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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-27

tbs nost interesting icatars u our Fairs
Will coniinue 10 incrvas- IN interest.
Disfricf Ieass. Miliis Iatsrval. bet
Grover Ilill. second. Albany and Bcthcl.
thirl.
Sto4s asS H,ifsrs. Thrce-vear,- oil. -
JOSIAH Hro-n. 6rst A n. Seribner. sc
ond J. + Kinbau. third
Two y,sr.-old.-B. W. Bean. Erss Aad
sec0nd John h. PSAslce. thir,l.
Troffing aa3 Harl Harss. FIRST class.
Preu,ism 20 J. e. >te.rns. "a ciass. lawson
&. Russell Rest Eafnily Horse. = 2.
Gibson. We give The state uaent presented
nth anoth~r horss. that did MT take the
Prrmiun
- Battered BY -. +. Tr,ie. one Breeding
MErv. for vhich be claims premium. for
her po-crs % endurance. oApabilfy for au
Kinds q labor. skill ~ jumping over fcncr-.
and for her sgc. She has 10 year, pat pro
dsced some splendid colts. Az L. IIcr
Pedigrce = unfortunately unknown. bss her
ehAracter j. vel kno-n~
Hortfng OErs. Waller Brown. AIbsav.
srsi. 4. NJ Carter. "a, Sauau,l Sianle, 80.
Dread ar-i Hon>y. The Comnisiee are
forccd to dIsn,'ss the s8ijr,t BY rriyrcncv
to the Nursery couplet.
''Old Mother Hubbard. % a.
B,sffer. Mrs I.racl &. kiaibau. enter
ed jar. anj Mr.. 7 r. Dasson. frkiu +.
Mrs. p. NJ. Garter. lot Of hall barter
Mr.. p ? b. T-ifch~n prevented nine
ponds q ball. nade from The mix %
three year. Old heifyr. for nine dss. The
Committee very ~is,ly r,frsined from IA
king distinction between thc-e parcrls.
caldag>. : cntriv, O. l. Blake had
one weighing = lbs. n n. Han. to On
one staik Jas 4. T~iichell. three on one
stslk. Others were exhibited by CHARLES
Frnley. : r Shcnan. C. Dllryrnpie. True
= Dusiin. and : Sio~cu
Ee,fs. Aver Mason. hcsf J A Tuitci-
ell. very good; n n. Hal. fine
cgrruf'. Ayers Mason. best, A Sloan.
"a best
IuT-aPs we're entered bvA r Blake.
Lssndrr Grover and ia A. T-uch-u.
DruviHg Gilman Blake. fr,t Walter
Brown and rvrr, Blake. ~ere about e.lual.
bui the Br0-n o2,n ~ere fhrce inches
largest in cirih.
Tot Race. Purse s-srled % e. A. COT
On Mason
THE FsIE. The rvpo-i % The Committee
Is Very lengthy. emhra-ing every article en-
tered. without DISCRIMINATING to Any extent
bct-ecn them. and The natter cannot be
condensed The article, ~yrc a. excellent.
and the display hirhly cr~dtabie % the
lAdics OF the vicinfy There AS not a
single inierlor artirie upon ihe tabirs.
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HteHtr cescsrrHsrsn
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
sARsAPARILLA.

p rar'-s 49, hi.ai. r-.a,s.-g sI i,.-..-. .ri.-
"a ifa- $780,. s.i su.rut-c~ BE- 80. rhra..c
er'.i' ''.aasi t.s-a-s. ars-i-g faa - .a.s---
49, 81 ~ hl-'t. sal rh- ss', go. 49, -s--s-
usi Ass-a r,sa-,f 60 ~ r-r- of S-rsiuia SD
hr'f. 80 haru.a. fa.as so >--u,-s 81 30
Be-. .--.-isa' af th- ralsi aai I--F.. Bl,tra-
-. f'@o-s 90 th- go. r-ii-,. Ery..a-i... 80
q. srai' -ru.f.sa. 10 ta- .k... o. b-4s,...ss ID.
CosFtHnIoS
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PEoFTrsBLE FAENING. Tie farm b. a
mandatory where . made brad and neat.
and al The real necessaries Of life IL that
car make corn and wheat A. ih- lowest prics.
ar chrapcr than his neichlo-,. - tbe mo-,
skillial farmer. y rrue-al ral~. howcs-
er. small crops never ray. The expense
of P.oughing. plantinr. cui'i,atiur sud bar
'csiins. - - great. even shsu poorly dorc.
that small crop al not ray tue cost
The difvr,ncc iu th~ expense between g1o-i
snd BAD cuiturr . rot 90 great a. tbe 5.Hrr-
ence between good and poor crop. one
. the resell ~ The other a. su-- and certain
a. cause and vh~ct. j. iLi.. a. sci a.. o.
al rules. there may tc eacrItion.
Raral Ne~ orker.
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REDDING : RUSSIA SALFE
HHsLs nru sesss
Reid NGS RUSSIA SALNE
crsts ECGss. seams. rrrs.
BEDDING : III >>IA SAIEE
cCsfs ausSs. sEfsFs. snEstss
REDDING-S RUSSIA SALVE
srsss E"tLs. rtCfss. csscEEs.
REDDlNG : Rs SIA SALVE
cCHss sAtr Hssus. rtiss.rErstrftss
REDDlNG : RUSSIA SALYE
cgEss EfsesaEaf. ceEss. arl.
No Fsmily Shoaid b. Nithoat Itf
E-ONLY 8 Cents a BoN-gH
- 80 -
SETH W F0WLE & CO Boston. Mass
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81. loung. Springfield. Bedford o..
Pa. 'ays -' % you tap us2ie trecs r.. .oon
a. the ground begins t5 i-oez. b, Ast.-.-
tie ssP vi.l run e. freely a. IN sprinr
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duty 20 the best Of their ability AM With
especial pleasure. because tl,e srrav q fruit
vas unusually sne. and graii6ed ~ taste
% your committee IN a,rrnark able degrce.
Never since the annual Pair ofthe Bethel
Farmers Club. have the old standard "a
rieties Of fruit sppcared % vel A. the prr..
cot season. And ~ D. also gratifying 20
notice The new varieties that have zen m
troduccd. some q which have never appear
81 before a. our Fairs Your conimittee
have experienced mach dificaiiy IN di.crim-
mating The best sp-csu'cns where al we're
80 excellent. bat after careful sNsninatioa
they have awarded the 1T premium 10
Abiel Chandler. Tor 10 varieties ofa7plrs.
To Ashley Payne the "a premium Tor IS
varieties. To Abel p. Iyon ~ varieties.
L. g. Wh-cicr presented 6 varieties.
His Black Osford apple. we're the 6aest
seen on exhibition here
Joseph A. Twitchcll prcseated s vArirtie,
Of fue native sppies.
Elijah Grover 5 varieties. lA--e .ns
sho~y.
Elisha Bartlett. Of Ne~ry. exhibited
specimen Of the White Loaf apple. Yer,
handsome.
G l. Blake bssksi Fall Harvey 6r-ru-
ing. This apple shoIl be more extensive
u cultivated A. superior cook ing apple
:. =. Gibson varieties. One called
the long Stem. i new % your committee.
John b Pcasice 3 varieties.
l. W Kiisorc. Nc~ry. specimen.
Clifford Wheeler ! basket Blue Pear.
mains. largest and best single variety on
exhibition.
Eber Ciou-h s varieties
Samuel llolf varieties natural iruit: .
specime rs rAissd IN ls64.
y. I. True 10 varieties. Onc o. them
Is extensively cultivated IN Us orchard.
without name II Consideration q rs
sood looks the eou.nlittec propose the name
OF Irrss Benny. j. Is an sinirable grow
er. good bearer. thin skinned. ofa isisv.
spr'cltls favor. and good from Fcbruar,
10 June.
~ Cummings. Albany. kind.
Charles %. smith. ocsf basket Ball4i-.
DAVID r Jameson. specimen Tin APP
Pies
SfrsuJe1y Preserues Mrs. Charlie, Ma
500 presented a ine Jar. Dor our committee
~erc IN tie condition Of the Fox IN the "a
BE. Who could not eat from long necked
jar.
Ferf- Baxter Lyon presented to vari,-
ties OF Pear. tie Boune de jersey. srd
Niear Of wmk6eld
=. e.. Wb~cier. ? varie,ie. Amorg
taem arc splendid sPeci.neas of the FLEMISH
Beas'y- This = probably che best r-rAr for
cultivation in Name. We award Mr.
Wheeler the drst prize on Pears.
NirgI h. Grover exhibited splendid
ooilecrion Of Mare Louis Prars.
H'atcrHsei,as. Gilman Chapman and
Moses Gross entered one wstermeIon weigh.
IN - lbs. We suspect that Mr. Char.
man furnished land and MANURE. and AZ
Cross managed the cultivation. Tor which
be should receive . cool share Of tbe credit
Ephraim M-ku-ick 0f Ne--r. 4 speri-
men ~eighing % z = Jos We awarI sfr.
hckasick the l,t Premium. and Mrssr..
Chapman and Cros. the second
Iouafass. Caman Chapman 2 plat..
These Werr The handsomesi We ever sa~ on
exhibition. ard a~ara % bin the let pre-.
Mum.
Mrs. } \. T~aeheu plate very suaoosb
and nice
Mr. James Grover @ vsrieties .n excel
lent condition. and 80 asa-I o. h~r tte %
premiam
y ! True specimen. Of varieties.
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farmtrs' department.
"sFEED ruErGou"

A. th~ aftr ani srr~aors rertaininE o. &C. 80
Go s, iiakso tseeth~r, ant 49, toftu.assIs COZ
a~c.sa 49, A. scuitur~ --AeNICoLA
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p &C. unurrst.r thr 1rsr.-rs rf fte -.r-r-.. .
el..I tearr aFst ta .r h.lt-n af l-sris .rhln snf
% ... ".Hufr FL. Nhtrrt. la f.r stat 10 Ma.r.
on r.. r..rr IrHsIrr FL. ar.r.r.r.ar CD -.
& iAENflN 90 az ST 20 .1- nf FL ..ar - If .-f
rf har..sr.sl. fl go ~tafr rf No. ..rrts
l.-.s e.. alrFs faIs uaaara.l. fssart n. 'a ln.
at $50 afr.. s-rsn. o. ars in-fa.Ir taarrl-sI
= nj. ftr aa.I FEar..s on frrr a. hs-r .r-rr.
q -harni t.rarrts h.ra rlasrr al fa.fE.
r.r. SO ttr salt e. .ar.as o. tarf. rrrl-rf.r.
Pc r.Hrrt-sr sars srl trfr. s.aaf ca saaI r.sr.
fla-r .a taf arsf .tH .. 1a..s-r. a o.. ~ at
sal n.r.rsf 90. r.slr-lt-..f r'f rrlr1r 20 tial.
tfrF rlft t.Hrra 80 a.1a.a ta r.ar l.-llarf aa
49,. aat tan o. ata.l af.fs aye a.. llae.
s.a'F i.r eatl 'rir-r..arr.a.r. trr faF III
IT. So st ~ frI.-r. .a flf ~fs.r ar ~
ls.a-a 30 HoraH.rlrt f.r rlrnr af a.falre-r era
ot..r frrr- $50 -.-ru. 49, aauar. A. ro r.ar
-..a-f .a 49, u. aH. eel. rl..f f.r $50 f.ar..s
l l..a.. ...f rraar.l"sf af 90 rrarrls... r..sa
uarf 81 alfF. 90 81 e. rrsr az 20 araarr on
l-fs. ely eel ~irhsaf rrss.asll- a.asr l-ssrs
Fnrr u'~lI ,rt ari rrrr sIrsr e. t1ae 70 saaf
srrfarn a. o. I.rrsrL a. So |harirs u. Iarf.
Be- al....lF $50 st'aar reas.aIar .Irs.rta.i
go s-.t To- ..a..fs 60 u .ft.t asa.a
of f sat -.sr.ls 10 arr .rftrr..l I'D rar f.srt 81
.r -.r..arf fa.-r'r fa -|..r. ra.s. CO. ..r.rrs
"a 'a-r.rr 80 Ell utah r.ar ...-.Iarf r-rts r.-tf
aat fas-ls ed t.af o. aar nj. Il...r.. .r.ra So
.-..H.s II. .asfr.aa-I rt.s...r .-rrarl Hrr a.
o.. s.. 'a-f..s u i-.t. sa. .s 81 l-fg .-.aal q. ID
- Trar
- af Eaaar.r' IN .-.i C.ratr af Yrf-f. ca.
20. afa iag of I.t.aa.-r. a Ti $50
'AEuLlN q. LINT.
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Fer Sale

('EDAR, FIE sas SPRUCE suIVcIr~.
e. q. kN1sW r.
hrysus'' Pee. -, .. t-s5 "a
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CIergymen, Latryers, Singers.

81 aN 49, $500 ocrarss. 30 .1irrs su u-r.
81 fH~rri-- sf ne sursI .rEau-. ell So 49,
80 pstn ksvFrr sh.cf 49, rfrrfrsltf aa.l
ir-fanrsai-if r~I.rrf thrrf rerurs - Iar- R~aa-
~. unifie 'a--t uth-fs. ~ ois sof uaa--.a-.
DO fs sNfrfrrs.t
Pleasant 10 taste
4 -rla.. ruaaltF f'Ale~f fn Ea-s over thr irft.
tstrf part af oafs rr.ssses ~ tli6aIt,
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NFarHrfaalt rrTn fen n. '.Hr.Iarfs r~fHrrias0|rV
Hs arrr give e. risIufIT 90 Inr cellars. farrsf
aa.f -. l-ai. Fatr in isr n.aar.s a.. ant
t' 90 60. 90. aNfru fn t.rsrr - lfll.. en- GO
l-a' I. ari uIHftT fars fra..i fsfr sr irfrr.sf
49, an CO. .aaur laT cuiarsi suf lrllsrr,.I o. rl
rlia.rrlr
lsstr - arf. trtrusrF ID. -. rrtarnalr- g.
Nsrrh flr1l. l-.. uai - tl.r Erae-r = ~
~frnan 81 nrai
EaairIl a utrirs uIkfrif. Rffvss e. -
tr1e crre Ell o. ar..r ol cert ~ith sf-sr.rf 4
h.. Nr-st. 4 a. uJEaNNK GA
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Nc -'3Ia : asly .lsa 'L' j. dressed.
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F"sstttD. NJ 49, p. 1854

% We ~. -
N--sr- SAYS "a fostN A. co
's~ufl-u~n .->--fnE nusal~rrus o-rtihrsfr- iu
~ Mo- farrss- ~ssturssrg fhr urrrtfs nI fhaf
Er--' Leg Esua-.is. Wt>TAR'~ EAL~AN go
WILD thtkRN. 80 fa.tu-s.i. aut I tas~
greet phssurr IN glFtnz rat.lctfs O. the rrraf
rar~ o. scr.u'.lr-hf.i fn r.s lsnis. NJ ssa. ti~n-
ry 4 NrrheF. 80 f,.-fara-trr st F.,rasid -oln-
rf-rf tuanff Ne. 49, affsrk-i $50 srfffrnr 81
l's--t e.sarh. ~~ss-r-s re- hsr-s. aai grae.s 81
.rtIlfs. uah 80 49, oar lsrafF r.hs strtsa to-
-ls-si Bon fa AVE ''~FNrFn rr~srsrrtu~ 90
W. 49, un sf rrt.ilai frsafunrs.f tsr nar i-f sf
-saulhs. l-ai reretT~d t-nfhf rsu tI. a.
.rarth 49, arri i, f.strr has- 900 i-.fIhr of
Mi~IAk nAt--AN. shsch t-le6rts.f s.rl o..
ruafh oissa-~f an..rh~f. shrrh ia . sh.rf tirae
r--rafrt ben tn \ a-ual sf-re nf h-ath. I fhiak
csn ssfr's nrs-i,i tht. rsl-ur.s ofhrls lr
80 caf'ina. o. f 81. .htak. 81 b. 0rrr-.sfs ta
i-.-rss eEssF Lrse BFssuH 80 TsE
rrNFsf
ia~ zloss ststeuuraf g~ri .rrrra. ~ rris-fa-t
atrfiag e. soc ia ave- 81 sear E-isaul aal s. 90
sesr ti-fosaL
A. ever. N.ur-.
ANDREW ARCHER
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FL Fl!
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BucHU

- NJ R-tru's.s or i.-a-iia-uo~ q Ur,.-. o..
p~Ys. pi--as-- of ~ rfcsfr.1- Gisni. travel
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nELHBoLDS
FLUID EXTRACT BucHU
Improved Rose W ash

u re rsdsrsis eNt~ruf,a.- f.-a ~ s,si~ra De-
'---- aft.i-z iro-a u.-,. ~ D,.-.p,t,,a 90 irfi.
sr7-sss. iffis rts- 60 81 49, .1t.-s.---se..
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RENovATERs.
CLEANING AND OYHSe ESTABLISHMENT

FIvHK UNITED STATES DfE-HcUsE. no. 80 s0UTB
I Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
At this cid and wellknovn establshnent the lsfiss
silks and wooien goods dyed In perm and
besutfu colO,s and sens garments thoroughly
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing bought and -of siso,
pacular brxneh In the b1snsss delomnatcc tne draw
ns-bilia ftahle cloth. tear IN any garment -
vrorgkttlef u rot be VISIBLE TO the nAk~< eye
Remember tie place. No. - South Illicse s<rsst-
Iaslo JOSEPH HARRfe. Prspristos.
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WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DhO6-
wv GISTS to the above establishment, and invite
them, when in the city, TO look through our stock
Our goods bought when gold was at 81 %, aho
the additional so per In Tarih Dut
which we are confident VIII enable TO sell goods In
cur line very low and yet realize profit We VIII du
pcate any Cincinnati bl-huctuations in prices con-
Orders are solicited Je7'64-dIy
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partment has received the following:
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THE EGREAT ENGLISH, REMEDY.
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WAN ED.

VzvASTED-si25A a HONTR-Agents every
w where, 70 Introduce the neT sic ShG1e a C4drk
Emav Se,eiag Mlcifne tie o,y low price machine il
the country which is tfc>Tsed Oy Grover Baker.
Wheeler & Wilson, Howe. Singer Ce., s1d Baehelder.
Salary and expenses OF large Commissions allowed AZ
other Machines TOW sold less thar forty dollars each
are frTngSea,s ant the seller ard user iiaoAe nlus
;rAted circulars sent free. Address
SHAW CLARK, BedefOTa. Name
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From cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, February 25-The Kentucky
House of Representatives yesterday rejected the
amendment to the federal constitution by % ma
jority.
Advces from Columbus represent recruiting
very active Companies are reporting faster
than can be mustered in.
1t is expected Ohio will put more regiments
into the field than was authorized by the secre-
tary OF war.
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Insertion and per square for each subsequent inser-
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M EDlCkl.
M A N II o o D

4 Nd TIE ylGOR OF YOUTH RESTORED IN FOGE
n weeks by DR. RECORDS ESSENCE or LIFE. Dr.
kcord (o Psris after years Of earnest sol.itation
has al length accorded 20 the urgent request Of IN.
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for the sale OF ms valued aud highly priEed Essence
Life. This wonderful agent Will restore Manhood tc
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And will buy and sell Gold, Silver, Exchange Govern.
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ton to the invested in such shares thus aorng
the most ample security to the public.
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polls. Indiana
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Nd the securing of Government Claims.
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officiai war BuIletIa.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAsnlSGrox. Feb "a. $40 A NJ.
To Major General Dix:
Dispatches just received announce that vii.
nington is in possession of our troops
(SigRed) K M. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.