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LACE GOODS.
a RICH STOCK OF FRENCH WORK SgrTS col.
"A lars Lace Sets. Haicncc Ejgngs Bands. Jssk.ur,
and Swiss Edgings, DC.
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Spring 1859. 0pslnG 1850
GOODS BIT ExPRRS&
LADIES' SPRING DRESS GOODS.
VV7E HAVE RECEIVED the LARGEST AND
w best s~lecisd supply of
Ladies' and Ntssea' Dress Ceods,
That have ever had the pleasure u" psesrnnR IN The
TT. fact. that the styles of Dress Good. this Spr~e
are k@sser ssd sieker than briu ku"~s. aud -
We have
BOUGHT THEN EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.
We intend To se them low possble Our s"ek Gun
sis,s in part uf
A Superb Assortaest or silks:
DAREGES. rOPlINS,
ORGANIZE / JACKONET MuSL1NS,
CRlNOLINE BAREGES. FOuLARDS.
CnALLlES CilALLlE pxi.AiNES Ae
The styles r.. in huble shirts aouness. B.ysdssr
three 6ouners. Robe lea, DC.
A Beautiful Lot Of
COLORED MAHSAiiLES.
ORGANIZE 4 JACHONET NUSLiNS
COLORED BRIILIANTS.
FRENCH CALICOs. &e.
fr Misses and Children To all Of which We respectfully
invite attention.
p,,.;., v,,, go. w.nLaR.s. TUCKER
20 DOE. nAJou,s.
W. II. L. r. =. TUCKER
March Is, 1859. ST
4 NICE STOCK OF
FRENCH KID SHIPPERS.
cuupRrxs s, %Ask !! S;i S!'%Es &c. and
with aud wi,h.u, ileelsl
March Is 1879. SIT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
Hon Manure tor Indian Corn.

\ corr.ronl,n, Of ,he Country Gentle.
man. tla. give, his rHrarisuc, ol tuc value
o. ben manure Tor Indian corn
on ll,auiu: out my ben house last
spr.r.. bad more than "a wagon load 90
clear hen manure. drew iai, into my
barn Intending o. drop it ou ,hc hiil' c,
corn a, d. 11 as the corn made itsaIrrar-
auee. lrl,ntrl one acre on ,ar l,tol May,
bot after that tb, weather was % unlaylrI-
DE- ,ha, it was tbc end Of May aud ..in-
n,r, Of June before got through planting.
La. before tti. tar manure began O. heat
at such "a ra,, that bad o. uuiull i, un %
ths barn door. and 900 going into the I'm
in q lew J.ys alter. TIE aG'u,u rr1m the s,-
civin. ammonia va. 80 powerful that / vas
glad O. ssc,ra from the harm. Having .ome
plaster uu band miSrd it thoroughly with
the mtpur-. .praaI.n. the latter ,'inly over
the A.ur aud hrui,,ns aud ch0Ipius {, very
fne. II was then thrown iutn heap and
remained on th, 1lor until the corn wl.
ready ior 10, aud there was no further Pr.
eeptible escape OF ammonia. With ga, !
top dressed all my corn, eleven acres. anl
had a barrel lc.t over Tor o:her purP,se.
So well satisfied am with ihs rcsu., tI.t
Tor the future intend 20 prepare my ben
manure 10 ttc same way AMI apply it % the
same crop. mixed euuush plaster with is
u make it dry and quite inoarn,iyc 90 han.
die. can speak OF thi' from experience.
A. dropped 10 over four arTys myself Now
here Is a manure equal In value. d,ul,
not, ~ the average % imported guano.
which every farmer can manufacture lur
him.eil, Tor every farmer keeps fowls Bot
he must have suitable buildlns ior them.
aud n0i allow them % rlUst all about his
premises and even IN trces. wasting that
valuable manure, as is too often the case.
s. highly DO 1 esteem this manure that
make IL my business every night to see that
all my fowls are within their proper
house"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
Wnrmirr Watsr for Cn,tle.

TIE S,msr,e, Mass Telegraph sat.s
that Mr. Peter Nalblu. oi that town, has
devised very cari'u, and .rce71a. arr'r.
atu. % warm o.. water rr .is cattle. OF,
well as o. prevent che tcr from c,..,s'ius in
the Tub. lt consist. ui small cl,i.trlH
chest. nr h,y. about twelve inches .1uarr,
made va'er.t.-ht. excl ,n che fireplace, Boo
such % manner t,; one eide &c 90 forms s'
much o. ,b, hack of tLe Fireplace, aud ls
exposed o. che heat oC che Gre. The water
Of Oh. aruciuct. .n %. course from the f,uu-
tain O. ta, ward, 6, made o. pass into thi,
blz "a, one end. and 'hus br-um.r. heated,
passes out "a, che other cuI, ana cln;inu,,
o. che ward. which j. across taa roll, and
about ,iz rods from o., house. NJ Nal.
bon. previous O. adopting td,, plan, had a
good deal OF tralbl, with Jae ic' forming iu
hi. COB. hat has very li,''s 90 that Kind now.
H. lys ls cattle drunk much more than
thry would 20 the water was cold. and hc
believe. ii % be more healthy Tor them.
Tho ,aly. enjoy 90 80 much, t.at when Dec
out O. drink ,ley vi., G-h, Tor ihs warm
eud ofihe tuj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
Agricultural Meetings.

The Cheshire Agricultural S5si,ty in New
Hampshire, have adopted the plan OF eH.
pending the money usually paid in rrcmi.
ums, TO the support or agricultural me,,irs.
in the different towns in the county. The
last of ths,s meeting. was held IN Mari
borough. on the 2l.t Of January, and We
End an account of The proceeding. reported
in ,he Ncw England Farmer. u, time b,-
tween che regular aJlrcs-c. vas occupied by
inquiries, in which much practical iaior.
nation wa. e'si,el. The Farmer ,ay,:
.'Tbcr, &, no Jlub, on orr mind but chi,
j. the true mul'oi czrsnI.r. a c,uyirri-
be ro-,ir1 yi their funds. "a, hundred
Js'hrs wall go l,r towards holI.u: mr,t.
io, in every portion oi the county. Like
tn morning paper, q, briD-s thr intrlli-
esncs desired o. ,ae rvv ira0, o. Do r-,.
? and hy. 10 before them in aa informal
aaI asrr.ll', manner. But more than a'l
else, &, lsai. ,h.m 90 czrrr, their own
views, publicly, upon matter, 90 vital iu.
T1rarce o. 'h.ir Interests, and introduce, a
spin; rr ..ra.,i.n and ,u,,,u-at.un which
will ra; ntl 60 work out ,he larrir., rs-
sal'."
II, plan scsns O. as % o. vsIl adapted
T. iigls, information anon. the farmers,
anI what i. ol Tsrhar, nor, practical SD.
ue. excite a healthy emulation among
the member. of oar County >,cietir., o.
present. their finest animal. and productions.
Much Objection i.. and always VIII D, made
to the system og giving preuiums Tire
premium. uf ,hru-.'r., arc scarcely sulr-
eieut o. max, 10 an oh,ci G, carry animal,
% tbs fair, while ihc feeling which rsner.l-
Is prevail, .u relation O. uuils, awards. os
ten operates &, k,rp away more auI better
animal. than are presented. i srrlc. OF
Agricultural conference, held 40 IiTrau'
point. within ths lni', of society, with
suitable speakers r-DyiIsi. wouiI OF th,m-
selves o. OF great value ip ar,n.iD: an iu-
terc,t in agricultural matters ami {; isa
question worthy 90 consideration whether
tbis interest would not De- ,dr.Ient o. or..t
any lack OF premiums. in drawing out a
large display "a, ,he annual nir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
Cure Tor Scab in Sheen

have had the scab disease brcak out sew.
er,l times among nv shccp, and have never
ail,l In ,f,c,ins cure by the application
1T tolacco iuicc. lfukcn IA time. the cure
j. quite easily effected bat II allowed to
srr,ud among tie DICK It j. a work Ut con.
siderable labor. Wash the part. affected
with a pretty strong dcco,ton OF tobacco,
and repeat every two or three days until
thc kin of the srimal resumes healthy
state. ltisasgrc curc. IN extensive far
msr in This vicinity, who kept several hun.
drrl sheep, had abe .ctb among hi. il,ck,
and allowed IL 10 BE- spread - extensively
that many ot them were covered with the
eruption % ,hc ears and cycs, aud the only
v1y that DC could devise % max, a speedy
cure. was q, 90 large cisk with tho dccoc.
ton, ard immrrss each sheen, mcryly al.
lowing 4, sufficient, portion Of thc head ou,
rr breathing. No tim, should be lo., ap-
I'y ,he remedy immediately.
ICor. Co. Gent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Frrp ros CmcEEN,. According to q
former number cr the AsricuI,urali,,, -
subscriber liyiu. at Rock Island, Illinois,
found d, JiEcult to raise chickens. :, did
1. while / tea them with lno Indian meal.
improved by mixing whole buek"loai'
rye ami wheat with Indian. At Inst | had
corn cracked tho average sizi OF ric'' or
.amp. which | fed 10 thsin while young
and increased the size a. they grew Older.
Before they were a. large as quail'' they
would seamper for the largest pieces. /
end they do best - gun out after the dew
/. or the grass. but should bo kept IN du-
ring wet weather. Since commenced ,his
plan Of feeding. my loss has not been over
bve PR cent. Las, spring | had seventy
chickens hatched, and lost but three. and
one Ct them was killed by .he coop falling
on bin. hope {" Rock Islander " wall
try ihis method, and publish the result.
American Agrieulturalist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Az OLp M,N's Apvicr. The Ecv. Dan
tel Waldo, late Chaplain to Congress, says !.
" avn now an old man. | have seen near
ly century. DO you want to know how
to grow old slowly and happily? Let me
tell you: always eat slowly - nas'icato
well. Go to your food, to your rest, to
your occupations, smiling. Keep u good
nature and AMI soft temper everywhere.
Never give way u anger. Cultivate good
memory. and to DO this You must always be
communicative, repeat what YOU have talk
a',1ut ii. DR.. John.on's great memory was
owing to his communIcatiycness. You young
men who are just leaving college, let me adj
yl,o You u cho1s, a profession in which
you can exercise your talent the best, and
~ the same time BE- honest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

AZ OBvIuus ISTEREScE. An Iowa ora
tpr. wishing to describe his opponent as
sonless man, said, have heard some per-
suns hold the opinion, that just the precise
moment after one human being lies another
is born. and the soul enters AID animates
the newborn babe. Nov have made par.
ticuIlr and extensive inquire, concerning
NY opponent thar, and fni that for soms
hours before he drew breath, robody died.
Fellow citizens, | leave you to draw the in.
ference"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Com Maria TO CrEE Seams. l placed
a large tub ll,l Of cold water, with plenty
of be-. in it, hy the side Of large kettle fuli
Of water, which was boiling very fast. |
then ROLLED up NY sleeve above The elbow,
and tLsa,t d, into thc kettle OF boiling wa.
Or 1p {, ilc elbow, then Immediately back
inio tlc tub OF Zee water. letting it remain
a lsw seconds, taen iu,l boiling water again.
repeating this pr1ee,, Ten times a minute,
without injury or iDcpuvenignce, not even
maxim. nos arm look red. From this cx.
pertinent suggested the psoIrie,y OF using
cold water baths Instantly after being scild-
"a. have prac,iced tie above remedy with
entire success during the las, ten years.
Cold water is aleays handy where there i,
ho, water. The sopner cold wa'.r ls ap.
rli-I after ,calirnr. the sur,r will be tie
cure. lOuio CultiutJr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

WHERE JonN RoGTRs was BURNT. IL
was an examination day in our sehool-we
had - read and spelt told the sound Of
all the letters that had any sound. said the
'breyiations and 4" notifications
without missing word--and then We were
ranged on tho door in front OF visitors"
to he looked at and answer sneh questions
as they or the teachers saw ft to ask.
\" Where IRA, John Rogds burnt 10 death ~
said the teacher to me, IN a commanding
voice. couldn't te.l---" the next"
Z" Joshua knows" sald . little girl at the
FOO, Of the class. Well" sild the teach
or, "if Joshua knows, b. may tell" "ln
tho ere 80 sad Joshua, looking very SOL
emn and wise. This w's the last question.
We had liberty to make all the noise ws
pleased for Eve minutes, and then 20
home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

WENDELL lloLNFS on CoSrRoyER,r -
"Ita fellow attacked my opinions IN print,
would reply' NotI. Do you think |
Northumberland what my friend, the profess
SIR. lons ago called the hydrus,atic paradox
OF controversy Don't know what that
means? Well III tell you. You know
that II YOU had hsnt tube, one arm Of
which was The sks Of pipe stem, and the
other big enough to hold the ocean, water
would stand at the same height in ono as
in tho other. Controversy cqualiz's fools
and wi-, men, in tho ,ime way; and tho
lojs know It,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Crurgr or Eurruu. noticed an ar'i-
c'c ,u YOUR paper On whichA correspondent
wants % know Why his Ehuharh dies away
iD thr summer after making a good growth
.o q. or'v part or che season. Your cur-
respondent Jl., not .il;, What Kind or soil
hi- EHuh5Th was grown in, or what tr,ai-
ucut 90 r,yeiy,i. lr tlc soil isor sandy
ar rHrou, nature, (nuls,, well water,i with
sink water or liquid mpaureJ twill %.
Iisr'y O. Jis ia ,,g month ug August or
>r'rmf,r The s1i' ar rhuharh .boulI hc
rich arl mai.,. THc h.., treatment for
rauharh that know OF (,ud 30 vii Apply
o. most OF r'aut.,) is t1 ake The surface
from ,hs plan; Co thc depth of . nr O. inch.
o., and raJ in ,hrre or iour quarts of ola
sap rr.a,, arolui iic plants. With the
aI1,s treatment have grown good rhuharh
from what were before very POOR plants.
.Cp. Gent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Por,ro ArrLE DuNrLINGs. Boil any
quantity Of white, mcaly potatoes; paro
them and mash them with rolling pin
then drcdec in -four enough to !orm dough;
roll il out 10 about the thickness Of Pie
crust, aud make up the dumPIing' by put
ting al apple pared, corcd and qaartered to
each. Boil them one hour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

confess (.,id a hithGl servant Of
God) that s'llom hear the bell toll for one
that is dead. but con.cienc, asks me.
F." What hast thou done for the saving Of
that sal before it lert the body' There 4,
one more gone into eternity; what did't
thou do to prepare him for IT, and what
testimony must he give to the Judge con.
ccrning thce?' Baxter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

TuE WHEAT The prospects OF the COM
ing wheat harvest in the wesi are favorable
The Illinois Farmer says: "S1 far, the
wheat generally looks well. In some low
spots in the fields !, is injured, and always
will be. 80 long as they are undrained.
Judging from what we hear, there must
have been much less ground put in wheat
las, fall than the TALL previous"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Cabbage contains more musele-sustain-
ins nutriment than any other vegetable
whatever. 81 says an exchange. We al
ways supposed that peas lad the first claim
TO that distinction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

P.Etru T..s Boil tho go. until very
h,rI; when cold, shell, ,hem. and cut thcm
boo asly-, lrnc,hwly.. L,y them carefully
in t,r,r mlulheI ur., aud pour over ,hcm
sairi v.n-ctr, well s.l,Inci With whole
pepper, a'.FIc', a Few pieces Of ginger, and
a cw cloves or Garlic. When cold, iie ur
cl1.l., and 70, them stand month. Thcy
are ih.1 90 fru.. With cold meat thcy
ar, a r11.' IsItci,n, ana delicate rcslc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

GrcNwr-,r C,sr,. Take convenient
siz.I tr ar dish. t1at viii holl more than
D.. wanted ilr u meal, ani mex a. night with
SUR mills, .ettios tlrm stand until morn.
iu.. isi,sa li,t.. Tor seed. and altsrwari,
u,. sweet milk. add s,l,rl,u, the a,, m,.
men; b..1r, irving. Ia AL cl.,s wurre .,l-
rra,4s b, u,-l. % 1, better O. defer putting
O., ,u "a, long as possible before ca.siu;
TEm.ry'- journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04
farmers department.
"SrEEp INV ROW"
DARIUS FORBES. Editor.

..r arts anl scienses prriaI1ipg o. lir. atv
-rt hsk-ltureihrr, sHl age iaiiH.atr., c.,ano,i-
ed stth AgriCuIfurc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-04

Too iuurh can haIdly l. aid II lh- ,alne u
iiei mack 90 h. ihiown lotto The sli.l-, snal'-
.ptlrni. fir the j.ulic puipo.e II aidiug 10 the
,ilu. 81 the Gluurc, and ol purifying the air OF
the pfrmi.rs.
4Ifc,r,enirut, Il " ull b. well to prepare ihis
.omr vreh. before app,ing II, and II tumsd over
a lew tim.-, all the better.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-11-05
Manufacturer 4 tn Ware, Etc,

Manufacturer q ~ WAtc, bsSs
snop SOUTH SIDE - I'm PvDtio eeuA1x
nAnG2AlA 13AA
rTAs just received las6s cappel % u 81
III Paf.or. Church, and Cookie :ON 70.
tjrcst improvements havc bern aAdt u seovss
within the last few yeAr~, ard thesr, whisa - >
nov oisariux Mr sslc, are Of ~ wa~s
Late.t and Meat Approved MeAels'
No Family osght 70 be without . Cooking
Stove aud no Family will be- after havias ot,ee
tried them, and asccrtaitesl their value Sum
cieu& Is saved. in labor ard fuel. within veey
short time, TO pay ior one. ~
jill. Van Hook also carries %, IN aM "
various branches. the
TIMING BUSINESS:
and is prcparcsl to execute n work with which
b. may b. kvorcd. promptly. and on the nos'
reasonable terms. -
A large supply Of Tin Ware; Tor Family
purposes always on hand and which will Be sak'
chca pcr than can be purchased cisewhe!s:
STORES s~ppliea With TIN ware
cheaper than can bc bought 10 New Orleans
GtTTERlN0 cad JOB WORK done .
short posice and IN scasouable ternas. M
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A RE nav in receipt II large and WI -
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Paints, Oils, Soaps, PcFihnssy, Motions, -
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THE OFFICE Of this company 10 held d the
i corner Of Anstin and Bolivar street,, Ia III
city Of Marshall. Texas All persons having
basincss, will And tho olsee open hun i. r. %
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JEPTHA FOwLKE6, Presv
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June II, 1888. <7u
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