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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
ExTRAoT BUcHU, ID
Positive AND sPHoHIo REMHDI EoR
diseases oTthe
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, 'GRIHEL, AND DRoPSi.
CAL SWELLINGS

Palm and Inflammation. and 10 good Tor f..,r .
MEN, WOMEN OR CHZLDREM
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
90 FOR WEAKNESSES
Ar'sing from Esee',s Haetts q Di'stpaiiOn, Early
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING sYMPS
TOMS;
IndisposItion toExsrtion, Dryness Of the skin,
Weak Nerves, Difheuity OF breathing,
Horror of Disssss, IrsHsllng,
Universal LAssitudeof the Pain in the Back,
Musoular system, Flushing Of the Body,
BotHands,i q EruptioRS on the Face,
These symptoms, n allowed TO go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
LMP9TENcY, EAT E4TgITY, y EPLEPTLC FITS
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed by those direful Diseases" -
"INSAhITY AND CoRSUAfPTf0Nrn
Many are aware OF the cause Of their suffering,
.. . . Bid none Vil ooIlfssS. q -. W
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the melancholy Deaths BY Consumption
Bear Ample WifnsSS 10 he Truth Of hs A''erttoT
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid OF medicine 10 strengthen and In
vigorAte the system. which
HELMBoLD,s EXTRACT BUCHU
. Invariably Does. ...f
TRIAL WILL ooHyIHoE THE MOST sEEPrIcAL,
FEMALES, FEMALES,
Old or Young, Single, Married, or OOntom-
plating Marriage.
In many Affections peculiar 70 Females, the Ex-
tract Buehu is unequalled by any other remedy, A.
In ChloroSis or Retention, lrregulAEity, Painful
Gfs ssrS.e ~ SP seSrSSaS ~ state n DE
rho or Whites, sterllty, and for all complaints in
slaent e re SEX whether aIislnE from rndisers-
DECLINE or CHANCE OF LIFE.
(sas Symptoms abovo)
NO FAMILY sHoULD-BE WITHOUT IT.
Tdks no more Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant
MedieiNs for unpleasant and dangerous
Diseases.
RELlLB0LD'S EXTRACT BU0HU
cuRHs'
SECRET DISEASES
In all thar Stages, .... ..
. at Little Expense, ..
IA. s,s Little or no change in Diet
....-,. ~ No Inconvenience and
rr...- r-.. All. No Exposure.
II eAuses ftoquent desire, and gives strength to
urinHte, thereby removing obstruetions, prevent
Rsls and InaslGStion, 90 frequently IN this class
ofeas.ss. and eHpsning Al uPolSoH0Sl, dssaisd, and
THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS Who have been the
Victims Of QuAcKS, and who have paid heabVf fesi
% be cured IN . abort tina, have fonnd thoY were
Deceived, and that the sPoiAonb hAs by the use OF
aPowsrii1 AHtFingehil,g been uIlsa - n me gyS-
Perhaps qfler Marriage! ..,..
USE EEELMBOED's EXTRACT BUoHU
'-7 For all Aneetions and Diseases OF the
URINARY oRGANS,
Whether existing IN MALE or FEmALE,
From WhAtsset cause orIginAting, and no matter or
ssr gis7s now LONG STANDING. "a go 4
20 Diseases 0f thsas oBans require the aid ofa
DtuRETIC ....
,el HKAIB0JDpS EXTRACT BU0HB
iracr# II THE GREAT DIURErIo. aH
And II is certain 10 have the deslrcd soot On Dis
s.. o. sasSS for which II Il recommended. H'.
lt ...... .Hns 80 flI ----- p. .I ~ #E tg.FUl
&C. BLOOD rBLOODLn. BL00DI u.,.
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HOTELS.
AGENCIES.

TTNION CLAIM AGENCY
or
LOEWENTHAL d WARREN,
2OT PennSyIvahIR Avenue,
Washington, d. C.,
Procure Pensions, BOuntiss, Back Pay, Arrears Of
Pay, for of1oeTs and men.
Advance on olOerS' Pay Accounts. Charges
moderate. Information given gratuitOuSly
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

E.ora--..gi ,HEADou'G Amy or the RoToMAe,(
Il have examined the Article referred to and
hAya a very high opinion OF itu utility. Be-
heving thAt1t VIII be Of great value TO the troope,
Fecommend that authority be granted mT. Put
nam 10 introdueeit into this army.
% lrE = 1T.-I5.5 RUFUS INGALLS,,
Brig. Gen. and Chief q. NJ, Army Of Potomao.
Approved, by command OF Maj. Gen, HooKER,
s. WILLIAMS. A A. G,l .r
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Suffers STORES.

CHIIF ASsIsrART nuARrE RSfA AsTER's.O OFFICE,l
Depot OF weshlngton, 9lb G, cor. 18th st I
WAsHNoIor, D. O., May Goth, 1888.
have examined the Patent Eyelet Hooks at
OF the s0ldier, and am aAtished that their intro-
duciion into the service wonle be a measure OF
: N = Capt, and AsS't 9. NJ. U. g. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
MEDICAL.

FOR RHEUNIATIsM, GOUT, NEURALGIA LUM-
BAGo, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAINs,
BRUISES, CUTS, AND WOUNDS, PILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
For all Of which Il ls a speedy and certain rene
dy, and never fails. This Eniment II prepared
from the recipe Of Or. stephen Sweet, OF Connect
ieut, the famous bonoSeiter, and has been used In
his practice, for more than twenty years. with the
most astonishing success.
As AN ALLEHIATOR OF PAIN, II is unrivaled
by any preparation before the public, Of which the
most skeptioa may be convinced BY Asingie trial.
This uniment will cure rapidly and rsdioaliy,
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and, In
never been known TO fail.
FOR NEURALGIA, ~ will AFFORD Immediate relief
In every case, however distressing.
II will relisvs the worst cases Of HEADACHEin
three minutes, and is warranted TO do IT, ..
TooTHACBE, also, will It cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAS
SITUDE, arising from imprudence or exoeas, this
Animent Ia a most happy and unfaiAns remedy.
Acting urecNy upon tne neINOub uhbuoht "
strengthens and reyiyHeS the system, and restores
It to elasticity and yigor.
FOR PHES-As an external remedy, we claim
that II il the beat known, and we challenge the
world to produce an equal. Every victim Of this
distressing complaint Hhould give n trial. for II
will not fail to afford Immediate relief and, In
m1Ority Of cases, will effect radical cure.
oURSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes
extremely malignant and dangerous, but timely
application Of this Eminent will never D. -
cure. . ~
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinAts, nj st
lArgement Of the ioints Is liable TO occur 1st
lsOted. The worst case may be conquered By this
Animent in two or three days. ,.ra. .nr
BRUISES CUTS, WOUNDS SORES, ULCERS,
BURNS, AND ScALDS, yield readily to the won
derful healing properties Of DR.. SWEETS sLNFAI-
LIBLE LINIMENT, when used according to dirOc-
ions. Also, CIfILBLAIES, FROSTED FEET, AND
INSECT BITES AND STLNGS. o.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

DLOODl BLOODNl RLOODlil
ID SORES; THEIR CAUSE A DEPRAVED
CONDITION OF THE VITAL FLUID,
which produces
scReFgL4 gLGE6S 5d SSsES sTfS fiSfk 81 IHfTER
REREAL bHEASES, ~.
RAlLlRITABoS
ROOT AND HRRB JUICES
Is offered to the public a. a positive cure: Ban.
iEhss al impurities Of the blood and brtngB the
system tee healthy aStton cure thee SpO'' To-
SYPHILIS OR VEBEREAL DISEASES,
The lSAMARITARS ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is the most certain remedy ever prescribed II TO
moves every pGEttsle Of poison.
DO NOT DEsPAIR.
Keep out Of hospitals. Ksre Ia . cure In any
case for o. Price per bOtts, or ak for -, With
fun directions. Sold BY
HENRY COOK,
AlsxAndEiA, Va.
jan Sly PhilAdolphlA.
CECRET DISEASES
S4K4RITAPS GIFT
SAlLARITAH'S GIFT
The Most CertaGR Remedy E6sT USed.
Yes, a Positive Cure.
BALSAM COPAvIA AND MERCURY DIS
CARDED.
Only ten Pills 70 be tAkea 70 effect q cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell moi
any unpleasant taste, and win not, In any way, In
lure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicAte.
Cures IN from two to four days, and recent case
10 "twenty-four hours"
No GRpoSlEs, no hOtbLe, no change IoldteVeT.
Price, O. Sold by
s. @. FORD,
Cor. Eleventh st. and Penn AV,
HENRY COOK,
Alexandria, Va.
DESMOND b CO.,
Ians-Iy Philadelphia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
DR.. WEET's
l NF A L L LIE LINIMEN
IS Tm
SOL LDIER's FRIRND
And thouIAndI have found II truly
A FRIEND IN NEED

Ask for "Dr. sweets InIaIlible Ltuimentn and
take no other. Be not deceived By uIprinoipled
dealers who will try to palm on some other article
on which they can make little more profit,
The ATTY cent bottle oontsins three finSs a. mush
a. the twenty cent bottle and S much the ohsApeSt
70 buy. TTYt.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

BLOOD ,BLOODLn BL00DI n.,.
Hslnboldls Highly oonosntrstsd Compound
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
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u, S. REVENUE.

NJ AME B. AVARGER,
ILl PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST,
No. $50 PsnnHylvAniA Avenue, Washington, D. C.,
Front room, two nisAtS up, fob a.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

Caution. .
To avoid imposition, Obssrvs the signature and
Likeness Of Dr. stephen sweet on every label, and
also Stephen Sweets InfAllible Linimsntn blown
In the glass Of each bottle, without WhiSh none
are genuine.
RICHARDSON \ CO.,
s0le PrOpristOTB, NOFwioh, O..
MORGAN 4 ALLRN, General Agents,
"a OH Street, New YORK.
NJ sOld'by all dealers SVsFywhsrS,
~ LILY
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
Addrenn letterG ior lnIornAtLon ln oonfdenoe %
Sold by all DruBsiStI SVsrywhsFO.
ASK ToA BELMBOLDs-TAKE NO OTHER.

CVt out the Advertisement and V,nd ioT II, and
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

M. A, N ii o o Dr. = .t..s.Fs stlf,q
NIr w.. HOW LOST! HOW REsToAnDi
JuSt Published, IN Sealed En6slops. PStos - uus.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and HadieAl
cure Of SpeTmAtoTThRA or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and nlpO-
diments to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Ittsi Mental and Physical
InoApAoity, resulting from Solf-Abuna, 40. by
ROBERT ]. CULVBRWELL, NJ. D., authoF 0fths
Green Book, So. o dt.'tt
"a Boon 10 Thousand OF Sunererb,D FP
Sent under seal in plain envelope to any addroas
post paid on receipt Of ak oenti or two postage
stamps, by
DR.. CHI. j. G. KLINE,
I21 Bowery, New York, Post once Box, 49,
mar B0-9m r. 4 .' I'd
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

reflect that q sound mind and body are the mod
necessary regulates to promote oonnubial happl.
ness. Indeed, without these, the Journey throiirh
hfe becomes weary pilgrimage ths pro1pSo1
hourly dArkenB to the view the mind becomes
shAdowed with despair, and hlled with the malarl-
choly reflection that the happiness OF another ho.
com "a bliRhtad with ouF 0EVn
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

TAKE no more BdlSam. AereuyV, or unplsasan
Medieh'e for a'lplsasa't and dangerous
Diseases
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

VINO have injured themselves by a certain practice
INDUCED In when alone-a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the edeot1 o1
which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and n
not cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply immediataly.
What pity that young man, the hope Of HIS
snAtehed from all prospects and enjoyments on me-
by the consequence OF deviating from the path ol
nature and indulgng In certain secret habit such
persons MUST, before contemplating ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS FORWARDRRB.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE,
ENpoRsEMENT on THE PREss.

The many THOUSANDS cured at this lnstitution
within the last eighteen years, and the numSrous
Johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of The Sun
and many other papers, notices Of whieh have ep-
peAred again and again before the publloi be1lAe9
sponslbihty, IL a SuiHeiont guarantees to- the -
ni0'sI SKIM DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing should be particular IN directing
their letters TO bis institution In the follOWina
So JOHN IL, JOHNSTON, N p,.s
Bait m ore Lock Hospital,
dec i6-fy ' Baltimore, MAFyiaAd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
PROFESSIONAL.

DENSIoNs, BoUNTIEs,
RACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY.
CLARK q GAYLORD,
Attorneys and Cotnsdllsrs at Lar,
SOLICITORS
FOR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Corner Tth and y streets, Room No. .,
wAsHINoToH, D. C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10
FhsxCo.ton.

The manufacture Of fax-c0tton vas ~
Gently commenced in Lockport. y. Y. BY
= eompany Of a-nrle means. WHO nov say
that they are sAfisfed. fronl thcir eNreri-
ments thus FAR. that the result q the enter
prise viii Justify all their expectations. and
prove profitable 10 the community. The
sPeecincHs o. their p-oiuc, arr ssid o. be
very good. and werc made BY machinery
built expressly Cor The PurPose. The fax
used j. said 20 be the ordinary Kind raised
in the vicinity. and TIE following Is an &C.
count of the proccss Of manufacture. con
denscd from correspondence % the Hart
ford Times. 70 which specimen has been
sent:
The FAX IS tAken from the farmers just As
ia Is gathered. after Il Is dried. The rot
ting process Is ~hoIly superseded The
farmer movs his fax just A. be does hsv.
where's the old r,o,ie Wa O. pull IL by
hand Il Is then spread and dried. being
turned in the meantime. living about ten
DAYS. when Il i rakcd up and j. ready for
The manufacture.
The fax = then first pat through a ma
:,
il falls out. Il Is then put into a scutcher.
ii - -. -
-. - I'm 'n' Do''
-, '-'' 1'..l'
- -,---.
: ~ ne
-
-.
-
or
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10
Grating Wax

A the time is now aPproaching whsr
lruit-grAfting vii commence. and A. Ne
have becn frequently asked Of late Cor the
manner q preparing grating wAS. notwith-
standing III many times We have alrcady
givca these rcceipss. thosgh not exactly
agreeing wsth later sxpsnence-we here
With publish shat has been found by a. %
answer the parp5se adInirahly: Five parts
OF rosia. one pars ~ bcesvax. one pa-i %
tali0w Melt these ga skillet. I'm Gun. or
any metal vessel; the skillet beng prcie-a-
ble a. ii can b. handled better. AMI the way
keeps warn longer in a. Mex these over
The frc and mi1 together vel Whcn the
scions are sc;--say a. many a. twenty or
thirty. or a. few a. Is vi,hed-have the
mixture rcady and apply il warn. With a
small wooden paddle See thai every part
is covered aad the air completely excluded
L requires no bandage.
We have madc the wax in Different pro
portions % the above. bat Nc End these %
be best adapted 70 the purpose. The o.
Jet % Be attained Is 70 have The wax q
saeh consistency that Il III not crack IN
the coli winds Of March and April. nor nun
IN the hot suns OF Summer.
lGcHnantown Telegraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

sAwprsr For ONION. 1 co-reponI-
emf 81 the View England Fara,r. SAYS that
b. soEcd tso r1ws q onions. siVrols long.
" on ground prepared s1r rarsnips Af,r
the ONIONS were Up. say about two inches.
/ sPrlnkled ~hlic pane ssui1st along tLc
rows 80 a. % cover the ground compictsIy
over. wishing % prove whether sawlust vas
of any benefit. ] lefi About four feet 90
one r9w viihoui the dust, Co. conseIoenec
vas. had two good rovs ~ Onions. With
the exception ~ the fur feet ualas.,d
Which lid not proilos ore single plant.
proving safisficiorily 90 my mind the beuc-
90 q ths dust
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

PKUNING GoosEnEEkY TErrs. The
gooseherry. though useful and early
fruit, . very generally neglected. no Other
at'euton beng paid % IL. thaa O. pr,4ne
the tree a. random. once year. The crop
q Enc fruit j. also often iuiarcd by having
the largest and carries; berries previously
gathered for tarts. While grccn. To pre-
vent hrs. q sutiieicui number of tire. of the
earliest varieties should be piaatc3 in a
separate part of tae garden. and devoted
exclusively for Use whcn required for
tarts
Both these ani the other trees Which A.
intended % bear nPc fruit. sio-id 3, prs.n-
81 far'o, ~ "a year. IN the autamn a. SOON
a. the shoots have ripcned their VOID. loav-
ing az least * inches distance between
every branch. and shortcnins the snail
branches 90 tao or thrce cycs. AGAIN. the
trees should d. examined abozi thc middle
or esd Of June. and al improper suckers.
and very laxlriant shoots. such a. tie
Frcnch cal -o-ru.asds. cut oct both thcsc
operations should D. done With a sharp
Pruniag kniie.
lLond0n Hort. Transactions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10
American and Foreign Patents.
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Esfs -tr--f ~ a. =. Fsf.-f o.. Ws.i.sr-..
fsra- A. ~ 1877
20 State, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON

tiEk IN ssffrsIre rrart.r- nf uruar,is 81 -
u sFsrs. rnHtrrars e. srrrr- rarrrfs OBJ 49,
irlfrf ~fafrs .Is.. lr fs.s,f nfffrfa f-s.r ,. I
ether Foe e. r..H..rafs. fHtrffs .-fl-rrs..r..-.
h.a.'s. As-..nrr-.s. nrf aH far-rs ar Isrs-t--.
Co. frf~rfs. rseruIrt ns I'~tnI t-rns. ss-l urfh
ar-rafrh. &c.,. h-s ua..e tnfs Aasrfsrs. ID.
rt a ta-ru-s u- rnsrurlnus--ara hlsI nr ofh~r
alrarr rrs .f q ta an casters t.r. hr. fhs
IorIrs of fhf rh.rs IT as ra,-rr iarutshrf A.,
reul-firg 90 trliar. Assigau.rufs rrrrflcf at
N as..r- frr.
To Ar~arf s nrf aa't thr arg-.t 81. ~
trE tn.. ..- ftrsu-h tt inrertnrs have t.lvsnia-
go 90 frral.ng fsitrrs sr asr-rfatnfr. tkr r.sf-
rrtshIfs uf tnrrrt.res. uas-r.ss.s hf. Of 90 i-.
aa~ssnra'..t sufrTriaf fn, saa vhfch Gao o. of-rr
fhfr sleeve hrrs. Ihr tssflr..ria'. hrtru rlrra
prove thaf rrrr BEL MORE - fCE~~Er.I. At
ThE PATENT OFFICE thsn ths .rf.-rr .f--r f.
asf ~ Success - rWE uf~T pgeDF
OBJ AnhANTA sf~ AND ABILITY b. -rauIi
aat taaf - has sl.s..iant rrssaa o. h-ilrrr 80
raf FrcnFs. thaf af clher aitrr of ~ ~ 80
- charr-- g. rrlrsstausi ssrrro-s 90 r,..-rsts
7 n iua.rass r.rarfirr eel th- su,..rrI~r l..-t-r
t-ruft srars rasf. hns er.is. Bee, q, lr-araafate
fast FL. .rr'rra ei sIrr1l.ailas saI etIcusi co.
cirf.s.ls frlttfs~ FL r.nrrrrs
lhfa~. frsrtrs hrs Fxrrnslrr Itrnrr af irraI
ant uarrhan.-s. - .rks. snf GA ar-srafs "a rat
erfs srauf~t ia fhe slt-i ~rate- go Earog.r
rsnsrr hiu a..ae. trtnaf Turstlo,. q. oIer sui-r-
r.ar iarihtie- &C. .a.fstais- rsfrafs
A. H-r~ssffs ni ra-rrrs tn Nr-hfrrra. OBJ
rrsrur~ Fsrrrt. asl far grrsf a-aal .~las fsfrr.
arr tatf.I tntraf.rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

FEEDrNG CaLvEs. 4 friend o. ours Who
has great succcss IN raising calves on skim-
med miik and 30 corn psddiac.~ adopts
tie following method: he never lets the
calf slck the COW. h1t tesrhes g O. drink
out q pail. Whsn The calf j. three or
foar days old. be- taxes about a teacupfui O.!
corn neal and Pours a pint q bot water
over IL. stirs Il Up and lets q said f1r = ier
minutes lie then po1rs on three or fsur
quarts 81 Skinned miIk. or As uuch A. the
calf al drink In The meantime he has
had Fieoe - iron heating IN the stow
Wacn r-t bot be siirs TIE mIk With i
Ihis 90 scorcliug the milk be- cousiIers II
the gr,atest IMPORTANCE uhcu calves arr FED
on skinned milk. Is prevents il from
securing tLe calves. - the caM grows
older De- inc-cases the qaantity u corn
meal. When three weeks old b. give, a.
least piut az each neal TIE skinned
milk. a. fr-t. is only twelve hours from
milking. but when THE calf is older tie u..ls
bay be- allowed fo stand twenty -foar or
th.r;y siz hours before Be- BE- skinned.
LGcucscc Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

- D. Tra- 500 80 ,f f-.tf u.frarf
-.- f... -furtra sftta u1,re s1-rfusi
80 o. .rh.'- t.-.a-- ftru e.. .rtsr 80 s..--s-s
O. g.rr.Hs sfr .af.t,s4 ,a Ial &C. rllus ef a.
irrt l.........s ar aa.r
F--- g - F--a.a - ~ ~ e--.--.' rarsi-.r- -
AsH.e... Aarf. -. Eel . f-.-r--.af rrrrrlrr n
'-s p. t..'--r NJ ff.t-tarrlfs
4.- htr. .Mr t.nr 30 Ave f.-nf ycur
a rs-i.ts ar esc..rt r,-rt 90 >rpt-is
e .. rfHHrrU ed r...H..arH fr IL. o.. rrfrf
81 Fl. .r-rs fi.rt srrr f-r rls-.r f. 80 t.
.t.rf -r--'rs a. arf s-"r uIaf 90 raa s-.-
d. s.,rrurae ls rs.. 1.Est
~ r.rs Es- fa-s- - y-- r-s.i.--t y =
- -'ts-.- -rrfs 80 30 s.s. csasst t1 o. 49,
RI arf. .r $4,000 f't.lrr u..-r rrrw r-rfr
a.. 80, -, - '-s., e. 80. 81 ss.sry
Frrsrs sri-s usr q ArEE. ssEssrssItEs rvlissst
49, ffa ca-s ca p. t.-Hf r..Fs l-rstslaie a.
% r--'re tn ~ &c BE- "a aerrra' c..asn ttt-
Lea-orraua. whi.e,. Fr-as,s weakness.
rr r'.-r >f-f '-r--
a o. fur rrs. r-.- t ias a.ra-i.s
i.err- it a.t ar f.r -aassra. i. "a. o. ssaial
d.
o. I'D -r'- -.-.s-r-rl p
. .ar...a....
srrs'..r '. t--.s-s ef i,r.a... Ntaf cr-.ssf b.
faaaa. .HU.. l....... a.
..a fra.rr O. .-l far rrrrfr..ars ..ssf-sls
r. - go .'sr e.. g. t.-i e. 80.
a .ats -ars..sg o.. l- a. ,-i-.,li.r- ~ 40
~ fslFt-sr 80 80 far- fs.u rrr-.l 80
.... A.. ara .' ..a.... Il. Il
'r .-s .t ..ar ~a.strt rf.rt
Re luatisu.. Ge1f rirr- Complaint. Dys-
Ec1sia Heart Dlsr1rr. A-..ra "a.
r.r -.-.r p. ~rr.r f.- r..s.a.. l-. ga -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

fI'HE ua.rrssr.si hss c. ssIe So 81. .-.r.f
II fsrus Pieces Go 200 o. 700 t.r.r. ~
49, oas Elstirg fa a.frhssr .rr .r..r.f-f o.. 81 f
aa far sai.r-..-r af Pc rrs bore a rrrs. ur
JONAS GEFFN
f-ra. ws--t f-b. lees.
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his preference 20 the Co;swold.
THEY ARB rHoLuIC.
AiteT two years q az they usually bring
twins. The lambs become fat. AM worth
IN autumn eve dollars 20 the butcher. 81
lected Tor breeding. The lambs sell a. fro1a
ten 70 twenty-five dollars each. 4 gentle
man in Canad- ubo had fourteen Of this
class u sheep. Informed me that De- one
year raised from them twenty-cirht smb.
and sold them FOR seven hundred dollars.
THEIR wool l. PROFITABLE.
The wool Of tins sheep. compared with
the MerIno. = dry. clean. and less soft
The staple is very long No other sheep
produce 80 h@avy feecc 81 pore wool
Some washed feeccs have weighed A. hirh
As twenty pounds. The lightest aeeccs arr
from bearing ewes. and these VIII average
seven pounds each. 81 ttat thcre 81. no si.a
Of wool selling higher BY the feocc.
THEsEsHrrF AVA HARDY.
have kept them three years. and have
not had case Of disease among then.
Their long. heavy fleece protects them
from cold. and turns Of tie storms.
THrT co,fr To rarrY Maturity.
They nay be fat'ed With proft when
year old. AZ two have seen them fauei
With very little grain. and sold o. the butch
er Tor eighteen dollars each.
THEY ARR nrsrosrD ro nrcowr rar.
Il % ~eh known thar given ,u9a-t 70
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An lrisA Pedagogue lately informed be
Pupil' that ths feuiuine gsadef .hoald h.
apPiied % al ships ard vessels afost e,.
eepiing mal steamers and ruen-ofua-
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Z TIE su,-critsr herchy sirrs pea lc .utios that
o. - bee ta.T arpssafsri IL fhe hoa--raii-
Jut-e q fru,are f,r th- c..ruff of % Sod ar.I-
a-su-'.cd ths us-t 81 rl alni.irator ~iih che ~lu
sunsNei 9Th esi.ie ~
ALBERT LEANIrr bee ~ Ru,agrf.
u satt Caanfy S--etsei. g., rtrtnr t..n.l IT, ths
~ dlnrrfs. % tterefsrs rc.grssfs sa T-rrs..us
80 are tasIrifcl o. a. estate ef satf frrrasrf
10 sasSe t1isssitsie paf1neai aat taa-s b. have
as cr1sas-l. th.re,sa - rNh at 81. $50 a.
Mach n. i-sl. fOkNNt q ~ ARpnN.
TIE suh-criir-r hsr-ts givrs rutfsc u.i.os th.t
~ has tssa taIF arIs.rarrl o. fh- un-rr.iir
Juir~ 81 ffaaats O. - Ceuais af osisfd. anf
a--s.re, a. trusi oi Isrfuor III the ls.t ir arI
lesfaaurrf ef
DAVID HALL isf- oi Rani.-1.
in saii CouafF. te~rsss.f. O. cirfne t..at as 49,
- dfrrets- "a thrfcf-rr rrrr-rrsts nu rrrs.-s
80 arr inthtri 81 ihr estate q .aif derrasli O..
snake 'nl-rrri'tre Fsfaarni. aai thesr o. havr
snt terlaa.- therroa. ta ~Shibsf the saa-s o.
March ~ i~t3. HENRY :. uAIt.
THEsatseribrrh-rrb, si,s. rutIss sstttsthsf
D. has r-rn ic'f arloIrf-t o. che hauar.l.is
Jut-~ of fratsfr Coz thr t',aafr rfoxf,rf 90
sssrt fte trusf of tiltnlsffatsr cf thr estate nf
JONATHAN p. wiNSLoW h,s of Crsf.a.
% 49, couusy. drcea-cd. - gives i.rt ~. ths
ia~ ctrrrfs- tir ttfrst.re requssfs aI' r-rs.rs
~l.s arr iutrtfrt o. tAe ~.fa,e ol salf trrs.-ed
o. uaske 20 rseitais psy nsuf. 500 tho-e stoA-v-
sns trusaad- ther~-a o. 80 silif fhr 80
Nsrra Il. i>es. ISAAC Z. YORK