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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....D Daily Report,

OFFICE OF THE DEN. / NRws,l
Friday Eve, May ls. !
There is no change in the ma,ke; to day except
snas wheat is little sitter, and some buyers
complain that it il too high even for milling and
the margin is too small even for shipping.
FLOUR S4.3o@4.60. Shipments 1s0 bbls.
WHEAr--Firm at sS@7oc. Receipts 2,5os bu
Shipments 1850 bu.
bARLsY.-Quiet. We quote at 30@45c. Re.
ceipts 73l bu. Shipments coo bu.
CoRx-Dull at $50. Receipts 465 bu. Ship
ments 200 bu.
OATS -We quote at 25,. Receipts GIL bu.
Shipments 135 bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17

ADVERTISERS AoENcY.-It has come
to that pass that there are but few advertising
agencies In the United States worthy Of the
consideration Of the newspaper fraternity. In
the language Of tho boy who wrote to his
father from Indiana, We would say, some
mighty mean men 60 into the advertising
agency business. But there are very select
few that are sll that could be asked for, and
foremost among them we class S. H. Petten gill
d Co. of New York and Boston. They have
done business with us ever since we have been
ia busins So, and we never had An iota Of diff
ference with them. We caution our brethren
to be cautious how they employ other agents
in the above named cities.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17

Sts Louis Markets,
ST. LOUIS, May IA.
FLouR.-Dull at 81 5o@5 90.
WHEAT.-Market unchanged, 75a85o.
Corn. In fair demand at s4c.
BAKLEY.-70@S5
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17

NEW EENNSI ANA 11OUSEe
rORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Sons, Proprietors,
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Office for
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton, Lyons, De.
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aue21.1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17
Billiard TAo1o0
.AMES e. LANE,

in the Saloon. ihanknl for past patronage l
hope Tor o continuance Of simil ~ favors.
,ap1 JOHN COk1IS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17

GAY.-Charley Squires' floral hall
attracts immense crowds of admirers. Call
around and take q view Of this gorgeous in.
stitutiou.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17

"Friends Of my life my ardent spirit burns.
And oil the tribute Of my heart returns"
Tor THE MANY FAvORs PRESENTED TO
SCOTT HOUSE
BY it's numerous patrons. The UNDERSIGNED v;u
continue at his post proprietor Of the above Houss
and hopes to merit . continuance Of the patronaoe
Of the
IT, q ceItMg bite.
THE SCOTT HOUSE.
% ever, will offer to it, guests
Clean Rooms. Clean n ects,
A eoUNTlFul TABLE
and al the comforts Of Home, at the low price
Of
one D0l1ar per Day.
- Coed stsblins attached 70 the premises.
J. J, HUMPHREY, ,Ptspdstse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17

AbJUTANr TYNER Heard Faou.-
Yesterday evening Mr. Tyner heard from bis
son Noble. He wrote on the 9Th Of April,
two days after the battle, from near Corinth,
and on the h from Memphis. His notes were
very ehort. He tells his father that he was
we'll treated-yery we'll indeed. He was only
eighty woun led on the side Of the face. He
was expected to be cent further South. The
letters we're mailed at Chester, ILL.,, mething
more than q month after they we're written.
This will greatly relieve the minds Of his
relatives and friends here who, up to thi,
time, have been in . painful suspense about
his situation. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17
LATEST NEWS
BY THE MAILS.

From st. LOUIS.
Especial to the Chicago Times
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17

II looks bad enough to sec a man
staggering about the street bereft of his sense
and reason, by an over.charge Of intoxicating
terday. beastly drunk, cursing and reeliug
about town, makes us feel u ore keen'y the
degradation of the diunkard. The subject
looked as though che might have been good
time the ornament OF some happy household,
but alas. how fallen policeman led her of
to Jail, while her polluted lirs showerel forth
curses too horrible to mention. Such is the
reeult of evil associations.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-17
JOHN BOOTH,
PEN UP YOUR HOGS (!

w A K Il A N 7 E d.
ap2l-tf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

VIVA, nan or bcas, does not enjoy a. Nv.
err wild animal. IRON the lordly lion 10 the
ipsisniaean, mouse. be.,ov. careful pains
upon lie resting place. The universal IN
.une, which prompts ih, ease. indicates
that i,is matter Of no small Importance
in the physical economy. AbOa, one third
IT an animals whole life ). paced in resting.
and nature in,epdsd that durins this time
1t. eOudi,Ioa should bs mos, favorable ior
restoring AMI bo'dIns up the organization
In tho ere of d5me,ue animals. keri Tor
profit. thi. roin, !, worthy OF sree'aI a''en-
ton. Com'cr,atl, bedding Airvci'y h'or'
the increase Of IA, and muscle By helping
TO retain the animal heat, and a''c ~
adding 10 qpie, and comfort. In 'h'' nay
bundle ct ,rras uPnn the o"'''de may be
Cqp,alu, TO feed VI gram inside. h'r'S-
are u.ually veil care! Tor in ,h'. respect.
with ,,,ew TO sssp their muscle, IN god
order. a. every tyro must know ,ha,'lcrp'ng
uron a hard board will scarcely give rlianey
6, thr limb. Blt cool heiding .. li,'le lc.'
hsnsst TO cattle. lfn - doah,>l. eIreri.
rent Tor two wrvks with mitch cos'; give
them comfortable hitter the Err, week. and
allow them - I've uron the iruien c''und
the ,ec0ni, then note the difference recorded
IN the m,lk pail It will every great.
Straw ard refuse bay are Centrally usei.
AID are veil suited or bedding Cutting
into length, of,I inches. ha. some al'an,a
So. ,housh !, would hardly pay # required
20 - co, Nv hand. Where thee can not be
had eh-.rly. a. often the case in village.
N tIcell-n, .uh-utute may - found IN
l,aVe. They PCS one advantage over
straw. in making he very bet manure i'r
gardening. when mIed ~i,h animal eIcre
nenr Spent tan bark. well dried. j. an.
other good Substitute. al-o valuable a. a
mulch. \ LAYER II Try mues. az inche.
thick. serves god purpose Tor bedding
IIi.A most excellent ah.ofhcni. and will
remain IA a sooi condition Cor s'mc ,'me
without hem. changed. waen eel .aiura.
ted ia. il,I tie article Tor the garden or
tie ssii Win proper care 10 furnishing
abundant sedI,rg ioT stock. large aoc''
son 10 the manure heap WILL b. made.
.uGsi,ni OF ,,-,lf 10 ray or the trouble
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

SALT ~ TuE M,NuEI liar. One OF the
most economical articles about yards and
stable. .. ALT Its Just A. good 10 iced to
tie manure h-sr NJ. To pig and cattle u
!. bit applied IN weak solution in water
with common watering pot Whether
.al, doc. or doe. no, supply direct plant
food. II at least prrven,s the c.SapN OF am
MONA. ,he mos, valuable PAR, Of the ma
nvre heap. TIL. -. i' Away. leaving an'.
ma manure. unle-. there .. r'eu,y OF mo''-
,urc present., or some aE~ni 'o absorb u.
Salt do. thi. wiihou, ars-s,inc tho iecom.
r,.iti1n Of the ma.. 50 shore iarncr.
make large uss Of .ca.wecd, without Tally
understanding the philosophy OF It. action.
lt.cariei into the s,ycs and barnyaris
several time. IN the course 81 ,he year. and
intimately mixed nv mean. Of the plos With
,hI dropping. OF cattle. Thus all tho best
r.rt. Il tho manure are .ivci Nv tho salt.
and large addition - made t. ito bulk by
the Vegetable matter 81 the sawed. These
wc,l. -a,h .rcd from the shore Arr god ma
nure hy thrm.rlys, bu, thew are .,ill more
,aluahl, when dscoupa.si AMI saturated
With manure dripping. a',hey ra'' through
the .,y AMI yard on iho'r way 10 'he rIo"-
ci 6,li Or meadow.
fA...t., 4 .rt.ulfurt.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

Errrcr or EAIrm on CoKS Stalks. 10
an article on the uss OF corn stalks for Tod.
der. the New England Farmer speaks as iol
lows. Of tho irjary caused nv the ordinary
mode Of curing;
Z" Nothing seems 10 extract tho valuable
quali,is. OF plants from them 80 rapidly. a'
eon,ae, with the ground after they have
zen cut. What the precise process ''' We
are M, able to say. ba, long observation has
convinced Us that such !. the fact. Corn,
or other plants, Gu, and laid upon the stone
wall, or uron rails. where IL 70 kept entire
IN fron the ground. will retain q lively
green color. and IL. natural fragrance Tor
week. longer than tina, laying on the sroupl.
Thi. fac, !, probably noticed every year by
hay.maker IL csnnoi, ~e think, be on.
,ircly o~iug 10 the ire- circulation Of air
about the pants ,ha, are elevated. az they
arc a. often vet with shower. or dews ne
those IN the ground. They undoubtedly
dry more readily, but ,ha, alone will not
accom-, for the striking difference ,ha, IL.
i.,, between them The soil e,ids1,ly has n
power o, securing to i,.olf whatever OF a
nutritious turc comes in con,ac, with a..
and Of holdin: /, In re.crve for tie growth
of fuiurr plants Chemical changes. also.
are undoubtedly going on more rapidly In
the mos, plants near the ground. than IN
,l.o.. more elevated and dry. Tho sr'' de-
lee, therefore. IN securing corn fodder. !. IN
tho .lo,enly aud vas,eiul name: in which
i, /, done"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
AYERS
.CATIIARTIC Pills

rossr.s - many advantages over The other pur'
rniiy-, IN the market. AMI their superior Nirfus'
arr - universally known. that wr need not 10
more ihsn to ASSURE the public their quality .
maintained equal 10 the lest u ever has t"cn.
and thai ;hyy NAV H. drIsnds ou Ia do AL
,hn, thew have ever done
Prepared rs J &. AVER. ". ID, & Co,
Lowell Mas AMI s1i hy
u. .. Rate. 4 60, Pan.. d.. ". \. Ru''.
south Paris. " - Chs.~ & 70. DNhrI. \
lisno~.. Csaton; w. ". rafk. M-Sico; q. 4
-. ~. Mason. Hsthsl; -. ". Nobr. ~uIih
Waterford: T. NisD,i 4 CO.. lirr Ahsid and by
gsnl. ~ .S-fy ,ilL,gr ~ the Waited >nt~s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
rOne.a wwk

pr,D ANiS,t M,NuEt. According 70 the
c1!sriu 80 %! Payen AMI B,u..in.ault
three paguls % muscular ae.h ear,a,n The
Am. amount Of nitrogen as hundred
pound, 81 farm yard manure soluble
blood anI s,.t-l cd. BAT the ,Ims value.
Two pound. Of coW'- hair, two pounds OF
wooden r..-, I~o pound. ofieather., AID two
o'hJ'n r,'p,n;' wer, cieh equal 10 hun
drei pounds ofisrm yirl dam. They sre
among tie IN - -aluah.c substance. u.,d
fJr manure accoriIns q these experiment.
u q halt e,rd OF farm yard manure. weigh
Ing a. ,ut = ton. :. worth dollar. then
hair. vol. feathers. &c. would he worth
ahop, too cent. and a half a pound. and the
a.h about cent aud bait az the sane
rate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
STATE OF MAINE.
sseo,p cortterros pr,rrter.

S'coSp CoLttottoS Di'rEtcr.
AssT,soH's OrFicr. F"minFton. Me.
N.'eall~f ~. 1852
IN pur.uancr 81 the pr,V,.'on, ot the Act %
i Coost,.. ,utiisi &" ~ Ac, 60 p,uI lie ,ai.f-
~ f.s.aa- q, .ugp-,n The Epv-InB,aI and Go grsy
,ais,-,i uu The Ja',l,r dbl" approved b, ihc
f,~, 'ifnt II ih- D,,ird >tslr,, Jal, 1t, \. ID.
lsCs; ! h-'sb, gave puii,c n'I,cr To al p~r.on.
ani panic. ,pt-r .iri. that The li.'. NAluntHia.
ao,i rnunsr,t,on. { k'ab, IN. Assistant A..-,.of.
~ithia the C..snN ~ ONf,,d. Will L. deI-,-,led st
the ot.ics ~ the Ci,rk %, Courts an Fars, IN .,,d
COVot, If oNi,rd. on the 81 day "f N.'rmt-f.
4. ~. is62. ant ,a,d h.t., 'sht,Iion. ard ,nu.
mef,iion. viii rrma,a oucn e. The in,p.ci,or and
examination It ell p-T,,n. c,ao-fn-,l ihrtein io'
thu 'p,c- 81 fifteen di,, ifum Ini after .aid %
ia, e Novrulrt 4 ID. i.62. All iurhrr NJ
tee !. hs!vi', s,SsR that The i7th day ~ de-
c.ini-T. u ls6 at the oti5r oi The Clrfk Il ihr
tOuiis AZ Pa'i'. alsIe.a,d, the un i-f'ignsd Nth
r,osN, snd determine sRy anil al sppes. which
tniy ~ msdr fsaiN- "a any erroneous. or -xcr.-
iSs ,alu,i,oa. male b. the A..,.iani Assessor. 81
the ,~'efal ASSIGNMENT di.u,et. "a sad Coa.,y u
ONlosd.
Al appeals TO the Assessor are fetair-d iY H.
IN Sr'ung. snd sp-cif. the plrtieut.s cause. mat
isT sc hing, T-'T-ctin. wh.'h a decision !.
y e.ted. aad ma.t si.n stale the sroand pf,nci-
Ne Homeopathy complained IT.
HANNIBAL BELCHER, Assessor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

TrRNiPs uA Milcn Cows Milo Smith
Of Northampton. ina communication To the
Homestead. ma = the iollovius stat msnt I.
- We tried one Of our bit eaw. in milk
recently. that a." ted hall a bu.hel Of
turn,ps day IN aIiiuon 20 her Other feed.
sy weighing her m,Is careiuliy iur On- week.
We then let od fcsd,p. the taruIp.. while
her other feed va. precisely the same. She
dropped of On her milk from ,so - three
quarts Per day, and on returning ;he icei
OF turnips. .he came hack within three days
10 bsr foil a1s Of milk. Thu difference in
'he quantity OF milk. a. We sell our, makes
the 'urniP- worth from IS to Is cent. per
bushsl. and think they can BE- raised Tor
muSh less than that, "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
New York and Portland
WEEKLY LINE

'rlIE 6f1 rL.. .i.am.h,p, CHESAPEAKE.
l capt. Sidr~, Cfowsll, aRi rAItr>'o.
Zap, l.. " Ln,h-ii. silI hereafter inru a sem.
W..Al, line ,~ts~~n The rrrt, OF New i"Ik aad
roul.sd. lrs'rg each port every wrdn.'d',
and >aluri,, ~ j T., N.
rs..a., : ) o.. iacloi,ag az, snd state '"om..
The Er-si d,.ptah Ei'ra Co hr'rht l., tn. hH~.
MAKE. u ias up..i dr.,r,bl. hsi.h t comuiua,c-.
i,Da b-iSs~n Nr~ lofk sed th. I..i. No com.
mi..,oa charged at the roi Sc ip'SstdlHg
psa,ss- - N.s to'k t-t~scb connecting
linz. D., 'outrrri az loSr.t rsl-',
Mae .t-an-f that lssyr. Ne. lnk W.in-..
d.,.. sai rou sod Saturday, hs, d'..uutiupsJ
be- rup. fu' The pt,.cni, tho. leaving bot one
,i~aiu,f ou ih- lins
Appl, 10 ,nI al 'fss.,
EMERY \ FOX. rottlsnd.
~. II. CROMWELL. & Co. Nv yoik
roftlani. J.uuaN ~. lSbn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

wnEN TO ctr WOOD AND TIMER. "Ths
durability of WOOD. all admit. is more or
lr.. Influenced by the iin.s OF cutting. bu,
oil are NJ, 80 we'll agreed when !. the be.,
time Every farmer mus have observed
that rail. IN soms instances remain entirely
sound f.r many years, and tha, there seems
but LITTLE difference ia the durability Of the
sap and the hear, wood. All becomes hard.
The bark IN time comes or but show. no
decay or worm holes. In other instances
the zap wood soon become. rotten and
ab,unds ia worms. and the whole Of the
rail soon peri.he.. - OF shinsle. In
-oms lpi. the sap will last we'll in 9th.
ers the tr-i shower will chow u difference
81 appearaner The time TO cut timb.r l.
ia jane and when fellsd u should hs left
with ths branches ard leaves untouched for
some time. The ~i,herin. leaves and t~Is-
will draw the zap out OF the wood. and
thus the timber will BE- ripepsi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
Importing Houses,
NANEER yeTIeys.

IL q,nlilis.,hy the dozen OF ''nsl" o"e.
Watch Gh..~. s,l m,is'isl. fot WsiehmsIer
wili be fumi.hed cheaper hs"ihr, c'"hs ho"sh'
IN Pou.pd. H. .hat. people had bitter call %"
hia ,ai save noar,.
C,sDihins sl,r.a,si TO be ~hn, it - .old Tor.
IT,. mo,to i.." Iisac.,y :. the bsst pal'cy,' aHd
The most .utc u succeed. N, sn'k 'a,tu'i'd
90 him will b~ inn- sscooliss t. eoaifsci. and
warranted gpoi
IL -pali lkrio go -, ~aiehss that hs'.
hs,a .pni. hy inexperienced wotkmca. sno II
h. doa'i make thea, p-rfprm veil there wilib' No
chstsr. The SANE 9TH clusks.
Plaza ~sich m,'rm~pis vii 10 fall lewsll'd
sheate1.ir-d. ,ai good qu'rirr 90 yea" waichss
~ui b. altered 10 LsVrT E.-sPs'nsnis sta TAR
pticc Chu,son~trt hahncr' in.sfisd,a raichss
hat have PLAIN h,l'nes.. and hnslly ,n,ihing
that Il. 'rlpifrd TO H. dna- 10 -aich ~ clock
will be inas AZ ~. shop,an WARRANTED % b" don.
~ q watknhnilr m,nnrf.
wo'k solicited from other wp,chmaIefs. ~hieh
will b. done at TAR d,'couat.
Jowciry Repaired.
a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
NJ 4 y 10 Old,

now LOST now RESTORED
Js.t puhl.b.i ga .ssl.d sa'sL,p,. p''c. q erat'.
4 LECTURE go the niiau.. rtrlimsni sod
y pd,oil suu Il >T~'mi,ouhri ~ ~"m'ns,
Ws.Ins... ia'ahin's'y Erni..rpa., -sSasi Dsh'l
~. anil imp.d H-st. o. rnsu,.E~ g~o~r,ll'. NJ.
,oas",s., Consumption. Ipisp., sHi fd.; Msn
~ aad rh,.,cai lecspac,t,. '--uii,sg ffor. 'sll
sha.-. 81. u, EoHI. J. tlLNERwE VI.
l.. AaihaT oithe '.t--s b"sk. a..
The ~nfh.rssn- nsi apthaf. - this admirable
Lecture ,.sfl, p'u's. bon be osa sNp''''oes
that the s~lal '"n.'g"~us"' 81 '".i.slsi'c IAa, -
r0rcia.ll, removed suhuW medicine. sol -ithuut
dsgcfoa. .ugical SEPARATIONS, loug's', ,n',s.
nisais. Iiag. c.fda %, Io'n'irg zoe ssnsi~ OF
cur at ouss rsttsa and ,d'cipsl. b, ~h'eh ever,
.ut,tsr ne u,,iisf ~hst he cuai,t'Oa NAV u, ma'
tm- h,m.sli rh~.pls, p'i'sisl' sol rld'.silJ.
Th. ~ctufr all prove bopa g. th,H'ssd' nPon
Ihoo.Inis.
~.p, aa.isr .sal 90 plaza sn'shi-, 90 the -.
osipt II 80 cvul,. 90 tao posiSg' .tsmp', b, adj
dfr,.,ns Df. JiINS J 4. MILNE.
~; lo~rD. Ns~ iu,A. T.. %. Hos. I;so.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
a Farm of so Acres.

NOR sale in Norway, hing on the stage road
leadiag frou.suuih pa'i. TO Waterford. 10
Jog mil-. west of Norway Nilligc, and ! sssi Of
wsie,fo,d Flat. SAID f'un 70 plea'aniiy situated
and we'll ws,.reJ. and contains hne BRICK ysrt,
AID there !. a ready make, 6f all ihsbr,ek made
ON the same. The bsiIdiRss are new and al ~lll
b. ,.h ,r,y cheap Tor cash. laquir Of NJ. =.
COLLINS on III. premises, or WI. l.. GOOD
NOW, Norway Village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

AltAe art. and sciences pertaining to h''' ATE
slo,sl, TAXED Together. and are 'a,'m's eo""ee''
Ell With AgricsIsife -N"sis"is'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

-YBv The nee II these Pin. the p~riod,e a,
task. 1T Nstyoa. ot s,cs Headache nav h. pc.
v,p,si. snJ ifnksp atih- commencement ol an
attack Immediate relief lrom piia and 'iekn...
will - obaru.d.
The, .~tion al 10 t,mp,. the Nss',a a-d
H,tsssA, O. sh,ch Enal~. are .uhlsct.
Tb.y act gra,ly ppon the bo--l'-rsmo'isg
Chsirssss
fuf ltrrar, men, .ipileui'. delicate iemalc'.
sai nil T.f.oa. ~ ''f'-is'y lsb'f', they are val
uabLr a. q hNpi,Vc Improving IN. spp,iiis g''ing
,n,~ and 'isuS n the digestive ofgsn.. aud 80.
.lo'ies their natural elasticity and strength 10 ihs
~hols .N.trm.
The Csphahe Pill. ifr the f-.uh oil sr ia',,-
's,,oa sol c,f-ini, coniscisi p-r im-ni'. hsV.
isg i-vn ~ many ,rlgs. daring ~h'ch tine
the, have prevented sol relieved q vast smoaat
Of rsia snd .sGrt,ns from Headache. ~hsiher
ofigiasIng IN the ustSvu. 'yslrm ora irusgrd
state II the stomach.
They ate satif-l, vegetable IN their eompo.i.
too. aad ma, L. pkcu at All time. With psfl,e I
safety. without making say chsng. - diet. anj
The sh-sn~- ~ any G,.igr--ubi- taste readers u
Easy o. ADMINISTER them a. chiiifrn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

ViRITTlrs on TuE QrINoT. There are
onley tao 'ar'eus. of the qaincs extensively
cultivated. the apple or orange ounce, AMI
the par SHAPED. The hr'' i, the mos, pop
ul,r a. It bar. abundant, far. orange
enIored fruit The second i .haPed like a
pear. and !. drier and frm,r than the
other |, doc. not become as tender when
cooked a. the other. bu: r'pen- iortnish,
later aud keeps longer into the winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
IcorI.HIour ,poVEIp.l
The Great Indian Remedy
P8M PEnIAT.BS.
Dr. Mat,ison's Indian Emmenagogue.


I. I. !. !. !. !. !. !
* usssss..tag ,,uu~. unkno~n 90 .ay
th,pg sl.- OF the l,ad. aud pTpv,ng
SFA .frctu, latter al other. hs,sfs,ls,.
ON d. d~sigari or hath -a''"d a.S
VIN nagi Iaa.s., and d. The '-f, hc-i
.TITN th,rg knpsa ST the parpo.~, .. II
~ "a uill bring oR the -,saiAy 1si.'D
'tesf-rJ ~ ease. Of ob.tusti"n.. after al
y-T other trps,i,-. 90 The KIDD have
II Va ~, b~rn uiei On vain
g az over 1000 bottles have nov
sNAl'lA hen .oli ~,th"ut = sngl- f.ilale
-ss--r-=..iS' ~h-n ,akru a, ii'rc,ci. ani 18th.
ou; he last iajof, o. h-aith ~ sny ca,e. EYii
!. pot rp IN ba,tl~. uf three d,hs,~ai .lrrus,h
With Ga direction, fof u,inE. and seat b, ESpf,...
ria..l, s~tt-,i o. al part. II the rnnnifY.
rRiCE>-ruIl 'ircnsth. 80; IIalf Iruslh.
Ga: Q,auef .r~nsih, - i"r h,ttlr.
r2~i,rmrni,-r' tn. medicine - d~.,gasd
-,pfr..iN 10 pasrIN,rI GI,Is, IN which al
o,het fsmejis, 81 the I,nl have hilcd io cu's:
sl.o that It :. warranted q. rcprr, n,sd ~ s,so
respect. or The pf,ce ~ill - frihndsd.
- iieWafr of imisi,on.' None warranted
uri~.. purchased iitrri, of ~. VI. 90 ~ hi.
RENEDINLi>STIru RI FOR Sp,,,al Dn".,,.
~. - E.p. Si.. PfsriisSs,, u. !.
Tbs. sBsr.Ihy ruhacsJ all ii.~ssr. 81 Pr.
,ais nature both of N-H and Women. ~ a f'gp
l,fl, rd,rsi-I ph,.c,,n 81 tsraty yesrs' prsc.
tee gi,tus b.. ,skals aiis4i,s- To- hen. COn,ul.
taiioa. D., letter 90 oih,rv 80. are 'i'isit cosh.
d,,iiI, .ad ne! ir,ns. Will b. '-nt ~ e,p'',.
.-cuir. ol.rT'ation.i 10 allpIrt' oiihc uni,ed
s,si-.. Ai.o. accommodation. foT L,uIIs from
abroad, wishing for secure aud private RETREAT,
ADD good car, .unti lTe.ior.d to hath.
Caution.
u Ia. ben estimated thi, over Tee H.-d''d
TAss'Hsi DsilIs' af~ pt,s 10 .winiling quscks
sasa.ll,, 10 Nss EBgland sl,n~. without apy bsr.
~ tn Iho.- shops, u. All ih, o''ar. lron' iiu.'.
iug s,iA5Hi is7si,y 30 be- srralkc destitute Of
hoaoT, character, .nd Lin. and sL".- osly re-
commend,iioa !. their own isl.e anil ssifa'sgsHi
ss.uo.., ~ pr,i.e 81 thrm.sl'e.. ". therefore.
YOU ~oun sr,id L,,zg hsSbuss'a. take 80 NAV.
void. ~ -aii,I SAaf he p''i'a.iosrsr,. Int MAKE
INQUIRY ;--,t will coo, ,ou nothing. and may
save YOU m'ny rrgrct'; Tor. "a. advertising ply.
s,cisn., ~ nine rI.e. osi oiien are bsgH,, thet,
!. no siisty ~ tru.i,ng aay Of thsa, unl... 700
kBo~ wa and eAat ihey aye.
RrDr. NJ. Will send EHrv. by enclosing nr~
sisiap ~. abose. Panphl.i 90 DISEASES or
WOMEN, and on Pnrais D,,,a.,s g~,~tally, CIV.
ing lali information, HaA "a, -of H-dgStf.f r,ir.
,se,s sHd f"i,assials. siihoai ~hieh oo HdS.rti..
ins phy.ic,an or raed,cine IT ih. k,ad !. de,rfy.
~. ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
q Order. hy mail pfo'np,l, attended to-
Wue ,oaf adde's. yiais!y. aad d,Ieet To Dir.
MATrlSON. a. above.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12
IAnerican AsrieSl,uri...

\ GrNu~r "L,pr" The following
,nc,dsn, "a. Observed on the cars bya Gen
tleuan while on Do. way ca', To P''i.hurc,
Ia. oar ..dy readers s,li not ned % have
tie moral appended. Ga one .eAi Vas a
r,ls .,Iiisr, wan and weak. returning, a. u
rr,,ri. from MI. services IN Arkan.A'. % D.
nur.sd Nv 10. mother. near pii'.burs. sho-e
ONLY IN h' Vas. ~ Wvllui,r mott ~ tho
passenger. CIT on, zoe Refreshments. Some
passengers cared fool along and aie i. N
The car. bot none offered any thing, u the
SOLDIER. Who. either too weak o. walk. %
not having uone, - .pirr -, 'ull, .iIeai
md alone \. tie train "a. Ahio' ''ar,in:,
iso middle aeeI ialis, came In, and oPenin :
a ha..cJ. hessu q eat b1untliul lunch
From their generation they APPEARED % -
from S~w England They Mere richly drr.--
"a. and ild.ins them O. % ari.,ocra,ic. tho
writer wa- not tNorably IMPRESSED With
them. After little while one Of them.
casting hrt eye Forward, .AW The soldier.
She.,uppeis,i,ns and Wh'.l~fins monsn,
& her c,mIlnion. Nho nodded ss'rn'. .h'
went f,rsard AMI converted pleasantly with
tie solder. arI returned for her basket.
from which she supplied him literally viii,
the -, i, contain c!. After eating all be
desired Gle wrapped ia a paper and gave
hlm enough O. last him bone. thcr eating
tie remnant. in the hi,k-i bcr-sii .he ..t
d,~n ~ h.. side and talked pleasantly with
him mo.; Of the Nay to Pi:,.burs. The
writer conceived there were few dry eye'
amon: ihoss who -aw what had pi..,i
Vas not that woman one II the true
Ari-ncricy Whether The needed food. or
shs KIND manner and conversation OF the
lads 80. most refreshing u the long time
homeless. patriot. or whether both were 10,
equally -, Nc leave the reader TO decide.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-12

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