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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
RnTToRTAL nREVITlRs.

The friends Of Women's Suffrage
in California are to hold 3 State
Convention in San FranciscO on
Wednesday, Jan. 90. It viii as
sOmble in Dashaway Hall. Apt
name?
Mr.. Thornton, the British Minis
ter. has written to Portland, Me-,
that he has been directed to visit
that city as the representative of
the Queen on the arrival Of the re-
mains ofGeorge Peabody ; also that
the Admiralty thought the Mon
arch and the plymouth will be
twenty-eight days Oh the passage.
If so, the vessels will uOt arrive
until Jan. Is.
A man in Ohio who recently as
saulted another with a heavy hiCk-
ory stick having sharp steel points
driven near each other down about
half IFS length, and a long steel
blade in It's end, was bound over In
the sum Of $500 for simple assault
and battery. .. ah9'at ta.,
Collector Casey, of New Orleans,
has directed that all persons hold
ing positions in the Custom House
under his control must, before the
Ist Of January, furnish heads Of de-
partments where they are employ
ed certificates Of their standing In
the Republican party. - ''ld
A lady who is can9ussing for a
book In Vlncennes, Ind, took UNI
bragg at an article in one Of the pa-
pers there, aud Interviewed the
editor with a revolver, He said he
didS't moan I, ..3iii l3f b3t
-. So Jaa '5. a..5r
AT the special election the De.
mocraey Of Champa!ga county,
Ohio, ran a negro for, State Scna-
tor on a ticket declaring that 'ifhe
is white enough tovots, he is white
enough to- be voted forSS,,, asgs \,
The New. Haven Palladium tells
q horrible story Ofubrutality to q
wife to the following effect Alex
ander McCrady went with his vic
from Plymouth TO Waterbury 10
pass Christmas. On the way home
they quarreIed, and AlcCrady, who
was slightly intoxicated, seized his
wife and threw her out Of the wa
gon, breaking both bones of her
leg below the knee. He then told
her she must walk the rest Of the
way, but the poor woman being pn-
able to rise, lie got out aud fell to
beating aud kicking hef. He finally
threw her Into the wagon, and on
arriving home threw her into the
yard, where she lay nearly lnsensi-
bic, while with a knife lie cut of
every particle Of her clothing
lie then tied rope around her and
drew her under a shed, where he
left her with u parting kick-stA-
bled and fed his horse and went to
bed. We live in a Christian land
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

SECRETARY BoCTwRLL intends to
urge upon Congress a plan which
he has matured for funding about
SlOOO,OO0,OOO Of the National debt,
at four per cent, or lower.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

MR,
Local EdjtoT VicIsburg Times. /
Dear Sir; Wishing to employ
only the first talent upon my pa.
per-"Harper's Bazar Of Fashion,
| tender you the position Of FASH
ion Editor, and II you accept re.
quest you will forward your pho.
tograph TO be inserted as an en-
craving in the next number. Tai
ent being my object, salary is Of no
consequence. I
Very truly,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
Proprietor "IIarper's 9azar." "

VIcKsBURG, Jan. 4, 1870.
Proprietor "Harper's Bazaar Of
Fashion" 7
Sir: In reply to your offer may
say 1t suits my inClinatlOns and ca.
paClty, and herewith I send desired
photograph for cut. Fame being
my object, salary Is not.
Yours, &c, |
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

The Southern people used to de-
vote much thonghtand attention to
State rights. The Radicals have
flxed things 90 that The Bunih has
nothing q thinkaboutnoW bus he
Wrongsof States y ,4sI., ,,sin
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

day of political Freedom. They
Of the other are sinking in the
gloom Of tyrannic night. Liber-
allty upon the one hand; Despot-
ism upon the other. Tue people
are to govern there the bayonet
governs here. One is an Empire
{ the other a Republic [ y
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

A, LynChburg jury has OOn-
demned aman to pay sl2 and costs
for poisoning q dog.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

We have been shown a private
letter which states thai DIR. Il. S.
Gibson, whose death was announcd
iu the HERALD Yesterday, was as
sasslnated iu his own house, in the
midst OF his family By six federal
soldiers headed by Deputy Sheriff
Gainey, OF Sunfiower county. He
was shot through the window, The
ball taking effect near the left tem.
pie. 1t was cerlaiely, as stated, a
most cowardly transaction, and re.
accted anything but credit upon
the actors in this sad affair. After
the house had been surrounded
and every avenue Of his escape cut
of to deliberately shoot him
through the window is atroclous.
But he was simply a ''rebel" shot
by Union soldiers and the matter
will be dropped without investiga-
tlOn or punishment, VIII there
never be an end 10 these atrocities 2
Will the time never come when a
citizen eau sit down IN the bosom
of his family and feel that he Is
safe from assassination from these
whose boast it is that they are here
10 preserve the peace and to keep
good order!
We learn that his family are in
great distress and it is feared that
his sister and wife can not survive
the shock occasiOned by this hOr-
rible deed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

WE chcerfully give place to the
following correspondence +.
New YORK, Dec. %, 1869.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15


bow lens voRld 4 b before Al
had scared homesg
We shall present some further
ideas shout this subjset aext week.
and after consulting with soaa Of
those who are earnestly interested
herein, win call q meeting Of cor
pOratoHIt0 seleCt aso0hmitieo
who shall apply 70 the coming
Legislature for 9 charter Of incoF-
pOfationAs 8 BdildlHg Association,
under which ehartef en- ofganlEa-
tion viii be- formally effected, and
then our little bafque WIN be, SET
aflOat npons che see 2 Of saccesgtRl
experiment. q +. s,1,,i .s-.. p. d, .-4..f,...
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

We are informed that the eugi-
uecrs sent out to survey the pro-
jected railroad route from this city
to Yszoo City have completed their
field labOrs, aud will in a short time
be beprpared to furnish a systematic
report Of theiriabori. They report
that the feeling along the entire line
is strongly in favor Of constructing
the road. The citizens of both
Warren and Madison counties man.
ileSt deep interest in the project,
and will willingly lend all necessary
aid and subscribe literally to the
stock of the company. This is one
Of the most important railroad
projects now advocated in this
State, and we hope to see it soon
placed upon a stable footing.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15
s1S,59O 80
Sl7,3SG SS
LIABILITIES.
y ttnmatupn1

Stock. SlT,3S6 IS
Whole number Of Shares. 80. 500
Il win be seen that the monthly
dues Of themselves only amounted
to s9,4 ,464 90, while the profits were
as much more, and thus the capital
stock at The end Of the first gear,
represented By sos shares was
Sl7,SS6 Ssl Upon this principle
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

DAVID LI4ssolIoEa
IA long box paid ct lli
as len e Uny Sc
With other boxes.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-01-15

From John kirk. ESQ. tie DO
lltical agent and Her bfaieEt .
Consul. Zanzibar, ID G. Cenrs,
Esq, Secretary to Government,
BON Bav. ~ ~#AA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
NOTICES..

Arrangement, G- expected to be made
With th2 railroad, to convey passengers
aud freight 10 aud from the Fair, at re-
duced rates.
All laud ON which crops claiming pre-
miums grew, must be measured by sur
yeyor; aud the produce must be measur-
ed by some di>interested person, and both
certified under oath.
II Is important that all persons intend
ing 10 apply for premiums carefully ex-
anime the rules and prize list, to fully un-
der>tard what their duty Is, and 10 note
that they must begin this spring with a
design TO obtain a premium, and keep a
strict account Of all expenditures, in labor
as we'll as money.
Field and fruit crops must be entered
At the time Of the Fair, but the statement
OF produce and accompanying documents
mus, be returned to the Secretary on or
before the fifteenth Of November.
Claimants for premiums, and commit
tees, are earnestly requested to pay par
ticular attention 70 the 18th Section OF
Chapter 5S OF the Revised Statutes, as
amended, which provides that
1T shall be the duty of every Agri-
cultural Society applying for the bounty
of the State, to require al competitors
for premiums, either upon animals, crops
dairy products, improvements of soil oil
manures, fl.i aud accurate statement Of
the process or method Of raising, manag
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
.iE-fRDING COlTIITTEES.

Oa Nru3 Horses, Breeding Mares, and
Colts ant Nq'rie4 Horses and Coils
a. ;. Thayyr, Paris; John G. terry,
Waterford, \ g Kinds, Oxtori,
Troiiin7 and H'ork Horses, and Lldy's
Rdb,g.-A.frcd Z. Andrews, Paris; J.
\. Green, Waterford W H. Woodbury.,
Norway.
Bills. Steers and Heit,rS.-Bcuj. Y.
Tuea, sumner; John y Bolster, Nor
way Joseph g. Rowe, Oxford.
Herds qald >to-l, ant Mich C0,rs.-
W. L. stanton, Oxford; Bazalcel White,
Paris; Andrew Hall, BucNieId.
Sieep and >lriae.-A Z. Cole. Wood
stock X ;. Freeman, Norway, Bezaleel
White, Paris.
Fam C~ow.-Ndcu Chase, Wood
stock; ! X. Hammond, Paris Benja-
min Fucker, Waterford.
Tegsiclles end II. Cropy.-Verauus
p,e9>,er Blckt,c.i; VIM. Wariwc!I,
Oxford ,'oa. CLARK, Paris
Frat-A d. Blmyu,, Hebron; Geo.
r. Whitney, Oxford Wm, Cox, Norway
PI2,-iqg-J. y. Baker, Waterford,
". l.. stanton, Oxford Elijah Jordan
Bac.de.d.
To'r.: TIA John G. Gerry, Water
ta.i John Durham, Buckdeii; Alden
Chase, Woodstock.
Dr7'rtv Nqtc5-Anscl Town, Nor
way >ii-> Mitchell, Backhcld; Ichabod
VI. Thomas, Paris.
U'orb5ng OreH, Bet Cattle, Marched
OLs,t amt Matched NieerS.-J X. Ham
moui, Paris; sullivan Fuller, Oxford +;
VIM HAL, Norway.
Dqiry Pro9ucts.-H. f. Hammond,
Paris; Mrs Benz. Richards, Oxford /;
Mrs. J, W. Whtten, Buckfcld.
Domestic NQHutqc,urcs.-S. K. Hutch
ms, Paris; Mrs. Vim. SWEET, Paris; Mrs.
Beza'cel White, Paris.
Brcql.-F, f. Shaw, Paris; Mrs. +.
Il. Holmes, Oxford; Mrs Asa Dantor;h,
Norway.
Needle Work anil Na''gry.-Geo. d.
Bi,bye, Buckfc.d; Mrs. c. G. Sandersou,
Norway Mrs John c. Gerry, Waterford.
Agriultmal Imr(emeHis.-William r.
Swan, Paris; d. }. Libby, Woodstock !;
T. y. Pike. Norway.
Miscellaneous Articles.-A F. Jack
son, Norway; Mrs. \. F. Jackson, Nor
Wa Mrs. F. L. Shaw, Paris.
Boots, Shoes, Leather, Harnesses, Fur
Hi,a,rs oP2 TrzHsportG''on.-T. f. Beal,
Norway: Stephen kimball, Paris; Geo.
BowAcr, Woodstock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
Two Farms for Sale.

THE subscriber ofgt ipr sale The Farm on
I which De lives, pleasantly situated IN Wet
nuckdcld. ou good road said farm contains
l-0 ncrcs Of Grst rate laui suitably divided iRt"
moving. tiilaEy. pasture and woodland, has an
uIt errhAul # 30 'r,r- and over eU Young tree,
mostly .1snrI and beg 20 - ta bgI~ Tho farm Is
Urll N,S;yr,i and Well iru,, with stohc wall cute
f.rm a. Co. 5Uteu. ut good has sa0uaiiy. Buildings
consist az a -.uys and half house, nearly ucU
tbprao-b,y bu,lt snl yowIl,lcly flushed. house,
stVS> irvt-p"rvh lENrt, with convenient uuirutid'
iuEs. barn laNsi. with Cellar uri"r the whole.
Also. another farm adjoining. the above named.
c1u'-iu ~ about - acre. of good land. suitably
divided into icld. pasture. woodland Aul orchard ,
be- well waictc, and fenced cut about ~ tons II
hay annually Buildings ample. we'll finished.
and in good r.pair The owner bring pUt of health,
"a no sell tlc ahry, named property iuR Hall the
puI,ila-, money rau remain nu mortgage
EENJN NiiN MANIM.
Rurkdrli March H. ls-U GW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD, -. - Board Of County Commissioner
September Session, 1850; held by adOurnmen;
March -, 1870.
Upon the foregoing clifton, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners re-pon
.ible aud that inquiry into the merits Of their AZ
pcation Il expedieDt, IL Is ordered that The County
Commis siouers OF oxford and Cumberland Counties
meet N the Dwelling House OF :. :. Smith, in
oxford, on Tue ,day, the thirty day of May
next, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, and thence
proceed 10 view the route mentioned In said petition
Immediately after which view, { hearing OF the
parties and witnesses will be had a some convenient
place In the vicinity, and such other measures taken
In the premises rs the Commits ioners shall judge
proper And II Is further ordered that notice Of the
lime place and purpose of the Commissioners meet
ing aforesaid bee given TO all persons and corpora
tiOu- interested by causing attesed copies OF said
petit and OF this order thereon 10 be -erved upon
The Chairman of the County Commissioners OF
Cumberland County. and upon the Clerk OF the town
OF oxford and also posted up la three public places
in laid town and Published three weeks excessively
in the kcnnebec Journal the State paper printed AZ
Augusta, and In the Portland Press printed IT
Portland, in the County Of Cumberland, and
in the oxford Democrat a newspaper printed at
Paris in said County of Oxford the first Of said
publications and each OF the other notices TO be made,
served and posted at least thirty days before said
time OF meeting, 10 the end that all persons and
corporations may then and there appear and shew
cause If any they have why the prayer Of said
petitioners should not be granted.
Attest: WIN Il. hIMBALL, Clerk.
4 true copy OF said petition and order OF Court
thereon.
Attest: WM. X. kIMBALL, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD Ss.-Probatc Court, March Term, 1870
Two the IieiTs-at Law, next OF Kin and all other
i persons Interested in the estate Of Asa L.
EASTMAN, late Of Chatham, Ia the County OF
Carroll, and State ol New Hampshire, deceased :
Whereas petition has been presented o. said
Court by Jacob {. Eastman. OF said Chatham
with certain papers purporting 10 he copies oi the
last VIII and Testament of said decreased, and OF
the Probate thereof IN said State of New Hamp-
shire, duly authenticated. representing that at the
time of hi, death said deceased had estate IN said
County OF oxford on which said viii may opc
rate, aud PRAYING that the copy IF said viii may
be- ilicd aud recorded IN the Probate Office In said
County OF oxford, and letter of cNrcutor~hip
thereon granted tn him.-yuu are hereby cited 90
appear 40 Probate Court tn BE- held NJ Lowell IN
yaii County OF oxford, on the 18th day of MAY
next, at two o'clock IA the afternoon, to show
cause, II any YOU have, against the same. And
the petitioner j. hereby directed e. give public
notice thereof hy publishing this citation three
week. .uccrssiycIy In the Newspaper called the
oxford Democrat printed AZ Paris, Ia said County
% ONfppi, the arst publication to De thirty days
~ least before said Court.
\ II. WALKER. Jndgc.
4 true COPY. attest J :. HoHHs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
.ro ,he caurt Of caunty cnmmI..Lener. ulthin anal

10 the Court Of County Commissioners within and
for The Countic. Of oNtprl and CumhoIlaHd.
rHiE l-'1bithnt- of the Town Of oxford, by
L George l.. Whitney, their Agent, specially
authorized for This purpose, would respectfully
represent 'i,7t that part Of the "Harrison Road"
so.CAiled. which lies between the County Road
passing by the dwelling house OF Sebastian ;.
smith. and commencing near said dwelling house,
and the "Wchhcr Road" 80 called, aud ending near
the school House on said Webbcr road, IN school
District No. g. all situated u ONfuI q, IN said County
OF oxford and iEndly located by Joint Board
ol County Comm. -luners from the Counties Of
oxford and Cumberland, i not demanded by The
common convenience and necessity that there
r. but very little travel over said road when in
good repair. nearly all OF which Is local and not
public that the Bridge over the Little Andres
ruggn River said road. has been destroy eel by
the frr-h cts, and the same can not be repaired
without large expense 10 th" Petitioners that the
very small amount of travel over said road, and
bridge does not warrant the large expense OF
keeping the same in repair; we therefore pray
YOUR honorable Boards, aftor due preliminary
proceedings 10 discontinue that part OF said
'llamton Road" aforesaid which lies between the
terminus described aforesaid, all being situated
in laid town OF oxford in the County OF oxford, as
Ina duty bound viii ever pray.
GEORGE l.. WHITNEY,
agent Of the Town OF oxford. duly authorized for
said purpose.
oxford, March :, 1870.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
STEVENS
Condition Powders
FOR HORSES a CATTLE.

TT is superior to any Powders IN use. All We
i ask l. a fair trial Buy one package and be
convinced. sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Horse
Distemper, Inflammation OF Lungs, Bowels or
Blad,ler: also, tor giving horse thatis run down
or oycrw orked good appetite, and will keep him
in good condition
sold by Druggists and "rocers every mere u
other worthless preparations that the dealers
make a larger proht on, but tell them you ant
stevens Condition Powders and VIII take no OH
tT. IiAK r.. - y EN'i
Manufacturer and Proprietor, ~ Bridge street
East Cambridgc, Ma-s apl Sun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
Farm for Sale.

-INIE subscriber ciIrr- ior sale has Farm, -j;ua.
4 t,I lV she north -it, ~ thy Auiro-coESln
RIVER. lu >hriuuruv, y ", one mile from Rail
road station and Poet oicc ou Tie main road
from ,,Hr.4m g. Bethel
~s5i Ft5tn contains ahou; go acres ot land well
divided ut" tilisgc. Vs-tursgc aui woodland, has
"A lne yuuug Orchard 90 about lo' trees, AMI a
Er.i sugar place
The buildings consist 20 House. Wood >.SA,
Stable 3ui two Barns, {lrH-ruiiy situated aua all
G good repair. sud Well WatCGyi hl an aQu,luci
tr.Iu e never failing spring
Furcba-vl "a % do we'll 10 examine this before
puryhs- ing elsewhere food title and immediate
possession given.
Truu> liberal Icr further particulars, inquire
pt ihc subscriber on the prem e.
CALEB GATES.
~h,'hu~ut. y III March 2sth, l>7u Jm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
Administrative sale,

DN virtue Of y license from the Honorable
ID Judge Of Probate 81 oxford County, The I'M
dvt mel Ndmini>tratriN of the estate II Milton
" Chapman. late or Bethel. deceased, VIII sell
los public or private -alc. on thc promises Of said
herra ed la Bethel On saturday, the Hr~t day 81
MAY, $50 At o'clock l.. NJ, al the Real Estat,
81 which the said Milton ". Chapman died sciRcd
and ppsscsscd. situated on the north side OF An
dro-ruggin River and comprising two acres land
aud thu buildings thereon, Tor the payment Of the
debt, aud Incidental charges
MARY CHAPMAN, AdmX.
B,fs,l NJ H.lhcl March u $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
Commissioners Notice.

WYE having been appointed by the Honorable
ccive aud examine the claims of the creditors OF
Thomas 4 Billings late of Porter in said County
deceased, whose estate j. represented insulNent
give notice that six months, commencing The ioti
day of March. have been allowed 10 said cred
tors To bring in aud prove their claims, and that
we viii attend the service as signed us at the Dwell
ling House OF William r Taylor in said Porter
on the 3ah day of April inst, and the last Naiur
day OF the following months, from TWO O'Clock Il
six o'clocl IN the afternoon.
Dated this ith day OF April, 4. u 1870.
WI +. TAYLOR,
WELLINGTON TOWIE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
Observation-Disclosures ODer.
atoms

CAS- L-PLovING AND DRAWING MATCH.
Sect. l. For ,hc best specimens Of
blowing with any amount of
team, The tUrow being not less
than cigh, inches deep. 3 90
Second do, , or
Thni do. ou
For yokeoroxen b,>t disciplined
% handle cart OF drag. 90
5 For the lest exhibition Of drawing
by oN,r 80 &C. 10 inches in
and exceeding tina, size, 100
Second DO. IA.
+ For lest exhibition Of drawing By
oxen less than II. 10 inches
gi,;, AOO
second DO. > am
> For best exhibition Of drawing hy
oxen less than 1t. . inches
girt. 500
Second do, , ON
6Fol .e r ;.i7u ofteaming
- boy uuIe. 10 yrs old, BooE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
Farm for Sale

dem, i.r-iv"u- o. going west, now offer my
- iuru far -.ic. situated 10 Wet Bethel Il mile
From ta, 90 4 Depot "a store Meeting and school
U,a-.. with good road, and easy access t. -arnc.
~a4t Farm contains one hundred acres, suitably
divided into tills-c. moving, pasture and wood
l.al sil ia good stale ui cultIy alton, and easily
carried ON EuIl.uS- new and very convenient.
consisting ui ban, % hy a. shed and III. 81 -.
suJ House ~ - with good cellars under Hll the
building excellent water 40 both house and barn.
said farm usually cuts from - lo - Ions of Hay
NtttlN, aud eau. with small expense, br made -
double that amount | also have go acres Of
wood ami pasture land, lying mostly III Mason,
which VIII te sold with the farm, 10 desired |
shall sell very lows Tor cash. and immediate pos
session given. win al-p sell Iuy stock and farm
iug tools either with the farm separate a may
.uit the purchaser ANY one wishing 10 make \
bargain Will ind ' To- h, advantage C." call ON the
subscriber, on the premises.
SAMUEL j. MILLS.
Vet BetLel Feb p $50 SW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
Annual Meeting.

TINE Members OF the Norway Mutual Fire In
i surapce Company are hereby notified 10 meet
at Cyrus = fuckers shop, in Norway Village. on
the hrsi Tuesday of May next, ut two o'clock i.
NJ, for the purpose of choosing officers for the
year ensuing, and 10 see il the Company will call
their annual meeting by posting notices in two
public places in said Norway village.
MARK L. SMITH, Scc'y.
ts-n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
>, HORSE TRtINING.-Ju~t,

TSA containing new ~ stem of horse train
Ah iul. from the Young colt up. by Dr Trid
ball The well known old English Horse Trainer
and Fnrricr. our most noted trick horses have
brcn taught by this plain, practical system, and
wild and runaway horses can be completely sub
dued. II also contains a Treatise on shoclng and
IDl Rccirc. foy the most common diseases, with
numerous Trick pructiced hy Horee Jockeys 49,
Every horse breeder and owner should have it
You will never regret buying u. sent by mail for
only 20 cts. address, GEO. :. MELLEN, Lewis
ton Me Agents wanted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
What have Hambletonions Done!

Dexter, the fastest rotter in existence, j. Ham
hfctnuipn. Joe Elliot the fastest year old in the
world l. a HamblUtonion. Goldsmith Maid,the on
Is horse which ever rotted three successive heats
in less than "a. Is a HamhlctOnlon. Bruno, the
first colt that truttcd in -. NJ four years ot
age l. \ IIambietoniou, Aberdeen. the famous
wear old which won the spirit uf the Times stake
of lSs, di-tancing every competitor TIL first heat,
is a ua,nbletunion Dexter Bruno and Aberdeen,
arv bN llysdyk's Uambetopion. Joe Elliot and
Goldsmith Maid are grand colts Of RySdyEs
Hmhlctpnon.
While Pciua skcl has size, style and bottom,
which IN AXE him valuable "a a stock horse for
general purposes, he has combination of tho
best strains uf trottinS blood ~ the country close
IL connecting him IN blood, 70 The fastest horse
OF the age.