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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04

Tue following abstract contains tins features Of
me report Of David A. Wells, Special Commissioner o.
the Revenue
STAMP TAX ynRnEyrED LIQUORS.
The report OF the Revenue Commission submitted
February 1856 established, almost beyond doubt the
tact that the government defauded In the colec
70 The extent forty per cent involving an abso
auie annual loss Of abou $2,400 000 ~
To remedy this the act OF July 10 provided, thas -
addition obligation imposed on the brewer 70 make
monthly return Of the products Of his mAnufscture,
The tax itself should be paid by the axng or adhe
rive PAPER stamp 70 each barrel sold and removed from
che place Of manufacture. with additional require
men that the stamp should be cancelled BY the retailer
consumer 49,.
The adoption OF this plan BY Congress- We recon-
Dended by the Ravenue Commission with no little
10 entirely inadequate TO protect the government and
Abe honest dealer against fraud, the adoption OF the
stamp system for the r time IN respect 70 article OF
this character did not appear to be wholly free from DIFF
Aculsea The Commissioner is however able 10 report
shat PLAN far has pet been tested, b substan
italy success and needs ouy the general adoption
part OF the brewers Of proper adhesive material
for axing the stamps 70 the barrel and selection OF
Inspectors capable and honest than many now
holding ofhco to make IL entirely s.t
SO far b judged from the return OF beer
stamps printed and delivered to the department from
August 20 70 November 16-vx: B.. $40 hogshcad,
$3.50 y65-the from this for the present
Asca year is likely 70 be very materially increased
The following table shows the denomination Of stamps
supplied from August 20 10 November l6 1885, and also
che quantities in which ermented liquors enter into the
Darket for C0nsu u pti0n.-
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yoRNox coMnERCR
The foreign Of the United States being a.
commissonsr by experienced ship owners Il New York
that voyage with an American vessel b planned
a. the present time rom the United States 70 foreign
reference 70 tho onical returns shows the amount
OF American registered tonnage engaged in foreign trade
10 1920 10 have been but one million and half tens
Il, lo2 024 compared with two and half millions Of
tons e. $40 237 in 1S5960 which, allowing for the dif
ference between the old and new msssursmsnss ndi.
ls6s The tonnage Of the United States about ntsen
per cent in Of that q Great Brtaa while At the
An examination Of the ocial returns Of the coast
wise and inland commeros, allowance being made for
the dsnsrsnes .. also shows decrease .
be stated that part Of this redscton n probably
due 70 the suhsnuton Of steamers FOR sailing vssssh
engaged in the BraxiIian south American trade in
ls0l62 but thirty are reported - remaining; while The
su,ns ,Ss s.s % = 1s
immediate cause of this change was undoubtedly the
nvagss and frequent presence upon this part of ths
but the destruction OF property due 70 this Cause would
ere this have been repaired had the ordinary co.,
das'oss ., trade s.'..sa and ne coat q con-
shis particular branch Of business has 70 ersss On,
United stases 70 the British Provinces; and on he
whole Atlantic coast there has not been probably,
me- ~ ne past .s
Scotia
The class OF sh,ps which cost .. The present ,ine in
the city Of New YORK. about 500 per ton (cuency 10
build and EQUIP ready for Sea- do rot cost much over
90 tgold per 70 bald and equip she British Prov
inces
RavBSUn rAxAuox
The whole amount Of revenue raised BY internal tax
alton during the nscal year ending Juas 80, 1855, was
eSl0 90 currency, anA from customs size ~ so
gold Reducing the customs receipts 70 cuSrency (tbe
prsmum ON gold being assumed ~ forty per cent? Ne
have - The teal amount Of drawn from The
country during the above year. by forms Of tar.
alton, the sum Of 3b6l SS1 200 currency which, with
assumed population Of thiry.nvs millions, 10 equva
The following table shows the amount per capits,
collected by various forms Of direct and Indirect
ton In the United States for 1862 and In Of
the leading States Of Europe FOR the year 1905 THE
revenues from the public crown lands Post Once
cepts and colonial subedes being sxcluded from the
countries, per ccpita-
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TO theeo raeee, freight snsurance, commission he,
must b addsd thus 70 sxtent incrasng the duties
above The ruaes hers given
In view Of this statement would seem obvious that
ucrsass Of duts carrying up the rase average and
70 any tariff sucA elements q weakness render 10
unstable, thus exposing the manufActunDg and produc-
Ing industry of the country 70 evil which past expert
has taught specially 70 dread for CERTAINLY merit
- positive hostile legislation, nothing danaGing
70 he manufacturing Interests Of the country than nss
bility N tariff lsgissAioo.
A. nassr a Interest In This ccnnscson, the follow.
Ing tab showing The average rates q duty duslablo
portseus under The various tari from 1oo1 70 lee1
ncusvs togsshsr with the src rsvsnss derived there
from. 4 proGo0tsd:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04

REPORT or THE SPECIAL COMMISSIONER.
mpsEiaKt alterations Recommended In TIL
Tariff and Internal Revenue Laws.
VALUABLE s1AFrs11os

Tue following abstract contains this main features Of
NE report Of David A. Wells Special Commissioner o.
She Revenue:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04

Assuming the value Of the rea and personal property
Of the United States 10 have increased since lee0 Tie
date Of the last census sucsut 70 comueusats for all
the losses and deprecatcns growing out Of the var the
three and ninety three husdredths (ao3 per cent
During the the sseiated ratio Of taxation 10
property IN Great Britain nne tenths OF ora per
cent or In other words N che ratio Of TAXATION In
Great Bnisu had been In 1895 The same - that now
nsinAined IN the United States the amount derived
from tsxat on in that country would have been
~ az, 1880, 10 place of e3Sl 13f, 900.
FURTHERMORE, u should b remembered that taxes In
Great britain are levied IN such . manner ~ in the
leass possible degree to enhance prices-an OF the
ordinary forms aud products Of industry being
the cssmpsicn o. any form Of capital or process
" rssgt Of ipfsstry 10 che exception rather Than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS. W Nt4
A BEAUTIFUL FACES AND HANDS fn
WHITE AND SATTN-IIKE SKIN
THE BEAUTIES OF the LILY AND TIE ROSE
yAREp,s EMAIL DE PARIS. FOR TIRE SKIN.
THE ENDORSED AND DELICATE BEALTtFTER


LADIES' and rough complesions
thanks de Paris The scsr,.ss tn may g mad.
20 4: :s'p n ii a
.Sy; under use al. and Ss AID .
paint pS~asr nor vhns ,.s a: e Is not even
the NJ and he Whenever sprsa. Ia.r.
s o. ne r;.s; 0u about = h. you y You pro
morning II Is Transforming appliances NOT paint nor
y 4, srsss.s PsrfqHsn srd :s's q.
tsX Wells CO.. 6t.s Genera n asnss w. ''a
A ssoLUTE DIyoEcEs LEoALIY osrAINSD IN
:usou. n fees SR
5000 . Co. Nassau street. New ycrs city.
aEcAa DIVORCES ossaIsEp yso =
any lnd nq!ei. Srso. Counsellor Il Law ss broadway
y Diseases Of iSs Fcss cured 81 Dr. zxcRxRIk 10 30
srosdwsy. -. :
.ss osss s.s.s .asSs p.ss = s sSss
ssS . S.:ss. ss re
20 TO THOMAS = AcxEw,s onEEswIcE
I'm E:ss syssyskiDs else cheaper has sss
III :sa.r1S.sas. s.. Il su ss ssssi sU s ssa:
Or srSH 81 &
person. Once hours IRON 70 n
NJ IyETEENTH oENrURY PLAsTRk
rs s srfcSorss f6so5 EIf fs1s4ra
rvslvs hours use % the each foo. cola
.ss Sss On '''' q ''' cures pains .'S 'A'' % Ne
for nervous sasedsss q ks f.ss sse al palms
'A'r a'' usually s'vscsI sss, 81 cT en-
:: sss:s s:s s n: ~ g ~ s::
PAIN IN raE SIDE CURED
.... T. A..sses \. 90 80 : I:
Yours truly,
LAME sA S.- vo.. Nc, = IA,
r. Aaoocs Co -o.ns,.m.s.i .ssis ssss..s s.sss-,
s *: result ". ':f A de
Plaster e"r, yo me =, rs:.. wsssai
propr,sser Of the srsnsrvis isua..
se.E s.1ss s zs5 soYo o.. c e.ss =,
corsss =. one % your Poros. ras.e for nv
ss: q Z sj ;s.sss s ~. s
S e % =: ne sss .ss
nsss ssshs bus your ps.ssr has cured me and m,
Yours rsssss,ssgI,y > .rcpre
s..v-. p.-. schuyler County, T. 81. I"
=. -: s: s.% our II s s''
We refer 70 r. r. Green, ssa broadway.
ana Ill other druggists Of New York ossy and state;
also 10 Balch q Sons. q Provideaee. RI;
10 ssson Butler and J. w. johnson. ~ ~, of Hsrfo'a
Conn; Goodrich Co., Boston, A
and In fact % ali he druggists Of the United ssasss
a. 70 the unsurpassed superior qualities q poro.' riAs
ter. THOMAS AbLSo'h a w.
PRINCIPAL AGENCY,
BRANDRETH HOUSE, NEW yORk
THE GREAT PRIZE SKATING NArrH,
ii M CATMANs hfNK. corner Ffy.ninth stfe amt
sixth avenue on saturday January for told Medal
worth so for The beat gentleman snaenr skssss IN h
lnit~d States. Tx ~
fun sand yin ~ Ia attendance afterncep and svsnns
Grand M tvHu0n with xD ess ios aud coered lanterns
1913 Tcheu " stnisslos. 10 cspm et
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

DEsIEE FOR RIcHEs. The New York
Tribune says !; has received the following
letter from . youth. whose name q Sup
presses:
Dear Sr. Isma poor boy. I~oalI
like 60 ct rich. Mo-. ~haf shau 4 dor
j would Ike 20 quit tins section don't
want % rrmaia on nv lathrr's farm
Please give ne he best advice you can. and
obilgr.
Yours. G. 81 :
II reply. the Tribune gives = roluuln oi
PrAoiioal sdsioe. chiefly under the folouing
beads
!. Firmiy resolve never 90 o-e dci.t
Arq ire promptly and iborougbiy
some useful calling
3. Receive not 90 be . rover
4. Comprehend thar there BE- ~o-k a.
most even ~hcre for hIm vho can DO o..
:. Realize thar b. VITO earns sirp-n-e
pr lay more thar De speal, ms.f gci RIB.
vhiis he -bo sP-nds sISPenoe pore than 81
earns mast become poor.
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er,., sneeezs Win sr-.:

Our hisud--G. Get wood-fock has b
speeulaslng IN bee.. snd -riies y,
er CHI, success. as fSilo~; -.
i Ob'-is.d my Ss .sSsreh. rcag,.,,or h5n
West o're. lsIl swarm Of Italian Bee.
-ooo, ss'ssnHio1sly until about the sosh Of
~ ~hen resolved a swarm Of Bees. a
Young swarm too. Nov I. The a poor de-
luded Tool. supposed that because seut nv
money in March. 1 should -Vc~ive a s-a-a,
that had been ~intered an old swarm that
would he Of some profit the 6r-t sea.ou.
Upon receiving young swarm late in June
i naturally felt dismissed. and wrote Mr..
Cotton 10 hat effect. and had the satisf-e-
ton Of learning from HIN that a s~srm Ct
Italian bees. was a s-srrni % Itahan bee.
and that has prios for = s~Arn vas twenty
dollars NJ al seasons of the year: ana that
lie had sent me Just What be agrcrd TO. viz
q fsli swarm Of Itah.n bees and no.. .sys
Mr.. Cotton " ] would advise yOo 10 sas no
more about "a. A. yOu have go' sour rnonsy's
vorth-- Wen this vas good advice-ave--
diet iron -hieh there wAs no app~al. Yes
] have never bevn able TO make !; appear
thar The swarm I received ws. worth a.
much As the one had reason 20 believe
pad Tor. Bot the result wiil show yoa M
mistake. lie said he sent me = 6,,H swarm
New that ~ord fzl nav mean more. or II
may mean 'ess; BAT. | am quite o,-rtain that
n Deaot less IN my case. Ho~cser. nv
49, 49,. - -. -. ~
eOuni them, Which fac. relived ne from auv
anxiety about the missing. a. I suppose
thsy are SUSPECT 20 discase sid death ike
The real Of The animal creation. Bat D..
iermined % make the best % the feuIhaa
] hal rad that great oaks frora litile acorns
gioE. an ] thougat perhaps ny - BEES
n'ehi increase al i.fHifups. lpiao.-l them
IN favorable lOeality-1Adv me a hive 20
be ready Tor the first swarm TIA; might A.
pear. ss ! expected iron the reputation II
TIE Italian bees. and more especially from
the evidence Of Mr.. Cotton. that should.
~ least. have too s-arns 20 winter the f-.t
year Our bees being no- in working Or
der. Nc WI leave the ssblecf here. As Ma
b. VII Ssy -'antil q dies or does something.
While give those Who are auNious % en-.
gage m the bee b8siness the couiing sea
son some directions Ab0ut obtaining tLe
pure breed Of Italian bees. n you want
any infoimafi0n about The management %
bees. NJ Cotton Oil answer AL your ia-
quiries gratis lie undoubtedly has laree
Supply for h,s customer. she coming season.
snd you can bay &C 1r,ling % your means.
90 can. unless b. bas changed hi- prices
obtain queen f,r * dollars. a f.u swarm
for t-eniF- IfyOu ~Ant les-. yoa cas send
for 4 single pair. or IL may be safcr 70 send
for dozen. al Of EhIch be 81 fsruish vou
n . reasonable rate per bead You had
better sesd IN year orders early. Nov f8r
my ssccess. Well. 80 ief, then Ito de
or 10 do soastbins." They dad sousthsng
until about The 2Oth OF January. and then
died. After a certain examination Coz
e,aded that there might BE- one haH psnt o.
bees IN the hive a. the time thev died.
Have been jevedY i think have most
eontemptibly. Ny experience has bern
brief; TT not vithous sonse good resslt.
&c { y. WoodstOek. FEB. liza. Is57.
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ihLiii>iNe IHsrE VINES Ny method
OF i'e'''''ns - one % n'y on organizing.
An1 % a. "i oo''r''t'n' haT- pe'er
e i--' seems % ai'.~er ilr parPo'e
'''- -'''s s' i''is OF oe'iaf. 'lr'inli'
~ ie'i araft'
'- s''-'a
''-''
s
-.'- '-'u. ana
70 pa" as''F % 'oa''. enc Toy ihfcr.
'' ~ No Alfsfaias
'l t-e VIZ - mao
-" pas +" son .si9 "sni i'r AZ prarii-
vines arc i.'''heI 90
Nc - ''AF'e' male q 10 49,
f'~f '-P' Joe n'.H' BE-
any ore 80 an
80 ~ sore o.ise' - n'
'li "ke O. hafr t-h
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY


I'VE srsrfii ed ts-f ~lrar.s ktrs niEffsn
49, n 49,. aat fttNCDNIa.
$50 u. " ~HrsseoU. -.l sairi tarrtrr 80
f.rr. go flAa-s
t-sT~ Hro-s's Wa. Fnrtianf. evrrS Wsf-
a-erasf sni ~sfurtss. sf e'rinrt q. NJ a.f
- = Essf Eirrr ~ Nark rrsry " s.s.-s .tss
o.. -sIa. tas. .f a'rhark q
To- s~-s~L 90 e.tss 80 -ith Sc scras.a.is
tta-- Go rassrazsr- r.akiaE 49, fhr u-sfsu~s.s
So ant rsn.srrst'r rasiar r. trarslrfs trf -~~a
~ hask "a 49, Fs.s.r-. -th -tar~
haa-n. seo- csbts psssass. - 80 a--i.ss-
toots iar-artsd - thss iasr b. sat fro-. Ne
ffssI. 0ut-s. ksa.ar. H.fh. Assasts Ls-tFrff
80 - Ia.
~aaFar. GO r~.garsfrffa seed fhrir - a. o.
ihr ~traarr 80 rssis - q. n. az 60 thaf
fhrF lrsss PEI laac
- frrrrht ~ fas-aE~ auulr g.
fNEGN a FOX rastlsnf
~ tEpHN tt.t- 80 Ns- Y.rs
Pod. Ne -. t-s5
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The Great cause ofIIuman misery.

- P-sl.s,f o.. Sssi.f E--.i-r- Ps-. q 80.
AiNcrrsE rHE Nsrrss TaEsE-rsr.
49, Est.r.i lar~ al -ralnsI "a 80 .rss. af - 80.
rTsi9sf a'rH. fa,urra ht -r.I- 49, insaau-lars
Laaissaaa.. lu.I.t--rv N-rsaus fl-riisfs ars -
pr.iararnIs e. asfrrfa.r srnfrs'F taasaarrf i.a
irI.rns1. anf go. Nfatni anI IhssrraI farafa.
rrs a. a. KDhT. ttiNfEW I'll. n.
a.. huiaar af ihs -tsf~r1 h.tk +" a..
~ sarif rrua-aTf safhnr. ia tafs sfu.i rsiH
- err. rHrsrfs FraFrs fsu 30 usa 81 10 arrrs
$50 ftr 80 90 raasrsI af ~rf Ahasr ulss D.
sa-rra.s..F rraaar-t s.raaai te..r.a- go -aiharf
tia-rrrcs sa.ra.aI So .sf.asa. haag.ss. rasfru.
sHf...f. fI.Es Uf raf'.a.s. f.anr.aE aaf n...r d.
CO. 81 -sfs rrrts.a 60 re-rtu.i. -h.rh .ssfs
s-terrf aatftrr - tat his ra - aaf D. 49,
rnIe hfr.ss. rarspf. fffTs.s'f. Gel fsflrs.'
b. Lrftars $50 lr.ss ta.. fa ftaa-arsls a
fnaasanrs
-~ru- aaier sssf. faa rIs.a r-ssI af-- fa 49, ac-
ttrss. an rrrr.rf q 80 frr.s nr too r.asrsrs
s-arfs. tf ~ r~ssi-g fhr faI..istFrs.
fffA-.g e.. klINE a co.
~ ha-~fs. NJ ga. Pee Oars IS 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

DsSas HovFr PrsE The London
GAriener's Carouicie give. description
ard VERY poor hguro % fhis Amsrican
VARIETY. AL says o. its ae.h 10 melting
and joey. Sc SAVIOR more d-Hrioe. ti,,r
tbsi Of any pear koo-n. beiss thst q he
Wint-r Mems. -itb q slight smars of a..
Sch its season is Dcceuber uufl Jam
az. When tbs pretty sd ,.ciicioas pear
becomes kno-n. q dish Of then a. dessert
-ii BE- e. mach sougbt after o. . disb Of old
Code. fiPpins IN he lssf Centsry~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

PLsSr FHUrr sEEn-. Every ca ltivso-
Of iroii oan Piaai So seeds yearly. and
ouifisats hen e. hey gro-. -,tbost even
fesl.ng iho loss Of ums wers sseh one
20 90 30. vhat . nusiPheity OF s.edH.rs
90 shyuid soon have, ADD ron tbem
doubiiess. - lcstious roud IT, made q. q,
p-sior b. ever rrspsct 90 cur pfsss-s 80
. tioa o. fbc yrs.~nf j. 20 fs4s- -
hve years sssos. Lee es~ryons o.
tbs year o. q triai ard a. they gro- $3.50.
vsss tLs y0aas Pl4ats oarsiaHy.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

= Z. !: Z: :: !: !; ]:
II ehurrs ru-af. es.saAtusi -ifk
sGcfassl $50 totr 60 dis~as~s So
.ararina 30 r~ru.ted e. c1fs. So
. r~u.~.is - surels -snfst - those -ho ssa~s
tr,,-s ~irrrar.. cuaars1nts. aet thnf 80 $500
81 scc-aIiis.h thsu cars uast pross. 80 this
80 Psossd. ~ $1,000 .-sslse o. tai. Lfr-
80. "a aflrt~d t~ias~ etflre-s. la- &C.,
r.rt.iy a.. cos-Jss-i -iu A. e.. 90. h--~a rso--s
- -sp-fiw~uf 80 sauy "a ~ -ursf casr. 10 -
tesec - ~ tpiis-f.g canpiatuts
>rfsfua.. ~srotul--.. : -fiiegs sst $685.. "a %
p.ssa-~- .fiapL-. q s-f-i-.. B..trss.. Eruitss-..
-. Asfhort's -. 49, - Ersstp-~ts.. fstler
Eel ~af kheuua. rc-it tisst. Eisx~or.. A..
NErsis 80 is-ss-si nss.ss . .sp-il-i e.sa
~ -sst-a - ~ rr'sA--E--i - 20 a.. -sass-
Fssstts 80 ~ raiss-i - % 30 eua-p-fssi-,
h~aah
Fs.sls D,..a.ss 81. esr.si ~ $1,000. !. a.
ti.-s-i 80 49, si-a --.'s 800 ~ 49, Enrsscr
30 rssssrssttIa
a.. est F--ri 49, ta.a h,shi> -.edies.e. h-cs-.<
- hsss hTTa 'ura-~t -,,oa ., .us--shi-g 30.
fadlar A. - >sr-aF.sstHs. ~hti~ n - 40.
Nhra 80 h.se $50 Arss's-th~s. ssd - til
ths-- 49, 49, 49, 80 stsr-~. 81 ~-r..r.-- ~.
- utrui- psftrut.fs 81 80 tts~a.-s cufs..
- r-iss - g. a,es'. A-.-ssc.. st.s--s. -hira
~ rE~ni t~ls- ssuart 49, f-iafsh graus 90 au
a. 80 49, 81.
AtEE's C.rHssrtc Pttt,. &C. ~ 800 a
te-tfs-ns.s. Js-a-isc-. t~.t~p.is. iaitr.sisu.
if---irrf. . ~ ~t.ua.rh. ti-.t.ra~. ffi-s Hhru
u.at-a. uss ttsf. afstsr troa pt-eft~f~i
~iosassh. r-is aasisi iasrllsa afth- Er-sis.
lstai-urs. - ~ ArF~tttr. i.is-r C.--asisiat.
nresr.s 49, tsa-i. Nsafalsla. 80 De-
49, tiii. 80 ucga..l<d.
- 49, s-rsf rosi-t thst ~ 49, $3.50
usr 80 ttks itsu - F-.sars. al ~
ths 49, Al-fus.f ~ -ufd g. 81 ~ 80 r---s
FL l.a-.lis phsssc.
t'sspsr-s e., ~ -. Assak Go. Ia--H.
NJ ard sat ~ 81 Dr~xg.ts 49, 1ea-f. -
u-r,irrtHr srsrs~ h-r-
q f.rs.. ~ nsi-- 49, rh.y-r.
~oulh Pare - ID n ~.-y~r
Nr~ay. o. a. a.. Nef-s
BIS A.. ~ At-u-.fs A ~1usstf.rs
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LOST Five Dollars Reward

~ ~ Ia rel tsrh ar T-h~.sr, 80 &c.
~ f-s~a fffei. o.. a.f Nr.rs taf.-r. = -.
.as-. r..afffa.ar ~..frr ta-r ~ frh a-. t.f
rra st.rts ara "a hsa..s go 4 - s.k .s-
o. 81 afhsf ss-sH sffari~s- w. 49, rsrsra rs
"a safsrrli~r ssat al.ss co. r..afsn.s. 90 -asr.
Be-. =arfr ft-r rar o. t.rrf sh.H ..--... LIZ.
s'-st- rr~arf JOSHUA LOMBARD
49, ii -s7
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Farm for Sale.

FI'HE suls-rr.'~r es~rs ~ fsrn g. go o. !.
Il Errat hrrrafa. --4i tee ptassafis slia-
. - ea far ssfth .lt~ uf th~ trfr.-r.1r.u Eir~r
fa it~itTi bee uilrs lras neth~i "a . eaas~na~a
e. ezra snf sreari ~ tsrm r.nraras -l..al
str.fs 80 arr~s. % 49, dfsHt-d tat. 60 49,
inE- ii.lagr ari rasfuraEs. $50 a Cd -.rrtsrd
81 g.s.ir iatf. -arsf prrtarf -asf aaIf l.-.-r.
Thsrs 81 ai-a cs1rrrfrl fhrr~-ifh q ssas..ifs -
oi Pee t..afrr sfanfra an ftr haak al 90 rir~f
r--.ss ta 10 t-aem oi ~ h~thri ~tram So 60
~ tarHu rsts 3 ieas af Hst. al-a ass -
H.. haru. s.t ~hsrs sell -epril~l -th
~afsr IT, elar siI o. 49, ln rarfs ar or zee
Pc fa 500 rarr hasrr. Hsrr1s ua.i~ rasr 80
psriserisfs sFpt to =. f.il-sa. Esth~i 30 or
tt~ sstsrfifer sa tts rr~rri-ss
THOMAS PEABODY
B~thsi. No.. "a i-ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

! c,xrasrr~e N.xuEE- Much oan b
done Al this season % prepare nsnures r.
N. Geld. or fOr Spreading -AereVs ~r''-
-, -.nt~d. With all that = neaP, lev
A., .oa aid upoa the -~noe Of absolute
, srs s-Are al th~--s matter.
e,en... =. &C IA the immediate efscts Of
o. the extreme fnen~ss 20 Which The
-~rticie. are rrduocd. The success Of h.
quid uaAnurVs j. owing. in part. 70 the
sAsse cause. The finer ~e can make oar
fertilizers TIE better for immediate rcsuiis.
II tie compost heap. ~ tbs season. there
arr thrrc agencies a. work 10 rcdaoe The
cosrser PARTICLES q the Inanuie. va nan
ipulation. fvrmeu;aiion and frost. Aitcr
the heap i formed IN The usual nsnncr yah
alternate Ayers Of fresh B.aare aid other
mAicfisl. and gone through 18th the hrss
Fermentation. "a shosld be esrefaliy f0rked
or sbovelled over. ehaasing the ~bole mass
iron top 20 bottom snd brcaking al the
Jumps. The more thoroughly this j. Gore
the better. A ~ fermentation taEes
placc inside. While the sprtacc irecEe, and
tha-- -tb ~ changes at the -esibcr.
Labor upon the compost heap nov ~in tel
uPon tbe growing crops next summer.
MEMORANDA. TUKNIsHED ut N. Quincy.
Only The light ne-l, fallen snow Is dan
Eerous 20 bees, II warn. brigh; isy
shouid come the d4y aiser ,no- has iAiien.
shade the hive 90 discourage thc bee, i,av.
iHg. SAoad bee- that are housed b-yos,
uneasy. and some OF them. leaving The hive.
disohargv eiih on "a. sides. "a j. eel % pet
then 0a1 sone good -arm day. and rvturn
Al night. II BEES arr O. be changed 10 any
new stand or hcc-hosse. ict ii o. done TIA.
month. or reHt. ~ least. before thy ~
ont % marx the locality. Il - wore 70
move a short distance than q great ere
separate stands ald roofs ar approved IS
uaany. an. II adopted. sbouid b. erosdcd
with bives. % SECURE al possible sdvsn-
tase-. Thi' involve. the neces.i5y % AJAX
ius artidoial s~arms. an rearing AM in-
i-odacing iaying qaccns 20 al a.. have. as
th~y noed them this - not Adlfhcuk oPcr-
ation.
See that no su.i colony = ~ithout one
longer than two O. ssven d4ss. Tbo.e IN
'end'ng 70 DO this sboaid prepare no~ = So
ainiaiste movable couib hives. viih a fss
Of M coabs SLED 18th dry comis. Dir-c-
ti0us Cor raising and Introducing queens
wiii d. giscn a. the proper season. TLi,
month Is good time for Parcl,asirg uaore
'tocks. q Walled. a. i5ey E.ay be moved
safely b. sleigh.
" hen purchasci stocks have been bous-
81 daring the ~intsr tLey .boud have a.
leas, one fair day o. ~hsch 20 ~. before
starting OF a Journey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE We has,-s
Y irra srl..-fe. tf a. 1nt.s ri Frsf.rfs 81
90 'aee's ID osssrf. fa receive 60 sxsasia- 10
~t..us of 90 rfrtirafs Fl t.rus co. tl.rsn ht~ af
tisrI.Hfr .r salI taHr.r f-rF sssf. 49,. ssfaIs
ts -r.ffsf fr i.s..rraf give rrfrs ftaf a...ts
r..ureal.ag fts - g. af frf-a.-f AZ 49,
tafr .~Fr s..aarf ta saair rars FL. .f.ar "a. faf
af.fe ltrn r.f.aas asf fhsf alU a...a. .. 600
sefr.rs aas.TaeI fl. as af Inr co.. ID = a. o.
~aa-rt .r e. Iaf.r en co. 60. M.nIs. af Ilf-..
afr. frff go Iaas. fD iss1. n... Co a'la-a
A N t. rf..rt q
uafr. Iar fsr.rt-rtraft ...t .f Co.. lee
n o. -rUWTff.s
O. -Wt~FN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

HIS MsNUEE "W. n :. % Buaalo.
W Va. inqsirrs aboui The use % thi, A.
iic.c- lt one q ihr bcst kinds Of narur,.
better fhaa msrk that l. sold un,ier IRE
name a. cuano-- 10 - cool sprcal and
pio-cd- in iu 6eil or garden. 10 B.. more
conusoaly used a. a f-rtiii zrr 10 n, hin for
al kiHds Of farm ard garden crop. IL -
quite too sirongto use o. ITSELF ard .bouia
either be naked viii four OF fss times t.
buik OF msck o. loan. or be- mixed With
earth in the hin a. The tine q rIantia-.
Undilut~d ii ~il destroy rao-t sesA that Is
comes IN contact Nth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-29

CsEEors ~ SrKINo FEED. NH.
:. says four quarts 81 oats. wiih or ;
Cood-sizcd Carrots. - ,ll 90 farther IN iced.
Ing hor-e than eight quarts oi oats With
ct the Carrots Alone. she roots arc cx.
cci.cnt feed f0r CO.'S IN The sprins Lsi1re
grass comes. Also chopped sae. I'D mix
81 With ground oats. they make the b~st O..
feed ior sheep having early iaanb.