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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

A farmer in Michigan clears s., 900 BY
one hundred acres OF peppermint.
The number Of deaths reported in the m .
pers throughout the country, now a deys,
exceed the marriages in the proportion Of
Twenty seven bodies have been recovered
from the late railroad disaster near Nash.
| vile, and many more are still buried in the
bed Of the creek.
1t is stated tina, Gen. Grant has complain
ed that when he puts his boots out In the
hall to be hlackened, they arc carried off as
rnementoes. Too much fondness is worse
than too little.
The Great Eastern arrived at Crookhaven
| on the 18th. II is stated that "Atantic ca
bic prospects are generally regarded as
opeiul,' and tina, immediate efforts Will be
| made to recover the cable.
Judge Thomas NJ Key. the Democr tic
nominee for supreme Judge of Ohio, was
| chief Of Gen McClellans stall when that
| officer was commanding the army OF the
nitcd States.
a woman WhO was Deing examined III
bastard ease, in the Madison police court,
was inter- ogated 10y the magistrate as to
whether she was the wife Of the respondent.
She replied, 81 suppose I'm his wife BY
| breye,"
| A new ''abor movement has been start
| Ell IN PHILADELPHIA. having for its object the
establishment of eight hours, instead Of ten,
rs a davis work An immense mass meet
inc, in furlherance Of this design, was held
on v cdnesday evening, and was ably al
! dressed.
The recent Order relative to passports for
prisoners will result in the repatriation OF
q number Of prominent rebel officers Gen.
| Lee viii 90 TO London, to complete his his
tory Of bis campaigns, and il is said Tia
Long treet, Ewcll, Heaurcgard and others,
are also preparing for similar emigration
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
DIR. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physi

tformeriy OF 81 Louis. MISSOURI
l70 South Clark street. Chicago.
Y>HE ON Y REGULARLY EDUCATED AMI
L legally qualified Phvsician in Chicago wht
makes the treatment OF Private Complaints
speciality. HIS office has been established ex
pressy To afford the afflicted sound and scientific
medica and without the use Of n.nrcury or nox
ious drugs Dir. u has for many years devoted
his whole attention to the treatment Of priv ate
co iplaints in their varied aud complicated forms.
His snccess III the treatment Of those long stand
ing a:d diilcn. cases, such as were fornt rly con
sidcrcd ncurablr IL s,iii, rent TO recommend hin,
to The pul,lic as wor'hy.f the extensive patron
agr which he has received In professional cx-
p,rience IL hospital and private practice extend
ing through MANY years III ,tls and other depart
nienis of medical science. he Is the dIseoverer Of
the o,i safe, speedy aud rtliabic remedies for
the Sc viralent secret and chronic Diseases and
has letters OF recommendation from the most
distinguished and experienced Surgeons and
PLY sriane u this country, MS testimonials of his
superior sk;il aud profound Judgment in the
treatment Of diseases Of n private nature.
The universal, and uuiaiiiug success IN the
treatment adopted b, linn has proved beyond a
doubt that perman. ut cure for the worst cases
OF constitutional syphilis. goaorrh9a, structures
in any form, all mcrcuriai M. ctons. diseases Of
the skin kidneys end bladder, itnpotencv, sper-
matorrhGa, etc, can nov be obtained 10 IIorai
certainty ii application be made to those whose
intelligence skill and cxpertence can be relied on
ioung men especially VINO have become nc,
tins Of solitary vic. sci. abuse, that dreadful
and destructive habit. VIII. h sHDeaiiv sweeps 70
an untinelv grave thousands II vonng men OF the
most exalted talents and brilliant iuirllcct, may
call with full confidence an" perfect cure
Females suffering from IRREGULAR ties attendant
on puberty, menstruation or pregnancy. or per.
sons having any obstruction 20 marriage should
see the doctor AZ once and be cured.
lie thinks it is his duty TO advise the unfortu-
nate particularly strangers, to be careful that
they are4not deceive by false advertisements Of
Boosting imposters. He who places himself un
der the care of DIR. y. nav rc!giously confdc in
his honor ns gentleman. and confidently rely up
on his skin physician.
DR.. Il. will tell the patient previous TO commen-
cling the treatment of his ease how much he will
effect cure and when such arrangement "
entered upon, in case will he make q second
charge
Office and Rooms within half a square Of the
Post Office where all are politely invited to call
Office hours from a IN. tos y. m; Sunday 3
loa. m. TO noon. Consultation at Office free.
Send stamps and get mis- Guide TO Health.
POST OFFICE BOX l54 spl5-dAwlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
DR. EASTERLY'S
IODINE AND EAkSAPAR1LLA.

1VU1vU AMI O-AAsOtAA M
This is the only medicine that viii cure diseases -
arising from an impure state oftne oiooe' W
scronala, Or KSngs Evil. Cancess'
.s;rs yssa.:: C ne T.ss err s9siJ
Head. OLD svres. sweii!nE OF
:.. s;Inn. Biz, Ls :lH,cc:::Ss;:-. .oii. .
Istnspl~- ON The FACE. GrnvrI'
VrrVo,s 40ScIions. liencrsil De:
biv0iy. ,sV0 lpsrOoic Diseases. nn0
ull Diseases arising from s~e
use Of Mercury.
Among all the celebrated remedies ior tne cur
of those diseases arising frcn an impure s'au u
the blood. seems 10 be meeting VIII sA'
success and to give such Satisfaction 10 a. ~
DIR. Easterlys Iodine and Sarsapar'iia.
In he Western States nearly three four'hs 81
the inhabitants are afflicted with forpio ~ Al
active condition Of The Liver, and it is ieiieseo
that nine -tenths Of all the sickness and suffering
arse from that cause.
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapariiia.
Is an irfallibic cure for Liver Complaint. 1t has
a specific action on the liver, and aiew bottles
will cure the worst cases.
Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapariia
- cure lJJ VII bfiic VF
rpatisfa. This medicine removes the ceuse b!
purifying blood, and cure is sure ndfernaneht-
DR.. Eastcrlys Iodine and Sarsaparnia
has cured more cases OF Indigestion and Dyspep
STA han any other remedy ever invented 10
one has ever used il without benefit =,
DIR. Easter.ys Iodine and Sarsapariia
stands pre-cmjnent az the best remedy ever dis
covered for diseases Of the Kidneys, Dropsy ana
Gravel, II has cured cases Of ~ years s'ancins
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapar'iia
the bes, remedy known to the civilized world
tor the cure Of Neuralgia. Nervous Heafache,
10 ; of Memory. General Debility, PANS IN Tue
bee. aud the various FERROUS Affections to Whieh
females are liable, and suiicr so much IN low or
iebillitgted state of health. Ii Is never-'ailing
cure Tor these complaints.
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparllia
l. the best Cosmetic known Ladies who admire
a clear white saiu and a ROSY cheek, Should
| abandon the use pants and washes oil evcrV
klnd, Which only njure the skin and use iii'
medicine Thus beautities the skin by purifying
the b! ,od. and giving activity to every minute
vessel, tias changing the dark and sailow eouh-
lenauce t. the uloom ana freshness OF youth
Dr.. Eastc!y's Iodine and Sarsaparlla
Is a .,ieai female medicine Il Immediately
cuunteracfs the pervelessEe Of the female frame
Those suffering tom weakness aud ia,,itude Who
use it, ~ once become vigorous and inll OF ener-
~ under II, influence. No female Should neglect
to take il who j. anlroacli ing that period Of HE,
the Ca AIIoN OF TIE MkNSES In such
cases ii cannoi b too highly recommended.
Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparila
VIII cur Icrofula. Eryspclas, Ringworm and
Tet,er. Salt Nheum, Scald Head Old Sores,
Blo,ches Fnnylcs on he fsco, aud all EruPtlous
oi the skin In, i"I The care oil Scroiuia, Old
sores aud Skin Diseases Of every kind.
1,,;li,,.'.. =. t>I..r, ,,.l T..t.r Ointment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
MANHOOD.


i'R hIcaRD, tof Paris after wears OF earnest
soIicith'atlon, has at length ac,eded to the earn
- requests Of The American public and appoint
{" ~ J -tnt IN Sew York Tor the sale OF his ya-
WV ahl lghlg priced Essence &c Life This
""h"eilnl accent will restore manlood 70 the
'ieal shattered constitutions whether arising
af"i eActs ses, tie effects Of climate or natural
'"uses. he time required 10 cure the most ~
Nc'N3al enss Il .oiti WEEKS; and ii uted accord
~. I" printed Instructions, which are very sim
PIE iai''re IS impossible This life restoring
iehsedN should he taken by all about 10 marry
- II, elects are permanent !. is acanowied ed
ny The medical press TO be ihc lrea, est discovery
,''i mH!s ~ developing powers are n,iracu-
NUS ,,""e' IS II a. certain a. that science ovei
.hro"s ignorance DR. Records Essence Of Life
y sod 70 rAses with fuil directions Tor use at
!: = o. iodt quantities in ior 50, aud viii be
ssn' To any part carefully packed, on receipt oi
remittance to his accredited agent
PHILIP ROLAND
fNN2n ~ I.hertr Ssrpc,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
a Perfect Cure for Catarrh!
\ DR. GanDlyE'SI
a.s e. Dbl
\ + ~ EnsFlftnn
EsE: E. DY. |
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
The .f(Hle or Pfrf1Cf:Ou,

Inc sf(Ete OF R6F1(CisON.
- peMetrHtcs I DE Nccrci 4 Ia h n sla
o ms terrible disease, aud exterminaics it root
anh branch, forever.
symptoms Of this loathsome maiady. and averts
eonsH nption
q cleans the head. dcodorf>cs
The breath and affords the most grateful relief.
~ asevintes more Agony nMdl ~.
tent suffering than tongues can tell
Il ~ noted lOs. curing the ImOst
hopeless cases, that every known means have
failed IN
"a cures Hay. Rose and Period
Y tatafrl, of the most obstinate and violent
tires
No form 0cCotara.h OF. noises In
'ns lead can resist its penetrating power
tr. e.O0uaec hsA now spent u
l'ie'luie in battling with this fell disease His tn
uinnh i complete.
Hsr. ssooslnle.s Cnsnrrh Remedy
Is !, harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm
Hr. Y. <soOdaie r. knows thrO'.
ought the country as the author of the only True
theory Of Catarfh ever published. where Tvs
ofisin- what its ravages--Inode OF treatment
anl RAPID cure in all its forms.
Isr. GoOslale's 1samphtet On -.
tarrh should be read by every one II can De
| obtained at our nearest gency, or BY sending
| postage stamp 20 our office ,nr,,
TIE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
tAraRRs. The name OF DIR. Il. Uoodaie mas
become familiar throughout the country Q ne
victims Of Catarrh from his well. earned lame 10
curing this terrible disease. He is the first and
ONLY person who ever penetrated the secret arm.
mode Of ,nent is the only one ever known to
cure it.tTroy, n " Dairy Times.
Tiny Mills, the well Known traveller, and
whose family Physician Dr. Goodale was 'of
many years, SAYS:
'Ii DR.. Goodae says he cap cure Catarrh ne
can cure it, He further certites that the Dr
has few equals in medical skill, and no super'ors
IN successful practice. ~
Hay Rose and Periodic Catarrn ,-Dr. ooou.
only affords the ereaiiest relief in every variety
OF Catarrh, but il extnguishes the disease iorey
er in all itstypes and stages. Every one speaks
vel of it.--fN. Y. Com. Advertiser:
Price 81. Send stamp for pamphiet. ..yr.
fah3ed rs bleeckcr ST., \. 7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
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Box Jl8s New York City
Sslssssom No. 81 Libesty Etrest. jys dsn

RAl1osophy " Soaprioge. .s'rhs pro
prietors Of the New York Museum Of Anatomy
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suppression Of quackesy, Sens q their most in
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youthful follies. excuses Of maturity. Or tgn0-
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These invaluable Lectures have beeu the means
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30

lie ~ ma u y 0O-Vs
AND AGENT; Buys and sells Real Estate,
IL on commission, attends To renting Houses,
Halls, etc The best references given when re
CURED. Office in Frank Plumrners Law Office.
entrance lower end Of Post Office Block, up
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
WlaOOPING COUGH.
Dr. y. BRA m1le's
Cure for WhOOping Cough,

D1SCOvERnES OF THE AGEs
EvKRBoDY is familiar with that peculiar
disease Of childhood which in the majority
Of cases, proves distressing and, in
some. fatal malady, battling all the efforts of
the physician TO conduct it 70 q fav DrsbIe ter
niination.
Psychologists consider this disease under three
stagcs. The first stage commences with SYM
toms Of an ordinary catarrah, attended With
slight fever. which gradually increases; the
breathing becomes more difficult. and + accom-.
panied with cough and pains in the chest. At
this stage Of the disease, DR.. branches Cure Tor
Whooping Cough acts like . charm cffectually
removing the disease in an incredible short space
Of time, seldom requiring more thar three DAYS
TO effect apermanent cure, without the least In
Certificates. =
ST. LOrw, Sept. 1e4b, 1884.
Jonx H. Boon. Esqhr -
Dear SIR Ny little bo, three wears old. sui
iered very severely from Whcoping Cough for
three weeks. was frequently up with him Mar
" oil night, he coughing sfmsst inceasantiy, snd
30 bad that the blood would come from his mouth
and nose. used two boxes Of your . DIR. Bran
dies Whooping Cough Cure" which reliey ed
him almost immedhtely, and in few DAYS he
was entirely we'll. ! am satisfied that the RENE
dy is all that it claims to be- and Icheerfully rec
Ommend it. Yours,
Phoenix 1as. Co.. 81. cciA
JOHN m. BLOOD, Glen. A9f.
No. =, n Ffth a.. st. Louis, No
1For sale BY Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
AGENTS..

BOST0N--fseo c. Goodwin 4 Co. ~
NbW lORk-Demas barnes 4 Co
BALTlhORE-S. S Hancc. .ssf5 q
riiISbuR G-Dr. Geo. H. Kevser. ,i4.-. 80
elNCiNN AIl-F. Z. Squares Co, and John D
CHICAGO Lord 4 Smith. and seov;lu
ST. LOUIS-Collins Bros
San fRANeiSrV--lkoststs er, Smith 4 Deen- r,
Also, sold By All druggists and Dealers
1Aead the Column of Testi.
monials In Saturday,
Democrat. s
y ,plyaa-dlsw.wsd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
Announcement Extraordinary
25O,OOO
Gold and Silver Watches,
JEwElhY, &C., &C, At 81 EpCR
REED i DROTnER,
AGENTS FOR
European 4 Eastern Manufacturers

Having for disposal over ONE MILLION dollars
worth Of line Gold and Silver Wsie. aud
Fancy Articles. Imported and Amsiica
will dispose Of every article ut -
each, without repsrd 10 value,
in the manner below stated.
10y We are constnntly receiving letters from
our Agents TIN oughoWt the Country, MA, ing that
/ our (s,oas WEAK for YEARS. ~hi,a the aiiiehs
received Tor u each TURN BLACK, and spoii
IN q very shor, time To all Who have had sY
pcriencc in in wearing such goods, We refer -
10 the truth Of the above statement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30

The $4,000 articles are printed or written on
$50 600 slips Of paper, and tach scaled separately
in small envelopes; and,w hen o. dered, are tai
out without regard 10 choice, and sent 70 the nd
dress ordered By mail No .faroritism 70 sAo~n.
On receipt Of the Notice yon can see what you
can have for TWO DOLLARS. Purchasers may
thts obtain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or
other very valuable article for the above small
sum
In all transactions by mail, we shall charge 70
cents for correspondence, postage, &c.
lend 10 cents and get certificate ~ for a |:
30 for 81: - fnr e5.
AGcn1s Wentea.-Any Agent sendisg
~ FIVE DOLLARS at one time, shall reserve BY
fetnrn mall n addition 10 the Is ertiGcates, one
o. articles, free Of cost valued at not less than
FIFTEEN DOLLARS. as o sample to show hie
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
NOTICE TO FARAaERs.

Deo4t Co., AgriculsntalD ocaoASsI
Fdrmss Fences, Faeld crops. Groves snd N -
jects which nectasitates committso q ersvsl 4
the country must be entered for ccnpstitios 4
w. <. aAIGRf, sssy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
Our Goods arc Of supea isr Quality.

To- We call pa: ticuiar attention 10 the choice
and rich assortment that We here ofler 10 the
public for TWO DOLLARS EACH.
LIST Of q, OOsl % he sold nj ~ R:mch
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30

THIS elegant poruiar and mialli5le prepare
ton, celebrated IN all large cities tor TIE
Of Private Diseases. IS nov offered TO the ~.
netrd and WARRANTED 70 Cure all diseases of the
Genital Orsau, oi either st y, male or ieut.e IN
{. few DAYS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30

y i. WOODWARD,
W u. N u ANrs.
{. STEW AIT Ellis, g.
+. II. t.ilt6s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30

CURE Elf.
DR.. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

This Medicine will cure <:Onor-
rlsea. <=icel. structure. Seminal
~ e:ss.nes- or sEDcrsnat irca.
QGOrt;ee. Nl@e:t.c Of tils. sAi<.-
nes and 1Ss-isissez.. ana all Isis.
eases o1fll~ Ne si:,i Organs. s.:,us.
cd by aOnti.:sliGH or ~ cal sieSs
OF Either SEX. Males %. Females.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-25

EDw'D NJ. PArrEN, 4uctiOnesr, is Exchange St.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-25

COUNTY ATTORNEY.-Previou to the final
adjournment of the Supreme Judicial Court,
on Saturday, NJ. NJ. Butler, ESQ.,, the County
Attorney, remarked to the Court that as his
term Of office had about expired and he should
not again appear as the prosecuting officer, he
could not allow the opportunity to pass with
out rendering his thanks to the Court, to
the officers and to the police department for
the great and efficient aid they had afforded
him during his two terms of service as County
Attorney.
Mr. Butler has been County Attorney for
nearly seven years, and during that period his
whole aim has been to see that justice was done
both to those indicted and to the community
for whose welfare the office was established
During that period a large number OF crimi-
nails have been brought to justice through his
mstrumentality,a and in nearly every case where
an indictment has been found, conviction
has followed. The number of acquittals will
not average one to term, while not single
indictment has been quashed for informality
during the whole time he has been in Office
His labors have been severe, but he has atten-
ded unremittingly to the duties, and retires from
office with the consciousness of having pei
formed them faithfully and without fear,
favor or affection. May his successor, as we
believe he will, meet the expectation of the
people, who have elevated him to the response
Bile office, and when he retires from it may he
have the same commentator bestowed upon
him that has been upon Mr.. Butler" Well
done good and faithful servant"
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-25

Norris BROTHERS, PELL AND TRow-
BRIDGES New CONTINENTAL THEATRIcAL
TRoUPE.-The members of the Continental
Troupe, thirty-five in number, arrived here
Saturday, and took quarters at the Preble
House, and this evening they viii make their
bow to the Portland public.
= The selection of this dramatic corps has
been made by Lon Morris one of the proprie-
tors, and Mr.. Saphore the Stage manager,
with great care. They were selecting COM
pany to perform in the new theatre in Boston,
which is to be opened next Monday, and great
caution was exercised in securing none but &C
complished actors. The people of Boston will
be able to judge of their merits after they
have witnessed some of their performances.
The people of Portland have the first oppor-
tunity to pass judgment upon them. p, d.
The plays this evening viii be the comedy
of Married Life " and the farce of a'The
Rough Diamond" in which the full strength
of the company will be brought out.
Tomorrow evening the plays win be Buck
stones comedy of "Leap Year" and the
farce of the Phenomenon in Smock Frock.'
Reserved seats can be secured at any time
from 10 A. M. to P. M. at the Ticket office,
without additional charge. a. f.al
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-25
cupy in the columns

twill be seen by the above that while nine
tv new advertisements in the Press occupied
the space of 215 "a inches, sixty-nine new adj
occupied only 127 inches, and yet the argus
contained in the mean time advertisements of
London Dock Gin, Golden Sheat Whiskey and
Pure Old Gina class of advertisements not
admitted to our columns-and the Press had
one new advertisement of a whole column
twenty-five inches, which came in before the
middle of the week and was put in type, but
unavoidably crowded out, besides from one to
three columns of live advertisements living
over every day. The argus, upon an average,
gives from seven and quarter to seven and
half columns of reading matter, daily, while
the Press gives upon an average from ten to
ten and half columns, and yet the columns
OF the Press are considerably longer than are
those OF the argus, and the type in the latter,
for reading matter, is all 6recier, while all the
items in the Press, averaging nearly two COL
umns daily, are. set in 8ainioa,-the next size
smaller than breyier,-and large number of
extracts, -including even Gen. Grants Re-
port, upon which our neighbor has harped SO
much-appear in solid nonoareil, which is the
same size of the argus smallest advertising
type. tits safe to say that the Press contains
upon an average double the amount of read
ing matter that the argus does. anvf i ..s.,se
While our hand is in we may as well give
the returns to the Internal Revenue Office, of
che two papers, for the last quarter, ending
Sept Both. The Press returned, as receipts
for advertising for that quarter, : s4,62S.C0
The Argus returned, f..r q 2,s15,OO
Excess of Press over Argus, $1,813,O0
Internal Revenue tax paid by " = =
Press on advertising, S13S,S4
Ditto Argus, = S4,45
Excess of Press over argus, 8.I! d 54,39
Comparisons are said to be invidious, but
our neighbor has provoked the foregoing, and
he is welcome to all he can make out oft. ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-25


ES The Ellsworth american states that
about 100000 of sugar box shocks have been
manufactured in that town this year.
BT-' The Farmer thinks that the result of
che hearing in the case of Doyle, convicted of
numbering little girl lin Strong, was such as to
leave painful question in the minds of those
present, whether the guilt. author of that er=
rible crime has yet been discovered.
GB' The Rockland Gazette says that there
exists, on the farm of Mr.. William c. Farr, in
South. Thomaston, an extensive quarry of rock,
which there are the best reasons for believing
may be converted, by the usual process, into
The most valuable kind of cement.
BB" The Arson ADVOCATE states that Mr.. Al
vim Lane, of that village, had his hand blown
off Monday, by the bursting of gun. which he
was firing at mark.
By 1.-The Aroostook Pioneer reports that the
buildings on the Isaac Smith farm at Oxbow.
together with about one thousand bushels of
gram AID eight or ten tons of hay, owned by
James and William Anderson, and occupied by
.. 5. McManners, were burnt Nov. 29th Most
OF the furniture was saved. Loss 81 200. g,
T.