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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
TAKEN UP

DY the subscribe. living in the Of Rdg-wN
~ Iowa county, Wis, on the 9th day If Noyemhsr
1854 one two years old Brindle STEER good SIT,
with particular marks visible.
The owner j. requested TO II, prove property par
charges and Eke the same awar.
OLIVER KNUTSoN
Ridgeway. Nov. Is, 1864. AZ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
7 - : ~ " VI ~
FRANCIs LITTLE.

account Of Receipts and Expenditure, for
the County Farm for the year ending
Norember lSt, 1864
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
Butter and Eggs
ATTGNT
ers and NJ ine rs
OF
IOWA COUNTY, WIS.

ESTATE TO he closed out. CHOICE LANDS
~ on the buyers own time will be sold, to-wit:
W Of sex OF ion H. to IN s, rage ?, eaIt-so
acres.
~ OF W of section II, town 4, range east-so
acres
V ! OF Sc / OF section IL. town 1, range eAH-so
W tswt OF section 49, town 6. range esst-6o
NV! Of n and 3 Of n OF section l, town S.
range east-SO acres
Of and Of OF section 10, town .,
range east-lGn
81 acres of OF set Of section 49, town 6, range
: east-3a
s IVA Of section 81, town G, range east-l6o acres.
WIN T. HENRY, agent,
~ Mineral Point, wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
TAX EN Up

T AwYERS' BLANKS OF all kiudst for sale Is the
- rlrpr1p Once Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
TAX EN Up

n Z
DY the subscriber. living in the town ~ Linden
ID miles south west Of the city of Mineral Point on
about the ls Of November, 1864 one one-year old
dark brinole STE H. short horns, with no artificial
marks.
The owner Will please call, prove property, nav
charges and take him away. -
JOHN J. DAVIS.
Linden, Dec. l. 1864 4ox
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07
Cherokee Medicines.


The afflicted requested to carefully peruse the
advertisement Of DR. W. r. Nerwin & Co.'S Celebrated
Cherokee Medicines in another column of this paper
and call Immediately upon the druggist named at the
OF Of the adv rtsement anil get our 50 page PamPh
let giving much interesting and valuable Information
both sexes. male or female. If the Pamphlets
he obtained your Drug Store send al to
us. and will be you in a sealed envelope,
free Of postage. Address,
W. Il. MERWIN & Co..
40 6| Liberty St, y. Y.
PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
SYMMETRY OF FoRN,
YOUR HEALTH 4 Nd MENTAL POWERS,
BY using that Safe, Peasant Popular, and Specific
Remedy
known
HELNB0LDS EXTRA CT BUCHU.
Eead the advertisement in another column and profit
by it
Cut it out and preserve IT. You may not require
il,
But may at some future day.
at gives health and vigor to the Frame
And bloom TO lie pa lid cheek"
II saves long suffering And exposure.
Beware OF Counterfets Cures guaranteed
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Iowa Co. Wis Dodgeviile, Nov. 10, inoi,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

VIZ ARRANTEE DEEDS MORTGAGE DLfp,.
w CHATTEL MORTGAGES, &C., &c.. fu wv
~ NE fRrBCNs sBcs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-12-07

S9340 90
The Board then proceeded to levy the
State, County, and County School tax for
he ensuing year as follows
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

W004x0X 1OR ~
hIee little foEnA in the TWILIGHT Era0,
Scanning the shadows aOupB The way:
0lx little eyeo, four black, two blue,
Dt1D10l Of love and happiness too,
watching for 'pa.
1ay with her placid and thoughtful brow.
0oaGo aaOe beaming with smiles Just now,
~ Nile the rogue, 20 loving and gay.
Stealing oly kisses from SISTER Nay,
Watching for pa.
Nellie with singlets Of sunny hoe.
ODty nestled between the two,
Pressing her cheek TO the WiAdOw-pane
VIKING the Ahee0t one home a9s1n,
Watching for pa.
Oh how they gaxe ct the pAsserSby;
'sHeb coming q Last" they gatly cry:
Try again. INV petsi'' exelaims mamma,
And Nellie adds, "There's the twilight star
Watching for pa"
Jack mods and smiles, az with basy feet
He hght0 the lamps Of their quiet street.
That 0Weet little group he knows foil we'll,
May end While, with golden haired Nell,
Watching for pa.
Soon ioycus shouts from the WindoW-seat,
And eaeor patter of childish feet,
0Ay musical chimes ring through the hail,
4 manly voice responds t, the call,
welcome. papa. "-CaS1d at Home
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

is chrcnicled that Of fratabar. the celebrat-
ed Indian warrior and chief Of the Majoves.
Wallapas, Santas, Apaches. and Chimana-
vas. He commands 5000 warriors who live
mostly in Arizona Territory, and as he
says, he has come North ITO see where so
many pale faces come FROM
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
EAMILY DYE COLORS.

for Dyelng Silk, Wooden and Mixed Goods
onanws. scarfs. Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves
honnsts, Hats, Feathers, Kid Gloves
|h,luIens Giothing, and oil
Kinds OF Wearing Apparel.
- SAVING OF 80 PER CENT. -se
sVt :, cents you can color ~ MANY goods rs
would Otherwise cost five times tbaf s,m Waris
Te anss zap pc produced from the same dye.
49, &c r.SesS rs simple, and any one can use the
$500 10. perfect success Directions in Fnclish
~. anu t,et man. inside of each package
$3.50 "a .sier Information in Dyeing, aud giving
70 III lss. EoVietge what colors arebest ar.tei
- vssI osEeES, with many valuable recipes j
-. 80 howe Stevens Treatise on Dveing
a. CsoFine sent By mail on recent of price
~ cents. Manufacture! by " X ~
HOW i. Il SfrEvEES
po-., 40 roadway. B,ston.
E0vsi-dwiysn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To shinDcrs Of Live stecIk.

Stock Trains will run regularly, leaving daily.
Sunday excepted. These Trains have all the
rights Of Passenger Trains, thus insuring des-
patch and consequently avoiding all those vex-
atious delays that are constantly occurring OH
other routes.
NEW STOCK PENS have been built on both
sides OF the Mississippi, close by the Ferry; and
Drovers will find there anything they could wish
for the accommodation of their stock.
Through ccnfrartsgiven to Chicago and New
York II. THIEIHEN, superintendent.
Il. r. HosFoRD,
Gen. Western Agent, c. b. 4 @, r. r.
Oct1-Wt
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

|DRINCE l. CO.'S IMPROVED ME-

DRINCE l. CO.'S IMPROVED ME-
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
The oldest Establishment tn the United States,
employing 200 men, and finishing ~ fns'rumens
per week.
Manufacsorv corner ~ Mnta and Ns>,0aro Ss.
BUFFALO,, N. Y.
WHCLEsALE DEPO7B.
FULTON STREET IRE -NE 5.,, fUGR'
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
14enEy Tc,lnan 1;n ;s1s.on, Mas Mas
y; +; We9r s.. Loo. NO.
James Beilaf -. Detroit. xc,a.
A. 4 i. Nordheimer Toronto 6. W.
Persons unacquainted with, the Melodeon and
itS history vii. bear In mind that we are the
Pioneers aud leading Manufacturers, not only IN
the United states, but in the World. We com.
falI Of the year 1877, and since that time have
finished and sold THIRTY THOUSAND. These
Instruments are now IN Use mostly Id tne united
States and Canada, but also III Europe. Akla AZ.
RIGA South America and the West Indies, and
from all these quarters we have :he most Tatt.r-
ng testimonials OF the high estimation III which
AtaU the Industrial Esl,,itio,s they haze nivay4.
sbsu ben a,uariet the U9'ts1 ty."i.m a'.e,e,e
exhibited in ccmf1etl.i0a a>'.li catcTs.
Weshall 1tk. pleasure ia forwarding ny mani
at our own expense our Illustrated Catalogue,
In which every instrument we manufacture Is
ully described and illustrated by elegant er-
raviLRr.
All Mel.desns OF oar n,fannfacture, eftner sold
by US dealers "a any part q the United States
or Canada, are warranted 10 be perfect IN every
respect, and should any repairs be necessary be-
fore the expiration Of five years FROM d,itc 81
sale. we hold ourselves ready and willing 70
make the same free Q: charge, provided the il.
Jury il not caused by ACCIDENT or design.
Agents for the sa1e Of our Meloaenns May lie
frIv,p1 u IN a
states and Canada. Address either
GEO. A. PRINCE 4 co, Ruta!o, ". Y,
GEO A. PRINCE 4 co. 81 Lake st., Cht.nEo
HAWIAEY 4 VAN METER,
Music Dealers, Agent e, Burlington, Iowa
Or either Of the above Wholesale Agents.
fely2S-dNwiy
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

WARRANTED FOR FTVK YEARB.
The oldest Establishment In the United States,
employing 200 men, and finishing ~ instruments
per week.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
TIE peculiar tahnt q
.,,, ,Uh.ch ~UH coll

TIE peculiar tnnt q
infection which we coil
GCRoruLA turks IN
the constitutions d
multituhes Of men. /,
either produces or is
produced by an en-
fet,'ed, initiated state
Of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes III.
competent to sustain
l:hc vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system 10
: fall INTO disorder and
decay. The scotnlous
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
AYERS
. CHERRY PICTORIAL,

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con.
sumption, and for the relief
Of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
of tho disease.
This has been SO long used and SO univer-
sally known, that we need do no more than
assure the public that its quality is kept up to
the best it ever has been, and that it may BE-
relied on to do all it has ever done.
Prepared by DR. j. c. AVER & Co..
Practical a.d Anals,icM Chemisfs
Lowell, Mass.
Sold Nv all druggists everywhere.
+, T.. G. y. G; p. Squires & Co, Hughes Il Mag
sau. 4. 7. Garthe and r. Bierwirth. Buriingt on
Iowa. iuiyl5-d2aw.waIy
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

NIFTY MILES STAGING SAVED.
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI RIVER RAIL ROAD.
NoW Open to Oxtu1nu0, SO Miles further WeA than
ana other Railroad in lord.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & QUINCY
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

R a r. O a a.
QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE
TO CHICAGO, NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE;
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI, AND
TO ALI. POINTS IN ILLINOIS,
INDIANA, MICHIGAN, OHIO
AND CANADA
On and after August 18th TWO DAILY TRAINS
viii leave and arrive as follows:
LEAVE oTTUMWA: ARRIVE AT CHICAGO:
O'Clock. A, NJ. 7.l3 O'Clock, p. II.
Connecting at ialesburg with the NORTHERN
with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD for
Galena Dunleitl,, for st. Louis and Cairo; at Bur-
lington with fast sailing Packets for
MONTROSE, KEOKUK and ST. LOUIS.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
Passengers from Southern and Western Iowa
by taking the B. & M. r. r r., reach Chicago
twelve hours ahead OF any other route.
BUY YOUR TICKETS VIA THIS ROUTE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

>rCxNrss NOT CAUsELEss. There never
San be disease ~ith0at a cause and almost
sl-ays The csus~ Is In the person Who Is N /;
he has either done somcihing ~hich BE-
ought not 20 have done. or h. has omit
ted somsihing -hich he should have attend
ed 10.
Another important ifen -. that sickness
does not. As general thing. come on sud q.
denly A. seldom does u thus come. A. a
house becomes developed in flames on the
instant 81 the Err first breaking oos.
There Is generally a sPsrk. a tiny aanoe. a
triaing blAze. IL Is 50 viii disease. and
PrO@Psitude Is always An important eleu,ent
OF safety and deliveranoe. A Ettle child
wales up in the night With sisturbirg
cough. bat which. after While passes OF.
and the psrenfs feel relieved; the second
night The cough Is more decided ihe a ird.
II - Group. and IN a fr~ hours mors. the
darling is dead
Had the child bern kept warn ia bed
the Whole Of the day after The the srst
eosghine ~as nOticed. been icd lightly. and
cot abundant warm slecp. % would have
hsd no eosgh the second night. ard the
cay sfter w0nl have been cell.
An mcalcrlable amount % human suacr-
ing and many hives -osid be savcd every
yea-. Il two things were d,ae anifornly
Pint. When Aay uncomfortable feeling Is no.
ticed. begin al Ooce. trace the cause % u
and avoid hat cause ever after. second.
use means az Osc~ 20 rcmOvs the symptom
and ATnOag thsss. the best. those ~hich are
most universally available and arpErable.
arr rrst. warmth. abstinsnee. a clean per-
son. and Pure Air-Wben animals ar iu.
they foiio- natures instinct. and lie down
70 rest. Many a valuaai. HE has been
lost b, ths un-ise efforts Of the pAiicutt 20
keep up." when the most fttinr place
~as warm bed and = quiet apartment.
Some persons AttemP; @ o.. har,len their
constitutions b. exposing themselves 10
the causes winch indsced their suHrriurs.
a. they could. by 80 dong. grt accustou-
ed % the exposure and ever tbercaftcr
endure II With imPaniiy. 4 good oonstitu-
ton. Ike good garment. lasts the lon GER
By IL beng taken care Of n the Eager
has been burned By Putiins h IN the 6rv.
and = cured never 80 veil. IL vii b. huin-
ed again a. often a. 81 i pat n the fru /.
saeh rs0lt y inevitable There h no
such thing a. hardening ones seH against
the caus~s ofdisease. Want gives a maa
cold TO-DAY ~iil give him cold -
DorrO~. AM The next day. and The next.
What hes IN the stomach Ike heavy
-eighi to-day. VII DO the same Tomorrow f:
not IN a less drgrse. bat a greater. and as
Ne get older. or get more under the m
huence OF disease. lesser causes have
greater lh effects 50 that the older NC get.
the greater need - th~rr for increased
efforts 90 favor ourselves. 90 avoid hard
ship and -HPosmes. and more pro % in
Teeiiising any symp;oui." By rest warmth
and Abstinence. Halls JograAl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

PERMANENT HoNE- Asa people fhe
Americans arr - too rowing habns We
bald our d-vliings obeaP.y. and demolish
them 9TH seemingly 10 regret. A hall
dozen sales and removals. IN the van hor-.
OF betteTing our condition. 10 no uncommon
thing. Hos much "a = iu early Hfs. %
select a hcmestrad. ana plan nth q vie- %
remaining there during life Other places
may appear 70 promise greater gam. sct a
certainly y 20 b. p-rferrcd % a. uncertain
ty- A ieading object. then. with ese-r
Young man sbouid 20 o. secure f,- bir-.H
= home. And % maks ii more permanent
quaniity 81 land should f,-rl ra-t Th-
nuuoeT u acres need not NECESSARILY be
large lev acres 81 paid Tor can be- made
18th proper management. 90 surport
iAmiiy. and pay a better p.rceniace ttan a
very iar-e nunber 1be hr.1se sto.-Il b.
a. comfortable a. ones means -Ii suau
humoie dwelling nav D. male st,-.~.
tive by thc sarroun1ings. A few iruii ana
ornamental trres. vine. and shrubs. proper
y arranged. al lend great attractions.
and associstions rhich Ill fnesr nrssna
s1ch pltrc the Whole hfs 70 "a sat,.fs-.
ton 90 ses and kn0~ that d" did IT, A
family q ohiIdren broggbt - sn,isr associa-
tons connected 9TH q pleasant ard a.
tractive bone. ar iess liable in after l,f-
90 ietlthai desirs for change thsi other
assocIstions vould ocyasion. Let us.ibrre-
iore. urge on uyouug men. and especially
iaru~rs' sons. % get hone and keep 20.
even q q b. a humble ore and ty industry
an perscvcrance it may br made o. sqaal
The bcst. Raral American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
Alternative Syrup

T. ,rupalifs-s ~ ~ Hl-,i r~.ati.r fro.u go
Irat-rrs aat r.rafarrsr. 10 sA-1-~ No.
cntsreg truT~uaas 90 a. $40. ~-rr Thruat.
Nh sai ~ L. el Wsn. Olt ~or~s
>-slf-Es fssr- ta ~ ha--.. so 81 oshsr
.sSas - 80 -rtrs~ vtrurat g--fsoa ~ st.t-un.
~ rrul's ~t~r Il-rar-r-t 49, t..- - ~ rs t-~a
-rhsrfrt hsftf- 49, Be- ~s~rv $50 81 49,
sitisi rrra str'itirfuc farat sl--is rur-d 80
saaaf ff-a~ fnr saffr F-.rsrr rrfr't esd
.rHfs. f.aa 81 sfrr. So 80 Pa arf sFr~nr
F-rr-aa-afs r~-tar-t q So thts rr--,is 49, co.,
81 grrf.~raasa frurn fhe ~aalh thrn slarr.ur 90
Nr-perf. s-si g. -harh - lrrsru'rf o. - - "a
: a. t-.-s 80 BEL. au~r hasf-- t-sn -a.a-r 80
tr~afu-rf affhs u.-f eulsas-f rhfsartar. ta RaH,-
usar~. ihf.s.'rIHhsa SCI ~ "a 60 FtFF
rFsss Nssrr arsIssfr of p~srasa-ai ruf- -
u--rtrf 49, st-isrsi~ rasr ~. t-su uaisl 80
tass thsrnsrh's 80 90 ~ strfs~s af 80. b. 49,
49, ''r- I-rr- ,--ffr i..ts 1naath .-prro-
SlQ- ~sni o. sKrr-ss-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
Diuretic Compound

- M ~p-cial pa-eas-s 81 NJ 4 rlasts Orrsas
r~.nhiag fen ,uarfu rar~ aai rorfartea Ia.
- r-u.-st coafaias nrith-s R.f-sr Ca...sss
tut-ts. iarr-uiias. ur 49, afhrr nsa--rsrs frurs.
t.i ~ 20 ei-g-af ssg~f.las ia4sf. p-a-ari e. ~
tssfs So su--H. t.E. sissa-inr. 80 h-.aar ..
90 oarra 80. sl--fiis aIaHtng 81 hsai anl trri-
faftra iu - srfnaFs passsErs. ". fh~rrtsr~
- - aass i-~n s-alas-tag ta-a hal,s- C--sr.a
srA~r - csp-sl 80 aisiur~. 80 u,ssth. -nk.-.i
- - ualh strk sad paE. fusr tsssfh sd
Ciafhes arr nii~f -,fh rts So e..ar. fhfo- a~as
~ tt.rr-ttsE utxturrs Sc 800 - q t-rti~ .
thts w. ks~-cF shurh 49, nsf Gals Surs 49,
Eel 49, iHaf o. efL a'-n ri~aas~ ne stsf~r, fous
~ fr.aruas Sets n ~ uafNrurTs 80 h.s~ -.
t-~a t.slag 80 tng. go cs---. that
haf~ rrssst~a az ksa- ~ tr~sf- lea O. arnfhs 80
49, F-srs. r. rsH r-rs t---trsfsir To- o. 80
q --1t 80 r-Fs--rut-d 80 -a.sB --I - --s-.fsf
os- h-st.- ssn-rals sehcs-at. Fuos IS. Ssat
- Esurr-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

SsstSG CAsBAG -. 4 co--rspondeni q
an eScaan Sc asks Tor a good methoi %
prvs-rVe gwen oAbbas~. through ths IN
ter. and the editor calls upon Others for
information.
The plan ~ have aaoptei for a nunber
ofyeNrs seems 90 answer The purpose a.
vel A. any 18Th which ~e ar acquainted
Ths 90 have made known on several oc-
casioss. and u may Dot Do any hArn 20
rvPeat o. Iti- si@ply tbs.
Select dry part o. thc garden. dig
tFvnches Of saiheieut depth % rvcci,e the
cabbasv roots anl stalks up % the bad
into these frenches transplant tbe caboace..
beads up. q course al IN tLc dir carvfaIly
about thea up 20 tie heAds. plant four
short poets. tie Of them beng higher than
the Others % give = piich % th- roof. nail
Singing lath OF STRIP. % old board from
one post 10 the other. ard anoiher board
halt nay up hy uPon th,ss hsy ssrs~.
eornfoddsr or beAn-hauia. protecting also
the sides. ard your cAbbas~s ~in kcsp in
good condiuon untl MAy Whsr, there
. renee onis to posts ~ili D. nec-ssa-y.
thai being employed as The apex % the
cover. or root [Gc-maoto~u Tel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
Portland and New York
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.

THE spLsaf,A sd fsst ~t-sa.hsr- CHE~a
= ftAkE. Go MIl~rfs. aat FOrOhAG
'srf- $751;. -iil urtii lalia~r aofsr- o.. 10
ta.a.as
lrsss hrssa's ~ harf. Peril 90 lrsrrs 49,
- sd -atur.isf. 30 fo'riork q ~. ssf Fs~r .
Nsrfh kfrrr. ~ 20. sr~rs Nr.ia~.fas 49,
e-rar,sy. st e'ct-k. ~.
ItT.s rrs-si- sre Sue ~ uith far z~c,anaaa-
aalrsns &C. pa-.raErrs. uasktaa tht. 90 u.sst
s.rr.t satr col raa i.ftat.~ fas.t~ 30 frss~lrls
bsr-era ~ - 80 49,. FsssaF~. =
trrsu..frg arr aat ~f4fs ka-aas.
h.-at tsr-frfsf o. ftfs 'tn~ fe 80 fru-u Me-
tfrsi. Ns-t-c, baih. Auga-ts. F-stsol 80 -.
Lac
-hlpq~rs arc rr4e~strt ta s-af th~ar ir~i a. fa
80 -t-.u-r carly al N. o. th- tas taaf
tars ave fsftlsad.
I 10 lrrrEhf ar Fsssar~ srrlt 90
ENEEh 4 FuN Fortisnf
%. p CROMWELL 4 CO. .Ns-Yo
frrfIaal. De-. 3. l-s2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

wAsHTSG Day II GrE~sSY. II !. one
Of the glories ofthe German housewives to
possess Abundance Of linen. and for ~.
propose 81 displaying tivir --Aiih. ti'-,
put Of tbeir Washing till used uP-sorne
three weeks. some siN. son,e half wear
ard tbOse Who arr r,o-v sfA,ent nave wash
ing but once a yesr. Evrry house contains
"Sch-a-t~aschkanne -here the dirsv
clot hes are kePs hing % on poles ia the air
When the drawers ard r-rsse. ar nearly
empty. too or three -ash-vonen ar hired
Who oouses ~ two IN the morning. take a
cup 81 osee and some brad. With ~ine
Or cider dine At t-elVe: Al three or four
again cup o cofe With brad ard th-n
~Ash iih supper al nighs. They wash IN
very lage oval tubs. "a Which four o. Eve
can stand At onoe. 80 u goes on Tor
several days. according % the number %
clothes The rcmainder Of The week -
spent IN ironing sheets. Pillo--case-. and
al The ungAihervj clothes. are usngled.
snd towels. stockings. childr,r's handkcr-
cbeif-. a.. are only folded. Daring e
whole week no woman in the family can
think % ANYTHING %; -a-h and ~ the
end % il -oae have sore hand, (for ,hsy
Csc lye) and al are cot o. humor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16
We n.y. AL.,.a 90 w-a...l,, TO o,

We 'a- a. Alfred oa wednesiay to o.
the iargrst or-n % verture 90 .sv thar
can Pc found in Ne- EasisnI Tb-r
are eig.f ycars od snd have b-en o-,.4
~ To- lasi 8 year' by Cert, ntofA e,o..
lhey are o. ihe Durham b-ved perfectly
"'ichcd. ofsred color add -sigh $50 Ibs.
and VI Crsut inform. 10 that tbey a-s
'iHI gro~ing Tee diHerrncs in their
-eighf '' only tseu,y pond, Tbev cir,
each Ten feet. ST. Grant IA. b,~n re-
pesi~d.y offered sisoD ior tbeu. Bot pre-.
frrs O. hep them for thsr i,~r.,.,--
grouth. -Bi3eforl Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

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thlri 7 u~s.at 81 Au4a-r l-ss
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

How To Dan SWIFT C0EN. When the
corn - IN good condition for eating. the
grams being fully grown. bol quantity
Of ears - enouch O. cook tbe starch. All
then Iet thvu cool AMI DRY . fu boar.
And then sh-u or cut - The grains AMI
sp-sai them iu The Sun tu drird The
besi way O. dr. tLe cora 81. o. uaH a ps--e
Of cloth of v~ry op-n texture on 4 faue.
vhich q TO feet ~ilc. and fye long. uiIl
BE- ola Governments siEe % handIe n he
corn - spread thin.y uPou this clo,b &c ~
Dr. quickly. without s0uring u sbould
oe covered 18th mosuqto netting 90 keep
OF the fies. Another person give. ibe
ioliowIng dirvctions for d-yiug s-cet
corn 4" A. soon a. the corn !. "a Tor tie
table. hssk ard sprcad the ea-,. be- a.
opcn oven. o. some qsickly dr,Ing pIar.
Nh~n the grains bosch shcu tbe corn. or
shell a. soon A. yoa ran Th~a sp-esi
upon a Goth % dry ln he sun. or % paper
in warn oven SIR often. that it rrsv
dr. quickis and uot overhead. Il uorr
resembles he undricd By ~ beng uhole. d,
swccter. an rvtains more % 20 na,ural
favor bv drying fa-er VIXEN vbou,
dried espose lt 70 She wind b. farming 8,
slo~iy hon di.h o. dish tbe ~ind bIo~s
90 al ihe troublesome -hIte chaH~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-16

OaFosu. So C.-rt 81 freist- is Fsri
- - thirt Ts~scas 81 sar.si. - isst.
m a. p~ffflos - $3.50 X honaai. W d. 81
" ~sasu-i a.. Hal.-E Afr 81 nixks1 - 49,
t..uuts. $1,000 rFssi-r g. - sl--.-os 80 %
- r-rsaasl ~-tst~ ~ 80 hn-issnt.
ortrret. "a ~ 800 49, gis~ 1890 o.
IN persens tafrrr-tsf ~ rausieg e-es a a..
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asa 81 fsris ~ -att Goeais. 80 thsfd I 49,
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49, she~ c.as-. ~ 49, 49, hass ~ ~ ssas
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