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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-13

ner consistent with the dignity and honor
Of the nation. | am. YOURS truly.
''BENJ. F. BUTLER" )"
81 concur in the opinion expressed above
by Gen. Butler.
JOHN A. LOGAN.
And we concur.
u. A. GARFIELD,
''W. ii. K00NTZ,
"V. MOORHEAD.
''THADDEUS STEVENS,
~. G. BLAINE,
JOHN A, BINGHAM.
1t will be seen that fo1r of the signers Of.
that letter are Of the House managers to
prosecute the inpeschmet before the Sen
ate, viz: Benz. +. Butler. John 4. Logan,
Thaddeus Stevens and JOIN A. Bingham.
And another of the signers was Congress-
man Moorhead, of Pennsylvania, he who
did the unmsnly part of hiding himself con-
veniently to hear the conversation between
Stanton and General Thomas.
The letter was laid before the President
by a son of Jerre Black, and Mr.. Black
himself subsequently called the attention of
the President to the same. Here then, two
weeks after impeachment had begun, the
letter of the managers was laid before Mr..
UOnISUU. w ucL WI. ASClSOu VI lliO tCcf
dents counsel referred in his speech to this
matter, and charged Butler & Co., with an
attempt to eoerce the President into sus-
tanning the claim of Mr. Jerre Blacks eli
ents to the island of Alta Vela--carrying
the dagger of impeachment in one hand,
and the claim for his Endorsement in the
other Butler Indignantly denied that the
letter was gotten or signed by him after the
impeachment had begun, Nelson producN
ed the document, and put Butler to shame.
So glariug and outrageous was this attemrt
OF the managers to coerce the President IN
to doing what the State Department had
repeated decided against, and which in
volyed over one million Of dollars, that Mr..
Brooks, of New York, offered resolution
for committee of investigation.
The frmness and honesty Of the Presi-
| dent under the circumstances must elicit the
commendatiou of every true hearted man.
His own friend and legal counselor was ur-
gent, and four of the managers Of impeach
ment were pressing for favorable decision
from him. But his convictions Of duty
were not so easily to be overcome. He was
willing to loose his most powerful advocate
and brovc the malignity OF the impes cher;
sharpened rather than do what he coasid-
cred puplic wrong,-Cia. Eng
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-13
Negroes I'm the Georgia Eegts-
Iafure.

The Georaia House of Representatives,
which has just been elected by the power of
the bayonet and by negro suffrage, contains
no less than toenty negroes. The powerful
and once flourishing white empire State Of
the South is to have its laws made for it by
the negroesl
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-13
NKRS. M. SPENCER,

is now receiving an assortment of Mills
M nv, Fancy Goods and Notions of every
variety. Hoop Skirts, Cor.ets, Fans,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c. Call and examine for
yourselves, at the old stand, three doors be-
low Clark II Ramsey's Jewlery Store. She
is confident she can please all both in price
and quality. April ~, lSBS-3mo.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-13

sA-W. r. Allison, of the Steubenville
Herald, announces himself as candidate
for Congress in the 17th District. Mr.. Al
lison has served his party faithfully for
twenty-eight years, and is deserving Of
something at th.ir hands. But We have
often noticed that the harder man worked
for others, the less chance he had Of re-
warl, ether pecuniary or otherwise.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-13

THE tariff men in Washington, in expec-
tation Of Mr.. Wade's succession to the
Presidency, have new bill providing for
an increase Of fifty to one hundred d per cent
which, it Is said, they hope to get through
Congress,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-13
Did Not Come within Mailing
Distance.

Great expectations were created in ad-
vance, that Manager Bingham's speech
would be an effort of matchess merit. In
the estimation of those who heard the first
days portion of the sreech, it did not come
within hailing distance OF those expecta-
tions. Ohio Statesman.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-13

Why NOT use White Pine Compound,
when it is such sure remedy for Coughs,
Lung Complaints and Kidney troubles?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-13
TRI-WEEKLY U. 5. MAIL
HACK IINE
OApIa May Is. 1868.


CADTZ TO WHEELING
TEyHE subscriber would respectfully in
form the travelling community that he
s running the II. 8. Mail Hack Line from
Cadiz to Wheeling; and that one of his splen-
did hacks will leave Wheeling and Cadiz tri-
weekly, at 7, A. NJ, and connect with the
cars at beth places. His hacks are new, his
teams good, and his drivers careful and at
tentive. He hopes to receive the patronage
of the travelling public, as he will endeavor
to merit their patronage by strict attention
to their wants.
Fare from Wheeling to Cadiz or Cadiz to
Wheeling $1,25. For the round trip only
R,00.
Livery Stable.
He has also in Cadiz as good q Livery
Stable as there is in the country. Buggies,
Carriages, Horses, &C., to be had at all times.
Travellers either arriving on the cars or in
the hack, can be taken to any point they
deslre. Terms reasonable.
WILLIAM l.. AOUSER.
Cadiz,C 10. Aua. Is, 1884.
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UALUABLE REAL Es-

II - r
A farm containing 40 acres Of Land will
be Sold at bargain--la0 acres cleared ~
acres good timber-l1s acres in grass-best
stock farm in Belmont County-within y
miles OF National Road, all under good
staked ard ridered fence, in convenient
fields with water in every field.
IMPROVEMENTS good frame
dwellings, Barn, Stables, Sheep-house and
all necessary out buildings nearly new and
in con plete order, 2 prime young orchards
best grated FRUIT years old.
One FIGURING Mil-two run OF Buirs,
and one Saw Mill-new. One county and
township road running through the farm.
TERMS $50, 90 per acre, two thirds down
the balance in one year, secured by mort
gage on the Premises with interest Title
1ndisputable, Possession given immedi-
ately.
For particulars inquire Of
GEO. L. WHARTON, Agent
= Cadiz Ohio.
April s, Is6s-tf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-13

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT. OF INSURANCE.,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, JAN. 81, 1883.
1T IS HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the =
RTNA LIVE STOCK INSURANCE CO.,
located at Hartford, in the State Of Com
necticut, has co nplied, III all respects, with Pc
the laws of this State relating to.Live Stock
Insurance Companies, for the Current year =
and has filed In this Office sworn State
ment, by the proper Officers, showing the
condition and business, ut the date Of the
statement as follows: a,
Amount of actual paid up
Capital..... .........,...,...... si12,5oo 90
Aggregate amount of ayaila- NJ
BE Assets ...,,.....~........,.... l2S,00S Al
aggregate amount of Liabili-
ties ~. ........:.... ls,oa9 Is
Amount of Income for the pre- m. ~
ceding year ..........,,.... ......... 4l,sS9 os ,
Amount of Expenditures for
the preceding year........... =: rs, ,325 SO .
In WITH Ess WHEREOF, have hereunto
subscribed MY name and caused
[sEAL, the seal of my Office to be affixed,
the day and year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
auaitor of State.
RALST0N IL SPEN GER. District Agents,
Means, Harrison County Ohio.
JAMES HOWARD, Local Agent, Cadiz.
April 29,-3t
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A UDITGsR OF spAFE'S CERTI-
Il FICATE -

CERTIFICATE or PUBLICATION, to
be published at least once a year in every
County where there is AN agent.
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K. W. KIxsEY, ,.......-.......E. P. MANSFIELD.
K. ". KINSEY & CO.,

HAvE Just received from New York and
IL Philadelphia, the largest and best Sc
lected stock OF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pa.
writes
Philadelphia. March ls, 1867.
tor. 81: 81: s;: 4: e. g. s:'. 81 :. s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

COOK, co7URM {. ..
Ell Agents for North Western Eta.es,
q pRARDO1I ST., CHICAGO, LII
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Teselmonlals.
HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the supreme Court Of Pa.
writes
Philadelphia, March ls, 1857.
q aid .H.ea. .a's e:r... HI;
bsnsGt 10 sasss Of debility. aad want
efnsrvous setiss IN the system. You're truly.
eco. W. WOODwARD."
mon. JAMES TllOMRDONs
ysdes Of The supresns Court 81 Psapsy lvsuis.
Philadelphia. April -. 1853.
III consider '.HsonAod's German Bilsers'' >
valuable medicine in cases OF attacks Of lndiese-
sien q DyspepsiA. cen certify this ftoa ny
Ysuss. With respect.
JAMES THOMPSON"
Poster Of thsrsntb Bsplst Church, Philadsl-
phia-
Ds. JAcEsos-Dsar ~. (hsve bees 10
qusntly requested - connect nv name with 70
snmsadaaieas sf diGesent kinds Of medieine
z: :: +; :: :; =;
preefin varieus insaassss ana psrsieulsrly il
my ova family. Of the usefulness Of DR.. Heof-
iana's German hitsers. depart ones frsn my
ussei ssases, 70 eaprsss ny foil eoaviesies thai
or general debility Of the eyssem. and espee-
ally for Liver Compliant, it IL . safe snd vslua-
10 preparation. u ssms eases u may fail; but
eusllv. doubs not. IL will b very beneficial -
thce who su6er from the abeve canses.
Yours. very ssspeetfully.
J. n. kHNNARD.
Eisth. below Coates 8
FROM REV. Z. D. FENDALL.
Assistant 1ditsr Christian Chfesie,s, PAilsAs
fhavs derived decided hsseat itsm he IN Of
Heo1and's German Dittsss, end feel il NJ priv.
tisgs 70 reeomnsnd them = . most vol1ahjs
S ,sns 70 e , .s. s =: :s'.sS e.. s sss:. =
mont Of the liver
Tours 'i RD. rssDALL
CAUTION.
neeaaal's Ossnaa Rsasdiss srs eoustsrfsi
; 4 Is ~ !. ' :: .'', :s:,s.s
eesh bottle. Al others afe esun.
0II0tSs
Prineipal O0esasd NenufAetory a the 0efnsN
nedietae Store. No. 90 ARCH Street, Phils-
CHARLES N. EVANS,
0ssnaa Druggist, Prepsisssr.
FsrnssaytC. =. JAsEsss = CO
PRICES.
assassa's oes.a Ris.:ss r. s:tsls. ...sl y
half dosen... %
aeeeaad's 0ssnas rosie. pat % in Quart
S~sssSgs . . ! ~
Per bottle. or bali dozen for ...... -
- po not forget 10 examine veil the srtielo
you bay, in order 70 get the gesuins.
Fer 0a1e ~ IAN DtugelseSf 80
Dealers - HQoa1eane.
u61AmnannnVoomsNn wsse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30
HALLS
veretab|e SiciIian Hair Remover

Ecerv year Increases the popm-
Iarifv Of this caiuabIc Hair Prep
arati0ss, scItich is due to merit
alone. Ne can assure OAR Old
patrons that 1t Is Kept fully M, ~
ifs high standard. and IL those
sChO hare nercr used IL IRE cuR
confidently say, that 1t Is the o..ty
reliable and perfected pTepGfd-
ton to restore l:EsAN 0K FADED
HAIR to its vOmthjHt color. niGh-
ing II soft, IHstrotis. and siiLcn:
the scalp. by its use. bec0Htes
tchife and clean: IL remorcs all
erMl,fi0Ms and daudfsi1. and Jy
its tonic properties prcrrnts Tire
hair from fdtiiug ont. az 10 Slim
UiOfes and nOuyiShcs The Aaii.
glands. By its use the hair DroHs
thicker and stronger. In badness
II restores the capillary Oicnds
TO their normal riDor. and W.H
create u netC Drorfh erccpt ia
erfreme oil age. II il Tie .rcst
erer used. as IL rcl'il'es fsrsl'
applications. cuid o.,ts no ka..
that splendid gyoegr eDEr1,
90 much UdiRired by M.
Hdycs. ~. D.. Strtc s',sf'sie.. n
Mass, SAYS. ..thc constituents ....e
pure and carefully sciectad 49,.
erceifcnf 1uHiifE. and i c.nt iner
Il the BEST PExEl'AEeh-fG 8..
tfs intended purposes. re I:.b-
1tsh n treatise on fi.e hat. -, :.
ere send free ty mail upon anti
cation. Mlich contains co!is.i. -
ddfOry notices from cicgGr!Arit.
physicians, the press. a,.n o.hsfs.
We hare made TIE stHfJ Z The
hair and its diseases q sjDcci.tfiI
for pears. and Inor that &c inGhc
the most e6ecfirc preparation io.-
the restoration and the iJscsci.s.ts-
Zion of the hair. eridns. ..itd 30
acknowledged BY the ocst Il s.f-
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sid BY all Drreg,s's and Dra'rf. s4.
COOK, co6URM {. =.
on1 Agents for North Western Eiatss,
n nEAIDO1I ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

feA made strong BY the use Of either Of these
remedies. They will cure every case Of MARAS-
NUS, without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in
he hands efths proprietor, but spscs will allow
Of the publication Of but few. Those, il will be
observed, are men Of note and Of such standing
that they must be believed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

And feeling the hand Of time Weighing heavily
upon them, with all its attendant ills, will ind
in the use Of these BlrrERS, or the TONIC. an
el'1ir that will instill life into their veins,
restore il . measure the energy and ardor Of
more youthful days. build up their shrunken
forms. and give health and happiness to their
rsmsining years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30
10 N = %
90 q y ERoJAL,,
o0LIE oE,
pA1DY DUnDlne.
=. W. co. FIFTH &OL1vBDe.
q. foUSs, no.

III tweny ninth slsual eeseiOn - fbte u eeit0s
ties ecoDeneed Monday. esptemteS tn. ICES. %.
veil ntileted soune Str uf viii every sseui1te
Facility. rneee NE ctntsc1 81 tplt s1tefkHes1
rsose eeefs thsse, tces TIER ~Iib The lIo~n leo
HOst pIsftstle tre 81 le ~ ssiy shli ~ 81
0eseot euasoptee that Jofes teE ntBtiel Cc1eGo
= mt % the wsne. s0NWARD." b COR 0eel0S
eetes at
Aoy Reeoo1 ~ the 0eeele0
ns0upsAaa Dosaa0s usums can - e1aa1ns1a
ssoosoae1o tsme, o1l ~ Ueo6se ~ tUDGe 10
- s.se1sYs sss1ly aeeseeeets. 1R h6ssno11o
S5t15cS1S - AagAA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Its veil established feet that fully eas-
half Of the female portion Of b .
populstien ere eel dom in the enjoy
ment Of good heal tn or to use their
own expression, never feel wsil.'' They are
languid. devoid of ell energy. extremely ner-
nous. and have no appetite.
To this class of persons the BITTERS, orSths
TONIC. are especially recommended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30
ID E = I LIT n.

should be used.
Resulting from Iany Cause 6whstevef
PROsrRATION or The TYSTEN,
induced by Severe Labor, Hard
ships, Exposure. Fsvers, etc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Jsdee Of The Supreme Court 81 Psnusy lvsuio.
Philadelphia. April -. 1859.
III consider "HsoaAod's German Bilsars'' >
valuable medicine in cases OF attacks Of ludieeo.
ton o. Dyspepsia I ean certify this fto9 ~
sxpssisses eiss.
Yeufs, With respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-30

Manhood and the v,eor Or Youth
smSsS;sS Z ~ ssses; :, ~. ssS =:
pee1eetsse habtD, DlfebaGs. 6peesaey en1 e1u9
e1ve way q soee = tn yoeessfel nsdjase, iftg6
c%rs ~ essssss = =. ,s.ss:,ss - go 49,
pls6G1ss) Failure 10 iapoeelble. ~ 3 b61loo g
%, o. foasquens'ties 10 Cse TT g. e6e ~ -
~ The pole appointed aeseton Aaesten. y. 01nu,
" "a Ave-. cor. isth St.. Nsw York. SsboAly
- Philosophy 81 MarriaGo. .
York Museun Of AeaSssnS e. 49, - s1SiseSs.
How 70 live and y b. % lIee Sss YG6e6, Vo3I3
ana 0n AGe; Manhcc6 eesstally vsSle6s0 -
- acecent<d for; Marriage pb1DssD AscslIy -.
e16eee1 Ae. ssT- - 80 \
Pusket yshnp eniaisAs 49, eezsse s1nhs
l1OuanDo - aoosenln0s lDChtfA66s -
80 - =. & -. A.p1ss1si - e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17
Legal Notices.
Sherlff'S Sale
!: March 2sJ

OxfcsD. 81: March Esd ls6S.
TAKEN on ex~cstsoa and " N nc s.,h n Fvi,bc
Auci,on. at the Offscs 81 ~ssass~i y. Gib-.sa ~
Bethel, go said C.,sats Of O~s,, a. Saturday The
s~co.d day ~ NAV, \. ID. lses. az 10 o'ris-rk ~
the tor~p-os, all the ght .qs,,, wh,eh S,ephra
NoIk of hs,, IN SAID Coa.siy. has 81 -~-s'ss
Ansan,, a'.d b-'eg Iart IL, rss,i<s-- iors IA
the .ecosd Raag-. Containing ai-sHt t~cp,s one
acres. sa.i l-,Rg The ps-sn'.r- h,ch the ~
>;-phru Nurk convey s to G~osEe rr-s-h ~
his tr~d ~ uoryax- slated March i2,h 1855, ssd
trco-t~si "a the 0>io'd Regisu, &c bed. ii,',k
los. Page 22t. 10 secure the paS 1T ri note II
haf'i tss,ias even date sh sa.d si-~i, isr the
som o, nr'y r'gh, dolAr., p.,sbL IN Eosr year.
" n date, and in,-,~s', ssd bsiax ,h- I.s-ss
i.-s On - h'eh the sad S,-pAra Yesk 6vr.
aud reI-renrs ). bad sad p.e,- md the r-sosi.
thereof los u par ~shst d~--r,p'isa 81 the
pt-m,..s. CYRUS wORuELL. Rhef'h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

GRowING PoTAroEs UNDER STRAW. Mr..
G. NJ. Hammond, writes to the Marion
County Olowa) Blade, giving = favorable
report Of his experience m rai.ins potatoes
covered only with straw. lie says:
Having seen last spring a statement
going the round, OF the press in regard to
planting potatoes on the top ofihc ground
and covering with straw. concluded to
try il. Having plouGhed the ground.
.owed them broadcast, and covered With
straw TO the depth of some 20 incbe.
The bugs did some damage to the tops.
and The drough Was very severe still up
on harvesting them. q will not saw dig
ging.' for all VIC bad TO do was TO throw
of ibc straw, I'VE found the gruund cover.
ed with ss fine, healthy tubers As one
would wish for. This is my experience
for IL. Raising potatoes under straw
cover and on the top of the groand is a
good plan"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17
Ia the District Coau of H., upi'ed staie.. tOs a.
DdT,rt ~ Maze:

Ia the p,.,rrrt Coar at a., tni'ed SiMes. ss tLr
District 81 Ms,-t;
Ia the matter 81 Aa,~o-- Bsrk. hinkrupt -
The - io gts. ooisce that . J,.t,tisa ba. h., n
pre- seaiel To the Court the. t7th DAY 81 Fcirusty
b, A'"i-v.c B"ck 81 Bsckh-tt. a a,a> rass pay
Tag that be - d-cr-r,l TO hs., tau .,-ehasgs
irIn I'll h.. d-,s,. prOvsb- as.i-r the IL ra,,t
Aet. a"i ui'on '-Aing saId p~it,oa 1T - ossS-t
cd by the C,Ht thar a hearing u. hai ug-ps a. p
same. on The tsth d.y 81 Msy \ u. lses. t-lofr
the C'uri % Postlaad. "a SID di.tr=ct 80 3 o'rR
y. NJ AMI that Rs''sce thereof ~ ra'.i,-h-d - a.,
OsiS'd Democrat aa,i the rorSL,ai w-ekh Star.
~'t.sPos pri+ted 80 .a,d D,.ulct, once No l
Zoe 'aIce sarees.ise weeks. sad that an creditor,
~ho have proved their S-b - snl ,,th-r person. "a
inirrr-t. E'ay apf,~ar said time and rL.r- NJ !
saos cao's. y any the, have. Oh, the pr,,rr ~
sad PrtIl'oa shsuij Ba - er,nic,l.
wM =, PREBiE.
Cirtk Of Dt.it ct C..ut ( az ..trs lp-,r,-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

tor. made the Chronicle say Just the OPP
posite to what We intended il should say.
about cutting seions The little word mot y
vas omitted. making US say that sciOus
should be cut while frozen. The Tact IS
that scions may bee cut at any time between
the first of Novsm and the FIRST OF May.
but the, must mol be cut While frozen
Neither must nursery tree be permitted
TO freeze while its roots are out of the
ground. Scions may sometimes be made
10 live il taken from the tree while in q
frozen stale, but IN that case the scion must
be placed where the frost will come out
very slowly. The frost may be taken from
a frozen potato or frozen apple so .lo~ly as
not TO destroy the vitality of the tuber or
the fruit. but IL the potato, apple. or scion
,haws suddenly. the vitality is gone.
Harrington Chronicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17
Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS J..sc- n. MiILsr, ih-a 81 Ma
w eh--,.r. y. H.. d,d the ih,rd .isy sl
Nov-mhrr. 1868. h, hts m,rEsg- .i-rd al that
date eossr, In me, the sslsr.,ga-si. orrt,,a r-ai
esistr,-tr'as . tarn .,'wst.d "a hh.sy. CSsniy
81 o>sosSl sad State OF Maiac. aud .rr par 90,
tah described IN ss'd rr,gss-; -s,i aas,gax-
bring ,rS"T'iod an ih- O>I'rd R-co,d-. b,ok i2s
page sSs, aud given IN secure tho pawn ~ the
s''sn 81 seven h..Jr-d d.,ilsri; ssd shrrr-. the
eo"dn'on' Il .a'd mosig.ze have bra hrosra. I
her-s', el'n 60 i'rrvlo-- the pursuant the
statute io such G. se IN de = III pfa,sL~h
JAMES FRENCH.
G,l~ad Harrh re lS6s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

AGEICrrTUEAL IrENs Too many barns
are deficient IN windoUs
Money invested ~ needed tools paw, A
high per cent.
The more comfortable you keep yoar an.
imals the more they will thrive
4 good COW Is valuable machine the
more food she properly digest, the greater
the profit
Iron shoes on sled. last life time. They
are really cheaper ia the end ,ban -oodep
ones
All Animals are fond OF sunshine. Let
them back N u II possible
Replace all the bars where vo,, n f,er ,,,,
oy strong gates, and then wonder that va.
didn't DO so before.
A borrowed tool il broken. ,l,,ld b.
promptly replaced by new one. Mo.
sense Of honor ~ such matter. i much n, h.
commended
IL seems strange that bousekeepcr. don't
boy pals and tubs With brass boon, anil
trimmings. They cost a little more q, frs,
but las; wonderfully.
bu'ld safe, easy stairs wherever needed
" barns and save breaking your bones
climbing dangerous ladders.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

PorATo PoULricE. Where there is the
necessity 10 uses poultiec, no person who
has once experienced the comfor, Of po-
tato poulIce. will again use bread ], i.
light. and keeps no, long time, ear again
be heated. and. more than all. does no,
moiSton ihe garments or bedcloihs which
1t comes IA contact with. Pare and boil
the potatoes, strain, and then mash them
with FORK over the FIRE. Put them in =
bag. and apply the poulticc as DO, as TIC
patient can bear IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

Early TOMATOES. To have iomatoe,
early. plant few seeds any time thu. month
IN the pots in which the plants arc growing
IN the kitchen window. They will .oou
germ'naie and grow very rapidly. and when
the plants are two inches high. set one OF
each in boxes three inches square, or very
small flower pots. ard give them the same
attention the house plants get. As soon as
all danger from frost is over, transfer The
tomato plants, which will now be budded
and perhaps covered with minaturcI fruit.
TO the south side Of high fence OF sammy
side OF a building. into no, over rich soil.
and YOU vii have ripe tomatoes n the i,h
OF July. II YOU don't miss Of il. and IL past
experience aud favorsblc season are worth
anything - Springfield Republican
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17

Henry Atwood. Lancaster, Erir County.
New York. gives the following As his meth
od OF raising wheat on has poorest lay soils
Plough the land an juno Drag we'll. eul-
tivaie with wheel cnliirator several times
Alter the turf begins TO irr,nent or rot .
about Angus, 20. plough again. then drag.
draw out Your manure and lay j, in heaps
IL feet apart along the ren,er OF each land.
and be careful not 10 make your heaps
too small; then spread evenly over the
ground; SOW your wheat rs soon after
spreading the manure A. possible. then
put the cultivator on again, drag or har.
row, and have It all done by the lst oil
Sept. ! have never vet failed oil getting
good wheat A dairy OF 20 or 50 cows i.
very convenient for treating ihi. kind oil
land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17
~ BANKRUPTCY.

In the D,,Jriet 81 the Uanesl State. lor the d.,
uicI ot haa-:
10 the mailer 81 Jo-i Fostsr Jr Ranlrpoi-
sbnm u NAV
Ihe usdrr.isR-d h,r,by g,,.. no,icr ct h.. >,
Pa''a 'n-n' 80 sss,gnr- % th- ~-ts,e Of J.-4 p.
Ter, u, 81 Ncsry, go the o,.tnI, al ONEsd Z,
ssfd disiTi't sRd "a no Wa to ~It on tn, q h 4 I'D,
OF f-i-ua'y, \. u. isos. sdydg-h t..ukrBpi W %
hi- Don r. Hion, ly the b,stttrt Cont 81 .atd q
Irict. ELIAS utAKTER
Rcth l. March 81 1865 A..,y,.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-17
Csr,k Of Di.ir,c, C.-r, f% ,a,,,
IN BANKRUPTCY

In the matter 81 s,issoo. Porter, Baak rups -
The un.l-''igssd, Assis~c- al the r-t.ls ct ,.,d
hAHkruP. hereby gives ~ot'cr thu, The th,,i s-n.
r'sl n-rtt"s 81 the ctoNi''or- 81 sac hank rs,a
VII ic hed t-io'v Seth Nay. R-Ei-'-r "a Baek
rup'cy. al The oftsce at Geotgc \. " il-ap s.Bs,
fari-, or ,s, fgur,h Tac.ds, of Aps,l. A. Il.
ises. t'rn o'cLscs \. NJ. So he gs,t.-~. assa
% "A th' esih s-c,'Oa Of The Bsakr,fs Act Of
March 81. 1857
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