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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

Arrrurr 10 Klnv,P 4 NEsao, N,sn
Onro. 4 man by the name McIead over.
took free Negro and asked him to r.ls.
Mel. stopped q, farmhouse and barga.ad
with the farmer to assist him IN securing hi
victim. The accoun, runs az follows
"The negro was invited into a roomto at
was seized, tied with ropes, aud placed boz lhs
buggy to be driven towards Cedari.le oa 'hs
railroad. The mll who assisted, aal bis
son, accompanied Mr.. McIsad. ANc' pro.
cceding a mile or iva the negro broke bis
rope and then broke for the woods chased 5y
all three Of tie party. The old man nrlr.y
overlook the negro, when the latter turned
ard dealt blow 50 powerful Ihl; it bToss'ho
arm Of his Punucr, but he was soon after
caught, beaten and tied into the buggy l:l.a.
Before thcy had proceeded much farther lh'
negro broke the cords the second time, a-t
had nearly escaped, when Mcleod gnPr'A
with him, and, the others coming up, fsh'
ensucd, in which the negro was beaten until
he fell dead"
The affair was disclosed by the son Of .
farmer and the culpriis were arrested and arc
now in Nenil jail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

IprSrrry or REGULAR DrNooRAcY WITH
rnr LlBCRALs. The proof is seen every
where. Who arc those who now interest
themselves most in the Convention Of the 2lstl
Watch and see. Are they not the Chandler
disorranizers Of SCI Are they 10, the only
leaders For farther proof look at this call
for regular Caucus in the town Of Minoi.
DrNocRArrc Clucus. The Democrats Of
the town of Mlnot are requested to meet at
the Hall OF c. brigham, Esq, on Saturday,
the 9Th DAY of JuRc inst, at o'clsck, L.
NJ, ~ select three delegates to attend the
Stale Convention, 10 be holden at Portland
ON the 2Isl inst, and TO transact any other
business which may be interesting to the hb-
eral Democracy Of Minoi.
Per order Of the Town Committee.
Minot, June 10, 1854.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

DNocBAcY % rms LNcoLN DNocEAr.
This ,cracious sheet is becoming particular.
Is more and more rapid every day towards
those whom il canno, whip into It's lraccs.
It calls Mr. morrill, and his friends traitors,
liar, Bogus, AbollIonis,s SC. We are
happy to sec this treasury TED, arrogant, aris.
locrlt, Initiating She Grandfather Of Bogus.
cs--,hc Norway Advertiser IN thu. County.
# will SCI, meet the same fac, and be viewed
with disgust by every honorable man.
But our readers may be anxious to learn
what arc the principles around which this
Shoe, would rally the old Democratic forces
They arr "slek to the plrly"-suPport the
Nebraska ,ehrmo from duty aud therefore
condemn the democratic Platform, and above
all, ne Organisation mus, be preserved, The
logic is this The organisation Is IN danger.
1t has been crca, affair; and a glorious tool
lor securing two Wing administrations. 1t
will yet secure more of the same sort II the
breath Of life can be KEEP, in II by abusing
every body rba, advocates a principle, 1t
mus, therefore tc preserved. Sublime DE.
mocracy!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

Trr Trrrur 90 rur NruEAsKA ScurNu.
Now is lhc tine ror every friend Of Constitu-
lioui freedom and territorial sovereignty to
choor their political position ior the future.
/, u conceded hy all ,husc Who noW approve
,hi. scheme tia, i, will be the allyns cry 10
the next Prcsijcu,Ial contest, aud the next
Likewise, in the la, II which Mr. Douglas
mp,, BE- President Of the United States This
CT, will consist in shouting "non Intervention
AMI sluai,cr sovereignty" which IN essence
means constitutional slavery cNtcns.on-Coa-
rrc.s,oull night to establish Slavery, but no
pover to protect Liberty e,cn where !, hss
been obec secured by solemn compact. The
elect Of this will be- the division Of the pco-
pie Into = freedom and a slavery Party, and 90
sg,tscf ,he solrma var~'"s ~ W'sh'"s'"u'
lcIGjson. Benton, Houston, Buchanan, and
q hof Of Statesmen the country will be plum.
crd ono more into The vhirlwinl OF slavery
acitatn-all the immediate consequence OF
the Policy Of To3mhs Stevens and SI,dcll as.
sisted By Douglas and other conlgIcra,cs, who
have tiolalcI the democratic creed au! adopt
Cd on, which has for rs blsis"Capi,al before
labof'-"Ari,iocracy before Democracy 80
aud tho Airican.zl,iou Of the Americas Con.
,iucu,. IT,, the people now say-lc, them
rpyy decide where. ON ,hIg rrrat question tLpN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

The Saco Democrat is pleased to assert
that the OXinrd Democrat Was said out for
personal purposes last year to bolt the Dem
ocratic Pauy, &c. That Journal has be-
come the peculiar organ OF Toombs, Ste
phens, nourlis and Co., to upset, d;sorgan.
ile aud violate the Democratic faith. lInow
accuse, those sho will not follow its corrupt
lead Of for,akiug the democratic Party. Tina,
Journal first forsakos the Democratic faith
and then charges others with having sold
out. What profound Democracy.
We quote:
Zone paper in Oxford county, (sold out
last year to an individual OF clique for pratt
cal purposes, } one 10 Bangor "a sort OF free
soil concem,) and one in Skowhcgan, Ia boil
Ter last year, arc IN the interest Of the Nor
nll faction. II the tone Of the Press is any
Indication OF public sentiment, (and We be-
lieye it is) actionis,s will receive bu, little
aid this wear from the democratic masses"
The first assertion is simply false; butwhy
did no, that veracious organ continue It's cat
aloguc. 1t might have added the Farming
ton Chronicle now ably conducted by Mr..
Swift; and i, will ys, have an opportunity
to add sull others. Bot these are enough to
strike terror and di,may into the hearts OF
such traitors. It's no wonder they alter
ua,ely whine and falsolyaccuso and denounce.
The iutsllisen, masses will no longer be
dupsd by such nonsense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

Tnr IIisrony o. rHr WorLD, uY l.y
lyuAy, ESQ 9Ygumes, 500 pages. We
have given this work bot a brief cHama.
ton. yet sufficient to give lhc opinion Ilu
Il il a. one u ils titles indicates a "ir,a'lv
Of History" II comprises brief o.'I-'
history Of allua,ioas and a very oircums-.
cial history Of England and the United Sun,
It will supply the general reader with aai..
lhenlic book Of reference des.deu'ln
no ordinary importance. The Agent VI "
Kendall is now procuring subscribers "a
lhl, community and We can safely rrc-1.
mend the work asen,.IIed to public patronage
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16
Join = PERRY I
tUN~. 4 klNNNlL, .
SIDNEY rEEUNN :
AMERICA TATgAR, !
JUWN MONROE, ~ !
Democratic County and Senatorial
Convention.

The p,rsrratp- R5ruliraBs ~ ihs tsr'r', oi
ONf5rI. iu i,rr of che can ,Ithr n,uarr1irg >i1'r
CbmurJtrr. Goa M.ss ~tsrr t.nvruiu-1. o" d"
hsLl.B re- poft.snf, rB IRE IN OF lrr, 1871, 1fr
b,s,l, .rt,b,I o., meet Boz Crry,HtiHu D., th.lr &C.
lscatrs. no ~Dufh TsT,s. .u Nstr'sl.HN. ttF 18Th
~, gf Jrge. 1854. st eo'r'o.k. T. u, 'r rru.-'r
tvB rsllitsifs B o. supr1rtsd at idr r1saln- Sep
tsuiTr Jsrflrr .ir tbr state ~rrHfr,n1r candidate
&c Cuu1f, Cou.uiss..rFr. urr iuT t.11'y In.'s-
urrr. nuI o. trlasart s' other 1scIss'N lrs.''ss.
The Ir,si. uf Errry.rlrst.yrs BE- hNri Eel 'H..nvs
Ever, T5sH Ant rr-rrirrI Plantation sh1' o. sB-
ttIrI t1 1ns ir Isgstr, aHl one add.t"H'i delegate
SIC ever, tU Jrur5ratir votes cast uy th'm 40 lhr
hst pry-IHHfisl ELytIHr.
RUFUS :. STEVENS,
I~ANC GROSS.
AINON rNtTCUElL. O.. l.T
JEREMIAH HOWE. D.
D. u. HOLMES, or..r4 O..
I~AACN. STANLEY.
WI BRYANT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

TnE KSow NoTHR0. We have received
the first number Of a paper published in Bos-
ton, bearing the above title. 1t is devoted
exclusively to the promotion Of American
interests and the election Of Americans,Only'
to Office. /, has the appearance Of being the
organ Of the "Know NOthings;" but as
nothing is known of tho objects Of that soeie-
~, Of course We know nothing" about H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

TERMS --oue ,iot.ar and hi'y ernts 'u'c'N ~
AuvASer, oss do'nT AMI sc'en'l'h,e cen,' WIN
J, a., mon,h.. two dallirs a the end Il the wear
n. hitch dfy rcnis VIII D. adlcd Or every wear
= shich psymcnt b DELAYED
AuvERrIsENESrsi nsrrte,l uu rrasnu1hl, terms
The proprietor not b5ing hcctuu'nh'c 80 any error
bc,uad the amoaai chafgs,l g. ths adNrri'ssns",.
RS. VI. pETrENGiLL 4 Co, 10 Na''
a.. Bosias. ani 10 Nsss-s o., N'w les ne
sir ont, aushuritcl gyI.is tgr procuring ssus''p
uns. fsrvardiu. aly,rtissuruts.
4. f,um she Iai- 4 thc 6rst inssItiDn.
- C.a,1unielti..rs shaulJ diTcCica Co TIE
ONI5rl Democrat. Paris. Ne
uook nud Job Printing
p,vprLY AND NEATLY rNECUTEp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

GRrrS MouSTLS CEMENT. Mr.. Dresser
has for sale Briggs, Green Mountain Nege'a'
bic Cement, which is said by those who have
given il a trial, to unite neatly and firmly all
sorts Of ware. Mr.. Briggs shew Us 'um'
bier tina, he had cemen,ed, so as 10 be per-
fsctly tight, and he deded any one to separate
it. Persons on, Of employment, would do well
10 read his advertisement, in another column
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

1.-THE Monthly Instructor" 40. l., p.-
I shed by William Gould & Co, Boston lrl
edited by Marx Forester, has jur, been 't.
ccNej. I,isto he published M0a,hIy a-8
contain about 30 pages 10 double coIamr,
illustrated with cuts The fret number r...
tains several fine cagravinc'. and rs confirms
are ola highly yudleious and entertaining .lar
ter. Price 5 90 per year IN advance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

The American Cream Soap is gaining "a.
yor every day The propneIor received an
order 4 lew weeks since, from Turkey, or
quantity. Read their advertisement, and ,ry
a quantity ofihe soap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

THoMAsJ. AKELEY, Concord, \. H.
owes US SO rs. Gospel Banner.
The same gentleman will receive the 'u'O-
graph 4 the clerk Of the Democrat, TOT 'n0
moderate sum Of 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

The I,--r.c,,t,c Rsruliirsu- - ths I'unlN 81
CNf.rd % ttyor ofthc call 81 che nymocisur state
C,,utnties ior a Mac State tu1yrHtr"n t't h"ti.
~ Al poftlnl. 90 ihr ~ 81 Juur. 1871, are herr-
b. notitsd o. net 90 C'aNruiion, lN 'hgtr n' 'c-
sli-s at So1tb Paris, en- NtdHrsal, lhr I'm ua'
N d.. re.t. ID 10 o'fI,gk ip thy trJun'n, b.
,.u,,,.ts Candidate O., tg sriypHftri a; thc cnsn-
t1, ~.ptsalsr Eio,Ji1n ~ ihr dsm1yr'g' ui lhr
Sc,vaI Cougrsssioua District 81 Tbs state, i"'
Rrpre.sufatiye ifom snrl district iu thr neat ''n.
rrrs. II che Jui'el States and 90 u'us'si an
other rs,rss.ir, tBsiusss.
The ls,sis IT ErrrcseuttiIvrs j. hNe'l '' i.l'"'
--EysN town and urganIted lani'ti'9 s1a,' =
.,,,ti 60. ..I,y,fr. So rfs sItrHHsl Jtlsg'iv
49, .yr., On J-r,rrst.c vote. east o, ihrn at he
L.t plysidyntsl Elr,ii1u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16

The Free Democrats will hold a State
Convention at Lewiston on Wednesday, Ju-
Iy 9Th, TO nominate a candidate for Cover
nor. Hon. John p. Hale will be present
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-16
G,br OrforN @rmutrut.
THOMAS II. BROWN. Editor.

,rs.,sura rvuY rsrpAV NorNtNC ny
NOAH PRINCE
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pemoern,ic Congressional Convention

R,nrrLY AND NEATLY rNrcuTEp
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-24

crssIApasns 10 10 ~esis'ense O. Fre5ar
ita Dsrs a. "a as~ssHfarss,rs ihcfs u
~ ms,i.f prs-is~1 ~hieh di 40 Pss.
rassdy ,s,@. isef eaacs bong Only 10
ssu,ers ua,~ssi prvgie0say existing 10
D. fora. q Fr.scr stasy 90 cspsea-
st.cs. Nsainr. si asa aeAs. msy sP-
F-sf " hsts . rrcAser cisia n shs pro
sscsea 81 .cAsh. bss 5ocs nd. % nral
~. lsoanc, asyshing .tieh a. ~ be-
sars eais. .sefy psaoa q e~L iron.
aiscf o. eAA hAving psrsioasly enisi-
ID IN he be~eAs u The rsffh before be.
iag ,ssen fr0as ihcrn. Agricalrare
sisss sssfls an incrrssc u ma;,er aad
,he ssfPla. q this ever he ooa Of pro.
dsoioa CONSTITUTES The osly increase 81
RAJ ~eslih " capital bot hossrer
tree ,hi' sasy i.s. i mast be remember
~ iAAi cammero. by The exchange Of
oonmoiascs, aad Tnsnsfsourcs BY g1v-
ins "a ihe matters prodscri BY agrcal.
iase a aes useful form, are greatly
caaacise 10 she sSgraadiremeai Of ma
isans ssd 10 The convenience ssj com.
iou 81 their vopalsi,oa.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-24

CnEAf lea iIousE.-The following
plan OF a cheap and convenient ice.
heose-one which every farmer can
afford 10 have-was furnished 10 The
Rsrai Nsr Yorker by Mr.. +. Marks
Of Onondaga county.
Make a box eight fee, square. by
mailing hemloek plsnks which are two
inches thick, on TO h-mloek scan,Iine.
Let one side Of the box be seven feet
high, and and the side directly opposite
ten feet high. This gives a roof eight
feet long. with u Sian, OF three feet. II
Is well to have the roof board. extend
over the sides of the box. Double
boarding with hefnlock makes a suii
e'cni roof. Set this box on the ton OF
The ground. in a dry and shady place,
where surface water win moi accumulate.
No planks are needed on the bottom Of
the box. but sawdua mus, be placed on
the ground inside The box to the depth
OF onc fosa. and over this place loose
hoard. e., The ,.s =. n. 49,. CO
cake. Of ice ,wo feel, .on.,. .,a IA,
n tower Of ice six feet square 10 the
center Of your box. Tor ;oe.ho,.. -.
will call ~ by LAYING the e,L.. oom
pacily together. and allio, al ,,.v;...
with .aadn.,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-24
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sin's''af tees '"fA "~fe"'aAa"ff
md hhs Se@ Ont W '7f ~"f""'""' - y"
hf @'ns rss's'a " "eF'f summer ~
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-24
v.,.. 81 o..rs.. q, nn.a Cows.

Mr.us. I'm. - h.r. ,r;-l E~.r,i,,,
r.r,,,. IN mich e,w. and x;u ,;,, ,o,
one II m, e,e.,,men,. hay. fAnr;i
Is,h, .,y., o,,,. /, u,t.-,. ..i.ul
1, LAM. the ,.,, len s.,ssmi.s, al
o-a,,., I ,.,..s q, .a,.l. ,.,.,.
"a. ,a.d 900 babel. r.r,o,. and g.,
them IN nv n,w. e-o,n,,.,o;,, n. a.,
Of D-renhe, I,ny. ,h.u a,.o,, -
ba.h.,, per da, !, noon. The ru,abavo.
s,.,. AMI xh.a ,h.x ..,. al, c..i 90,
the same oaan,i,, Of carrot. eo.,d
.b,, I b..l "a ,L. I.,,., e. a..
ira, nv CIV. r,,r each ,;,;,. fr,m
iso 10 three Mini, of milk ,no,, ~,
d., ,h,, When s.l oa -,.,.h,... -.
C,.,rIiey INV cow. n..o.hus III. -,
hs,. and ? ia. oil e.ls meal .oa "a
whoa, screenings. yrouod.
III. tho.cb, .,r,,s tn. ,b,, 7 .,o,i,
lile 10 kno- III. ,slue NJ ca,,o,. e.,
milking mill .a I s.lsr,.l IL. 49, ,,.,
cal,eJ last. for The trial x.;,,.d
,he b,v. meal and ..,ro,. mi r., 49,.
ia, ~ lbs. aav. ~ IN. n N. u,,.,
meal. and 2s lb.. If e.r,o,. ana -.
..atm- IN
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-24
GERMAN
uroscopic Physician
DIR. NJ. r. EDISON.

MOULD Respectfully inform the oafrs
w Bnndon and vicinity, that be VI.
Medicine un ihs GLh-H8IN UROsCOFH -
nblnh leads him "a locate snd desrntf ms W.
Cf disease Ola CHRONIC CnARAC1th 80
utmsst accuracy and sstrfattiun. AdtIl.
tanning about two ounces ~ u~nue-pasfsa Z"
niorning--~1tb the name aud aRe NJ ~
snahls him ~ treat successfully The fsseh
Hence, one individual eaD bring several a.. 4,
medicine can be sent 10 any par NJ M fqpl-
remedies arew holly Of the sNF0farp ft"t.
fefing essentially ifuin thoss 81 any ouf >
school, consisting u thvnBcAis sha Ltu~e
mot concentrated form, snd ubtainsd air"
siyeiy from the yer.tAbls biz ahom ot'sif.
con F~eni.see II bulk, 6e., hsfrtofofr a. eH q
their general use. unllke The ,~1irni mihff.
are reliable, .hicieht aud safe, ssnnE "a
the vital inbsii0ns " organic life. 1heHf'N hi
is of iba two systems IN ihetf afphffH
rsmofAi ~ disease, sele1ss ief I@npf
sense 10
ranFuine that he IL enlisted in q 20 - 10
cause of humanity y-Aad for JasfhahF 90
sad restoration H. health u those r4renit Aslf
ease, with whom are associated ne rhni, -
mshts ollie, We sshiet batihFi,f Ahe ~ af
nous confederation H. this moat iHiH- -
and lraye NJ means uaifhsd a. pfNnHa' =
and happiBess 81 ,oHneif Abd fnfhaf ~
bumhle and ~srstefal fecpissts ~ be f,+r.ss
daily receiving their soluaiAp aSk1"n
tine most enthusiastic terms, " esfss .
end HirkHsss, snsue Of which Nsfs - ht ~
usms easss u misery. n ifom Gys 70 isaa
SHADING, now Iesiofed and ~ therhiol 4. q
Bs ,soaid paftiraisSiy rail Yeaif fitenists -
ioss Ing iisi ~ Chfaalc iissasss, stFa - h.
fpfe a. q rsfy gseNt sIi-ni bafnad TIE
fsssisn Al large, bot nns eislHasa - 30
list ~ suf<sssfal tFrsussH aid csfs- - .,f -
hnactbuhs u tia LnnFs, fhfos', lat" r.sa
spleen, kksuDarsm, ksunairtl To-
Bfesth, Dysp~gsta, nfoisi s.nfs
male NsakBnst, hsTsuas ihsf-
pltslish ~ the Heart, hfrt1ial
es0, Fever rafus, ffsaiat
Ee5es ~ even Fanstf fhr'i
i~fannFs, Ebs alidiae@
anaiHe irosn - isa
pafs stats due
blasa 90 tab
% IT ne
rysiaia. %
Psnieuisf aiisnfiea willie go ~
plsiEb Gnd 81 dissases afs dsttsfs
tfustsf - hia without . bsifefHi
Nsish ,iAaia sEisi bsisess a. F'N
fisH. LIS
Sr No shssss for sonsslistas. n"r
lcifs fsssahatir. aaufF
fsds raufA a ne husdon Hoes 81
hrtsdan. gshesfy ieS+
DIR. y. q. Fitch's Medlo'D
u'nE -. assfs isss ~ sls.t
~ sSs~~~-s s~s - - if&tLt
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-24
Cabinet Furniture and Cha1

Hantooa'g BnldiBg, head If UasAtaresh
MOrIs CURTIS ID now offering a large aneF
NJ efal assorin,ent Of sofas, Center, card, u't~
aud Extension Dining Tables, Mahogany, ~
walnut, Cane seat and common Chlfs, buns
Bsdsisads, Hat Stands, Cbso,ber sets, A.
hair, palm leaf and busk Mattresses, rpnni -
Looking glasses, Clocks, Picture frames, Wed%
portable Desks, &e.s
Ready Aads cseHs Of all sizas and desdrhs~
Mahogany Collins furnished 10 order nn .ien ~
Having purchased New and Rich Gooa, - =
hest manufacturers Al cash prices, he would itfS~
attention Of lbe pubir ~ the inspection n 10 -
Rutland, Feb, 10, 1853. ~
YfTisE Place "a buy 1'nisses, shoais ~
ess and Abdominal Supporters l. im ~
STORE VI Pond A Morse, Main and WAshmfs"
Hutland, Va
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-24

fH1ssrp o Corr. The following
siof, !. told ef a a Insh newspaper edi.
tor The foreman called do~n 10 han
ina" The printing ~ihos. : We ant six
Ines Ia hil a 'Olamn.- KIN q child
at Waterford" -s. Lis reply. Soon
si'sr csms q secoad mes.ssei = We
have Killed The child. and r,ili ~.ni ,wo
inea~ Coair.dies the sane
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HfECOfRT. BLfDLEf & ca.
&c s.sA. 60. n~.a-s@.s.s.
tnSs1rst wsseA~sss 80 wseS sas~rs. cAesp
sas l~sden EaqsssA Amsrfarn Lststtsa.
ssssss - ASS stss sas toa ksssta a1sss
'f~sf H~ftr~ssss y : ,.iasn. @.c-sep ~ ~
.ss..s.n.s ~ 49,, fase a..ss--s. sssssf 80
esasssf sAays- rss NfrsNaNrst = i1 a. kFr
80 $50 40 ~sss ss.e4s dc 49, - $50 - @-&
SO 80
sa< h.sas3. ~ sraf "a fas efaaesss - fsinlsa scssA
-, - 90 G.s sssp~s h~ssass - 4 A. Rgeransrrs
e.s--1se lse... so 1880 nfNes 49, 49,
.as Cau-asrt.as. . irsfstsai szsef Ne fssss
- 80 reantff, nsf 10 W~ hftft ~ ustf rsnefsi
sdayalan Tees ssursi' ssp~ssA $50 49, 40 fes
i~sss ess~~ ~ - = r-fsu's - q oe'f Hsheai'ef
@ssea al sassss, ss - t~sarsras 500 y -
ssafisss q ~ vsrsAss. tss f~ais rutssfs " tds
- .siiss sses eAstcssa sppse' sstsstss'' tssrs, -
81. r-rastfy aa4~s ia~e., Aces aia iutrsArs iht sas
= 80 hst = tss-s fAs 80 = sP.sss upusi. t.
'hlst.e th-f 49, sttnerF fsiaehe, sspssf esY
.rrzfs e aAf sssfri-s sdt captru asS Nsainf 81
kIis TA.if srp<sss > - risEta o. 70 scsffs nred
saaarter hess&@e. t9.en VIE raif.niss ufsu viii
tus ,a.i a. Asrr1S 49, ~sa ss~ssasss sasyrsf
ssis 10 ir.fsss.s 4 a. sisnt-4 ,esfsiahis sttsnt Lssi
,-sf = isn4a. NARssessss. hsrsa UThsu. ntsus-s.
si.sfa-. Le-ds. Dseasa, rsns, Aat~ 80 nssshaFsh,
80 eeFts, uaF ssies Fssrh~a TFtts5 pats - cefk
etss rhss Fs@F tho saHai-f wili isr safps- tkst
Ast ne fsruiiy tssif oszora u nns-, Vaias a. q
rssrsefsss 81 csc~H., tslrs, Esoses,fit. Asfs
-. sAs Csrsrsrpes.
ass's ssss, pr pair, rs crsss-
Lsdiss' do 80 =.
nsys's NI.ss.' "a as "
hsrtes-Frsn to hrssn ffires w. nste . ven
Hhsfsl slie~ss<s a. Jatt~fs aaa NhuiseAisss, % hat
sHg siat-ter~ 81 nsy mats . ahs prht "a tbsf sale.
sass sAsy arr Ga srisis thai mas hs ista is sHy
Sefs, sassnf Az dsss VI pods.
70 frftas. ap4dt 70
UAnCotRr, BRADLEY a co,
rRs y Ana street. ss~-Nsrk. a. =.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-24
DR.. ,. u. MARCHIsI's
Celebrated CathOlicOn,
ROr The relic 4 cure Of suffering Females.

II stands pre- EN-
Inert for Its eura-
tive powers n all
the diseases for
which II Is recon-
mended, usually
called
Female Complaints.
OF these are Pso-
Larsus urEhi, OF
Failing 9th g
Womb; fLron Al
nrs, OF Whites !
CHnorIc lirrLah-
kArIos MI Ut
cfsFIos OF ~
W0ss ~ISoiprv
RAJ HrnonHHser
OF Flood PAis-
SuL, surrsKssrp,
AND ~IrnEeuLss
MEssTnuArfor,k AR
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-24
Assssisas. IN. ..iy nssi ss.rss Of
wealth.

-
A writer ia The Mark-Laas Rrvrsn
nain,sins The position ihst
and m.naf.csrrs mus, ever be ssrOni.
cry 10 the cultivation a tho toll. and
that The latter q sca saly the most i'm
portrait u al the indsarisl p~srsaiis II
maa. bot also the saiy rial source d
~e~lh. Ia prof. a ,h~ IruiL 81 iLi,
posakn he cosarArrs the nsiare and
r~csaiis u cshsE issiasirial paraiis With
that IL the roAis~s,ssa - the SOL u
may ,end TO elevate the business IL The
farmer. besL IN he own estimate and IN
shal 81 osh~rs 10 ecnsiaer ss,ss II The
Prsaos.al I.aai. and ie~isrrs ia tia.
eonp~dsoa fos this purpose ~s pre-
seai = bal esslsas Il Ih<a . iLs
A~sner.ssn f~esui~r.
firs. a. 70 oo~-~srn~ There Il
nshisF Fr-isrd ny e-usas-Fss. a. afhes
t<sasg ~sasrrls d~ tsnrr u ca~sar.edaisa
Aei sAsshsr ,hss L.1t.F takes rla~s
t<s.Ass ess sosHisy .sa sar1L.-s 80
helssrn inAislas.is q the sane eouniry
u 10 tsi N -sehanss ~ -qs s-slsnts.
tisans u j. 20 he regarded a.s mere
s~dlsm &c Tho dlsirihasisa o. s~lneuia.
Toe a ssskh, ssl nss - IN Any .sy