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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

The Y r. Farmer saws We have
annually given some account ~ tn modes
OF making maple sugar for several wears
past. and have incurred considerable cx-
Pense ior engravings o. Illustrate thr FIX
tgres and manner 81 evaPoraiiug tle sap
An article in tie y H. Journal 81 Agri-
CULTURE. from the pen 81 Geo. ". Ham
mond. Of Gilsurn. IN that State. recalls the
subject. and promP's Us 20 A. attention o.
il Ar this early day 50 that our friend. may
bear il in mind and make preparations f,r
their work in scason.
Nothing that We cat Is more acceptable
% most persons than good sugar. Il is not
merely pleasant % the taste. bot Ne have
the gratiheAtioa q knowing that. While IL
pleases the taste. u affords actual nourish-
ment 70 the body. The present high price
Of sugar shoald stimulate the farmer o. pro-
duce all be can the coming spring. A. it
vii be required By our people. and vii
AFFORD him handsome profit. Mr. Han
mOad says.
When people once become familiar with
the use Of maple sugar for cooking and Ia
he u-e. for ;ca. ooEec. &c. they prefer j.
% ihe best refined white cane sugars.
We have been in the practice Of making
annually. IN our sugar establishment. from
- 70 500 pounds Of maple sugar: and
when We cogld obtain from two % four
cents per pound more than the cost of the
best loaf and granuiated sugars. ~ some
times sold ourselves 30 short a. - be obE--
ed o. buy for home use barrDl OF t-o ~
the best cranuiate,l sugar
Bot much depends upon The nnanncr in
vhich maple sugar j. made. A. We have
sold our sugar usually az the highest price
-orce a. high a. % cent. Pr pounI by
ihe thousand Pounls-perhap. thc read,r.
81 thc Journal might be- interested in a.
Account % our process &C manuf4cturc.
ist. Our buckets ani hoi,ie-~ s-e sH
thoroughly srallcd AMI r.ns,d p-ct.1r. Or
setting. Our Cooperating pans. ~ whirh
We use eielf. ar scrautI. washed ard
male perfectly clean before use. lyc tb.a
eudeavor o. gather ani cvara-sie tte can
as speedily az possible after BE- h,. le- RI.
trees. o. a consistency little th,rr.- fi,-
molasses
lf D. then strained anil SO asil, urtI To-
arc ready o. sugar it ~. when w. CON
mcnce this process. to syrup enoueh 90
rake 81 pounds ~ smear. vc AID one rir,
Of ak and one or TO eggs veil beaten
and msxed Together. Stir vel Together
and place Is over thc Gre. and uheu fhe
scuui rises sam t oil into vessel f1r o.
TURF use. After the SHINING q. f.roaeh.
remove thc syrup from the frc and strain
b through flannel. o. remove al iiftle csri..
Which 4 suffered 90 remain. roaId not anlt
inIure the quality. but BY sett.inr % tbe
bottom would ondanger burning. Nou 90
Wash orr cvaPorai.ng pan. rstarn che s,-.
%, and place t over brisk fre. and e,at-
crate a. qaickly A. possibls % the pr.r.r
cousistence. II it g. 60 BE- cateI. q mus,
r. harder than ior tab sugar. or o. ser IN
keeP saieraius and al other d-,g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

90, Of your SUGAR. Il yOu desire pure ma
DE taste. and a wholesome article.
When the season Is through. gather yOur
utensils. AM scaid and scrub every one
perfectly clean. 4 yoa wish to cOntinae ma
king good sugAr IN the fstare- in this or
der. the cooperating pans arr excepted.
which should b. rut away in = dry place
~isss the glazed costing on theEn. which Is
ne hes; protection from rust.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06
Lartrs sHr rHtteHrEp wtru
SPGiding's Throat Confeefions
CuttpEES cav FoE
SPGiding's Throat Conjeofions.

Thrv rrirrr couEh iu-taafls.
hsf clear 80 fhfoaf
Thes eve str~urfh 80 relsr,~ a. an ve.r.s
Ih~s irursrt a-i.-isa. 49, ts fh- hrrafhs
Thrs 80 ~ d.. huai io th~ tssts.
ThsR go u-stc of sirnpi- h-rts sal cann.t h~rr,
arr urcf
.is,-- .rsor- 49, has a C,.-rh sr q H..k,
Voc of "a taa brr-ih. 90 49, citirutr 81 49,
thrs.st fa 80 rarlagr n ~ thr..sf ccrf-rf.a
thrF 80 rris-re SOC .asfsnfIs. arl Sc -tiiarree
sffh 90 ihaf '. fart G. ta fhr rtEaf 80. ." W
sif tnt ttrsu e.riaI 40 t-s.ant 20 ~ ffss
siinr or affr.lfeg rr r-~f,.rs g. si .iias so..r
tnrEh rr a.atsas taar thfrsr. a. soc frs 90
rafA go 40 .air ,a satiag thaf SIS uiI rsrr
sfsr,safi e.s-l..-r fa-aa .t-f.-a.a'i~. ~ -fT
g. ih-H si ,ae nfursr.ts All D,alrFs ia Me-
c.ass-
PRICE. TWENTY five CENTS
n, -.r-stur- d. On o-ch psrksg-. A. ash-rs
arf r.ra-rf lrf-
pars.rs ~i'it~ ssu' hr snail prepaid. o. go
c-rTf IL th.rfs o~uis. Altfrss
HENRY q. >PALDINC.
a. LtgEgrH STREET.. NEW YORK.
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VI \ y IIO Cd

now LOST HON EENT0RFDs
- I-l,-.-a-i .aa .-a-l sasei.r~. rf,o, rs-t,.
4 LECTURE ar go rr..rs. rr-arr~-i s-f
" usllrs. rar- 81 ~lrrr.siarrh.ra .r $780,
" rsAnrss. love I-rfars Eaa.-.--a- --sasi n.l.s..
90. ant trafsrl -,rlfs ta rlsrrias~ rrfn.t N~r-
10000. taesr-.rr..l. tlf~p-s an. 80. Me-
rl ana iAls.rai l.rsIariff. rrsr'fl-r l-.rs ssI
abas-. a.. o. EoifT J CtLNTEWELI. n.
7. Aufhar .ltar Gree Eaak. a.
To- varIt-rtr. - e-t aufhar. ia a. atrfr.Il-
leciarr rirsr.f urares bees b. n-u esustr-ur~
t1ai ne a~faI ronr~ iarurr- af ssi-ai-s-r a.ss -
e l-tfat.f rral.Fr. .t.al r.st.s.--. ft..rf
ca crr.as sHfg goal oTcraf.aas. l-n.lrs. in.frs-
o. nts. rtn-s at sar'.la 20 rsiaflag a,.-'s I'd
rnrr af alsrr Crrls.. aa. rirr.Hs. Cd uh.rh rsrrt
-utrrrr NATTER To- Bat o .- r...tl..r mas D. 80.
Csfe hia-sl rhrap.t. rrir-fs's .uf rt...ra lis.
To ilfarr sli nrase e t-lsa tr th.l-aa.l. u,.a
thnssnrIa.
49, ua..ef srai in r'aia safsiaI~. oa th~ 70
cfi.f 81 sfa crals, 90 fsa l-.sfs.r sran.ls In e.
tr~s-lr- D.. fliA< e.. MINE
~ Haseil W. 80. q e. b.. 40
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Tho Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipicnt Con-
sumption, and FOR tho RELIEF
OF Consumptivc patients
a. advanced stages
OF tho disease.
IT'S haf '~rr a. .1rr 49, az g. r-.r---
sa.r srnun. t.af uc uref 90 o. na-e thrn
-.s.-. Co.. ru-l. f.at IT, 4la'.rr - trrt 10 -.l
g. .r-f ever ha-f--. r-1 ft.t r NAV e.
o. 20 en- t1 O. CD b. hst sfer Is-r
Prepared tr Us q e. Aver Al a..
L-noi..a. go Is.'.f.oll ,.l--,.,s
LaueI. NJ
So'i if rr 1-rs-i.fs es-f1-h--r.
=. Hatrs A Co.. Poe d.. " a Easf.
~s.a.H rar.s. "a gaa-- A c.. u.ssrLI. q
harsa-s. tar,aa. ii vi Pea. N-sf-s. e. A.
% o. Nss.. fi-fh+f. o. vs. N.he -..ra
"a strffafis afaa--I a 60. Ea-kh.ff. sa.i ts
asf.'f la vf~ft f..a. la f.r ailsi -tst-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

CIlTRIF - ~aIT <r.r,erN.,,, /,

SliEklf - Az. >rars 90 M4tsE bA-
- FnEr So. Take cn rNrrufron aaf 49, o.
49, af It.ir ancrHl. 49, isr. fA- - sl4s af
lrlaaars. : ID. iSsa. st 60 o'-l-ck fa the f,r--
noan. I'd ~ otiscr ~ Hs-flars ~ Wak~r ~
inrs'I. in M tafnff nr pserf 49, ~fare q
hasn~ ai thr rirhf fa ~-ruffs -hrrt nsa.eI 4
lrish 10 80 ~ an fh- iiih 49, 81 Jaif. q. ~
t>t2. af - o'rlTk OF fhc afrrfn1.ar. fu-lrr 80
nm ef aftsrtraFuf a ~ sau,e. che ofr-.as.
srIf -r rrur~ss fn thl- srflHa. fs rsf~rn 49, S.
hsstuE resCr.'r. zeal rrftr~ sfrusfsI fr ssif lie.
-. o. so pn--hiif rs r.u.nss, a-f u.l.ri-l e.
thr tosuestcat farm of ~ .atf Irish as. b., bee
ari une NarsaaH lrsl- 90 s--ruu.~.l aa.l ~
thrn rrreui.s F.urchr--d of trish nrrs-~r So
Ere ~ ssu-r prsrua-rs tssried fu salI trlsh a.
lTsi- ana nt taean rsnsssrt .s ria-tg.er ta sr 81
btrs-fr---iic rans~ssae~- i-lar dufsl Jua~ asa
i-et 80 en- 80. unorfgaE~ i~tag r~c.r 90 ~srh
Ont " esi~ru ntsfItrf Ergt-frs. hrik q. o. ss-
-. to ~hi-h fsr1 aa-i f--f thrrrls r.Errr.t 4.
'r..a ssid brs-s-r e. $50 Irtsh anl ls-,s.s 90
i-frrt O. ta sas1 Eesl-lrs rs-rrare 10 1tscn Co.,
uaorr mtnu'e ie-gFiri.as 81 property sfrerflsr o.
49, stsrrssIt he above .irsrf.lI r.rs... 80.
b-trs suigfrt Cd sad af.fraarl-t east sa- O. 80
Cure N p.s uleuf of eve u1t~s each Co. orr hua b.
re- Asilsrs--sp~ pasati- fr go var fr..-i tt.~.
on~ fu threc tsar- irom taf~, a. - f.ar s-ar.
tnu tatr in tse wan t..as -ale. sus as.r ra
- grsfs fro1u dafr-uhirt lslr- ere 49,. Jnr-
-1ths 10. 9Th sn.rrrsl auaaaIt CD each af 49,
arfs. ua shirh these I- rrs coz ft- suan e Ave
tua.rrt aaf t.urfrfa f....rs ar frs crafs
ELuFN BAEkEk. De..aft sad
I've irt 80. l-s2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

ocutarnirafiea y variousiy caascd - r-rrrg-i.i
tr-cuse. low isinc. disorlsrci dtrcstion from
anlca.ihy fcoi. inrzrc ar. flsh af.l tltay
hsi.,s. - tcrrcssin< vircs. ard. ai.ove a.. ~
~ rcnrrtal i1fccfsr1. Whsf~ver - - o<frin
Il . kcrr'ii;sry IN tn consuruton. de-csEriius
frun parCnts o. Gladden. into tlc th.rl AMI
i'esth -cncrafion 80 ildcc1. & scCrls O. % tie
~ - Him No ssvs. d" 7 wi'i visit 80 iniqui-
t. - r'e faihcrs upoa dscir ChLirva-' Tie
-i-eas,s "a -srh = oris-ir.irs tasc vzrilus u.rirs
a'foiil.- - ~ c-<-1s Is sffarks II tia
las. N'r-inla rsrialcs fui~rrlss an anaiiv
sumfrloa; ln a. giznsis. sssillrgs 49, \
surrarsie AL hecpf-s uiosrous sorc. IN to
s'ouarh an horcl.. frr.recrnerts ~hirh rro-
fnos lndirrstion. dysG~p%>. ard liver con
pants, on a. skin. srurt.rr AMI c1tanso1.
a.cciicns- Ihesr Al having ~ s.r,e ofi.-.-.
rrIulr- ~ $500 rcu1-iy. 20 s-rifrston srl
ius r-orafion a to bicol- F'srfv he hLa--f
Al thcsc dsrccruus dIstcnpcrs irarn Yea.
" ~ f1rhir. fra or coTrurtrti h'o-rf va rs-.
~ hser hssi-h ~ifh tAat IT. q 49, f-sl 81.
i.ca.thr. go cGlDos have ssauilios.s aisc1sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06
farmtrs' department.
-I.H "sFKrp rhxFLow"

Authe arts sn1 scteaccs pertsiaing o. la. arr
elosel, iuk-i togeth-r ard i-tnstels cossect-
~ ~,th Axrscuitsr~.--ASEIco
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

rF-H fh~ 800 -f fh~ss PIas fhe l--fs..l.~ a.
o. a. sf Nsrv.-r- rr "a tt-.f.-h~ -.sr t- er~-
rrr.-l. go - tstrn at ~ -r-unrru~~r a. 81 -
atfa~k sr--isst- rsissl fra.a r.ta aual sirL -.
49, o. aAralari
itss seil--a tsr ts FenBv- go N-.ssa 81
Hfstr. A. FL 800 kr.a.rs orc satrrri
iass act g-utis s.on thr hs-v.s-ssmoYta-
faffrrra~ss
- Hfrrary u-n. sfuseuts. ariirst- s-ulai-s.
aai a.i ffr-ars of f-ts-rsrF t.t.fs. th~s ars "
rst- 10 .ssat.rr. OIL .rsr.ag .ar slsri..r r,Firr
tHH- ari vir.r ts "a t.-rsI " arrars go re-
stef.r- t.-r ssfafa' elasticity 80 .uessih o. ~
49, ssstsus-
Ia t~Thshr Pc 80 ne rrsaii % s.ar irs-s-
''gsf.aa aa. caf-fas e.,iarisl - frrtl-sais tss-
,rs t-rn lH rsr rrrF Er.|s. trr.rE uhsra ila.r
tas' aass lfes.at- 49, isa~sr.l q v-.t au-.-.st
oi paln aal saf-lag tseas ti-a.t.che. -h-,hrr
'r'sinaiaug ia 10 erfsea. sysfs-n ofa trraar-.I
stafr a, flr sr0arsrh.
To- ars erf.rr.s rrrrfab1- ia der caaura.,.
tion. - aass D. tskrn sf aU tias-- -irh 49,
salri1 afl.aat r-sslng aaF raan1c ai afsf st.i
a. a'@far~ ai go -sslEIess..-r tssfr rrnl-fs ID
rasf fs a..eIa.slrf .ass. FL. rtl..rrn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

Two ~. FARMS in Na.-at. aai fhs-- "a
d oxtFd. o. a. sf rrrsf hsrratn-. ans farra
Ni.agc I=rtsr Hra-sr. t-.urr~ rf
VINE. GOBpNuM At
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

Iur peculiar tairf -
irf n-hh uesal
SCRorTfA larks -
t.s eonsi IfutHsrs q
uulfrinics 81 MA It
eithcr rruincrs ~ ie
Trziucs,l - en- 90
fss'.h 4. Nila-t! stafr
90 az Moi. uir r
thsf fu n terorlrs i--
cuur~tent O. sustain
iilc Rifai llrcs trr
Ni.-rruas nrfo-. an 4
i~svus 80 syatcm O.
fsfl into diarier All
decay Tie scr,fulous
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

n = - IT, - -af''a
Y. l~~n a0l.afufr. a., the Jog of rrsiasfr 90
an tassatR 81 pslrrl. toal-lisstrnrfs e. r~~~srr
aat eNaalnr ne clarars of thr rrs..rrr. 81 g.
" hs-crre. h,fe cd v at~ftsrt ,a 49, trunf, sf
pNturt, crCrasrt. ~has~ estate 30 rrI-fe--urr.i
iHsIvrlf gfse untacr that ll..uths go aIt..sl
ta saii cr~difor- to hrtug ,a 81 rrsF~ th.lr
rlirus aul faai stN aurni te fhe -rfrr.s
sssi.ur4 us. ~ fas dsrI.ing hsu-e 81 ~aula-f
fiaaaarr. ga n aifI c. a. thr sersad afaf.as ta
Jsuuars anl tar -rcant -.tarass on Jun~ 4. u.
LIS. houu f~n s'riacA te A easrh ds,.
ltslrL this = las IL n-rerrIarr I~t,g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-06

CHERiFF- NOTICE. To s~r.-sf oar-.-r.
= srtlH aaH Co. OBJ f.rr.t af Drxf .rf sr-
trrr|f OIL o.. lH nrf..r..aarr s.fh -.rf..r DO .
rlsrfsr int. "a a. Hfs.srf Srsfutrs ri No..
fhsf o. aa|rrstg go tss hren tr.f elected laI
sas. ar' fs -HFE IrF aIfhfn nrf 90 .rtf g..fa.
BY ~ Osf.rf. HpHArIU AUSTIN.
fsr... lsasrrv 2. less.
Cards, Tags and Bill-heads
printed NJ the Democrat Office
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IcorE-EteHr 'HcoHtpl
The Great Indian Remedy
F06 FEMALES.
DR.. MGttison'sIndian Emmeuazogue.

& !. q. Z. !. J. !. ]. ].
~ Itis reiebraf-f Teraai. fieis-
q rH-sr-sfn- vtrfa-s n.knaun af srs
tt.uE r..f af fhr co., nnl rrasfrr
sfEA ~aertua iHfrr aii IA rrs tavsfs, i-I.
A BE- arstFr-f 60 h-..h -sar-..f -aE
~ s--Fis tr..rs. o.. b. thr trrv bet
49, Gee. Ans-a 60 frr nurr..se e. it
n s.. .rlr- nH orc at.srl.F tafss
Ia rssrs sf th--f......... ar-r aid
go afhrr rras-.. ~s al th~ k4a4 b-u~
u IL - bara frlrf fn Fsfa
- over 2oOO bottles hsv~ aa~
- - - i~Tr -flit slrh.af fol a..r Ia ..f~
- shra tsarr as ...rr.s.t. sat - .fh-
oai fhe ara-f l..aTt fa tra'th sa sas rs.r. EgrIt
10 90 up la taff-r af fhrr~ .lsrr-rf .frr--. Il.
To- .fh faI a.rrrii.as Go ..r :. s-f -r.f a., Fsr-e..
.l .se.r s~l 60. Oh. II. r..f. 20 I.r ....r.s.
fklfE--faI srfrrrft. ~fI. Hs.| .fr---ra
- 0asftsr rfl~ugih. - 90 hff'e
- k.-airr.arf Ih.s t.el.r.rr % ars..-. e.
cxsr~-.s 70 pasrrssrt Gore ah..- I'D
afher rfrr-..rs af ftr .nI tsrr r..l.. f.. co.. +.
rsl.rrf. sr fhr rrIrr Ir rrfr. .rH
- h~rarr "a fuilfaftsasf Nnrr aarrs-.sf
alifss f.fIrEfaef .Irrrf.f .f TO- rr .r d.
HEWEpl tttN~rIrl Co. 30 s-..t.I D...,,..
= fa.a So. Frrrtlra-s. o.
ID. r-r-..fg rrf.a.e8 aII 'rsrs.-s af T. p-,.
81 go aatar- nfh .f So ar. Vice.. fsa ---a
.fr n e'1.sfr| rh...r.f. .f fararf r..r.f .r.r-
iire. El.ta. h.s stais aresf.rs fa ft~r. f.a..l-
lfl.a. Hr 'rf..r .r af.-fs s-. srf f--i-Is rs.t.
frafr. taf -...eas r..I t. ---s 81 -r--r 10 .
.rra-rs ..-r rsati.a..a s'i lsrf. .ffts r.,-f
= .sfrs. a ..a s....I. .ef...s Go O. sffrs ff....
sliced. al.r.r- i.r a tr-arr cod private retreat.
sHI s.l ..Ir .raf.. rss..rft f. l-s.h
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HEADQUARTERS
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
DC NATNE
Psovosr MaEsuAL's orFreE

! Belfast, Aug. 9th, 1865.
/ Henceforward reward q TEN DOLLARS will
be paid to any person Spa tie arrest AMI deliye-
~ Of Q Deserter, instesd ct the reward Of Eve
Dollars heretofore PAID.
Under recent insssuctlshs from the Wai De-
partment drafted u'Nn nay pay $500 in commu-
sation Of service, furnish substitute after be
/ has presented himself Ter examination and been
excepted BY the Board Of Enrolment.
| Drafted men become Soldiers in the service Of
the United States by the fact of their names hav-
/ ing been drawn in the draft. The notification
subsequently served upon them is merely an an
nouncehent Of the fact, and order for them TO
report for duty at a designated time and place.
The following is an extract from recent decision
delivered by she Solicitor Of the War Department;
" If person. after being drafted, and before
receiving notice, deserts. the notice may still be
served by leaving il at his last place Of residence,
and if he does not appear in accordance Herewith
or furnish substitute, pay $500, he will be in
law a deserter, and must be treated accordingly.
There is no way or manner in which person once
enrolled can escape his public duties, and when
drafted, whether present or absent, the rights Of
the United states against him are secured, and 1t
is only by the performance of his duty to the
try that he will escape liability to be treated as
criminal"
No certificates Of disability will be received cx-
cept those of physicians of good standing and we'll
known; and these must, in all cases, be verified
by the oath of the parties making the same,
The following opinions of Col. Joseph Holt,
Judge Advocate General Of the Army, pub
lished for the bene fit Of all whom it may concern
ain case Of aged or infim parents having tive
more subject TO military duty, election of
,he son to be exempted must be made before the
draft and his name should net appear in the draft
box. If one of only two OF such parents is al
ready in the military service, the other is exempt
provided his parents dependent on his labors
for support"
The only son of aged or nfrm parents DEEPEN
dent, &c, is absolutely exempt; but when there
are two sons, both subject to a draft until an
election is sde, and the name of the ons selected
should be removed from the list. After the draft
is made the persons drafted are no longer sub
ject to draft, but to do duty, and parent cannot
secure the practical! exemption OF two from
military duty by waiting till one is drafted, and
and then electing to exempt the othor."
A. d. BEAN,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
81 9Th Dist. Of Maine.
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IMPORTAN Mt

70 PHI AYYltlgY3D.
hR Pow eontinne. TO be consulted at hi. Office No.
~ and Eiicui Street Hosiea all disease, Of a
PRIV ATE OR DELICATE NATURE
ny long course Of study and practical exe ri-nce Of
unlimited extent DR.. l.. has the qualification of prs-
scning the unfortunate wth remedies that hay, never
since he hr,i introduced thym fscd cure the moe,
alarming cases q
Co ORPHRk ASD SYPHILIS.
Beueaih HI. treatment all the hsrrors Il venerrsI ard
impure binod lmpu,enry, scfpfaa, Genorrkra rteer,
pain and distress Ia the regions q inr ANNA
ton u the Bs1der and Kidneys. HydrUcels Ahe-u.,
nmors III shtia sveings aud ne iog Train Of horrible
symptoms attending this class Of disease. to Be
:ou,s as hsfmIe,. a. The simplest alng. Of child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Dr H. dsyoics great part II his the trrai,e M
u Hse cases caused by and solitary habit which
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO Females in Delicate Health.

DR. Dow Physician and Surgeon No Z Ea.co., s,..,.
Boston, is consulted daily fr all diseases ne ut 10 he
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Dr. po", since issa having eouaned he xhsls A,tea
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ADD female Complaints, acknowledge superior 10 ihs
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American and Foreign Patents
II. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late 4gsai Of T. S. Patent ofscs, Washington l,nae
the Ict Of 1887
70 State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON

4 FrER az extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
n years, continues to Patents in the United
States also in Great Britain France and ether Foreiga
countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds Assignments
and all Papers Drawings Patents, executed lib
eTal term and with dispatch. Researches made into
American or Foreign works, TO determine the validity OF
utility Of Patent. fnYentieusAnd legal other arcs
rendered In ali matters touching the Copies Of the
claims Of any patent furnished by RENTING Que Dollar
assignments recorded at W Washington.
The Agency is only the largest in New England, eu;
through inventors have advantages for securing Ia
tents, Of sseersining the paenabiiity Of Inventions
surpassed by IL not fumeasuvsbiy superior to- which
be offered them elsewhere The Testimonials below
given prove that is MORE SUCCESSFUL At HE
PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber ;and st &C ts
| Is THE BEST fRooF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIL
Try he would add that he has abundant to be
leve, and prove, that al other office 81 the Kind
the charges fot professional services moderate
The immense practice Of the subscriber during twenty
years past has enabled him to accumulate vast collie
ton OF specifications and official decsoas relative to pa
tents
These besides his extensive library Of legal 'and me
chanical works and full accounts Of patents grsned r
the niied States and Europe render him able beyond
question: otter superior facilities for obtaining Patents
Al necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual delay there, here saved
inventors.
rEsrIsostAL
al regard Mr. Eddy OF tie most capable and
sveee'tf1 practitioners With when have had ofhsa'
intercourse" CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents,
al have hesitation in assuring inventors tina, they
cannot employ person competent and HHsfror
thy and capable OF putting their applications in
for them early and favorable consider
alton at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner 81 Patents.
.sMr. r II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli.
cations all but Of which patents have been grant
ed and that is pending Such unmis;akaahe proof
great talent and ability his part leads me to recon-
mend oil invent apply 10 him to procure their pa
tents they may be of having the most futh1l
attention bestowed their cases. and very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber. in Of his
large practice made f,c,ce rejected applications, SIX
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which decided
in III, faror, by the Comm issoner Of Patents.
X. II. EDDY.
Boston, Dec. 10, 1862. lyi9S
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NOTICE.

YNiIE Stockholders of the Bucksport BANK are
Il hereby notified that the annual meeting for
the choice Of Directors, and transaction of any
other business that mag legally come before them,
viii be held at their Banking Room, on Tuesday,
the thirteenth day OF October ne xt, at g. o'clock
p. VI. EDWiD' SWAZfY Cashier
Backspor', Sept, %, 1868. 2w37
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

On the eighth day of July, 1861. John o. Kiefe of
Ellsworth, County of Hancock and state OF Maine.
by his mortgage deed dated above mortgaged to
Melvin q. Jov, of Jonesport, County Of Washington
and State aforesaid, lot of land situate in Ellsworth
and described as follows. TO wit Beginning at the
northwest corner of the Alden H. Beiatty lot for.
merry the Bea lot and the line OF the town OF
Ellsworth: thence running easterly on said Beal's
line nine,y-eight rods to Asa Wascatts line thence
northeriy on said Wasgatt's line hfty rods to the
northwest corner of the thence westerly the
mile square lots ninety ght rods said line
thence sonthery said line fifty rods to the place
beginning, and containing thirty-one
less. end SAID John kiefe having failed to perform
the conditions Of said mortgage. the said Melvin q,
JOY claim. fc-eclo.e the sane and gives this no
tioe accordingly. MELVIN q. JOY
b. his Atty. EUGENE HALE.
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