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aEIaAuLrb sYhUP OF IODl1kD ,.,r nA1Isa
Tbs medicine has been administered with the utmost sd
GEES the hospitals Of Paris It Is pesc substitute 70
zoo Liver OIL aud has been found beneficial In Disease
81 e Chest Scoias, Lymphstic Disorders 0reea Sick.
nss auseu Atony and Loss Of Appetts regenerstss
erful deputatye ~own. u has zen apps1 vi happy
results Diseases Of tns Skin Further win b found 10
be Of young children subject 10 Huu0r,
aid Obstruction Of the Glands.
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- Mobile, Alabama, Nov, "A 1854
To WHoE EAT CoScERs:-Mr robert p Bqtfon A.
Lynchsurg Va duly sgshori.ed 20 set Agent Tor on
paper receiving subscriptions and advertising reruls
card rstes All made BY 10 Conformity witl
these rates. VII be ratified and into esct a t
once. w. q. CLARK CO., Proprs,orI
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J. BALDWIN pUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
Eases. ImpoteDcy, Loss OF Power Nervous Debility with
Notes Impedments 10 Marriage should be rear By all
kmplatng marriage Sent mail receipt Of Is oents By
J. B. DUFF a GRIFFIN.
New Orleans Medical Institute,
26l Magazine street,
Where all private diseases successfully treated
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The FOREGOING statement true and correct Transcript
'ON- '"' 'O'-' y SiGHEL MUssoN. President.
En-. A. PALTREY. Secretary.
STATE OF LoUIY,SA
Parish Of Orleans 30 ..y of New orissns
Swen to and hsebed ssOre me this 2Ist day of May
A. D, 1905 PARIS CHILDRESS
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
Tbs Trustees Rave resolved to pay INTkREST DIv1-
pEND OF ZEN PR CENT per the cash pay
merits Of Capital Stock and u Ash DIVIDEND of FTP
TEEN PER CENT stockholders their earned partic
pstng premiums for he and after the THIRrIETH
DAY OF June, eat 1868.
they have resolved to call for instament Of TEN
peri tbs Capital stock of the Company payable
before the TWEkTY-SEvEETH dav Of june next. 1863
MICaBL MUsSOE, Prssdsnt.
HARMON D0ANE, Vice President
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DHGNIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD. coNNECTICUT
Assets $500, OOO
GEORGE 8. DARLING, General Agent
Cffce Canal and ST. Charles Entrances No
liz Canal and No. St. Charles street, New Orleans
Refers to E. Solomon, ESQ Glendy Burke, ESQ.,, J.
Nixon. Esa. J. MORGAN Hall. ESQ
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12

IFE Insurance.
PIEDMONT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
For Life Insurance Only.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL OU 0O0
purely Southern Company. the Piedmont offers great
advantage those desiring TO their lives Policies
Issued all clans and 1t low rstes All Investments made
bs, Of real esate the company discsrdng paper
curities foundation for credit The Piedmont exclu
s'vey for Life Insurance. II but hstclas risks
IL ref rs to Its the best poof Of the estimation In
which Il il held by people,
HOME OFFICE: MONTREAL, NELSON COUNTY. VA
President-w. O. DARLINGTON
Secretary-J J. HOPKINS.
Beoical A dvissr-U. HENRY PERR0w, N. b.
Dyectors-W. ID. Cabell Hudson, Martin, @. A scSafter
Z. Thusmond T. r. Fitzpatrick, wu p Shepherd g. III
/ eebles VIM. Gordon, ID. J. Hartsook
New Orleans Agency; "a Union Street.
DABNtY II. marry,
General gent for Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas.
v. H. WIGFALL,
Local Agent.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12

A. COTTON Pi6ssa Scrrss :, ssI5
y.ns. street,. n ths Immediate vicinity Of The fOOvias
per Planters Tyler, Fsctors Commsrcsl Pelican Or
esns nesehans yicksburg and Penn. Having nrssosss
Carver votton Gins Of eighty each, the lstss. IN
prSsss ss ~ psspsrsd - hsa GIN and PICK Cstssn non
Bon Al ruos Current once. IL er.visr ssr.s.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12
AGRICULTURAL.

Having secured the services Of Mr.. PETER MoKINLAY
he inventor Of the most approved RICE PoU SDER now
use Who has been 80 years engaged In the
srueton erection and management Of Rice Machnery %
nov prepared under his supervision to construct all Kind
Of Machinery reqxed In the preparation Of Rice for N,
market and 70 furnish al necessary drawing. and speels
cations.
model OF hekinlsys Patent Rice Huisr suitable Tor
bose Who cultivate Rcs for domestic consumption can B.
81 our sstAbnshmenk
-- LEEDS A CO
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INSURANCE.
CECokD ANNUAL STATEMENT
-or rHK-
FACTORS AND TRADERS INSURANCE
COMPANY,
tHr.rrHrt GO E-ItT8 rrTr[T
30............ .Cerondeiet street..............30

NEW ORLEANS. sosh April. 1861
The Trustees conformity with the charter Of the Com
pany publish following statement Of Its affairs for the
year ending s0th April 1868. to-vit;
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from The book Of thu Company.
OHAs BRIsas. President,
STATE OF LOUIsIAEA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
sws 20 and subscribed befor, me- this sd day Of March
lns PAUL W. CoLLEHs
Third Justes Of the Psaos
Six per Interest on all outstanding scrD VIII b. psid
to the legal holders thereof Monday Of May nsxt
oHAs BRIGGS, President
Ant. ClRRHRx, Vice President
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-12

We are pleased 70 learn de- from the bu.ine card
sent BY Mr. Robert r. Button Of the virKnian oece
ynehbug, Virginia that he has resumed the Of his
General Advertising Agency Several years previous the
war and pending the struggle had mach businesses
eourse vith MT Button We slw found him prompt
teous and entirely reliable and cordially commend
him 70 all who may desire his services Any busness On
trusted 20 bis charge fee assured will be promptly attend
ed to.-{Petssburg NA) Express, Nov. q, ls67.
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/ HI. HALsEr-
ATTORNEY AT Law.
No. carondeist Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
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7 OUIsIANA EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital. .............. $500, 900.
OFFICE, la2 CANAL sTKEET, NEW ORLEANS
John PsmbertOn, W 8 Pike, Edward RIgnsy,
L. A Tyler, J. ~. Stone B Schmidt
@ II. Slocomb, A. Thompson, Alexander Marks,
y. Delbondin Philip Meyer, o. X. 0irs dey,
George A Fosdick, Edward Barnett Marshall J. Smith
bE1sE' eehdRSfs fsssh RkE y1s
Dr. B. IT, Moss, Dr.. Ssm1 Chopin DR. r LeMonrer,
Dr. Henry smith, DR.. J. II. Lewis DR.. W. G. NichoiA
@. A. Breaux. Attorney.
ALL KINDS OF LIFE Risks TAKEs-Ordinsry Life
and annual Endowment Ten Annual Endowment and Five
Animal Endowment; Single Payment; Participating and
Non Participating, issued By this Company low any
other Company
ALL PAYMENTS Nos.FoRFErraBLE.
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Abingdon, Va, January II 1854
10 WON II sAY CoscEEx-Dr. Robert ?. Button. q
Lynchburg Va authorized 10 for
and receive subscriptions to the Abingdon vgnian and
receive payments for same =
We have had several Of personal and bushes. a,
Qusntanee with Mr. Button and take mach pleasure IN
recommending him az en ely worthy the confidence Of thosz
VINO may cor nde any b1sineSs vhssever him.
COALE a BARR
Editor Abingdon virgnisa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-02

betrayed by ambitious men, or shall
still be pursued and prosecuted with
the vinGictivcness which has actua-
ted the ruling party in the govern
ment.
If a large portion of the people of
this country have been so thorough
ly punished for participation in
open rebellion, there must be some
sort of justice which will reach an
other large portion of the people
that are implicated in secret treason
against the constitution and the
welfare of the nation. The people
of the north have been guilty of
crime as we'll as the people of the
south. Both have been, perhaps,
innocent of the intention to commit
that crime, but both have been led
into it by unprincipled dcmagogues.
The crime Of the south was rebellion.
The crime of the north is not the less
treason.
Tampering with the constitution;
crippling the authority and power of
two of the coordinate branches of
the government; declaring the inal-
ienable right to vote to be FELONY
in three states of the union; defraud-
ing the revenue; endcavoring to in
crease the public debt illegally
such are the crimes Of which the
radical party, heretofore supported
by the people Of the north, has been
guilty. Is it not treason?
The south has been fearful y pun
ishcd for it's crime of rebellion. The
punishment, like the crime has been
opcn,, apparent, and Immediate.
The punishment which the ncrth
will have to bear for the crimes of
the radical party will be, like the
crime, insidious and secret in it's
workings. 1t will be felt in the
disaster which the corruption Of the
radical party will bring upon the
country. 1t will be felt in the in
fucnce exercised upon the business
interests by a high tariff, an increas-
ed Indebtedness, and an iutolerable
taxation. 1t will be felt ir the po-
litical disaster brought about hy a
Capitalization Of power.
The crime and punishment of the
southern rebellion should be warn
ing against treason at the north. -
Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-02
CORPS OF PROFESSORS.

Messrs. J. Dyhrenfurth and U. Gregory assisted
by Messrs X. &. Dyhrenfurth, LII. D., L. L. Mes
ser, p. Q. Dyhrenfurth, l. i. Dyhrenfurth, Charles
Worst, Ii. NJ. Thomson, seippel, Camerer, and
others.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-02

Rebellion is q crime, but it is not
the only one in the legal calendar.
The southern people were guilty Of
rebellion, and they have been pun
ished. Their punishment was not
merely in the failure of their rebcll-
ion. 1t was in the loss Of their
homes, the devastation of their
country. the ruin Of their society.
the loss of their wealth and the
&C urces Of their wealth, and their
being deprived oftheir political priv
,leges. One Of the questions which
the election is to decide is, whe her
the people Of the south have been
sufficiently punished for the crime
Of rebellion into which they were
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-02
NOTICE..

THE undersigned having been appoint
u ed by the Board of Supervisors of
Howard Co. Iowa, committee to receive
proposals for building q Bridge across the
Iowa River in Albion township, in said
county of Howard, will receive sealed pro-
posals, with plan and specifications, for
building said bridge, until Sept. %, 1868,
Dated Cresco, Iowa, Sept. 10, 1868.
nap JOHN NICHOLS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-02

Latest New York News.
THE PEOPLE
GREATLY EXCITED.
"COstar' in the Field !!
Ladies i! /!
LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT!
as is A Beauti1ier
Ladies' Magazine for Sept
"HENRY R. CosTAR, Of No. 10 Cros-
by Streets said to be out with q
BEAUTIFIER that eclipses anything ev-
or known in this line The Ladies are wild
with delight. One Lady says, L know it's
right and pointed to 4 skin as fresh, soft,
and delicate as a child. Another Lady
said, IF it cost $40 90 bottle, I'd have it >
and another, Away with all hurtful cos
metics, and give me only
"Costar's'' Bitter sweet
and Orange Blossoms.
1t gives Beauty to the Complexion, Rosy
glow to the Cheeks, a Ruby tinge to the
Lips, and Happiness complete.
beware ! of worthless limitations.
All Druggists in CRESCO ssllit
One bottle, 81 90; three BEETLES, $500,
Or address "COsTAR," No. 10 Crosby St. N. Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-02
Insurance.,

If you wish to reinsure your property
hall on your old friend 7. w. LEE, at
els Residence in Cresco
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-02
THE STUDENT MOVES IN THE
BUSINESS WORLD

AS an example ofhow instruction Is impaired in
this institution, we instance its Trade Department
the aim Of which Is to afford young an acauaint
ance and bring them into contact with goods, that
they may learn the cost of growth and production
or material and manufacture; the cost of importing
freighting, housing and commissions; to properly
count, mark, sell pack and shop also to perform
other Counting House duties with neatness accura-
cy and dispatch. Our commercial men want clerks
who can perform these particular duties at cnce
and well. In the Of instruction are cmbrac-
ed fenmanship- Commercial espondcnce and
Calculations, Actual Business including Book keers
in... COn Mercal Seirncn and Mnrcnrt;lr / :.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-02
BOOKS FOR FARMERS.

BOOKS FOR FARMERS.
Hon to groao trees on the Prai-
ries ; send for Fuller's Forest
trees, 81 SO, post paid.
ToDD's FARMERS MANUAL.
Vol. 1, The Farm anu Workshop, $3.50
Vol. 2, How to make Farming pay, $50
Each volume distinct and sold separate
HusMANN's Grapes and Wine S1.50
WooDwARD's Graperies $50
FuLLER's Record OF Horticulture
No. /, $50
FULLER's Record Of horticulture
No. 2, 1.50
MANUAL Of the Farm 100
4" Garden 100
" of domestic animals 100
WOODwARD's Country Homes l.50
g Architecture & Rural Art Mol, $50
=" % "No.2, l.5O
Send for a Catalogue.
F. W. WOODWARD,
1921 Publisher, 81, Park Row, N. Y
FRANCIS w. WOODWARD,
81 Park Row, New York,
PUBLISHER OF
AGRICULTURAL g. HORTICULTURE
AL BOOKS, and
Editor and Proprietor Of "the Hort.
euAurast"
Offers to supply his own publications rs
we'll as all miscellaneous books, by mail
postpaid, on receipt ofprice. Catalogues
furnished gratis. Books put up in strong
wrappers, SO as to arrive uninjured at
destination. Persons living in any part
of the United States can, by this means.
procure any publication at the same rates
us if purchased in New York.
Orders to be addressed to the office Of
this paper. [n42-9
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-02

"Costar's' Bishop Pill,
(which is bound to take the place Of all
others a purely vegetable Pill (sugar
coated( and of extraordinary efficacy for
Costiycness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Head
&c.n Medical Journal, Sept 81
Positively the best Pillin the World.
Thousands Of Boxes now used.
All Druggists in CRESCO sell them,
Or address. CSTAR," No. 10 Crosby st. N. Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-02
TER MS.
Life Scholarship in Actual Business Der't Z
with preparatory training

Lie III Actual business DeHe w
with preparatory training
for Adults 100 on
Life scholarship, with course OF training fiji
English or German rs %
Instruction in German or English Language 5000
evening preparatory course Tor adults (froln
Oct. / to Aprll.D $500
Fenmanship, fun course of ten weeks 10 o..
n. S.-payment IA advance.
For any further Particulars, address
MERCHANTS n. j. COLLEGE CO.
ll6 i lis Randolph Street, Chicago, i'll.
Besides being connected with the above.
Mr.. Dyhrcnfurth is the President Of a
large Classical College and Ladies'
Seminary, in tho bdilning adjoining the
Merchants National Business College,
which includes ia its curriculum all bran
ches of English Education, with Latin,
Greek, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry,
Chemistry, Telegraphing, German, French
Elocution, Music, Drawing, etc. Nine
Professors and lady Preeeptress are
constantly engaged.
For Terms, Prospectuses, etc, apply to
the President, j. Dyrenfurth, ONCE ll8
& lls Randolph St., Chicago, Illinois.
BE- A single Scholarship in this College
can be had by applying at the Office of this
paper. 51y1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-02

"That Cough will Kill you,'
Try 'Costar's" Congh Remedy.
Colds and Hoarseness lead to DEATH"
Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy
6 For Croups-Whooping Coughs, &c.,
Try "Costar's" Cough Remedy
"Costar says it is the best in the wide
world-and if he says SETS True-its
True-its True and We say, Try it-Try
it-Try it."
Morning Paper, Aug. 26.1
All Druggists in CREsCO sell it.
Or address "CosTAR," No 10 Crosby st. N. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
Potatoes

- y. H. " in the Lewiston Journal
gives the following interesting statements
relative TO ,his valuable esealsut.
In the brief notice Of The Early Rose
potato IN your daily paper Of The 5th inst
It u stated that The price IS - per Dosnd for
this celebrated potato There mu,t be sons
mis'sks ~ this. as plenty VI them are
advertised iH the papers AZ from SD cents TO
; "a per pound, or o. per p,rk. aad bis IL
dear enough 10 suIt purchaser We iLink
We can furnish ali tbatvil be wantsd in hi,
vicinity at The last named prices
The Eaiiy Rose has been fcsied by Mr.
IA. II. Dickey OF Lewiston. and be has no
doHo' Of IT'S being The earliest potato YES
introduced IN tbs section Of The country
Mr. Dickey planted Il pounds last sprinq
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25

T. ihs llonosshie SeuAts ssd Hos-e q Rsyt,.ea
i-i,s's % The State Of Msio~ 10 lrgs-laiarc
-~mhi-d:
TNnE 0s.icrsisscd. eiiues. u Sehcni District
nss,i,.r thrcs. ~ The town 81 ustsrd, 80
spectislh trp,e--u, that ~ ~ Ac' % Ihe Legs
isi sFe. approved fst, Ia. 1851. she tetrivry
"ust~scc3 siha the ialHs oG SAID School Dee
tr'ci, iogr'NSr With a. ,nhab,, Va ther-oR, N
ohs.i'"x 'osi memortslssss, we've created a besis
psitvc and eorpssstc ~ the name at the OSlos,
Village Corp"ts'ssa, ~ah as,ho,it nv 70 uurchas.
engines aud oih~s aTyssraiu1 scc e..afN ~ al.
t'oZai-hsnrsi e 6tcs that sad corporation has
tssa iuls erEsntrd sni has psscA ss.i al he ap-
FrsraiS- sss-rtrai 10 the Tsr.-es 81 the eorJ,osl
iioa; that yos5 isi.t. have pad all cor-
poratton taNs. as~~.s-i agstHst thsn: that th-s'
TT-,ssr'i, it-s Gar 6utn rps-rvo,rs that saia
poTss'oo - 81 No bsssst "a them. " bsrstpic
they pay that thcN and thrr RESPECTIVE estates d.
sIUEs'teh s,thia the lfn,s. at ss,d Disiftci NAV
- -, ~ ir"ua said Cooperation, ani ~ dp',
l-Bsiad - a. ,,er p4as.
WM. wARpwELL.
HoiBROOk n TEwKsBURY.
CYRUS :. HAYES
-. a. wARDN ELL
=. e. HAYES,
MORSE
NEHEMIAH MANSON
OSiord. D-c. 3. lscs. 81.
NOTICE.
I'll persons ,nicbted 1, the solsscf ,sct l., no.c
N oF aoooeat. rcStsestrsi 10 Ill NV hr,,-s
asd sr,iie the satnr cforr Jasss.ry ist. iSss os
ises ~il bs icft "a o'Aes haads iSs o0llcei,aa.
T. IL. HARRIS.
New. Nov. 10. is6S.
NOTICE.
IL person, iadebled 60 the .sslssrriAsr are ~
n qse-isG O. cad sni settle their aooasa,s With
IN ih,uv day, Irom date, 80 they vii Toe hh Sc
roiscctisn.
Ia istsrr the basiness will 10 coa.isotrd 90 she
e.sh sS-tesa. sh Euss1s y. "a IL sod ~ the lowest
CASA PUrc ioT pay down.
4. CIoCkER
I.ck-'. Mills. Juis -. 1855
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25

of orOnos from l . bushels planting. Iii.
whole area Of land planted 20 Po,a toes did
not ,ArJ but litiIs from three acres, aud his
total crop was 960 bushels.
IL is We think sais enough TO calculate
that tho crop OF potatoes in HI. cellar !.
worth a thousand dollars. Who can say that
for him at least the potato crop OF 1868 was
no, profitable one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NV ARRANGEMENTS
SRMI-WEEKL LINE.

HN .a4 rGes ~ ls.h sas. ,h- S. s,.,.-.,
- bttsEo md Fr,oruoia Mi uuII iurth-t or r.
'un lsii,-s; Love G,hs Whafr Pn,- tlrf.
ever, MONDAY -od THURSDAY .attP VI
1ri save f'rf . , " New Nort. every MON
Day 8Hd THTRSDkY. usTN
Nlrs. sHI IriBo.ot, lrs f,iri Oh, si.t o.,
s~-ul.. ..fiars So rrs-srrg.s. Hi4t ~ tti. 3D.,
rsHv'u--f. go. ,nn' .I.4., f.ti.s &C. .rtgt'ff.
Dol Is,,a Ne \ osk HuI Msfas
I.sssa.s 90 STATE llr.ta -. tsu.s Psssae- : g.
Nr4ls rAlra.
G.--Is r.afscd 30 God .r5a. M.a,t-a.. Q.rl-e
iisliaS. -. J.-n, cod l'i plus OF haIp~- ship
I.rs GOO rr4o, ,'e,. 10 s,aa idr,f if-tgbt g. ne
Steamers 90 sstI, ns : g. " .a fh- t....hr,
leave Ilfar..
sr ifrf.ut cog pss-s-~ sFgi e.
HENVf FOX G1i's Whl.t. Porfanl
AME-. Pes - g. r. Nsv YnrA
M p ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
Farm for Sale.

ClTUATED ga she pi-n saat gosu OF I..vc,
- morr. mar IlilluaA's Ferry. ,nniaintns -
ot nir- intrrvaLs. 10 arscs - tsitc hua ,n
10 ol .,,rd laad. sell ss,NeSi With cedar auI
aa Abundance OF good ,ouck.
Good hniliirrs, ard Sru vatcrci. II i-sirra
Is tons of good has, a gosl lst OF ,trlW aaI cora
Esdk.r. a,ce Young Co~s, aaI Tsrmins fool,
~, or ID vii Ia s,sid
FOR psstticul trs, apply 10 The sob-cr,i-r - AZ.
la, n. Nc. CtfsS. l.. EjSTI~
S,r, - IS6S. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
Icooes.dea nom First psr-.I

:, -.
IT.. h,..l .,,d nv. :,
a.. -, ,s:.,,,,, g.. -
4, -,
49,, a. -, 49,; -, W.
-.. a.. .
:, - =.
T.. H. -, g.. - VI -
1890, $50 H., -. -
N. fore,, and brouoh, into c,,,;x,,;on no
Las, hal oe7 aes sa,i.., au,h.,.
-,,,
oro~;no ,d ,,:n,h. ,l..,rn,.,;o, oo., ~,
I, ,ha ,r...,,, L.,n,,5 for h,,bs, c,,,
,;n,o. :, ,ronor,;o, "a ~, ;,r,,,so ot noo.
,l.,;o, m 30 ,.srs from now va .L.p naad
5000 600 coo worth n, .ax.d ,,,,,h.,
nuallv. And where arc w. 10 obtain ,p
t !, estimated that frou 1850 70 Issn =,
loss Than 20 600 600 .cr. III :.
,bs II = xrrs bro,,ht ,,ra. .,,,.;,,;o.,
OF which . 5,hs wcre ,;nbsr.l,rJ anil -
the decade ending 1870 there will h..
less than 100 600 coo acres .a r,cl.;nsa
We do no, 80. hare n. xl5 49,. -.
cucumber tree. H.. b,.,, ,.,i
hickory arc ,l,,,s, .n,;-,,, ro,. Id,
Of hsnlocL and r;,s
The s,eepc-s used an Tho r,;,ro,a. Of o,-
country from ls5a TO 1850 cost SOS 0es
q57 snJ ,h.ir ,,.,,hc q, so5 900
xhcn !, - re,,.r,L.,-d that 49,. II
mos, entir.,, hard wool and Ia. bn, ,wo
-,
pusl supnlv for ,h;. n,r,os. :, .no,ro,,s
and inere.sinr a, Gs, ss ~ r.1,oas
ars built
1t is propos,d 10 rpt ,s r,;,r,,1 ;.,o
the heart of Job, Brou,,s T,,r, ~ ;n,o
tho Adirondack rso;., ~. .l,o.a.
il, tbopxarJ. y, ,c-c, =, ,;,,h, "a -.
inc 10, III, ave aud fo- ,r,o,,.,;
We beg our l.si.a,pr. 70 ns, h;.h
hand 70 nr.,r. 81
ing. Were IL dona. mark tbs .ry..r, m.
cold rairs and storm, and Spo,, from, Nh.
icy regions of The Adirondack No,,,,,,.
or from far beyord. will ub;r, dow, :, tor
rife, rssistlexs blcakns., uron ,b. c,I,;,,,oI
lands of Central and Eastern New yo,t
destroy IN, fr,,;t ,-aas ,., -.
grain and vegetables TO suffer from f, rl,s,c,
of climate; the intense cold will n. an ;,;,
~ to animal lilo. anil orr comnsrr,, o,a
industry suffer moro real Lam,rs III, IA.
entire value OF the r.c;on
The value Of the farm. of In. r. : =,
1860 was 81. 654 .Ol5. 700 vhl, the v.,y. Of
the trrnNe- ;-,,-,rl,..,,.,,,- 49,. - osa s,a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
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