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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
DIANOs FOR sALE-At the Residence No

VVIANOS TON NiI4T---fI IIIC ItVbIuNHNc We
500 sixth ave. told number GO near forethst,
uilc carved soc,ave Rosewood PlANOFORTt used
short time carved legs Of rich design all around eaicaved
case full round corners beautiful serpenne bottom, richly
finished throughout OVERSEEING bass fuu iron plate Sc
waar:ec and Is am elegant aud choice Piano. b.
and tried to be will be sold for $35-aboa half
price.
Apply for four days day or evening
n. B-Has box Tor shipping.
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DROPOSALS


prnrEu.pTE IN FIpTY YEARS
$3.50 ..
WITH COUPONS PAYABLE IN HhNiohA' AND
rpoytsioS yoR SINKING FUND YoR TN REDEMPTION
4, x,rrptr,
-. =, A. .. 4 soo ooo n,
These Bonds ths Lnf'rr bHt4hee OF VIC -.
Bonds Of the Company which can De s'u.o uhueI .e %
Mortgage, creep, for the Second itseA A'p & -,
Dap and offered FOG sale 9r me purpose o.
competing Tie h1tensi9h OF 'ue rou l g
present terminus 70 bil p,pLIf u, ., 49, IA
the Branch K0sd nom Deh'nle Ns n,v"'o. w.
vrTy favorable me iof 'he ,osl itsnol a'' '0' 's
Coal, fi.isbi ana i"'rhsef WI "A o. P,.,o,
The ri, and ks.sI RAILROAD whom eitended 20 Eon
v1l with the L-high 'si-y Railroad Win ,he 10
hish Canal Company road nov ~ o.uise % ~
and nesfy rd and with the East Penn'y wanna kAii
road which 10 proposed 20 pe o,o nd 80, 81
LA.,on inrse I's ~, ,p' IL, .,b an pmen.. ,un.
ROAD lnimedaey upon " ~, 49,, 49,. o.. - ~. ~ ~,
for transportation ard u mus, p.eone one S @ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23

THE EVERETT PETROLEUM COMPANY
" Corporation organized under the laws Of the stSte Of
HewYork with capital 's3oV"VV
Divided into 30. 600 shares.
PAR VALUE $40 EACH.
Shareholders exempt from all pe''o"Gi "Ho"'v Inc
property Of this Company has been selected with great care
BY practical parties of whom have been connected with
she celebrated Excelsior Company. This fact sufficiently
guarantees its success.
The Trustees have retained sufficient working capitalize fully
ssvelop their lands.
The receipts from the wells now producing guarantee req
ular monthly dividends and il fully expected that when
going down completed the dividends will meet
che expectations OF the most ssnguine.
The subscription books open for limited number
Of shares nj the following
OFFICES;
Messr,. II. J. Baker Bro, No. 1872 Waterst-
Randolph NJ Cooley, No SO Wsllsi.
Fred Bredt, No. l7s Fuonst
Coll J. Turner, Ne ll8 WaeI-st.
Wing Evans No. "a Beaver-st and at the
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, No "a BesveT''t
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financial.
SPECIAL PETROLEUM NOTICE.
Il II L l. l. X A N VIVA

ELK RIVER
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY"
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Geologists and practical unite in their belief and 80
report, that the property Of this company-62,S6
ACRES OF LAND, IN FEELS in the very center Of
the West Virginia Oil Regon-h@ numerous oil and gas
springs along banks of its principal streams lone Of which
vies with the famous Burning Spring sel and surrounded
by properties every side that unr.takabe In their oil
bearing character"
The subscription forts purchases being made athe Of
fee Of the undersigned 1t contains the names Of many OF our
prominent captass and business men, Is already far ed
vanced and will be closed at ar early day.
Prof RICHARDSON'S very able and interesting REPORT
the property with CIRCULAR attached containing the
conditions of the subscription and any additional information
can be obtained at this Office.
JAMES WADSWORTH & Co.,
No. 81 CEDAR.ST,
NETWORK.
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financial.
EVERETT PETROLEUM COMPANY

PROSPECTUS o, TIL.
EVERETT PETROLEUM COMPAN1
essASIryp UNDER LAWS THE STATE OF NEW YORK
OyVICE OF THE COMPANY NO. q BEAVER'sT,
NETWORK.
HENRY j. BAKER, esq, President
JOHN d. WING esq, TREASURED
rBusTHEs:
HENRY J. BAKER, esq, Of Mesrs H. j. Baker Bro,
No l82 Wster-st.
RANDOLPH NJ. COOLEY, ESQ, No 80 Wallst
FREDERICK BREDT esq, No. l7s Fultonst
JOHN d. WING, ESQ.,, OF Messrs. Wing Evans, DO. "a
DssveI-A
JOHN }. PETIT esq, of Messrs. Parsons Petit No. 70
Besver-st-
ABRAM w. BAKER, ESQ., No. II Wilam-st.
COLL J. TURNER, esq, No. llS Waer.st
SUPERINTENDENT AT OIL CITY, FRANK w
ALLlN.
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DETROLEUM.
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
cArITAL 81, 500, 900, DIVIDED iSTo 100000
SHARES,
PAR VALUE. SIS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. ~ PR SHARE.
No FURTHER ASSESSMENT or CALL on THE SUB
sCRIBERs As SO, 900 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
Pnrupxvr-J 3 CLARK. Of New York.
tIcg PKEapEsT-R. n NlsHAk1 New.YoFs
TKEAsuEYE--H. p. DLNOE, New fofA-
sEcEETAHY-J. COSKLlN. Ncw-Yosk.
DIRECTORS
Rv.R KETCHUM. Baltimore, Nd
q. KING. baltimore, Nd.
J. H. GOULD. Piilade phis Pa
W. WOODRUFF baltimore, Nd
l. IL WlsHART, New.York
H. s. DETOE. New YORK
A CLARK. Tan Farm. "a.
GENERAL sOPERlETfNpKNTs
II. p. CLARK OIL City, Pa
OFFICES:
No. ~ BRotDwAY,k n,,
Nos. 6I2 and GA CHESTNUT ST. PHIL
AND BALTIMORE, MD.
This Company Organized under the sws OF the state OF
New York The principal Office ~ No II broadway win
branch Offices IN Phade pho and baltimore, Tor the eonyei
ence wheT. tn. certificates OF stock vii be
sued subscriber scrp books are ready without
delay The property ms been selected with rst care curing
tire. by those o the directors who have been
constantly operating Oh Greek and throuFhout ue entire
oil region OF Pcnnsy lvAna well Wessrn virginia and
selected sell but for the osenslbe purpose OF DC
and producing oil having ten wells under
contract and being bored With vTof Every acre OF TINS Com
property bottom and The best Of boring land. much
OF Il on OF Greek Cherry Run Cherry Tree Greek Walnut
BEND Arghauy River snd other streams where The Ano' arc
being deveI opcd with good success.
OFFICE m NETWORK, where Prospectus and every IN
No II BROADWAY. NETWORK.
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financial.

THE
,COTTTER FARM OIL COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA. f.-'
'Ar b1a.d SI ItS ss 600 shares Is T.: .es. 600
TO sSsFs oShS g Es 81 PER SHARE
STOCK ISSUED FULL PAID.
$4,000 CASH Appropriated ,ppF,h ASA WORKING
HA I kTkES ssr
TRsAsrnrn. D. SMITH
SECRETARY. j. HARRISON.
ISAIAH huKESs, RonERr SMITH;
w. NJ STEWART.
oFFIcEs-No AZ PINE STREET, NETWORK,
AND Nos. 23 AND "a WASHINGTON BUILD
INGS, no. PA South Thirds. below Wal
nut) PHILADELPHIA.
The intrinsic Of their territory Is greater than
other oil company before the public with the same
THERE WILL BE BUT SIXTY THOUSAND SHARES
Of the capital stock sold at the subsc pton price 81 per
snd not single share above that number will be sold at
any price whatever until the territory developed This the
Secretary will ndose the back Of each receipt for stock II
desired.
competent Superintendent, rapidly developing the prop
cry he has two engines the gound, two wells already
started and three viii be in operation soon the
zines completed.
The. valuable saw.rni the Cotter FERN and timber
the whole territory sufficient 10 give profit Of s2s0 per
day FOX twenty years 800 daiy for ten There is
large Of coal the square miles in Forrest
County. The timber and the coal viii to the company
handsome dividend, ind pe ndeu; Of the oil
Tie market value OF the territory owned by the company
has increased TO such that IL at present worth
THREE QUARTERS OF MILLION OF DOLLARS.
TIE OF spal that viii b. raised by the sale Of the
90, 900 SHARES
viii be only
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Were the Company sell ont either OF their properties
Al the rresen, time would realize than double the
amount they will obtain by sale OF the above number Of
evidence Of the stability Of the Company,
or Of the value Of their stock investment be
offered. =,
e Director, invite al who desire investing In oil stocks to
ca. at their Office. and examine prospectus, draughts, Gc
where they cannot fail to b. satisfied that the
COTTER FARM OIL COMPANY
,,nt among tho. that will stand when all others
fT aud hs 4, on such basis that stockholders cannot
fl 10 handsome poh aside from the question OF oil
The books for subscription will be open for short time
longer Of the Off res Of the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23

.CTEINWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL
y GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now considered
the IN Europe well this country having received me
mt Prize Meds Worlds Exhibition In London 1907
The principal the Stenway Pianos are sureor
TO ali others that the composed OF hive practical
pianc orts nakrr father and on) who invent all their
own improvement aud under hose personal ,nprNision
every part Of Is maLuiscured. WaE-rooms
Nos ii and - East tour,eents between Union Square md
Irving Place New ORA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23

CLEVELAND PrtTsBrRaH RAILROAD Co.,
OyyIcg OF SECRETARY AND TREAsURER.
CLEVELAND o., Jan. T. 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given that DIVIDEND
NofFIVE CENT free of Government tax nom the past
canning. OF this Company has this dag been declared payable
ON the day Of February next to the regis
rns Co and 10 the other Stockholders at this of,ce.
The Transfer Books will be closed ON the 18th inst aud
'P' T.. ROCKWELL, Secretary.
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ONE TUN OF COAL AT ACTUAL COST,
AUDENRIED IMPROVEMENT AND Goa
COMPANY'S MINES.

improvements personal property, etc. In full and successful
operation at Wilkesbarre. Pa.
The quality Of the Coal for Domestic and Manufsc'urn
purposes beng the great Baltimore yeins the facilities and
economy Of mining unsurpassed by that OF any mines in
the United St,tes.
There are six engines pumps breakers and sban
leach 600 dali cspaciyj slope mine roads cars tools
implements miners houses. power and oil houses carpen
ter and blacksmith. shops horses mules etc complete
100 tuns Of Coal ready for removal and witt,
complete facilities, by railroads aud canals supply Of
lOOo 200 be annually taken on. and delivered
commencing edlseiy upon the organization.
STOVE,
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MASON & HAMLIN respectfully announce

N ASON AZ fINMLIN IVsPtCIIUII! dIIIVuLIVo
WI that they have the occupation OF their
enlarged factory and effected other for
the large increase of their manufacturing facilities. They
therefore confidently expect 10 be able henceiowerd 10 supply
orders for their ORGANS promptly without that IN
convenient delay which purchasers have been subjected
from the tina, for than past they have been
continually hundred instruments behind orders An
assortment Of styles from ITO 10 900 each may be found
at their New York W arcroons, 1MeTcer-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
EORTY PIANOS, MELODEON,
TAZLETON BROTHERS.

III OyERSTRUNG, GRAND, AND SQUARE
PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
No Princest doors OF Broadw ay New Noys
These Pianos have always received the FIRST premium wne
ever they have exhibited written guaranty for INV
wears sccompanie. rach Piano.
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financial.
GOA l. NJ n + S
r13i 81 ff owskDBr ftffEl
CON SU Nj Il II S.
COAL SUPPLIED AT ACTUAL
COST.
NO RSONAL LIABILITY
THE CONSUMERS BENEFIT
COAL COMPANY

Is organising upon the Mu,rd Psn and presents the
features tina, have resulted successfully In fhh
depha aud Boston This is the pioreer company III new
York.
CASH CAPITAL...................... 5000. 600
NUMBER OF SiARES...................0O ,OOO
PAR VALUE TO be full paid.
Each share entities the holder to receive annually and per
petually,
ONE TUN OF COAL AT ACTUAL COST,
aud senannua cash dividends Of the profits OF the sales OF
surplus coal after supplying the Shareholder 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected the profits to the shareholders will more
than repay the original Of each share within two
Very few enterprises offer equal advantages, combined
with beneyoence in furnishing article used by all at the
least possible cost.
The Directors have secured perpetual lease Of the cele
brated
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SUPERINTENDENT AT OIL CITY, FRANK W
ALLlN
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The subscription books this Company wi po'u'eF "
closed on THURSDAY, Jan. &c 1865 at ocloek p No. IN
l the rensiu,pg shares shall be sold before that date
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The NV YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD CohPASr
TRrAsuREKs OyYIcE. Albany, Jan. n, 1909 }
yTWENTY-THIRD SEMI-ANNUAL DlNl.
l. DEND-The Directors Of this Company have declared
s.mi.Annual Dividend OF Three per cent on the Capita
stool thereof free Of the United States income tax payable
on the twentieth day OF February next ,,,
Dividend. in New York viii De psid at the once CT pOS
can sUPRnhN 4 co; IN Boson ct the Office Of j. T.
THAYERk BROTHER in Albany, at the ALBANY ClIi
BANK. , ..
The Transfer Books vii be closed at the close OF business
on Tuesday the thirty day Of January instant and be
r~-openrd tn" morning OF Thursday the TWEEN Gay
of February JOHN '. L. lltO IN lF-nutei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31


In order % raise lambs a. early a. Marcb
and April. the ewes shosid BE- Ia good con
ditiOu To have tie luihs dropped strong
and healthy. the ewes shoald have had
plenty q gentle exercise. To uske them
grow, good early cut hay ssoail he provid-
od.-clovcr i best for u,iik- For grain
feed oats. shorts. and OF meal. AMI. e
Po.ssble. provide rlcnty Of roots. Of Which
beets are best. A warm barn or she'd Is %
inPor4sDoe. for M prudent man viii
sftersPt 10 have early AHbs ~iibout a
comfortable place for them
A lew small pens. .usEciensiy large Tor
sheep and :anb. say s - by feet. ought
% Be provided. and a. soon - ths lamb
Is dropped should be pat. Nth rs dam.
into ore 81 these pens ftbs Wool - not
cot away from the ,eat.. this must be done
at once II necessary. and tbs shepherd
shoald sec that The lamb suck.. After ~
mainins separate iron The f0ek Tor dav or
two. Il the lambs beoOlae strong and suck
vel. they can be taken OF and pat
wa the flock Of ewes With yosRg lAnbs.
leaving the pens for yonnger onss. IL Is
not vel 10 aI0s ewes With lamb. 90 rua
with those that have not lambed To
make the snail pens. take sound boa ris
and match them togetber. 70 make the
pen feet ; inches high feet loug. and
5 IL WIDE Maks q little feed rack. foot
vide and - long. and ST in the center
and you have t~O good pens sees by
5 - each. II the weather Is unusually
cold. make a cover 10 these rens and cover
then over when vou have fresh lanshs.-
they need no bottom.
Aiter the isnbs are three weeks cid.
tbey shouit De- sePsrafed from fh=ir d..s
part OF the tame. THIS prevents The
lambs from leArninS % eat WOOL from the
sides and legs Of The sheep. as they
frequently do ~b-n left to themselves. An
other advantage IN separating then i. that
they can BE- ed with n little gran and
roots and fes choice locks Of hav. az Of
Which They vill soon learn % eaf. The
ewes vii also 30 better ~hca the lamb. Ar
kept away frosa them a portion Of TIE sisse
each day.
To separate then. Ia tie shcp'beri stand
IN the doorway. With the door open iast
enough 70 let one sheep pas ou; a. time
b, going behind tbo sleep drives then
out wiiie the Shepherd kcvps tbe anbs
baes. II he sheep are vel trained. th-y
vail readily pass cot. and tie lambs
vii learn % STAY back. n thcy have not
been handled mUch. and az inclined 70
be tinid. b eeu'lc with iheua. ard in
short time they wiu earn their dufy.
Good lambs can b. raised A. any ii ne Ia
winter. BY the above plaa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Mux AFFFcrrr ~ son NJ. Y. A.
" iIlarda wrll kss-n Ne- lcrk dairy man
IN a recent pubhc a5'rsss. called az
tentisa q, h-t ~hich ~ saii j. gcncrsL
u understood. snd ~hioh has bot been dis-
euss.i By writers on the DAIRY. II - that
10 set rules f,r manufaciurins ciec.e can
apply prvci.sly in tbe sane ~ay IN disI-rrut
lccaIitie-. -iere tie soils differ I'm character.
The Character % soii ~hsre co~s az pasiur-
"a has curious influence on thc MIX.
~bich - not understood an cannot ~eil Be
aeco united for. Generally on high AM Dry
pastures. Of g-aveily loan. tbc milk VII b.
more readily converted into checse-ihat
=. the curi. 10 not require 70 De - long
IN tbe ~hcy or ~call. A. where the milk -
rroducsd from lo~. net grosnis. The
treatment q milk and cards therefor must
Dc vsrici 20 meet the different character
q soiis. ZOE that which ~ouid make good
cheese in ore locality. would make bad in
another. - that manufacturers shouid un-
dersiAnd tbis principle and govern thea
selves accordingly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

DErsnTuESr o. AGEIcULTCEE. TIE
Coantry Gent iemaa makes so,sc remarks
IN rrgsrd 60 she proprIety % IL general
Agricultural Pub.icai,on business on che pars
81 The commissi0uer 81 agricaligre. 90 al
a vhich 90 say aucl and ss~a. TIE id-a
q lsaac Nerton setting lims,n ~ n
couF.eiiuon siih iho agricultural press %.
til countTy D decideiiy refreshing -b>i
uiEht BE- called r-i. 4 general s,stemsni
az the oouditon of ths s~ason az ths crop.
in tle mouthiy sheets b. usefai. and the
uepartmoni can make ii better thln auv
body else. but gong bey ond tbs ieglf.alaie
purpose lsys tbe coulusiss1oner open ~
criticisra. especis.iv ~hen Lc nlakes = poor
sho~ q matter -Pioughran
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

NV OnJEcls o. INrEErsr ~ rHE
AcucULrURsi MUSEUN Some very rich
samples Of syrup have been Aldel 70 the
sorghua she'll within dsy Or two past. The
product 81 Ne- Jerscy sol and manufac-
turs- This so-rbnn bssine.s - inc-ca.ing
IN some sections 90 an extent Of ~hich the
country a. large - scArcely aware. 10
threafens 70 drive West Iniia rolasses out
o. the marko; altogether. And. indeed. has
alr-ady dons - in mAny portions % the
Western Stste.. A gcnilcrnan from southern
Iiiinois stated IN The prpartment q ie-
days since that b. alone hal seven hundred
barrels q the syrup Tor sale the past AL.
AMI thar Il as aast becouing Tho universal
,we-tener q tie entire West
We notice. also. = curiOu. sample q
vegetable velvet. made Of the common cat
TAI flag. und-r Patsnt recently taken oat
~ some gentlemen efthis city We under
stand that Piush. fars and vclvcfs. Of excel
ienf quAllfy. and - various coiors. can D.
made from The sane material By ;be paien-
tee proves q supplying a bsct-rouni
or skin q some lnaia-rubbcr preparation.
lwAshington paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

PKErsErSo FoE FrELD L.Rors. Daring
the month a March. farmers shouA 1aake
al necessary Preparations ar performing
the l-bOrs 81 tbs Geld. 40 soon a. the sol
has become sufficiently dry 90 b. rlo~ed.
and the season j. right. Eyen snail farms.
as well A. On lairc ones. there .. mech
preparation to be made. Old plous should
DC put in order. and rev ones sboud he
purchased and u . important thas a little
effort be @ade - sccsrc. a. lar a. practiea-
bic. those plovs that ar best aiar-ed o.
the Kind q posing o. De- done. uarro~
teeth shoUoid be sharpened. rollers. cub
tivaiors. seed-driiis. .pade.. hand-Loes.
and a. tool and inpleu8cnis sbould b. pct
IN working order. before ihe time arrives
fOr using them.
Some farmers arr always behsnd-hand.
not only during seed time. oct nth their
hayIng and harvest. and one prom ii.ert
reason Tor d i. their tools and impieuent.
arr not pas IN order IN god tiuo-. Our
osn Prscficc alEays was. o. have every
tool and farm Implement IN ~ork ne order
several weeks previous % ibe time Wen 81,
vas 70 ~ used.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

REssEEs. lfthe animal f. ,aiaablc
one. nc would advise '' 4 Suhscribsr-. o.
cousnf souc one experienced in horsc
doctorins. There ar several kinds a
~arts. and shoat a. MANY '- curvs- ~ them
a. there arc individuals O. prescribe They
src oftcn removed ~ hgaturc. OF b. a
knsie. piecs q iron heated by beng
plunged INTO a kettle Of hos -ai,r nav BE-
aPphc9t0 the ssrfacc % stop tbe 60 o.
blood >oaieiiuacs caustic - applied with
out eufting. Stroug aocfic acid f. good (;
the nsKt IN strvugth b batter efanfissor5 {.
than n.f-1fe = fiir--. o. frar- caae.-. a1I
then si''plglr aci3. made into a paste srift
Jsoriere.i 'r.lpAasv. aud srplicl b. means -
FAR p,ece % wood. A Waisrbsrr. c..
osresPondeui q the Albany Ca.tsaior
WRITES thar. IN one case. AFTER remosiu- q
VAR D. iisature. 90 g soon began O. grow
aSain. and in q ic~ months b,-carnc a. la--e
A. = L~ns egg. and escntaailys running
sore. J again removed 10 18th . E-asur-.
an applied nitrate oi SILVER Ounar olast.-l
% tise ~olnl. a. intervals oi too o- thrrc
DAYS. Dor ahout three weeks. whea o. healed
Up. and has sisel % farther tr0ullc~
n. =. Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

A party q ioragsrs cane toa rcbsIplan
tstion. the owner ~ -hi-h "a. abse-t ir
the rebel army. Gen sherman -. near
ise house The boys wsre runnug ~ fie
chickens and hogs Wifh vie~ q hasin.,
good supper a. tie rebels expense. The
Old lsdv cane running out o. sherman. and
sHciaiued. very esciiedly. %. Genera.
your men are takins 40 ny chickens '-
o. yes cooiiy replied The General.
" they I'll have o. r1ost very high. ar
uneoucernediy rode ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

BDs1 Nor 30 rnISe Fiarvoob n.
tu-re. ~ llan -rites As tlis B.. the
season for lsyirg up suppiy Of fsei 5r
next year. % NAY teneft some ~ sour
rcaier' 90 Eno- that fre-oof. for the next
year's use. 10 murh better viru pied ui,h
To bark slde upferruo-f. Or ~ooi piIeI
9TH thc tark side i3sn ls M so ars a.
-hen the lark - uppermosi hesii,s ubon
700 cosne 90 hsnde Is sgain the lark 10
ha.'e 90 iaIl 81. aad 90 to loss. os.rr g.
thc 80 % ssmmcr gettiag bei-csn e. lara
and the wood rtanala Fa-ur-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Nr. ia >. Prouty. ~ Kecas. v n.
mase' u.c foiio~ins siaier.,ri. Boz ti.e
'uitvaior. g. % TIE food ard gain % rir
for eleven dsys. Fivc hours after f,.f.-~
a. pig ~eiehsl 40 pounds A mess "a
then prepared By cookinr 40 ua.hisr co.
seiher 81 ihs. 8 90. of po,atocs. sane
weight Of Purple Cat isrnips. anl = Ibs. a.
meal. hsf corr, hsf buck~heaf. vii-h -.
fed. AT BE- wouid eaf. three fines ads~
Atthe end Of eleven DAYS. Tie ms. being
at gone. thc pig "a a-ain uci-bcI. I've
hours after ieedirg. and bad gsined . lb.
in eleven Days
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

lhe Ienohs.ot Iad.sns no~ rgulsr -
males aoi 234 i.uaies More than oas-
hith Of der soiing psPaiauon have gone %
sc rar. ard c3usu,rpfion. q disea.c fr-
"efiy aaknosn. b. no. oarryinr a. uarv
&C the trioc yearly. Tbose u.st rema.a
gan fas'suarce ~ hanfing anl f.b.nr.
and a.so by Gle iess primitive ocesgatous
q iaruiug and baskst.rsat lax.