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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-20
Turn Out to Hear Thedd!

xuCu OuO W A061I i A0UA:
,erM \ - xQMQDIaQUsa10N
Detween Hon. HIRAM PRICE and JOHN
r. Co6x, Esq., "a the political questions
I'M thpSa1. at Tipton o. Tuesday Sep
tember 18th. 1885 at o'clock P. M. re-
tcI publicaaA Democrats, and JOhhSonites,
\ come and hear both sides. Our Soldiers
sp1uSiAAny mbAsins andthe Government
spent much money; to suppress the re-
- 'tsn,on- Now letps spsnd 1t least : few
houn to determine how TO vote on the
Z A s6for>sat questions ctnseeseS Nth -
construction. The sword is mighty; %
btAS bkrot Una both should BE- wiah-
"A viii. discretion. sv,ra
HON. c. C. NOURSE, IA
.''"'6ne Sf The best stump speakers In the
State, will address otbe people of Cedar
county, on Monday Oct, LIST, 1865, atthe
.aEAoGk 11a64ss1kk aaaoSH ~ M. Those
who have heard Charley will need no
Y inviting, yor they wi11 be sure to come
.f,.ts ,AaA hsaS him again. These who have
ya4 sgnot heard him should not miss the
:, :, a opportunity. Hon r 81. stiles, candi-
s,sir4 49, be Supssos Cesrt Reps5tsr, 49,
49,, - pressnt On the same occasion. -
~Ladies' Pants and Vests, At Drake
- = csssaston,s. !. - . - sw
~ SseAChll = LAnsb ealnn 10 your
= sye1sM Heh4e 'en1-hssh.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-20

b. Mr.. Eliitor:-Allow me little space
to reply to some. charges made. against
me In the Clipper, which gives an &C.
count Of FoOts and EdsOn's escape from
Jail. Now the editor Of the Clipper pre-
tends to give the facts as hesheArd tllem,
and says with reference TO my statement,
perhaps there arc other phases 70 the
amir. Some people cannot tell the
truth whon they can inyenta lie, hence
" shall pay no attention 70 their Eto-
Hes" I don't know why he should &C
euse mo Of lying unless he is like some
other folks, always afraid somebody else
wants to steal their business from them
4osoys, he IL fair and honest jour
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-20

~Ladies' Pants and Vests, At Drake
3 CoEinGt0n'sE 49, - - Sw
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-20

y. - The stock Of domestic goods at
DsSke 4 Covington's 4 immenss; also,
pants gods, such as cassimeres, tweeds,
saunets, cloths, &c. Call and price their
goods, and our word for it, you will fiDl
them the cheapest in town. -a ;"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-20

Which will be conducted under the charge Of 1r W. Weod
De-
~>-FnE nsoxEs1 CASH sE r0R HIDEs.~.
- @s vAia y REED.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
MARRIED.

WELCH-LEIMAN.-A the Methodist Protes-
tant parsonage 400 Light street. on the 18th inst by
Rev; K; Semple Rowe, Mr. John w. Wech to Miss
Emily J. Lehman. both of this city.
. FORD-CAMPBELL-0n Tuesday morning, 9th
inst. by Rev. John McCron, James R. Ford to Miss
Kate II. Campbell, all of Baltimore
MILLER-BRUC E.-0n the 7th inst, by the Rev.
Dr. McCron, Francis S. Miller to Miss Georgia Bruce
both of this city.
ARFIELD-MERCER.-I Frederick city, on
the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Reese, Thomas j.
Warfed to Miss Ruth E. Mercer, all of Howard co.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
EXACTLY WHAT You WASTi

"" CAACTLf WHAT lou W ANTI
MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE, known and used
over 20 years. Daily increasing in public favor Com
plete in one bottle. No wash. No trouble. Does
not crack or stain. Produces lustrous black or
brown as desired. Does not injurs the hair Price,
rs cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Mye-2tawlS
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

Hair Dye! Hair Dye!!-BAcHELoR's HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect -harmless-instantaneous and reliable
produces splendid black or natural brown-reme-
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold by all Druggists The genu-
inc is signed, W. A. BACHELOR. 81 Barclay street,
New York. fel-d&w1y
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

FIRST IN PEACE. as it has been during the war; and
first in the estimation of the American people, among
all tie perfumes of the world. Phalon's Might
Blooming Cereus" is great staple Of commerce in
all parts of the United States. Its sale during the
past year has been literally colossal. Obtainable
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
DIED..

ANDERSON.-On the morning of the 18th inst, of
pneumonia after an illness of nine days. Mrs. Eliza
beth Anderson, in the seth year of her age.
ALBERT.-0n Monday, 18th inst, .Andreas Con.
rad youngest son of John and Elizabeth Albert aged
years and months.
CHURCH-On the 10th inst. Mary A. Church, in
the 18th year of her age late wife Of Chas L. Church.
CONN March 18TH Missouri Conn, in the I'D
year of her age, wife of George Conn, and eldest
daughter of Lewis and Barbara Eckert, .9
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
w ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOX SALE.

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Bai-
more city the undersigned, trustees, will offer for
sale on THURSDAY, the I'D day of March next, at
the Exchange Sales Rooms in said city, at o'clock
P NJ, all that lot piece parcel of ground Snd the
improvements thereon, situate and lying in said city,
fronting the east side of Sharp street. between
German and Lombard streets, twenty-six feet, five
ihehes rs #. in.) with uniform depth of two hun
ared and httthree feet to alley twenty feet wde
running between Sharp and Hanover streets.
Inc improvements are known as No. - S. Sharp
street va door south from st. Peters Church and
consist OF a three-story brick dwelling house with
large PACK building. stable carriage and wash
no99se-oelng the same property which is described
and conveyed by deed dated on 18th October is18
and recorded among the land records of RaItimore
Soun1y court n Liber No. 49, folio 800 &C.,
The property is all in fee except abont s;xtv f.a,
at the rear or east end of the lot which ia '
and is subject to ground rent of $50 Der annn
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the dacraa ~
one-third of the purchase money cash one-th;rd ;n
six months and one-third in twelve months from An
day of salethe deferred payments to be secured no
the satisfaction of the trustees and all payments to
bear interest from the day of SALE or all cash with
interest at final ratfcationof SALE as the purchaser
may elect. 10 =,
For further information apply to
er'','7" JOHN 4. B. LATRogE, rs
'-a HENRY WEBSTER, .4.
fs2a-ss1sv Trustees,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

We find the following in the Liverpool
Times: Mr.. Adams, the American Minister in Lon
don. will not yet quit his post His Government has
requested him to serve longer. on the ground most
honorable to him-that they cannot spare him.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
To CORRESPONDENCE.

No notice con be taken Of anonymous communications
HhGfeper IS intended for insertion must be authel
fcated by the name and address Of the 1oriter-not
necessdrttn for publication, bE GuGrany for his
good faith. We not to be considered resDonsi-
Die for the opinions oppressed y correspondents
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

The material of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE e.
is manufactured contains fifty per cent. more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it is more du-
rabe. The Ammonia present gives it great additional
fertiizng value.
Five years experience has proved to the Farmer
that 1t makes heavier grain than even stable
manure, and it is not only active but lasting.
Price $50 per ton-2,N0 lbs. Discount to dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS.
fe21-1y Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
NNINDOW SAsEEES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

SHERIFF"s NOTICE OF LIEN LAWN
- and by, virtue of an Act of Assembly, passed at
the December session, 1885, chapter 205, tc entitled
others upon Buildings"
Vhereas, A writ of scire factas has been issued
out of the Superior Court for Baltimore city By
Joseph lliamps9n against Arthur Page, returnable
on the SECOND MONDAY OF MAY, 1866, and to
me directed for he,purpose of recovering the SUM OF
eight hundred and eight dollars and eighty
one cents claimed as lien and being balance for
bricks, bricklaying, material and work furnished
n the erection and construction of all those three
Brick Dwelling Houses. three stories eachin height
with suitable 0utbuildings and each about % feet
front. with depth of about 63 feet and which build
ngs are erected the lot of ground at the southwest
corner OF st. Paul and Eager Streets running west
ery bounding on the south side Of Eager street about
sxy-nine feet, with depth Of los feet and of which
lot OF ground and improvements the said Arthur
Page is the owner or reported owner, and claims
$2a2.94 on each of said Houses
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given in pursu-
ance of said Act of Assembly to all claimants and
persons interested, to be and appear, before said
to show cause if anything they know or have to say
why the sum of money above named should not be
levied of the said buildings to the said Joseph Hamp-
SON according to the form of the Act of Assembly in
such case made and provided.
mhl0-2aw2w VIM. THOMSON, Sheriff.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

Y > NAEYEAND INSTITUTE EFAI.H.
~ SIOCk.-The Board of Managers of the Mary
Land institute have declared dividend of SIX PER
GENT, ON THE HAIL STOCK for the last year.
payable at the Chesapeake Bank, on and after the
10Th inst.
The transfer books will be closed until after the
above date. HUGH BOLTON.
1t VrpaSurer
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

q 1EEf COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
u March, oh 1866
-, Pursuant to application. notice is hereby given,
tnat the City Commissioner and Surveyor will meet
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 14th inst at ii
o'clock A. NJ, to establish the line of John street
from MeMechin street to North avenue.
j. SMITH Clerk
mh9-eo3t City Commissioner
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Baltimore street near Charles-Price $75,OOO
South Gay street and North Cav street.
North and South Howard Observation-Disclosures.
West Falls ayenue-FACTORY PROPERTY,
Hillen street and Falls
Broadway-Store and Warehouse PROPERTY.
Fell,s Point-Iwo largo WHAREES, with Storea
and Warehouses, apply to
GEO. W. TINGES K SON,
ja22-eOtf St. Paul street,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, That apuIi-
~ cation will be made to the City Council of
Batlmore at its present session. to erect and use
alley. BARKLAGE 4 HENNTNoRN II i'
Baltimore. March Sth, 1866 mh9 11t:
NoFTCE.-App application will be made to the CITY
"a Council at the present session for permission to
erect STEAM ENGINE on the premises, south
west corner Of Eastern avenue and Chester street by
mh9-lGts j. A SUEpPARb
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

Total amount of Marine Premiums.. IS 952,471.53
No Policies have been issued upon Life Risks nor
upon Fire Risks disconnected with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked off from 1st January,
1865 to 3lst December, 1S65......... S6764 1463S
losses paid during the period.... 1859 7S45
Returns of Premiums and Expenses. $685. Il
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
STATE LAWS.
LAWS OF MARYLAND.

PUBLIC GENERAL-CHAPTER 81.
[GEhcial.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14

a fine assortment now on hand and for sale by the
Sole Agents for Maryland Virginia and District o.
Columbia. GEO. 0. STEVENS & CO.,
Al West Pratt street,
mil Norr Sroor,s
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
NIWTECE rs HERERY GIyEN
AtrTY COMMIsSIONER.s orrICC.

~ undersigned has made application to III
Mayor and City Council for permission to erect !
Steam Engine on the premises, No. SO and IS Parl
street. mh9-16tsl r. WTESNER
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
BALTIMOgE DAY COMMER(TAI- WEDNESDAY, MARCH H. 1see
MISCELLANEOUS.

GtTATE BOUNTTEs! STATE ROuSTFESy
- All persons having State or City Bounties due
them from the State of Maryland for services in the
Army or Navy for
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23
For ihs ONesrd Dsnoersa
The Earth Worn.


This worm. known saier thc names o..
earth worn. angie vorui. j. thc 'sr,bn'-,,'
Of naturalisis. though 80 common 10 oar
gardens ard felds. se, Eiiie D ccncrali,
knoEn "a - ehararter ard hab.ts
Its r-ominent trait J. is disposition %
barrow an the earth. never choosing 70 come
90 TIE surfAce unless in quest q moisture.
its method Of working firoUgh the ground
~ mystery 90 nany. u u made ~ 81
segneuis Which gradually taper 70 a poiHs
towards "a uouih. n you draw the land
along is whole length. you MI find 4 Gov
cred With prickiss ~hich wil be distineily
fen A. you draw the hard from the tai TO-
ward The mouth. bet not n the Opposite d.
reesion. When the worn Is boring Il pokcs
It's pointed bead among the particles o.
earth where the foruard part Of the body Il
fixed BY the Prickles which prevent il from
slipping. Ia hen contracts ifs uhole bodv
BY which "a enisrrss the Whole cavity and
dia~s m the Posterior portion Of he bo.ly.
when q - ready 20 make smother foruarl
movement With the fore part Of the body As
before. IN tbs say il burrows through the
oii n all direcfions. In dry weather its
seems 90 penetrate deeper. a. II m search
q moisture. and II The sol i suitable Il uill
work into wells and render thea uu6t for
use IL cannot work through Crawl I;
seldom does any injury 10 vegetables and
seem TO loosen the soil 30 a. 20 render a
better fi,ed for cultivation. Thcv prefer a
Tieh sol form OF vegetables mailer. II -
sad that IN sOae Plsc-s fhey vii add 10 the
depih Of The sol. While Il takes in large
quartities u earth in as intestinal cana.
when Il diges's the vegetable matter and
forms from the rcs;. Which . rejected a so-l,
divided substance which Arr known a, VEN,
casts.
THIS worm Las. IN common 9Th na,v
other q The lower form. Of animal life. The
poser Of restoring portion ~hich has seen
destroyed II il b. divided in the middle.
the portion bearing the had Ill 1--we. ~hile
the posterior portion ~iu die. Tlse ante
nor part Vii scrrn new tail ard live q,
IL the division . made near ti.e bad. a..
portion attacked 10 the Lssd ~in .lie. ~hile
the rvst of TIA holy VII form a new b~,S
and I've on. Fishcrznzn arr familiar u,.h
SOMETHING sinilar % this in re Lobster
rh'ch las poser % rrnc~a lo.t cis~
Tbs power never exis,s m tLe hi.Ler o-s,er,
Of anisnaI-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

C0tfc ~ HoEsEs. IL i. not cav fo- An
experienced person 70 tel The difference
between an attach Of ordinary spasuaodic
cole and inAamu,aiion Of the boil. John
Johnston writes me On tie subject. al
SAYS:
wLl tell yea hou you can NOV ir-
hammaiion Of the boueis from cole In sbr
horse In the former th- pai,c i. hard ard
VIZ in tie latter % is fail. large and e,as-
tie- Tie lest place o. feel thc palse >, i--
SIDE ihc az bone. liiiio below tbe broad
e'i para By passing the finger up tie ls-
s.de oi iae az any novice can le.l che pul.e
! studied diseascs q the horse viih much
care. and frcm exc hesf authors / could Get
/ have ai~ays iound spirits Of tu-nsntise-
about one giii for dosc-dIated uib q
pint Of warn water. "a insaniaasoa. cure
for oohe- Nothing bat bleeding % the faIi
est extent. even 90 iainsing. Ill relieve IN
Elimination IN The bowels. and perhap. not
that. lnIeetions arr good. boz yer, fire..
breeding srst-
know that Youst and other good AZ.
ihorities ~ fhe Old school recrommrnd
bleeeing for inhamsflon Of tbo bosel.. an.
there are cases where 70 - neocessa-~. 49,.
a. a general rule t,.e borss uiIl need sUth.
VITALITY BE- has. ard it T. raanres,lv o.-,..
% reduce him iy J.ceaing. Ex,eFnsl biz
ters and doses % iaadanu-n is tl.s bsst treat
menf. and certainly ihc safest. Ciseuo
p'fga'ire keep The borse ?, riecily quiet /.
nanaa-e - lees blanket bin give hin
hiilc warm oatmeal Eruei ard give Is.i..
nan enough 10 ease al pair. Do not 2.
AFRAID Of q Give to iabie-pooaiui.. sns II
that does not quiet iLc pain in q quarter o.
a. hour. Eive four isbiespooafui.. ard tees
giving doses - two tabiespooufsb often
enough % keep the Lorse quiet
ljosspi Harris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23
Planting an orsssra.

Tbe tisA prices ~hich farmers received
ior tbsir apples at al. and The krrc ia.
sones ~Aich saany derived from thsir or.
caar,ls. has created quite flrror Tor plant
ing orvharis. II isawcakae.s Of A-nerican
farmers 10 rush Preei PitAisiy inso tie esisur~
Of any crop. shai for season proves Pr0s
table.
&c cr-Iiy speskisg. sbe resalt i an over
Prolactioa Of that crop. . great fall Ia pm
c.. and disspPoint~eai q The sanguius
expectations Of the farmer
Bot ! tAiak Ia, there j. li;is doubt thai
wcli Arrss-sl apple orchard -ii. sooner
or later Prsse a pAs ing iavestn,sot.
Tbe g., coa1stion - sucress n orchard
eulivre. l. 70 start righ, A. apple
oschArd Is planted for Efssi.e. not sor .
eagle year. hke a corn or potato crop. II
yoe make . mistake N the las,s-. 10 aH-ct.
but an errOr in Planting an apple orchard.
leaves rs traces FOR hall ccntsrv.
IL - very important in planiing an orch
ard. thai the best location thc fa-n Affords
should Be selected. Il shoull bo elevated
30 a. 10 Be a. much exempted a. possible
from frOsis. ard II possible. sheltered b.
ridges or woodland from cold viads.
in the ahseace OF nAiaral shelter. The
orchard shouH be protected by piantin.
rows q evcrgreea- % break the fore % he
~inds. In rnany respects tie Nor-av
spruce Is one Of the bess eversrrens for
this purpose. Il beng hardy. Lsslss,. AM
a rapid grower. The Arbor Vita. the
White Pine. aad the Scotch Pine. are vcr,
vel adapted for this parPose
IN most section. I would rather rrrfrr
rothcrn aspeet 20 any Other. wbsre al.
ercsnd sioPes so-sri the Sun there - dan
ser Of The cap starting an The bsd. opea-
ing unseasorAbly.
There . some diHcrence Of opinion
aIDong iruii gro~crs. aboui the lest sol
for an orchard some favoring a Eghs
others a heasy sol I iLlnk that "a AL be
PRETTY generally conceded. that a pretty
be.ss loan. q rightls prepared. - the best
adapted 70 frut gro-rg.
To be risLiis prepared. it .houil D. 80
thoroughly underdrained that wafer -af
never remain lon- a-o1-d the ROOF, ofthe
trees. anl 4 - subsoil i WY lard. %
shouif % broken ur vii &c slbso,i r'au
II ths grosI1 needs marurr. % Lal better
b. applied on Tie surface. Alter planting.
The sci beng Of Tie proper texture.
ana unlcrdrained. che next step - tbs &C.
lectior Of trees for PlAntins. Never sfio-
any ialse notions q economy O. plant a
poor. sickiy. stuuicd tree. bccas.e tos csn
by q ior hale alusy u -iu pro,e a
dear bargain 10 tie md. Select stronr.
hsni-our. four- ycar-oia trees. shatc.er
tAc Crit cost
NoE b. The sa'fsbic tiaie. uLen prevent
e. from tiiing AZ crourd. 90 isy yosr
plans Cor an oroh ard. a-tsruains sAs sun-
Der nd saricties Of the trees sou all riaa,
an BY oo-resroading 18th diHerrnt rrE.
able uarscrs avn. ascertain ~hcrc voa car
obtain thc best trees a. reasonable rstr..
IL possible. wasn't The nurseries. anl sel~r,
-ad marx a. trees f'r yoarsclf. anI tLen
~Arn Gle tue f-r ir4aspiariiag ARRIVES
attend. pei souai.y. o. she di-siur a..
packing ofyour own trees
n 4. L 90 Auleri-aa Faru-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

RsNovATING oLD OrcnaRns Tier,
are maiiusles oi oid orchards throuehou,
tie country. Too good 90 CT dom. set
bearing irus oaiy 70 Tor nakir- into cider.
or feeding % s~ine. Their owner. IRE
queHiiy and earnestly ask What .Lau ue
GO wIih tbem7
+ irsi. a H. fruit j. poor. chanse &c bv
engratIng. u - often ihs case Ga, p-un.
ing should 90 along ~iih eraairs. The
tSps Of the trees ~birh have become thiek
and matted toscibcr. sbouldte tLirnea OF
Bet 10 prsHing. isi no one nouut tl.s tr-e.
rough sho1. and wiih axe and $40 III
a~as a. ihr loser limbs 49, tLose iu che ,u-
terioi. lns'cad ~ chs. thln CO tl. Oh.
deeaycd limbs. c-i oli o 60 90 tie aru,-
hmbs a. uei a. tis Ioser. snd r., % orr.
serve tlc ssuimetry Of ibs trees. d. graft
ins. oer'n - che top snd rcls~ aboui one.
thmi of tac tree ealh var.
The Erouud 80 necI rsrssvsf;.- ,i.o D.,
I.orins and manuring. The wort .iootl
ID done oar,tuils. sthoat bars TX tb- tree.
90 breaking tieir roots. Baf s1 .n.sA ham
- ofcn 1oae io the roots. o. thiak % i.,.t
ordinarily 70 mersir scsrify the sa-fsee With
. niTf'H. AMI % give ia god t1p dress
ing ot BARNARD msnurs. comrost-f ui,b
muck. l.ms. and -ood ashes. Wa fl.
trunks arl hu,as have become uss.. AID o.
rough 81 10 harbor iusev's or tbeir egg.
'ersPs ther. ard tlsn ~ash tts-.u.,b -
lye or sironr sosp slds Acoara- 80.
-ash ora.h s. rr.ser fra ar-r.-- ILL.
miFiarc. lAu. Arr--.t1r-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-23

lEozES PrNrKiNs FoE Mucu Cows.
We bad aisays supposel ihst frorss p.--r-
kins Wcre o.. liftie sa.sc f0r anything. 3D.,
&c lave come fo different corci...o.,
Having surpius a. fhe commencement a.
winter We Tires Dad % them in,o tl.
BE- house vL,ie tiey have kept f-.,..
s'Ad To sse r,.sm a. fosI uh,l. f.ot.,
- ilink them 81 -o raiac. AMI psrhsp. ,-.
Iurioas but ouf plan has been ts es--v t~o
81 'arm info De lfoitr. Place tLem don.
Pe4 up 10 ueu-r) 81 a. 90 a1fter Grain .rl
ist them grai-ary tbaw 600 ,bs rert Il,
~aen Ee pour cn some be ua,er. u...-,
generous supl'y of ~ars- drink AL -
rfh very Altie irosbio. lac f,,r.w -,
Pctrsses ri ore Sub u.ealas.- .,f,t.
resaf tias Car Is been r,s-l, 81. $3.50
doalic ths guautiiy Of n.iIs u. l,l.....
son o. expect Ice cold water ard 49, I.
the stomach b. noi sell calculated \. Il
erease the Gov 81 mus. rb. ssrrr, -
esira iooi for mich cows iic year ro.-.l y,
q cheap rate. mast reserve ths atie.fi.. 81
i.rners morg thar beretof,re.
Name Farmer.
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PARE. -fhtn saf 60 ths Csantv of Oxf rrd
en- - 81 Tee. a. ~ j. 4 n. l~es
on ~ r-f.rrfn uf ELIZA n. FENIFy 49,
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fn-faftsa t--.s-~t. rrsyirr g. lo~r-e re -ri at
pah'.c cr purate $50 49, raavrs real -srafr -
ise1fn- f. as t---rs-f ft fhs aHn.nrr ~ SOD
ortrret .fhaf th~ $50 49, ias-r as.i M
80 -,us iatrrsstrt - rsasag capF ol thts artsr
o. D psnitst~a fhrrr g-rks sarrr-ssseis
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ft.ts. la 49, Csuafs. thsf fhet aav srr--ar af IL
fr.hatr Caart ta D. hrli at 49,. sn ts~ tttrI
les ~ aI fet. neaf. Hf frn -rlsrk in 80 fsle-
$50, 80 s.s- rss-~. hauf thrs asvs. 80 he
ssu~ a. .ii suf o. rr.rf-i.
". WOODBURY. Jal-e.
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krT Iorss- TufI asD Lr.s f, On.
pEH. q ~erc s.ts3 % Accent io- u,
horses lrg' ini ieet beng ia better order
lao taoss 81 ny reighbor. sboaii attrit.
GO BE- to fhe i'ar bnori.e c.rcans,sa.e.
Ii.st. iley A. al sioi -.halr~ Gals. 81,
PLACID in e. saoe al to T-rnii fe f1atts
eEpard every i.a.e fhrv move second. ia,
taey a. i've in boxes Instead of sfsiis. al
car move Whenever fhey please shi-.I. ,lsv
sped $50 Lo-r'. daily. valsing erer.ise.
rlol f.er az rot at serk ari fourth. ,isf
] have nat a heal.taii or trscs ehain ia nv
s,an Itese for c.r-amssr-,s rsnp-e-
hrna iae Whole n.s,sry 81 kesrarr bsr.ss
irz' hse. aul heir feei ia ,3and vork.og
ooodiiion 70 10 cd age Miles.