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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.

QUEENSTOWN, May 13. German
political matters remain unchanged.
1t was reported at Vienna that the
last raised Mexican volunteers will
enter the Austrian army.
The steamer Emperatrice Eugene,
from Mexico, had arrived at st. Ma
zaire with troops and nine million
Francs-t three millions for the French
treasury.
The Paris Bourse was very irregu
lar, but closed frmer; rentes 64f zoe
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25
Boston Market.

Who'll ALE PRICES.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

REMARKs.-We note but few changes in sta
pies. Business continues quiet. Ashes are scarce
Coffee quiet Cotton has been firm-but since
late unfavOrable foreign advlces, is nominal
Fish steady,-mackerel very firm. Choice -four
sustans very full prices, but demand is less
tive and low grades are csc easier-favorite brands
St. Louis very scarce. Corn in moderate demand
holders firm. Oats steady. Rye scarce. Shorts
higher. Hay steady-a slight advance Oh coun-
try lots at retail. Hides firm, with fair demand.
Leather quite firm-demand steady. Lumber in
good demand at full prices Molasses steady
OILS snow more activity. Petroleum higher
Pork in fair demand at full prces-stock SMALL
Beef firm, and stock quite small. Lard quite firm
Butter remains about the same, but prices have
| a downward tendency. Cheese unchanged. Pc
tatoes scarce and in demand at an advance In
grass seeds nothing doing. Sugar firmer and a
shade higher.
| The demand for fleece and pulled Wool has
been quite active, the sales comprising upward
l,250,0 900 lbs at prices ranging from 45 74c per
ID, as to quality, for fleece, and 40 Coo for super
and extra pulled Included in the sales of fleece
were 10000 lbs picklock Pennsylvania, at 74c,
and considerable choice Pennsylvania at zoe Der
ID. A small lot of choice Rochester pulled sold
at Il Lee per ID. In CaliforniaWool sales of 81
900 lbs at q 25c per Id. Some few bales of new
spring clip have been received and il is in better
condition and order than any Wool ever received
from California. In Oregon Wool sales of 5000
lbs at 35c per ID. In Canada combng sales of
5000 lbs at &c. and 1000 lbs Canada pulled at Csc
per ID. In New York, the demand for State and
Western fleece continues tolerably active. Mar
| ket commands full priceS-stock light and de-
creasing, and holders firm, especially for fine
grades. In Philadelphia there has been more
demand, and holders have advanced their prices
3 sc per ID. Stock smaller than for many years
past
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
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is PUBLISHED WEEKLY

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at 80 50 per amman in advance. or paid with
IN two months after the date OF subscription;
if not paM within two months So will he
charged These tetms will De ST! city adj
hered 10.
ADVERTISEMENTS Of ore square or less, for
thu ee insertions or less 81 80, and 50 cents per
SQUARE for each additional Insertion Larger
ones in the same proportion. lhe space oil
- lines will constitute square.
\ liberal deduction VIII be made from lhe
above rates, on yearly advertisements.
II tie number Of Insertions De not marked
on the advertisement. WREN sent ia, 1t wi! De
published and charged accordingly.
JoR PRu<TNG will be executed with ueat-
ness end despatch
Al! job Work and Advertisements must be
paid for when handed in.
! All personal communications VIII be rharEeo
for al the rate of 81 cents per square, IL INES
Tor one Insertion.
To avoid any misunderstanding on the paf'
of the Annual Advertisers it is proper TO state
distinctly that tt.eIr privilege only EXTENDS T.
their immediate business. Real Estate Legal
and Ill other advertisements sent rs them 10
be an additional charge, aud no VARIATION
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
Patent Medicines,

UuJsr this head he enumeraies the following
Ayers Cherry Pec'oral. Ayers Sarsai anIa,
Ayers Ca,hnrtic Pills, Wistar'S Balsam OF lid
Cherry, ia, nes' Expectorant and other pTepa
raliong, Browns Bronchial Troche Mrs. W nus
lows Soothing Syrup, ShrnU's Cough Syrup
and olhtr pre- paratious, Drske'S Plantation Bit
tsts. Hosletter's Buffers, Hoo6ands German
Di,ter,, juniper Tar. Bulls Ssrsaparia, Car
tiers SPANISH Mixture. $Chenk's Syrup, Swain
Pauace1, Cod Liv Oh, Kenn dy's Medica
Discovery, Hampton's Vegetable Tinc,ure
Scheidlm ScLnapps, Browns Jamaica Ginger
Davis Pain Killer. Rsdway's Ready Relief and
other preparations. Bells White OH and OtheI
preparations. Pllis-Nr'ghts, Bulls, Peters
Morrison S. Lanes and Sthenk'S andrahe PMS
Comp. sirio. wders. Duil', Diarrhua Cor
dial .od's Hair Rc~iorer, American Han
ReStor,r. Triccp nerous, Thorn pson's Eye Wa
ter, jeIz ne ter I=mOvine grease, lar and pant
. e.. p. Rogers Cholera Specific, DIR. NIkey'
celehra,,u Cholera Drops, Railway ReG"vssng
Resolvr sent SChCnCk's Sawed Tonic, Itch Omit
nIent, Macreuc Ointment, Or. Oseoods Choa
pocue for Clills and Fevers, Burnetts kalIis
ton tor tie DO r, Black Oil Vanish, Seh1er''
Aperi,ni, Bnir Wine OF Iron. Olive Oil. Hollo
wav's " orm Confec,ion, mcLanc'S Eermliuee
Fi,e's ltImiluCc, American Worm Killer
Fahns locks Vermiluge, McMunL's Elixir o
Oprnm henry's Cscined Magnes'a. Henboli :
Exlrict CT Burhu BrIiieh Oih Oh u spike, o.
Stone, Mustang Linmon opedeld'c and olhel
Elnbr,cations. Siopebrakers -.erve aid bore
! Inimcn, Cough syrup S'onetrskeTS hat i
Ter AMI Other irepsrst ons, Strengthening la
tiers and Adhesive Plaslers, Horse aud CaEie
Powders, Turf Oil, Horsemsns Hope, Barry I
Lintmeu,, Merchants Garghn5 OH, kugat'
Embyocatiop &c, &c DC &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
The Greatest Liniment in Use !
BELLS
w hite OF | :,

THE Blandest, Cleanest. Mos Penel rating
/ and Most Economical LInment IN Use
Powerful oeogInus compound Tor The spesdl
cure Of
Rheumatism m, Strains. Sprsins, Wounts, Numb
ness Of the Limbs. Frosted Feet and Ham,,
Spawn, Saddle Gals, Pol Evil. Ring b. e,
Bruises. S~elIings Of all kinds, and IN fact
[ every disease Tor which an Emf roc ATOMS aF-
: plicabie IN nan or beast.
Is CENTS 4 BOTTLE.
This PREPARATION which is origina with us.
vii be iounu TO be one OF lbe incest ard 3, The
ssme time one OF The most reila lie applications
extsDt.
Having been employed very extensively since
ts introducto n, and i,eing satIsfed OF IT. RENE
dial properties, We recommend II with The NJ
most col fdence, knowing that no one will be
disappointed in its use.
o. Sod IN Shepherdstown by R. c. Bark,
bar, and P. H. ST. ode, and by Druggists aLd
StoreksepeIs generally. -.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21

Equal 10 any ~ the mark and sup FLOR 10 ma
nv in large bottle and at old p'rc'S hoe.
sal. Agents tor i'aitlmore, 81 RROJbH
BROS, N!u'tSale Druggists.
Lemon, Peach, Cloves. Apple. Mace,
Parsrlev Nulmea, Otauge, Gnst', Mulberry
Raspberry. Straw berry, vanilla Cr'Iy. Birch
Pine Apple, Pear, liter AI"ond, h"s". j.
.plcc, Cinnamon, banana Pepper, nd S"vo.!
Spices.
The great jitiicu'iy her 'o'ore exPe'ie3c'd IN
pr,.curIug true Fl,vorIue Extracts bias Induced
The pulIl.tu, 10 spare no pains " expense }"
giving 10 rhe puhhc an article winch wal re
lound rrue 40 is n"mc aud viii w,iI IN no IN
,abCelo he a source OF Disappointment.
II wiH he observed TIA our extract OF Lemon
and Orange is u prepared extract IT IN the Peel,
. hici any ore may be Convinced ol by merely
smelling them.
he price o. Vanilla Beans, too, has caused
more usele Extract of Vanilla 10 be mauutac-
ured and sold ,har any other essence: being
made from Tunka Be;us, or some other fictI.
t,ous compo nd. In our Extra TIVE Will guar.
an tee pure article, made from The true Bean,
without, any foreign substance wnateveT.
April 70, 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
NEW DRUG STORE
AT ENTLER'S CORNER.

n r. e. BURKHART has on hand. and
w will constantly add to it, large and well
"a selected ock Of pure
Drugs and .Pai nj Medicines. Pare Wines,
D.an.,. n,.gey, Rum AID Gin, Pants,
Paint Brushes Oils. Dye-stvffs and Window
Glass Kerosene Oil. Lamps ami Chimneys,
Fine Perfnmrry. PomateS and Toilet Soaps,
&c. Ffeach Candies, 4. s;ls snI Fiss, 10.
haze snd Cigars. Stationery and Cutlery
NsuNrs &c
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
Sundries and Notions.

Pepper. Spices, Mace, Ginger. Cloves, To-
neric, Nulmeg4, Cinnamon, Mustard, Barley,
Rice Floor Sage, Corn Starch. GeialNe, Veg
e,able Extracts, Essences, &c, &c, Cocoaihe
and Coco Cream Tor ihe hair, Sozodoni Tor The
teeth. Hair Dyes, lair Brushes, Tooth Brush.
es, Co IBIS, Penknivcs, Pencils, Pens. Ink, Pa
per and Envelopes P1rtmcna'es. Nail b u:hes
Black euinc B, usl!es, lhdeihbIe Inks, Vegetable
DYES iuI co!oring et!Ss, DC .'' .-,. -
In a word. any thing thaigis usually found IN
a Drug Store; all OF which will be sold low ior
cash. Call and examine my st"ts.
r. L. BURKHART.
.I-, ".H- %, Enters Corner.
Shepherdstown, April FL, ls6c. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
HARDW STORE

@ THE undersigned has jusl
%A returned from the CITY snd Is
E' now RECEIVING a new and fresl
~ supply of HARDWARE. con.
W sl.,Ing in parI Of
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Locks OF ~.
cry description, Axes. Ha,rhrIs. Ham.
mers; Hand. TENANT. Web. Wood.
Compass aud Cross Co, Saw: Augers.
Braces, Bits. Screws, Bols, Flies.
Powder. Shot Csrs. Pisrl-. CtsIn'
Of every description. Grain AMI t'Fa''
Scylhes. Snsths. Shn'el'. HOES,
Spades. Rskes. .. 3 anti Pronged
Frrks. Nall. Nail Rod-. Horse Sh"r
lion. Cs,t. Shear and BIis''r Steel.
and 0ies, many o.her sr'icis' ~hlch lie
c,nno, enGmeiate. IN lact every thing
kent in a veil regulated Hard~'fe Store,
III Of me very best. as ! would purchase
none other. which ! an prepared TO s'I'
sery reasonable. Give me ell and *
anime for Yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere If you wani Bargains. also
general sIock Of Shoe Findings and 10
/ Of Furley's manufacture Of Chains.
N-I am also prepared 10 e sny or
dcrs for he Hagerslnwn Empire Cool
Stove. as am agent for Mes.rs. Mellow
ell & Beschtel.
EDWARD SHAFER.
shephertslown. jane %. 1866. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
BELLS
" 0 R Nj sly r ! ? ,
The most Innocent, Pleasant and
Efficient Remedy in Use

n R'n.edy Prrftcf in HseF No Castor
Oil 10 be iGken.
y this PreparatI we have included such
remedies only, that have 'een tired for yeas
aud are known to possess powerful nnDhelmrn
nc virtues. confined wIh mia aprren'S
Die a SAINT arOmalcs aud sugar. 4. thslm,nuc,
,: tn emSevrs cannot perform Their pccultir
lunc II rs or have tie desired elect, u'e lh'
bowels arc kept moderately open. To produce
this, gentle purgalives are necessary. aud such
only ought to I've used that Cannot !nteTtefe "rh
The auheImlnic empIr! ed. The adVanIages
We cl i'm tor tbs syrup. are
lst Its power oil EApelIing and Destroying
Worms.
I'd lis mild and aperent effect upon the
rowels
81. lis pleasant taste and odor ale advanta'
yes posses, ed or claimed but by very few Yer
mliuges.
4tb. It's harmless influence upon TIE system
Consequently no irju', us eff cts will resu'
from IT. rse 81 0uld The patient have 10
Worms, but an al parent ni-ease. arising 'ron'
some other unknown cause, Which Is frequent
! ly the case.
| The constituents OF this syrup and MS effects
ere known 10 all our Physician. who are no"
using 1t IN their practice to large extent.
25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
American Fire Insurance Go,
OF BALTIMORE.

OFFICE, no. 6, SOUTH STREET,
CHARTERED CAPITAL. s3OO.O00
Effects Insurance on Buildings, Merchandise
Furniture, Libraries, V sseIs IN port aud iheH
Careoes and ell other Unsuitable Properly
against Loss or Damage by Tire, (at reasona-
bic rates. 10 the City and County.
BOARD OF DIWECTons - William De'HeS,
" Ill am J. KEENAN,, William Welsh, Ernest
knabe, William II. AhfahamS, James d. Ma
sou Hehr, Govern; Il, Jacob W. liueg. Wa
lam BuchI,r, Charles Webb, Charles W HIa-
Gle. George " Mackenzie, R5bert Hickey, 81
mon t. Golhbau. George Il. Berry, Jrsrpn ].
Turner. John bern John W. Bluff, Junn j.
Mauiscn, John Il. Cox, John Smith. ID. Amor
Greei, u vId Cars IN. George n. Byrd.
JAS l.. ARMSTRONG. President.
VICTOR CGuNEF, Secretary.
l.. DOW HESS. Agent.
Duff Ids 7. o., Va.
! az also agent Tor !hC sale OF Toni
Stones Monnnt MS, &, :, !or lie e>tab l>hmeu
OF II. stewart q Go Frederick cli>, Nj
Orders so!.Dltd. j.. ID. n.
January 81 1866. 6m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21

"fr'. | "o"Id respectfully s"lirn NY 90
customer. anG lie UhlIc generaIiy
ell ard examine for IhensSlyes. "
-lock enbrare- ev.ry Ssrisiy. cansi'T'
81 Ladies and CbildIen's Dress Goo
Gems W-,r: H,i-: Caps: Boots ~
Sine: H4dssic; Qdeens@are; Earth"
war; G. oceries. &c. in TACT toll sfse''
mPni n. Goods Of ~ kinds.
Having purchased my Stock on or
Terms. | Will be COMPELLED TO adopt y
CASH AND TRADE. system. abF,
will ensble me 10 sell Goods al exufpl
ly low figures. Do no, forge, 10 eha''
for P. II. STROBE.
MouldeI's COrnr.,
shepherdsiown. April "a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-21
JUST ARRIVED!
FROM TIE " "
CT Market !

, HAVING just rsiur'~
rom b .llpn"te aiIh i"i
tr!erted y ck e Cot
purchased al very low D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

NANTES ASD Tor DRrssrNc. Prrhaps
there Is no better tine ior top-drrssinc
grass land than Immediately aftcr the crop
Is taken Of The pArticles Of manure settle
down a. once Arnong the roots. and being
dissolved there ~ The dews and rains. ars
carried direcily 20 the sne 6bres. ~hirh are
thas fed and sustained. 50 that a new and
vigorous gr0~th commences again.
II toP-dressing : 20 Je done IN the al.
nov Is the time % prepare the heaps for
thai p0rPose. Everything hat can BE- nuads
available On the farm Tor sab q puruose.
should be broagh; into servloc. II The ma-
terials arr principally coarse vegetable mai.
ter. little quiek line scattered tLrou.h
the mass Oil greatly facilitate deeomPo.i-
ton II they are dropPiags from the siock
line. ashes. or any other eaussie subsianos
should not be minsied viii then. Thy
had better be applied BY themselves.
Fermentation may Be Very quickly To-
dsoed q; this season Of The year b. tkrou.
ing The materials. lightly. iafo q pile. an
Setting them A. soon a. the besp i de-
eidediy warn. i should bc oserhaai-s.
thoroughly mingled. lump. broken. AMI the
eoarser parts separated. ard then al thro-n
up Again a. lightly a. possible. II properly
MANAGED. tsice throsing over viii be sufh-
Gent.
One reason ny grass lani d" runs cat
30 qsick. -. that heasl crops are taken
from it two or three years IN Succession.
Immediately after 70 j. laid do~n. 80 IA,
ths soii -. IN q great measure. exhausted.
The grass roots are enfee5lcd. and are driv.
On cot By more hardy. bit less valuable Va.
ri-ties. Or By Weeds g various kinds. s.et
a. MULLEN. golden rod. White seed. sorrei.
johnsuori. Sc.
WIN this takes place. "a = 10 Lris q,
top dress. The roots Of tLe valuable grsss
- are gooe. and top-,lr-s.ing vouid on'y
90 70 make The weeds more abUndani snd
vigorous. The cost q piowinz. msnuring
and re-seedrng the grosnd. must no- b.
gene over vhh sgsin. The error les Ia
not sustaining the roots q TIE grass. al
oaaang them 70 Increase annuaily. al,bourh
ve crop tbs soil
Quite q largs proportion Of al our com
pot heaps nay b. profisbly made up Of
good peat 5'uok. Tbs mack - part,cular-
y favorable 70 al IEhs .oil.. and does -sr
even on granite soils. N =. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

lam funv eoaNincrd. al,.r NOR. ,h,,
thirty years experience in cattle r.i.irg ,,s
i.,,ae. .sa 49, II Al. ;,n,-o,..,.-,. !,
The cattle stock Of nv CO, Sal. a., -,
reasonable attention 20 the .vb;.e,- ana n,
sane care that Ia, b.-a b-sto~.a ma,
sheep and horses. with .u-b an os,l.v a,
Improved huh. a. The ;m,or,.,r. of N,
question demands. th.t IN. --.,l.. !, he
agrrer.s. would ..,aa;.h A.. ,,s.. nerd
uloas.
TAs aue.tion wh,.A.r th-r, !. or NAV n,
Prodoced breed Of sheep. adapted both to
the raising Of WOOL and n1itoa. Is an open
one 10 the minds q many men; but When
We consider the question Of breed Of cat
tie. (fOr Vermont. ~ least. NE should not
look for beef alone. nor milk alone. bet
Thai breed ~bieh oombiOes tie tao. Nv
experiences IN breeding cattle has been con-
tned 10 lev Amiiiss q DurhAEas. AAd
enough 81 the Devon. Hereford and AYR
shire. 10 test their qualities; and after test.
ing them to my satisfactiOn. I sm c0nsinced
that neither Of the aforementioned breeds
combine the two Qualities that render cal
tie valuable 20 IS great a degree A. he
Doebsss OF Bates stOok OF Durhanns
have mixed from IS 10 10 COWS fOr
the last lev years. composed OF about one
half high grade and pure brcd Durhan
the others natives and grades Of the otber
breeds named. I GnI the Durham 10 far
sxeeed the native and other brseds IN ak
ing qualities. and When fAtted The diarrence
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

PRuSSG GksrEs IN rBE fsIL Most
grHPe growers delay PrSaing their vines
an spring. Thls ne think bad Practios-
II they ~ish 10 make cuttings Of The sarPlss
canes. they are not near ~ good a. n taken
OF In the fall and c.rsfuliy buried. or Pot
away ga spring Ths voOd = frequeutly
50 much Injsred By -i8tsr As not % grow
IN the spring.
Bot the ~o0d lsh for prOdaeing fruit Is
better for beisg PrSped IN The fan. Il i
much asore easily protected. a. IL can resdi-
y be I'D do-n and covered slightly With
earth. and 4 ~e have a severe winter "a .
safe Indeed. Ne think "a would paw TO
prOtect vines IN this -ay. even N Our aid
est winters.
IL - not Tor the protectiOn % the vine
alone. however. that We reconmend lal
Prsaing. IL Is 70 Strengthen The bads and
canes which are leh- Many may think that
IL ~iI have no such etcrs. Bet II they -sll
prsne to vines IN the sane mAnner-Ons
in the fall a. soon A. the leaves are Destroy
ed BY frost. and the other fbe following
sPring-they -ilI 6nd that faIi pruned vines
~in Be much more vigorous AID protective
the ensuing Summer. The VINE j. not dead
m winter. lts root ooutia0e 70 absorb
food. IbOagh Of course IN mach less qaanti-
~ than IN SUMNER. The nutrinenf thss
absorbed = Distributed thrOughout the vine
Al the bods are more or less bencftted.
bat - the buds resaotesi from the roots al
ways rveeise the prineiPal ho- % SAP. they
are most benc6ried- NO- By prsning in
The iAl. al thi. - sa.ed IN The bsd- and
cane ne have left for bearing. II j. spoa
tAis PrineiPls thai Nc always Pr0ne in fall
or -insrr for ~Ood. by summer pruning
Nc check ~ood gro-th. A. -e al knOw.
The buds that are i~h will become
strengthened by the sap they have received
daring the winter. They ~ill pash early
An1 vigorously 10 spring; and. Il vel cared
for. MI dehghg the eyes Of beholders Nth
the large clusters Of luscios, fruit thAf they
produce. EurAl World
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

4 SUcGEsuoS. We sesgest that far-
Ders carry their moving mackiEes Of dia-
srent patterns. borse rAkes. and other M
Piensnts. 20 thsr Town and Cosaty Falrs
this iAA. il ~oai1 he % much greater va
~ % a farmer 70 inspect a macbins tlst
has been tired thaa One that las not. BE-
sides many iHrsnsrs are 80 Situated lhat thry
DO not readily cone in contact uiih ssrh
machinery. We sh0ald like 20 So al the
Different Ho~iug u-Aotinos arranged side
oy sids. ami listen % tie remark. % der
0~neFs In their favor. a. orc q our Coant.
FaIrs- We are certain "a uoald b. an A.
iracfive and Instructive ieatsrv of tie Shou
Lei The dIiercnt kinds u horse piica fora.
b. broughi f0r~arl snd Pot 10 The trial. a
State Far mi-hs fbus bc initiated b. o.
means ga a suiAll 49, witlout ary era,
expense. it b. b. eomparison q these
things thar Ne form correct Judgment "A
Of that j. best adapied % Our uants ID
costs ~ more 10 the eud O. lave the bost
implements u husbantry A. or oo,nuans
We hope our suggestion siil b. csrried oct
% that sb~n 90 visit Par. there -u b.
arrPreseutaiion % every Kind q machine
and eoufrisanoe o. alievisfinr TIE labors
o. tbe husbandnAn. [Farmcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31

NOTICE o. FORECLO-ugE w..
= Y At-rf 4 ~teafns thr liza d. - ga.ssrs
lie. fh~a a. B~th~l. o. 80 Coart - Dxgsrf
a. SEQ 81 No.. ~ -hose pr-.sut pisos 81
frs'trucr ta th~ unirrsig u.rd "a nasa .sLI o.
csaseyet to ~ ~ uaartEar- h.il n 81 - - rssr
81 80, ipuf f~srs-olf sfe-rs sas-a 80 Rrvaaf
f'effs. 90 s-rurr 80 80 uarpf ofa n.al~ II fh~
$3.50 cste. gives IN 80 49, Stsnras e. 80. 81
iar go al eue hua-rri aai Co a.. .srs go naf-
49, m "a u,rutas irusn o. lsis aal satrr~sf .
~aarh $3.50 80 u.artrsrs isH 81 49, ~ers AIS
r-coft-f fa ID hertel E-cofds. 20. e. i-ss
Na- tarrrtare 81 sali see 49, ast he pasf
sat fte c.alta.a 81 saif a-.rtrss- t.Ii ID -, -.
b. trakca. hrr~bs riss.a b Gr-ri,-- ~. -.
sgfe~aaiy to th~ rrorisraus 81 ~ -tafsts. 4,
$50 casr uaa.ie 81 pssstt-i.
JOHN :. SWAN
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-31
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