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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21
Tur Cor>rEr GrN1lu,N. Thi,ezclll,u'

Tur CorNrEr GE>Itn,N. Thi, excellent
jourual commence, new volume With
the new year. Il Is published weekly, @;
Albany, y. Y, hy Luther Tucker 6 Son.
Mr.. Tucker l. one ol doe pioneers Of ihc s <.
ri,ulgur,i rry,s in ihi. country, ani BIS
succgss has bosn won hy an intslIis,u,
adaptation 5C means % the end in view.
lie .av that agricultural matters were cone
ductrI ,n such manner that li,tlc prof,
wa real.l. q, and st himself about ihc task
OF disseminating such information as would
lead 90 ,he adoption Of d,G policy.
lle now has the satisfaction Of seoin- h.,
views ably seconded by ho.t 90 conie-T'-
rarics, and adopted hy tle mos, intelligent
agrIcul'uris's in thc country. We alvay.
fnl a good variety OF matter ia iis columns,
OF ihe quality of which Cur rr1drr. can
jud.s, by the cori3u' extracts mad, !ran
il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21
Tmm lhr Gcue.ec rlfmrr
The Mos, Economical way OF Winter
ing Horses.

. In response to your call on this subject, |
offer the following suggestions a' the con-
frma,ion oi experience.
The quantity OF food which any animal
consumes, aud seems tn require, Is no doubt.
To a great extent, the result Of habit. This
no one will question with reference TO man;
aud, IL true in one part Of the animal econ
omy. may it not hc 50 throughout the
wholc2 1; is my belief that horse or an
OK, f,d irrcsularly and with promiscuou'
quauu,ic.-all he will dispose of,-eats
more than nature requires and more than
,hc can properly appropriate. Tho over
Plus i. rcjrc,ci aud thrown oH by pro',ra.
ting ana dcbili,atios effort Of the system,
aud - vor,, than wasied--is actually per.
nlcious Enough, is the pom, % be sought
in tho supply Of food To any aud all ami.
NAH, Regularity, also, as To time, quality,
and condition or that ?,ol Frequent
chang. ol feed are 10 bc avoided.
Cot lrcl, - called. regard as best adapt
cl 10 hurs, keeping, both regard. economy
and the wants Of the animal. or course,
the amount AMI quality must be- modified
by circumstance The age, size, condition,
former keeping, and present u.c Of the AMI.
NAL. must be considered, IA determining
how much or how liiilc j. required 10 keep
the beast n good condition. lr hor-, i
TO labor, b. nrci' moro susicnanc' than II
be stands illr, though not :, much more a.
.. sometime. Supposed. \ man in health
require, aud uses a5ou, the same quantity
Of fl,l. whether he work, or plays; and
this rrioc,pl, guides ms in the care OF my
horse Tho same quantity and quality,
whether be- works or not, given at about
the same time each day. keeps him alway.
In condition Tor any service required, be-.
sides conducting 20 his health aul sound.
nee. ~ thl. time, am keeping an clcS-
en- hundred hor,, on three bushels cut hay
ard nine quarts of shorts daily, we. aud
IA, before him at regular intervals-morn.
in., noon, and uisht--anl ihough he is
u.gl cln.,lsnbly and for ,ariou. purposes.
b, riin, IN condition constantly.
Til. method I have tried with a number
Of hor.c-. in the last fifteen years. with the
am, satisfactory results, | ono, ken, a
nine hundred hor., three month. on ten
+ bundled Mound, Of hny and Eve hushel. Of
corn meal. Given cut. w,t. and mi,cl. and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

The best way to Hamper Sheep.

IL is no; 20 yoke two together. and let
them run iu thi, way, until you find them
suspended across FIX foot fence, one. or
perhaps bo:d. dead. IL is not toyoke them
sin-ly. iu such a manner that they cannot
BE d1wa without stnugl.us. IL - not to
put bow about their necks and attach a
hook. or a proi i.ctins stick Ike bayone,'
thru.,ing each other at every turn. II Is
NOT 70 iettsr them until the letters have
worn almost to the bone but It Is simply
this Lay The sheep on their belly draw
back one hind Leg. raise 1t, aud With tue
.humb and finger Of the lefs hand, bend
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21
School Girls in Winter.

We wish to pa, in a special plea for the
girls. Make their dresses short enough To
swing clear OF the snow and mud, and give
them good waterproof boots, to wear to
school. Yes, We insis, upon i,-they should
have boots. Womsn's shoes Of the presen,
fashion. arc no more fit to be put upon
country roads in winter. than an Indians
birch bark canoe is ft to cross the Allan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

M,>r T,mra Russell Eaton FL la'
s5li Oh, Farmer O. M.-srs lI'mau & Man
lev. former publisher, o., ,he Banner. Mr..
Eaton pa, attained a competency iu che
management OF thr Farmer. and rgtirr.,
with the beet wishe. 20 ali wh1 bAy, ever
known lin. ILL., SUCCESSORS are taUr1lcN Niy
acquainted with uevsIapsr management,
sni will maintain che character % che pa
rcr. The editorial u.auasgmcnt j. uu-
changed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

Tur WvEk>s I,Euu. This valuable
agricultural monthly, enters upon a new
volume, with che new year. Upon All sub
j,ct. connected with farming, the able edit
or. Professor Map, is vel pls,ci, AMI cs-
pccially IN ihs preparation and application
Of fertilizers he 6. supported hy a talent
81 corn. % assistants. Tho Farmer CON.
taius ., quaTto rasgs,-rr.cy, 81. FryIk
Nc CrylIy, las Fulton -, New York,
publisher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

While taking his eoGsa on Saturday
morning in BaEalJ the Rev. Montgomery
Schuyler Ol Rochester received a note, open
ed it, read it, smiled and Pul the contents
(2Ooul in bis vest pocket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

TuE ECEu NV NaESu, came 90 us last
year. BOT 90. visits tavr entirely ccls-l. J.,
i an admirable agricultural AMI family
raper. containing "a greater variety Of mat
ter tlan any Other Taper We receive. Our
friend. '' FRYE Jr., 4" of Aui5,Jr, &, oue %,
It's Correspondents.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21
Sign 4. MARIE Il 4"

She turned 20 her bel chamber, where,
seating herself beside the Grc, she began u
console her weeping maids by declaring the
comfort she frlt in her approaching release
from long aillicci1ns. aud reminded them
that her uncle, the Duke Of Guisc. had
told her in her childhood that she posses
cl the hcridit,ry courage OF her race, and
d, thought, she would well know how t.
die yet he had never anticipated the pos
sibility Of her suffering the terrible death
by which she was about to verify the truth
ufhi, prediction. She spoke Of the ,ransl,ory
nature Of human felicity, and the vanity oil
earthly greatness, whcof she destined t.
serve as an example F.; having been Queen oI
the realms Of France and Scotland, the on,
by birth, the other by marriage /; and after
being at the summit Of all worldly honors
hal to submit herself 10 the hands OF IL,
cxecutioner. though innocent, which wa.
her greatest consolation-,hc crime alleged
agrins, her being only a aimsy prct.Et Tor
destruction.
At the foot Of tho stairs-which on ac.
count Of her lamen.ss. she descended slowly
aud with great difficulty. supported on each
,ilc by two OF Paulst's officers, who held
her up under her arms-she was met by
Andrew Melville, who was now permitted
10 j1in her. lie threw himself on his knee,
before her, wr,nsins his hands in an uncon'
trolat!e agony ofgrief, the violence Of which
almost shook the majestic calmness she had
hitherto preserved. "Wcc is me-" cried
he. weeping bitterly that ever it should
be my hard hap to carry hack such heavy
tidngs to Scotland as that my good gra'
clio Queen aud mistress has been beheadcd
in England" "wecp not. Melville. my
good and faithful servant" she replied,
80 thou should., rather rejoice that thou
shalt now see the end Of the long troubles
Of Mary Stuart; know, then Melville, tha,
this world is but vanity. and foil Of sor'
rows. am Catholic, thou Protestant
but as there is but one Christ. | ebarg,
thee in his name to bear witness that di,
firm to my religion. a true Scotchwoman
and true to France. Commend me to IN,
dearest and most swee, son. Tell him
| have done nothing to prejudice him in hi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21
farmers department.
"srEED fur ROW"
DARIUS FORBES. Editor.

AT the acts ani scieu-rs pertaining tn lir, are
clo-s, liiArlto-rihrr. aai srr iutiratrIy c,Ins,t
ed vith AEriCafurv v.-AeHttntA.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

\ Coon ll... Mr. stephen Becmau. OF
North Br.i.'lD. rurra.s-l OF tas editor
ri-. ,iz months o.I. weighing l2j pounds.
Tlc gI.v., yr.s. ol tls S-Il,k breed
with Berkshire blood. lls ker, him tI.i
fifteen months old. feeding on coo meal aud
skinned m.lk, and estimates the c''t AID
prJG;, Jr co.. gpesAIi.u, as iuilovs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-10-07
HosPETTER'S...-.,....
STOMACH BrTTERS.

Ir Ia fact that. at some period. every mem
ber OF the human family is subjectto discaso
mr. disturbance of the bodily functions; but,
with tho aid Of a good tonic and the exercise
Of plain common scnse, they may be able 30 TO
regulate the system as to secure permanent
health In order 10 sceonpish this desifvt
sbjcct tha true te6fss 70 possue IL certainly
that which will produce q natural state of
things at the least hazard Of vital strength and
life For tins purpose. Dr. Hostetter has in
troIuccd to this country n preparation bearing
! his name. which is net now medicine, but ono
that has been trisi for ycaia giving satisfsc-
lion to all Who have used At. The hh',ra
operate Powerfully upon the stomach bowels,
and liver, restoring them 70 heAi.ny shu
Vigorous action, and thus, ~ the s,mp's Pro
rcs4 Of Strengthening nature ohAo'e '"e ''"'
ten to triumph over disease g.,
| For the cure oi dyspepsia, inoIgosuor, ,Au ~.
sea. Flstuiency Loss oi hppe'ne' o. ny pnyu.
Complaints. arising IRON mvroiu inseuon
of the Stomach or bowels Ir"',""s |'''
'y+ontcry. 'oIc' 'ho"ru ""'""'' "''' '"'''
Biiicrs have u" equal
parrhTa ~! @'ntery OF n"'' W E'"''@"y III ~
tractcd hy ne" sc'u''H' h',u '"ur'n A' ,.,,
by the chnnsr"' WAFER M" o,'., WI, w sp..uIl'
regulated by hriri US" 9' ,his p,epas
y -Pvpra' u,sease Nb'h P.Iua,,
prevalent. IN NIL IT'S various iCrnS ,;..,,y.
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he attributed 70 acrangs.Ts uI1-TrRS a, ,ns
organs. can oc CUR, cnIv e.. ,his t;ssa.o .,fr,
hoSftrTtk kS,'ronl . Ritter oT a,,oc Mini.
directions on ~, -. go 40 b., int.i'
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inn, dis..se. which fxcs its rtlen,lc,s prssp on
tho ,oiy Of man. reducing him 10 n mere sha-
dow 10 IA short time, md rendering him ply
sicaIly and mentally useless, can be driven
IRON ,ns 10y II .ns use =, no .' i,n .
-, ,i i:'o.,.. 90 -, .,..o,.j .rau
In ..no.,d situations. IL the Nitters are us,l
as per directions. And as they neither create
nausea otfcnd tho palate. and render un-
necessary any change Of diet or interruption
of ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep
and healthy digestion, the complaint is re
moved ns speedily as IL consistent with the pro-
,ry -. ~ ..
fof frs"H N hdroneeo ftdri who hro
suffering from an enieetied cohsuiu'ioh anu
In NaEn IsaaNN n II
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NOTICE. - To J. b. Woodruff and NJ T..
~ Woodruff, In the state OF Kentucky, will
take notice that Jonas Robinson. Of the county
1t Bancsck. and state OF Ohio, did on the 23rd
dsy OF August. i-i?. hlo his petition In the
Court If fCommon Pleas. in and tor said county
ui llanc"ck. ONO, against the said j. u. Wood.
run, 81. +. Woodruff. and George 4. Dean. de-
PENDANTS, setting forth that the said J. B. Wood,
run and NJ. L. Woodruff. gave a mortgage 10
SAID George A. Dean, on outlots No. 1 and :, ~,
lltwsnn's late addition Ia pleasantville. IN said
county Of Hancock, 10 secure the payment oi
t?W and the interest thereon, according tu
certain notes referred 10 in said mortgage,
winch said notes. hcf,re the maturity thereof
were duly assigned by the said George 4. Dean
TO the said Jonas Robinson, plaintiff; and pray.
ing that said j. B. Woodruff may pay said sum
now claimed to be- due, amounting 10 5000
win annual interest AT ten per centum from
tue 9Th day ofOctoOer, 1857. or that said prem
lsns mar be sold 10 pay the same; and the said
j. B. Woodruff and II. u. Woodruff are notified
that they are required to appear and answer
said petition on or before the 22nd day otOctu
Der, \. n. lSj9. JONAS ROBINSON,
By O'SEAL BLIcKFUgp, his Attorncy :
August 23 1859. Il tGw
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4 Bensroient Institution established BY special en-
dc,rmsnf for the relief Of ne .ick and dlsfrssssS,
abiiciSd trifh Eirr,isnt and Ep'demie diisa'1.
TINE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view oftho
II AWFUL destruction nf human lie, caused b.
Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practised
upon the unfortunate victims by guacks, sever.
al years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon.
as a charitable act worthy oftheir name, n open
a Dispensary for the treatment of this class (!
diseases, in all thoir forms, and 10 give Medical
Advice gratis, tn all who apply by letter, wttt
n description oftheir condition, Gage, occupa.
tIon, habits Of life, &c, and In cases OF extreme
poverty, to PrESiSn AEpIcIss FREE oPcuARGE.- .
II is needless 10 add that the Association CON .
mands the highest Medical skill Of the age, AMI
will furnish the most approved modern treat.
ment.
Tie Directors Of the Association. in their
Annual Report upon the treatment Of Sexual
Diseases, express tho highest satisfaction wit,
the success which has attended the labors 81
the Consulting surgeon IN the cure Of SrERMA
TORRH'FA. SEMINAL. WEAKNESS. lMPO
TESCE, GOSOEHlItEA. GLEEr, SYPHILIS, tho
virr Of OS,Si.N. or SELF r.ARcSE, Nc., &c, ~ 1
order a continuance OF the same plan for thV
ensuing year.
The Directors. on y review ofthe past feel ~.
surcd that their ahurs IN his sphere of hene' .
Ulent effort, have been Of great beneht to thr
afflicted. cspec al'y {" the young. and they haN '
resolved tn devote themselves. with renew. !
zeal, TO this very important but much despis''t
cause.
Just Published BY tho Association. a RopoI
on Spermat orrhoea. or Seminal Weakness, TIT
Vice Of Onanism, Masturbation or self Abuse
.,nd other Diseases ofthc Sexual Orrans, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which viii be sent ny maj
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ng published for grAtnitnuS distribution. AMI
will b" sent tn the AFFLICTED. some 81 the new
remedies and methods Of treatment dIscuNered Il
during the last year, are oi great value.
Address. for Report or treatment, DR.. j. SKI
LIS HOrGHrnx. Acting Surgeon, Howard Asn"
citation. No ? Suuih Ninth Street, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania ~ order ofthe Directors.
EZRA y. HEARrWEli., Prsud'ni.
GEO. fAIECHlLp, Secretary.
L.. 10
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DETIrION ron DIVORCE.

DmTIrIoN FOR DIVORCE John Ly.
i man Palmerton, whose place Of residence
Is known, but who Is not n resident Of the
state of Ohio, Is notified that Susan Margaret
Palmerton did, on the eth day Of September,
A. ID. 1859, fle her petition in the nllce Of the
Ohio, charging the said John Lyman Palmer.
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ing at the next term nt said Court.
SUSAN MARGARET PAI.MERTON,
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September IL, ls59.-fGw
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fbf ,rsvs ot tke compsss,ons,e ale sweets
ct thap dsv,ltors fslling homs roses on ihe
tess"sn'cf ne rsttb. 4 n EHf
!rhelhes,tofthr senetoss man !, like the
clouds Of heaven which drip upon the earth
fruits. herbsse. and 9oweis; the heart oi
the ungfniefUi IL l,hcs Desert Of sand. which
swnlIUwrih with stsediners the shovefs' that
lnlI, and buticth them IN bet bosom, and
pfpduceth nothing.
Person. whose abilities, though shining,
do not much exceed nr,liOctity, ate oileh
Jealous lest Others should surpass Them: but
those who have really attained the goal
feel their own footing too secure TO WISH u
undermine that Of othets. snd welcome wht
pleasure all whit jnin them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-10-07
Asus xirs,sSse csno.

THE following eiovsr hit st American t"sdy
sn, we copy frou the New York Lsdssrl
mindsdip the busy scene,
Ny.eauntry eyes diyerting
Nv wstchinr hour and crinnline,
And univsr.al q rt,ng.
Iwondered al the Ilitiering tide
Oflori iiy epuipagss
with co ,chmsn swritrring inside
kins cAlos tor such the rage ID!
Ksrh panel had its anci~,it crest
Anl m"tto d"no IN iStin
The ad,ss, "ld and young, were drosseh
n oosaiy sik and satin.
Tao c~nadencs of one ] gained
py regular approsch"r--
s'16e sSme and "a ,itoca." she explained,
"-lip PsSeAs,sd riih The rodeh0.'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-10-07

' IL any porson desires to purchase nrst. d.
rate town lot, that win answer the double pur.
pose of business and residence. now Is your
time to strike! Tho undersigned Is Offering for
sale, rsry cheap, the property situated on the
West side 81 Main street. ffth lot North OF tho
Public Square. generally known as the "old
Findlay House." Lot fronts West on Broad
way. and East on Main street, with an alley on
the South side-making II one OF the most de
sirable lots that can be found in tho town pla /
of finday. Any person desiring to purchase
such lot, will do we'll TO call upon tho under.
signed soon, who will make known TO them tho
terms Of sale. N. Y. MEFF0RD.
EISnIAY. Ohm. Iannarv 90. lSLG.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-10-07

kio st peslset,on in everything. though IN
ssost sAines Il Is unatisinsble: however.
they spAe stss q IL, sad petssvsre. will come
mach sesres 10 Il than those whose laziness
esd dssvoaAeaey n,sks them give It up ss
sssllsiasb,s- r
-fsao Rood ness 10 like the yiowworm in
tkS16a, Il skiass best when no eyes eIcepi
skeseA hesveps arc upon u.
T1nR - sssdiy any persnns 30 fohorn
aaG1 bGkr1e, % ast n have II In their pow
q VI 49, god. There Is much Kind
ssS shissk not expensive.
The stsdy Of literature naufishes youih,
sntsIisins old sks. adorns prosperity. SO.
issss s.lseSaity; ist elgh,tnI st home, uaob
trusive sbsosd, dssefis us not hy day nor hy
aisht. IN jousHeyins norm 'eiiIemrat
Lie 10 mad up, not of sres, sacrifice,
saa duties. hut al little things, in which
ssiiss sad kiSAassses. and small obl CATION,
e,ssa kabitmaiiy. are what win and preserve
ths bs9it, sni secure comfort.
AZ hjassoms sRd dowes are sirswed upor
ths saysk By the hand ~ Spripg, -ss th,
Nindssss of Summer prnfucrth IN perfrc,,or
Chs hse siios NJ harvest, - ~ the smiles 81
vitv shed blessings on. the children Of Ms
i0Iluns. t4