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MARKETS.

LONDON, Dec. 6-Noon.-Consols 92I tallew
49s 3d.. sugar quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 16-Afternoon.-Cotton irmer
but no higher sales 10000 bales; bacon 53s. Cd.
HAvRB, Dec. l6.-Cotton heavy; ia on the
spot and l70 sfost- ..--- o.
FRANKFoRr, Dec. l6-Bopds dull, 7si.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 16-2:3O P. M.-Cotton frmer
but not higher.
ANTWERP, Dec. l6.-Petroleum firm, 5ll956
francs. ... .
LIvERPooL, Dec. l6.-Eveuing. market
quiet. sales 10 600 bales. Breadstuffs dull.
LONDON, Dec. l6.-Evening. 28s.
Sd. Tsllow 49s. Cd.
oSDos, Dec I6-Consols 92;. Bonds dull at
743. Sugsr on the spot firm. -
HAvRE. Dec. 16.-Cotton quiet both ahoat and
on the spot.
NEW YoRK, Dec. l6-wool firm; Texa, 2s@
2sc. Freishts heavy; cotton by steam l0ad.;
New YoEK. Dec. l6.-Governments steady;
5.2O's Of '62 ll0i, of '64 1871. of '65 1868. new
issue llOl Of '67 ll0i, of '6S llo3 l04o's 1854.
Money steady but active; call loans, short. dis
counts dull. 7@s. Sterling dull, 1921. Southern
ssaSs closed firm but not up to the highest poi9t
Of The day. UO, SOS r - 1s SsSck; closed daIl
New YORK, Dec. l6.-Cotton steady. Sales
2sOO bales middlines 25lc. Flour-Southern
common to fair extra 81 5OGS Is. Wheat 2@Sc.
better. Corn heavy, i@2c. lower white South
dered I7@l74c. Turpentne 444@45c. Rosin
81 37@7 so.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. ls.-Tobacco frmer-ofer
ings all low grades lugs to medium leaf s. $50
SIS Is. Cotton 22ac. Hogs 99s4 gross. Mess
Pork s26 so. Lard l64@l6i. Bulk meats
shoulders lO5c, clear rib sides lac. clear sides
l44c. supeIfne Flour IS 25@5 75. Wheat 81 so
0Sl IS. Corn 60G62c. Oats 54067c. Whisky
97@9s.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 16.-Cotton more doing; prices
advanced 4c. Sales to day 1900 bales. MiddlIngs
23l@234c. Receipts l5s. Exports coastwise
S44 TO Liverpool 2775. Total 1922.
ST. LOUIS Dec. l6.-Tobscco nomnally un-
changed. Superfne -four S. 1906 so. Corn
76(aSOc. Oats 56060c. PORK s26 50927. Bulk
meats, shoulders l0s@llc., clear sides lta9l4ic.
Bacon shoulders l2Gl24c.. clear sides l73c. Lard
l60l7c. Whisky 9i095c.
CINc1NNATI, Dec. l6.-Fami'y -four 81 50@s.
Wheat 81 so. Corn 6S@7Oc. Oats 6i@65c.
Cotton steady, middngs 23ic. Whisky CSC.
Pork held at s27. Lard l65@l7c. Bulk meats,
shoulders lOlc. Sides l34@l44c. Butter $50
4Oc. Eggs 33c. Groceries unchanged and quiet.
MOBILE, Dec. a. Cotton market firm. Sales
to-day $3.50 bales. MidGlings 23@23lc. Receipts
2249 bales. Exports 450 bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l6.-Cotton 10 moderate re.
anest but frmer. Sales 4l6 bales middlings 233G
23ic. Receipts 1893 bales.
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ST. JAMES HOTEL.
ST, LOUIS HOTEL.

SINKING OF THE STEAMER SuccEss.-From the
officers Of the steamer Gov. Allen, which ar
rived here last night from Trenton, we learn that
the steamer Success, Capt Dorman, from Camden
for this port with seven huudredand sixty nine
bales cotton sunk at Lone Grave, in the 0uachits
river. last Sunday night, the 18th inst. about IL
O'Clock, in about sixteen feet Of water, by strlk
ing snag. At the present stage of the river.
sh~r~ 10 Pr"h-b'l..y es rsisinG hsr but II the
river should rise, she will prove total loss. The
steamer Gov. Allen took of 522 bales; there are
still 247 bales in the engine-room and bold. That
cotton in the engne-room viii 10 all probability be
taken Of by the steamer st. Mary or Vicksburg
they being the next boats bound down. That in
the hold cannot be got off unless the boat is Tassd
The Gov. Allen brought down her officers and
passengers. The manifest Of the success will be
fOuno ia our marine column.
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Ntgre Policemen to -bs Restored.
SEVEN WHITE orr1cEss ntslss.

Last evening. when the night police force had
assembled In the cap room at the Central Police
Station, before going out upon their beats. Capt.
Boyd Robinson, commanding the First Precinct,
addressed the men. some ninety seven In number.
stating that under orders from the Metropolitan
Board some of the negro policemen would shortly
be placed again en- duty. and informing the men
that. necessarily compelled he was to carry out
the instructions given. be yet notified those pres
ent that any of them who under the circum-
stances might desire to resign from the force
woHld be allowed to do SO. Seven men stepped
forward and dissolved their connection with the
metropolitan police then and there. Their names
are:
Patrolmsn WIN. Lynne, No. liz.
Patrolman NJ. Mclaughlin. No. SO.
Pstrolman NJ. Wbalen, No. lis.
Special Psroman John 7. rully.
Special Patrolman Joseph Burke.
Special Patrolman Robert LOTUS.
Special Patronan ID. Prendergast.
A colored member Of the force named Walker
has been on duty, we are informed, as corporal in
the First Precinct, for three days past, but no
colored policemen have in that precinct been yet
placed on beats. The action of last evening was
simply anticipatory of the fact.
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MIsCELLANROUs.

MOBILE. Dec. l6.-The races heretofore post
poned on account Of bad weather, will commence
tomorrow
AUGUSTA Dec. ie.-The town Of Alberton has
been slmost entirely destroyed by fre. Loss
100000.
new Republican paper in Atlanta opposes
further Congressional interference In the recon.
structiop Of Georgia.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l6.-By arrival at this port,
the bark Wm. Edwsrds from Omoa. Honduras,
for LIVERPOOL, is reported wrecked on Rustan
Island.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. l6.-Northesst storm
prevailing.
ToROETo. CANADA, Dec. 16.-Wheian, convicted
of the murder OF McGee, Is to have a new trial.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
Large Fire.

CHARLESTON. Dec.' l5.-The large fourstory
building on Main street, Columbia, known as
Gregg's Hall, was burned yesterday. Ii included
the crOcsery establishment of Gregg Co., the
brokers' Office Of Gregg. Palmer a. Co., the photo
graphic gallery OF Wesrn d Hix, and Clendenning's
restaurant. Loss $4,000, two-thirds covered by
insurance. Two fremeD. named Darlington aud
Squire, were killed by falling wall, and several
others we're severely if not mortally wounded.
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ERoM HAVANA.
The Iasurrsetfop.

HAVANA, Dec. l6.-The government is engaged
in searching for political offenders. Many arrests
have been made here and in the interior, including
some well known citizens.
Balmaseds was at Havana on Sunday, consult
ing with Lersundi. He returned on Monday with
Ienforcements. Additional troops will be for
varded 1000 are expected from Spain to.
morrow.
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POSTAL ESTIMATES. EIC.-POstmsster General
Randall has sent to the House estimates of the
money required for the service of that depart
ment for The year ending June, 1870. The sum
total is s24 500 000 of this the inland mail trans
portstion including the overland and sea mails to
California, requires nearly sl3 $50 900.
The secretary of war sent a communication to
the House. on the l4th stating that it is imprsct-
cable 20 state with sufficient accuracy the amount
expended during the year ending June 80, 1868,
on account of the Indian war, and that the amount
expended for river and barbor surveys aud i'm
proyements for the same period was IS, 400, 900.
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FROM THE PASSES.

SoUrHwEsf Pass, Dec. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sole. Wind YES, and fresh. No arrivals or de-
partures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. 16.-Bsrometer 30:l0.
Wind west southwest, strong. Arrived: Bark
Fsvorite. Fred, master, 60 days from Liverpool,
with general cargo to Hunter & Co., steamship
W. G. Hewes, Trip, master, from Galveston, with
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FROM MONTGOMERY.
The Alabama Legislssure-Mortgage ale
of Railroad.

of - Railroad.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. l6.-A resolution TO take a
recess until the 10th Of January was voted down
to-day. II is probable the Legislature will sd
jOuTD about Chrisimas.
Bills have passed both houses opening all judg-
ments granted By courts in this State on debts
contracted before the 25th Of May, 1865
The bill allowing the statute of limitations to run
during the war has also become n is~- Tho
effect OF this bill is to wipe out all debts not sued
on which we're contracted before the war or six
Yeas before the passage Of this act.
The Southwest and Northeast Railroad was sold
to day under mortgage by the State for f3lS, ,000-
II was purchased ~ John Stanton, of Boston, 10
the interest of the Wills Valley Railroad, Of which
ex-Gov. Patton Is president.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-17

TRIBUTE TO TIE MEMORY OF RossIs.-At the
communal theater of Turin q mark Of respect
was rendered to Rossini on the evening OF the
18Th nit. After the second act tie curtain rose
upon the stage hung with black, snd the whole Of
the company, wearing Grape scsrfs. were per-
cejyed standing round bust Of the deceased
N sestro. The audience at once rose and re-
NAMED uncovered while the orchestra PLAYED q
symphony made up of music from the p" GAzza
ladra -
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River NEWS.

LouIsvIILs. Dec. l6.--weather wet and mode
rstely cold. River falling-six feet four inches in
the canal.
vIcKsBuRG Dec. 16.-Psssed down: Empire at
8 A. NJ. Up: Lizzie Gill, at A. N. River
rising.
vIcKsBuRG, Dec. lG.-Psssed down: Stone
wall 81 s P. NJ. and the Horner and barges at 6
Z.
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ysiss, owing TO the peculiar and Important relations
which sy sustain their peculiar organization, and the Offices
sbss pe<iorr subject many ssssngs Freedom from
there eenthu In small degree to their hsp 'ines and
wesre be happy Who m Not soy 50, but
Female Complaints long be suffered
torup on without involving the general health Of the ndd
usi, end ang producing
PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE.

Nor pleasant TO consult physician for the rgs Of
these vsriou delicate sHscsOns only upon thp most
urgent necessity win time woman far sacrifice he great
eat darn ss 70 do this The Win then thank rs for
placing In sber hands simple specifics which will b. found
reaeous in relieving and curing almost every one II those
rOubesone complaints peculiar 70 the sex
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FROM EUROPE.
Bpsfn TrsnquiI-Reverdy Jchpson Defends


hirseff
MApRID, Dec. l6.-Spsin is entirely Tranquil.
LONDON, Dec. l6.-Reyerdy Johnson. in letter
to the WoTkingmen's Society. juslifes his inter-
course with Laird and other friends of the South
during the war, by the example of sherman and
Grant. he attributes the attacks on him in Ameri.
can papers and elsewhere to a secret dislike of
the preservation of pacific relations between the
two countries.
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The Galveston Bulletin announces be total loss
Of the Bremen bark Tortuus, oH that Dorf. Grew
and passengers saved, but most of their heavy
baggage loet. s..... ~ ~. /.
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The Mckinney Messenger says that only about
400 bales cotton were made in Collin county last
year. but that this year the product viii foot up
2C0o to $500.
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THURSDAY MORNING.. DECEMBER IT, 1868,

merchandise and passengers to c. A. Whitney d
Co.; che passed up at p. M. No departures.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUoHu.


Hundreds suffer on IN silence and huooreos OF otns apply
vsiny druggists and doctors Who either merely tantae
them with the hoe Of sppy remedies which make
bcm would not Wish TO assert anything that would
DO injustice 10 the afflicted, but am obliged 70 say hat
although may be produced om excessive oftns
powers ollie, BY isnonou' employment nn"hoe''s A 'no
food rrofsss nenituson tne use Oh 'es Aha e'e''' n
frequent childbirth us fAr ofensr caused Os ai'e''
spplied to the mucous membrane OF 'ne sAsihsn1e
Whsn reviewing the causes ot tnese o'"e'ns o'''p'
HIS most painful to contemplate the attendant e''
sueot upon them II Is but simple jussos o'ne 'ae'' "
srmeate few Of the many additional causes ~n'eh 80
srgey Affect the
LIFE. HEALTH AND hArr VI
ins eAsse' o' ''0''''' ~" "
sriess drec's 'ne "e"~'' " ''' ''''''
msn'a 'ns' eA"'' 'O' p''''e -
ssusesthe years that nature oes'sneo 'Or c'p0ef
mertto be wasted anu pe'e''u 'H ''' ''''
the early confinement OF scnooi' sno e'pe">' !" "' ~
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FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY,
WHITES OR LEUCoRRHGA,
TOO PRoFUsE NEFsrRUArIoN.
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS.
FOR PRoLAPsus AND BEARING DswS,
OR PRosApsUs UTES1
WE OFFER THE MOST PERFEcr sPsoIFIC KNOWN:
Helmbold's Compound Extrt,ct Of Buchu.
. Directions for Use, Diet and Advice s,eimpany.
FEMALES IN EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE,
From infancy old will dad remedy to aid
satureIn In the discharge of It's functions.
STRENGTH Is THE GLORY OF MANHOOD AND
woxAsHooD,
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHUi
Is MORE STRENGTHENING LIIAN ANY OF THE
PREPARATIONS OF BARK OR IRON.
Infinitely Safer and More Pleasant.
HFIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCaU.
Having received the ndorsemen, pr.mIaen ply
s,eiaus IN the United offered to afflicted hu-
man,y as CERTAIN CUBE for ths following diseases aud
symptoms. from Whatever cause originating;
eereral Debility.
Mental and Physical Depression.
ImbseIliy.
ps.sr rninatiOn Of Blood to the Head.
HystsriA,
GsrsrAl IrritabIlty,
Rss,iSssnsss and sesples.ns.. at Night,
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Los. of Appetite.
Dyspepsia
EmscistiOo,
Low Spirits.
porranisatiOn or Paralysis Organs of Generation
Psp,sOn Of Hssrt and, all the cOncOmitanis Of
aServOus and D-snitaied state of the system.
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!, T. ,, &C., : 2s's;: !: Sc e ysss yx!;s :;'s s:s
ss:sis1s5 g s2.. : {: ~: .. & - , z,s.ss -
- Se - -, O. 9 s'ZI's1..ss: -
& 8 hsgs-lhs11 5EssGiSl
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Pro. dSnss OF Cosgress-Suprems Court
Executive Ksminatioos-The GOsernm
of Msrylnnd-Ffnanefa al Estimstes-Oppost-
tios te sunBer's Georgia BiiI-Pay Of south
ern nssnstors-The Expee.ed Deeision ON sAe
l<raal n. nder Act.
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Speak OF them as they are nothing extenuate,
Nor set down aught in malice"
He remitted the tine. but warned the witness TO
refrain from further obscenity.
TIE CRESCENT has received catalogue from
Gabriel De Feriet, the popular auctioneer, OF two
thousand volumes of French novels and other
works, to'be sold tomorrow, beginnisg at p. NJ.
The catalogue contains great many choice
works.
TIE New OFFICES erected in the third story of
the old courthouse building. for the aecommoda.
lion OF the clerks and their deputies, of the Third
Fourth and seventh District Courts are exceeding
ly convenient and spacious.
LOLA MoNTRz was arrested and confined for iu.
toxicstion. last evening. Shrine of the mighty,
can IL be, etc."
TIE TEMPERATURE yesterday, ss shown by the
thermometer ct G. Duhsnels, Ill Canal street,
lately corner Bienville and Chartres streets was
as follows: AtsA.x. 46 degrees; II 4. So;
Pm. IS: 6P.M.57.
YESTERDAY, UNDER A SEARCH WARRANT, the
house Of Pierre Bertrand, on Dauphin street. was
searched, and . variety Of property, including .
lot Of glass and crockery ware, poignard and Q
seIf-cocking revolver we're found and brought TO
the station. ~ y. ~, NJ,
TIE RESIDENCE or MS. CoLxAS, on 81. Louis
street, near Msrais. was robbed Of lot Of cloth
ing and ffty dollars in currency during Tuesday
night. ae' s.is 80 e.
A YOUNG NAN BY The nsus Of EIkhsrt eallsd
upon the soperinfsndent Of police yoGtsr1ay
morning, reqpestng the assistaios q ~ - sisl
for the recover e . yaluahlo 'vatoh vorlh o6oo,
vhich be svello4 had besn paWnel yilboo1 su,|
thorig fren ~. ~ ovn0e ef e ~ yonnG
rss TSnsn IA ~ - = = esrns g -.reeZs
po;hss % 'sa sss 3 fssi1 ssis I u 3 sssssss -
vas Psrticulasly Ss:lross 3 rselai1 = o.plala
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FEMALES IN EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE,
From infancy to old will dad remedy to aid
sature in the discharge of its functions.
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IN nANkNIrTnN.

L. ths r.ssftct Ccrr- a. r5- Irii,t ~,..ss - az
nt.frfr- g Mstar
10 thC matter 81 Nm \ tsrrri.h Tarlr,suf -
Iuis - 10 give uaiice that Vrtiitoa has ts-su
ffvssfirl 90 tr te--t. t.s --ih dsl -frh-r 80
~ " "a y 'icrrtrh o.. Su-ka a. la - a bis-F{rt .
hinkrul = lraf'nr that 30 rslY De- dscrvsI 60 nass
tll di-sNArrv rsts s hs d~lts pro, sb~ ub.ssf tfs
ltsNkfuFf ~. and Ittu rr4ffEE - - f.ttus. n
81 ar1,r u b. thr Coz. .s-, hrartag =. a.d st..a
the asulr, og tfie t~'H y.y 60 lDcrInt-r \ L. t.s-
tsiorr ihr togrj tn - tlAll as pi.fri.- a.
O'Clock = " sd that uofc- 'hsrrog D. f.at.asf,ti
iu thv pAtnfi prHln,s.. 81 me Portland W. EIy
Aa'srtstr. trN fFlsrFrs pfILisd IN sasa Isiftrlrt
orc' w'7"A g.. Fhrrv sucss.stKc ssr.. All tHaf
g.. CREDITOR whs have pros'si ,hs.t ash. ana ls.f
T'rsous "a intsrvst, nav Apgsar 81 szid tiusr -nd
I.aer apd show caUss, a .ay they have. "a uy tar
prayer II aid I-rtitIo4s should not b. srzatrI
VA. 4. rREd4E.
t1rrk Of DistTicS Co-ft l3I asle u4asIies.
oct ~. 9 II
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Farm for Sale.

fINIlE '"hsrrtsrr odrr- 81 sale ht- Farrn .itua.
L Set ga ne t"ae 81 iaris, wuhin tso tii,-
~ ihc C"aHS tl"usr, AIT lour n,Ls ADD a hall
from the o. PIT at S,'ath Pans
sad Pam coas's'- Of 200 acre. or more ct
Lat. w''h great patton OF ,,l,u-b..s had Hzs
"a twS st"r, tioa-,. No,d and Carnage Uus.
bafE TOMS, suh G. iLsr und~, ihc v hole
sad arm coHlsia- 4 The bet Orrhar,ls "a
.hr Gounty - Us,urd. .na has u.-,,- L.ns, tru,i
than Rny '1hcr orchard 80 ihc ~uitr--tu sttt r-af
irr'- rhrrN sst piufu tres. Poor kanirs- APP
pA' tree. 80 ""t "a "schsrd form. and etzhir,-a
H'''isei - sur@c'l 'i''r ..,si 'vU ,cars oij.
SaIi Pam can tc bad a. a r--, hfs-.,., a &.
faA. ~Hh -tovk farming took and hay ~ ,i.s,r,-i
Tor 10 th~r Pa'ticuilrs, 'pqrrc 1T Ihr ssh-rr s-,
Ca tie rrrSht-cs.
Cot. ORISON RiTlEY
Ilrt lb iSf,S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-27

Brs,lsh Ani, ries must he the United States
a. soon as commercial relations are es.
tablishcd.
The tue policy OF Maine is 10 construct
such railroads in the first instance, as will
give the most Immediate return for profits.
No one doubts that line from Bangor to
5; John will pay handsomely on its costs TO
the company. deduciins be liberal dona.
tons of money. in New Brunswick, and OF
lands and claims on the United States bv
Maine ard Massachusetts. These Donation.
viii reduce the working cos, OF the line be.
low the average OF the roads in Maine.
The Knox and Lincoln road i, the most
expensive line in progress in the State. ard
1t is estimated to cost from some $50 COZ TO
$40 600 per mile, for it, entire distance OF
40 miles
The Bangor and Piscaiaquis road. 40
miles in length. will cost inside OF S20. OoO
per mile wi'hou, equipment. The Belfast
ard N-~pott Railroad. as miles in length,
viii cost S25 900 per mile withou, equip
ment, the mosns Of buiidiug OF which. are
all subscribed The Somerset Railroad. 81
miles in length, Is under lease To ;he Maine
Central Railroad at COS, If so. eco par
mile. as !. lie Dexter aud NcWrot, line,
both Of which will bc completed Tor the sums
named.
T build new liue FROM the Portland *
Rochester Railroad IN Corha,n lhrouch the
OssiPee Valley to thq line OF the Boston,
Co"cord & Montreal Railroad a, Meredith.
a distance Of GO miles. val. cost sbou,
so coo per mile"
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~ NANkGUrrJ \.
l. tbs pi.tr5e' C,a-t Il ih- UsHr.i S,.te. ior
bsttflt ~ E.ta~

T. lbs u'.tiei C,s,-l e ,h- al,.i S,.e. lor tac
bttuut oi N.ta~
J. he uaurr ui Nathiai,l KH"a1s. E-aitarl t.
Inc - 90 g''s oottcr 'sa' ir'it,"a h4s t-rs
pfs.-t''se g. the ,,-,ft ihs - ds, - Nv ,-ut-t
i~6~. b, Nathas.ri Res &, e T1ueF. 90 .,pt de-
toe. n rsHSru,', prs, nig that ne a.aN b. t~rf-.t
& have iuH ttsc nstsr i,,5- l4 BE-. ,eht. fross.
Ia Hart the BanAru Acy. as.i p.-ss rrsf,--s s..d
psttiDn, - o. ntd~.-d D., he Com .aa, hr,rras
l. hat uitrD t.s. zane tE' 4h ..t "a lssJ.ss,
\. u ie,g i-..,,, the C,-srt o. i..fii4ni ~ ssit
tl.irioi "a tsa "'slsri : VI. sui th.t NJ rr
thereof i.r iah.,,h-l 90 abe tAlstl D..ua.sst .rH
the TsriLss3 Ns,' apl Wei, A1vstti-er. ~ o..
lssi-rs p'ia.r' GA r.it D.sir,l, once = ut,k scr
tafec rsss1~ ~.-k-, ant tit sil rs~stDs. ", be-
h4s. ps.,rd the,5 dsb,. asd cher g.sr-gas 80 ,.-
t-rssi. inss 5rar aud sIss r4us. q ars tLst
h-'.. 81, to- prayer q Sad peiri,on .a.sli a,.t
- gfsu5ra-
VIZ. =. PREHLE.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-27
Another 0rchardist's Experience.

LtNKRMopE FAILS, Oct 263b. 1865
notice Sears, in late number OF the
JoarbAl. "a asked son4e questions abou;
orchard;ng and tbs cultivation Of fruit irses
A. experience teaches. viii give h,,lc
OF nv own,
Sonc iew year. since, purclrased. in
LivoTnorc. an cd oIel.ard Of lome iso
hundred trees. Which looked Ike tic sad
remains OF ~ former g.r-ratian.'
The Grst year /, paid bat little more than
the interest GA the cost. In the fail Of the
second year. alter the leaves bad fallen. !
had ii thoroughly trimmed. al limbs and
green sprouts cut Of. oil bark and m oss
scraped of the trunk washed with lin. and
salt. aud horse ioai OF DIRT from under al
old lar" pot close around each tree
Tue third year sold truiI enough from
1t To psy tic purchase. TO say ro,lius o!
Wa, was reserved ia NY own use, aud J..
has hoTre vel, ,iuce.
When trimming. nrirhbor i came along
and told ne vas doing wrong. Tia, il vas
the wrous ume Of year. ard lAa, ,ao.id
sPo. aiy orchard. Common sense .houcrcr.
seemed 10 teach lhs; ,a,c IN TO-, fall va tie
iiH, % .-ia. IS there was no danger Of
!oars Am1, bleeding. aai tbc cut would
scasoD %, re- aav Of sar ia The follow
iaS r.. 80 : l,p, on. Live or de.
vzs determined 60 II, lie experiment..
5aHg .r,,s tsvc 40 Jsouble 20 grow.
irs Have 50 ,lea o. uez5.y a.. k,,-s %
So. 5r- .a-a hard O. - Even & ,se
sw aosH b! Gre Is: s7iiac 49, comm. up
AGAIN Csc -r,a. Is..-.i, Is, i5ess az ot,-r
~ vasrs aJsa.uE s.. -ras. 81 5.eu Ten
vi,La4; care Ts.e ia- ll,..ucc. = r..s~.uc
ta.-. iil= s.-. rsau u1ha-si,- O.. 81. freshly
ias i-1f --t,r - as~a=i r1t,ins iD- ~cn,,
80 ~tsAsas lfs,si----s - cal Geld
v.-' SIS Ia fa- -za.- r. lsi,.rs al car
ss-- 90 s.zsk-. n tsg. boz an reason
a..s a.sE s2Peei =. -rr'e ;5ce. vli,h r.
s-i-.s '.--e Ge,cn or more proper,.c.-
l.-,s.l al e.glas',, 20 thrive without
---s aal -4l-u-cs
I-r greatest pest ! hs,c arc the horor,
Lr ,a- way, uuN F., ID, y,mc 10 dig them,
S...i i..s s-a.er' r-g iay. tatcbod aud
-a s~ss-t hai commenced - york Ancr
's.F --. St g.. rg' SOME sheet lad around
a.a .e .a sal ,iN iurl,, vide or
u.1-, ar5 'h-, vil so,, cut. IS Tie
's-ts -r-v 'a- 'raI -i,. .sraad. 30 f.. is d,
a.o'~s rs..-l ro.Hi :, ca be g 10 30, -,
:. Tie 'st, saa t-.s i..t 3. local Nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-27
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