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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28
Song Of the Railroad.
Br c. W. WOLFE.

r,u.,,,, .ho r,o,,,d .nd tbrouob the clav
Ta.s'.s.t 49, 49,, and ,hronab the bav
o.. -; oftho loLo
o. 49, r;ssor ona +hronob the brake:
o,o. ths b,ool, ond wary moor
sarooob and roar, a.
o,aal,;., aosb;nc, &
@t 0iaShihs' os'n'i's y. g..
over f'uges,
uuiieS' DiiuseS'
oy 'he Duopnhs fhi' ....s g..
Shu iiiiil u- f.. ..
highways 5.o. saa
by-Ways' Ha aa.a
s.A Hollow mil-
jumping pumping
nocAlne' roaring ........
hlAe ioi' 'iioUs"'iO a'i'' '''0s
ny the lonely tloileiy ii". anu ni'AiS.oii'
Dy sne ocean ~'ue eApHiis'on'
Mnere tne factory cnrmHeyS SinoAe'
"nefe inc iounu'y oen0"S 'i0"
Dash aiong
'olash along
flasn aiohs' @@%
And bump!
And roll!
HES the fire fiend to Its destined goal
y . "'o ' ~ 49,. ~ ''l = p;
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NJ bo,lor . na,v r;ddo
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

EsE- Every moral sentiment, every intel
lectual action, is to me a hint a prophe tic
sign Of a spiritual power to beexpanded for
ever; Just as faint ray from a distant star
is significant Of unimaginable splendor. gl,is
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

E4s- The cure of all the i'll and wrongs,
the cares and sorrows, and the. crimes Of hui,
manity, lies in that one word, Love! tis
the divine vitality that everywhere PRODUCES
and restores life. TO each and every one S,f
us it gives the power Of working miracles If
we will. M
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

EaT The love of the beautiful and the
true, like the dew-drop in the heart Of the
crystal, remains forever clear and liquid in
the inmost shrine of mans being, though
all the rest be turned to stone by sorrow and
degradation. Aat'# H" i'NA
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

EE- He who makes free with rude man
places his own good nature against the others
impertinence. Jest not with a rnde man
said the preacher, lest thy ancestors be dis
praeed. 8r l3Y S 4
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

Eg-Do not all that you can; spend not
all that you have; believe not all that you
hear; and tell not all that YOU know. A @
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

RT-A certain degree Of disregard forpublic
opinion is absolutely necessary for ones IN
divitlual dignity, virtue and happiness.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

EsT Every man deems that he has pre-
cisely the trials and temptations which are
the hardest of all for him to bear; but they
are SO, because they are the very ones he
needs. -,.{t.4s. .s&
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

EE- We should not only do our duty
when prepared but we should ende8vor to be
always prepared TO do our duty. y n
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

EsErLadies, when you wish to read a true,l
simple and unsophisticated love story just
read over The twenty-fourth chapter Of Con
csiS. Il nSa@0 9tf to 8efA29 NH9 e#89elH c'
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

EB Thousands have become, rich mind
ing their own business so also, thousands
have become poor minding other peoples,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

Eg-Therc are two ways Of gaining a rep
utation; to be praised by honest men, or a.
bused by rogues i.fa ii Td + /
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

Eg--An Irishman who had blistered his
fingers BY endeavoring to draw on d pair Of
boots, exclaimed sR s9 IL A
BY st. Patrickl L believe ! shall never
get them until i wear them q day or two.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

Eg-The enrolled militia in the United
States. amounts to two millions. M
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

HEg- What would 1 give said Charles
Lamb Ito callmy mother back to earth, for
one day, to ask her pardon on my knees for
all those acts by which I gave her gentle
spirit pain.' ,staA @ h1 e Y E8ii@'iRs
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

ET We are too apt to hate bad men
when we should only pity them, and we often
flatter ourselves that we are hating the vice
when we,are only hating thsmaasqa harN n
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

E1- Ifthy heart yearns for love, be loving;
and if thou vouIdst free mankind, be free !;
if thou wouldst have a brother be frank TO
thee, be frank to him, es.t .ss
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

EE SEcrARIANIsM, Little, narrow pre-
judices, that make you hate your neighbor,
because he has eggs roasted when you have
yours boiled. @M
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-05-28

\, REA fine coat often covers an intolera-
bls fool, but never eonceals oAs,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25
MAJ Not Women PronOse !

Willis , brcasinr ground IN the Home
journal iu favor Of the propricty of women
proposing. and hc s1ys that be cannot coo.
cciyc wis "a Queen is thc only woman who
can propose, under Iha present arbilarreru-
Il,!on, oi society. lIc iniruIuce, i very
clever correspondent, Iva Gny,Nho SAYS that
women naturally desire In b. married because
they are born To love and still more bacausr
maternity d, one II their strongest passions.
vet mos, of the r.rls arr indilierrnily or
wrongly mated, bccaus- they do not show q
,refrrnce when they should, and when they
rcaIl, feel il, and have finally married Indll-
iercul men when. had they been more frank,
they nigh, have allied themselves nobly and
worhily. She says
81 avn much inclined to think that the fear
wpalor women have, Of seeming im'nod'si
in showing preference for such mcn as they
really do admire, has a tendency to odrvema
men iiom them, to the lighter sort OF women
I do no, mean She should offer herself bat
when she sees one whom she admlrrs' she
should ,rmoe plainly that she is pleased win
his company and conversation, and not 'h'nS
!, ANYTHING immodes,, as it is really not
Bu, # she treats him as she does indifferent
men and a, indiliaren, women ,rea, him, very
I'LL, ,he,c vill be- serious mistake. Many
men are proud, and will not sue even for
woman they love"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25
hNnREW JACKSON.

George Lippari, in las "ofA called The
. Na.arHs. thus speaks Of President Jack
son :-. H. was a MAS we'll | remember the
day waited upon him. lie saI there IN his
arm chair can see that old warriors face
with It's snow white hairc,cn now. We told
him of he public dis,ress-the manufacturers
ruined. the eagles shrouled in Grape, which
were bome at the head Of twenty thousand
men into Independence Square. lie heard US
all. We begged him to leave the deposits
where they we're to uphold the Grcai Bank
in Philadelphia. Still be did no, say word,
At last one Of our members more fiery than
the rest, inlimaied that u the Bank ~crc
crushed, roJeiiion nigh, follow. Then the
old man ruse-l can see him yet. Come .
he shouted in a voice of thunder, as his Gluten
ed right hand was above his white bars
. Come with bayoneis in your hands instead o.
peti,ions-suIround the White House VIII
your lepions-I am ready for you all! by
the Eternal, With the people at my baeI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25
Early Potatoes

Those who would raise carly potatoes may
succeed and obtain them beet 10y placing The
tubars on, in the garden on the grass land
aud covering ihrm with ,trlwy hOrse manure.
Ii some earth is thrown ou abo'e lhc manure,
II will improve the bed. BY the fret Of May
the sprouts will be out several inches Ia
length. Take up the potatoes carefully with
the sprouts On, aud set them out m drilIs ~
hills. and let an inch OF mole OF the sPruu, r.
main above ground.
Ii the weather il ,olcrlbly warm, these
sprouts will put out leaves IN thirty hours
aud the vine, will be formed very rapidly
You may have potatoes IN this Nay i"o weeks
sooner than from tubcrs tha, are planted ~
earth. Twill be an object this year To have
early rota,Ocs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25
OLD SERIES, VOL. IS, NO. 30.

whom your gold can neither my nor G,nc,
will swing you up around the Capital, each
rebel Of you-On gibbc,-high a. IIauan's.'
when think, says tho author, Of that
oSE MN standing there at WashisgioB, bat
lliug with all the powers of Bank and Panic,
combined, betrayed by those in whom hs
trusted, assaIlel by al that the snake Of NAL.
Zee could hiss or ito Gend Of falselood howl
when | think Of that ono man placing his
back agnins, the rock, and folding his arms
for the blow, while be uttered hs awful vow
Dy the Eternal will not swerye one
inch from tic course ! have chosen ~ mus,
coufe-s thar the records Of Greece and Rome
nay the proudest days Of Cromwell or Ma.
polcon cannot furnish on instance ofa WILL
like that Of ANDREW JACKSON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25

rzrPcas, early ,urnips aud early potatoes
mas be planted now with 4 prospect ol nis-
.ug a crop. Early tumiPs should have salt
suNn over the beds to keep away the fy.-
Asparagus beds should have a good dressing
OF manure now If they had none in the fall
The manure should he dug in With fork be-
fore the plants star-and salt should be put
with the manure, for asparagus is salt
water plant aud will bear a great deal oi salt
salt, too, is annoying to all kinds Of weeds
and when plants will bear salt 1t Is good PoI''
cy to apply j, to keep weeds in check
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25
shiubberY and Fruit rreea.

! II is surprising TO witness, N one passes
through the country, the utter dcslitution oi
fruittrccs aud shrubbcry around the dwellings
no, only oi the frucr, bat of those occupy-
ING lots in villages. /, j. no, 20 much to BE-
wondered At, that the farmer, having much
lard lo iill and llcicby his time occupied in
wha, he calls the more Impoului pan of his
business, iha, he shoald neglect To omamsni
his yari with fruit and flowers bot Il is a
matter Of surprise that thos, who uccupyiug
bu, small spot uf land IN the village should
pay % litIlc attention to thai which will no,
only add much to their pleasure bgI their
proht
10 selecting trees and shrlbhcr, far a yard.
AZ eye should bs had to profits aud comfous,
as we'll as lho pleasures Of tho family. ia
small ouelosurrs, mach more space should d,
ossu,isI with froit ,r'os Than is gelc.all, ,ho.
case. A. dnc sIiaae can bc had lrom
iruittrcc, aside from lho gain in fruit, as from
the mere shll' tree. Much more amount Of
comforts for Iha family can b, procured from
fruit tees occupying tie slmr space diam cla
D., pro,urcl from vegetables The aPrlcucr
should NOT b. overlooked, MS it adds more ,o.
the comlor, OF ihc lul, than ans other lr,r,
and can be s1, where no vegetables can De-
cultivated. Cherry plum, and ounce trees
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25
Indian dyspepsia Pills,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ruI'I
-IOWNtU. ANu NIItI~ AZ
LT.nINI. .INII

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25
STATE OF MAINE.


- 10 lhe Sheri1s II our Couuiic. of Yo,k.
Is. tuml,rhnd, ONioid. liucnl,. Kcnnelsc,
- lCroh.g.t, lllucuck. Wa.hiastuu, Walu.
I ltsnkIn, SumHs,i, pisCaisguIs anl Nfun.tu,k 90
either oi their prruts anil 90 the CInstllc of an,
/ oi che towns in 'aid Couuir',
I GurrrIvG.
WE COMMAND NOU ta attach ihc roo.i. N,
estate ni Richard Gafl,ui IT Some place uuknlvn,
20 ihr v,'us ui UHr hu1iftJ dnlhr.; an. sumnun
Oh" sa'd k,h1rd (i b. ma, H. uuri within ,pur
TIegi1ri) o. aTI,lr l,'1fe uuf Jrsti,r "a rrr D.
uiytI uIt Zoe ihc W,.irm District, nat ipl- hpt.
cn ~ Paris, v'ihin ari g. cor C,uui, of O,f,rI,
uu ths sccHud Tus ay uf Nu,smlrr 4. n. IssD.
hr1 Hud ii'rr iH rur .ill C,ut 'p answer unto
Aou e.. brri-H1, layr 4. prnsu1. Cluk T..
Too and J.s.ih 4. kDrfl'l 80 II Nmsa,. an aur
s1fI truri1 lIa.o,., d.iu- business at ssH Nor.
Ua,, ulagr ths rlHe ali -i,is Il Dclil1us Tue
& &kr"Hn
baI.a, ,i lae ra.r, f.r that che ,ail D,i,ui.
rf, ' s.I. lNs, thH fI1 rl ths rurrhls- Il thIs|
vIr. lsI.. i.l H.| q. ths pliaufs i1 ,hr ..ru of'
.'I' ..'.us a.l ....tl luT rrrts, 1reHfIiar Z, /
.I' s.', fH.1 I1d ihrfr, pfeui.sr.l the /
afr'... o. TH1 I..rr fir .Hrrr sJu un ,is,rlnl.
A..., ag th8t th- ,arH D.isrlpri 10 Nufaa, a. /
v'H 40 i.,l., IH orr sIIi t.t.,, 1CXt 3, un thr .
.I-i 'ar .i y..r- ir oh. $50 .f ,pr Ind on- 4
i."a.a.i eight rr.rrl B1i ii1, O., h.. %, 1ui..or,
r.t.,u lEHf ..t., N 'uH ....r.i'rU, Gr,rIur rs. .
oi,.i. rr.aI..I ld. rHnu.. O. A., ,h.m.
l'.u ih. 90 ci.,rD t.lf ar airst,.ihr,e r,1.s
H1 t,u.i1 aHI interest
lrt Though often l.tr.H.'. 'Ir .l.I prr.rH.p,
lH' u.' lat' sHii $50. lIi g..ls aai r,J.ss o.
othcdulsr slrh. ntl rlpHr. "a, tb-, a0
Gee snm ~ unr hunlrr.I |H'brs. vhrrb .h.I th,r
and, -,g D. u1t, l1 1rfslr, with ,thrr ,t.c ,4m.
Lei. Au '-'' !"H ihrIc th,s witt with ,.ur DO.
a-' ih-rrn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25
Freedom Notice.

FINHlS ma, crrti that |, N.l Bonnc,, It rcr,
County It ONiufd art State II Mairr, have
thi. t,uth d,, 1T March. 1851, given u, uiupr -un
CHARLES u. EONNEN, his time Co act far him
stL | .hllI Mt claim ans II hi. earnings, 90 Ial
an, d,lts % his contracting, after thi. date.
Asa BONNEY.
april ~. 3wg-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25
Freedom Noiicc.

FI'IlIS H. tn crttih that have this day given ms
.on. WILLIAM ALLEY, thc remainder Il
M. time e. art lor himself; add -hsll claim none
uI hi. earning. nor pay aHy dcbs ct hi. c"ut,aot-
Inc. sG.r ,hi. date. OTIS ALLEY.
Arest-N. ALtTY.
IlaItirl. Mallh 50. ISL. 2N0
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25
pLmnI Nniirr

'INilE srh.rrlr.. having contracted with he
i Oysrssgi. ,i 90, rHl, 81 tha tlsn IT Bethel,
o. suTurt ndufsh Iarorl, a Tauper IT .si D. town
irs ut 3d. suitable ru,I..Hu g. hrr st hi. huu.c.
THl. b. Go lrld 40 uoHan. hailunug ur tu.uug
hrr un %, 1rruuH,, as | shall ray r1 drht. Il hsr
cluuaetHg, after thI, date.
GEORGE T.. rhHwCLI..
DrfbrI ArfiI3 ISL 3ug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25
jAistrIIOnrOr5.
fFmn d. Pari. E,saiar sar.l
iF'"'" 's' '"'" 's 'I
Vlieh Is ne mot tdrore.i' 70 intellectual
culture, WEALTH or PoyrRTYl

Y ME. EuiToR WIN your ltfTisaiOn,
will offer a few thoughts FOR the consideration
Of the patrons Of the Si'r, not merely for ar
gumcni bat for truth.
I With what information ! csn o'iain frou
Tho past, take the positioa thai rovcny ha,
been the mos, favorable TO intel rtull im
I pro'emrni, and II 20, We may e % look "a
the samo source Cor many brllhaH, mind,
Y such m,nds q, wealth ircm hey vs,t resources
never has been able 10 producs.
J We know lha, wealth gives -s be means,
by which We can obtain books, atl by these,
I raln access 10 other minds, vh.,i certainly
Ita rrs1i cf-,c. ~ nrai..rg charging
oaa's own.
Bu, the pas, is bright with names whose
mind, we're deprived Of outward resources,
ami were obliged To 90 within to those uon.
jrr.workiug springs Of thought lla, have
given vitality to cuirrpu'cs, the effects oI
which are incalcullbIr: and such mi is have
done he mos, to enrich our vast stores OF
kuoWlJjgc.
We may look too, To our institutions oi
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Our.nousrs should be cleaned and white
washed. aud while the brush may be in hand
about the ou,.huuses, don't forget TO give
your garden and lane fences good "h''e'
wasting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-25
Guardian S Sale

DY virtue of license from rhr Count, Probate
IL &c the Count, ct ONf,fd, shall ssll ~ Pub.
Doe sale. Il not rrr,i.u.l, sHJ az private .alr, on
N,Irs.dl, thr tVrlfh Ga, 81 W., Hr>', 10 ten ui
fhr rlfk i1 che fTJuu,1, 30 thr tight I1i u'rfrst
NbNA u. ROWE q m,nlr ,hII .i : hMl H. 4.
ROWE, h'e If oNi1ri On ,ai. ,.ur',, d.rui.ri,
hts n ths llumc.iral llm oi -liI j.rls,l, .ul,
.a,i o. thr vijlW's dover thrcin. Tenn. made
hr.uu at ILr uw, e ,a~.
WM. e. pEARCE, Guardian.
Dated at ONiprl, April n, 1851. .
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POULTRY.

I CAN frrrr.h Tr.. g. h5tsh.H-. f,rm my own
| rH.. -r#.b. ui fs. i'HviH- kuHs-~ht -hI.,
co.. is.' inr.ffafrHH,) Whit, u Iir. ,ud Glfh
~mr.h Nlrs N-IlguJalalN Nar,InJ.e and seed
>Hr, NarAs' >lli.,. rouAHd.
WN. ~. ". GNANNEIll
-t-.-I M---- IL lsil. .ml.
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GriainaI lyorhg.
For The DcmoerG.
THE TWO WREArHS.

A wreath for the hair THE bile;
The hair a. ,he ,uunI aai lo,,li
WI, lum, With a womaa'' lrua AMI pride
Toa bv, a, ye, Improved
The tender and fragran, l'ai
Ofihc rpsc-gsranium s~oc'.
Il. 6ailer flower, With the p'I- Ii-k ,ui,c,l.
Make vrya,h with lsngss' nett
Fur ihc sweet Ccaaium tells
Sh, We'd. With her yoDug h7ar, choice:
Anlthc pals.hp,drink sPcak' Il ~,usn'' la,s,
That ,rcmbliusIy da,ri rci..ls.
Sunly her childhood. ycsts
ny the m,uaisin ,idc ari ih ,oki
May he hssr,. that 80 D. ~ Asri
Thr ycl that 10 kn,l,ss. hoh
Breathe .ah'y tn msuias, hymn,
For the hearts d'ep fs7tlir' move;
AID parent, a7i hrothsr' CSC, az, Jim,
That she goe. t,s drisrr love.
Though ~ 3. 'hr rauin, nov,
" stlrc,l, will rarc. b.;
Tor hrr own dear .slfur hrr lcu,u dear
WI. o0sn ooms back uthse.
Avuath hr th, ''r5ui uiibr hilri
The shTuui the youn, and h,cl,
wh1 tIu. with a christian, ,ru.t as,l,
10th. ayo ,ha, Chu,, hath rro,,d'
The hsrI, aui Triple Iraf
ufthc nch o>aiis tvIncd
With iu y,l.hnrd divers. nni ths btshlrrl
ha h1gag' m.g, oombI0ri lrnA,
Fur th- uirlr ir-Hst. trll
Uflh and hf,r asI ja,i
Anlthr g,li.hr-d d1vrusp,,h OF s'ljcn haT.
Il-r l,'r hall 10 .'us. rHp'J
Uarr, h-r welded hrm.,
Tarhrr heart h,A gh,,-i well
Mar, Ir hearts that ssrs drawn o. hrr;
uab.a1-a va, h,r'. blight 'p-G
Ss,U lull, ths funeral L,u7.
T.rv- kruv thr l,rI hl. gone
Wf.u hand, of Dc. git.i.us SulIhim
a. nVi1s od.umr h9mg.
ThHgh s,i BE- ihe parting now,
N,,rar.y v,l,Taur h.,
r.ihrf ,rtrit % ,,,rip.', quiet h5ur
W,l often cums "a, L g. Jhr,.
Npui, 1851.
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NOTICE:

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fr~icultural Warehouse & Seed Store
N,EEUT SQUARE. PORTLAND.
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BOUNTY LIND FOR SOLDIERS

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DETN uI DECEASED SOLDIERS.
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IN. HARMON.
Office NJ the Count House. Portland.
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WOOL WOOL!

WANTED. 20 600 LnS. WOOL. Gr which
" Cash aul che highest rtlr.. viii De- Ia,id.
uLNl>ON I, Kendall
NORWAY, Arril. ISL lao
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FARM TUR SNLE.
n TUr FARM r.u owned D, EnJlmw
s F NarI. .fulJ.i be thr town ui l'aIis,
Lf9ssN up tbe u8I ba5irg irum iur Too
= Farm o. GIrlf E,Bn.' SOL HW
,-'--,-H. TBr hur..r,d api hfy arI,- q land, a".
,ut. tft, tuu. of Ll,. Thef, ga Unc ,i'rN h'u''
e1I tao harm. on b.. Immediate p.s'r.'ion given.
Iur rfytrr pa.ticalar. in.Jr,fe II ths .slsgI'"r.
BENJAMIN MERRILL.
Pare, March u, 1851. 3mj'