greater danger you are 10.
COUNTERFEITS
A. many frt. gets anil others arr selling conn.
iulst Hr UaudiJ'b'. Pill, the puhi,C vii L. care
90 lnl purchase unl, Of those persons Who have q
rruhrifr II agency orai nnplrsih's principal
office. y. 2ii Bro,ivpy, 2Ii Hudson, and pa
B1vrrF Nrv iuri.
Nsr,rs-rbus, Holland 4 Stevens Liver.
moore. Coolidge = Guss,I,Hg Brttpu's Mill, VIM.
N Brtiur Ctriu1 Mils, J. ". n'.h1u DIV
nriI. y ~BHr, Mry,cu, l.rvfs Reed ROM.
nuI. Crurtr. Joshua Graham gumiud, -. 4.
Bolster Urrl,'. Eastman & Elmuni' NlaHN
l.uT,H, \ lurrl Wu'rnul, 4. N'lsnn NYf-
vlt. Nu,s. \ Tnpsi' ~ruth Paris, \. Fold /.
-a,.,u. Hr0i. Never. Lowell. J. Walker Iur.
Iure n & IirDfr.I Hiram, N llulluri i"r-
rrr. J &. Chss, rr,kfrH, George Reunrt' :
Tumrr. Mitchell East Turner, T.. MARTIN.
ITh n. l~D. llul
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TILE ClrlRRH

II rslnsss strr1-ihrrs anil restores o. hslIth, ar-
ttpn 40 thpss organs. and mcmlarauf, passage no
thr head, che Dh.turiuu ~ which prr,'Is-s IHiH r
the urrhell and rrrion uf che syrs. r. s1rt 81 fw.
fling iu he nusr, sense Ui matter irppi0c luu
the head into the throat s..
Al these u cures clsiI, and srcstil,, anil ihT
vrH rrv'rHoi oi5'i y CaiTb, 1t u,ually olIcs ia
~, mnuths.
u y alsr m unhi'iDg cue or bsffHg ~ DO TrIg,
Il p.rsr,,rvi iu hut a short tiur.
Sold az vhpl,-llr and retail hy Druggists -rrrr.
al,--lN man, agents throughout The country. AMI
D., J. n. IlAuuoNu, Paris. 4. TtELn, : raus.
Feb. ;, 1850. 52gl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-02
Cmmp IN the stomach, or Bilious Cholic.

w., l-Iryc 4 wiIl nrysr biI Go T,ahly r,gs. Il
should b. nlru q ir,sp"r1ml az time, on sugar or
mpas.ss, ~ in suv rslrHrr he patient r1u take 10
b-.t, aUi The stomach aui hpN,.. frc'l, llthsi.
Ani ~ 6fr,.n or tvsHi, minutes the patient does
v.t find rfIrTf r,fatt the Ursc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-02
N. H. DOWNS
YEGE TABlE BklSAMIC ELMlR,

VtGt hBlt BAlSAMlC tlHlH,
Urr oHIAr SoEtHrES RTNrur ToR
@oGlSnnn,P4dOIl9
40, i'' most ,s,r'uai R,7,,iy On d, We,Htr
COLDS, COUGHS, wIOOrING Cough,
tEour oH quiNsN, AsTuHN, FNIV ~ rIiL
siuI OK sTuHNIU, Am at ptsEAsLs
o. TuI
LUNGS AND LIVER.
Illl~ medicine b. purrl, vegetable, and q by Car
i the mDst ohcctul m,dicur Known DC diseases
affecting the irra,hial nr u.'71sfyV organs.
IT, ciisrt up'u the patiout !. mn't marked and
diisf. tuu that II most medicine recommended
iur the same complaints be- thr ullHviH. PARTICULAR.
lt-lt wNer irritates the orln, Il should -puih"
--nN,r Dire. up the cuugh, having the chu,, un-
Iouchol-mt iir.t has~' rs, cough, l1v,i',i no ~
rriaruisr gaisr, then removes The cause, ''Ifl.
rlii1g crHpif,iy lum thc .,.tsm, when, a. mat
Ter Of couric, the S1agi rSII's, anil the patient D.
we'll
sl-lt never pfolucr. custiycnsss In the con.
sumptiyc plt,snt-un the contmr,, &c has LAXATIVE
effect, aud = a moderate c1thauic. We defy the
world 10 produce case II cosiivcnc's 20 invsrraic
but that ~ two or three weeks (ihc patient IN lhc
mean time having proper regard tnr dIdD Il viii en-
urcly remove It, and produce healthy action OF The
bowels
SILT docs not produce alhnfrs ~ INC HAih'
hui Is a powerful prumptor II sensible and inscusi-
be Precipitation, thus cNpcng, b., the pores Of the
kin, those nauscuus fluids and impurities oi the
blood, the rtcutiun Il which Ia the system . the
cure precursor uf dissIES, o. kp's1 rEi tsIh.
We do not potDud that DOWNS El.lNlR isa
spg,hc &c ~ the ill. that fcsh is heir 10, lat
do say, and can confirm BY inoonio'tible evidence,
that lJr
CONS SUMPTION,
anil al diseases Il the lun-s. thc liver and the pull
moniy organs, il j. pa1rIi,i-HTr,laiioi Hun.
drcls have b, il lccu snltchcd from an unuln'ly
grave, and hundreds who delayed too long IT. us',
have found, in the advanced state Il their DISEASE
that rhd from sHgmag Which they bad Nainll
sought iTum every other source.
THIS mualsaHf BsiiCrBs IL highly concentrated
and put up H. or. and 10 90. bottles, al htyc
and one dollar per bottle add each hnttc warranted
to contain u15rs ogriir Jrvprhss than four bottles
II any q the weak, adiiicutcd pint bottle prepaTa-
tiuns 81 the DAY.
We have received EllSrsi' N soh6ra''' Of IT,
wonderful cures, from even part 81 the country
many u which have been pubishcd aud may L.
bad gratis of ANY of our aguuts.
Sold wholesale and retail by Curtis SMITH,
General Agents ~. Alhans, VI, 10 whom an orders
or supplies II tn m,yiiciuc should H. addressed,
(staiing the best mode II sending iD-aiso, sold by
agents In nearly IN thu villages and towns In the
country. II j. also soH at Whoh.als and retail by
J. X. lItNrovr. Paris; 4. FHtr' 20: PaTi'
Feb. S. Is51 S2~i
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CURTIS 4 PERKINS,
Cramp and Pain Killer

rur vusr suC,TssTuL UIHIui E'uNN
- fls rs., ~ 90 Rl,H-r'l .iFrr.7s-i'r7 iT ~
!N,rHu.b. HiIt, Nrfs. 90 Ln'5--Nff.ts' f7 fv
Bl.t. .Nrfs. 10 Lais-'rTHr i7 20 L-.H
90 NsH.rIh- Durgg Para, hhaHs
CrI DVuH'vV TrH DTvhsr,
CgH Iai NHrs IbraBi--aH
HT7fH .T I#H.HT IHT"H.H.I-
fH1-.'Hs, ~ sa7lf,
EHasH,
Hrfisl,, 7'.yi.ls, Bs,p,, S-3,, g.. s.
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T'IIl~ WONDERFUL MEDICINE b.. effected
l mIu, trIf rHT#.iH. cores u cases ul ibr iHrr.
going r.up.iiufs. Aut we 20, up mIrr ihBu boon.
Ir,I. anI ihur.pui. shn have us'i 90, vti 'ss'rt.
vh,n We sIT tharr 20 nY ms.iIrrns ''st-u'd Hr th't
,'Iss n complaints, Fusssssur rHfr than t,thc of
fHl Ffi.f.g #rI rsaTs 2. rf..f, .Hf .... ui this.
W solicit particular attention 10 thr t'rt thli BE-
j1rs 1Ht contain " pm T. ri pIuni Doe ans form.
N,riIar dr.. it ,uutlip C,vFupH.
Itn frrs tom ap, I.'rfnuuu. ltlrl', ,ud cannot,
in ar, .rprr.,llr r,sr. n1rs thr patient. Il dos-
ne Hr4fH tu- lu,r T,,rtrtrs, urr produce The
IstruiHr ir ipg, rprrhirr srtsluHrs, Hr,rh rUn-
planned 81 o. ths rsr ~ a'h.r " Pan kiIirs" u
4 r. uIf weaken ihr parisu.ir action N The lIw''s,
rrHu.ir. C.rfrrrsrf r1l b., attendant s,ils, hil is
, pnnrfrr ~ digestion. lrI II proper and healthy
,.fIrn rH ihr stomach mi trf.suua rp1ll
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Fresh CitroH,

CIGs and TAMARINDs just received by
i RUST & YOUNG.
sos.h Paris. March II 1850
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Brandreth's Pills.

, RE curing 5N0C holcra patients per day Wh!
"A do moi the authorities order their u'c 90 'h"N'.
hospitals Wecn sickness commences Then "'
Bnnircths Pills h relied on they never deceive
the, 10 not bind mp disease ia the body They eN'
pei &C. ami fthey rosor'ed To IN oholern' when
Il first attacks,
THE CURE WILL BE CERTAIN,
because they adj that priuciplc to the bo"d which
the reception Il the crdcmic Il chosIs has destroy.
I'll they astringc the hctsal. - that M moIe hu'd
can H. thrown ont ifum the general rirculaiion than
nature rcr'irc' So cure they cleanse the bowels
n al further irritating oontsnis, ani then act a.
tonic the whole systsu, anl cure, fused before
the power, u nature are altogether .onc.
HOW To USE THEM ~ CHOLERA, Sc.
Bnhduih's PHI, In dosss of six Of eight, onoe or
twice dsy and plenty II r,tcl or cold Wcll-rpade
l.,r-, ~s,,r, iu tlS" commencement aud, Nhsn IL
can H. got. COIL broth made II shccp's hsad, b"i"d
until the peat lcayc- the homes. may h. u.sd the
ond ia, II the attack. Thcss directions are equally
applicable fr al cases II diauhhora, dyscutsN,
anl ia ,et, IN violent arrangement II the stomach
anl bJ,sels. as vel az nth" clypsn. Those whose
nrrjulcr viii permit them o. nee these pill e DE-.
hmnlrcth'.. may, through the blessing. of ru,i.
dcnec, -
those who no not. NAV Know IN another sat, ofcN.
i.tsnsc that this medicine b., indeed. a ll'-saying
mcdicinc Dr. linndr,lh .iuccr,l, holss those
WI, de because they do MT u.- HI, pills Il lis.
saving power, ma, h. happy IN that state II lsing
This murh b. know. that man, medical men Who
puhcl, ,,cry hi. pil., Ne lhcm pTiyald,, Sc th"r
Nv % h.u.6t, AMI ~ oscasiUus place them ~ ruunl
hpNcs fr their patients. May God, IN his guod'
n,.. make ~ al mote honsst. To insure The sy.-
ten from serious disease, W must l. careful ~
keen our bowel. lnd bloo,l pure. The cholera NAV
MT h. entirely prevented hn any cure BOT ~ ma
lguiN viii dcpcni Ton the state Of the hlo'd At The
time tn iuecitpn ], received into the system. III"
man " hoss blood !. ifrc ifum impmitrs, vii L. in
a ,rrv sA.reut cpuIitipn O, him whus' VEINS az"
CHARGED " th impuritiss ~ cass ~ an attack. 1t
all scp.ibl p.r-1u, then. obtain l"N Il
BRlNnRErH'S CELEBRATED PILLS,
uhnss ne ~ once irr. thS hlppi and hlwrls ~ ~
disease and r,siaro the biy - che primitive health
cojp,,i B., the rauisfch' VI oh. II q my housst
opinion that
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From the American Fdrmer.
Hauling out and Preparation
0f Manure.

II should be an object with every former TO
.e, his manute, intended for spring crops,
h auled out and in place AZ speedily as the
state Of his grounds ~ill admit Of IL; end as
he power OF the sun Is sufficiently strong Il
Excite Fermentation ~ manure after u ma,
be carried out and deposited on the ground
and 81 escape Of its volatile grasses may b.
anticipated, IL you'd be well, III order TO pre-
ven, loss from the cause, to mix hu-hel u
plaster With every twenty losds OF the manure,
as It is beng sbou, to be shovelled INTO the
wagons. BY pursuing this course, the sul
phurlc scid Of The plaster, from tie affinity FOR
smmons, will assinl,ie Nth II, form tho sui
phate Of ammonia, snd thus What vas Prev.
ously volatile. will become fixed, or. in other
.o' ds. those ieri'lzins ptoperIss Of the ms
nure which from their n,tute, are lIsb'e to
Be Loot, would bs arrested, and p!ac.d ia a
condition to be gradually taken up by the roots
Of the plants, as they nigh, n-.d such slifssn'
in The course Of their growth. Oae load oil
manure thus treated, would be worth tv0
which nish, DO carried out withou, tho I'D
dnioa OF plaster and, ss there can be no doub
Of thi. assertion, the cost Of The plaster, and
the labor Of mising 1t, should not be permit
ted 10 prevent any farmer from thus pfepsr
my his manure before he has il hauled out.
Now, BY pursuing Ibis course, this sdvan.
itsge will result: The farmer may commence
hauling gu, bis manure TO the ground n'en.
ded Tor his corn much earlier than be other.
wise could, as. BY h,ing the smmonIs IN the
way proposed, he has bu, tie TO fear fem
loss, BY escape mo the sir, Of its f.niliz,ng
elements; and should rainy weather occur.
these would be taken up and ahsor bed BY The
rain wa'er, and carried by II into tho earth
) TO avail, the demand. OF his Contemplated corn
crop. Surely. then, If two or three weeks
. TINS may DO thus gained, the expense &C 4
few bushe. of plaster should not be regard {
. ss a tax; for the convenience Of beng able
. without detfincu, 10 the qualty Of the ma
nure, of tkIng II out 10 The place OF use. II
advsn~e Of the plnughing time, IN The 'pfng
when 50 much has 10 be done within the com
! pass OF short period, Is an advantage Of gres
!, moment; i. IS, in fact, virtual elongaIion o
J the hauling season.
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tina, darkened room. IN the fourth story Of
boarding house, and gazs through the gloom
upon the form of poor D,gges, Who was stretch.
ed upon bed, h,s cadsverous face appearing
above the edge Of the coserh,.
Alter fe~ moments they would leave, hrsi
placing in the hand Of Bob The SUN due hls
sick friend.
And after the committee had left, aud gone
down stars, Bob would give o'ders tbs, his
patient should not be disturbed. He would
| :hen lock the doot. He would then spptoach
| he bed. and add ess his p-'Ient IN these words
- D,eges, m, boy, riH you take your toddy
hot or cold ?
To which the patient, a rgiug OF the bee
clothes, and Jumping out OF bed, would res
pond-'IH take il hot, Bob
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.7G RE ULTUR.fL.
Co.
Sailing stock.


Sal, 10 beneficial 10 stock, Tor which rss.
son I would give II, and would recommend IT
pretty freely, ye, reasonably.
l. When given satisfactory TO mich cows,
sal AIDES to the properties Of their milk, either
for butter or cheese. 2. Salt operass on
stock to their hesl'hfulness, by ioo,enlnE their
order of digestion a, times when their loud is
not Of tina, nature. BY helping to effect The
publication Of their blood, thus perhaps ale
WAITING some is,srnal or external disease, by
strengthening and ,nviyorssins the Whole TER.
vous general eysten. Or thus les! item, sal,
operates With the same efIec, upon both horses
and sheep. These conclusions gained, not
from my mel 2hbors, but fon experience, the
sciences, and on stnse.
Having given ., nopsis of the nature and
efec, of cal, upon stock, shall proceed TO
recommend the same as folIoss: To every
ton of hay ("hen securely add two quarts Of
salt. To mich cows 10, salt lay sparlngly
10 ,roughs or boxes before them; also, the
same supply for horses 10 the harness. To q
full grown span, OF store cattle, GIVE half a
pint per head each week. To other stock
smaller propor,ionably.
o Sheep probably there IS 10 animal thai
realizes The good feet Of salt more than III,
very kind. II delight. me to Vi i, a ok o
sheep after cold storm OF d,enching shower
and admin ster TO their seeming wants dose
Of salt. |, truly does revive their dropping
spirits, and gives them energy, by adJn.
strength TO their nervous aud general system
| have some ires found, on very culd morn
ings. young lambs so chilled sand benu mbe,
with the cold tina, they could 40, stand, ant
apparently were tie lifeless, bu, BY putin.
a spoonful Of salt IN their mouths and leavln!
them, would, in the course of an hour, IN,
them go revived, tina, ohentiIes cor'd no
catch them. Those Who raise sheep can Try
this experiment, end they will see the good
effects Of salt. Sheep should have one gil
Of salt per head a week, in fair weather, anc
should a!us be solted af er a storm OF dfench
ing shower. IL our wool growers would sal
often and freely after sheariug, their shee
would brave The change with better desre
of health ard strength, particularly # yer,
cold weather followed.
Connected with this subject | have on
more suggestion TO mske, tina; is-pufe waite
should always bs al the option OF oil animal
that are sailed G. nesee Fdrmty.
l.. T. 3.