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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18
0FEUIAL NUYYCB9,

A hERICAN DRUGGIsTs CIRCULAR Advertise
"a Bene Tor the neI MArch number must sent 70 the
eee, ltS GRAND street. until saturday Orou
hates most extensively IN every Of the Union.
CONVENTION OF IRISH SOCIErIEs.-A SPECIAL
meeting Of this convention viii be held at Montgomery
Hail. 70 Prince street. this Wednesday, evening tho 18th
INST IL ocock precisei % make arrangements tor the
qualified and recognized by tho convention Win admitted
By order Of JOHN DOHERTY, Pree't
Tua al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18

II ERO6DNR OILS.
N Kerosene lubricaiins oil.
kcrosene Illuminating OIL
kerosene binnacie oil,
PsraaDe railway gyssse.
AusrrNs, Agents,
Co Beaver ssreex.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18

WBo WILL suYrnR, wByy nm yoprAe cua
~ ossd sneuAs hnhpeu4 yin Immediately care sAsssrA
burma 40 Depo, s. Coefksdt s5eeN New yc1a asu hS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18

THE BANKS OF cusA-TAaIFrs AsD wAoEs-PEEE
BLACKS And THE DALLAS TREATY.
Madrid dan. az Oorrssposoenoe Of leaooa Posl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18

W
San vas weak In mind 70 UNDERTAKE ths,; he
- re4 q Desperate; Tod Dr. Moore thu was Q des ,e-
no had intcntsn II DONG what DE-. Moore wancd
70 DO; vas through mo only tns, san ven, 70 rreo
~
Gross examised by Mr.. Brsdy-I born 10 Ken
s,ohy Henry Gays pssce an sicx vrsh rhea ns
tam Dr Ocrson hes attended me Tour q I'VE days
lave ok tor ths lest four mossns cane torouga
fressos fifteen years aeo with % ne carrier rseons.
q. Suppose those pSeoas were oonncced Nth p,1
~ srsoef bcueht They we're tor reotsmsn nk,
fvtpp, Who lived 10 Alsany; misvused that the msr
ehana wanted he pigeons 10 send rom place 70 psce 70
hpSv how the marteu wore; have hved ia Neg Y,-k
~ twenty yean; have been coot ~ cse time Tor NJ
49, Tor living; vM acquainted wrs sil, VINO ves
axoer on neamboan; an po msrr,eH &li lived ~
- time shinh 10 Iecssrd street lived a tAs TINE 10
4 re@wch street. vss emp,oyed ~ sxohsnre banks;
OF Me banks ssisnded vas u tbe CORNER a wess
"A joy street; ! caar cay hss ] tnsv We meaning
Z Ne word policy; these banks ere poc nunercus
49, bot e. ys.rs 80 uv.sssd n 90 vsss sre rsd
Dsso thai svose on IRON n; never ksev Of me ex
pvsasson burnt, h oooneceen viii pc.ey pAyiaS;
; b.yst ssss be he'd loss mooey; the npt I'm. tosa
sav Dv. Moore vas N Jane 1nt; wens " HE etne 70
n usdsy TIE oharHosss u dsspersdo 70 Keep from
Bong Conspiracy; vsst y sssss SUI 10 getting c~~
~ ny lsisnpos 70 20 and - - muoe moecy -
ss~Id ioV the purpose q sssang csar Of The cssyse
pn~rdsv; had sevss played We onsrstes Of deepsvsd
bsssrs never ccmmisssd aay cyinss sou ssd we've ~
w intimate ] vs 20 sos 49, 1870. III - ~ M y,
psvss precvfs.d for ne, nsr sA 20 cs she pa. scse
psvss aid 70 min bowels vere cut o. cvde, AM
- nsvr save me sry medscse vben psv,ces es@s NJ
tess~s hes zee psuect; euess cou'S rave ssass
ehe kouse Or-sAre roe, Tvveppn, veot; ooa'
tnov boz masy houses In shss row hink ne seat
sssa ne house vss O. 70 psd s~scs ssd bssn 1td
nc4 vs,s 20 fhs Of tns man upul eA resdy
$50 q ssvw issn@sd 70 so)i vvud have sons os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18

Il. KEECH. JOB AND CARD PAINTER Is AM
n. street VI Theatre alley, sairsCards drcu
lars bill heads labels, &C. short notice. cash
KEE0H, Prir ter, q Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS,

OON FIRKINs or BUTTER OF SUPERIOR QUAIL
OvO ty. hams should.rs and beet, meH pork. eAees.
City grocers supplied ut the lowest prices BY ALLAN
ROSE 22b Washington street, above Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18


pLrNProNs SECRETARY BEDsrsAD YEARLY
iis price in rent instantly converts psrlor
sitting room into iunariso, sleeping aps,ment sod yhcs-
and iN Fulton street BrootiJn
porIcBoxAsrE porIcHoMANIH i-rHs LADrDg
pssme The beautiful Art Decorating siass y ress-
simple glass into P endid china vase An the mserAis tr
DEAD rnls-JAooB A vAN HORNS COMPOUND
gSls.ss m.al:, ,smov.ae sols. o.sn. ..hss ,roSs
%psrias. q he sood may &c ,s,sa VITO psri.i
;s ssd IFS r, e:' ssc s Ne" YORK. '
CHOW CAsEs..MoTrnAN a ysRscHs SHOW CASE
scers s.ss.%e. o. A.. KEPT ssSs, .s % h.s
eused.
To WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS "A YouSa
having .sn. espsr,srce m d.sulns hne MINOR. asa
respectable heuse This q pssbcrns e',es manufacture
mac ,ss eli. is pSr inrhes -asrs .dsrs.s or mrse
days Dsuaer, Herald oelce,
ITO TOWN. AND eovrrsy MgRcHAwrs.-sow, A
s o. s,ss s, y.ar az, spc c.r
h direction lsbes ihe be-t and cse-ps, saysrs
Prices and sample % sepllc.-e hs maker VICTOR &
no TRAVELLING sAlsexss ANY. PARTIES IN
sss ssmp,ss ., se,ss vii pcn address, wsou' delay
THosE wso WISH rIprR PRINTING WELL DeNE.
their orSsr VIII fon4s ' svrrvF the piss and f.u
Job and card printer. l2 ruos sse between Nassau
and Bro~d~ay.
T'o sArE nArurAcTunEns--scos SQUARES or TIN
for sse cheap Apply ~ cc-ner % Seventh avenue ar0
Sixteenth street.
war SUPERIOR CANNES
rsrs' ..s:s. :, s.s qs.S, \; ar.sr.. and 0~. VITO
AbSea marhet price by
sTtwART 4 BUaafpo
Wholesale sonfectiooers, ll0 Peayi sssss
Superior cacSfes u eli ttpAa
Gem drofs, losspeee,
-, yN.se, rcsh eAsdy, 40
LAaGe Aaorrt0NH1 Fl
kSa s~,sy sumssl, fer asuagiss ssA sAevs vAs vast
rxv.,sv r 9o1km prees hr CA. By
| "s~Ahr bUs~RN0 -. 40 Pearl srSset. NE
| Wholesale csnfecuo~sea
| vVBo WILL surrrR. wyrs m yo.TAg "a
~ ors@d seuAs hnfDeu4 VIII Immediately care eAsAsra
Sr,r. sn,nru. &c, vomnsng rheumstsm, svcninss, euf>
! 81 dyussSs snduussePers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-18

BROADWAY STORES AND LARGE DEsIRABLE1
ID basement to l The properly SCI aud 563 Broadway
Prince street, occupied By T. " Hough wout win beI
altered large stores also basementl
5 feet ceep and wde with large entrAnoe|
nom Prince street. making desirable for reec
tory Respor sbe parties Narn terms kc appying
70 II. MOOu AiA HrusdWaH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
Corn Cron.

NH.u-iaf Gaorgs =. Hiopr. Of Pans.
ouHrf C.a'y, rrllirl % Ap 0yp ot
Corn.
Toe land on which the crop for which /
ass O T-m,lm, Va. grown, is o yellow loan
iue.uiu- o. r.I, ia which grant,, boulder.
of u.lsn', size abound with but few small
stones. Toe soil is from one Zoo, 20 eight.
csu inches Jecp, beneath which i, a layer oi
sand, aha4t oae i1r; iu thickness. resting
on ana Immediately above the imrrru1us
.ua-s.I ltpvry Ijsl, and friahl,. and
.n1u b.ru.. Dry ga1aEh 70 work after a
rain, havurr powerful
10. crop ar which AK a prym.um, is
Indian Corn. o, che variety known o., the
" hing pail.p" The quantity Of land
planted. va, ono acre. l,vas planted Nav
-Ub, and ,hs -l,t Harvested oct. sd.
Ayss asHs a4,srI, &C va, measured rs
pr accompanying certificate. anil mad, 6n,
huu.r-I aud i.tv.t1ur hushsl. oi ear, one
o. tUr-, basket. va. f.l.I with ear, aud
.hr,.ri. AMI mad, tlryo peck, Of she,l,i
crn, minus about one gi,. This give, %.
che Tr1durr oi one acre, one hundred and
a.tru h...g., u. .h,,.,I corn, minus very
...4I. f-.....r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
FIFTY CENTS IN ADVANCE.
VOLUME %, NO. |.

ruin my boy. Aud now listen, aud then
III tell you Why
." saw that you were dying. Your
father died Of the sane disease. A cousump-
tion was upon you-not regular pulmon.
AIRY affection but wasting away Of the
system for want Of vitality. The mind was
wearing out 'hc body. The soul was slow.
y bat surely eating IL way from the cord
that bound 1t 10 earth. anew that you
could b. cured and knew too that tho
only thing .u Zoe world which could euro
You was TO throw you upon your own ply.
sicll resources for a livelihood. There WAS
a morbid willingness OF ,ihe spirit To pas
away. ZOO would have died ere you would
have made an eIeruou, from the very fact
that you looked upon cIertion as worsc than
death. IL was a strange STATE of body and
mind. Your large fortune rendered work
unnecessary, - thero was no hops while
that fortune remained Had il been wholly
a bodily malady, | could have argucd With
YOU into the necessary work for cure.
And, un the other hand. had il been wholly
m"nt.l disease, might have driven your
your tody to help your mind. Ba, both
wcro weak, and | knew that you must
either work Or die.
And now, my boy, III tell you where
my hopes lay. knew that you possessed
such a true pride Of Independents that you
wouli not depend upon o,hsr, knew
that II you were forced % IL you would
work. ! saw Rowland and told him that
1t We could c,niriys IN got you 70 50, and
make you start oui into active lie ior tho
sake II life You could be- avrl H. pinel
m' 40 onc,. I took yolr mln,y anl his,
ana then bal, him clear out. You know
the rr,t. And now tell me my boy. IL I
give you back your fortune will you forgive
mo- Your money j., ale-oysry penny Of
ito ih' amount Of hundred md fny
thousand dollars. Poor Rowland has sui.
i'r"l much in knowing how You lopk upon
him; bat know that be is amply repaid
By the sigh; Of your noble, powerful frame
as he see, d, tonight. Ani now, George,
are wc lorgiycn?"
It was a full hour before all the questions
Of the happy friends could be asked and
answered ani when the doctor aud Row
land bad be,n forgiven aui blessed for tho
twentieth time, Nj Wilton said" VAT ="
Il' lei' the room, and when D., returned
hr lsi sweet Mary By the hand.
LNie in thc evening. altlr the heart, Of
our friends bad fairly began % grow tired
with ipy, Geursa asked Mary how much
longer she was willing % wait. Mary
a.k-l her father, auI ta, answer vls-
60 Two wesk.' ."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
PARIS, ME-,
Fiom the Rural New Yorker.
Wood Ashes.


The virtue Of ashes a. dressing for all
crops, is, We think, no; properly apprccia.
tod by srca, many, who lave by tilliug tho
soil. II il everywhere aud on all crops, cH.
c,pt perhaps clover, worth as much as plas.
Ter, aud. on some, far cxcccls it asa -ol.
vent aud stmulut OF Vegetation IL, ac.
ton il palpabla 20 the most careles, ob.cr.
yrr IA its ,G'et., and the manner in which
% acts, is or easy explanation, which is
more ihan eau DE- -,iI OF plaster.
In the Grst plao1, potash is one Of the
most Jelilucscynt salts, or has ability to
attract moisture. \ lump Of potash, when
Try, il as sol,I aud hard ~ we'll burned
brick, bot when exposed 60 q damp, or night
air, IL nearly double, it, weight and bs-
comes a liquid, 50 great Is Iis attraction for
vlt.ry ap1r. Thi. Is one oI H. features.
hgt be- grca, and important function !. the
supply ol s,licats OF pot,sh-.iioI or sand
dissolved ia potash-io form the glazing OF
straw, hay, corrsalks and various other
vegetable structures, without which ul CO.
ral crop can h' perfected.
som, -oil., particularly clay,, contain a
sufficient portion OF Con, material, until they
Hec1mo worn aud cI,,s. Asic, are most
hgagdgial on sandy, l1.my aud rrayrlly soils,
ihat do not contain uiurral potash, or 10,
r,rmeut,. When compared with plaster,
,ao only objection G., tlo profitable usr' u
n.ar, i,lts easy s1,ub.lity-hayy rains d Isl.
-1,gg auI carry oI ,aa potash beyond ihc
rach ol th, plant whrl. plaster being in.
.l,lb,s, is action o. u1, ietr. .ycI hy water.
Ia tb,. region. wa5Ia,br. are about eight
cents pr bu.hsl while ta, price OF plaster
40 thr m,.ll. about twelve cents, ami ,h,
drawing it several milo. O. b, aIIHl 6, its
-nst, which Ii our position b. correct a' 9,
i.a value 10! iIs two mlnurrs, 10 b,h1oye.
tla farmer % mas, and save al, doe ashes
hr can, especially 1r the corn crop. tor
which 20 d. unanimously admitted g. b'
worth more than plaster. TH, custom b,
now generally prevailing, 90 mix them To-
,r,arr, producing avery striking -eG'ct Il
ba, bs.u suggested that broadcast sowing
ut a.hr. b.. equally Eac.lus with applic..
zion o. ile bulls, and vr ars dI.p,-eI, from
slns experiments exhibited, o. give ere
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
sours or Aeids

I'll, s,yrp..s of tb, itf,. .r, lemon and
Oh, ,..I,,y ,i,-.,r MP, a., v,.l known TINT
,t.....-. ,,.n,.,, ,r ,t.u b, .rr.f.n, g..
.,,,., , Observation-Disclosures .r
.,,r.,-,,.I. ,- ,2,.i,n,,,-,I.,,,. r1.r.
..,.,,,,o-,..i..,t .,t,, 80, nj, ,b,.,,,..,.
,ga, ,.,,....r.r,,..,ll,,,g ,,,,,t,, nr
,, .r.u.,.,,,. t..p r,,rv gr,i, contain.
-, ,.,l. r.,,ly MI ,,,, metal. ,r, ,tr,bI,
.rs,-,,i,..,.il. wL,, emil ,,,.I. ,,,,.r
pa. charcoal hr,ms,,,, rl,.rr,yu. and
-. .,i.. .,t.,.,.. ~. r,,,.l ,.a.
..l.,.t s.., .,... ~. ...l
-. -, ..-....,.-.,... ~.
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.-77,.....I ,-,.., -.
-. g.-t-.-..l.-..l....
- m. g,.',
=, ,,'',' ~, -, -
,'''.-. 80 - g., -,
-, -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
-. ,..,.,,.. .,,,., ,,iJ
RI, ,..r--,.r ,..l :. ,r,, J.-i,,J
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3, Ill .,,I.r.,,
- ..,i -, ~, a.. ,,,., -,
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''','.. " ,'-,., -. -. >.
4"
go 200 ,,., rI.'''-,..'." -,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
About Turkeys

several year. a.I | pgrc.sl iv1 turkeys,
rfas.r. Iw.a'I try m, "luss." o. the
,ar ayn. is. and -,. what I could o., with
them. Wen. tas Gr. yar ta.y hltsheI
uat about - y1uu.. I.buttaen up iu ,ae
barn. ana "a aa dough aul gha.--curl. |
.,.a ilaI tla: tI.. II u,, asr.c with
tara. a.ta.y b..,u g. .r1w sick apI die
III ON rlrt.nt day. .tt4rm run out
ma ,a. uarm-,rar. .r o., day. bl, ,hry
dI r., imr-l,s much. / then mad. %
l.-,. .pl r.,gy ,,lp.auI kent them IN
while. but thsyd.I not e,gu 70 thrive ihen /.
arl a.,sr g" b..lrrius and u.,,u." "a COOL
deal w.,. ,agm. auI losing a good many, |
ernc,4Ial O. DO them 20 ana tax, their
chance. and dl. Tbay soon began tpmrnl
and crow finely. 1 Jos, two or three NOR
ip I'll. r,ur., of ,h, season. In tae aIl /
.h.I..f,a, an...,l f,t ,prl,y. fIr tb, mar.
t.. which a,.r,..I m. nearly a dollar a
,.,...
1 E,,, t.r, tv,..,sr every wear since
I D., ,r.m rl,.., ,B.,r pe.t. wbrr, the,
rl.,... and hrip, tl..r y,un, ,e,5rl.r, T.
tt..raUp f,.b,,p. rf,i1, n,.,Il bat lipl,
tr.gtr. about ,h,m. not even +. ding them
Iufgs tbrv succeed much b,,t.r q, B.. /,
alone. have usually had about 2o turkey
every aU. About fortnight before wan
20 kIm tlgm, I,Aut them up aud keep corn
o.t.. Eg..wa,ar. &c.. nv them. and ].
them helm themselves. Ofcyur,s ,h,ycom
ou, " i.t tanI sleek" / have them Wei.
from % % Is lbs. apiece. Thay average m
.lggt ON. dollar each. Now cannot tsl
y,u lust how much rryf. | make. but
tbinE / can raiss twenty dollars worth
urs.v, chclrgr than / can that amount
rgrE The rnlvexprnss 10 me il. in lc,yIiu-
Gt,,nln-. and in kreprns IL, breeders over
they Will TAX, care of themselves as soon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
Arrienlturnl Shows.

T..-r ta, been considerable complaint of
g. U-s.t sr..-u a, ,lrs. shows. I' was
-. 90 che state show and a,-l at ours. l.
there any just rrl,lu Gr this? We think
nos, uuIes it D. in tl, great ltberality dis
played toward members al thr society. In
batl Che state aaI County Societies. taa-e
who chose o. bsc9ae a.uher,, were allow.
,I $50 extra tickets. aud .u our C.aatv : b.
c.e,y, u'I members v-ge allowed E-.. extra
tickets. This 8. NOT only o. admI, .l.m-
-l,.. aat tle.r fs4rf How was tais met
hy some 90 che members 0l the SJcieiye ll
r-a;ly .ulgrmgI. it Was met ia manner
u1, only I..rrao.iuI O. the person. them.
ss.gr, butte che >asi.ty and ,be County
Nlta few persons claiming % pc men, We
have lc.u t9.l, members %, tie Society,
u-eI one or Two oi tle.r-.E tickets, and u.d
taerr.t Wg have bscu told tl.t Que nan.
W. suppose De considers himself, t5astgI
i.at Do. wen: into tLl show al, De wanted
g.. and sold tte rgst Of bis tickets Tor twelve
cents more than De paid for the whole. Such
ars some Of the men who want lar.e rr5mi-
uu' yG.rsd, an On every variety Of thing,
and who ass ever rgady to fud hgl: II tAgy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

Do 40, gg, a premium Oa every thing they
may exhibit.
We wouli ask such men, where they c1.
pet doe money 20 come from to pay their
premiums, Il every body doe, a, they do
~ 90 cheat the society out ofal they can,
iu thg way OF roCcipts' Money must BE-
bad o. carry ou the-o shows. aud II the
members OF the S,cie,y aro no, willing 20
contribute their .barr. how can thcy expect
others will DO so We think every mem.
bsr of our Agricultural Societies who Il. not
willing 60 pay one dolIara year TO support
it, is ouiy damage to it. And every rcr,
slu who is unwilling % contribute tbr small
ri,aucc asked OF them. to help makca gooI
time far tarm, ha. lut small claims 20 the
utle yiuu. lltbgy ar, men at al, they
az. mighty small specimens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

Li,hGglI County, Conn, il !, said la,
b,gn iho birthplace o. thirteen United States
senators, IL has given birth To twenty-five
Representatives in Congress Il has also
be,n the birth place Of nine Julso, Of the
supreme Court ol the state Of Nov York.
aud "a, l,l,, fifteen judges Of the higher
Court. in other states, ten Presidents, and
eight Professors Of Colleges. Ia 1891, the
Vice President Of the United States, and
one eighth OF the United Stat, ; majors.
were either natives Of this county or had
been educated ia IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

How many common fsurltiye expressions
in our language are borrowed from the art
Of carpentry, may be secn from the follow
ing sentence The lawyer who fled bill,
shaved a note, cut an acquaintance, split
hair, made an entry, got up case, framed
an indictment, inpancllrda jury, put them
into a box, nailed a witness, hammered
iudsc, and bored whole court, all in one
day, has since laid down law and turned
carpenter"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

Some quccr fellow down at Bangor has
sent an old Indian 20 years Of age, travel.
ling round with subscription paper thus
Joseph Newell, son Of the late Lewl,
Paul Newell, having lost all bis property
by ths failure Of the Grocer's bank, ard un-
fortunate spccula,lons in Musquash, is com.
PEELED to call on hIs friends to help bin
"winter." Joe Is an honest Indian. drinks
no rum, and wants to live as long ~ his
father, who dried up and bIowed away at
the advanced ase Of llG years. Give tho
erIt.er dine and pass him along"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

Ir New I.gs NrE,wr. W. saw "a
letter lrv jlv. since, from the proprietor
al tai. uur,.ry, l1ctai m Fairfield ia this
STATE, nr au is'anIoTp1si,e Keuiall's Mills,
iu which hr ,ay, De- shall 80 out 5000
apple gratis next -rrn-, beside currents,
l.rlgri.s, strawberries, grape, cherries,
ae. Iu., looks as though be meant 20 Do
something, aud W. hope his experiment
may prove successful, redeem the New York
trees lE1m tlsir present bad gmiuence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

BILLY, h5w did YOU lose your finger ?'
q" Easily enough" said Billy.
- suTpJs1 -, bat h0w''
"I guess you'd Lost yOur'n if 1t had
]eeu " here mine was ~
'' That don't answer my question:
"We.l It you must know said Billy
' / lad - cut It Of or clss steal the trap
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

Im oEDEy. No land PAYS a higher
a.- of interest than tae humble, Je.pi-gd
garden The quantity uf vegetable. which
b. slH De- made % produce, almost exceed,
belief aul farmers may well opgn their
ry.s, when told t.at under good manage
mont two acres 0i garden will De- more
profitable t.an twenty acrgs Of farm, as
usually conducted. la tbe vicinity oGciues,
tlr raising 1! vegetables iJr market j. con-
Jay;sI ou a laTs, scale, and j, very lucra.
tive, ana even the poor man can, by his
own Au1rs at old times, secure an aoun.
dance OF food Tor his family, which is as
god as money saved, as well rs earned.
Rural New Yorker.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27, lS5
From the Ncv Englanl Farmer.
Tho Value OF land.

We las. spring told our neighbor and
hi.hly esteemed friend, who has many a
time represented his town in the Lesi'la-
turc, filled county Offices Of trust and honor,
and who own, very la-ra farm, that we
had made a purchase OF real O. htc. How
much land have YOU bought was asked.
Two aud half acres, fenced with stone
wall, mo- stones remaining on the surface Of
the ground, with over G0y apple trccs upon
tie same. was answered " How long hayo
the trr,s BEEN transplan,cd1' Four years.
" How much did YOU Tay iur the hnl !'
Two hundred dollars an acre Shaking his
head. emo land is worth two hundred dol
lars an acre or cultivation" We informed
him that it was worth that 6r building
purposes, and he shortly after took hi.
leave.
The land was in grass, except strip 90
one side Of the field containing one row Of
trees which wcr, tall twirc as large as the
other trcs, which had been only impsrre''y
dug around. This was taken as conclusive
c,idcnc, that trcr, thrive better when cult.
,aicl around.
40, wishing {, pl1w ihewhol' field, hav.
ius no manure t' apply, strip was rloUoi
around Zach lrrc nearly a square and plant
Cd o. I,a,n., What slight pruning thr
irc1sncrlrl vasat'snlsi o., aul they warr
washed ,vica iurn; the summer Toe Ast
20! April they wrre washed with strong Hls
and 30 -,In ,hc fr,t OF July they were
washed with potash water NOT quite s,rlu.
enough 20 bag au c;c. The land had o..
cg.vri u1 manure or other fertilizer Gr
many years. The iolllwin. is thc result
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

Dwarf Dahlias may be produced by benz
ing down the stems while young, and kccl
iug them in the required position with peg
When cultivated in this manner they gro
into large masses, and pr5.I.s . fine elect
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

"T The Bangor Union has been doing
grand ser,ic, ia thi. discussion" bath
Organ, lIsm.)
The Organ has the ring Of the true
Jacksonnn metal" Bangor Union.
We understand new Mutual Almirl-
ton Spcre,y is soon 10 be formed, with the
mos, brilliant prospects of success. Wbig.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

Mr. Orm,by, Maine man, has recovered
SO 200 Of the 500, 200 Of which The Bank
of Fredericton, y. b., was robbed last sum
mCr.