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der .teamship nlbsrnlan Il ouahec. /


Ar at Liverpool 9Th. Potomac Fulton Raugoonj
Ith Calhoun, Page IN New York; Sth, K N Mills,
Trundy, do.
on the port 18th. Endymion. Williams. from New
York; Wisconsin, McStoker from do
Sid It'll, lronsidss, Oliver NsW York. FL.
Sid I'm Gravessnd sth, Thomas whitney, Kelley,
Boston.
Ar at Melbourne, NO date Golden Horn. Rice, fm
SD IN Bombay July rs, Ensn Stuart. Lyons, for
or Copenhagen 9Th inst. VIM Henry. Bernard.
Ar q Hamburg 9Th Inst. John Bertram. Harding,
Ar a Antwerp s.s Inst, D Wright. Psrk, Akyab
In the river Tth. Commodore. CrowsIl, and Cum,
berland, Waite, nom Callao
Psr steamer Psrsis, st New York.
AT At Lirsgpool h; Wisconsin. AssiOker, and
St John Nm; Oh North American, Cutting New
York; North American, Isl QUEBEC; l7th Columbia.
Stowoll, New York; Albert Gallatin DelanO do;
Levant, Farren, Boston, Celeste Clark, Shekman,
cid sth. Helen Sands Otis. Genoa; Jeddo, Snow.
g. ssoSIs9SS s so.
Southampton. Whitnsy Rhine, Moore, ana iowa.
Ar q Deal 81. 2nsrSssp Genres woodward,
New York for London. tlnd pf6ssedt
Passed PCStsmC9.h stA. TheIss'. RObin'oD' frQ~
Sid I'm Cardiff sth. Ada, Murphy. Portland.
.. os Coyherg IN, Sorrento, Dsering, I'm Liverpool
Az at Queenstown sth inst. Ellen pysr, spePpaIa,
Cuba. f''W
or do stb. John Kerr, Sweetser, from Maulmain.
Ar at CNxhsYep IN INST, Grace Sargent. Mitchell,
Calao. 80
Ar at Antwerp 9Th inst. St James. Williams and
Commodore. Crowell, Callao; Cumberland, Waite,
do; Harry Of the v esi. c9ttop. do,
Sid sth. Ellen Hood. Kiiby. Akyse.
Ar at Flushing 9th inst, Anna Decatur, Pickering,
Akyab.
Ar at Havre Sth irst Melrose, Cousins, New York;
Rebeccs Goddard, st John NIB.
Ar at Cadiz Cd inst Mary LucretiA, Bowers, New
York,
SPOKEN,
Aug q ias6i s, Ion IS 40 W. ship Magellan. Cum.
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FoR PRnsIDnHT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
or ELLFROIS.
roR vfUn-PHEsIDENT'
ANDREW. JOHNSON.
or rENxRSsKE.
For Miectorn.

For Electors.
JOHN B. BROWN, Of Portland.
ABNER S'rErsON, Of Damarisestta.
at Dist.-RIcHARD M. CHAPMAN OF Biddsford
4 Dist TT uONASA A. u FEnSEEDEN ofAuburD
d Dist-GOiNG RArMOkN Of Pittsfeld.
lfh Dist-BENJ. p. GILLIAN, Of OreAe.
STA Dist.-JOHNN n. SWAzEY Of BuoKsport.
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Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Market.
aI1 "WEDNESDAY, Sept 81, 1854.
1t market 3S7s beef cattle, stores, 1889 sheep
and lambs; 1925 swine .o~>,.
quality II 62 %; second do 10 oo91l O0; third do
! oo@9 90 per ITO lbs. ,
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MEAD, DAME = BUTMAS DL
as we have few good men on hano'
Sept 22-dlv r...s.-.
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w-Ifyou arein want Of any kind Of PkINTINe
all 1t the Daily Press OfRee. Ia
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at this oaies. u
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EsUza~
GR0KE

Aug D. lat 81 s, Ion IS 40 w. ship Magellan, Cum.
mings, from Liverpool for San Francisco.
Ang 10, lat IL 40N, Ion % rs w ship Andrew Jack.
son, johnson. from Liverpool for San Francisco.
No date. lat 30 n. on ~ w, ship Maria, Williams,
from Cardiff for Eev FotK.
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Portland Photographic Gallery
so MIDDLE ST., PORTLAND, Me-
A. 9. DAVIS, Proprietor
Portland, May IL, 1864 mayl2dSm
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Notice.

a Jouny LADY, astranger In this city, vop,a IN.
-, ~ form the acquaintance Of middle -. Ne
senuehaA OF wealth No others need answer ak ~,
correspondence strictly eonhdeAtial Address aIl
sept28 d2ts - AAsON.
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PORT OF PORTLAND,

Thursaayr.".....",. %.
ARRIVED
steamer Forest City, Liscomb, Boston
St John NIB. 'oA Ao'
4 SOB Harriet Fuller. Hamilton. Boston.
sen EomAodoge. Glars, Ellsworth.
Sch Herald, Tilton, Dsmsrissotts,
CLEARED.
Barque Mary c Fox. Ross. Havana-naac L Came
& Co.
Sch Engineer, Willard, Baltimore Orlando Nick.
ergop,
LAuscHEo-At Stockton 18th inst from the yard
Of Messr Audsstl Lit by, superior dopble.dcck
barque of $50 tons, called the Arizona she IA
owned BY Reuben Sibley. Oake: Angler. caldwell
Mansfield, and Conant, of Belfast and Cant I
A Colcord, of Stockton, who will command her
At Rockland 10Th inst, from the yard of Robert
Crockett, . schooner OF 242 TONS called .For,rns
Thompson" She Is owned in Rockland and LII h
commanded by Capt Geo Holmes "
brig Of 425 tons. called the ATLAS. was 10 bs
Brewer, on Thursday W. -
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Rooms IN Iaa

Rooms TO Let.
EUkNISHED or not, very desirable and eonv.-
lent suts OF rooms on nrst or second o. ,.n
rooms. With or without board, 1t 2 Con sngis
corner OF Wimot Streets. .so,So Efesss
FTVHE subscriber hereby rive, puhlic no,,------
Il concerned, that he has been dnlv an oee to all
taken upon d uselfthe trust OF Extc oS &c 1nd
merrill COOLIDGE,
a sss OF rnortsnd, In the county Of Cumhs,,
Ssss giving bond a. the law drects
Srs requests All persons who are ndehfoS ns there.
estatsto make immediate - .ne said
same for S.ttIsmsa ~ thereon. to exhibit tSs
Portland, sept %. lseS, g. Vo0 n1In'
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THOMAS q. LoRING. DRUGGIsT,

AID
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner sf Exchange q FederalSt's.
Apsrfeot at guaranteed. Ths poorlibsrally con
sidered. meh9b du
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UNION NOMINATIONs.
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. EIGHT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01
TO Preserve fruit without selfsealing
Cars.

Prepare cement Of one ounce ro.in.
one ounce gum shellac. ard cutie inch
ofb~es~Ax Pot then in a tan cup and melt
slo~iy-too high or too quick hsa, rnaav
cause . 10 scorch.
Place ths Jars ~herc they uilI become
warn, ~hiie the fruit - cooking Ifths,
are gradually heated there y 90 danger Of
breaking.
A. soon a. the fruit ). thoroughly heated
an uhiie boiling bot. so ibc Jars fau. Jet
tie Joioe cover the fruh entirely. Have
ready sotne eirrulsr pieces % stout. shiek
cotton Or linen cloth. and spread over ~ith
cement a sracc sufficient q coverthe mouth
and rim of TIE jars. Wipc the rim per
fec'iy Dry and apply fhe cloth While varru.
putting thc cement side down. bring fhc
cover over the nm and secure it srrnly -ith
a string then srrcai coafiug 81 cement
over ~ upper Surface. A. che coo,srfs of
the Isrs cool. The pressure Of the AR ii
dePres' The cover. and give most positive
prof that al safe
Many thiok thst sugar T. essential 20 en-
abe ihe fruit o. Keep This b. not 40
berries ard rea-hes are better PIT or
~ithout q. >ugar strcrn over tL.- q,
hour before eating. gives thc-s nor, a..
favor q fresh fruit. Cook only .sFr-er,
% ~ two iars 81 one. % avoid -ru.b.rv
tender berries. Pears and quinees g.
besi cooked ~ vster tiii tender. ruttiar TO-
- many a. win cover ,ie TOP q tbe usf.r
90 one time sheu clear rnd tcndrr. adj 60
the ~atcr sugar o. fhe tsse. a. coon q.
boaing hci PIE in The frs'. and uLsn ia.
Iene'rafel With syfup. pee it ,a jars. ar
tH O. ~ ~iih syrup boiling Lot Sal a..
directed Apples fhe sane uay. or cooked
in "aief onis. and secured. Les ftru D.
i' garter ior. Il uashed. TIE pulp vii
he'd - mary air-bubbies .t oil not Keep
Cooley Ladies Book.
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Alternative Syrup

= s. rstssr Nytli.. F-srs...s 80, So So
~. 49, - .N---s - ~ Fts-. Oif $50.
N-r..lasss Pcs - g. hs-sss go ~ 49, 49,
~ Nr-rafarF VOID f,fsssr. - reu-.Is sr~r
f,rr.f-rrf tEs dprr ~hat 49, trra ha-rrf 81
fhf- iairr BEL us~ ssrrs $50 sf r,-.r,Ia,...-.l
sfrnlfftr 'aaaf ts srr-ilIs rnrrri sni in = .harr
lu~ th~ ratE fsis.-a 81 raaar' rtrfs rral tlsfs.l
tcru tae sRssu. 49, hrahk I'D .fr--sstb 49, -
rianr1'if rrstHrrt. 4 fhts rr-ussIs thsf CO..
- a --nf rrltu irasa th~ Ssh thrn sIar.rs.r 81
Nesprrt. sHi g. uhsrh ~ ,re.~afsf nr u 80
49, - a. ~ IA. 49, 49, g 49, a..1ss a.
tr-sirs-ss efrk~ .ssf ss1trf ~ 1880 % IA,
aaar~. iafas.lr lahta al Nr~ hark g. Etrr
ttaHt. 'ia- isfEr ls'tfr is-fs usala .-pr 80
siyi h-ifstr-. - 80. -rst trsxr-.. -
- rsrkarr- 1899 fran ehs-rv.fio- oa f.ersps
cf Tlrrr Is aasn
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Diuretic Compound

- Ge-r~trr. Gi--f. Nr-i-furs. 80 90 fsssssss =
- tsaasrF Ores. "a 49, rra.eir roarai-s
arlth~r hsrssn Cassalra. ~nirifs 81 Ntfr~ g.
49,. luFr--ufr--. -fhrr .s-----,. .sr-r.
taf bel an rrgsnf reg-raar islait. pl-asant o. go
taste NJ. su-si. 49, 49, s-u-ss.r asf 49, .rr a.
iis uIrrafssn. srrs'y a.isstrr sr hsaf sd rrr BE-
fHfren in 30 aff-sry r.asaagrs. -. th~rrfa--
80 hare t~er s-aits-.fu- fs-u Eaffaa r-r..fra
rfftrr tn rnrsurs or uarNrrf~s g. rrsnrhs srknuf
trrrtf uufi 81 ani Fair. tarr trrarh ara
sa-sh-- $500 -ssh 49, s.a.rs tir-.. 49,
a. sgusf lrr uixtrrss So sfrf O. t-ftir
tha- We Ny uharh 49, 80 eats c-rr So
ri .s-F tr- wfl afsn rirsrs~ fhr stsr-r- fr..u
~ s1lersss efert- ef thr rfsturss 80 have t-u
h-sn taArsz ss lrur. o. - -arr.at--f a. sarr Of.
go tah the uu- RI 49, cher u---iurlas 81 thr
rr'o- 49, - rvisrtei 49, 'fiseff~- $50
fr'cr s5-toahr slrr. 90.
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Tn QUASTrrY OF BrTTrR INcEr.srp
~ wArEE- A Nv York dairymaa fur
nishes The following advice froa the
Genesee Farmer.
There has a great deal bssn said abou,
butier-nAking. bit fboeg e.. A. had lad
hitle csTerienoc. aieii cfer Eeu nina.
thai may De Of ase 70 some q your msny
reader When CO.'S are feeding On dr,
iced. ibe mii& . thicker Or richer thaa
wben feeding on juicy grasses thea ada
~arm water. ~ben. sissing tle milk. On
quantities s'Iiiicieut % make Il a. the milk
from Ordinary cows u May ~ jane. The
miik tron some COWS On the sp-ing and
summer months Is very thick or Tich tbcn
add cold water. % the ~eaiher b. bot I
have Practiced re above. al1 it has in
ereAsed tbs qaantity iroA oae % thrc e
pounds per COW. each week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01
InPortant Requisite for Improving the
Quality of Cheese

Many dairyuen work too much by guess.
and without faxed rules Of roanufacture. de-
pending entirely on Judgment and fsehngs
N eoEda0sing their operations. This Is all
vel enough and proper. As far as II goes.
bat II uniformity - desired. the AID OF
science must be called IN.
desire TO called The aftentioa Of your
resdcrs st this time. 20 but one point oaly
in the manufacture OF cheese. Ia Is With
regard to the prOxsmate acidty Of milk
when about % be manufacturcd into cheese.
Every dAIr, man krovs that spring ard
f4n cheese are lhAbls to be poor in quail
iiy Often 50 poor a. 20 be nearly unsaleabie.
or selling NJ ons-haf a nd oae-third ibe rates
Of choice article. Ssch cheese has not
been properly made I ncfcr D0re par
ticslarly 20 cheese that - soft-where the
eurd vas dificult 10 cook. and which oosld
not be made 20 assume IN curing a frn.
solid. close tsNturr. bot viii be " hufy
ard srringy~ Cheese Of this character
often occurs in 6rst class dairics Of the best
dairy districts. snd dsiTynen ryrcrslly are .
unable 70 Poin; cot the true cause. though
the general excuse -. that there was a
mistake somewhere in not cooking the .
ourd sufiicienily.- Tie whole difhcuhv
grows out % the condition Of the nik-ii
Is TOO sweet When coagalaied. and IN that
condition cannot BE made INTO first class
cheese. after the ordinary methods
Such milk must be treated With sour
whey.
The use Of sour whey. from time 90 time.
in spring and iaii. ne deem Imperative. II
uniform tine favor and choice quality Of
cheese : desired.
I do not propose IN this article to discuss
the reason why this acidity = necessary. or
10 point out the precise dsgrce neccssary
forthe best rrsal's-this last must be Iearri-
ed By experience bat &c shall give some
data that wili serve a. a general rule or
basis 70 operate on. and by which. the
intelligent dairyHasn nav soon. by a Ettle
practice. learn the proper condition %
milk. and test the matter for bsrnseM
Wien the nights u,iIk in The morning
stands higher than 6Ie. the mornings
milk uaay be added. and ~ the time for
pEttins in the ruune;. cone uhey should BE-
added. and stirred into the uaa... IN the
proportion oftwo quarts whey for every 60
gallons milk.
II he nighs. milk stand below so. a
larger Gaantity Of whey must be used. and
the quantity 81 whey always graduated se-
coriins 20 degree Of sweetness OF tie MIX
II the nights miik stand a. s. or shove.
u NAV have acquired sufficient scidiiy 70
render The use Of the whey uuneeessary
The whey used should be distinctly acid
about Ike that coming from n sweet eurd
n summer and standing tventy-four hours.
Max treated a. above win form curd % an
entirely different character from that which
has acquired sensible acidity a. ihs tine Of
putting in the rennet The curd from
mix treated With sour whey ell b. al that
can BE- desired. vail work down evenly and
without trouble. the cheese euring With a
hrm compsct texture. rctAiaing ~ ore Of The
butyrsoeous matter. and having that mild.
Tish pleasant favor. peculiar 70 Erst elAs.
Cbeese
X A WILLARD. in Cosatry Gent.
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Impor, ant Fac, in Breeding.

Ala rsoens session q the Msssachusett.
Beard q Agriculture. Prof Agss.iz gave
an accosnt Of several experiments made 90
ascsrsais the Influence exerted BY the sire
uPon The fufure progeny Of the dan. he
cosPl-d q ~s,er-dog uish . Newfoundland
siut- Psri Of the resulting hsier sbo~ed
the external marks of the sire. another por-
ton more resembled the dam. ard the re-
ruainder partook Of both breeis Asecoaa
hitter was bred from the sane slut by a
greyhOund. and ths Paps we're almost pre-
cisely Ike the 6rsi litter. part Ne~aound-
land. part water doc. Nth scarcely trace
Of The grcybossd. Sinil.r resalts -err OBJ
tanned With rabbns Of Different varicties.
Tbs appears % indicate that the 6rst
fecundaiion 81 the frnsie j. net confined
in al iis results 90 tbe iumediaie progeny.
bat exteads 90 the further issoe. The idea
l. not neE. bet adlitiouAl proof from such
. high quarter - valuable. Every ono can
readily see is application in breed ing
farm ssoek- Great disAPPOintneni has oftsn
been felt b. parties Who have paid lsrrvly
Tor The services u vel bred sires. because
the rcsui,ing issue has shown little Likeness
% the nahe parent. and the latter has ben
condemned - a poor stock-getter IL i.
possible thAi IN such cases lie rrsults were
caused BY the f-uaie having previously
borne yoang ~ an animal essentially dif-
fertng from The SIRE subsequently, employed
and thus having been rcndcrcd incapable
Of predicting ~, offspring % sny very
dsssinilar animal. II 80. "a j. an adiitional
reason Tor securing the nee 81 ueIl-b-ed
animals. ,spcciaiiy for the frss progeny
Of any ivruals. The expansion and con-
formation % the prcau-tive organs nav
perhaps b. PermAaentls Affected by the cha
rao'er Of the frst pro-eny
Aa. Agricsltsral.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

H. DOW. Fhfsirtsa 80 surrssa. 80 -.
y aao1lf ~rr-rf h..s...a. 81 r.nsa.re Ia... a..
s ssrs .H-alraf I'll tae sas.e srsfra rr..
-ff7s l'frI. er lsi1r II ftr .aa-ati ...-r o..
rHI rrs.an. frr a.trr Metre. frrtrr-a.. I'D.
80 60 rllta... .rsI friar.-.-s s-..
sf~efF rr'lrf ras.srf-sf .a 81 -. e.. 80.
i1Farit.fy crr's.r Is or rsu rralr IT frrafr....
d. 80 r'-..aI.r rauarl'rfs t.ffI ra.lrr .f 49,.
% - 49, rrff.f sar7 ~ Ir.-rs I'll r~riesf h-art
d. De 30 na l.l.l 81 rr-sr-f era-r.-.r-
rhrs.rlan ID Dostaa.
IiesrfrrT srraaaea.aisi.a-s 60 as-.--rs -. -.
80 ta sfsF fs tasfaa 90 fsFs ure-r rr-.r-....-
d. D. s.ure i-fs. haFlar $3.50 at.u.t-i-
afifalIaa ta aa otlrs urrtfce 80 rhs eve af 49,
60 eera-es ed feaasis C..-nri.fsfs. 49,. i.
- 90 - surrrt.r fn fhs rifef ~fatrs
n. 80 l~ffers rnasI r1nrsla ans frIasr g.
~ 49, 81 II aassrret
~ hs-Fs lrsa 80. fo SIS
ii.s-fsa. D., q Issg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

WoUNDs n uoEsEs A coiresponaen;
Of the Michigan Farmer rccouuaends the
Following reme,iy Tor he hcaiins q ~oand.
upon borsss- " Salipetrc should be nod
erately strong 20 the taste. and blucstone
Added until thc ISOLATION = siisLils tiares
Tins. ard nothing else. j. % be used A. a
wash. two or thTee tunes a day. Il puris,s
The wound. DESTROYS ilc rrcud feb. pro-
duces Granulations iulmediatciy. heal. in a
sarprIsingly short time. have had a
horse badly kiCked and others ise hurt. IN
raia-~tntsT AL alil-sumuler. and iheir cure
Was ~as squally rapid and afier~aras 20
scar vas visible. TIE wound rrquires 10
covering (fies vi not srpr0aeh ~ and
dressing it 9Th mop o. rag tied - q
STICK . vrry little trouble. wouns. DO
not need 10 D. se-sa Up under tbs treat
ment; a. east ] never saw any ADVANTAGE
from Il. a. The stitches have uniforu.ly torn
Ogt-
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Notice 90 Invalids

oser A-ss t--trsf ft-a-rsl f.Ia- .rs t..it q.
- faiiiar Taa-ks sra-usI.Y. ra N~- Enrissf e
tsar. u hsrn fs $500 fhnr Ihrasn asns. TIE.
ea-naFs trsm frr.trE DO tsi-~ arf c-rrtflrs -.
Ffr,'s~1nrafs .i fara c.tfrg ih-au.-tss-. ttrtass
- D. harr 81 uartl.sf rir-sflor go - 49, - !,
rsoaui1~n.Iafiaa - shat - - 81 tt-.us-ises.
Aorrfirst7z pafsrrssus ta go cs.ss aai FL g.
arr trr.sfrs. aal th~ ent 49, 80 81 e. ssta
s--r- rsra.tr rra-f.s- O rsias tt-f ~. 49,. 90
= 49, nrHtrr e. rors..' urr b. rrasr. vr.r rssr
e. rafasfs- h~ serr iaaf A. 81 rtss.-.sa So 49,
pr'f--1sF, 30 80 80 hafe rsss.a ts rrrr-t ti.
W y a'.lear ls flr co.'s .r.r..I rts.r.an 81 Pr.s
% go, 90 .a ~ So arf. 80 s..srrfa.. o..
H.sstrV o. sr-r rsHF 81 rrtVats aaa1kse So a.
Farss 1900 f-sf .-s-fs trr. sa-a. - a. =,
rta--af Faraart s.s. -srr-as 80 r.ras-s.s % a..
49, .fhFr -tlffs. t.ra-s go srar-p 60 s-ssrsr.
49, sfnsi g. fnfaa. uarh ralalhl-f 80 SPECIAL
DIST N-L- go ut-HN-f~ 90 WnMFN
-rnf So 10. n o. rrruisriF stu~alsf rhssi
rtfr ri fsralF frHfs' ..rrlears fra e. 80 ratsr
sfse rreefii pfarrHr~. aaf.i trrlatnr n~nHh r-a.-
lf 20 be- fa rri.r.I "a tast 80 $500 10 rairr
lfsfIacrs treaffua 90 l.ssasrs anf illraif.-s 81 d
private aatale ia i-.fh seHss faarri..i 90 ssari-
g'f'ns taen BE- saa.r af.rrfl.l. AIslrs. 81 Ill.
Bro, ir~~. If ru~r. 81. Muts sr.lr .ars.. 90
80 -tsfr. r.a.n.t srf t.fsrt e. f.a~k b. y.
". ffafr'ra-s f.sl ohos. e. O. ok. MAITI.
-uN
No = UHion 80. Providence. RI.
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VANKNH EYO.rfows.

70 s's'','--. ~ 49, 5-r-- o. ,issr ss-
Matrh ~ss-s 80 aatrrl.is 60 w..
~i.l D. t-Iassart aespet fh tu fhsv caa - t-.4tr
- fortlaai. a. saart frssir 49, u-tl-r r.II q.
IN aal ave $780,.
h'efsihi'E r.lrsnf~t fo - 49, o, - 49, g.
Der upita fs. .- Haae.ss o. fh- i--st r...r.' ,f
ihe aaasi surr fa surcert AnF .ark earrs.r- q
81 uf 49, D. t.re arcariiag to coufrscf. 80
sarfsrfcd go.
We $3.50 lac ta 80 HaT ~afchss thaf hss~
0Frn sI-tff ~ a~sffrfr---I 49, 49, be-
90 ean sac 'h-ra s-srl.fa -en thsrs siH a. .-
rhrf.r- IT, sHra- aifh -t.rts
fisfs ~afrh aaF~aa-afs ssi - faH t-s-f- a
stra rrqnrrt. Haf god gusrfsrr 81 s-rr- usfrt n.
- -fN D. a'frrrd t1 frrrI Fsrsrzeurrnfs sr f...
% sos fhfuraaa~fsr irtisa-rs in-~rt~f r. ,ssrs..
De tasr pisln hst.oess eel Sally arrrh.ar
49, t. rstalrrf ie D. 49, fs a -ateh o. go. \.
49, f~ crae af sur sh-n go unrrsutrt - Co.,
fu eufk 1narilks aaaaaer.
" "a ssllCitsl .rsrn oftsr safrt ..sarrs. L.~t
49, - nnnr af : lar Nrarnnrf
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h.Hsnlc .rtoS 80 rHE Ox-ryE Daer
- lhoma' states ia the Country Geni.
thst on . iarm Eailh BE- lately visited 81
Pennsyirania. ere on eve ltisg has been Fl,
thoroughly ersdisaie'i that sotsrlant cosia
10 seen. through . j. ccnersuv sho-5,-t
% the neighborbood. lie mode pra.i,o,d
ior 90 extirpation is 90 p,snt TO hoes
crops in succession. usaaiIy lhdian corr.
beta beng eel mansred. 60 bo foIlo-si
by wbeai ard seeded b. clover The feu
secds shich sos themselves are dog o..
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AoENrtTrEE- Agriculture must have
soar'saca a. A. early PERIOD IN Enrlsnd
When abe EnPeror Juliaa "a re-bailIinr
i-e ruined eiiies Of Gaui. siK hsndrcd Iarre
bsrqaes. framed IN the f1resi q Ardennes.
nna1c sesera! soyages TO tie coast 81 Bras
an. an returning fra thence laden With
corn. saslea ~ tbe Bhlnc. and Distributed
Their argos % che severn towns aud for
iresses. along fhe banks of the river Com
Pui'ng tho-e "a hsndrcd shirs a. ouly se,.
eniy tons each tbcy SER capable u export
ns 4@'.ov1 quarters. I'D the couatrv
vh'ch couid bear % large an expectation
must already have ana med 40 ,.n-o,.4
state Of asrioa'tsre. This H. reported %
have faken place about the year 4. d. ss,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

forsro CEoFs 90 MsfSE. Aecordina
% ne e'''nates made hy the Dcpartmert
o. Agricuiiure e. Washington. there uere
raised IN Name, ias season. nearly sr1
H-,iii9Ef Of bashci, Of po,ato..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

A CRUSADE AoaDsr INsEcrs Wage q
"a o. eFirrm ination against an insects
Iley are in greater alunIaucs tLs year
IAN ever. for ca,erpiiier. Use stronr
soap suds. or vhst Is better. dla,ed -h.l.
OF soap. in thc proportion 81 one pound
oi soap % siH gallons Of water. Dor car.
rant ~orus and ross bugs. use extract a.
tobacco For squash buzs wood a.bs.
sprinki-d upon fhe plants IN ibe evening .,
las' oeiore = raia. al prove "a e. ecioal
rvmeiy
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Cardine Mill for Sale.

~ 'rsr' 30 aerrs 80 ssir 80 usr $50
fa..e fart.aE ~ n-rkf-ff 81
ara 60 ri 80 iasf .r 90 -r..s
'aa-rrf Haker ar t-efs. "a 49, 49,.
ia .r'ff f,r tls..e.s a A ts... 49,.
II s.rplas ri asfrr eel aH f-.-r
"'H p 80 o. haf .rs ra...- n su-I.r r.. 80
go. a. q. CuIF
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Importing Houses.

- ha-toa. - thrsk - 80 f..rni.h r-.ss. ~As,-.
~ has re- o. tsaai fhfs 81 o. g H-.s--
d.. a.. "A aTtrfFr- a t.
s-h SCI frrsrh. HIu-iaE 80 Op~a Farr- a..
~tirrr 49, ts.r cases
-PECrACLES OF sIIt .l.. aas az au,s-.,,
81 go 90 - 10 oi spectacle Lous. g. 80 I'll.
anf
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JsEelry Repaired.
hettef bnrfavtng ncstiy EIecoted.
s-Cash raii r. ole Geld ed silver.
BErHf Httt. o.. s.fssa. =

NOTICE. o. 81 sifh rs-asars tt.r go a..
lfu tae pati- fhai So. Draasa T-.r-a..ft..
ks ~ rla0f af 60 o.f srant. a. n-ft.Iu
it- ~efssd siih 80 g. frs s-sr. 49,. go 81.
Hrf % 80 ! tt.a- ~ eos gee a. 81 80 rst
1al aFan hlaa. 600 saflslacfa.n.
~ ABBOTT.