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COUNTY OF oNEaRn

1857
Mb 1W-i T. O. n..rs travel Gam Hirtm
tp Waterford and Sweden ,pI h.ck
on Usi'iion - iictacu "A x6.iI nls cd 90
." D dNs' nii, ndanoe oa aane ~ 30
june 0ih-io l7O miles iravc from tIiram
10 itgNhurv ani lnok. u0 pctitioa of
Geo. " Phi.byick aad other. IL 90
To days attend inrc go same 40 80
Pad Toe fe,riagn 30
Ilth--fn l30 ulrcs travel from Hiram
&" Bethel an hark. un o. .it,on OF l .
=. SW.,n. "a and others Ii 90
4" dANs' atrHdancr GA sane 90
!sth--io 10 miles travel % petition
~ JOAN Bake aRi tthcts 90
10 days att rutaucr % same , 90
To 100 m,ics ifs,ys from iiirliin
n Pane snl bach. 90 ll-titiou 81 =.
King tnd Oth.t- 10 90
10 o,e IN, $ Attendance 10 same = So
Jun 9'a--Io 80 m,i-. travel from liiram
Ia Hanover aud isck. oH petition OF
Sveclulcu 81 Hanover AZ 90
Te days. a'icid,n-- ou flmr 10 90
laid ilt lctriage 20
Aug. 70 ito 100 n,ilcs travel nom Hiram
Ia Pans All hack on petition of Asa
h,ml5Ili sad others 10 90
To day sueniIB-u an stme so
%Ist-Io dsy attendants, ou petition
S.fuiHi king and utaer~ 81
VT <S'h--Io 100 mi'cs trtyv' .rom Hiram
to tlsiliord and hack. ou petition Of
,nh-ld :. Rub,a.on an, utIs rs 90
o = dsys attendance same Z so
10 paid postage 90
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THE WHTGOM3
Horse Hay Rake,

II the Iicst Horse Rake known IT RAKES
CLEAN, w,rks easy, and l. warranted To give
better sati.f,ctipn thln any other rake ever in.
ven,ed--a- The following tes,im"n "A frt.m one Of
the llrgsst farmers IN UNfurd County, shows:
FRYEBURC, 10 Feb. 5th 1893
II. II. DOnGE. ESQ.,-Dear STR { purchn.ed last
season Que OF a. Nh,tcomb Horse Hay Rakes, and
after raking with Il oEe hundred and nily tons OF
hay, can safely say, Abor-saviug machine II IL
Indispensable. would chceTftily recommend IL TO
any one dsriring rake IL works equally well on
rough and smooth ground
You're, &c, ~. u. 4. HUTCHINs.
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DEE

Ia Tart, i,t1 iast, NJ. whiuuose IS Uowkcr
Trd 81
w. tfts. Nav 18Th. Nrs. -a-aa ~81rcy. aged -.
.Nh.farhassff- uBI.-r+ litarH clp..
IA faTtHUd, Ma iJih Me- lirlcp Maria " IT. of
Nis arRtn Race o. ~ - i- YEAR tail ghsrr S1l.
az aud " agi- Record u H-rkuslI
r. -acrzsfaJpH. June 'lti. ivtls 81 Liant aged 4
yrtrt nr,..-iFgEnf~S % N- ). tai Maria q. amt
10 fs.uu4''. Nay '-t, l+lsn Nt Er. 4i.r r. sid
ocy rHt IIr.r. D. ~ 1.tisra. sr-ti Ir.tr- o. raa.
IT, Ia'ues May t.1 N-s. Anst Murray aged 81.
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Brighton & Cambridge Cattle Markets

it-ryr,-- ENtr. quality. go l1f,so,4 a-., sg,,i
. 80 - s"c 40 s. .1,lNl1.3. third 10 O.. .r
30 I'D P. GA thr total sciFai Of hide. ,aiipyv
f,,e7r~st cr'sief ~ -77Vs, h1t.s sc. RtiooFti.-s
N"uAtS4 p1iS-a-s| i3 D s. handy -icvF- no
. .-'. 90 "a iittt" sh1sv their ,llac nt beef
, Viz ttwa-lNtrs. t-t * '1u. o0ilaar. .stSa-l.
n,i:sFs. 50 i-1.
.,tfrr Northern a 55l-V = extra eto.v ?
~H"' rts - W1o.e ss'r, ISLES gytAE .aIl Fa,
Hogs. ,'atli-
"a ~ { -1sa ch
EEN NEhS- Th'uTh The rc-s ip:s OF cattle wrrr
cate 'raa-. trade Fa' si'S. The market iau and
price, lower, MS ' rAp.-tacd - ,hc flos q Ia.
o'st-'uT!y 90. tho pasi t-o w,eSs
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fo-Ihr excellent AsfErFrAN DgsAv tgsraf,r.
tufy3 ty \. - & D.. -Hfitb fi1.tsh u.ssf AZ al.
a. eHnfruit-n t,. r, cs sfE.ria nottrr a large
d"-htr ttN&tt tlsffaslras 20 rt5ps al9.r heq IS
sI- -Asf uotes view i4frr'y heard s,s1v. the tl9ir
fsr ~ y tus1rs, aA.ig zEesr.l sEylls tar r,ri
iaf tDn' n M cratar!s - ,T ~ ~. s.ff sfur,
Ah4 ~ motto T-rs svrf tTkt1g. $50 notice tha. thr
usr g trae b-aifil' .a.tr, leo r Be- hytoUi-, D., D.
rs t-'t lated by las c4 ,ci,tlr- iu ga. ar,.r -.,t
-harll st4- Ffr- lrr.H
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,SP CTfCIE,S

Which have been cSttusi'cy a. 3 Ia tho N.s Epz-
i4rI states Hle utsf .fE' .Fur md fsr which they
claim fhr uuiHrusrfinu,f 4Islr fHgr- over those Iu
ordinary ass the proof ~ VS. .rft may fs seen iu
their cons .fr .n.-. l-Ius uusiI..s during resi-
i.r-. Boo 'fur.u.' .. - ssar-
80. iht' from ''r perfect .--trurtl.n o. tE.
l-usra, fsY I..is. anil pr.-rrsc .i. ght rendering
frequent h4r-r luu. .ts-aTf.
-i .'a' f.yl c.al'. a tI...i-urs alI i.stilrius-4
"i rfsiur. f'fH tu Irllur' .i err. auf comfort mot
.'f'r-.' rri .|rl '. -lHe'..'. $50 ...rs.
90 lsl- Gr IuH.. rli o. 10 ,tHf. .I Zoe Lenses are
z.. and manufactured o. ...i.I. Ir Hyll. .Yru1fsa
tHI '' t.... .--i aud ur....s. .uI not itul.a 2
Do ..... s...t..N'
i'-. fhf 4s 'ss.as- Boz F...i t ~ aresct. whether
gold 'Frf Hr .f.r.. DO. rt f-s nest quality afi
hni 'If. and 4 arlat,.i perfect ir .cr, re-p,rt
Toe. Ar. tIH only spec. tee fIa pretsrsf d. we'll
lsi Assist tue -.lHt. Aud 80 est bsrluse the
bee siFI-. lasting rlry J,,is aitaJut change
hsilE nrrsasGrE.
3U0r. ~ thU ftTu viii u.t NORWAY. 70. tie
we 20 .tt.r sent. .frr tlrHe f.JutHs tor tf our
lu.e 0f citing thH.. II.irr differ. .ight- etp- nv
.H'.'r"'rf cold - heir NkeUt fH-ius th. Interval
eW b. exc anaof fre' IS eaa,. rJt properly
#r|.I.
a--NE ENrL1Y $50 rLDi 'Bs
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SI37 50
y N. HUBBARD.


STATE OF MAINE
ONFoRp. ss.--Uccrrnhcr 81 1857
lir''tc me personally appyurs Noah r. Hub
bad, ore oi the County Commit ..ionrr- Tor .-,,J
county r"d u'nd" "a'h N The 9TH the ai,oye
account, hy him entered apd .u'I SCI il,ca
WM. II. NiIRt,.I., CLARK "
''.urt-. ipr ONi,rd 60.
Having fret audited lui examined the above &C
count ni y. O.. ulbil,u.. Ne a-reb, crittf thlt
~ Nov thrron ihr -um OF $50 hund, ,d and
eighty iour dollars 'pJ hty Gents. C-2Sl 50
WM. *. kINBALI., Clerk
ENo-H Eos rsR. Jr., rouu Attorney
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I $50 intN 49,. a.f e.,.I
r,."e" HiHm aa r..a-. lrI .a. ..I.-
.. ...-es u.
Woo Cagding Il Cloth Dressing
Ba etbs uiu-IaND. .sa.u. o.. v.H
-Tpr ne heretofore. OBJ IS, fffsifstt1u o. bob d
e .. 'fnp.' i.si. A'.r'r. r...u.', a.f.r1sffo.
2! -. COLE.
Job Printing done AZ hi, once.
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IL AR L led.

Ia Nsco, Jauo 81. VI tlber str1n,, and Mis-
LA VI. SPAR. both 1f RAYMOND
- k~ra- F-'h. Juno -th. NJ fdvin kry-- and
Ms Aiv..lba Chapman. both 20 Iirsoasa~ld
IL h1Ni9n I1n' 80, Ar jason ~. sawyer Of
~lcn. aud N.ts lflru.f ~. CARO-. az ll4,t.n
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Wellington wn thr uiAn isr hts place. Jackson
vs. th' m.u 90 XII 'hr saoss,cr tAuE aui Jane +.
fe &c 'sr very man 90 Hsat AT osHcf, la ,.e MANI
i4s-srr u gyrc asa vh7lc-urne sal,ra,u-. Hl. g..
iao s.HA ihat does p.s s-sa,s. Sold ty .roccr.
"'sfy'@hefy zach p4esass tyar, ,hr EAa.
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O. A. p Port No. %

-r.Yf rtTfs Jas. d. f>.
tsrrruAr punfn
rl,e r,rrsi.- rf ihis P,,st. VII ass.mhj. 20 sos
HaU of irle' SO. o. Norway. ga SvNpAy. Jun
siat, q a'sioes. r. N Co up.fr with th, coursie-
o. ,sii rus' On he appropriate t1l soisuru ,iaty or
dcnrafing tho graves ~ ihcs- 'i.tue soii.crr spd
s,ii'rs whos rem-ius 'l- Ga thc grave yard. .'ta
C'rsetrri.s of a.. tuu iowrs
Tho Adiutaut OF the Pusi. l. CHARGED with the
da'ic- Of eoinpie,ug th' rIu.si;c details Comrades
ara r0qac-t,-i g. he prouapt
D. , SHAW. Coumandrr
I. SruwELt. rorf AaIufsnt
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Sheridan CA'aiD Condition Powders
~rre invented 10y one OF the most cxper-
fenced veterinary surgeon. ~ the Uuitel
States. and arc offered 20 The public ,sith
tne fullest assurance that Whenever used
entire satisfaction must bc the result
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PUTmp SoUE TuuoNr. ThoLest rcmedy
ihi' ias ever boon discovered for thi.
dreadful disease Is Iohusons AnoIyu.
L'nimtn' We 10 On, simple jusgic, 90 tho
medicine, as vel a. 20 ihe public when We
rec 'nincni ibc same Tor general use -
llIAhiaS u : , Daily.
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SIG 80
y. u HUBBARD.
COURT BILL.

COURT BILL.
County ~ ONTorp. To y. u HUMAN
1857 n
10 100 mJ~s navel and NV ATTENDANCE
80 'nutr, \ J '''~1ri rrrn ~I5 90
To 100 milc. travrl ind days IUea lance
nl March Adjourned rr.n II 80
/" 100 mikes tIIy,i,,nJ dAys' .lirn lance
az May 'lrrm % 50
l. 100 miles travel ,na . days attendance
~ JoSc Adjourned FERN n SD
To 100 u"l"- travel snd day attending
AZ September Iern 20 on
10 100 u'lcs travel aad dsy.' attendance
't November \ Jluucd FERN II 80
To 100 mia travel aud 7 ,aS-. tttsDd,nr,
10 December \ J1urnri reril p 80
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ELIAS VI CARTER


COURT BILL.
Cor~rY 90 DSTpRn ro Ett,s VI CARrrR.
1907 DF.
t. On .ut''. travel auf ut.s' ott rnitrce
40 January AJnurne- Ir,n SII 10
10 ~ "a. be- travel suI , dave attendance
~ Marcia NtJ.urcd Tenn 10 50
10 ~ iBti.s ttlg,i lni . ts,s utlr--lt1rs
at Hn, Fem Is %
7, 90 m,i~- travel a~d it,s' Attendance
AZ Jul- ttisrruei I.rm Is 30
70 - rHiir- tayrl 1na d4ys' attendance
q; september Term rs 90
To ~ nii'.. tryri and ltys' ltcnd4ncr
~ Nu,,,nisr tijuuri..i Term 10 so
t. D. m,lrs travel AMI day.' ATTENDANCE
az December taJaugneI Tenn - so
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1867
May To ~ make travel from B-thel TO Sweden
ando,hrr. 700
II ditNs nu ~ %
Junc to 20 tnil.4 travel, irnm Beth.itn
RpNiurv ard hsrk, Oh petition %.
Geo. W ph,lh' 'rk and oihrrs 90
!" rHs- on siln- 10 90
To irtrlp.c %
1t 10 mics travel, ol petition Of
J. ; swan, 2f.si Is 90
IT, 'ty. rn came 90
lA--Io 10 m,ir, ,r,ycl. ou petition 81
John Bank, ettt- 90
T. ? dave Attendance on same ) 90
- @u-iu % nics gTavei lrutn igyihcito
ftris ani back petition OF Slml
King uui others d 90
To dA,-' ATTENDANCE na same 80
" 25-iu - mi..- .llyrl from Bcihcj
90 Hanover aaI il,oA. on petition %
Srlrctur.i Of Hanover %
u" asy-' attendance 1n SANE > 81
To pIrI t-trtl-e %
luls 81 - n, vs travel from Beihel t.
Hanover amt bach, on petition Of
S~lectmrn 81 Hanover ? ~
To : ia,p' u'tenl,nrc on same 10 40
t. p.''t lrrr.s-r 20
Aug t go makes travel from Beihclta
f.r'- 'ni lHck. on petition OF "A
EinuaH % ais. q 90
4" ia.s' ausn.liucc nu same 80
" 2l-i. .S's' ar, .tncr au petition
81 Sato '~l k'osrtli. -
Oet. 29--io 80 iu,'. Ir.tvyi from Bc,h-l TO
liasii.,ri. inI htcs. o, petition 90 "
: Rraius'n ,ni ether. 90
To % ds>s' Attendance on same so
Tor pad ps-t1er 8,
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' OOL-GROWING FARMERS
Manufacturing / oils,

h'r his Dunc' CUSTOMERS. md all Others Who nstv
'aVof hun Nith their patronage.
fi'ueoci D., tho SUCCESS It tho pas, season IN
giving entire sstl.tcf0r, d. tc~ls c,,nfsi,rt n
guaranteeing q The pulilic like Sttisf,ct iun the
present setson, aad by prompt on digcnt atteu.
'i"" 'o ihc husncss, hope. 70 rrcrivo . liberal
shsTv Of p'tror 'ge fr1n avs AMI al shn miy haze
Wool in manufacture.
Al work rn,0i-tei 90 h,n viii b. prompt, -.
ccu'ci. t'd orlrrs strictly adhered 10.
~ Old COTTON - c,rdrd rp made a.
goot az new JASON Z. ROWE.
Norway, Nav p 1868 9n
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The Cobb Horse.

r.. The Horse, .aarI r ,he p,.t Dur
= - tatrs Lf So Aaron = Cobb. uliirIroa.
LA-A- B.. - ,etrs n.i 600. go. .Hg, % - h.u,ds
o -t,..1 iuk BrutY rallI. lr. Hai- ls 1000 Dol.
iie eas sired hy the .rgu'i BrrfvsIre. ioriucr b,
'rcf '} VIZ '.h' tlt o. n1..i ts ih- sire ~
.1e uoH pr1fu'-inl colts io the rfoiniy where be-
80 Nfsn ra,netI.
i.r Hr'hrr re-'.r Bdt.i9p inquire Of lr. die
ta.sIs- I'd. fua-c ai hnf4rs I1 BursEcld, Hebron OF
Nif.a .vher o.. i. ht.t .l.N1
". .l rfnd service lhl .'r..ut ..fa.H a.
tHr .'.tia ofi1r sri,s.r. Der, 20 C.uian Mill
T.fmt-- 5.uJ fl insure 70 &
Owrersrisk. OF OSWOETlt.
M.. ~ Sex
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DSy.Hn. .s .--uersras, 81 1867
r. N. personally .l,rrI g.. G.. ta.rnsa.
.' i.. '..Htg Comm. .-i.1el- .lr -aIt 1uIt,.
,.. nF.s asIh ' 'au roth of fhr above arr JuBts.
Ir h.1 feII.. lui .u'-rrIIl.
WM. b. ktNBAIL. CLERK ~
t.a.4. UHa.l Go.
iitgIlr Htst sxsuI.al trI luitirt fbr si.a.,
I.couHf- 90 g. e.. tusintr. $50 hrrsiy certify
ihas ',r allow thereon far san Of one buU .ft laI
a.vfnIy zht iF'.ls trt t.s'1 .hrs cents. (-I1S
61) WN Is ktNEAiI.. Gers.
END,U FOSTER, IT,, Go. Au't
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Mill for Sale.
House for Sale. at

SOUTH PARIS-IF CALLED FOR SOON
A story Frame House, With l., aud , small
y Stable, suitable co. Boarding House ~ itb Is
2n borders. Lot three ionuhs Of an acre
with or 3 bctung apple trees known rs the
Gratis StABd-about so rods from the Depot to-
wards Norway.
Ferns easy. Inquire of w. r. MORSE. or
join HCkNELL, j., near the premises
Feb 2i 1865
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SCRATCH SCRtTcH, SCRATCHi
DEApEEss.
GArlfkR LE,
GoxSU rrDTI3N
RNI} SAVeElR FIryl IRA.

IrtAtisr on Deafness. Glfarrh. CoI.unpIiou
nni cancer their causes. means % speedy re-
iirt nri aliitaatc cure. ~, pap.i IL the Academy
OF A"ict'e i'ar.s. S~ut ~ any aidrvs- Cor 90 Cts
ORG VIC VIBRATOR
lt fit. into tho az g. Suu prrceptib!r rsfla.r "a
staging noises in tr heal and zhca DEAF p-r.nus
:. near diHipeiY 20 church aud pablo E-sombiir.
lt' iFt-tFutuent w ~ u,tEu proIr results almost
intrarH'5u-, AM irei In utst cases % long stand
iuE d"sin'--, Dc vii -cii"Nr la -lort tame. 10 may
Dc adjusted with go egEs 81 strrfarlcs.
pr ~iilNra - W D. pr,-lcs Hat.y a. ~ E4st wash
tngf"u i'tc'. trirrsity BatlJipgs. \. y daily
fruul i0 O. to'clack. iault.ly
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@''f'ss . af'ahf- an IN
IuE pSLI RELIABLE REMEDY for those
hHN n y NiOENTfpN~ nu flr fl-- e.
trfFv's Moth ant crysiv t.ltign Prepared anly
by 'f. g. PEeHY. % B'rI St Ney No-k
ps-~'.i ~vrrrVh,rg. march - rr.
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ll,v,o- first audited ,al rN,,n,nc.' fh, a.,,v.
arr'nu.r pi T. Vi Carter. hrr-H, rrsif. lh,t
~ allow thereon tIr -Iu oi tNI hundred aud
s-vrn IaIIr- .yui eight, five raut.. (S2pT 81
WI Is NINBtIi.. Cl,rk.
ENbrd FOSTER, j., c.. At',
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Farm for Sale.

's'HE subscriber, haviag made arrangements IN
leave town. odrr- lpr ale his FARM ZONE
HUNDRED ACRES, situated in the c-nirc Of
Paris, Within l.2 miles % West and Snnth Paris
Stations, ADD 2 mites from Paris lI,i. ri, tho
'naiu ROAD from South ps.i@ g. Humlo-I. aud one
puari"r mile from school house
There are IS tc,c- Of iulrtyae and Meadow land
ready iYr the pillow and scyfle; cuts near 20 tons
pi hay wood plenty and well lraccd aud w.,fercd,
with q good muck led.
The buiidings are nearly new the houaa con.
t,in- square rooms, bed ro,ns and q pant,v.
all 6nishcd with perch aud wood b,srse 3Os
p. running .p th" barn; barn i01lO; also a car.
rag "nd sheep house, with a cellar ior swine, ~
xI6
fOr lotih p'rilcular. inquire Of Luther stone
nen the premise, pr 81 the srtscfiler. near Nor
wy village Pwt1r fhe pureha 30 money can -.
main ON mortgage % desired I. ops bel Toe soon
immediate possession " iIl be- given.
OrIs W. BROOKS.
TsTis March 2 1862
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Billiards. Hay Tedder.

This Machine il warranted 10 thornugbIv ,ur,
huT Hcres nt grass "a a. hour thus nccnsnp fishing
the work at from eight 80 ~ Give men; that This
labor saving occurs at q perrin ~ the dav " hen
time - very preclol- that 1t dprs the work so
quickly that III process Of turning eau be several
tune. rcpraird, curing the hay So thoroughly that
II can be t'kcn 10 The barn Ia the best condn ION
the day IT - cut.
The attention oi turner's is called to The above
Machines, lor silc ~
WILLIAM SWEET,
south Paris. Me,
+" whom q letters Of inquiry should I've addressed.
Apri 81. 1865
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The Standard Mower
OF THE COUNTRY.

no Nor PURCHASE A MOWER unit YOU
IL have examined ibe above for you will ic
satisfied That II combines more good features than
any other machine offered to the iaruei.
Road the following Certificates fron, Oxford 90.
farmers, well known, who have tested ihtm:
FNYEnuRo, Ms Feb. 7th 1855
1noS. III. DoDGE, Eco Dear Sir: I bought OF
Col VIM. Sctt. lsst season, one OF your Union
Mowers, and having fairly test IL, can cheerfuliy
say hat, in INV oiinion, Tor ghtness OF draft and
durability, IL far surpasses any other machine with
which avn acquainted. cut With II IS tons of hay
without break or hindrance.
also purchased. af or trial, Que OF the whitoomb
lsakes and can only say, don't know how IL be
battered, as IL perorme1 its work In highly desIru-
bic manner, "a recommended.
Yours truly, SIMEON III JONES
ANDovER, ME., Jan eth. 1868.
hereby certify that have used the Kctchum,
Allen, aud Buckcvc Mowers and tor the past three
years have used Union Mower. For lghtncss of
draft and durability prefer the Union. For the
past three years have kept from 20 to so herd of
cattle. abou, 100 head OF sheep. and from 8 to
hor,cs, aud have cat the most OF my hay wisI tile
Union Mower, aud 1t has not cost dollar for
pairs set SYLNANUS POOR.
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ELIAS VI. CARTER.
STATE OF MAINE.

uNT0Hn, sF.--D-rFu DIl1I 81, I767.
B~ts5~ $50. .~rs1ntls appeared Fla u. Carte,
ao~ &c iar t'ur's 'ln0its- i,1-rs Or siii C.llr,
n~1 IA ,ir oath tlr iruih 10 the a',gr auai q.
ts h..u lcs .rr. fui -.iHt.rlt.r,f.
WI. * kHiBkLL. CIrtk ,f
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STATE OF MAIZE.

Sis o.
o. G.. CUSllNtN
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Commissioners Bills.
THE COUNTY OF OXFORD
To ELIAS VI. CARTER, DIR.

90 s'TFIT0s 10 'NnN-V ClnnI--I1noT 10 tho past
GEAR.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-06-20
Grant, the Butcher.

The New York World has gathered from
authentic sources, the respective forces and
losses of Generals Grant and Lee, between
the Rapidan and the james These figures
have been compiled with great care, and
their substantial accuracy is vouched
Grant, on assuming command May 4,
1864, had of effective men, besides the re-
serve, when he crossed the Rapidan, 125, 600.
Lee at the same date had an effective force
of $1,000
Grants reinforcements up to the battle of
Cold Harbor June Sd, were 81 000
Lees reinforcements, up to the same date,
were $4,000
Grants total force, including reinforce
ments, was 222, 600
Lees total force, including reinforcements,
was 10000
Returns to their respective governments
showed that when both armies had reached
the James, June 10th, the number Of Grant s
army that had been put bOrS de combat, was
I17,O00
Up to the same date, the number of Lees
men who had been put hors de combat, was
l9,050
The two armies then met in front Of Pc
tersburg"
While the Wor1d comedies that Grant
was successful, it insists that the country
should be informed of the terrible cost by
which that success WAS obtained.
We imagine we can hear the Butcher, Z.
s. c., humming the following lines:
AIy name is Butch Grams, 1 was born in a shanty.
To make preacher my father did try.
But there's in talking, FOR a hard one,
I'm bound be q butcher be jabbers diei
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-06-20
The Right Stripe.

Unlike some Of the Democratic papers in
the State, the Knoxville Press and Herald
thus speaks of the action of the late Con-
vention:
The elements comprising the convention
were such as never before mingled for
common purpose. Confederates and Union.
lists, Democrats and Wings, met together,
animated by one glorious impulse, the re-
demptiOn Of the State and country from the
hands of the despoilers
Where men of genius and talent met TO-
gether, 1t was expected that difference OF
individual opinion, on important subjects 70.
latiDg to the organization, and platform Of
the new Democratic party should prevail.
1t was with a sincere desire to do right and
to act justly, that the Convention decided
upon sending some -ex-rebels to represent
the State IN New York No spirit of hos
tility to the Government animated the mem
bers of the Convention in so doing, but the
principle at stake was simply this-can we
in any better manner, prove to the people of
the North that all our citizens are loyal and
law abiding, than by sending to the peoples
Convention representatives from the Wbig
and the Democratic elements-the Unionists
and the rebels.
With a consciousness Of duty we'll per-
formed, the Convention unanimously decided
to admit the old rebel element into their
councils,
The platform embodies, in the first Rvo
resolutions the ideas of the great mass Of
our thinking people, and will certainly be
the ext mple by which the National platform
will be made.
The sixth resolution is a triumphant vim
dieatiOn by the people of Tennessee of the
President Andrew johnson is to-day the
leader Of the Conservative masses Of the
people, and we are confident that, if his
name Is brought forward in the July Con-
vention as candidate, he will be trium-
phantly nominated and most surely elected.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-06-20
The Conservative Soldiers and Sailors
Call for a Convention to Meet in
New York on July 4


The following call has just been issued
for a National Convention Of the Conserva-
tive Soldiers and Sailors By the National
Executive Committee appointed By the
Cleveland Ohio, Convention Of September
II, 1866;
wAsHIxaroS, D. c., Juue 4, 1868.
In pursuance Of a resolution If the Ma
tional Executive Committee appointed By
the Soldiers and Sailors Convention, which
assembled at Cleveland on the 18th of Sep
tember, 1866, a national delegate convention
Of all who served in the Union army and
navy during the late rebellion, and who are
anxious to rescue the country from the rule
Of the radical party, is called to meet at
New York city on the 4th day of July next
Delegations viii be chosen from each State
In such manner and Of such numbers as the
several State Executive Committees may
prescribe, and each delegation viii cast in
all the proceedings of the Convention the
number of votes to which its State may be
entitled in the electoral college.
General Grant is the candidate Of the
radical party, which for three years past has
prevented the accomplishment of nearly all
the ayowed objects of the war, and turned
10 the destruction Of the Constitution and
the Union the powers c6nfded to it for their
preservation but he will be no stronger be-
fore the people than the policy he represents,
If the Democrats ard Conservatives cordially
unite and nominate against him Statesman
or a soldier whose record of patriotic SER
vice is as unquestioDed as his own. The
momentous issues between the two parties
will then be fairly considered, and the
reason, not the prejudice, of the people viii
determine their choice.
The nurpose of this Convention is to ad-
wise and co operate with the Democratic
party In presenting to the nation a candidate
for President who viii command the sup
port Of all who desire to extinguish the re-
venges of the war, abolish the military des-
potisms now ruling the South, give back to
the Southern States the rights of selfgov-
ernment, and of an equal sa3 frateTnai
union and restore to the nation an eeonoui-
cal and constitutional government
Col A. w Bradbury, Maine.
Gen j. Donahue, New Hampshire
Mai J. B. Colt, Connecticut
Col Lawrence. Rhode Island.
e Gen. james McQuade, New York.
Col c. NJ Zalick, New Jersey.
Gen. j. Knipe, Pennsylvania.
Gen. E. Maulshy, Maryland.
Col. P II. AnaDack, Dist Of Columbia.
Col L. d. Campbell, Ohio.
Col T. E. Bramlette, Kentucky.
Gen John Love, Indiana.
Col T. L. Dickey, Illinois.
Gen }. @. Parkhurst, Michigan.
Gen. Edward Bragg, Wisconsin.
Gen. Willis A German, Minnesota.
Gen E. B. Brown, Missouri
Col Peter Mcfarland, Kansas
Gen J. w. Denver, California.
Col. Ely G. Kinsley, Massachusetts.
National Executive Committee.