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.sOs,s, G. Archibald,

OFFERS his services to the citizens OF Clinton
" and surrounding country. He will give part
cuar attention to Zinc Painting, in either the fiat
or polished white, any other that may be desired
Any person Wishing his services will apply at the
Drug Store Of Messrs Lansworthy & Tildon, in
clinton. ap2l
FaarSasOsi's s. 'Try tt'' Shaving sos, 10.
EARRiS0N'S SHAVING CREAMS makes the
ii richest, heaviest, thiciest and most permanent
lather of any creams now in use For sale by
Ef1l lAUMAE L. kTEAUaA
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ADMINISTRATIONS NotiCe.

4 lL persons indebted to the estate of Il. w.
II PATRICK, deceased, are hereby notified to
make immediate payment to me my Attorney,
}. IT, kilbournc, and those having claims will pre-
sent the same, duly authenticated, for liquidation
+. PATRICK, Admr'x
Clinton, La, June %, 1855,
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4 NNUALS bound in papier mache and mo-
n rocco; Prayer Books, Hymn Books Bibles, Gift
Books, for the old, young and middle aged. For
sale by d27 LANGWORTIIY s. TILDON.
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PROBATE SALE
IHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, ! Seventh District Court
far'sh OF East Feliciana No. 2l92.
In the mattero Of the Succession of John W. Soner-
vile, deceased.
N PURSUA ANCE of an order to me directed from
! the Honorable court aforesaid in and for the
Parish and State aforesaid, l will offer for sale on
TUESDAY, THE 21ST DAY OF AUGUST 1855,
at the residence of John East in said parish,
the following described property apperaning to the
aforesaid succession, to-wit:
Ten acres of land lying between VIM. East and
the Widow IIawsey.
BUGGY AND HARNESS.
COWS AND CALVES,
l COOKING STOVE,
SHOT GUN,
2 WHIP SAWS
l GRIND STONE,
l CROSS CUT SAW,
TOOL CHESTS and THEIR CONTENTS
Terms of fSale-A credit until the lst day of can
uary, 1856, with eight per cent interest from day
OF Sale. Purchases to give notes with approved
personal security. GEO. w. CATLETT,
July 2s, 1855 Auconcer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Direct from Headquarters
COME AND SEE.
NAUMAN & STRAUSS.

Fine Watches, Jewelry, Books.
stationery and Fancy Articles.
x@A We invite the attention of the -.
E'TA1 people Of Clinton and vicinity, andx -
ks.3A the ladies especially to our new and
go well selected stock of goods.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C., comprising T. T.
Cooper, Tobias, and real Joseph johnson move
ments; Swiss and English Levers-together with
splendid stock Of Eastern
!EWELRY, Of the latest style and best finsh
SILVER and PLATED WARE, all descriptions
TOILET ARTICLES: Perfumery, Hair Oil, Po-
matum, fancy Soap and Extracts, direct from
Harrisons manufactory.
WORK BONES, Port Monies, fne Pocket Books,
CARD CASES, silver, pearl and shell.
RAZORS and KNIVES, Rogers best brand.
BOOKS, consisting Of. Standard and Miscellaneous
works.
SCHOOL BOOKS, recommended for their high
and instructive character,
POEMS, of American and British authors
NOVELS, latest and best published; with great
variety of other interesting reading.
MUSIC, fine lot Of sheet Music, embracing
pieces from the most gifted composers
We have suitable arrangements to procure Books,
so that orders left with us will be promptly filed
CAY Watches and Jewelry carefully REPAIRED
by the best of workmen, and warranted
We solicit share of the public patronage, feel
ing convinced we shall be able to give entire salts.
faction.
nYy- All articles sold warranted as represented,
or the money refunded.
cN-Sign Of the BIG WATCH, east Of the
public square, opposite the Post Office.
feb2S NATMAN & STRATSS
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FOR SHERIFF

nTWe are authorized to announce GEORGl
G. COMSTOCK, Esq, as a candidate for the offic
of Sheriff of the Parish of East Feliciana, at tn
ensuing November election. je3Ote
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
WILL sell to cash purchaser that very des-
L rable property, on which have resided for
several years past The place is in good repair and
is one of the handsomcst locations for family res
idence in the town of Clinton. Good water on the
premises. Apply to w. II. Green at this Office
for information, on to Henry Marston, who is my
authorized agent in the matter.
Clinton, April 2S, 1856. II, l.. COTTON.
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THE AMERICAN PATRIOT
Candidates for November Election.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE

FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.
n. We are authorized to announce JAMES B.
SMITH, ESQ, as candidate for the Judgeship Of the
Seventh Judicial District.
Clinton, July I, 1855.
r|@ We are authorized to announce JAMES
Il. MUSE, Esq, as candidate for the Judgeship
of the Seventh Judicial District
Clinton July 7, 1856.
~ Please announce the name of G. NJ MIL
LER, ESQ., as a candidate for the office of District
Attorney in the ensuing election to come off in No.
vember next. HOST OF FRIENDS
We are authorized to announce JOHN NJ.
ROBERTS, ESQ, for the Office of District Attorney
of the Seventh judicial District of the State Of
Louisiana, at the ensuing November election.
Clinton, July T. 1855.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
90 We are authorized to announce Mr.. W.
FERGUS HERMAN, the present incumbent, as
a candidate for election as District Attorney for
the Seventh Judicial District, of Louisiana Elec-
ton First Monday in November next jeS0te
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FOR SALE,

ft THE SPACIOUS TWO.sToRY BUILD.
yAps.k.ings now occupied by c. p. Jarrett az a car
riage manufactory, together with the Lot mcasur-
ing IS feet front by 80 deep, with all the nprve-
ments thereon. For terms, apply Mt the drug store
OF mar2l LANGWORTHY & TILDON.
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he slanderer-who tells tales for the SAX,
living his enemies an opportunity of prov
him liar.
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SINGING GLASSES.

SINGING CLASSES.
~ ROSENBERGER is now ready to commence
W. Teaching SINGING in Glasses for any of the
different Churches in SACRED MUSIC.
He will also teach Music and Singing with or
without Piano Forte and Guitar accompaniment,
to Glasses Of Ladies and Gentlemen, Songs Rondos,
Gecs and Choruscs, from all the popular Operas
and Ballad Mnstrelsy public orin private Classes,
as soon as a sufficient number of pupils can be OBJ
tanned.
Terms-Public Glass Pupils three times week,
80 per session of three months.
The method will be very easy and comprehen-
sivc, so that all may learn, and learn fast
For sale--IIarp, Guitar and Violin strings, new
Music, &c.
Mr.. r. is agent for several New Orleans Music
houses, and can furnish anything in the line.
Nav 5th 1855
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PROBATE SALE.
IHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court
Parish OF East Feliciana I No. 2347.
In the matter ofthc succession Of Elijah Stafford
deceased.
N COMPLIANCE with an order and commission
L to me directed, ! will sell at public auction at
the last place of residence of said deceased in said
Parish on MONDAY THE 18TH DAY OF AU-
GUST, at ii o'clock, the following property ap-
pertaining to said succession, to-wit;
A lot ofcows and calves, and beef cattle;
Two yoke of oxen;
Forty head of hogs;
Twenty head of sheep;
One buggy aud harness.;
Two Land Warrants, one of 100 acres, the other
OF 40 acres.
Terms Of Sale---For all sums under ten dollars
CASH, and for all sums over ten dollars said
property to be sold on q credit until the first day
OF january next 1856; purchaser will be required
to give notes with approved personal security,
bearing legal interest from the day of sale until paid
Jy2S A. j, LAW Scrrif
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PialaO-EOrfcs. Reed Organs, MeSO-
deOEss, D"u5le and Singie
Action Harps.
CAN be had on application at the Sman Fe-
" male Collegiate Institute. For particulars, see
the hand-bills.
ap2l SERENO TAYLOR.
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Fresh Soda Water.
Very AccOMOslat tiBag-AH at Once
H.. e.. KEgeEiexrn,,

Very Accommodating AT Once!
physicians Prescriptions will receive prompt
l. and careful attention. Medicines will be dc
livcred at any hour of the night, Prouided, those
wanting them will be so kind as to call at the Bed
Room attached to the store or at my residence
of course, this is entirely ncm arrangement mith
CS,-rE-IN HORN. iuly7 ISAAC n. LEMON.
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Fresh SWnNlY,

WE have the pleasure of calling the attention OF
w our friends and customers to our present large
& choice stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, BOOKS
STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, CUTLERY, &c,
with full confidence that we are able to supply
their wants in our line of business, on the most
reasonable terms, and with the best of articles.
jy7 ISAAC N. LEMON.
The American patriot., 1855-07-28

CCHRAMMS' celebrated Cholera CORDIAL
~ one of the most pleasant, and agreeable drinks
ever mixed, and an effectual remedy for all de.
rangement of the bowels For sale only by
july7 LANGWORTHY e. TILDON,
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NuPERiOR Lime juice, and Lemon Syrup, just
- reed, and Sbr Sle BY ml2 IN. LhMOT.
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GROCERIES, &c.
They are now well situated to offer every facility
in their line of business and accommodate those
who may favor them with q call.
Clinton, La, Nav 9Th, 1855
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ATTENTION INVINCIBLEs:

you are ordered to appear on parade on Sat
urlay, the 4th day of August at o'clock p NJ
IN the town of Clinton, armed and equipped as the
law directs
BY order of Capt. HOOKUMSNEEvIE.
BUNG EYED JOE o. s io1
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Econnmy In No rirht ID

tn, leading thought, however, wi,hwhieh
vi, started. r,la,rl more particularly 90 exc
rendI,urcs by thc hrmrrup,n hisown house
and lands. IL can calculate pretty accu-
ratrlv. as To the expense or plowius and
ditchin,. and the common hh1r,or;hc farm;
hut our thoughts extended beyond this, TO
Che time when haviu. acquired little sur
plus. 0, undertake. % ad,n and cmh'llish
his residence. Erre ne i. beyond hi' usual
depth. aud has not his usual landmark to
guide him. H. desires 10 erect stable or
harm. which be- thinks should cost some five
or six hundred dollars. Ilrsrts out with thc
sensible idea. that it should o. plain, sub
stantial, modest structure, nr COWS AMI
horses 70 liy, in. lie crnsults carpenter
or architect. who persuade him 70 allow him
% take chang, of the building, and present.
lv. by the side Of his simpl, mansion ris's a
.lrt Of cross between a martin-hous' and a
temple ofMincrya, clap-boirded and painted
with the doors hung In oil the new-iishonel
methods, 3, that.,hcy will neither open nor
shut. with a tall ycntilat1r and masnih-
cent w,ather-yane on top--the whole r'~'n'
bling lcss a farmers harm, than a villas
church. erected under the direction Of a
COMMITTEES Of nine paw-holdcr'. Now thes'
fancy out-buildings arr well enough on fancy
places, but are in lad taste TO say the least
on a farm, where economy is consultoi and
the worst Of il is that the owner finds, when
it is completed, that his barn costs twice as
much Us he could well afford.
Then, again, he determines to have bet
ter fence in frQnt Of his house. The earpan'
tlr shows him a beautiful pattern Of Squire
wcalthy's in Roxtury, aud Persuades him
TO adopt it. The work is completed, and
behold small front yard, as we call 1t in
New England, just as wide on the street as
the dwslliug-housc, and running straight N
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Our Book Table.

CurucL FmtpIccturcs Cor Agriculturists.
By pr Julius Adolphus Stockhardt.
Translated from the German Eiiicdvith
notes, hy F. Tcschcmachcr Cambrits',
John Bartlett. Pr. 60, l9m'.
This is one of the very best manuals on
Agriculture, within the cirrl, Of our ac-
quaiutancc Il si' marked throughout
with the most sterling common sense, and is
written in the peculiarly transparent and
interesting styl, Of this author We CONF
mend q; to the special attcstion Of our far
mcrs.
Mars NrrRoGryzrp Supsr-phospha'e Of
Lime, and Mares Improved Suprr.thn--
phatc Of Lime. New York, 1855. PIP.
l6. Syo.
This 8. a pamphlet Of Recommendation Of
tho, article. Of manure, from those who
have usri them. The Grsi of ,hcs, articles
we hay, no, tried, hut being only the Inn
proved surer-TbosPhat, o. Line, with the
addition of drirI hullrek's Blood, we havcu1
doubt 70 i,au excellent artc,r. 81 Gar as
che Improved super Phosphate Of Lime o..
sgucrmci. We hay, tried ii and are fully
satisfied &C 20, excellence.
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PARIS. ME. FRIDAY APRIL G. 1855.

the front corners Of the house, enclosing
thro, or four square rods ofg'ound and for
what purp1s,2 Kind r,adc did You ever
ask yourself Tor what thes, li.,lc front yards
are designed? Usually, they contain few
lilAcs. halfa-do1cn ro-s-bu'hcs, and occa-
sionally small flower bed. The flowers
aud shrubs we like, hut the expensive fence
We do not like. Ohrn a hunipd dollars
arr expended in this way fJrps many fj,t
in lcngth.oC such a fence. Instead Of this,
We would either construct plain fence
Of PIN. r,intI, which siolld not cost NOR,
than two dollars a r5l, or So wolll plant a
hcls, Of blcktiorn or pivot, supported by
a wire fence, Tor strength, II necessary, In
every case, We should avoid running straight
fence, from tho street 10 the house, and would
leave a liberal plot in froat, AND ifp'viil',
az one side or both, craicl md finished Is q
lns7. But De-, II, fence O., Plain and cheap.
Thort j. no hauty either orsymmrir,, har-
m1ny or utility, In such front fences us wc
may SD in every yilhr' iu Nv England.
save your money 70 graf ys1m' c'r'ctand
rational taste but DO n1,f'l,w an unr'as1n-
all, fashion. u tho reason, the plain
common sens, which Pr,yil.acr rwv,u O.
u,, h.rr, y1u s1trr yur llrl.arnrj mo-
nov Z, o., taken from va. q crafty q car
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Fwn,hs N,s rrsar,Fam-r
UseoF Guam

Twill -iy, my experience in the use OF
sh5. article o., briefly as possible. las.
spring, to1l equal rar,, of ruauo AMI
plaster, and mixed thrm vid Gy, part, ar
al Tarr0vri Gr corn. rt q .aoy,,ul of
compost manure in each h,I, leyrilol 90, aud
dropped ia a handful Of ,hrmH;urc. cover
rli with one. inch Of crth. and plant
ed vit5clrn It samcV taj'y. r1,,r,
where che land was quite moist. vi,r, &c
came up v.Il, grow vell, ad rirrHcl wr,I.
Think the -uauo was beneficial Pumpkin,
grew sr1rmeuSv
B-.s, ur o. r...a OF ground Tor ratatars.
ami rut 90 same miy'.-. irtbc h.Il. with
uur other manure. and 90, duplication Up
two ya1r- rrgytrr, t,j rlu-l 'lc roa,.s
tarnt Itrrr,rl % failure ou o. portion
ortha same I.aca, I planted ,hr r,a-trsn.
mrrovel OH. ground and ,r.voi into th.
burrows q small quantity Oh. compost, and
aI.r tre -uarn miEg-, Th crop wa. the
--atr-. I ever SOW. Wtr 90. mixture
WI. rr.rr-.i a-r .r.-.nr .r.-tilr..l .-,s.
r. v..r. rrr,u r AMI ~ sy,,slir.rr
'aus Ira..l the miy'r- Around ,0mr
r,1r.. fr IN, -arr., an.- r., v,r. rr.
vi,r.a. ar-,...fr, .-,.s
Iarav.-TIas such r.u.. as contain
"a lar.. -m.ratu- m. rr..rat- I'm th..-
composition. win "a. benefited ry -rsr..
That. should D.. buried nor, diam two
inches in tbi. lat AMI drv climate. That
Of GARNER who lrs O. ,maH manure lar.
mayu-. DO n limited ouautGt.. ui,hadur-
r-. T.atitv.Il uo. Iar o. us, alone.
T.atitis 'r,trr or s,artir. .au lur rIr,n-
.r-a crop. That should again u.a trra
ur four ,.u. a. much plaster rs -gauo 100
Oh. mixture. ,rrgllN u1 aut. Remote from
OH. ,..-lari. TMtit Be- POOR article 10
itviIlu1t make tdr ua-a single and ths
csc. moist 900 ,mclIir. g.. WIN @ lgnp f.
broken ur.a ThatI ,souI# not I'm any
ease. mis- &c with ashes. Finally. rat tha
farmer mus, make Dis own ururr I can
neither ada o.. uar ,ul..mrt rrn CID. arti-
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Forth O,E.,I Democrat
To S. I. GoOdale, ESQ. Of Saco.

puF SrE' Many persons in Oxford Cpun-
o. arr making efforts 20 inc. luce that de-
liti1u. fruit, the Pear. Many Of u, read
your Catalogue. Of dclicious, melting Tears,
.o that our mouth, fairly water. 90 ,he very
wori, themselves, ygt irw, Very Few ol Us,
have ever uerl one Of our ovn raising,
What we want @, know t.. whether Pears
can De- aIana-,ou-ly cultiatsi on the
Quincc stock by trimming up the stock 20
thrce aud q half, or four t,,,, 20 che lowest
branches. Iti,u,.lrs, Q, attempt 20 intro
dues che ryramidal form here, when the
snow i. from four to eight frt dep in al
most an OF our gardens. as often o., once In
thrge years have frequently had plum
troc, crushed at four different heights the
ame winter, aud the only way TO secure
shruhh'ry orull kind. has lren % lash them
to stake Now. It You are acquainted
with any yarictic, of the pear Jr naturally
upright growth, and that will bear the
pruning a. suggested above. we can attempt
to raise the Dwarf Pear, otherwise we must
90 back 90 the Standard Pear.
The introduction Of any new subject.
though ultimately successful, almost always
requires some notifications suggested by the
test Of experiment, and such seems 10 be the
case with the Dwarf pear in this vicinity.
Ifygu will reply TO this inquiry, YOU will
confer a public favor. y. T. 1.
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The Honest Laborer.

90, .,..t.t...
Tn. .t.I,,r ir thr .a,l.
T.. .-.. ,h,.s hr1uu, hands have torn,
T,,,, earth h., bs,rf.I wealth..
vb,.. .,l. .r,.r. Sc Comedies taI
4. nature. f.,ap-surr, hrsbh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06
Wintering Mich Cows.

The subject orwintrring milch cows is one
in which large majority Of our readers are
interested, Tor probably most Of people who
own but single domestic animal keep a
cow, and those who are not thus limited
generally include NOR, or less Of thes, faith
FOL creatures among their stock. And tho
mich COW is worthy orthi, distinction. She
produces one Of the most wholesome and nu-
tritous article Of food whirh We possos'--
one always in demand. and which there Is no
other means Of supplying, Good cows al-
ways command high prices, fnr they pay a
good profit. Bot this profit depends largely
on the attention they receive from their own
crs-whcthcr they arr 50 f'l and carcl Tor
that they are thirty, healthy, and yield
largely OF milk at an seasons Of the year.
u is poor economy 90 winter cows upon
Try food allr-. T,sy nos. something more
slcculsnt and nutritious. \ fun n,w Of
milk rrquir~ q generous supply Of right
knl orGil,r. Carrots. hsr's. rarsnir., or
,urnirs in addition 70 hay and occasional
feel fmcal or sh0rts.-a malicious use n
hay, roots, and meal, will keep the animals
healthy and in good Cow Of milk even in
winter. In England mich cows are ri
principally on turuips and c5ar,, folder,
and arr stabbed through thr winter. Ttry
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Anril...Werk 10 be rcrs.

This should .r busy month with every
farmer Although thc sa.u g, hack now,
and m 900 human probability ue ground
viii not rs in a condition O., work during
rrf, month. ttrrr t. O. plenty lvork ta be-
G.r, Thr,, who have 'H.ir ml0ur, Boo a
rrrar where itt1n, u.. l-.s1e, aHisra..l.r-
az. I.au-, o., cart &c.. ,r have Oh Ta,- over
W., arI uJrv land. win %. well Oh -ntitout
rr-. Che snow B, gone. AMI pat 30 BOO o>E
hap. .ui COVER 90 up with boards t ke.T
nTthe rain. Cry.r ,hr ,.ruithsbar with
plaster OF T'ri,, tnrr.yrat tar gsaIa of t.r
f-uIuiu- -a,..s. Ina short time after r.-
a r.u- MANURE. 60 v.I, begin 3D.. Irmut and
beat SO thi. rmr .us vel. O.. 3D., aul -..
&, docs OBJ. barn uy fr.sHr, a. itsarr.y
win. riti. bore. manure. o. 30 BE- found
that the heat B.. '.uu.u- tH violent, l0r.t
shovel tNe mauus av-, tat pong 600 water
enough t1 Wet 60 thr.u-HarI.a. slightly.
Ifit '.achr. much. make o. rr.ucl around DO
a-fa I.'ru u trr I.ver ,.,r. -r tr catch
t-. water. and fir 8. ur. ar' pour DO oat..
.Hr h ta.. way w'..l i"r .Ap '..'m'
afo.ual vdur throughout Ifunous1vh'
wishes fr SOL errrs thr Ur.-ua sa-.r.
l';., ''' I'.i-''..'. .' ...' "..''.'.' '...'
month
IIwogd i,u.rul.y rrTa-ai ts'h.r'u-
a- ,ra'nn and r..rl. .'i i'H.N ''e."N..'..
and Do ia' "''-'r''m '''' a'T'n-.l .' ''
admit ir'' circulation "' a''. 900. d. in
-r's1. an1 as SION as may 0'. Hu'i ~'si'-
aa'7a. I'' w'"i .1y 0a' i..m'l-'uwm'r, he-
'r. putting % t'.
u fences are in vo9t ui r'rair, IrrTar'
Obj. material, AMI have itrI'y t' dH that
work as s11n as thr snow is ~ SD DO can he
done, that n1 time may hr Iu.t when ,e,i-
tur comes, Boo necessary attention to thi,
business whom planting anil sowing should
.r t.a ey.'u.i, employment.
Repair Hui.I.r-s white wash .a''r,.
clean ont oh litter and everything that can
make foul DIR, ari rut an Boo the compost
Hrlr. and sprinkle OBJ. s.l..rf With plaster
20 trl. vav fr health ar mon and animal.
vi-r fr rr.-.rr.I Iar.r- tfr VAIN weather
.f.r-fr- ami summer parat FORGET m.
ir..r.r.. I'm, ,r.-.r.,rr rr.7r ami white.
wash ,Neu. p.,-..,- ,. obi. r.gr,-v.
f,a... ami every Other rgrri-. in which
arfmar.a rs s.rt
Ink we'll ,a v.r- WORKING animal. If
,r.ra-. NAT VOL .ar.I f.-ts..m .rtf tr.,
viii r1, fr +, a condition fl don b.,,,
.r-r.'. work So that ak.s. harness.
CHIN. and an other iurl.r.rt, and raal.
fr.r-.r-...r-. AM. I'm thorough rrrafr. #
Pr. I'm. DUNN ths last month. Have sv.
srr Thin. rut ir IN, most r.rfrt order. .o
Oh. .rr.--.. work .frU MT "a, irtarf.r.l
s.,h urr.r,..,r.rr rv ,5, lad condition .r
t5a'. a-tf,r.,r..f.I,rl.,-.,r.io..l.r.r..
in- n, another ....r ,,5 rtab rf.r, n.
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CTR GRArr,. Crafts Of the cherry should
now be cut Select the middle Of tho day
when there is little or no frost in the BRAN
ches. 1t is well alsp to cut apple and pear
gratis very soon or before the buds start I;
but to succeed in grating the cherry, it Is
very essential that they be cut before the
least G,w OF sap upward.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

SThc Editor has LOT Of Pig which
will be six weeks old on the twentieth Of
April, AMI will then be Tor delivery to those
Hho want to Purchase They are half Suf
'olk' being erO-s with a superior breed Of
car native stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

Shallow blowing operates to imPovcrish
the soil, while III decreases production. Deep
blowing greatly improves the productive
powers Of every variety Of soil that is not
wet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

There is no greater obstacle in the way Of
success in life, than trusting ior something
to turn up, instead Of going to work and
turning up something.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

LAND, it has been well said, will produce
q crop Of something, and it depends entirely
on the farmer what that shall bC--whether
a crop fgrain or weeds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

Communications intended Cor this depar,-
s : should Be directed 70 the Editor, at
South Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-06

Scrap, and wash old apple trees whenever
IL is convenient,