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CHICAGO STOCK nIAHkET.

MONDAY EVENING, Jun 80, 1855.
There was good attendance at both meetings
Of the Stock Exchange to-day, and considerable
spirit manifested, but the unsettled state Of the
gold market rendered CIV erything weaker.
, 1865-01-31
ITEMS.

La Grunge is coming to this country again.
Red hair in Paris brings e per knot.
England has as many paupers as electors.
A sugar refinery has been established on the
Nile.
Thirty people starved to death in London
last year.
Frczzo1lni Is singing in Paris.
The Imperial Library ut Paris contains p
o00, eco printed works.
The Springfield -Rpu6lioan knows Of an IT.
islinan who cannot write his OWN name, and
has stored up sG8, 600 in gold and silver.
Paris papers are agitating the free-trade
question.
The colored citizens Of New Orleans own
$4,000, GOO ip real estate.
There are l05, 80 more women Than men in
Sweden.
A petroleum bureau has been suggested as
new department..
A little boy in Trinity Church choir, n. r.,
gets s., 600 ealary for singing.
The proposed tobacco exchange has been
established in Nsw York.
Edwin ForeG has had q sharp attack Of the
gont.
scccsh indies in Washington are now known
s,,. oru,s avn. %3,a loft ehon1iar
~ Su1is w.. .e go 80 sn,,act;,o ,ntons1
-ne 81 "a 80 80 | ,..a.a 60 m
ers Tsa - r,s+ra ~" ,,,n cartnred at Fort F,sb.
ane A1nsnons s' ~ .asa,rsatn-a- a. a.
11,., -, mns tsssuo a. =! !. 1oF nar,s r. 81 en.
"a ~ ...;st 49, s,Ee,s,,t , y. 49, ,-o1 ana mounted
,.a...+ ..,o,,o,.e,,, osr,i.ra
VI - "asaaut A1u' ,,Ne sssa = T- v.rL
the seanuvne A4 .9ns % 1,.,,s.,ur,, @ a. ~ mt 1ovs
.sr ..'es aSe,.ss ta.o,.1a s1t,,our,, he dnes.ed
,, net aaop a,s~aS,.. aor.~ Ton,a ue.r la
",a4.e WI, " and a. alwavs lad a red nose, It was
1,e rcd nose TINT estranced her affections.
~. ~ ~ ~. .'4 .t,a sn-nest;c ~ t,re;,rond
Ia -. .aa .,.e ae,nroncement or the cbamn1on
~ 1as. .ns I ,'a..'.ean Msrsaen ona M Wormn1a
pie neuS ns u. ya.ra- - ;n - Ecg1ana tho he,e
on ing ~ =. $3.50 -. Harsaon Rnt vornald
were es1 ~ ,,.s 1om ". .~;-.,sa 10 e:,,+ nd the
oeat nilu a".. :. 10 a.eas a,5 ~ ,,,;nntoa
cnamllo4 10. o1.1 ~ ~ ,ss-sJaa 80 =. 49, st.1o1,
In tne 44tn to.nu -, !A4'ss4sn va ' 49,
down Ike III OK. "oiiE'a'o WAS 'e4' "'st'
hurt
The rebellion may now DC salo 10 oe on lIs
aaxt legs. One Foot has lett II.
4 business man IN ALBANY, ~ao mas oeen
supposed to bs very rich, LOOK oote 70 one
of the banks, few days since, to be daseonn'
ted. "heh II Was 1e'o0eo Rec""o', Mo1 ,.,." 1'e
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w The gallant Gen. Louis Bell, who cou1-
manded brigade in the attack uP'n fot'
Fisher, and was killed, WAS 0 son OF s1-ao7et-
nor Bell, of New Hampshire, and q graduate
Of Brown University In the class OF o. he
was remarkable for great sincerity OF caaEac-
ter and earnestness in military duty.
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~ ~ouTNE,s PU1MONTC SY

CCHENK'S FULMUNIC ;,7I of. (.
- RrF SEA wEEp ToMlc 3 ASp MAsDFA ~ ri aa
ftlS.-sisi1 ft.lS.-sirinr1 h1yo AFFECTED revolution IN ths
ha1e hs s1ssL 81 ts!sas e.
Ehien iena411inn III science Tho f1lso uuppousioo thAt
neasans deg5red et sst .
nsen.s sicsd sh 'ssSaf:d 1f 4a .asss1fes e t
dea.a sh.ch shrV srrpcte1 he unavoidable It Is
no~ 9o11 nrnTcd. hawc4cr; that to5yuAr11o1 cA1 1H
Frsse, isome OF them apparently desperate BY
scbenef Puonss sy.op alone isa' itn 1 G'n shtnss
q N Mtsd ssp Tonic an1 Ps. on9 o. both
So!anf - I'm hss enjoyed uninterrupted good health
~ ap A. oas s
nnnTrd 70 D hi. ca1o hopeless, and abandoned him -
Els fsts He vas cured By he efeEe;sid syrupj ane
bsTe used DE. Schencks medclncs with tho ssmo
VARIABLE SUCCESS. These excellent medicines for
sale In th city, by ali dgusxl,ta Full directions Tor
the use o. them accompany each bottle
faySr-x756 1mis
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SfasrlNaus6 ARMY,

NEW YORK, Jannary 30.-The New Y0Tk T7naes'
Savanna! correspondent, 9Th says: 1.-THE last Of
shc1man's army Leaves Savannah tomorrow. The
Hardeerille, s. c., when last heard FROM"
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COMMEllCIALs

MONDAY EvESrSn, Jan. 30, 1865.
Tho following summary shows the m0Vcment IN
-four, grain, provisions, ETC., during the past 4a
hours:
REcmSs AND eUeXE9.s DURING FAs7 45 Rcuas-
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The Ind1nnss
The Indians numbered in 1850, aO. 600; In
1855, 35o, 600, aud the census OF ls6o shows
hut 295, ,4O-a decrease Of 50,o0o every hVe
years, They are distributed IS follows:
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atpFeyions QRotations. HoliFEs show no aispo3lfon
to the receipts y hch are light. Wequote:
Bfss White OH car load 4c, per nrl. .s+..... 9c
PROVISIONS Tho Provision market csntinu.s
dull ant heavy, With but little speculative :inqu r.
The news fscm New York Al the opening .used an
extreme deerescr In the general feeling but later
dispatches ehon ed a sight Improvement.
a1e&H rork-neman1 very light and market dull
and urcoplg. Sales to-day, 20 hss cfty-packod uebs
Pork at F2ltt G2!ih- =
Prime Nte~r ork-Dun. md ncrninaly soeat t1.oo
lover Sales to-day 100 hr1s city packed pftne
Mess Pcrk at sSooo 60 br,a do Vt 80, buyers op
tlon gu days.
sweet Plcslcd Hnms-eoo tcs sweet pl;kled
llama at tic.
Uulk llente-atarket more active. Sales to-dsy
we're: 1sc0 be, Eulk shoulders Mt 15 oosa; 100 bxs
Milwaukee cnr.d Shoulders At l5k packed; 80 bIs
country Shoulder at l5c pacset-
Pork Touuues-1 Il biis Pork Tonxuesat S1&01-
EpRissh nQen.s IN bsrsr demand saies. 80
ars Cunaq erlanl Mld!ts at ::157c-a.eraging u rs.
s;e. rendered Lazu Ut hc; ITO tres eouE trykettie
dc Ut 2cYc.
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The Canada Passport Order.
SEw ToEK, Jan. 30.-Thc Hsrald's Washington
dispatch says: 's1t Is stated that the passport
order will be rescinted, so .nr as applies to Can
ada. but will be continued IS regards Nora
Cr1ffa
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tE-T The Pittsburgh Gasetse states that In
abort lime there will be fifteen National Banks
IN the IonEity.
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FROM ST, LOUIS.

4 Regiment for New Dr1eanA-A Dis
ustrOux Steamer EKp1osfon-Dlscu8~
sion In tho Constitutional Conyeu-
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

MONDAY EvEHa. Jan. 80, 1sEi
FRklGnTs-1hc1ei Il no change In ftet2hts since
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The following table shows tho movement in
-four and grain during ths week ending Jan. %.
RECEIPTS OF flour AND GRAIN DURING TEE WKKK
ENDING Jan. Is.
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baltimore CuttIe tfarket,.Jnu. %.

Seeds In lelphia-JRn.c21.
For Seeds the demand has ta1len OF, and Clover Ii
offered at l5A@l5Hc, and Fla1 ed ut @3E093,s IS
bLshel, without saieB to any extent
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other improvements connected With them, eoTef
lot OF ta5 feet ftont BY zoo feet deep, and as
whole Is the most convenient the strongest and
most complete improvement for the ham business
ol my In this country. "Dnfheld's hams" have
icrg teen .''houtehold words IN Louisville ana
Cire:nua,i, :nd their reputation here has been
f1i!y sustained. From long experience IN cin-
c,rI s;l, where his h1ns universally admired,
Ar. put6ed Is fully qualified for hls business, and
he ntedt no praise from MS. His work speaks vol
nmee. Nr. Dufield commenced this speciality In
Cincinnati in 1857. His b1and Of hams, then es
tabllshed, Is therefore the Oldest IN tho United
States.
Auction sale OF Dry Goods In New York.
At an suction sale Of Dry Goods In New York On the
18th inst, 100 packages ofstan ard goods were sold At
the following pr1ces B1ackBtons blesched ahtrting,
~ s1Hc; Hope. ~ do, &c; Pembroke do, Ike;
Tar1agan Stripes, 26Kc; Naahua, ~, extra shtetlng,
4sal6c; Atlantic, IS bleached cottons &c; Prov1-
dence do, axe; Exeter brown sheetug, - do. SO
bkc;PeDpezc1l u, ~, s7Qs74; Lewiston G. .Ab!eaehed
SC; Lewiston corset Jeans, 6@esc; Milford deulIns.
4c8Hc; Manchester do, NC; james steam mills 81
beaehed cottdns, lie Blackstone tick. 3c: Clarion
do SIC; 81 Naunkeag hleached cottous, 81c; Old Ball
corset Jeans, 21kc; Manchester h'eaehed cottous,
8x&2ec ;U1bridge do. Sc; ~ Red River do. &c. Ex
eestoF ~ do ssc hope ~ do s5Kc; Hill do. s soc
Gloucester do, :8Hc Newmarket do, 2skc; Green
Co DO, MHc; Snlmon Falls colored leans. SC; Lam
caster d< 2kc; EaumkeaE bleaehe'l jesns 35H9ssc
lrdlan Orchard brown shirtnzs 29c co c, 81 do L,
HctawEencc brown she etngsr ;Mas+achusettsB do
sec; Lonsda.e ~ blcached sheettngs, IKE; james
do Sc; Wamsutta I, <7e; "A Laurel D. brown do.
A9c. line Of To- Eagle blankets all wool were Of
fe1edeampe lot sold At 81 50; no duplicates wera Of
fettd 1t this price; also 114 Revere blankctx wrse
passed. one lot bringing 800. lino Of 10 lots WIS
also passed-onc only sold at s9c-of Laa.rk No, 3
brown chcckss 10 lots National WOODEN Co. No. Bal
moral szts-one lot brought $3.50 BALANCE ea00 - 81,
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH

,tts. r.. PARKER has returned t9 Chicago. and =
permanently Ice 4ted In Reyno d. Block. Dearborn
STIR CT near Post Of1ce Her long experience N tAA
ut OF the fro enables her 10 warrant EsFAAH
moderate. !~AIs'o~f@
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lstR'4, ID BID.

New York Stock Market.
Closing prices tor cash. jan eth. ls. received BY
F. G. Saltonstal / Co., Commission, Stock snG Bond
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take an inside view of an entirely different
State Institution from those which had chal-
lenged their admiration and sympathy on the
previous day. Shortly nfter the Warden's
apartments had been reached, the visitors
wels invited to partake Of an excellent break-
fart to which full Justice Was dons::, Alter
this tha keepers piloted the visitors taIeaga x I
the different wards and workshops Of the
ptiaon, for two hours or more, after which
dinner was called, and lively symphony Of
knives and 70. Ks followed, and then the party
were called to proceed to Chicago. What
happened there, your active and vigilant Locals
have undoubtedly given :" full account:
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=
heavy for luxnfies, such as eggs at s2:5o and
$500 dozen, and playing cards at Slo.o0
deck. Their principal articles Of fare, from
his account, seemed to be sliced potato pnd-
dipeB and corn dodgers, washed down with
SatleE@k; pS1s,Sus' ,a,sl xe5i,y' -; SeFiiy Y,
ns,nt xan b ss ss fsas tseS S0 spare
down there If man loses q leg they put
him in the Quartermaster's department If
he loses an arm they make messenger OF
him. They want no drones in their hive.
Great numbers Of descrters are now COM
ing into our lines. 4 misrepresentation On
he part of the rebel soldiers inducing the
belief that they would be pressed into Fede-
1al service, for time almost wholly stopped
such desertions, but the recent republication
Of Gen. Grants order relative to the recep-
lion Of such refugees, their kindly treatment,
employment or transportation northWard,
has, on becoming known, reopsned tae basl-
NUMEROUS furloughs given to Tennesseeaus
and M1ssissippians In the rebel army to re-
I visit their families. =.
II ia probable that by the time this reaches
ron Gen, Grant will have closed up the re-
heiIiou. as the achievements he Ia now re-
cciyipg will enable him cut every avenue ol
subsfsiencc that Richmond still possesses.
STATE coSrEyT1oN. .....
THE nlau for the restoration OF Tennessee
In Ire Union that has been suggested BY the
recent s Convention in Nashville, meets with
ye1y general approval. Persons who even
nhiect to come features of the plans proposrd
and fhfnk that the convention assumed IN
due powers and acted IN hasty and some.
Whnt Iniudic3ous manner, still regard State
rnstnrnffop 80 Of so much consequence that
minor objections may well be passed, especi,
allT Avs since a vote Of the people will make good
all imperfections. -,,t.,,o =,
1eea1 rjrflt to call another convention, Or tG
1eenmmend nmendments to the State Con.
!. stitution, but a ratification By the peop!ss
WijJ make all good. The grounds upon Whl:t
tennessee asks restoration to her place 10
| The Union arc worthy ofnote, being aitogelhel
dide1ent from those upon which tng neN
+; States Of West Virginia, Arkansas ann LOUIS T.
fana hased their claims 70 recognition. y
those States 1t was held In accordance Wltt
! the Presidents dictum, that 9 certain propot
tlon Of the people being loyal, could i5ame ne
new State constitution, and demano 1ou l
Congress admission as new state. bu
Tennessee claims that she never was on. o
the Union, that the acts Of rebels assuming
to take her out were mere actsof usufpauon
and that the rebel power being ovorthro~n
all that her loyal citizens have to do IS TO re
| pudiate the pretended acts Of secession ant
rlaim tue rights which, though In minority
they, as citizens Of the State Of Tennessee
could not he deprived Of by any traitorou
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CIR wk.lsdi .141s7 13a57l 1toGsd 157lk7 $3.50 1850
suPMISTs Or FLouR AND GRAM DURING TIE Wkxk
ENDING JAZZ. q.
Flour. Wheat. carn. osts. fsJe Barley
By I:aiI1ond lS47 $3.50 1887 6565 24zs 1913
, 1865-01-31

90@lG1.1o
11.m3 lsuO
l5u(hA 1H.M
and 150,m
llu&tIs an4
q to nOs6.
ght supply
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4 a, s5s dE ana st Iaand
Drted da}1 nj ne forced on tho mArkst except
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-17

Mr. Stove gives The ioiio~ing on but
tsr ard Potatoes. N A." House ard Home
Paper
To keep cream in a perfectly purc. ccoi
sfr.c-rh~--. - charm Il While ii = yet
sweet. 90 work oct the buticrrniik thcrough-
u. ard to adj sat Nth surh discreiion a.
net 10 ruin The nc Jeiirstc favor Of thc
fresh cresm-tLis i guite simpl e. snl ore
wonders Al thousssls and n,iliicrs % pounds
81 butter yearly manufactured whsoh are
mervly hohrobhn he~itchn-nt Of the
cream into loafhsome Poisons.
We have seen boiled potatoes from a.
untaught youth coming upon tie table Ike
veilo~ ~aS. and the same ARTICLES. TIE day
sher. under the Directions ola skfifai N -
tress. appearing IN snowy balls Of po~dcry
lighiness. In tx one case they were
tbrown With their skins On into AZ waier
and suffered 20 so.k or boil. As the case
might DC. a. TIE cocks leisure. and aftsr
thsy ~ere boiied 10 stand IN the water until
she -ss rrsiy % peel them II fhe other
ease. fhe noiatoes. beng frst peeled. ~ re-
bold ~ quickly a. possible IN saitei
wA.er. which - moment ticy were done
was drained 81. ard they were gently
shaken a minute or two over the Gre 90
dry thsE more thoroocllv. We have n,vcr
seen the rctatoe 80 dcpravel and given
over to evil that q could not be reclaimed
BY this m ,,le # treatment
A. 90 fred potatoes. Who that rcmcmb ers
tie crisP. golden shccs % che French rcstau-
rani. thin A. a waf-r an Eght A. snow
fakes. does not SPEAK respectfully ofthcrn
What cousinship with these have the coarse
greasy masses 81 sliccd potatoes. wholly
soegy and partly burIt. 10 ~hich ne are
treated Under Tie nAme q fried potatoes q
"a American.
II the Potatoes freeze 10 Tie celia. don't
wait for them 90 thaw. bot th-o~ them
into conicai heap. ard cover thea Nth
dirt, straw. shavinrs. OBJ clothes. or chaT.
packed tight with them. an hey arr safe
The cover VIII r-sven; Sudden changes.
Which causes al tie rilschi,L I have sasei
f-ozcn potssoe, IN ri. vay. u nav b.
ne~ 20 some Of your rcaicrs. and uay IT,
Of use % them - q las been % me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-17
what .hall " 40 ior eraninz wa1l

The Crisnean ~ar had its infuenoe upon
horticniturc; the Russian ports being clos-
ed. nc wsre cui 81 from ths supply Of hass
mating. and wcrc OBLIGED 20 look else
~hsrs Cor tying n,aferiais. IN a simiiiar
manner the NJ - TIE rebellion has hut ~
abb sources. from uh,ch we derived our ros-
in. ard this essential iugrrdi-nt 81 s.Taiiing
wax has bec0me 80 enormously eSpcas've.
tLsf those Who have o. DO much Ersiting.
are looking fcr a substitute. H. operating
on small sfoe -. a waK 81 some kind - a.
most Indispensable. bst On large ones the
old fashioned graiiiag clay nay b. employ
ed. Ihis uas IN 49, centuries be fore graft
iur vsx 49, Invested. anl many Old gar
dcners clain thit Il = supsrior Co AM 90
TIE modern compositions. While it - les
pleasant 20 work ~ith. IL las The alvauta-e.
that it retains moisture. and the eisu. arc
rot 50 readily injured ~ diving. and abe
w0od. - ~hich a = arr bed. b. ssil to hcal
over more readily than when wax = u.c,l
To make grating clay Or mortar. too parts
81 cisy or stia cisyey loan, aid ore psrt %
Gov duns. ircc from litter. arc thc-oughiy
miNed together. adding souc vcry ere hay
Gus short. 90 giss iouChne.s 90 ;hc miAture.
Tbs mas . % D. ~orkcd over and tclnpcr-
81 in the sane nsuner - mortar. aiding
water Il necessary o. bring tito proper
consistcnoe. Tie ciay should De- prcrtrvi
SOM weeks before Il j. used. AMI "a MI o.
az tie hotter 81 % j. worked over several
times. The mass nav be made into . CON-
Psct heap and covered over Co Prevent DRY
inr. ID % j. disposed 90 bccoaac too dry.
a cavity NAV b. made In thc TOP 80 tbe hcap
snd allied vilh water. Whcn aPphed in
graftin-. the uakss shoud form a coating a.
least an inch IN thicknc-s an be smooihed
OF nth abe had fA-ricaitarisi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-17

Cork HAr. Tbs Invention consists 90 a
cork hat male % t~o LAYERS % cora ~hich
arr piePared with composed oii. packed or
attached io a. intervening p.coc Of canvas.
musiin or other textile ahr-. in s1ch a
manner thai hat .. prodsced Which j. dur-
al e. elastic and rmrervious 90 ~at~r anl
90 tn rays &C he sun. ~ prcpariu- a..
cork 18th such ga the hardness 81 removed
from thr sane. ard ii - rcntcrcd sofi. rl.s-
&c and imPeryio-s Cd water. Thus prepar-
81. the co-k Is apTi,ahie 90 has. bouuei..
caps. and in iaet. o. heal covcrin.-. 81 ever,
descrPtron Tie hats made according o.
this Invention are superior ior Eshsness.
strength. durability and coolucss. ard il,
o. particularly aFPiioabiv % hats used ia
slmmer an in aarn climates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-17

CAsApA ImsrLEs cor Rlo 90 E.slir.
'' Joi.n Nipond.~ Ct 80. Msrthc. u-i,s.
81 Al9-' treirc years a-5. ! iaa-Li from O.
frrrclussu. a iarr sfi,h uas covered With
tlisfics frum ore cnd o. tic oibcr Isrt
% wors 90 earnest % destroy them. hank
ine Be- would BE- scry harI work. %, d.
proper manaccmcnt i1r Gse orsix YEAR. Z
came out si-torious AT fhatI ara urh
- land ~as OBJ io j-siice % o never
PlouEh rur land more thau three yca-s II
the thiri ! SEED Nth rrass seed. then leave
% in wcaios ore or to years a. thc -a.e
may b.. ANY one ia, fol.o-s tti. fia. q
- wears sal fn4 WY Lu.e cause 81 i,a-
Shout the Canadian thistle. The r-al ,as.-
81 trouble ~sh IT, thistle. Is 100 ras.h
pioughiHg aai bal faru,nr~
-Caaala Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-17

otFoEp. So CouFt oi Frctafs h~lr !.
fsfis ~ithis sr1 c. thr touutr offfxf..ri 90
the thfri Teestss of Pee. q. ~ lSey.
IN ne r~fiftou q Msria n Rob- rusrd.au
" ~ $500 W hral'-y ui.ar heif - $780,
4 na.frg hfr ~ frsrt--r trr-1sss "a ~ 60
hcra=r 81 - real erfeie h-isariag FL ~ Mard
to a. a.nlanf 81 90. af - Iraats -rals o..
oltrrri. fhat 80 safI rsfntsuer give 3D..
ierr o. 1T f,rrsass fnfrrf -tsl ~ ransiar rsa.r
cf 49, ara~r e. - raiffshsf fhres s-et. suros--
sirfi1 in fhe osiorf t,r-a arut -ru- rsr~r rrfaf
- in fsrfs in $50 tou1ft thaf fhff r,sf apfs.,r
~ Probate Criri o. H. hrtt in Pave. ou ~ a.
fursist ef Nnrrh u-.f. nj trua-e..rk b. rhs f.fr-
n..ar. naf sn~v rau-- ifarv ther have. etf the
s.t.ar shaala aof i-r rrarf-f
T.. " WopDBJ RN. Jaige.
trurcury-aftssf
:. Hosas. Rsr.sf--.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-17

~ ENrEaIvrNr WIN Porsrors Isas-
hiCss. Long I.ianI. utitc. a. f5ilou.. a
neighho- iast sr-fnr cu; OF an fh. eve.
oli Tie s.ronse't one. and Planted ODE po-
tatoc' in a -ov. giv.r- taern Co. sane rhas--
a. Others planted OBJ ,he asasi rav. WIZ
81 t-esc potatoes. Peach Blous. v,eliri
~ ~e'sli double d. Quantity of Gle sa-.c
'ir-eiF EroHiag adjoining tLem. TIE,
~rre ai-o Of a larger s.rr. His theo-v Fl,
That one good stron- shoot. taking issar-
p"rt from tarls f'otatoc visen BE- begins o.
g-ou. s.i rroi-ce ma.h morc Ga, vfer
tse Substance. or fal. o. divided an,.nr
several Shoes. or even one shoot s.fh h.,
a Small piele ~ po'atac to commence r.
growth vith. A. iais "a Co. fa--. u.1 a,
ne he a good plan ~ others o. trs ta-es.
rcr.1asrfs' 'A-rr-aifu-ist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-17
The Singer Sewing Machines.

nTR tt-TrFR FNNftN SEWING ~.
" tliNt 10 tsf sstafar -arii-- ~. rrr-.rs.
lrra ~ .s Hrr.a.f Il .l.f a. 49, az rI.s.,-.f
go r.sl i-ser.fe' ri rn Tsr-l', $500 n s-ht.-.
sc aeer-i ta 30 r.f's.~ - rfh~r Fr-rs -.
rar Nsr.iar be- o.. uant 1911 strsa---s Co.
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