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Irlr-.Work 70 be Done

10 o5us-gu,r,, or ths latrns,s of che sa-
-7r. having win not commence s' early as
rsr,I. TtviI 81 -rus tvr wr,ks hence
rsfr, much -r1ss VIII ~ ft f'r the sryth'.
I- ,ss meantime. thrr, is much hnriu- 90
o. done. Ist Hi. h, thoroughly done
T-s ground BE- s1 wet. DO win rrgu.r great
e.-r O, sztirrlts w,sls Indeed. 10 0r fur
..r attention 6. given % ths ve,l. ,his
y-- than thr usual hosir-', ths fr'ls 0f
t--I crops win set thoroughly ,ar'el rH.s
-r- Tul ur orrv vsI chat tam h'
r-f r, mau.5 where 10 may h.la itself
T,-4fr. shout building. ami fences. and
J-,- ,r- pct. 90 ths li.ht aul Iiy, ihsn 90
tt.fr-s. They viii thaak SOU i.r them.
The last h,lfor the m1pth .s % 1a 5eyr-
.fl On hlymakiu- Lrtau rad tho article
i- another column m thi. subject AMI h-rl
70. suggestions Eemsmhr always. that
l-v ana Damp 5r al kinds .mr1i- the
quality orbay Lrtitna as carefully pro-
,--'-f -rrm th0ss a. possible
I.k vrl Oh fruit trr.- Pinch .H
.--rrr. u.r wanted a grow This isths
'ss, ant least expensive method a'ran.u-
Irrvr-l large ami n.r FRUIT f. vart-I. r.rs
.Tar fata f-v ar tre go. rn aUah T'r
v-I insure Gr what remains. hr-
---rrN. Sc .-yfn. th. f- thr T.lfh.wwy
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Farmer

Cnu>ru CgsEs Irslucn: inquire.
ars made o. tbi, sabTc'. Cellar. p'asicrcd
%; the side. end On thc bottom ith hyiraul.
3. cement vii. Focp out the water without
dnr. and vi. cSclud, rats provided The
work has tocr done in ,hs br't manner.
Imp.rfrcuy czocltrl. the water VIII leak
iu Gud n 'hc co,' q. to- thin or 90 IN ID.
rat- vil. sr,va', beneath 70. and then erlf.
morn our Toads57,' that ,6ic very br.t mate.
ria i. u Jc u,,i; but some are not enough
aware Of the Importance giving il sufficient
hicsuer. On dry and hard gravel, itJnay
dr vel To npply The mortar az once - the
czca7a,od r.oc Il earth but usually IL is
much is,,cs N cover the cellar bottom with
rsgirr r.ou,s, aud were rather irc.,nol 20
Gampno.-, with tuoor thrc, successive aycr',
the last or which may b. quite mall, or'vcn
calro gngd will DO The mortar, made
rather thin, E. then spread smoothly oyc'
Co. few mouths the whole will assume o
a.uty hrrduo-s, through whicl, no rat, with
ai tn5 cunning of a politician, can ever
maze bis way. I, viii De- o. Dry ne a floor,
and fruit, 4cgeablrs, and other articles, may
be- r'scel directly upon It vi'hou, fear OF
dampne-, will not very ',on wear ont
nor decay lGmnor,c Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

q AGnu,rny One very frequently hcars
tho remark made, that such, and such, and
such nan, " can b. q r'nileman when he
pleas, Now when our reader next hears
,hi1 c,rrcsion made u,, Of, lc, him 'nll to
mini tho following
"Irc Who Snn - q gentleman wh.n he
ploass,' never pleas, TO bc ary'h'rg ols'.
Circun stance. may, and DO, every day in
lrs, throw mon Of cultivated minds and re-
rn5d h,hitsir'p The society of their INTERIORS;
bu, wi ,le with ,ha ,ac. and readiness that
is their especial Prcrosa,iyc, they max"
themselves welcome among thoV with whom
,hcj have Few IL any symrthie' in common
ye. never by any accident do they derosato
from that high standard which makes them
gcn,lcmen.
80 on thc other Land, the man OF yul'
gar ns,o and coar' Propcnsiiiss may s,im-
ula,s, ifhc b, able, the Onward hahi'ude'
Of society, spanking with rracticci intona-
ton, AMI bowine with vcll-studiel grace :
ye. he is no moro Gentleman in thought
aud feeling, than Is the tirsolcd actor who
strut. tho boards the monarch his costume
would bgsp,ak him. This being the gentle
man when he likes, is bu. the mere F'gior-
ma1ss Of the character. I. has all the swell
cr the stage and the foot.lishts"bout it, and
never can Tor moment be- mistaken by one
who knows the world. 4 cloak too large
caaaot be gracefully worn by a small man,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06
Dinner Party at Paris.

BIZ an ArRicLs CoumsuoSEx. hr.
Greeley writing % tho Tribune from Paris,
May 3ist, ays:-
A dinp,r war given last evening hy Mr..
Marshall Woods Of II. l., American Com.
missioner In ,he department of Fine Arts, 70
his brother United States Commissioners and
some forty other Americans, now soi1urning
in Paris-among them Mr. O'Suiirnn, Min
istsr to Portugal Juts, PLATE. our soerets-
~ Of legation hero Maj. Abraham VGr
Buron, Maj Biddoll Of Miah.. tho pain.sr
lIaalcy and RosBitsr, son OF EnblsSador
Ma,oa. &C. Embsaador.to-SrAin Dodg,
had unrcs,rycdly accepted ,hs invitation.
but rciraetod at the last moment in evident
apprehension that something would b sAid
or done at tno gathering tha, would eomErc-
mrso his ofcial position Discretion is :
virtue essential 20 Dirlomati, station, ba. J
must thnk this was ra',ing entirely .oo
fnc point on H. Ye: ircad Of this fes.
tive mosGny Of fiiy Amsrioaas in .hc nids.
of million frcnchmsn. many thousands o!
thon armed soldicrs. was evidently fllt ~
some in high rlasos, and -lHS~l a, Urpr,E-
sion Of thc few ,aas,s and fyc.ninais
speeches which wor' n h,v, baon given
was nevertheless q dradlirr hator ~ table
oratory might ny ,isrr6rs) a v-ry plalsan,
one, and did no. break Up ill Gn4r mid.
night.
As this dinner was rivcn at The world.
known Troi, Frsrsi Pr5rrnorr-perhAgs
tho most celebrated restaurant in Paris, ard
of course in thc vorli--nay in,Srrs. q fav
iar.otT Arcrioans by giving somo idea Of IL
gstronor.ic p"eulari,ip. That !; war
good o-,. need hardly observe on thB
head, the place and tho charge as ffanrE
or over sl4 pr Cuosp might suffice. TIE
time devoted To is discussion was two houFr
and a half. or from 8l2 tp II Pm. az
TOR tho Inevitable SOM, slices of frtsh ngss.
melon voro served and cooked cucumbeFt.
peaches and pinnrpl, wsrc in.srleaysd b.
tween Ito various meats AitSr thors lha,
n'vcr ,rh thom) came new shellsd beNns.
then PCS, then string hams dil not Oh
serve any Vegetable served with CIV msa'.
IN, f,l were turhot, salmon md -olo .hc
vsnisaa was lito tho English, lacking tho
wild, -ich flavor of n, American when frrss
tho & atest variety and superiority war IL
birds ranging from turkeys n ortolahs. y
any f'gr are usually served hero az grant
dinn--- thcy were either omitted m This o.
casioa. in Difference n our harhasous Y.=.
ksa rreudi-es. or N skillrully dis-uioed. IS
10 r-,,s wholly ursu-rk,ed. Tho straube..
.I7 tfc, ,'.s--;I,: ,:rr trs Saar wst, sun!ot,
"a N bcrc tho Craps were fresh. ripo n.
sweet. ,ho cherries looked equally faul,los,
o. o., whole. tho dinner dii credit in i,s
way b, "la Granie Nation" ard II ths-s
. 10 any nuco whcrcwith (ls tho enthusiU,i-
Freedman nGirnrd) ga man mi;i eathi'
own grandfather, " 7 will not io1bt H.: !:
as here duly provided and proie'od.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06
Agricultural Prospects.

The prospect now Is % a fair crop 0f all
,he usual farm products. The abundance
ol rain 0f la'e has completely saturated the
ground with water, although IL has not
Fr7lGcsd anything like a fr1sbet in the
streams This, succeeded by the warm
weather Of the last week, j. bringing for
ward vegetation with great rapidity. The
only drawback. 10 the good prospects are,
that grain on wet land has been injured by
the excess Of water, and that the worms
work badly on corn, particularly that plant.
ea on ground broke up this spring, while
other pieces do not wholly escape. some
pieces Of corn, We learn arc nearly ruined.
Gras looks well, though late. Winter
srain IS sIcellen,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

UGLY FACTS IoE UcY CUsrouEEs An
esoti,. /. specially hated by all os'tis''.
Thoss who believe that money csn do every
thing, arc frequently prepared to do every
thing for money. The only good that ami.
scr docs, is to prove the little happiness there
is to bo found in wealth. To he angry With
q weak man is proof that you are not very
strong yourself. Solitude is the despair OF
fools, the torment Of the wicked and the JOY
Of tho good. 1t is alike Pandenoninm' pur-
gatory. and paradiso--according to the s'al
that enters 1t. Scandal is the reputation OF
tho wicked. There are men who may be
called martyrs fgood hOalth'" not con-
tent with being well, they are always wish
ing TO bo better, until they doctor themselves
into being confirmed inyalids. and die ulii-
msssly. you may say, Of too much health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

GR,s, SrrD SowIR. We have received
-c~l sower Of this Kind to Try, from Mr..
John Tucker, Of Norway We sowcd all
our .ecd with this machine, and have delay
Cd noticing it, tin We could SO how it
might look, after II should cume up, and
thu. bc able to speak both rom using and
the result We now recommend it as a
very valuable Invention. Il makes a very
great saving in the quantity of scod used,
FROM sowing it 80 perfectly even over the
ground. Never have We had sovci, ON
which the grass was - even, as on that
s1vu with this machine Ey1ry ncishhor-
hood. if not every individual. ought 90 have
one. Mr. Tucker can supply them at Boz
tun Tricrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06
Book Worms and D,ncos.

The difference beiwcon thos, who spend q
lifetime in the peruSal Of anui1atcd books
on agriculture and thoaa who navOr rcsd at
all. Is much les than is generally RoppOSsd /,
and while thorough reading sftbc currcn,
practical improvements OF tho day i' highly
u-cful, the application Of ~ antiquarian
taste in the study Of agrioulhfa ia worc
than useless. What can II avail 10 a mod
crn farmer, TO know what wen Tho proeca-
.cs Of thousand years ae,1 What conao-
qucucc can it be % him 70 tnoS what crops
could he raised by tho ua' ofaVpodrn pillow,
or what was the opinion Of JcsIro Tull on
matters which have been mNt,iall improy-
IL and better undcrslopj Hnc his tims1
Many OF our agricultural w0ta are half
Gllcd with the history of ofsrno,lturc. Vith
with scarcely pertinent word In relation
To the minutia of pruaint rr,ossa. They
remind ~ 1fn work which has enjoyed some
popularity, entitled "IIy5nulics, from
which mo- artinn AN learn how 70 lnild
pump II il merely \ rcyNmpinsof Fitru-
ycus and other writer's, describing th,noirs
Of raising water ~ The hncisnt, An ES.
amiurr In the Patent 0iicr might stud the
history ofa..icultual topls with prof, for
IL would cuahl, him &, know what was
strictly new, butl farmer should stud, N
know .hc ho,,, and most rosrnt imprHe-
mcut- Df thc day. lie nccl not fear tlnt
any tool. presiding tho'r now in extended
ua,, are superior, ior hai they b,cn ~, they
would have ramaiuoi in u-'. NJ 1T of ar.
uian' aye 81 jal,u' Ut their oli iois n.
hrmsrs. ANS now invention mus, b, dear.
Is proved % d. superior to th,s, which pre-
cclsi it. lriDrs IL can iul iu vhy int, Doe
tool house oG mos, farmers Tho oln,lnul
repetition and recital Of agricultural pr
cr-s-, cf the Augieutf, although the fashion
of toe day. is like thc refusal Of our college.
90 grant their houlrs to ,hoss who can sub
stiu,, a knovlri,r of two OF the modern
language ia place Of one ofth, dad ono.
Progressing !, ths orl,r Of ,hr day, a, we'll
a. the first law OF nature, and frmrrs, he
yund ~, othsr,, should hr the Gr,t TO r..
mrn,.- aud obey tli. law.
Working Farmer
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LrrrrR IRON PEor. STOWE. Though =ct
designed Cor Publication. We feel little hSe-
ita,ion in giving publicity to the follrwiis
letter received a few days since ifOs 9rot
Stowe firquirer.
ASpovrn, Mas. Juno -. 1855.
NJ D,ar Sir fit wcr, possible ic. r'
to attend at Sarru PAKH on the 4th rret.
ino. wo wonld most gladly do ii. .!rr
Stowe decided from tho Grs, that her health
would not permit her 70 -, and my engage
mens will keep nc At homo. We Away,
lovo 70 meet the good pooplc Of Nsiae
they hare stood in the frs. rank icr the
-roat reforms now in progross; and they
r-ill not draw hack nor shrink. I an very
-,rry that the distinguished men. as"s.'
sruSEE. GpDuo,. Hats, and others whon
you expected, cannot bo With you; 30:
'ley ,oR al k ,5nrsLrrs on iins Ssy, and
aR Other 1ay,. and nobody can better saori
to do without them than tho people Of
Maine. with God on your side. you aro
e,Esisn, of yourselves, ifanybody is.
Truly yours, c. r. SroTr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

srE DEulL ~ woSENsgrv. 4 ,.e.f
'Il requires stout heart. bat vo reach :hs
summit step by stop. Thc1 bafors yo::
had lics on its pillow this night, N psrs-:
d.l that rs for YOU and your family, 70
yvtll no longer n in slavery to Old drintias
customs. Rcs,'vc-lnd tell your wife =!
v,ur good resolution. She viii aid il =.
,ie can. Her stop will h. lighter, and &c:
hand will h busi'r all day, OIpoctins 80
r,iaiart,hlo evenings \, hon, whom voc -
,urn Household atrlir, will have honn vc".
attended 10. 4 place for eSorythins. a..
rv,rytbin- in iis place, viii. like snns sooE
genius. have made even an humble homo -
s,oas or nsl,n,ss. arrangement and taS'e
The fra will h bright and tho hearth we.
swart. The Old armchair will he ready -
the tabr siaa. The loaf will h. one .: 49,:
order which nys by its appearance, y3g
may cut and como again. Tho eups .=t
rauccrs viii ho waiting for supplies. rs
kettle will no singing, and n, children. haF-
ry with fresh air and exercise, will bO s=i,.
inc in their glad anticipation Of that eve
ming meal when father is &. homo, ard q
tho p!eaNn, reading aftsrFard. Iiooi
Tines, OF Counsel f5r workingmoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

How OUR BoDirs ARE MADE CT. The fol-
lowing is forci5lo illustration Of the way
We supply the natural waste Of tho body
Letit be remembered that to take food is
70 make man. Eating is the process by
which the noblsst Of tcrrcsirial Fabrics is
constantly repaired. All our limbs and or
gaus have been picked up from our plates
We have been served up at tables mAny.time'
over. Every individual is iiierhly mas
of yivifod viands; be is an epi.ome Of in
Vulnerable meals; he has dinod upon him
self, and in fact, paradOIical Is It may aP-
poar, has again and again leaPed down his
own throat. Liebig states that an adult
pig weighing one hundred and twenty lbs.
viii consume five thousand one hundred and
ten pounds Of potatoes IN the course OF a
year, and yet a, the expiration Of that period
its weight may no, have increased asingl'
ounce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

4 number Of men assembled at the s.orc
OF Mr. Plummor in tie new town OF Reed,
(iormsrly PltTicktown Plantation ono day
week before Last, and durins Tho evening
quarrel Groso between Plummer ard man
named Peasly. The latter throw the for
mcr down and jumped upon him. iajurins
him so badly that he died in few days
Afterwards. Tho Progressive Ags- saJa'
Plummsr had persisted ia selling liquor for
long time past in defiance Of the lava end
entreaties. and thus brought upon hnSei
his tragical end
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

A PosTscRrr. The Boston Advertiser
contains & communication describing Rock
land. the States Prison, &c, enclosing
this
p. S. Tho warden informed mo that
more than scvon-eighths Of the prisoners
committed the crimes for which they are ro-
ceiying punishment, under tho influence,
or through the agency OF intoxicating
drinks,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

Hence, each man may make an estimate
for himself. with regard TO every variety OF
his soil. whether the cost Of increasing its
depth will equal or exceed its value, after
the task !, completed. It's certain that all
soils. in all situations, will not return the
amount required to render them fertile 10 a
considerable depth.
Plough, Loom and Anvil.
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Milking Cows

To insure ths rrratrs' yigid OF milk from
a cow. .hc should not only p, we'll Cd an,
well tended. but ais, vgu MIXED Now Of
&. nat o,sry man or every maid, who car
a.usrrr auiI from a COW ullsr. that is a
-rnI mlkgr
1, D.. important in d., ar' place, that o.
crv'sra- should hccls1u. TorthisrdNr.y
when rlr animal 3, .tahIe'-as they are ol
should hr during ,ho viu,r, on all hrm.
ana throughout o., year. hy mauy-..t o..
Who'll, uIt.r le va.hri with cold water. aai
immediately thoroughly jrirJ with towel
Tho alyauta-y. Of thi, Tra.,ica Go thrhealth
ar,r, animal. ana che ha'rh.u.-. ,r ,hs
milk. a-r great and manifest and IN ihi.
way. trr. We c-rar' thc black sediment of
which u,'k.Iuvgr, n constantly complain.
saI which 8, nothing s'r than small prd.
.'a. ~ m1uur.. hru.hrl from thr lag aul
rs.'y aru. cow into trc mUkra1 The
band. ~ ths ui.lmnlv thI.r-rrrs, become
va.r-l clean or nrr-s,.,v. aa operation CO.
generally omitted hy th..s who consider
H.-.-'r-- r-1t ana careful Tho same pro-
r.., aryat-,. en-. thr .urI --l u,..,.tty .'
n .r.r- Oh. ts.i-'. r"sr-n fnr.,r.a~
into thr Band. ana washing 'hr trat. there
vI.r.a 6Irv rrstioe, followed hy a.mo.tall
u-a ,ri 60 many v.mr1.
THru'irr hin- now rrr.ri ari cleaned,
v.a-. r.tIr q. N..n mHEn. litrr CIV
ia rrn tm-I. .ns r,I r.v extend lack
varI h-r hiuI Dr.. lr v.Hr -rrvrutrnrr.
Without Blow accompanied with 'hs vurl
ur command " h.i.t" Th.y understand
vr,ti,rrurr,l orr.,n. and rr-l only at
unr.a -.nt,r reminder Eati'i.a .'rs1-
hr a.t t'a,mra vhaar. knli0 sysryo'hsr
relation .rHf--as husband. father. uri-h-
hararlma.'rr-ary rough inrhrlr'r'a'mrnt
'' -rn'." ' '.-'''. Ut '''' -'' " hoist.
BE- .' boz st-nigr.'u tome, agd 90 r.n.-a..'.
ihr hr'' '''.a'''.' ',-..-l..,.
r'y7i '0 p '''','.- - -..j.-l,.
heavy "'.,'.' .r....,.,r,,,.. r,,,,,.-. .g
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' '.' ,.l lie. t,, i.s,,rsr.T, , dis.
~ ..,. aha, r.rl ur
-, .., 80. M, ir,.-. will civ. down
...' '-.">-...,.... '..'> ..r,r. ,rl,,.a.l o,
49, ,...t, ,.-,.. r.. r.ir..
-t.r, r,i.r.lru.-I ,, r,mral ,hr animal &,
-, v,BII b,,, r...u uns,I'-i ar d
t.,lbsr5 h,Ial.uv, drawn b,r milk. 90
,.,rl D.. ls.r.r..l with. if-.nGrur.. take.
l.rl.f,r. t.,,.
Nv tr. r,u NAV kick. Wei. W. have
f-,-.,..-. numbers afthi, iaarraI shown
.t-.,. -.,g-7 Kick frlf.lsar. ..'.'
., ..-,.-,f-.. N..lry from ,rc error ar Irr
,-,-. r,,.Lsrsv n. r,mrl.,.lg r.rI bv
tsr4r..
WI f,irr,.-,,..r. iti.ortrrr. .st rur.,
.,.-.. ala, ,r.miIs.o. should o.. Dom. with.
.r,. ,..r.r,.. AMI a. rriIlv o.. possible,
Mo- ,.r.,r. vr, rriI, ,hs,n,.Ir. ar their
r... -.,r.fr. ,rt m, t.at, VIOLENTLY. and
other, will au-. thrm 60 hrr.uc snrr hy
..-...r-.. .r ,rsir finger nail. The b.,
-.....-...,r-.,r r.,, ,hrfrclirv.. ratvf,h
,t. r,-.- ,,-,irr .stba hand. -asrin- and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-06

puru or Soil-lTs iuroErANcE. II 5o
hc assumed A. the value Of a given soil,
when iJ i, six inches deep, it. value when OF
different depths :, estimated by Thaer as fol-
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Maine State Agricultural Society,
RULES ANp REGULATIONS.

" there may be many articles exhibited
which are useful and worthy OF encourage
ment, and vet not named in any classi6ca-
ton, the exhibitors will present them among
the misccllanics to the incidental committee
for examination and their approval ifn fncccs-
sary.
Member. Of the Society who have paid
their assessment, will be entitled to tick.
ct, which will admi, them and the members
Of their family TO the Exhibition and Fair,
without further charge during the show.
Those not members viii he admitted for
. their tickets to DO delivered in the
ratckccp,r on entering Children under 10
wears or age will hc admitted at half rricc
El'ra1 from hs lac. SIC. Il. II any
person shall, contrary to the regulations pf
the .aii Objects, and after notice ,hcryor
enter or pl,. within the bounds n, fixed, he
shau forfeit sum not exceeding five dol
lars. o. q, recovered ON complain, in behalf
Of ,h, Sn.o, in any court competent to try
%, same. fr the u.e and benefit of such s'.
rir,v
FIrars and publisher, iu the state will
Do, admitted fe. Nn, delegate, from
state and County Agricultural Societies.
Erir TOR EWuuoRs Al exhibitors
mus; hay, their animal. or articles entered
with ,hs Secretary noror, the fret morning
Of ,hr show ami an animals and articles
ta h' exhibited mu.' b. on 'ho ground and
boz their places ''nr' ten O'Clock Of Tn''lay
morning, 'ho first day
III. Society viii NOT Irresponsible for th'
omission o' any article oT animal NOT enter
ci according 60 i'' ruIr'
All articles and animals brought iar''.''
hilton, must have r'ri' attached WIN the
number a' ''''.'''' ~ '"' N,.'y'',l ONE.
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r..t ,gr,trr.,,nirr th,v vi.h r,r their .,ock
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sim D.. ,c,r,l.I FROM m. executive stand, ON
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AZ M stts a,F strerrrs rrfta.rirg t1 hr, arC
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Spee:al Notice

Agricultural Exchanges and communica-
t.,rs 'or this department., should hs direct
cl s Oxford Dcmocrlt.' % South Paris, Ne
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-21
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Shirts imported Fancy Prints Check Striped
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