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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-11
FiSH'S
Lamp Heating Apparatus,
BOILING - FRYING - STEWING-
STEPPING Ir"

STEPPING r
WITH TEE FLAME THAT LIGHTS THE ROOM.
By the fame of common lamp, the
cost of cents worth Of oil, a very comfor-
table breakfast can be cooked.
N. Y. 1ribuc.
: y Simple in elton, easily kept in
order, ready for uss in a moment
convenient to have on hand. Drug
gtsts Circular
*# Fi.hs Lamp is one Of the most pop
ular novelties of the day, \ tho utility
of it IL unquostionablc, great saving is
ma do in heating and cooking small articles.
and can be made to cook meals for a great
many persons, which is actually done on the
ambulance G RS which carry the sick soldiers
Scientific american. q.
n For family uso hospital tent, bar
rack, picnics, fishing, nursery, or eick roonly
it is an article of comfort beyond all proper
ton to its cost. Halrs Journal Of
Health.
- have tried tho sppsratos, and
my wife and proclaim the same most
valuable and indispensable article, and We
now wonder how We could havo so long done
without it. = 3D. Coal Oil Circular.
** An economical contrivancs for get.
ting up heat at short notice for nursery and
general household purposes, - ono
important point Is the saving in cost over
coal fires. N Y. Evening Post.
-rn Prices from twQ to s'r dollars. vu
Capacity from one to four quarts.
Three articles cooked at one time with enc
y, burner.
Arranged for Kerosene or Coal Oil, or Cas-
A Descriptive Pamphlet of thirty pages
furnished gratis,
THE UNION ATTACHMENT.
Price, so Gents, " a'
To be attached to Z Common Kerosene Lamp
or 0as- Burner, by which Water may
J be Boiled, and Food cooked; also
arranged to support shade.
RvgKY FAMILY NRsDs oN1.
WIN. d. RUSSELL, Agent,
No. c06 Pearl St., Now York.
.n47v5ms1 AcEsrs WAsrrp.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-11
To PROFESSORS OF MUSIC AuATE
URS, AND THE MUSICAL PUB
Lie GENERALLY.
p. A. Wunderman,
Foreign. & American Music
Woraho,soN ts' @HA

w arenOuSc,
S24 BROADWAY,
Having on hand the largest stock Of For
eign Music in New York which he imports
from Europe expressly to meet the taste and
requirements OF the American lovers of Mu-
sic respectfully calls attention to the fact,
that he is now supplying Music of Every
Sty's at q Reelection Of TWEFTY-FIVE to
FIFTY per cent less than any other house
in the United States.
Private Families can be supplied (post
free) by forwarding the,cash to the above
address. Should tho amount of cash for
wardsd exceed the cost of the Music,
the balance will be promptly returned in
postage currency. 80 81" .r'
DEALERS and Professors should not neg
lect this opportunity; they will DO literally
dealt with. -
N. B Amy and every piece of Music (vo-
GAL lrsrrnmcnt.D published in Europe
or America. will lie supplied to order, if &C
companied by the cash. g"
Remcmter the Address.
p. H. w UN D ER Nj 4 nm,
Foreign and American Music Warehouse.
S24 Broadway, New York s....
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-11
.N,Greror TPs.tsrn Rail,voy.

NsGrsgor IPsstsrn Ra'l,sas.
IA and after Aug. 2ssh. "a, Trains
al leave and arrive rs follows,
Trans Going West,
Passenger and Mall
Laavo n. McGrsgor, 10 so. NJ
Arrlvaa at Pcstvills - SO P. NJ
Freight and ps'.saser:
Ls&vs N. MsGresor 30 NJ,
ArgYe st Postvil!e 40
Trains Going Fast,
Passenger and Nail:
I2ars Postville. I As ?. N.
Arrivs at N MsGrogor, $50
Freight aad Passenger:
Leave Po.tvills. oGA.A
Arrive ct N. McGrsg"r 10
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-11

TO Whom it may Conceru!'
All those knowing themselves indebted
to L. Nj II. Brown, on note or book account
are called npon fer immediate payment.
His bonks viii he found with g. thapn.
where settlement can be made aud cost
saved F. Al. H. BROWN.
Dated, New Oregon Iowa, Nov Is, 1864.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-11
Union Head Quarters
GROCERIES l. PROVISIONS.

TIVE old established Grocery and Prov;s.
L ion House, formerly owned by A. Sad.
Ter, has been purchased by w. N Burdisk
and is being retittod u rofllod by him for
the winter trade. .s.@
Flo is now In reesipt of and intends to
keep constantly on hand a fullsupply Of all
kinds Of freah Emily Eroccriea a,irh A
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-11-11
attention.!

THE be,t aud CHEAP eat Teas will be found
u at Strothcr 4 Kirkpatrick
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
Frn~ ne Ansr'oaa AZ 'cshuri -
sight. Hearing. and Smelling Of Horses

A horse gains tie kno~icdge Of Objects
10 which be - not IN Immediate psoSiuity
not alone By -hAi be sees. The seems TO
be often altogether overlooked BY those
Who cover up bis eyes At least 80 a. 20 pre-
vent his seeing an thing behind or on
either SIDE Of him. When borse bcsrs
strange sosnd - - bound 20 look AZ the
object making !; Z Be can II &c caa not.
II makes ham nervous. restless and scsry.
-bile 4 b. car satisfy his sight. even thouch
be be somewhat alarmed. be vii almost
always submit 20 guidance. or viii stand
while II passes him Strange smells some
tunes Affect horse sirnilaiy 10 sounds. and
because ~ can not smell any thing. or 90
not think Of Il a. cause q uneasiness. The
conduct OF the borSe Is inexPlicablc to Us.
When horses make acquaintance Of new
and strange objects. their aitcntica being
ing attracted by sound. next they ~ish 20
see them. and when they have sufficiently
and cautiously, rvConnoitrcl them. they
Invariably. Il they can. approach and saiisfy
their sense Of smell Whea next the reader
- driving horse and spProaches some OBJ
iect BY which BE- Is startled. lst him observe
the inflated ncstril. and ~ quick motions.
the rapid snuff an deep Inspirations % the
animal Tbus thc horse as evidently seeks
information about the object Of has f-srs
through tie nosiril. a. by his hearing or
sieht. Tbose Who blind their horses. that
>. cover their eyes by =" bInders- or
''biiaksrs~ II their obicct be to prevent the
animals being alarmed. essentially ah /;
for until tbs SEM BLINDNESS becomes Second
nnfure. they Are a .xious. and listening %
every brceze.-in fat. trying 70 make
good their loss Of sight b. rsution. hearing.
AT scent. The horse ought for has owners
safety. AMI las o~n conafort. 20 have free
u.s. Il all be isculti-s. We Would never
brvak hors- % be driven With blinders
nor Use any h0rse thus blinded. an less eariv
education had made 70 necessarv The
custom ofour beet koTscmcn - 90 SUNNY
The place os the ola blindercd headstail bv
right strong birdie The horses look
better. travel n5rr securely. a. tbey see
better bo~ TO pack their way over slippery
pavements and roagh rad. and a. Tar a.
our on observation goes ibry are frrer
and easier on the road. more trl,ty and
less liable 10 shy. AL lovers Of the horse
~ill bail Nth ploasure bis freedom frOm
this imposifiOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
Alternative Syrup

- falFurifss 81 80 Bi..-i r~-as-.x SEQ 80.
l.rulr1rr an. r.Hnfal 80. nr airrsa 20 No.
rsts.eg tf-Iataas oa ~ ~kn. ~ar~ Thr...t .
NJ art ~ is,ss .I uau. p.t So.
-srlfacs fafrs ta go b. fnf 81 rrh~r
.tEss III - -sfirs tsrutr.t r-s-s- la 49, ss.r~u.
~ rraursf sFrr cf-ras-r- hs- t--~ = 49, 49, t-..
srts-srsi ftfhf. e. a..rr be- srrfr frui sf Gee
sflla'-l1 -fIhi.ifar rslnf sIfis rurrf .u-f
sharF fan- go saffL r-.tsa1 - r..r..i.r~I, ~rsf
lats-. iraa 30 stsfras aa hfafh arf sfrrurth I'D.
rrru.sa-afis r-sfar~f o. 49, fhis rrris fhsi euf-
30 e. grrf.raasa irsra fhr -a-th fhrn 5000 ID
Nr-Farf. r-i 60 r go h. prss~uf~f o. u -tfh
49, t-s..rs 30 hlt aHrr harta- i-rn ua,.~r 80
frrafu.rf affh- u,.sf ra.sn~rf Ia .ssr,... b. pr,
asar~. ihfas..s 49, aad ~ Nark 60 FtrE
ftsEs- Nrser t~sfatr af a $780, c.r~ r..
ursffsr - af-fsasf~ Fs,r rs-s has t-~a s-f,f So
hsse fh.ra-EhIs go 90 Go strru-s ai ths. A. t.-f
49, So iars- '-,iir lasta u.autA.--pr-ss
80. See O. ralfrss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
Diuretic Compound

- th- >r-r-si De-. ofths Usi.sis ors.s.
r~snnfHE frufn trrTru rnrr Hrf rrrfaatnn "a.
rrra~ft cnnfntrs nrtthsr Hstsarn Ca-rat..
t'ui-ts. turreaflae. ar ang orhrr oan.-r-s liru..
~ 81 ua rlrgasf v~Erfaife l.latf r-asanf e. ~
taste sat .s.-il go fag. esn-fnr. 49, hsshar ia
60 a.rraI 90. srstiIf a.asrng sr hrsf a. irrf.
81 30 fo ~ urtrars rsssrErs. y .u. thrr~irr-
49, hsvs h-ea susila-tec de-n Bst.-- C---srrs
sfrher fa raTsu or ulfkturFs c. u.auihs .uks.at
t-rref unff - sod F.ai. rnrr tsaih asH
chaftes 49, SID lth &C. Sc o.ier. fhro- aesv
the tf.gssttrg uiNtarrs ant seaf 60 = taftl. 81
thts " k--seF -h.rt 49, 90 rn's COO. saa
81 49, i-i 80 also ri~ansr thr ssst~, frous
- rsrtaas sserts af the alixtar~. SO hsse 49,.
t-sa t-ki-s %. hag. 1s~Ch,,.ar ~s.s-. thst
hsfr rrsusfssi sa .nsis I'd trssfrrf 80 afks e.
~sea f-srs. = 80 800 t-a-s-aalsiH To- u. SCI
a ''af 81 rTi.r--~atst - a.as.F s.l a. rsf-.f.f
pn- taff.- gra-rais saarl~-f. Fr,cs -. sect
~ Esurras
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

That glass rcsists tbe action % most
ACIDS. science has abundaatly proved Ire
weight = not dimishrd by use or are Il
- more capable than any other subs;ancc.
Of receiving he highest degrve Of polish 20
melted several times over. and properly
G. oled Gown ID the furnace. presenting
polish Which almost rivals the diamond IN
brilliancy
II u BE- m ade into a wal wlth the bottom
mach thicker than the sides. and suddenlv
cooled IN ihc open AR. instead q being ien.-
Pervd IN the usual manner. the rrssh on
ifs susceptibility 90 fracture - the most
eNfraoriinary. II vii bear h,avv bl5~.
~ severe pressure from any hlunt instru-
m~nt. uniuJurcd; but II any hard and
angular sabsisncv even so snail asa grain % 9
Hint. or sharp sand. be- dropped into tbs
wal. The bottom viii crack al around. flH
on A snail fragment Of iron D a. been
passed through the thick bottom With
sTTarrffi! a. Htfle resi.fsrce 81, 81 lrof-
ed ibrought The web ola spider. In.tances
have occurred IN vhich one % these ,ia.. Las
been struck by a mailet. vith a farre suf
Brent to drive nail i1f0 some de.erlrti.r.
Of ~ood. without causing Fracture. while
snail fragment Of fiut dropped gently TOTO
The val. has cracked The glas, o. pieces.
[Flo~man
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

sFrniNo MrcE on SwsNsr LsxD. T..
u Ros.. ofIlilsdale Co. Michigan. .rite.
70 The Rural Ne~ Yorker sayius Del IA.
good Timothy crossing on mu-k lan1 ~be-r
tbe MOCK BE- five fcet deep. upon vhi,b.
Eve years ago. nothing cr,w baf Gle
coa-s-st kind o. ''sirkie grass. and adds.
~ hal another marsh 90 ssbdue I
should proved a. folio-s Fir.t. D-ar
o. ibe surface water but nothing NOR.
Deep draining leave the land irv second
i DO could te p'rEeI should NOV 10 i1
Augusf. take "a fhc r-ass. AMI th~n torn it
over uth sharp piou harrow yell and
pot on the sec1-psrr Timothy. u o. oouII
not bc piowcd. or ~ = bal not tine % 30 90.
I -oah kind Of graz. seed that I
couid get most easi'y. es.h srring ant fan
movin-. removing co. gra.. an,iseeds each
year uuti ! 60; something better shan
sickie grass. Stock 81 al kials shoaII be-
sep' ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

Hon BsrEs or Tsxrs. The Enrii.h
correspondent oftbc Bah Times. IN .f.-ak-
ing OF the high taNe. that Englaud bear. in
comparison 20 tbe rates la tLis coantr, .
saws.
A. 90 taNcs. we arc not in war. ana o.
course cannot presume 90 compete With
you and vet. ! fancy yoa uould rather
pay yours thAn ours douf carr 10 look
over NJ account 90 Sc vhat al the handred
ftculs % taxes ciarsrd. Aalounf 20. "a isnt
conclusive 70 good humor. I remember.
though. ;hai oI oar Oh house Do. I pas
80 pr year; tof coar,e fancy b. sas-.
mr. thar amouat Of ''thivfase. or .hoalInf
kceP BIN , Horsss. cattle. sArriagrs. car
rage ~hvsls. -crs ants. hair powder. rcnt.
s'couvs. al ar taxed; besides Which. arr
churvh rates. poor mates. va,cr rates. street
rates, and 20 on and 81 forth. And ubr So
uuck taxing. 90 yoa ask I~HItrH roar.
Oatside % the ordinary expense ~ govern
lncut. ~ have liitle lu.u-v IN the -,
OF pretty expensive Ro,ai family % b.
cared Tor. national char-h Co b.. .upn,-f-
and the interest % paw on a debt uhirL
Iasf nos amounts 90 a little over nine
thousand millions % doiizrss Sa-h dollar.
a. or government oses 81 soulrthin., l,..s
ihan i~o thousand usilions. such dona-s
a. 700 tass o. your pocket When 700 buv
butter ~. 90 forty crnts pound Pot
ti'ese hsures before yoar grsmblrrs. Mr.
Editor. aud then tel then % be- thankful
tsry Are not obliged 20 1--we ia peaceful.
Aelfrai Eng.and.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
Portland and New York
sEaI.wEEKLY LINE.

IHE .alsalsI aal fs.t ~t-sa.htr- CUES
ftAht. t4rf WH.stls. aat POTOMAC
1srf- : $780,. -iiI uutil lsltasr aatscs f-a a.
la.asfs
Lave bfn-1's " hsrf. farf..rf .rsers w.
tss go ~aiur.se. sf fa'fl.ars n col rr-r =
Nsrfh Klser. ~ Nark. even No. col.
~s-arts1 at a'rt.~k ~
la~sr s~--ris rr~ SUED ap -i.h 60 $3.50
.iiraas Co. go. usktar thls 80 a.asf
rf-ets -atr ems rss1aiar tils Go rr..~-rs
iefur~a ~ lark ed No. Fas..ss =
fas .u..HE GO I'D ~fstr Ksoa1f.
'-a.- i.r-ar hs fa.s 'ia- t. as1 fra-- ~.
re-. Oct, hath. Augp-ts. Ta.,p.rt .at -
Jahs.
~afrf~rs arr r~saesfet ta seaI tarir irrsshf t.
10 s-r-a.rr 90 rafs assf n. on th. cas- ihai
thrt Irarr Fcrftanf
t.r lrr.EH nr Tassagr nrraf f1
tMEEh a FOX .Fsrtiaaf
u. n. CkoMWttL a a.. .Nr-Ysfk
Psrtlsal. urr. s.. Lee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
A Few xa1ins for Farmer.

1. The farncr. Who does not return 20
his 6elds dressing nsore that e.3aiSalsnt 70
the crops rstbcrvd tber,forn. = a. unwise
and thoughllcs. a. be Who woald neglect o.
fed the horse that vas 20 carry him on a
journey. In both case diminishing tbe
ability Of faithful servant 90 minister 60
his wants.
~ The husbandnan ~ho obtains from
a held not properly MANFRED. a small sac %
Of grasn. ~hen BY safheieut uanuring b.
might have obtained a large one. Is selling
has labor At bali - value.
Ill. In all cases Keep the best pro.
ducts OF Nour farm. -Lethsr 81 Crain or
stock. for your Own use. that Improvements
IN each nay resah thervfrom. n thr~e
poor sheep ~ill bring as msrh a. one good
one. keep the one and scll tie ihrec.
". 10 not permit she remains a
animal or vegetable Substances - decay
about your dwellings. bot incorporate them
With The soil or the compost heap. thereby
securing the comfort and health % your
family and adding 10 the Aiiractivcncss Of
your hossc.
v. Having things " near enough or.
IN causes much tr0uble The head boari
% farmer A. cart was near enough con-
sequeHily Il came cut IN passing over a
jolt. and Nth Il half the potatoes Thc
keys 70 Mr.. b. Wagon ~ero rather snail.
bot they we're " near enough--so thu
worked loose and the ~AggOa and bor-~
cot -recsed tcgeth,r in gong do~n hiIi
The bar 90 CaIf. 6 Gov pasture was too
short and vt q vas ..near enou-h--but
u dropped out one day and tho cattle ga
through and DESTROYED his grain Il q.
better and cheaper IN the end. even ifit
doe tase lirile more time. % have thing.
Just right. Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

orSusrf. - -Afa Co-tf 81 Pr..i-fs k-is IL Par
30. ~tthfa eat 90 ~ Cauafs of 90 aafa. Co a.
fhfrt .--s'rs rf AHzusf l~sf
ISAAC. YORK. At.s.ss.tf.rrr a 80 ..fsr-
1 af Dsn.~i :. Fac. Lfr 81 Gs.u.a ,u .ast
s-unfN. arcrs-sf hssfrg rrrrr-t-.f 49, hr.f 80 q
a-al srcopt af t-l-l.Isuat..a af ne s-ta-s nd
.trc-s 80 - nIt1s sar~
flf--r1. Tat che -att atsu'r etrs usf.r~ ta
CIT f-rra.ns I-f~f~-t@'. ts rau-frE r.rt .I fht.
arirf ta - fsisIt- h~f thr~- a~rks s.-rr..lsI, ID.
20 'htfri brlas-rsi prfai~. at farts $40 th~s.
aaat appear st fris.r~ t'...rt FL. 30 49, To- 80
81 ia go. courft su th- al Z a--las of S.tr~al-s
80, at 60 o'slark in the $1,000 sai sh--
cna-s. 90 aa, taes lave ~hy che saa- shauLi
aat - s'Ao-ef.
3 ". WOODgl ~ Jssse
Atr-- cars -at.~st J =. Hoses. Rerts-.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

- ts- thisd Ts.r-y 81 Asgs-f. - ieSt-
m ~ psffitas ef ~srsh x Nolsaf. "a 49, 81
" >au-u-l n hvI.sd - - nsteE - $50
tnuatr. tecss-ei rFssin- g. an aNrsarcs go 81
IL fers.susl estate efhrr a.r ha-hsnt.
f'T.iered. ftai ~ $50 pFt's gre soiro- 90
ai psr-.a- isf-r.s-.t ~ ru.s..xs csps af thss
sflff to - rhisshri thrs- .srks sasrrrs-ftsls.
- pNisFf tenccrst . n-ssrsr-r at'Ef-t To- ~
- 80 49, 49, spr-ar sf . Frtisfs Ceasf ~ ~
tst at fsris 30 saff 0aanss. 90 tte fhlft I srs-
FL -rrfrul~f al. ~ tcu s-ciusk ia che h.rr-ssa
So sae- caa-c, % ~ tArs Lave -hs ~ s.-a~
shs-sif - ~ Ffsstsf.
IN. WOODBURY.. Juigs
4 tres copy-suesf
- .HoRRS. R.ri<.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

'hForr. go farrf ri Fr.tsfs hrLi Cd T.
90 -.fhfa auf o. far Carart af co. asr,i. 90
80 fhlrf TI--.Iat n Asea.r. d. I-.4
AfpB ~ LONFJuY at.l.a. .rr.r.f - ok.
~ tst.fr 81 har1 Eia-n. lt- ~ At.sas ia
sait 'a-a'1 ieo~asfi. haTifE prrsrafs.i hl. ffsf
n.l frIaaaf ai ata.lnf.frtflen ~ ih- rsrltr 90
saft 10000 80 aiir~asr~
lrls-rl. Ia rhr sat. a.as tsrrts~ -.r.--
'n an. fsrrs.as frfrrrsf~I. It rausfrr a r.srs a.
ts nf - ta a. puifsa r thrsr .rrs. surr--.fs.f.
aihr psi.rs lirrlrrf ..fIars.. al r4fts th.r rtsv
'' 'f.rtr at "a frahstr t.art fe b. bio .f 49,
t- .a ssti 'aaafl .an a. a sss..se al -euf n-ur
at nlnr a'ciacs ta ths f.rsrs-.u. eco 80. ~as.~.
90 aay th~Y haFe. ~hs ths ..u.e .bou.s ...t -
s.s-rl.
Wv WOODBURY. J.sr..
frue raFy -sttsst.
J Hosus Rsrs.f.-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

ONFosp-ss--At t..ari af Probate h-it ID Pa-
90. ~tftia 49, 90 10 raunft I'd 90 isr1 ou ~
thlrf iu-stat of Aucu-r. a. n. LEA
n 80 rsftfian of 1919 s. - sts~ 81 Frra
~ fuler- ais "a Hsfttard ia 800 C.-usfs. o.
r~asrs.. safFtu- ths pruslsr.us u..~ g. h~r o.
be- tn b. hu-i-ntis lssf u eel tssfsrr.snf aa.i
rraftng 80 an ailaeaar ouf of th~ r-r- s.r.al 80
fsi~ uf h~r 1870 hrshta aaf ai-o fhaf da-~r 49,
- s-sfEn-t aat 90 cuf O. be- ia hts estate.
f~fsrrd, Tat fhr snft Fsr o. l.a,~r ets~ 90
ia - f-f-na- 'a'-rrsfri ht sauslng cops ri thi.
Hrorf fa - futit-hrf ftrr~ s~~ks sr-rrss-fr~f 4,
o. ne pNtart n-uancrsf 49, -gap~f proved 20
farts fhat thrs -uss appear fr..issf~ t.-.r O.
- h-ti sf fsrls tu snst Caasfs. aa 80 - Iars-
49, oi As<s-i a-Nt. sf trn fth~ r-k iu 81 f.f~-
a.-.r. ed -hr- rsa-r. t. eos Coz, Ave -. ~
$500 -hsr.f b. aftsurf
~. woopBt ~ jog.
tru- ropg--su--t , Heuss. R-s,-trr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23

SMALL ". Lsner WtNuov. Tie
Mar land Farmer and Mechanic pulr.f.-.
a plea ior stone houses. in course 81 -b,rb
are the biiowing emarks ur.ou small sin
doWs. vhich o0ntain a good deal Of frath.
ana arr worthy Of attention.
90 in buId.ng sails (of our bssse.l 90
should Infrodsce one Important change
for our climate our windors are too larre
and too aaany. The multiplicity Of pane.
glass dra~ fhe beat ia che Summer. a. in
BIT brd ani present boz tbin fIn 81
oosinseiion fo ib- crira1-e 81 the winter,
e'Id. Ihcsr. then. shoaI bs smaller. a,
hey in 'arisbil are in Boz coantri.s else.
~hrre. lfsboa.d. o. or,o,tr. b. t,rre ir
nind Thar these smaller uingaus ut..b
so out the hsat BOZ .sumer. a-e equal
j. scr'ireable in uirter. FOB .tat,.a. ..,
a. cold. and sob vin.loss u.tb tt..s solid
sails. arc shat are l,raaaaed b., .,-..,.
trasis oi climute. They are 40 srrr.,.
Dc tso-ioii conditious olcoolar.. l- ann.
u,r and sarnth in winter
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ho'rs ~ frrrs The roots OF tree.
extend ior iar greater d.stanre thsa d.
grneraIIy imagined = =. Tnouss Ia.
male some experiment. t3 drtrrminr fhi.
po.ut. and says TIE roof. n f--.
extend ncariy a. fir on calh aIs a.. t..
hight 81 the tree and hence to Dig nar
e'''ios circle 9th a spaie hana ioot ia
diameter. 'a-s of more tbaa ninc.feuth. at
c. r'o.' an to sla.ie a .iic ,irI aJom
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ta. fo1ts cEi-ai. rni eia .i .. cultivation.
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collar i0T oomPie;e suit
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image rrce 'ei l22.so ho-s ia ore
week lna cont.naaas iiae To- -oaIl b. a.tor
ie.egraFh ls' uiis. long ora sausage I.s.
80" mil's 10 iergih-suosrh Co re.,t from
~ar 2 rancisco Co Neu Yo-s
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Nerve Invigorator

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farmtrs' Department.

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ca ~l,ltsked tag-th-s .ssd .rs tuat~A coutsst
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