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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-04

Bey~ GRAND New NAVAL AND MILITARY Map
CT THE UNITED SrArEs.-We have been shown
by Mr.. Nj. +. FISHER, agent fof this County,
a new and splendid map Of the United States,
including all Of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
the settled parts Of the Canadas and British
Columbia, Mexico, all the Central American
States, and the West Indies 1t claims to be
more complete and valuable than any map yet
Issued while, with the expectation of a large
sale, it is placed at less price than any recent
Map of equal value. Particular attention is
called to the following features
It contains the results of the recent topo
graphical County aud State Maps made from
actual surveys throughout the Northern states,
to great extent as get unpublished As the
maps were made by surveying the roads by
course and distance, the results are of course
in the highest degree reliable.
From the Departments at Washington the
author has had the most liberal access to re,
cent Government maps. The levels Of the
Pacific Railroad route are in advance Of off.
cial publication, and the Western Territories
are faithfully delineated from Government
maps. The admirable Coast Survey is the
basis Of the coast line.
The Southern States embrace the material
furnished to the Board OF Trade by the Presi-
dents OF every railroad in the South inst nre.
slous to the war, and now issued by reoacst of
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-04
WASHINGTON, August 3l-l0.5.

4.
The enemy was heavily reinforced yester,
day, aud attacked General Popes army before
the arrival of Generals Franklin and Summer.
The attack was boldly met, and a severe
battle followed. The advantage on the whole
was with the enemy, aud General Pope fell
back TO CentreviIie, with his whole army in
good order
He has now been joined at Centreville by
Franklin, and Summer was on the march 10
him last night. He occupies the strongest
position in the vicinity Of Washington, and is
expected promptly to renew the contest and
repeat the successes of Friday.
Every effort should be used to hasten the
forwarding OF the new troops.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-04
HON. DAVID WILMOp.

The Mauch Chunk Carbon Co y Gazette,
in an article relating to Senator WLA0T, says:
-" His worst enemies are obliged to concede
to him honesty OF purpose, end integrity of
character. AS member of tue bar DAVID
Wl1Mor has few equals. lie is an earnest
worker powerful thinker ana aa able ad-
vocate. Courteous to his opponents, ndefati-
guabo in his industry, and prolific in resources
be wins the good opinion of both parties,
plaintiff and defendant.
As Judge, 40 one doubts his ability. His
legal requirements are such as emnently fit
him for the bench, and although considered a
leader of his party ; no one never accused him
of allowing his political opinions or perjudice5
to influence his decisions lie carefully list
ems to the facts in each case which comes be-
fore him, and 10 those facts applies the rule
of law, and gives his decision as he believes
justice requires, regardless Of personal likes
uI dislikes, without fear favor or affectoa.
As a citizen he is universally respected =
Generous to fault, he is always liberal in bis
donations to every charitable project. ATa-
be.in his manners, and obliging in his disposi.
ton, be has the confidence and respect of all
who knew him Intimately
As statesman, be has always been consist,
ent and adhered to the same pr ncIples which
now actuate him. His history is a part Of the
history Of our country and posterity will
point him out as one Of the few who have
never changed bis principles for the sake Of
office
The author Of the famous Wimot Proviso,
he was feared by Southern politicians and
their allies in the North waged unceasing. war
upon him. and forced him for some years to
retire to private life.
The slave power could neither buy,uor force
him into the support Of their measures, as be
preferred TO be right rather than to be the
holder of an Office and be wrong. The people
of bis judicial district knowing his worth and
his abiI ties, placed him upon the bench, and
wlen the rebellion brol 0 It and people began
better % appreciate his foresight and his wis
dom, lie was elected by the legislature to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Mr. CAMERON. Since taking his seat in Il g
Senate, bis course has beenentirely in keeping
with his former we'll known principles. He
has given his unqualified support to the Admin
istration il its efforts to put down this rebel
lion. He is never found absent from bis seat,
when an important measure is to be voted up
an never shrinks from doing his duty, no
matter how its discharge may affect bis polti-
cal prospects in the future
For the ability integrity and industry with
which he has performed his work, Judge
WIiMoT is entitled to the thanks of loyal
people"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-04
OFFICIAL WAR GAZETTE

WAR DEPARTMENT, August 50 1Ss,
The folloaing are the commanders Of i
armies operating in Virginia -
General Burnside commands his own .o,..
except those that have been temporarIv r
tached and assigned to General Pope.
General Mcclellan commands that no,s.
Of the Army of the Potomac that ha, not la,
sent forward to General Pope's command
General Pope commands the Army Of V.
gnia aud all the forces temporarily altac,.
to it
All the forces are under the command
Major General HaIleck General in Chief
f. D. TOWNSEND
Assistant Adjutaut General
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THE EVENING REPOT
WASHINGTON, August

WASHINGTON, August 81 Ia,
Information received here indicates i
there has been but little if any fighting tod 4
Our army is well concentrated, aud .6s 70 10
in good condition and spirits
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-04

Thursday Morning, September a, 1862.
REPUBLICAN co. TICKET.

pORCONGRESS:
HON. GEORGE LANDON,
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTE,
DUMMER LILLEY,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
JOSEPHUS CAMPBELL,
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
GEO. D. MONTANYE.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR:
J. J. NEWELL,
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR:
G. f. ACROYD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19

\ GRr,I lRoN pLArE. Tie London VI.
csaH,cs' Moca;,ss say. The Battery
Company. CoiuOr Park Iron Work, near
Alirs;on. Dcrbyshirc. have rcently rolled
Ons OF the largest wrought iron Pla,c- ever
made. It, dimension. ars - icvt long by
: Zee, . incbc- vi &c in the middle. and !
feet 10 inehc, at the end, D., = in,hc, ;hick
containing 80 superficial ics,, ani weigh
ing tuns. The largest plate IN toe EHhi.
biiion !. IRON ,he.o works, eontninin: los
square f,,i. beng - feet les. than the ahaSe-
The rrOccss o. heating aud rollin: ,his giant
plate has been successfully e1ccaicl. Two
Of these p'aie, arc now rolled they ar TOR
accompanying .iuc 81 - iuch cylin!er
10 foot strasc. and upward. Of 3up-hnrs'
power. which b. heips Manufactured at the
Bdi,yr!y Iron Works, mar Al'rc;yn, ,-r Ihe
Clay Cros. Collisry ComIauy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bores.

oSiNe.
The Gloucester, Mass. Advertiser discoar-
&c On class Of people 10 be found in every
community. who are denomina,ei borss.
from the tact that they are continually Tor
cling their particular hobbies on 'hO.e with
whom they cOme IN contact. Says that pa
per:
No matter how busy person may be. or
what pressing duties claim their attention
u these lesehes can wsylay them. they will
not let sip the chance to besicce them with
tenaci,y which !. almost uncomfortable
ltwould be well Tor the-e person. to re-
collect, tha, however interesting their hob
bies may be to themselves. they are bore to
thOss who are compelled to listen TO them
% say nothing Of the loss Of time, and te'ri.
men, to business, one sudcrs, while listening
o. their harraneucs. We have been victims
TO such persons, and undoubtedly mary who
reruse thi. article, can call similar instances
90 mind. There Is q time and place for eve.
rythins. II th,ss people must have their
regular amount Of talk. le, them take an
opportunity when those with whom they
wish to eOuver,e are disensiccd and not
invade the counting room-,hs workshop,
or waylay people on the street. going about
their business, In iattle about something
which is Of in,srcs, to no one, save them.
selves.
Doubtless these people mean well enough,
and aie not conscious VI being such an IN
Fiction, as they really arr bat little r.
Fiction must convince them OF the truth Of
thee r,mlrks, and We hope they may prof,
by them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19

"lIoNE AGuN. II IouuusG INcipsNr
We leara iFaa The Mcnrhr, Bulletin.
tia; pa Tuesday evening. when the baul Of
the On Indiana were ssrcnadin: Col. lul.
yer auI lady. il happened that tho wife and
daughter OF distinguished Kentucky mem.
her Of our congress Mr. Dunlhyl were On a
risit % Mr, n Tas daughter i. the w,i, Of
apr1miugn, o.E,er Of a., sc'cl -rrny. and
one U! the m0,; beautiful aud o., up'isheI
woman Of ,ho South. She bad just arrived
from Niss''siTp', aud was on her way 20
her chi'dh0oi's home in Hsniueky. hayin,
accompanied her husband hitherto through
the var. On the occasion referred to. the
hand hr'' played .ome opera,ic piece. Then
there was a pIase-:hen the S'ar Spansled
Banner. When the first strain Of the grand
old American Marselllc. filled the air. the
rebel Other'- wife Involuntary claspei
her hands together. and burst Into tears.
exclaimius "Oh, that dear. dear old tune !,
i have not heard d, for - long time. feel
like a wandcrrr cJmc hons again" The
Sarc, on ,hos, present may be imagined.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19
A Canadian Remedy

For Coa,rsncss. IrrsgTiduiy and Dstihiy Of
he Dig,,iirs Organs. Inducing Hsada,h,,
LaSnipds. NrrogHcu, Gnsrd! Pr0Hrd-
hoH ofhs MIND and Body. PGraiyui, So.
A MOMENTS reflection oogh, 10 cos,incs q
IL .-n.ibl, ,nsn u the folly and dagger % con'
stsnily dosing with ciihsTtic medirin's. Ihe
practice !. p.tn,e ious All .s,crisl. AHTSTsTErCr
81 kriy YEARS has taught M that the constantly
iBera.,ag evil. II ind,gesliun ace isarfull, sggn'
waited by the too he. u.e Il Csthanics. The
American people are h,t becoming niliou Il
d,.p~piic. Nv their artificial mode. II lie. Dus.
ie Csthau,c. iacf,a.- the irtit-b,lity. aud poe.
irsle the strength of toe digestive orgaa..
The pill. NV offered are especially de.ign'd
To asy tn. irrItability, anil az the sane tie -
insigorae aud strengthen Nil the iuaslioas y de-.
gssiion. While they are gsnily laxative. Thg
arr snoiyne, tonic and laxative. They are -
mild anI insigoraiing that ose - not Temin,isd "
any di.agfecible effect. that b. la, taken me'.i'
cine.
lu.in.,s men. Students. Professional men, fs.
males. aud all Persons leading a conhntd " 80
dcHsry LIE. should ny thea.
The under,igBsd Physicians, cLeer'ully osriil,
20 ih. high professional standing II W colby q
si,n-tssd, one oi the ohiesI ani best phy.ici'ns,
aad 10 the esrrllsat guai,~. II biz "Aaii-'o'ii'e
ani Tonic Ttlls, Nhith We nave bs'H W wv
practice snd highly approve
J. u. Uib-on. VI u. Durham, 4 L..
CT. COTTON. u, Co~an.Sil-.
CHARLES BROWN, VI -,
s.s. FOSTER. " ID, Rome.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, VI ID, Barbston.
n. JENks, VI u,
q. ". COwLES. " ID. sun.tsad.
JOHN MElG>, VI u,
JOSEPH BRE,DON, VI n, Surgeon 4. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON, VI ID. Coaiicnok.
LEMUEl. RICHMOND, VI u. Dcb, liue.
VI. q. GllNEs, VI ~, Compton. 4. T..
a. u. sOMERS. " II, Magog, 4. l..
J. RUTHERFORD ID, Newport. w.
Prepared by DIR. VI q. COLBY. stsn.iei /,
&. T., .nd Dr'hS Line, NsTmpnI.
Sold b., Dr.. Rust, 20. Paris; Rate. 4 Go, Pa
RE; 4. -. No,es, Norway; %. Porter, &.
Gerry. ID. W. Sobl" snd John u. Rand. Water
Iotd; Mr. Young. West Paris; 4. 4. knisht,
IlFx .atf. Pond. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19

oae % salts rhyme, on Bs,tssorth, il.
saId n have been suggested by this circum.
stance. Ap1r,er brought a burden TO the
Dam, house while h, Nrs busy with the
poem. and laborin: Ia hnd rhyme for this
ube,IunIn name. the more anIiog.ly that
Bstt,worih excited in th, iisA Of 10. beng
impossible. The pOr,er's demand S-ins con.
silsred a, sx1r5itIni. he Sip j b.. forehead.
saying With the humoF oi low lrishman.
"Oh your reverence, my sseat'' worth half
erosu." The Dean Instantly caught at
the words, " Az. that j. I,-,here's half
crown Tor you"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19

THE OH Mas AHslp Living not a
thousand mile, from here. are an old man
and son. both OF whom are little gwen Z,
soups" very unusual thin; ia the Vi
entity. By tie ~ay. y short time since II
happened they became very happy" to.
geihsr. and alter a s-ason OF "eppymen,. -
something occurred 70 rutile tie even currcn,
Of there minds-in other words, they go,
mad at each other. Batter word. passed
between them. tall enally the con enrassd,
exclaimed
Father. 70. are miserable OF COO, ;
Eye a. dad 4 w0aEn'i % t'yr fnn'ral. "
Snow, see ere. Ward" replied the old
man. "You .hoaldn's feel 80 tore me. !
don't feel % iorIs you. Now. IL you .h'd
die. Ia tend your iuner.l-i,s pleasure"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19

\ CLrrEs Guar. \ gentleman from the
country, s'orp.os a, orc OF TIE botsl' ia C'n'
einnati. entered into conycr.ati,n With one
Of tie sOartyrs. asking questions abou, the
fair. c:c. After lew minaic.' CONVEX.
saiion. the bOaId,r drew hi. cigar case,
sayins "wiil you tale a cigar. ,ir 80
"Wsll, | don't mind II | d.. " vas the re
ply.
Tue cigar MS rt..'i TO bun also the
one which cur boaricr s,s smoking. Tor m,
rurPase o. givi rh mal,.h'. u, c,rclully
ylacci thee cigar ht.i HANDED ham IN he. peek
ct. ALL took he kn,f, and cut of ihat end
Of N, li.htsl one which bad been In N,
mouth OF h. friend and commenccI mo.
king, saying
"Ii amt often a nan from the country
runs aiou! OF as clever fellow in the city a,
You are"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19

WYE, the sul,.cril-t.. having been appointed
w Nv the Hon l. W Woodbuy, Judge O
Probate ior the County orOSfo'd. To- receive and
eNamin. the claim. of the creditors IL The estate
e Aun,n u Maxwell. late Of Lincoln Plantation
IN .aid coIn,y, d.c-s-st, represented ,n.ui'-ni,
heI,b, give notice that six month. are allowed "a
sail creditor. To lsing IN add prove their claim.
aud that Ne shall attend to that service At the
Office OF : Gibson Esq. 10 Bsth.l, in aid Coan.
~. on the 23d day of August, a ID. 1862. and 23j
dsy Oh ,bos'y, A ID lso3, =, ten of the clock "a
the forenoon IL zach da,s meeting.
Bethel. Jul, %, is6..
sYnG Gs'' ToR;urLL. Cons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19
Valuable Farm for Sale

II Norway. hing on The stage road lcsdi"g from
Wsirti"ri =" N,fs,, vili'gv and south raTI.
Depot. containing go scrr,, Vel dN'd"'i into
ulLg-, miWins ind ps,tung~. Nice vel aud
funn,ng Nst,r that can IL sbsil, I-ksa 'nIo the
h,rn ,sul. \ n,c- ,ouos orchard. sai p.niy oi
su,,i snd t,ml-t; sl.i Zoe 1h,nc~ nT m"ck
near the iarn. sad farm cot. from - a. ~ ton.
u hs, 40 can -a.il, H. made ~ cot 80. The
ia,lIins. ATE new snd g,.oi; sch"ol hose al.
j,a- the premises, snd churches are within :
snd mic. ol the SAM; also tso saw, sh'n.ls.
anl CLl bad m,ll. The farm !. pleasantly at.
uatrd sai NIL calculated Go bret cl,.. farm. ~
tao small np-.. III, a~nsT. l-ins uu, Of hsai,h
NIL sell, &c eNch.nsr lnf ,millrr obe. and give
Z, gp.si h,rgs,a. Thu. farm ~ ~ .nii az rn,erT,i..
iUs usn, sni ,,rh beet rate I,ay Zoe b.. Lio'.
Fuf lufihrr p,rlicalsr. AMI plan Il IN. rT-m,.--
cell 90 DANIEL COFFIN, az the lara. or WN.
O.. GOoDNow Ag,ut, Norway Village.
Apnl !. 1867. lot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19
Waterford Water Cure

MAINE HIDHOPAIHlC INSTITUTE.
TiilS hysirnie e',ahli.hmeu, !. heated among
i the ghl,nds ct Oxford Couniy. ant &c ht.
snd MAINTAIN sseners IT. :. u,tisn transcend. that
"i snS olhrr Wst-r tuT- ~ Nes Eagisad, aud
the charges one third 10 une.half les. lava
lei. sho come und't my care aud treatment, w,il
Ice H'st With sympathy All h"p-, asd may ,l-I,cnd
ut,n ny direct services at all huH..
frlcnls II pat'eats, or Others, sho desire the
hygiene Ic.orr,es OF the establishment will he
accommodated wi'h beard as heretofore, when the
house !, not rrplerr With patoais. In,alid. who
~i.h a prescription &c hom- tr-stnent, ly -.nding
a litter directed 20 the Subscriber. with state.
oi their disease and symptoms. aud enclosing two
dollars viii h. .at,ilcJ To two letters of advice.
ssnt at diirten tunes.
WILLIAM 4. sIIhTrucK, VI. u,
Walerird. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19

A captain, one Of the school, being a, a
ball. Lad bosn accepted by u beautiful part.
ner, lady Of rank. who. in the mos, delicate
manner possible. limited 10 him the prOpriety
OF putting on pair Of gloves. "Oh," was
the ,lesanG reply. "ne,sr mind me, ma'am;
shall wash my bands when I've done
dancing"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19
OsnORN TRASH la,, Of lIrhton,

T IST OF LETTERS remaining IN the Post
/ Ofhce at south Paris. August 30. 1852.
L.TAllen, 3; Nehemiah Book; Darius barnes.
NJ. Abn.r u ChamteIhin; Miss Eliza q Chaa.
dl,r; Jane. Duaham; Mi.s Eiral-,h Francis; ;
Mr.. Jane Gl;nes; Charles u Haskell; Mrs Mary
Libby; Alfred PROCTOR Mrs ID Rawsoai
David siiles; Mrs ID y Small; Mrs VI Annie
Saunders; Nehemiah ID. ThufI~; Frank u
r. STONE. Pm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19

live lack the .lsaeity to Discriminate
nicely between our aequain,anecs and our
frienis, misfortune will DO 10 for W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19
NOTICE OF roRrCIosuRE. Notice

NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. Motto, il.
~ hereby given that EliphsLt Butbsnk, q
N-wr,, 10 the County IL O,iorI, and State al
Maia~. h, hi. d-el Of morgngr dated April III.
AID. 1877, aud rrcore,l With the Osford Registry
Of DEEDS, bOok los, page 39i. 33j ani 100. con.
,e,rd Ia one Barker l.. Burlsok. OF Ncsy, IN the
Conaly of O,ioti and State of Msine, certain
tract OF parcel of land situated IN the town. Of
Nesn and Bethel. 10 the Couniy Of Ox6fd sni
State 81 Msiae, bei.g o"e undivided hall OF the
farm known ~ the Amo. It'll farm. and icing the
zane premise. conveyed by the ssid Barker l..
Bwlank 10 the said Eliphalet burbank b, his deed
81 even date With said mortgage deed; and ~htw.
az. the ssid Bsrker L.. Ba'bink, by his assign.
msni. duly executed. transferred and .s,'o,.r the
said deed oi mortgage, on the 22'i day al Jannsr,.
AID. 1852. 10 me the uniersis ,ed, and the eond'.
tinn. 81 ,gid mortgage decd hasms heen broken,
and that by r,a,pn whereof the uuder.ignrd. ne.
..n,e 81 ,sii deed oi mortgage, claim iofrclo-
sure of the same, pursuant to statute IN such case
made AID provided.
Dated thi. ID day of september. a. ID. ls62.
SAMUEL ID. fiilLBRLOk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19
u.Nsoy IIpRY. late az Porter,

THE subscriber herrby give. public notice that
he n. been Dial, appoia,ed by the honorable
Judge Of Probate Coz the C,oniy Of Oxford, aud
a. ,umed the trust Of administrator Of the estate Of
CHARLES w MEsERvE Late Of Waterford
In said County, deceased bV giving bond a' the
Law .lireis. lie therefore requests all per'oas
~ho are Indebted 10 the estate Of said deceased TO
make Immediate payment; and those who have
any demands thereon % exhibit the same 10
Aug. 10. 1861. WILLIAM & MEsEh'E
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19

The .ol.eriber hereby give. public lnaaioe that
he h.. zen duly sppoin,rd by the iiono,ab''
,dge PROBATE lor the Count, ofOxictd. aud Ne.
ume,i the uu.t of Executor u the last will and
testament u
HANSON LIBBY. late of Porter.
In .sii Coun,y. deccs.e.l. 10y gi'ias boni az the
law directs. ~, therefore requests all person.
Who are in siaed 10 the estate 81 ss'd decreased, To
make immediate payIseat; and those who have
any demands thereon, to exhibit the sane Ia
Aug. Is, 1862. HENRY ~. LIBBY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19

THE.ub'eriberh.reby give. public notice that
i he ha. been duly appointed by the hooorsb'c
Judge ofProbate Tor the Coaaty Of Oxford, and
assumed the trust of administrator Of the estate OF
PETER HOLDEN hie Of Sweden,
IN said County, deceased. by giving bond ~ the
Law directs. lie therefore requests a'iper'on.
who are indebted tothc estate oissid deceased
tn make Immediate yment snd those whot've
any demsads thereon TO exhib,t TIE sa,i.,
June ~. 1862. BENJAMIN u. HOLDEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19
American Guano.

rINiIE undersigned hs. nov in store, aud offer.
ioI .sl-, the sbne snicie, TO dealer. and
Lnn,r,, IN any desired qdsnliiy.
The term American GusDo,' !. the title or
Trademark BY which !. designated the fertilizer
ih'i the company ). imroning irom u. Islands.
These Island. are snnird IN the Pacific Ocean,
near he equator. The, were Grm,ll, nk-n Io.-
session 81 10 the name IL the Uat-i state. gov
.fnm.ni. for account 81 III. American Gusno Co..
l., the commander of the u. y. ship ~. May,
10 the y-sr 1911.
The scientific testimony respecting the value 81
this Gusnp a. u permanent fertilizer !. most h,t.
iering, char and decisive; and the favor which q
has met with at the hand, 81 farmers whose opin.
ion. Of II. merits arc founded upon careful eSp'r-
ipeni., viii commend IL to all Who desire TO OBJ
t,in a reliable and economical manure.
The ieniiiins p'operiie. Of this Gusno are
insiniy pho.phsis., MT ammonia, aud therefore
corn or other seed. will not be 'njureG by oomins
IN contact With u.
The prce at which IL 10 offered !, so ios the
single ton, with liberal discount. according TO
graduated scale ii prices. fpr large quantities.
". u. IiAZiETINE,
W. - Foaus WAl,f. Bo,,os,
Agent Coz the sale of the American Co. Guano.
April ~. 1862.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-19
Nj \ n II % Old,

now LOST now RESTORED'
just pplili.hei ,ns 'ealrd envelope. price cents.
LECTURE 80 the nature, trii'nen, and
~ radical cuw 81 Spefn,iouhu' or s,m,n,i
WcAkne,s. InVohniay Emissions, sexual D-b'l.
,l,, ani iprrdm~nis To 'nsffiisc grn-rnlN. NeT-
,oi.oc.,. C"n.ompl'oa. fpi.p.. sni Tits; M'n
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