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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-16
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The Agency is not only the largest in New England
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patent the great delay there here saved
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TESTIMONIALS
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Commissioner of Patents.
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
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0org and more capable putting their applications in
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''"'''D ~ VIC "''-' 0-i''' EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
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all but which patents have been grant.
ed and that is pending Such unmistakeablc proof
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taken out license unier the Internal Revenue
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Commercial Broker under said act
From his long perience and extensive acquaintance
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having Houses L rent, entrust them to his
care. JAMES r. PIERCE.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12
The Dairy Basines. Wool.

The high prices Of butter md cheese for
some months past have enabled the dairy
farmers 10 make profitable wears busi-
ness; and the prospects Of similar high Pm
ces for the year 20 come vii undoubtedly
have n tendency TO Increase the prodnct %
that class Of articles thrOsghout all the dal-
~ districts Twenty 20 twenty-five cents
per pound FOR butter. and ten 20 twelve
cents Tor cheese. arr figures which sound
Wi IN the carr Of our agricultural friends.
and lend encoursc~rneni 20 their efforts in
supplying the demand for those articles.
We learn that in many counties in this
State large additions are being mad, 70 the
dairy stock. and NC shall not be surprised
20 hear that the pastures are stocked quite
up 20 their capacity. unless the season shall
prove highly favorable. In the County q
Chautauqua alone. which has cone 70 % an
important dairy County. We are iold that
no lees than one thousand cans have been
received. ehisfy from Pennsylvania Il Is
likely that the dairy stock Of the county
win be increased by the fan number q
these additions. since the beifers TO come in
tins spring VII probably fully supply any
dssciency from the disposition Of oil COWS
last autumn.
What Is true Of Chas;a1qua will also
bold good in many other counties Of this
and other States. The SrOrss from Which
the dairies are supplied are picked up
chiefly IN districts where dairying Is not
prosecuted - business. and where the
natural incrrass Is larger than the home
demand.
The name reasons Which are pressing orr
dairy farmers 20 increase thvsr stock also
oPeraie-Perbaps with greater force-
among the wool growers. The extraordi-
nary advance in the prices o. ~ooI-ln ma
ny grades fully equal TO one hundred per
cent.-in the last twelve months. has crea-
ted quite cOmmOtion among sheep men.
Ninety cents per pound for wool Is crrat
temptation 20 the farmer. and many Of our
wool-growing friends. We imagine. see vis-
ions Of well hIled purses already within
their grasp.
We have no word Of discourAcemeui for
those who desire 20 increase their gains bv
The addition 20 their stock % cows or 81
sheep. Within reasonable bounds. and 70
pravtical extent. Il Is doubtless jsdicioas:
but ~ nav be carried too far. and b. IN
dertaken At too great a. expense. Espee-
ALLY should Ne think this the case when
stock Is purchased Al fancy prizes. Or when.
IN BIS anxiety 20 get \ large prodsci. tie
farmer overstOcks his farm. AMI thus rrlu-
ces the P-Odset per bead from BIS stock.
II il vcre possible 20 determine how long
the war Is 70 last. and consequently how
long The Prrsent high prices for produce
ar Likely 20 confinuc. our farmers couid
determine WITH greater approach 70 acvura-
~ the p-opricty q extraordinary Efforts 20
incrvase their stock q domestic animals
especially for the probation Of wool. and
Of butter and cheese. The close 81 tie
var. and the consequent r,tnrn Of the cur
rssicy 70 Is proper level. vii not unlikely
catch many a farmer ss well a. multitude.
81 spectators in a condition not favorable
20 P,curiary advsntsrc Caution is de-
sirabie quality in these times.
n. Y. Argos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

kEsrLrs 90 GEyER.I Douer's Exprnr-
rioN MO ALsnsvt A rr-responfe-t a.
The Cinrinnafi Caz-t,o f1rnisl.es tie f,r,~.
ing reference % Gen Dodre'srecert erp--
diiion into AlaLaua.
" On sreturn General Dodge E,e-aH,
swept The county Of p-ovis,oas asI f5-s-..
i've stock AMI negroes. u is 81. mated
thar D. harmed 1870 90 bashsis ~ corn
maeh q ~hich vas sbeiicd fr i-an.pors-
i'on 90 tie army captureI and deurs,sl
,''.''3 pounds q bacon, csptarcd Io00
bad 81 horses snd u,alss. AMI a. eousf
n'",'er Of cattle. boys All sheen beside.
supply 'ng The whole corusna wrs mes,
Tor three weeks. lie also Ls-rsl ever,
ha' boat from Savannah % D,e,,., o, a..
tennessee. Destroyed tie rsiiro,5 I'D
Dscafar. burned fgs tan yards. .ix s,,-;.,.
ing uiiils. and finally. AFFORDED The ..s.,. =
sscape for 1917 blackss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12
Ayers sarsaparilla


= conrclr.ici f-o-n ~ uo-t sfcrtu-l ,rti-
d1fcs faaf rsrit-ai serrner hrs Discovered frr
go afti-flu- lrstrlnicr ari fnr thc cur ol the
atsor,lcrs g rutai.s Tat r o. fsr srIer,nr o.
srF uthsr rrraesly ycf dssuscd - knouu o. al
40 have gwen q a trai That u 49, CON.
htne Writes truiv extrlori ,,srv ia fhcsr eject
uT-n tlis cias. a eomVlrints - irIiisnufah.v
proven ~ ~ Er-1t mu.u-lfr q rliilliv
knuuu nrt rurnrrsahle ru-~s q a. r-afr a
~ io'io-lnS cnoase1 Kings Evil or
Glandalar swellings. Tumors. Erup-
tons. Rmples. Blotekes and Sores. Ery-
GPelas. Rose or S. Anihoays Fire. Salt
Rheura. soald Head. Cough, from t.
eercalols depoSits IL thc lrngs. White
swellings. Debility. Dropsy. Neuralgia.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Syphilis and
Syphiiitlc Infections. Nercnrial Diseases.
Female Weaknesses. AM. inie,j. as shoe
s~ru-, = cutnpisints t'at are f-urn i-rr-rstv
a tI- Nod Minnte rrrorts - infirasusl
cases usF o. fuunt d, AtEH's A~rElcA-
ALNs~kc. vti.h h. furnished fc he lra-gl.i.
tur cratai;oa. d,sfriiatuon. sAr-rin MAJ b,
ksrnoi - d.rrctiors g. lfs uas sn.l .orn- a.
m rrnsrk ahie cures ushi. h "a 49, made uten
81 of'lrr rrrnrirrs hat ffirr rflrt r. -
H. ra4es az Tu1-osely faken from 81 49,
tnsrus q ~ rouufrv en- srirr fhlt cFcrr r~.ter
nav have a-0Cts o. soutr On uto can .rrak tc
iinN ~ - .-afitt tff1sr frrsalrai rNfrrrrn-r.
~rrufuia derrv-scs t.lc sitsi rnerE.es I'D dee
Dsrs % strt.ras ar move sutic-t % 4 srsss
81 its lffsl rvsults tinn are isa'fts ruu.,t.-u-
ttorus lhnrc % t~nds O. ,hcrtrn. "a Co.'S
srrafls sinrte-. ar atcru-v dursf,on q D. nan
IT. TIE ss,t tupurtanoc q 1889 consider
tsons has lci o. O. srenf ysrrs IN rers~. fi-- "a
rrtr~lr .huh - adtguaic o. 90 care 4 h,s
90 nos orr OBJ 60 ruhiic u-.'cr - rz--s a
AfFEs SsEsAraEttta. alfhourh % b cosIi-
pol ~ in-rusfI-ufs. sornc 81 utuh exorrI thr
- 81 >rfV-lu.a In slfrraurr poarr ~
80 as sou NAV nrlrrrf yuirsrf from ftr suefr-
nc an darerr ~ th~-s tlsc-fsFs Turr~ a..r
- foui cnrrur'fiuus thst ruf and Ers,rr 81 g..
blus-i f.1rsc oai thr Cnr-rs 81 l.-rn-s A.
vi-urous hralfh vll f-liou. b. o. rsr.,.sr
vrrtuc- 49, rrusc,ly ugsuaiatrs thc wal fu---
tlrus. rri thus sxr~is a.. dlstrruurrs 49,
iark vliiun ne sysicn O. hars COT o. 49,
par ~ Be-
w kanv ~ rai'ir have hcrn deceived -
r.-rF compound ~ ~ffssns-.Isl thar rrora.s..f
r,a-l at Ia isl,h,n< tui taey uil r.srhrr hc
drors 81 aur -.ssff-.lafel ln ihls. a. vrfnrs
tatr Icrn froFrl hy shurdtrf frrrl nut .f.r-
rsrnans no farsfusa ~ be- surTa..sin-- enrr rn-~
c. the ru.r 81 tlc aiairtrag dl-cn-~. % d. la
trn.trl ip r~a.h. A'fhoa.-l ur.f-r 60 s.r.r
rarlr. r t- trrs 81 F-rrnt nd -lrc fror az
o,ia-r ~hirh has hscn tsiorc a. ieupl~. Eaa +.
tar ruorr rrctu-l taaa an o-..sg ~LnL Ia
ctcE uc,u atal-a,.c 81 sleta
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

GREAT BENEFTrs OF LARoR-Sa vr~o Ma
oHrNEEr- BY the Aid q improved ma
ehinery. one man can now spin four hun
dred times mOre cotton yarn than the best
cron spinner could in 1859. when Ark
wright took cut his first patent. In grind
ing gram and making aour. one man can
nov do 80 times more work than be could
a century ago. One woman can nov man
ufactsre as much lacc in = day A. hundrr.l
women could = hundred years AGO. Itnov
requires a. many DAYS % refine su-ar A. II
did months thirty years AGO. Onlv FORTY
minutes arr required 20 fH an amal-arn %
Inercury and tin on large looking class.
which once occupied 81 weeks The en-
g'Hes Of frst class iron frisase perform a.
much work an twenty-four hours. a. A.. -
600 horses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

ISDfAS RELcs n RHopE Ist.xp S,-,.
DAYS since a party Of laborvrs emplorcd on
the Ne~Pori and Pal River Railroad d..
covered IN TIE coarss Of thcir excavatio,s
on a iarm IN MilJletovu. Y. /. an ancient
ladian baging ground. Supposed 10 b.
about two hundrvd years Ola. from rhieh
some curious relics have been eahln.-l
ne rehc' consist o. string q colo-rd
beads. ihirty four in number. thin piece
% siaiestons. about nine b. tEei,e inches.
beautifully imprinted 9Th the fern Iesf
and round stone Pestlc. some eighteen
inches IN length by eight inches ia circs--
Ference. siih which the nd SKINS u,r.
probably accustomed % grind their gr..t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

COrroN n THE LAsr WAR WIN INC
tsND- corrsspondent Of the OHIO Far
mer. Who vas employed IN Ne~ England
factory A. thai time. SAYS that a. The var
Progressed. factories incrvased in number
and sire
- As the British cruisers filed all orr
says and inle's. Nc soon hal 10 send teams
and wagons 70 Virginia and the Carolina
70 haul cotton for the factories. paving i've
% siN cents pound for cotton. and twen-
ts-hVe 70 forty cents pr pound for hauling.
Oar cotton and woo.cn goods were then
selling a. much higher prices than nov
We we're then vel supplied with WOOL ard
fax Of our own raising. and a great ulsiori-
y u our families made 81. o. tie greater
portion Of their clothing from these uaatcri-
as IN their own d~ei.inSs
In Isis. our factory made Purchase o.
cotton IN Boston. a. ffiv cents per pound.
called 90 Chih cotton 81 10 was superior 20
thr then southern cotton. AMI was naked
an raw hidcs. laced Up By fbonss. ohcu
think Of tbs AMI query. " Can't ne SUI
set cotton from Peru and Chilli
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

ooniarrinafiori B. FaTiplsiy carsci hr ui.-a. 80
tl-ruse. lov iviu- dt-or'crvti disssfH.n frnrrt
url.-aifir foc-l. imrGre ar. Giih and tlihy
ha'tts. tie dcgrrsslng ,irrs. nrd a'cts tI. ~
the srn-rral irf-ctn.n. Wta.evrr - ifs of..-ir.
= hc-csi.tsrv ~ thc crnsfifufion. dc-rvniin..
iron I.arcl.is o. chiiincu uufo tic thirl art
turih ccncrtii,n 20 INDEED 4 sccrls o. o. TO
ri % HIN Mo savs. 81 Wit tie iniqui-
- - - ttfh-rs upoa thcir ehGdren~ It-
d.-es - Niiirh q osi-turtCs take Varaus uaues.
arcorlin- p IN or-ans q affa -. On 10
irrcs. >-rufu.a rrotaccs fuisrriss art s-.Ev
tousurn0tlon IN the gianis. suc.iues wtt
surT-rttc AM teronnc uicrrous sores n th-
stomach and ho.ci.. terune,urerts uttrh nm
tnce Iuti---fioa. dssp~r~is. and liver cora-
plants on The skin. cruptise AMI cutanc,rs
sfrrtions Thcse al having TIE s,u~ ori-.a
rcIu.re - sane rrrnrsiv. W ruriisst.,a n.a
insr..orsfiun a me bo'i iaufr thc hio-.i
AMI thr-r dsnEcrous tistrul.cr. lrarr Yea
Va f.ch'e. fsul. 81 oorruTfri ttoa.i zoe rs-
ne have hraifh uifh that - . ~ frsh 10
hca-ths. yea csnnot have slroia.oas di.case
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12
n Y Ages

WASH FOR Barns. There j. no cheap
substitute for oil paint. All the dissrrn,
kin'is q ~hi,cwashin- ar Incapable Of
shutiing ont moisture. The sides q build
in-s. especially exposed 70 rains. vii lose
Poriion Of any kind q wash by the COM
binvd action Of frost and moisture. OIL
paint obyiatcs this diHi-ulty.
Ihcre are many diHerrn, kinds n -..b
recommended bat with a single excepsion
We have never found a., thing better than a
mixture Of good lime With water. Thisex-
eePtion 80 have made ati,o-ourh trial ~i,h.
rough barn. which received 4 co,fi,r
four Years ago. nov retains most q u. a.
though a considerable portion Is sailed N
on Tie most exposed siie. This wash Is
male Substantially A. follows. One peck
q fine beaoh sand. three pc,ks Of w.t.
iine. ard four guarts ~ saf Tee mr.
PORTIONS might vary vithoat d-,rinen, --
thrrr should bc o. marh sand "a. can Lee
conveniently applied vi,h a brush A farm
la,orcr applied tbs mixture early Iast ..-.-
incr % TO rough barns. one about CD o.,
- irci' ihe other - BY 50. IN three ard a
hal DAYS. oonsuu,ing two basheis a. wsf.-
hne. which vas hearty the Whole cost of
matrriai. Tbs eoaiiag. nov nearly one
years standing. appears % % a. cool 81.
ihe day . vas pot on. II VII Be perceived
that ne expense - oaiy about one tend ,lr
cost q q coat q paint.
lCouutry Gentleman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12
Tnr PoII E.rLNunrsr.

THE POLL EVuL II HoRsEs. some per
sons regard the Pon evil as incurablc. Il
Is SOMETIMES called fssula No matter bow
long the sore has been running. "a can D.
cured IN 4 brief time. and Al cost not ex-
eeeding ten cents. One dime spent in mu-
ratio acid. viii be sufficient 20 eject a rad-
ical aud permanent cure % the most stub
born hs'ula- The sorc should be 6rst thor
O1ghly eleansed BY some abster-en, fluid.
and for this purpose pure water Is perhaps
as valuable a. anything that can be used.
and drop eight or ter drops q the acid in
twice day ell il has the appearance Of
fnrsh voand. then wash clean With soap
suds made q CASTLE soap. and Rave il 70
heal. which Il VII speedily DO II the acid
has been used long enough. should 1t.
however. heal slowly. apply the acid Sec
Ond time. and Ia the manner above de-
scribsd. taking care % wash ont the PIPE
thoroughly. and Il Ill be found an infalii-
Die reDedy in the most invctetate diseases
Of this sort bot Il should DC remembered
that IN order % do 80. the AID mast De ar
piled tai the corrup; or diseased aesh Is all
burned out lGermanto~n Tel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

That WATER with Us Is the time for labori-
Ons hunting; to them period Of rest.
For these reasons they have 81 many CHI
dren. and live longer than We DO. Isay.
therefore. uuto ever cue that vii i.ssF s.s,.
that. before the oedars Of our village shall
have died down with age. and the maple
trees Of the valley shall have ceased 70 give
rs sugar. the race Of the little corn-sower.
VII have externiinatcd the race % a,sh-
eaters. provided their hanismen DO no, re-
solve 20 become so~erS.- History show,
the truth Of the prophetic words.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

IHr IVDIS's Vfrw 90 Aontrrrrr-rr
We do'iht . better srgar8erf ior irn-or
ed-agricuiiurc can BE- given. thar is found
in tle sTeeeh q an fniian chief. o. h.strii.e
a. che West. Il ran tbss.
p" DO you me- sce the whites living uron
seeds. While ne eat seshs That tbs a..b
rcqsires more than thirty moons 20 grow
up. and is then often scsrceg TLatearb a
The wonderful seed. they So ia The es-,b
returns them a hondred foilf That a..
hssh Co sinch wo subsist has -four Iers 20
ese'r'e us. While Ne have but two o. psrsuc
ans cslaurc Hf Tbst tie gran rrmain.
-hers TIE ~hits naa so-s q. and grows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

PsfNr To EsDrEr Mr.. River. sst..
That boiling coal tar. uith .iarsed Iirle. wall
MAKE shining saria-e on wool rork. ard
val o. any KIDD. vhich b. irnr.ri.haiIe q.
stone r BE-. therefore. better thaa all fi-
paints in ihe world fi- Gle o4t....e aar. az
ouihouses. All baiilinss connected with
The garden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

T. ta- IT, Caaa,s Cs.a-ui.s..aer. a.f Cd. Cs.,.-
tt nf o..
iit -n.'-f..aaa-t. tour rsrfs.s-r. $500.
"a ih f"sn el ~taashsul. fa -asI t.-sufs .f
ND ffFf ~ffif ffTf~-s Eel. fhsf i r-fta tr pir-
ur fa.r sf rhr t.ararf f....f I-..l..- f..-- -rN
i"F~I fs Tee ~tHarsas.a bel. bra go .-fs.I a.r-
- io Ir.i III rrv-I hs fh- al.-.rt.,isn-~ EFT
isia i-srf 20 ssti road itaE .s th~ i...sa "a -
- ihsfri.fr 90. fa.a rr tIr.arrs. arrs~sflr 81
frF ". p .nf ...'aas .f $50 t,n .f = r.-a i.. .
fa---f Moe l t~62. ,a tsua ss--...s. t...,
s.'a haf-a- iH f.-- 800 rsro~ nr per- II I'D
cInaasFsffa- lf aI rrsr ias fsrI.-r h-,.- af He
f' 4 ~a.s.'. trr..Hg fh~rr- FL. L.reu aa-. s.f
a~ no ~h..~ pr ao u.arh thsr-.I ss go
r..f..r .-rarr.r rr.....-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12

Iur reru'fsr CT g ~
Z Get ,n shsiI ~ con
SCEofrrk irks o.
q e. oonsffufEas q
muiiru lss a ulsr e.
ctfr rrrlucrs - To-
Tsv-iucri ~ an o.
81 90. rIfia-s.l 80
e 60 tr--f. vhrr r.
taaf 20 a l~romes
roufre-rrf - sus.rii
ihe ttial forrss t.fir
Nt.ouCus artln. arI
lssvcs thc ssstrn -
san into disc-ier an
rnu Itraraf.fr~s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-12
XANE< - NOV(oWS,

u ghsai'iie-. o, ths daS-a 90 s,asle oa~.
Mafrh cs-~s SCI ulaf-rl.is So Wstrh-rak~rs
49, D. furaishet chesr-t tht 49, rsa D. i.assht
'n fuFiisai- u .hprt pesP.- I'D i-tr-s csa o.
htan nH.i ave
tsrff fhtag ~aff -f-.'-s b. shsi t t. soii 90
w.. uuftn be-. '' ~ -f, - fh- i-.t d. i-N e. aui
- nlssf surF fa 10000. 49, - sufr-.s- f
in hfm -'i - teue srrefl.ag ta caalr.rt 49,
- srraafrf 60.
VI ~ss'at sac e. go aaf -atrh-. that has~
hFFn sIrslarf To- fnrsfsrsrrsrra s.rt aaru. anI r
D. essa r.tks Zen 49, tsrul go. here srn o. o.
charge. I b. $3.50 effh rarrs-.
tasln sstIh fl.Frra~nls ~tl ID Ga l~@~i-I
- - fF9alfet. 80 60 l1srti-r srrsr -atrt-
- ~tl = stter~t ta lsv~f E.rar-ur-f- ~ - ter
o. rrr. thruaarsre ~ itlsarr. ia-ftsl la -srr -
taaf harr rttfu tsstsrcrs. anI tas'h aatfhrr.
th'i - rs-iair-f io - toa- fa e. ~aieh 30 - ri.rk
49, D. daar st htssarp snt ~sfrsutr.f o. - t..s-
tu a 49, u.ani.k~ ,la-nnrr.
W. saiarffsr' frsssa oit~r frL-aat~rs 81 -
49, ID daae at issr tr.r.uaf.
Jewolry Repaired.
Lettsr Engraving ncstIy Enscatcd.
ES-Cssh pace fsr oid Ooit sd ~ilv-s.
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PATENT MEDICINES,


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