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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-11
ID. 4. rAYLOss, N. o..

TTOMEOPATHIST Orricx aud Residence
III >. ". cora1r I'D aud Rock island SITS
References Dir J. Morton, View York DR. y.
Webster. DAYTON, . ,lr B Ehrman. Cincinnati,
o.; DR.. J Temple Prof. OF Mat. Md; Dr. +. 7.
Franklin. Prof Surgery IN the homeopathic
Medical College Of No, At st. Louis Kev b.
4 Watson of thus cItv ,aa23 diff
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The vovcmcn, Against Mobile

Ius-L d. strong probability that ncwi Of M
.uP'rn-, ua..4 sucgea, u 10 soon he received 'rcm
Gu'rtcr whic' iItteriy has not attracted much
public attention. Reliable intelligence from the
Ggl' Depsf;..cot -taFs that the blow, which has
~ long been suspended ,ver the city Of Mob lie, .
about U fan, and with '9r.e lat leaves but little
doubt concerning IL result. It was reported,
some n;hs ,go, that General CASuy WAS engaged
100 preparing = land evpeo uon for TIC purpose of
oIerl.ug srtiust Mobile, Ia conjunction y IA the
feet which Aas aucd there ever q nee lhe bril-
Lent eNl iot of AlmirL FA-a,Gr1. 80 furtfer
Information concerning his expedition was made
i.uu,' -uHs,Iarat 90 the announcements aud i
~as generally supposed either that the project Tad
Ncou shaudoud, or that :. vas indefinitely defer
red. FROM lS,cs. ADVICE, however, It appears
shat to orianL report vas correct and that the
Preparations fu5 cont lcI lard ana naval attack
upon Noble we-c steadily 'ut quietly prosecuted
'arre AMI elective force, con-,.,.u. Of tie spicn-
did army corps Of Gems. A. !. sNlru and Go.uo,
GrN>GEa together with s,rou. cavalry column
u"fer ten 'rrg, a-r now IA lhe tuue-
iia'e vicinity of Mobile, ant possibly have
ere tbs, tr.uuphant,y entered the Cit. \ New
Orleans lspls cat d ttc II inst, announces that
General CA>nY slt staff hal that ci,y Tor
, c' for the IuInfe q ta.iN{ command - TIC
'rce' iu TINT quarter ana II Is quite probable q at
~ sttAcs h. air sly boon mace. Tie tone of H.,
Mobile press with reference 60 t4is Nb cct slows
that The rebels have tut ,.c hop. of sue,r 'siu,iy
resisting The UIion f,rr.g. Dap.uiency, 81 ,.u
All apprehension seen - hav ,akol pos avIo1 OF
He people srd they evidently regard tho ..n o.
/
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warn. la the attempt las e,i-cluy prove.
abortivo Therefore, It may safe'v &C slrn,s,
Goat tbe days Of Mobile, al rcoc' city, are mum.
Oefed, for in no Instance curing toe war Las d
combined land aud naval Uniou force failed to
accomplish ito purpose ia the reduction % city,
snd the prospect Is highly propitOus ~ tbs case.
The capture VI Mobile will wrench from the rebels
tic lost ,por, cit, -ish the ovcpnJu Vi Calves
tau, Anl viii leave u u ~ town o. much import
ance, excepting Richmond, Which Is not much
safer than Nybil- Nca, ~ New oricars, Mobile
was, tefore tie War, the largest weal'Hicst, aud
most Important city IL the southern states. It's
commercial advantages were superior T. sny u,
the 0ther scsrorts on the Gulf aud It's bufiucss .oa
re'.,ous s,rc,chci TO every quarter of the wor'J
Lclion as oh Hiars,cd AZ these advantages, lat
when The nrg under which koDo attained r.
prosperity shsu ouco more ne uaf.rc1 w H. we
may Lopo that u viii again gradually re.rh i,4
former commercial greatness. pur.ed II Le t4re-
hi horcsy Of secession.
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Recruiting for the Navy who is to Bisuc,


W. h.rc boon shown tie prsm nary lalcf-,
relating to s'tne naval recruits anxious " enlist
AMI e cred .od to The quota Of his county, h1'
WHO have b.cn several days dancing attendance IN
TIE officials Of tie Naya. Bureau u the Park. Yes
terdav. some OF thee men conc.uicd ~ enhs, .u
anoshcr county, rather thau wat on the sov
motion ~ NE ofica. here. II do this thev will
have to pay 40 extra fec Of Ave dollars fo- eE.
changing paper.
We presume the casc q ,he-e men ~ not ,n
* cInot 10 the rulc, AMI therefor iaqg re-, who
is 70 b.smc' II the Supervisors Committee con
q. tie Il alter, why do they suffer such lflays u
occgr, II the Federal officers arc VA iaulL wig
not complain o' tAr.n 70 The proper author lies ~
a time when - drift ia thres;sncd, We cannot -forl
90 l'soa single mar who c,n Ne credited 20 ne
quota - New York City. lie. 10 have Al nvcs..
sag On, aud such complaints rerncl Ell i.staui,r.
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AUCTION NOTICES.


AUCTION SALE on rubtL.rtN
"a ut.,.t,N - N n
,,.I, 40 - VI - nn', r. y sel ia loit W
i,..'.' MI iH. hil'h 10 % l.. OF f-'
1.,,.,,' s. 'i,'t arg con ou "a q Z, 80. e..
. " . ia .., .- wv .'''N VT AiotAlitt WIN Whltl We
Wv NV. -F'
a ION Sale on b'IE .5O'y WORT
- ''' ~, ~ No o'l Wihtlt I. a aeSday a'i.t
49,, ~. -. a. a. ',.'' u.s. p" 80 -'. o. DO ti 900
I,.., .rt 80 it,.t,.', 49,, -.ltl ..
yo G-ur.rl' md irrrsin csrost.. ...'tads c.. s..
.f'.+ ''il-ttt-tv-ds, bureaus. cu4f To- slfae,.
IlA.i-er p.ii ''.-r' vases 'ii' ri u kinds cen =
shi 'tr Anrs china cut ttsss ~ Ter. Auia GU
,".' &C. 20 fos'roneilent HENRY H. vs. Sic
''ti. Nn q. n'cr 10
looks AND SLIPS, HOUSES. MNRktT
- ''.N~ aud OIL 'r property lu.0usIus o. thc Cor
fni'''' oil Co.," 'iN ol Nes ork 20 B." ."a-"4 a .Ii-
lit autu9i. NoNce q hsrtb siton ti.et tho ,ui..
trolcr III on hur-dtv. the 'th Apti. ls'j, 1T H.
ot.tN A: 'i 20 'uc Cav Hail lc4sy. o. b.s al Hlhic
oifc- Iorora,icn pr6pr,r Tor s1m O, y..,. fla ~
%. O.; .4s o' "1~. 1875. Ca',iosue. eontliuifr q
d,.rrHuUI. ,,eatOu and terms Oi ralo, ira. b. u.i
uIOU objection 10 tte Collector ~ Citr Ievru.. q
ta.f Office. MAIIl. " l.. BRfNNNN. t..l
tr.ilri t.fg ri Sow York u..ff..ut OF ri .....
Con ptrol'rs Ufec, Mach &, 100. gss
r,.-r.,,, .tf.. ,....,,..,. ..,....
j at the CHS Hali. ON rnu,.d.y. AMI O. :. ~,
O'Clock M. .il lt .o.U 20 pay c auction. O. too
D. met bdd'- with stc t...s recuriy, t1I 10. .tu
co. tc vclfs hciu the -t dpr 80 i.- 1-i5 tho Ir.i
oi Dee irrr, ~ nov s.tAb shvd frrr The 1901 CfNsAt
D street to staten Island the lease " ,c .ranehrs
N - # .
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'..i'. d. .'' 20 -!r''1 H's 7 " w" 10
| DILL -' ~ Ia'e 'ou''h..' ..,.
cr '.nMi TO- ''iu. an " '.al' s. 3 .-''.i'
90 ere ..iI. ..... .'.o..L. ,be Sane oa..,t.
Hvill r,.et1t..r.,us, tbe rebel p.r,,rs cascd
tle., m,f.l,i p u.. ,,,ne pav when gnfra,s was
nsr.,iuyt -. r,iy, ,,.,,s, the t,yileu,Iv d..
..,t. fan t1,t ...,e..1...s thorn heart" Which
IL nov Il. ret,o..f., T.. .., ..t The sane paper
cs.,,st,.,,, .,,.,, ,.,.. .,.. tho s5,.al4Olh
Va leg. Bat J,I.e...t...' i. ''crrc..., D. D.. be-.
ter than H.. cast" tt.-..t, v.thL.ll, tie "a O.
AL. ..t..t
49, '"' '''"'''
WOLF. .sc ...- n- q 20 "a tie ' Its y. .'
10 ....' 49, b. iIf.'r' p. .t. 30 lt'a' .. u''
tm.. W. ilry "a. hnErt'r not 1t is TT 90
a, McN-i,'. E'sse. -D' Mes'y have AR .ur ID"
| the t4rrO "NJ 20 CONT. s,h. o. re- .rf''t VIC
Prisoners tas en " 10 hflt I'' lh'i N'r' '"' II
rppu urn1nct 'i 'htr not Only ireAptf'ss .H
p1''.oIp. lui nt also to"nlus lr uc y ."'.
| p.tt. W. 7''' 'T''f'" near q the rt'-'' '
ttIs movement in io7 NJ Two.
| 1l,ic sos.fgto Ic nothing new c0nrc-1.uf o."
..,,.,.. i,....,,.,, Cd, ,,. t,,u..r.
'''..'''' '''''''' ~ '''''" ~ "
sa.s;
All continue. 1,..et tllny III. tpe, ai.ut r rh.
mont t,-.sI .syi.cpt.y ,,ai,.uu for &c results
a. q, sr srl.ottst 80 ,riuy .u ie.,rr b, a.
i.nfrs sr ,,i,anc, The weather. ,.,. G,.' % any
f9. .,,f.ff. tv Il. ant At this time ne rol.H arr
@. on 3D.. f..,.t ar.i t. 81 4 r,a..tre sl..U Of .uad
weather usI,,rr ..,. ,Yu,i.r. .aIry cnousl q. AL
u.t vi moviu. ar,iIcry. Bl.h armies are n44-
bound
1t.,,... 80, 49,, ,,.o
500 '-'p''' $50 "''' A''' '''''' VIZ ''' ''
'''' ''' "'''' ''N''' ~ ~ 'l'' 'u'
h' ''''| ''' .'''' '' 90 '''F 'Ie' .u'n' ivy ''''
'ay'' IN VIC" OF 'n' "N''' 10y r''''''n" anu
n'' prices ~ 'h' H''u'' own 'f''n' wv ~
TO ''' macs ''' 'f''' AT ''I' T. ''' 30 ''''
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Financial News Markets. &c.

y,,e rori, Hisy, HIr.1 g.. & p k.-Thr favor
able rcp1.s rosu,,,l in sending soil 'ek 10 tae
low quotations. The huctnttlor, ia sold, ~ hne'inei
At Gigiu Acrc'1 ant. Exchange. have been % ioi-
io0-i-M lr2J \. ". iols l..,.. 4. . lrtL
1917, 10 g. loI'sj lu.ts, iS''.s I056 $50. 81,
1>J's; Ills, 1,-; Il.2., l~-, ltJj, lss'.. i.,o.
l~>h II. l,74. ls.iC 1871; lgg6 lS;4; i..}5,
i,-4 !, t'7'. 10 l.ta 12., 1877: 80. j., y;
1t. So. g, i'If; IL. 1.'. asa Isl 2.i+
1874 D. SO, iSC'. 2.5o t,GN Q. i,f's 10 tsCa,
~ l,G', go 1s5,. %. i,5, 5.it lsGa ~,
1sO as, ch 40 i.a'. The sto.1 market ~.
morning gave indications of batter price,. bu: ue-
Glue g., IN business ZEN on. and At the co.c e.e-'.
Thing, Nth very lev exception. va b-er Dov-
| ornmont. we're dull hu. .tcliy The loan marke, ~
il'ry Ayc az per cent. The aypgo-ctinr acgot's-
tols o. ,h" hi,cn million bounty loan % this state
ov',ctcj to a. -ofb Of the c'unulstiup sur
Plus mnd.. Commercial paper wm dull Al - .pf
| cent. Foreign exchange frmer. Two lebins
drawers were nskiug il,'t flr sterling C1-days The
| henk statement thb week .hov. an iucrcus' OF
56l "i in lolna $685. G5 IN -pecc, Aul s.l,CJo IA
| circulation. The dopoiits Go down S,;5,lil. The
increase in Tie specie line !. due 10 the a.riv-. from
| California. ON 'Ch,u-e to-day Flour duh aud
| de,nlnt Wheat wf' Ill md dropping. Com IA. ID
heavy. oats wee dull. 20 : loucr. Rect ua-
| dull al1 Arsvv. Lard was lower and Nhi-kry W ~
| trner, VIII more do.rg,
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Tgr MEMBERS OF THE FATl 3
.a.hcv B r. S.. b. 1cci.'y Or hc.e' .t.
t..t meet d. t.' htu. o.l BOONE %. f''- i ~
ia eling. N.fch lii. g. LEX
10. %. Office IO the .Is term. iIFI4 .lI Do.
lNNCH Tess. JTELGlAu +. LNNCN. E.-
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LOaT AND FOUND.

A POcKET-BO0K FOUND. CALL AT T..
1 cor breeur and Csnal. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


10 rot let your prejudice stand bctw cen
your suffering child and the roiici that will be cd O.
lutcly sue to follow tho OF AI Niu-ows sootA-
iug s,my Il cor.crtf aciaity Oi the stomach. re-.
love wind collie, REGULATES the bowels soit,ns the
g.!Ius gives rc-t to the mother sud health 90 tine
child 80 cents a hottie. Oficos I, pty IT. New
York and 2u5 IIith Hoto-n, London, Enl,ud 10
stop Tint scrutcLiIg and use Nhenton'-
Itch Ointment /. cures Itch and salt kheuiu ia
o-'y.rsh, hour. and all eraptions OF the skin Sold
by M Drufgtts Is
Mcssrs. Fowler ~ Wells. Ph-cnoIoE is,s,
give charts Of character daily At $50 Droplxay $50
DaIleS's Magical Pain KXtractor-Ge-
ware Of commercials II doubtful bny di-ect at de-
pot, % Liberty Il, 49,
Grover a. Bnkcr's FIRST Premium Elastic
stitch and Iock stitch sealing NuluneA 1915 Bru.d-
way, New io'k and 2S5 fnl on It, Broohiyn. a!J
Hale's Honey of IIorehOund and Tar n
certain cure Tor coughs, cod, influenza hcarr nee,
Dltcult bfeltuiup, and -. affections Vi de 81. II
Tue IIoUcv OF Uofehouud s,uthc, all rritafion III,
! a. ~ Bam Of GIleal rcnetIut,s clei.o. and h IA
q parts Of the throat and LUNGS. There " nohlug
Tkt H. 10 r'ntsps bottse FoI sale by All Jrurr, ~
tL-d!s Do~.cI, general aient - Cedar - ny. 90
To Purify, Enrich the Blood. aud Renuii-
fy the cor PICK lOn, use Htubod'f lirhy COlcputfa-
ted Fiui Extract ssr-aprni% Onc bottle equal lu
srcugtu one gallon OF me syrup on nccoction. a,i
Why lujurc the ConpcNion BY Powders
and Washes lich choke VI III up the pores OF the
sa- and IA \ Hhou lime leave u uaTsn ana dryy IL
t., iu the blood and u you wan smooth and roft kin
use heuuloid's Extract OF SAIlApsrIla II yly,- a
Lulitn,l TO tln comp, N!on 3si
\ Clear, SmOoth ~lsil aud BeAutifuI
Comp on iolloul he usc Of lirlL,hol's C,aoe-,.e.
ed EIuId Ertart Saishpurlua IL removes tl-ck
Eois- p.i-,los ara all eiuptoiA u the sAin. -
NuI II Few Of ilIe W Orst Disorders that
afii'c' mankind aTisr from corEuptons %, the blood
lle.IILoid', Extract OF NarsapatlAa H remedy Oh
~ utIo8 value, -
Wheeler & Wilson's Highest PFem.nn
! Iock.st.tch St,p ing Machines, 90 Broadway -ey
" hecirr 4 ,isons ButlOnAoie Machine yl~
Pyle's o, II. SOap-The Poor Peoples
Iiohd. Cheap and geod. se1l b. gTVceIs every.
! whore ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

WASTE oF MASrHrs- Manure. nav =.
lost BY direct Washing o. ieachias. TIE
most precious Ingredients u rnanurrs A.,
lost ~ this wsy-suoh a. potash. phosph5rie
Aeld. snd ammonia SAILS Of lime and sod,
esPeciaiiy sa'phaies and ehloridcs. ar.
readily ~asbca out hsnos thev are found
m AL ~~l-~afers TIE loss bv I..rh;r- 4.
therefore. s.aaa. e4oePs 10 tie EsLsest ana
srAselly soils
~ chemical change manure nav be los,
or become inactive. Bousinrauh fo-nd
that IN tb- soil OF b.. sar,I.a -hieh AL
been highly mAnursl Tor about siS o-nfsris.
and -hich ooa'ainsd ia-ge properties Of
ni.rogen. a5oat nineiy SIX Per Gear. Of thi,
ingredient vas inactive lie Lined NJ.
garden. and thus rendered a portion q thi.
nitrogen active. When fsrtiIixer. are pi.e-
81 beyond the rcarh Of oxygen. by beinr
buried deeply 10 heavy sou. tbs eLesu.esl
changes necessary % render them cne-,fi,-
are entirely suspended
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12
pc erssn H.Ilssk On Li.er.Iy Sc.


An Andover correspondent Of the In
dependent writes a. follgWs -
Among The pleasures Of short resi-
dencc in Guilford, CT. was an aoqusin-
tsnce formed With Fitz-Green Halleck.
The author Of Marco Bozarris"
Meeting him enc day in the the street.
he stopped me and aid: Il learn that YOU
are roing 20 Be minister. l want you
20 cal upon ne. l wish 20 read VOC q
sermon. that deem model for men Of
your profession"
promised 20 call and the .cxt morn
ing l went 10 the poets house and was
shown into the sittin--room. where the
poet hade me welcome. Tie beck oned
me 70 a chair. and then took down from
the shelf volume, and began 10 read in
that sonorous. dreamy. undula,ory tone OF
voice - peculiar 20 him. The volume
was - Charters Sermons Charter was
Scotch preacher located =, Wilton.
Scotland.)
The poet read from sermon on the
text, % would not live Away he rad
until the tears gathered into his eyes and
cOursed down his checks. He finished
the sermon. laid aside the book and ask
ed. How do you Ike ar Very
much. was my reply. said he. - That
sermon i what call a perfect poom.~
then ventured 90 remark. % It's great
charm. N my opinion. j. its simplicity.
Man Of the sentences, I noticed. are con-
posed wholly OF no0osyliablcs."
e. I think -. too said Haneck. and
that reminds me of an incident that came
under nv observation while in New
York While there. a letter fell into
my hands Which Scotch servant xirl had
written 70 her lover. It's sfyle charmed
ne IL was fairly inimitabie. 4 Won
derec hOW, n her circumstances IN life.
sue could have acquired - elegant AID
perfect a style. 1 showed the letter 20
some Of nv literary friends IN New York.
aud they unanimously agreed that IL Wa
model Of beauty and elegancc. l then
determined 70 solve the mystery. and went
20 the house where she was employed. and
asked her how u VS. that IN her humble
circumstances IN life. she had ACQUIRED a
style - beautiful that the most cultivated
minds could bat admire IL. SIR she
said, "A came % tins country four wears
ago Then did not know how % rad
and write, bat have not vet learned %
spell 30 always, when I 80 down 70 write
a letter, choose those words which are
- short and simple that ! am sure
kn0S how too spell them There vas
the whole secret. The reply % this sim-
Ple-minGe4 Sc2;ch girl condensss a world
o. rhetoric into nutshell. Simplicity
4 beauty. Simplicity i power
would tA-; every man could read
tins Anecdoie. How many word. how
maoh bombast, would this principle. here
inoalested, eliminate from ambitious -c--
mons and advises.
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II APPiNESS
NOT A PEW

az ~ 1888 i.-,ri-s. thsf .H.es 80 40 49,
Hsa' 80 rariupf 80 thaf ar -u-.uLst-. 81 - tti
- a. go -,a--rsrts fA-s h.s- be 49, a.,
r~fsr . 80. -ru~ cas --l.sf 90 sF-rt HFIN-
hoLb'> COMPOUND EXTRACT oF SaR
SAfAAiii-A o. eIan--. 49, s-...s,-. -
b.'s4 'a-i - a. s,far sf h-.kh iu,s ~ .....-,
-a' 7uFrrs 90 - hsu.fr hs-h ..a- f,....-
u 81 a--i.i-s ~ h-shsy is--r-a. - ~ t.-i..
80 ssF-i' ~ eisart 49, 49, 60 sd rs.kl. -
- - BIZ. So r-a- ',. 49, rs-ls - ,,-
''fi up-ra. 80 so i~~a sa-raf g. asa 49, t.r
~ trsi i'-~. t.e I.u.ai- Ave 90 60 u. ~,
go arF-uf. o. sIars h~r- 49, 90 .s-.,f n
cff''e--t-- 70 $50 90 -a-rt.. 49, tt- .ri.f.f.
's-glr l-ii~ 80 sha- th- ..rs tast o. 49,. 49,
'ar' fufF-s-si-g sal ..ius ,a~y hsse 80. ,.k-s
t. rs'lrsG--aslll III a. gstrs-f - S.-..r.-
f''a. ati- 90 pee 81 -st-r. 81. coal ts al.
i-''i-ra De b,iaa. .af e.e t-i.- o. -saIts.
Fs..aa Of ~ ~,rsp ~ ssrs.ps-.ii.. 90 "a. 49,
49, III. .-u.rt uat-
t. save Estrarts 90 r--r..r-s s. r.-.f,
frsrsf,s- rriar F~s-ia Frr.s-a.r .-l..., 49,
'.i 'ff--rfh ~ ~ .-r--s-.fs ere, sr eco a.,
''-rl-.-Haa- A r-ait s,f -s.-l s.ls- ,-s- -.rt-
ap.usaa 81 ihe.r rs,,-r-. -.h tA... 80
srtA .a 'as O.. =. D,.s-a..,.-y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12
frs.a ~ Nai.s fars.er.
The Movers Again.

MEssRs. EDtToRs ~ noticc coasiaera-
Die 81 scussion in the Farmer in regard o.
moving machines one claiming that one
hor-o mower vii work veil. another that
only two horse viii answer. Having
worked Haehine one season. and giren
considerable attention. 70 the subject. I -in
give NY experience and observation Last
summer ! ParchAsed TO horse mover for
nyseh and a one bo-ss maxine for one o.
my neiShbors. NJ or observation and
Crquiry have decided ne IN favor a tho
larger uaAcLine. ~hsic he eqsAlly decided IN
favor ofthe smaller. snd ke being ore %
those particular. pcrscvering sort % nen
hat wiil make sns,hing work. thoughs be
might sncceed With u. Bot soon learned
that he had taken out the thirs ard pot IN
sroie. lie could nov 18th one horse. AID
in thin grass could DO pretty yell Nov.
] vii state nv o~n experience. and has
contribute ny mite % the common s:ock
q knowie,lee. - that those Who arc about
20 purchase mower, may 90 it undc-siand-
insly. ] woGld say 70 nv broihsr farmers.
that nOthiag vould inasce me- 20 DO uiihoat
a mower. NJ; even TIE present high Pr'oes.
FOR Il ~ould soon pay for itself Bu; ! Do
not think that a one horse narhine III give
voa general s.fisfacfion. Il = a principis
in al machinery. that % work vel. n;
should work easily ard rspijiy A ua-
chine thas draCs. never does rs YORK saiis-
factoriiy. one horse thrashing machinss
have cune out of use. anl 10 one thinks
81 claiming Publie patronage 18th anything
bet Two hors- poser I admit that some
horses can mow-sone nay I'D some
horses can 20 the work q too. but they
az rare exceptions. and never 20 be de-
penaed uPon. I've horses al DO t-ice %
much a. one. an ~iil work easily and vel
wbsfe ore al dra- or enti-sly fail. l. "a
not economy. then. 20 sc; tvo borsc ma
chine The expense bsing bst hattie morc.
and the additional horse give, doubls the
am0unf of-ork. uhich d, better done. sni .
more satisfactory every ~ay. know that
most farmers keep bls one horse. and con-
seqseniiy ~ant a machine ADAPTED O. tisir
team. think iitiie rcrseverancc vi
remedy tbs difho1liy .ior durisg the having
scason horses are not very bay. an -ho
that has a moving MAXINE has oct Is igb-
Dor ihai would gladly .sppiy tLe 9th
- horse i5r a Eisle hsiP a. 50 bssy a
season.
And nov. I eonci5de thai no faruicr.
viii a SnodcrAts siEed and tole-ably smooth
farm, can sffori 10 Do vithout machine
labor. and a. All IN no -ay interested ex.
oept IN the use. think have riehg to
give yea this advice. AID a. ibe cost =
bet trife morc. ifto BIS own labor. and
las che horse. aas machine. a additional
horse al give Twice the anaouni % work
better and more satisfactorily Psr.or,nod.
then ihiuk a. j. not difEcsh for auv 20
make his o-n 60 lciusions v.
Hafs-farf spril Cab. lscJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

larIrrtrioS 90 Woof- D. a. arti, H.
rn The Iubune. on WOOL gro-inr. e D.
stated thai 10 40 our naaufsctsr.. con
'uucd -'.i-f.5s2 ias. g -coi. q ubirb
ls.-55i-s -ere Imported a. a cess q
q -i-.l52. In tbs sane year -e imrorte8
go 60. 20 -orth ri -ooie-ss nd -orste.l.
So thaf lad 90 manafactar.l 81 the -osi.
ems snd vorstsds v- cons--e. ue sb0utf
have required. .n that year. in adl.ts, o.
al that - raisei in TO- casntrv. elrhfv-
iolr miiiioa po1nls ~ SOL VIII ali or
thosssnd hii'. or Piair.s ani ar,oaat-
81 rs o. ianfs. u 90 raise only one is.f
- ma.h sool as - consume. vill rot f.
pretty severe run ~ "Stcep Fever b.
hEeiy 20 prove bsnefciai % our general
hcsiths
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12
The Union Mower.

7 DO la.r af fls v p frl.rafrsrsI -r..r.
y Do. 20 ~rr.srt- No.. SEP sh.7k 49,
e.. 60. l-ef. ftr rfral.a -r @1s shrh -.
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ch-ar g. t.. ro a.nrrhrss
- prl1es rrra... a. sffrsss
Niii1kH SWIFT. Ar.-
SOUTH PARIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

ScE,rISs TEEEs. A. fruit bearer. T..
The tree IN any ~ay Improved by scrapirg
u2 Does it grow either faster or more arm
y for scrapinE. or Vii 4 produce a single
apple more for such trca;meuts We can
not see that u ~in. Bot .c-srins g-uaiis
improves thc Gpp~1r1H-, cffie free. giving
the orchzrl = heat ar EnisLcI condition
that conG1cnds Itself AZ once Co al Ths
vould no; apply % forest and shade trees.
a. taey are Ia a natural condition and COZ
not Be improved by Ery Art 81 man. Afisr
apple trees have been carefaily scrspcd. n
they are ~ashel -ifb conmon soh soap.
ea=.e1 Nth rain -atcr 90 tbe consircncv
o. fAin cream. tLsy al Assume r-renish
hoe that . piesssf 90 the eye ard gives
thea much Of the sppcarance they bad
~hen Tea or eszsa years old. Toe
seraping renders this operation ea.v. ard
lie wash-ns . decidedly Beneficial 20 th.
tree. What - spilled ups the ground IN
Washing - Js.s ~Lsi ths tree Ete.. per-
haps nceis. and 80 Ar inclined 90 ihink
LAT tav io.la-e ola tree uAsh-d tuo or
three ualcs ycar nth soap and water. 81.
tending fhe -ash eel ~ ibe larger brauch-
e.. -ili show af,iiage larger ofa darker
rrccn ard mere strorous gro-ib thsn ihe
same Ind % trees fh1t are uot rasteI
What d. you think. Orchar8ist., tsu o..
~ yos, Ne E-gltni Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12


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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-12

a PRoffyic sxp.Psorrr,rrr S.r,r
",'eo' fo-er' writes Oh, Maize F,-u.r a.
'''''"'' Mr Join BIHngs 81 P.-,
h'' q cossei sheep offbc Leicer.r b-..s
Ten ye'r' Oh. ~hi,b has broagbi biut--,.
iy-ooe lambs. ard rsi.-d al ~ d., 81.
ore sae no- has three. q ~eeE Cd s-5
~ hssly ~ do 81. The ~.ivt, - 49,.
Niece has been from shf o. t,n es.-s.
per year. All Der act income tbs. 49,.
'een ore bonded ini sffy three 8on.-.-