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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-05

service of the United States, be credited to the
town, by which they are furnished, towards the
quota assessed upon such town to fill old regi-
ments. And recruits who have heretofore en-
listed, or who shall hereafter enlist, In the new
regiments, or battery, authorized by General Or
der No 2. whether enlisted by the Selectmen, or
by the Recruiting Officers heretofore, or who may
be hereafter, appointed for that purpose, will,
when mustered into the United States service,
be credited to the town, by which they are fur
nished, towards the quota assessed upon such
town for raising such new regiments and battery.
The town named in the contract of enlistment
as tn, residence OF the recruit, will be taken to
be the town which has furnished such recruit,
and entitled to credit accordingly when the re-
cruit is mustered into service unless the Select.
men of such town shall, in writing, consent that
credit for suca recruit be given to some other
town.
Assurance has been received from the War
Department, that every effort will be used, to
have the present existing law so amended, as to
exempt from draft all towns, which furnish their
full quotas. No doubt is entertained, that such
ame dment will be made
Superintendents of Recruiting under this or
der will be appointed in the several Counties, in
such number as may be deemed necessary to
whom the Seleotmen will be required to report
their doings under this order, and forward the
recruits enlisted by them.
And the Selectmen of the several towns in this
State are hereby eujoined to give this matter
their immediate and earnest attention and active
effort and, by raising promptly the quotas oI
their respective towns, enable the State to re-
spond, as heretofore, to the call of the President
OF the United States, as the best evidence which
she can give of her unwavern and unquestionec
loyalty to the Government and the Union.
By order of HIS Excellency
j GREGORY SMITH
Governor and Commander in Chief.
| PETER T. WAsHBURN,
Adjutant and Inspec tor General.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-05
STATE OF VERMONT,
ApJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFIcE, }
Woodstock, Oct %, 1863
General Order No. 1.
General Order No. 1.

In pursuance OF requisition made by the
President OF the United States upon the Gov
ernor of t o State of Vermont, it is hereby Or
dered, that Three Thousand Three Hundred and
Thirty Men be raised in the State OF Vermont
to serve in the several regiments and detached
companies of Vermont Volunteers now in the
service of the United States, in addition to the
number of men required to be raised in this
State, by General Order No. of the Governor
of this State, dated August 3, 1862, to fill the
deficiency IN the quota of the State under the
draft ordered by the President of the United
States in July 1868.
The number of men required under General
Order No will be assessed separately upon
the several towns in this State, and the several
quotas of each town will be announced as soon
as the necessary computations can he made in
the Office of the Adjutant and Inspector Gene
raj and volunteers will be received and en-
listed until the fifth day of January, A. D.
1864 In computing the quotas of the several
towns the quota OF each town, under the quota
assigned to the State for draft in July last, and
the number Of men furnished by each town un-
der the draft, either by drafted men entering
the seryice themselves or by substitute, and the
number Of men in each town, who were drafted
and paid commut1 ton, will be considered and
each town will be allowed credit, towards its
quota for filling old regiments, Tor any surplus
of men, which may have been furnished by such
town above all quotas heretofore assessed, inclu-
ding the quota OF such town under the draft in
July.
And for the purpose of enabling the several
towns to raise their quotas speedily, and each
in its own way, the oelectmep of each town are
hereby appointed recruiting officers, and author
lied and empowered, as such, to enlist Volun-
teers.
Volunteers, who shall enlist and be mustered
into the service of the United States, under this
order, will be paid bounties as follows
Each recruit, who has heretofore served in
the army OF the United States not less than
nine months, and who produces an honorable
discharge from the service, in the usual form
will receive bounty and premium Of four hun
dred and two dollars, to be paid as follows
l. Upon being mustered into service, he shall
s.r.A be pad months nay In advance, Sl3 Ok
First pstaiment of bounty, 90 oS
Premium, -' 20t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-05
STATE OF VERMONT,

ApJUTANL AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, }
Woodstock Nov. 2 1868.
General Order No, 3.
The quotas OF the several towns in this State,
under the call of the President of the United
States for 100000 men to serve in the regl'
II ents and companies now in the field, and for
the deficiency Of the State under the United
States Draft are hereby assessed as herein stated.
The first column states the number eft men to
be raised by each town, as its proportion OF
800 900 men, called Tor by ths PRESIDENT, to
serve in the several regiments and detached
companies now in the held from this State.
In assessing this quota, each town has been
charged with its proportion according to its
mum Der of men enrolled in the first class, OF
the whole number assessed upon the State, as
the quota of the State of 100000 men required
By the Presidents Proclamation, and has been
credited with any surplus of men furnished by
such town, above all quotas heretofore assessed
including the quota OF such town to serve in
the old regiments, after charging the town with
its due proportion Of the whole number 20 be
raised IN the Stale, and deducting therefrom
the surplus, if any, previously furnished by
such town.
The second column states the deficiency Of
each town under the United States draft, and
is the number of men to be raised by such town
for the purpose of filling the new regiments and
battery heretofore ordered by General Order No
2 dated August 3. 1868. In assessing this quota
each town hss been charged with its proportion
according to its number OF men enrolled in the
first class of the whole number heretofore assess
ed upon the State, to be raised by draft, and
has been credited with the aggregate of the men
drafted from such town, who entered the service,
procured substitutes or paid continuation This
quota will be reduced by any number of men,
who have been held to service under the draft
since the date of the returns of the several Pro-
vost Marshals, upon which the deficiency as
herein shown, was computed.
The third column states the aggregate OF both
rquotas assessed upon each town, and is the
whole number to be furnished by such town fol
filling the old regiments and completing the new
regiments and battery, which the State is now
raising. .aif 1fa ' -- p. .' an =
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-05
CARE rs
a 81 A r TIC y Ca NDI E:S
A SAFE, RELIABLE AND ''
CROUCH FAMILY PHYsIC
NEVER, since the dawn

NEVER, since the dawn v''ization. has there
been recorded such au improvement. ical science
as that naugurated by the discovery of
CAREY'S CATHARTIC LANDIES. ir
The days OF disgusting and dangerous pills. made OF
lalap and rhubarb powders numbered a new
opens up the medicinal properties OF the and
most expensive drugs have been, b. no known
only tc Doctor Carey, chemica. eafa.,u ron teir
useless particles every yt ge OF smell ana TASTE re
There is no longer necessity for parents forcing them
selves their children to swallow and strange with
CAkE3's GATHARTIC CANDIES at7
Have valuable medical Proper thai no pills or pow
the most delicgte stomachs without the slightest
knowledge that they taking physics they not to
be swallowed whole being the in the centre that
they are On the outside place one in the mcut before
retr tor the night allow it to dissolve slowly away
ito taste Will De found delicious, while there
arety Of havors &c suit every palate For all disease
origin nating in the stomach the Bowels the Liver, o.
he Kidneys, there has been medicine in exist
ncethat could eq Ial the They guar" nteed not
ceontain single particle OF Mercury or other miner
cor corrosive substance and can be given to the weak
st infant with perfect safety Their penetrating pre-
peres cleanse and nvigorate every portion OF the bu
man body correcting s diseased action and restoring
q health, stIength a,d yigo Their effect upon the
inst into IT new life and richness that will cause the
Oldest and most aggravated complaints 70 speedily ana
the celebrated chemist Nr v. s. HUTTON the highest
authority IN the United States. who has Ca refuy ex
amined and thoroughly tested the propertiesa value
OF the C4ndies Hear vtnt he says regarding them:
New York, Ian 81, ieC2
Hr. Csc. c. BAsoLAV,
Iropiietor OF Care 5 Cathartic Candies:
DEAR fiji have an II zed and tested critically you~
Careys Cathartc an lies, which hereby certify to
BE- ssie and ss.} eff physic The DO not con- r.
administered to ipvaids children wi, hou: tear.
CONSIDER hem te be aye important discovery: and
one ~hichis OF the greatest value to the community ut
VS.. HClT0N, Anal teal Cherast. g
sICKLY FEMALES
should lose no time in trying few dcses OF ths regu
lating and removing remedy; whatever may he their
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-05

THIS invention relates and am oxst ncdebsf y
1 constructing and MArhleEing Cefins An article 70
produced com hutng tho L-.a siAt r.
CHEAPNEss OFF WOOD rHg STRENGTH HvPflr .
CIENCY AND IMPERhEABILITY OF IRON,
AND THE DURABILITY OF sT0NK, y ~
And is sppropiste for the psua modesof burial,
both for city country For hs purpose Ok
ton they srs made ALB and WATER TIGHT fnd ths 4
cost is NueH than Metallic sCofns. They cannot be
surpassed Cor beauty or form this any er cosp ~
try We have numerous testimonials, from Of the
highest respecsby, every and relation
In society. .t,..t .....t. -. .. f.gax..os :, ..
j. v. BABCoCK Il CO.
We also receiving large assortment OF Rssewo1
Caskets and c. fins We cannot be sandsrsold hava
siock oil Common Collins surpassed la New nglan
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-05
Farm sale.

GOOD farm Of about 90 one lie from a ont pc.
n lier, Village, with r. cd hui diDgs, t~oy aus
house only four years od good running waite house
aud ba ns aod oa, buildings compile viii sold cheap
for cash part credit Apply TO tn, ~ 3sgitf n
premwes,, .t ..-.p l MOS 3 49, uasH iN
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-05

Copy of Photograph from Life L. A. BROWN, showing
the effect Of STERTING'5 AaSR0SfA Ia eighteen
months. - ear. Hs :. FL.
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that, about eli htsen months ago
commenced using SrsRLrNG's AHBEosIA. Ny hair
short thin and rapidly falling out. 4 had tr led MANY
Hair Toncs, Tnvigorators, &c without recevi ug any
benefit Soon after using the Ambrosis my hair ceased
falling out, aud commenced growing rapidly to
tonish me: Now my hair is thick soft and glossy, and is
the DOR Tba Wonderful result uoSh sns M
use Of SrgRLIsis AMBRosIA as since commenced ms no
it l have applied nothing else 10 my hair.
No 4aa %rS Rro.dwa, Il, a. DHuw Her w.. =,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29
PulveriratioE Of Soils.

Much - written on the subject q making
soils fine on the surface. and various imple-
meats are recommended 70 prepare the
ground for tbe reception Of seed.
The Michigan. or double mould plate
PlO~. Is supposed BY some % be a capital
Implement for blowing fine. and rendering
I've soii light Bot such PlO~ requires
double team. and Nc can see no great al
vantage in this. since a double team must
have a driver. While a single yoke Of oxen
requires none.
An agree that the soil which Is 20 have
seed sown on II. should be made 6ne and
free from hard Jumps. or the small seeds
VII not esrvh well One question =. therc-
fore. What Is the easiest mode q making il
TO erumble and close upon su,aH seeds
We End il best TO turn IA green crops.
that the buried matter NAV rot and thus
brvak an pieces all the lomps 81 CLAW. a..
Grass LAID that has been nown Cor fcw
years. having the soil SLED With thr roots.
will give a good mass Of matter tha; vii
soon rot and make manure. While Il pulver-
lses the sod ina a most thorough manner
Vet ne ind bot few writers recommending
iais mode Of making the soil snc
We cannot dispense nth the harrow on
The surface when SEED = so~n. bit we want
the green grass TO be rotting IN AL q the
harrow on the surface. Nothing wall pail
vvrize the Whole 20 well. under the surface.
As the burrows with the grcen grass turned
under. Mass. Plowman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

NV RnCETFr FoR M.Nr~G Soar. 4
correspondents q the Germantown Tele-
graph saws
-" We lately tired a new receipt for ma
hing soap-uew % rs a. lcast-and a. We
had such good suocess. I thought IL would
be well % send YOU the sss&Hs op,-aads for
the housekeePer's department Of your pa
pr.
four foE- ==ilca. 90 boiling water over
~ pounds 81 Washing soda and three
pounds q unslacked lime STIR the mixture
vel and let i settle until Il - persectl,
clear. IL Is better 20 let IL SGT all night. a,
II takes sono time for thu sediment % st
tle. When clear. drain the water Of. put
siN pounds % faf With Il. AM boil for two
hours. stirring 70 most q the time. II Il
does not seem thin enough. pui another
bucket Of water on the grounds. STR and
dram OF. and add a. i wanted % the boil
ing miNture. it, thickness can be tired ~,
putting htile ON plate 20 cool occasion
ally st.r IN handful u saH iu.s before
taking OF the frc. Have a Tub rradv sosL-
ei 90 Pr,'eut tile sosp from sticking. pour
Il IN and ID "a So tiu solid. When YOU vii
have iron the above qusuiitv % incrcdi-
eats. about forty pounds % nee white soar.
At cost q about ~ o,afs - pousS
HousekcePers. try it
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

I. The Csurt 81 P.ris. 80 30 1891 ~ ni,~
o'csck 10 fhe muruiug. 60 ~ rsr.-~ - ussl az
s''lf'-s -Ha aa-p-ssiag 81 aiA~r lras.i ulaitsr.
? AfTascafHsns. lstir talas zusf Arr.aufs h. On
uhlch nsftcr 80 t-~a of.i~r-f AL 81 - 49,
u.aa. uafi .iier the r-turu haaf. ~hi,h 10 -
s'ch-k.
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.ut os-~s siisf-----l 81 ,n thsr ,.f.i~r
Pet'ts.s-. Arrouat- snt Ar,r,Isr.iis-,. .h....Ll
- upua h'e-ss. shsrh ~tu - tusus.h-I a. ~
fraissir tlss. ea app'lCsff..a. s.fh.-ai Gage.
5th- Acralirf. rfr-~uf-. c. rss.aialt.,.i .h..afi
p iHf siair''- aai .-.,iis -rirf~1~ u.-sa hssk..
~h'ch 49, a. fsfus-h-a "a fhs Fr.lsie Oe,.~
trrf laserf.srt sh.laI D. r...faf ICED 81.
he EN-cvier, Atu,,a..trsior, or Gu-rdl-a ~hs
r,fura- f-
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cn-upsn1~d ~rh sfsfe.r-nf. uH e~ alfh e. rtr
sss.-Haf. 81 O. 81 csa D. -.r-fis s, afth. sst..
tus tres - e-tsis. ~ nf thr .assuai 81 rel
ssfsfs snf f-rs1aal property.
: fsfuf.as 81 81 rrsl estate o. TIE D., s.s.t
oi orifs. TSrerf r. arr~ Ire asa.uaf 30. l-~r e..
80 ta'r-i p go -rftFtu-at ol or e.
f-l-rf "a te1ni..' s-ssrss "a '1-,.s -r, -haaI b.
f0foi' pfffr' - fh ll-f n.l-r .sfl. .I 80 eIr.
Ca. ~ .rs--. OF ans.l 90 trarn th- estate. a...
ta~ sa-siaf nl 10 ~xIa-n--- ii s...la..ff.f.. cd,
f. 90 ft.ae el fa- .ati...si..s.
. NJ .afef.~r 'rlfsr-i p, is... in rr.lssf,
l-.n'-. sh.-rI csrh 10 ....h .. l.f.t. fh~ ....-f
pi fr~ pes. ff 49, fr.rf.
20 R-lsfis-. 81 .a.s. s,a 60 D. .--..-,..I
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% ii eos r~fssa ~ha scf- 81 Ar1ra-s sr as@ar o.
10 --tf-.-at III 40 estate. o. arno,at-i A. .fher
oI ssif fru-fs.
a. o. ortsnsrs essss q GasId.sn sho.Lt -
sfF.uanfrd g. - uIasr chtiirvn 90 h-r.-af- a.
% anf. al M 100000. i-l.fr IT, sf.nsl4sfrat,..,
affnuai - sfitset. an aIa.saaer as 20 .r ....sr
o. COED ia the sttos .r ..rea-e grs.f-I ta eel
rel rsfaf~
y Ihe r~n.tl sun iu islats 81 At.ala,.r~.t,r.
tNrr,'srs s.at blsilias. -n..l.l DO af - 80,
o. th al.riaf al lsts.asi ..f.t-Irs.
Th- af'eafsaa 20 Fxs-utars. Ala.s.sfr.t.-. 49,.
1nardtsus b. rarflraisrff d.foref o. o. ~
s~rf.aa ai faF bgl thsIrrF 1T f.r K-rl-f -.
rfrs. sht.l .s ss E.l.afs.
49,. % ~ - Jsir- 81 Pr,sais .hsu have
'afrr fol IaigtH4 aal erIfrr....r- ..f i~ sffafas,
ar r-.r-r...r. lr .r .af .l r.r.. "a. a.. ..s.f a..
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sns s-nt~a-- Hr lerree nfd~ ht h..n in h.. .a...
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anf .s-i ~i.. sal tes.aa.at. ss .t. ID. u..h.a h..
r.arre."
Dee so h.r~ hasln~ss fs frar.4~t 3D., 80
ir.t.ffr taarf a.. eve rhrla..I..s ua..h fr.-I.-
aaf f.rlr. ''s rforallrl sI .-.--.afs -r.I ..I...
aaa'i.a sr. ...la-r l.aI rr.-rr ..r.r-.. f-E..-
rrrsrr''r- ,aer rs-- f. co. rarr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

GRAss. R0skin. IN his last volume Of
Modern Painters. remark. upon the grasse.
a. follows,
Observe. the peculiar ch,-acter, o. The
grass. ~hioh adapt Il especially for the ser
wee q man. arr - apparent humility AM
chcerfulness. lis humility in ,ha, IL seems
crcated only for lowest ser,ice-appo;n,ed
O. he trod GA snd Eel upon It. cLcerfal-
ness in that q seems % eNuii under an
kinds Of violence and suffering. You roll
%. and % j. stronger tie ne1t daY. vos
nov u and 10 multiplies - shoots. asH II
w~rr grateful; you TRAD upon IT,. AMI %
only sends up richer Perfume. Sprsnr
con1es. AMI q rvjoiccs With al tbc earrh-
glowing with variegatci fame o. aouer..
waving 30 soft depth Of f-uitfai strength
W int~r comes. and though n wil not raoek
rs fellow Piaa;s by groving there. 10 uiI
not pine and mourn. and ta-n colorless and
leas~ss a. they L Is sl~ays green. and 4.
only The brighter and gaysr ior tie boar
frost
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29


ONFosp.ss- Atthe tern 81 hs ceurt ~ Cosn
~ toa-nisstosef-. heid-a "a Pari. in anf f.
th~ C.-ssfy - oNfofd. % ~ art T-~..lss
Nsv. 4. n. lssS
tpna he tsrcgvtag F-tittoa. sstisfsctorv eTi-
deere aavtsg b--a r-c~ived that the p~ttinss.~rs
sre resprasthie. 49, that iagnirt inta th~ menus
- ta-sr apPilcatiea - eNp-di-nt. e. .. Orr~r~.i
that he Csfats Crnaniss tonrr- u.eet ~ ~ del
beg hsus~ - Hear q Sail on ~ toes - -ta.-.
49, "a he t~rsts FhfSd a. e Ju.- ~. 81 ga
a'cl-rS A NJ aal tA~ao~ prsrs~d O. sse- ~
rrfr r-stfun-d 81 --si p~tit,ss consolidated, .iisr
Sairh $685. n~srrg efthe parties aad vitu~-sss
~tI - ~ - sasrs convenient place on ~ strfn
80 sd se b 81 ~ r~asurss tak~u - tks r-us5srs
a. thc Cr-ns-- tas.r- -hsn D. - pFop-r.
~ % a. tarthrt ort~r-I 49, - 80 ~ fis,r
place 49, lrsrps-s 90 the Ca-nni.-taaer. un-~tt--
sirr~~tit D. gisrn g. 30 psr-on. ari CO. rtatt..
fnfsr-stst b cRustng ffssfe ~at~s 81 saif f,~fi-
tsfsa 49, 81 49, ssh-r th~r-au - srrsesi ur.r
fhe trfs 81 he To- ID ~tors'tarn. o. s.lf gnfa-
~ 81 ONtsri ani si-o p.ssiei up ia thrc- Fubf.r
plarrs ta $50 tawn and rutIi.hef thrr~
~-~ks .scce-siveis en- ths oNfs-1 n~usarrat
e ne~spsp~r pr,nfed 10 faris. in saii Cosa-
~ oi pNisrt. 80 hrst of sail ruhiicatioa. sr-l
each I'd the oihsr softcss. O. % saaLs .esvs.I
sai pr-t-f. 80 hast thirt, tass hefsrr "a a tees.
81 sy~tiag O. the cod that a. rers,us aad co--
isaratiass nHs thra aui there appeal ana 49,
--s-s or sas thrs have. ~hs ~ praser ol sarI
l-ctitioaers shouid 80 ~ glaufsd.
Aftr-f. 4 L. 81 RBaNk. Ctrfk
\ TREE cnns 81 safl f-fttt,l anf nftsr 81 s.-,rf.
Arte-t- a l.. BJHBANk. Cefk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

PAvTNG CELLsRs. We know % nothing
Which combines nsainess. chcspness and
durability 70 SC great an extent. for a cellar
boftou. as pavement q cobbie stones.
The material Is every where abundant n
this par q the country. costs nothing. can
b. easily laid. and the work. Il vel Done.
WI asf a lifetime. several years sincs We
paved our barn cellar. Which Va sometime
tco MOIST for comfort. With tbs material.
an Ne have had siner hard. trv arl even
surffce over whicb carts can b. driven With
out injury. ard uhich can b. suep; a. easi-
iy a. house floor Last fall We paved lie
cellar - or residence IN the same va.
and our cxPerience With IL thus far Is .srb
that 90 consider q rrrafiy prrsersble 20
any cemented cellar ~ have ever sen
THIS j. Kind q ~oik very soitatle S-
rainy days. and those q our rradsrs VII,
desire % kesP the cellars q their h-m
Du'ldings in che best shape possible. viii do
~eh 20 try tie eobbie zone parem .n,
whenever oPPortlniiy l. offered.
IPlovman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

EAnLr for,roEs. Ne~ pota,oes are q
graf iaSary in july. an.i I.,,,. attention
I'D iaretbougli nov riH enable u.t5 have
hen sron our tables iortnirht or three
weeks ear.ier than tho-c az our nei.hla-s
wno may De- bees disposed o. .. fore th.
scason.' Our rrsrt.rc la. BEEN ,o s.l..t
a quantity 81 seed r,is'oes or this ..as.,
ssibcient for our first PLANTING. ard o.
SPREAD them eteniy in tbc oeutrc Of e. b.sp
OF horse mangrc. an tlrrr t1 ia diam
'froui A son a. fhc frost VIII p,rr..,.
~ frmote tarm car-fai.t AL rlsrf .a q
Iir r. 81 warm. vel pslseriz-d ground. e.
sins ehrr not % br,ak tie sproats. and Co.
Sc eaeh mh q eenerous shoseifai % ere
1arn yard manare. After thev tresk the
90. ~ sahseqseri fros,s nav nio the ten
Ger shoots. but q vel covered tbs root.
I'll continue 10 gro~. sad n. ga, ;o ,.,..
over unsProated sccs IN p-o,isci,r =, s,,,,
crop VII be quite surprising T. tiose -
have not planted in tbs uannsr.
Mass Plouman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

War rHE CHEsrrEs Will Do. Ar
eight Eeeks Cd q vel JARED Tor animal vii
measure about 50 inches ia length. aol
~eish ~ pounds Il vii continue o. gain.
on an average. one pound pr day. anti.
i~o years old. and uh,n forced D., E-b
feeding. has frequently reached 100 Dr..
|" thar age. - rcmarsaLle IS the aptitude
% iAiten. hat a. any age. Or anv season Of
'he year. While Running 90 pasture. or ui,h
20 food blt fhc ordinary ' .iops Of fbe
kitchen or dairy 70 ~in keep in very f.c
order ior TIE butcher Ani uith tl.s 4..-
Position 20 fsften vithou, being f-s ii,
gram. % = claimed f5r ihe Che.ers that
'hel ~'.i make uiorc pork a. isss cost than
any other breed on th.s SIDE 81 Gle Allan
'i-. 81 ieas'. lAm ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-29

rpsitz-ninfron b vtrtoasir ,au-c,i o. rncrrnual
drcsse, loU LIVING. d-of.icryd 4 sr-t.un fum
unhcaiihr Sol. imruuc ar. sifh and fi.hv
haats. The tefsrrssiug sirrs sri ahorr 3D. ~
me Nencrcsl iufccrs.n. MtafcHrr - 81 oriltr.
= - ners,litAry lI tie constitution. dcslrrf. ~
ifufl Farcnts % children urto fhe thiri sri
t'lrth cencrsfson % indeed. = ss.runs O. - ne
roi - HIM vhe ssys. q" All stsit de tr.1.i-
- - tic tuilers ur~n their chiiaren lie
d'-ra-s ~hich o oric1natcs take xari..us Names.
acforlinS - M orSalz q affaskG IN the
lang >crufeia frosi,css tuisrclcs ara anal,
CousumT,lo1 in ~ GARD s-rnf-rs wtf 4
surparsie an bccurne uicCrrus scr-s - -
stomach ani h1usis. arrangements ub,.h -
4urc inl,-rstiun. dyspcTs.a. ani liver con
riri-ts On tlr skin. err,ive ant cufa-ro..
sfrcsic-s- lhe~c all hzslng tie sauae orieia.
rc1u.7r The sans rcmcdy. va. ruri6. ai.or "a
invis-,rnfion - ~ Mood iHrfs fhe h',.sl
ant 49, tsrcvrous d.trrnf~rs icave vu,,.
Ni'h fcchic. f'ui. ~ corrupted LLont "a c-a-
"a hsse hsalih nth ihri if- q ttc fcs,.
healthy. yul cannot have scFctuicus ei .casr