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agricultural.
Mulchin1 Fruit Trees.

There is no doubt by our most intelli-
gent horticulturiSiS about the practical
advantages to be gained by muiching the
orchard and fruit garden. This should
be more generally practiced in fruit pro,
ducing districts, Tor it is the least ex-
pensive and most effective method OF pro-
tecting the fruit trees against the bad re
suits often following the frequent and
sudden changes OF temperature during
the summer and fall mouths when the
surface of the ground is left exposed TO
the direct rays of the sun. Again, when
the mulch is put two or three inches in
thickness, the surface soil is constantly
moist and loose, even when no rain falls
for n term Of several weeks, and the trees
or fruit receive no check for want of
moisture or food under such ciycum-
stances.
Ny method i to cultivate the spaces
between the rows Of trees in the orchard,
using small one horse plough and cult
vator. running not more than two inches
deep during the carly part OF the season.
From the first OF July | have put on =
heavy coating Of salt hay, covering the
surface IS tar as the branches extend.
After this there is no more trouble with
weeds and grass There may be tow
scattered ones start up, hu, they are easily
dies roycd.
Every fruit grower knows that two or
three weeks before The time of gathering
the main crop OF fruit fine specimens are
constantly falling oil, on blowing off by
strong winds. When the ground Is
mu'ched Inc majority of species arc not
bruised or injured tor sale This saving
alone consider pay, mo COT The trouble
ul mu'chiug the orchard.
There i only one draw back to the APP
pIicatiou OF mulch; ta1, is the danger Of
the hay or straw getting ON Ere when
rendered dry by con,iuueJwa weather.
N Y Tribune.
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SI,eriH's Sale.

STATE or MAINE--OXFoRp, S.:
yIyAkEN on Execution and will be sofa al pnpiis
l. auction on Monday, the nineteen'a Gay VI
December, A. u. 1870, nj ten O'Clock In the lore
noon ut the Office OF Epoeh Foster .Ir IN Be'heii
in said County of oxford, all The right IN equity
which Cyrus Mills of said Bethel has or had on '''c
sixteenth day of June A. ID 1857, NJ ,weNe e'o ,
and thirty minutes in the afternoon being Inc 'lne
of the attachment, of the same OF The orginal WRIT
In tbsl action, 10 redeem the Following ueseritu
Real Estate with the buildings thereon, s'uairu ~
the towns of Bethel and Mason IN sald county .,
Oxford viz: Three parcels OF land siiuaied III snu
Bcthei and being part OF lot No. thrty-three lSi)
i'm the first range OF lots IN said Bethel also Two
parcels OF land situated in the town oil Mason ~
the County Of Oxford aforesaid, being portions w
Lot No one ~ in first range Of lots IN said town
of Mason also one other parcel OF land situated va
said Mason, and beng par. of lot No. one (i); ia
the second range of lots III sald Mason Mso, Ioi
No two g2l in the first range OF lots In said MASON
and being the Home stead Farm of said Cyrus Mliis
The above described premises being subject 10 y
Mortgage given to Robert \. Chapman, Esq, OF
said Bethel. 10 secure the payment OF thrce NOES
of hand, one of said Notes was for the sum OF one
hundred and sixty.siX dollars dated November hith
A. II. 1870, payable in one year lom date Win IN
tcrcst annually, and another of said Notes was l"r
the sum Of two hundred dollars, dated November
foh, A. ID. 1858. payable in two years from date
with interest annually; and the other OF said Notes
was for the sum of two hundred dollars, dated
November fifth, A. H. 1850 payable IN three years
from date interest annually, on which Notes there
lars aud sixty five cents. Said Mortgage decd Is
recorded in BOOK liI pages 2lj, 2.6 aud ~, OF Ok
ford Registry OF Deeds. Also subject TO another
Mortgage, given to said Robert \. Chapman, 10 Sc
cure the payment of Note OF hand, dated May
eighth, A. H. 1858 for one hundred aud sixty three
dollars aud FIVE cents pay able " six months from
date, with interest annually, aud one Note of hand,
for two hundred and thirty five dollars, payable IN
one year from date with interest annually, on
which Notes there Is now due the sum OF three
hundred aud twenty five dollars aud eighty five
cents. Said Mortgage Deed is recorded In Book
lis pages ei9, 2j0 and 2oi OF OXFORD heg'o leelr
And also subject To another Mortgage given la said
Robert 4. Chapman, TO secure the payment OF
Note of hand for the sum of one hundred dollars
dntc,' March twentieth 4. ID. 1859, pay able IN SIX
months from date with interest annually. and one
Note of hand, for the sun OF one hundred dollars
payable IN one year from date with interest annual
!, ON which Notes there snow due, the sum OF two
hundred aud nineteen dollars aad sixty four CENTS
Sari Mortgage Deed is recorded In hook No. rs
pages Isl, ~ and 40 OF Oxford Registry OF DcrdS'
A. II. GOODWIN, Deputy sheriff.
Dated at Bethel Oct. q, A. ID. 1871.
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The following directions, aro nom Rural
Affairs VOL. ~, p.5's
Vinegar j. made from cider bycNro,u-
il in warmth. rs tie south side Of a
building, to the lull action Of the suns
rays. The action Of quar-; or two, or
even gallon o.! molaS,cs 90 each barrel
Ia ten, Fermentation. and makes better
vinegar. The addition oc "a >hcc, oflrown
paper, placed upon the surface, also
haSlcus fermentation 10y giving additional
facility 20 the action OF the air. The
mother in vinegar consist, OF the concrete
organic matter in the cider, which pro-
notes fermentation, and then settles 10
the bottom in a sort of ge,N:nous mass
We suppose the oIl,ta,hjoned WAY of
separating Inc vinegar from It, described
byDeaa swift. is Is good Is auy.uamely-
Frs, rack slow. then rack quick, then
rack slow Ill. YOU come To- The thick"
Puri! ing by di>,iIalion makes The
vinegar nearly co'oylc>s, hut this mode is
only adopted FOR druggists. Vinegar is
sometimes made IN The course OF a day or
two with srea; yapidity. by allowing it 70
trickle through small hos~ in the bottom
OF pan placed on the top Of pan and
fitting a barrel, which is filled with shaw
inss. The vinegar run, down The surface
ofthc shtings. and thu, thinly exposed
u the air, which causes = rapid fcrn'snla-
ton, completing the process, it sSinlully
conducted, in toyty-eight hours.
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ShcriH's Sale.

OXFORD, IS October Slst, 1870.
rINAkEN on execution, Lyman Raw-on IS. Bon.
i amin Bartlett. and will be sold by Public
Auction, on SATURDAY, the 81 day OF Deem.
ber \. D. ls1O, al one O'Clock in the afternoon, Al
the Probate once, ] : Hobbs, Register, in Paris,
in the County of oxford, all the right in equity
which benjamin Bartlett, OF Bethel, in said COun.
Is. has or had on the 10th day of july, \ ID. lS5,
at ~ O'Clock noon, being the time nf the attach.
mcnt Of the same ON the original writ IN this nc.
,iun, 70 redeem the following described pieces or
parcels OF Real Estate, situated IN Bethel, IN said
County OF oxford, To- wit Two certain tracts or
parcels Of land situated in Bethel one OF said
tracts being Lot No. IN the second range OF lot
in said Bethel, excepting about ten acres sold IN
OF the souiherly corner Of said lot the other Of
said tract, OF land being that part of lot number
ed tyc in the thiri range Of lots in said Bethel,
being same land conveyed To Benjamin Bartlett
los llram Day, and being the same premises on
which the said Bartlett now lives, the above
described premises being subject 20 = mortgage
given 10 John bearing OF Norway In said County
OF oxford, Ia secure the payment OF note, given
June 3Oth 1890 for two hundred and my dollars,
IN three equal annual payments and interest. said
mortgage deed il recorded in Oxford Registry,
Book l2O, page 42.
81 HUTCHINS, Deputy sheriff.
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SIlcrih's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE-ONroUp, S.
TINAkEN on execution, AID viii he 80

STATE OF MAISE-ONroWp, S. -
rINAkEN on execution AID will he sold Mt public
/ auction, on Monday. the nineteenth LAY OF
December, A. u. 1870. at ten o'clock nr the fore
noon at the Office oI EnOc Poster, Jr., IN Bethel
in said County OF oxford, all the right ~ equity
which True L. puston, ut sail Hcthel, has, or had
on the twenty eighth day of October, \. ID. l-,i9A
eight o'clock in the forenoon. being the time "i ne
attachment of the same on The original wTt Ia this
action to redeem the following described Real
Estate with the buildings thereon. situated m the
tow nf Bethel. IN the County of ONfnTi. W. The
south hslfparl of lot No eighteen (S IN the sixth
range of lots IN said Bethel rescrvInE and except
my ten acres taken ont of the northwest corner
thereof AMI being the homestead farm Of True l..
pu>tnu The above described premises being sub
jrct 10 mortgage given To Adam W. himbalI, OF
iumfurd, In said County, to -ccurc the payment
OF note Of hand Tor four hundred and twenty 'Iour
dollars datcd March 81 4. II l-t6, payable IN one
YEAR from date with interest, ON which, there l.
now due the sum Of four hundred and thirty eight
tlollar- said mortgage deed Is recorded M Book
iIy, page I79, of oxford Registry Of Deeds
\. u. GOODWIN, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated az Bethel. oct u, 4 -. lsiO.
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Curious Facts about Water.

The extent to which water mingles
with bodies, apparently the most solid, Is
very wonderful. The glittering OPAL
which beauty wears as nm ornament Is
only flint and water. OF every 1900 tons
of earth which landlord has in his es-
tate 400 are water. The snow-capped
submits OF SnOwden and Ben Nevis have
many millions OF tons of water in Solidl-
fed form. In every plaster Of Paris statue
which . man carries through our streets
for sale, there is one pound OF water 10
four pounds of chalk The air we
breathe contains five grains of water to
each cutie foot of its bulk. The potatoes
and turuiPS which are boiled for our din
usr have, in their raw state. the one sew
enty-tive per cent, and tho other-per
cent. of water 4 man weighing ten
stone. squeezed in n hydraulic press, sew
en- and half stone oil water would run
out and only two and halt of dry residue
remain \ man is, chemically speaking,
torty-iivc pounds of carbon and nitrogen,
difTuSed through five and 4 half pailfuls
of water. In plants we find water
miuSlinS no less wonderfully. A sun
flower evaporates one and quarter pints
OF water day and acsbbago about the
same quantity.
\ wheat plant cHhales, in l15 days
about 100. 600 grains of water. An acre
of growing wheat, on this calculation,
draws and passes out about ten tons
of water per day. The sap of plants
is the medium through which the mass
Of fluid is conveyed. 1t forms n deli
cate pump, upon which the watery
particles run with the rapility of swift
stream. BY the action OF the sap various
properties may he simulated to the grow
jug plaut. Timber in France iS, for IN
stance dyed by various colors being mix.
eel with water and spriuklcd over the
roots ct the tree. Dah'ias arc also color,
eel by n similar process
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Shcria'S Sale.


OXFORD, So
rINAkEN ON execution and will bc sold nj public
/ auction, on MONDAY .ihc 18th ,lay OF November,
\ H. 1870. ne ten o'clock In the forenoon, nj The
knIro -coggiu House IN DiNilcd, ~ sand County
Of oxford. all tie light in equity, which Ira r
swim az Franklin Plantation, has or bad on the
tenth DAY Of August, 4 u. $50. at six o'clock 10
the forenoon. being the time of the attachment 90
the original writ in this action. to redeem the fol
lowing described real estate, situated In said
Franklin Plantation u Wit: \ certain lot OF land
la said Plantation. with the buildings thereon,
containing ono hundred aud thirty acres; II being
the home stead farm on which the said swirl now
resides anil the same farm origagsd 20 Charles
\ Tucll, March ith, \. D. l-i,, - secure the pay
mcut OF a note Of hand OF one hundred and ans
dollar, also, on the same day, mort.aGrd the same
premises 10 Joseph \. swift 10 secure the pay
mrut OF note of hand OF three hundred dollars,
on which there Is now due on said mortgage, four
hundred aud my dollars and interest from last
March, said mortgage being recorded IN oxford
Registry al Deeds, al Paris reference thereto being
had FOR "a more particular description thereof
JOHN JACKSON, Deputy sheriff
Dated NJ Franklin n, Oct -, \. -. $50.
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MANHOOD:
UCW LOST, HOW RESTORED

~ published, new edition OF DR.. culver
g ,.II's Celebrated Essay on the rddiedt
cu,c " shout medcine) of SrERMAIoREh'EA' 81
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary seminal Losses
IgroTENCY Mental and Physical lncapacity I'M
pediments To Marriage, etc; also CONSUMPTION,
ErIIEPsY, and FITS, induced b! selI'indulgcncc
or sexual extravaganza.
as-Price in a sealed envelope only scents
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrate from thirty years success
fnl practice, that the alarming consequences OF
self abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use OF Internal medicine or the hppii
cation OF the knife pointing out mode OF cure
nj once simple, certain and efectual, by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his cOnu
ton may be, may cure himself chcaply, privately
and radically.
sp-This lecture should bc in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, te any al
dress, postpaid on receipt OF SIX cents or Two
post stamps.
x cents Address the Publishers,
CUAS j. T.. KLINE CO,
l25 Bowery, y. Y, Post Office Box i'oso.
Sept. "a, 1870. ly
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The civilized Indians o! Oregon rails,
cd 500 bushels Of wheat this year
"A farmer in Boon County, Mo. says
his GA, ground p'ogshcd in the fall pro
duced one third more than that ploughcd
IN the spring.
The potato crop IN E.khart County,
Indiana, WAS 50 complete = failure that
farmers are importing their supplies from
Michigan.
Tie following indicate tho ruling
prices for choice butter in St. Adams dur
the season: In May, it opened at thirty
two cents aud closed al tventy-uine;
June, twenty light to thirty; July, thirty
TO thirty-two; August, thirty. two to lorty;
September, lor;y to forty one
The silk culture in California il rapid
~ becoming an important interest. and
bids fair in Il few years to rival even the
gold production. A large number of silk
establishments have recently been organ
lied, the largest OF which is known as
the California Silk Culture Compsny.
"A correspondent of the RuraI Horld
say, that by placing any Of the larger
seeds and grains on a hot pan or griddle.
if the vitality is perfect. the grain viii
pop or crack open with more or less noise.
Where the vitality is lost, it lies immova-
bic in the vessel.
The total cash premiums awarded at
the Illinois State Fair this year amounted
to S9.7SS, distributed among the various
la.ses rs follows: Horses. IS. go; cattle,
$1,000; swine. Sl.4l5; sheep, 1925 {;
farm products. 1894; horticultural de-
psrtment, s543; mechanics, etc, $40;
textile fabrics, 1878 poultry, Sl58; fine
arts, S75; natural history, 500.
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Whom trade grew slack AMI notes
fell due, The merchants iacc grew long
and blue his dreams were troubled
through the night, with sheriff. bai.iir>
yll insight, 4, last his wife unto hjm
said, elise up at once, se: out Of bed,
and Get Your paper. ink and pen. and
advertise 10 all good men" He did rs
bis good wife advised, and in the paper
advertised Crowds came and bought off
al he had, his notes he paid, his dreams
were glad, and he will tell YOU TO this
day, how well printers inI did repay.
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Farm for Sale.

TIIIE subscriber offers bis farm for sale situated
i 100 Milton plantation, on Concord River, sand
'lriu consists ut over lUJ acres oi guod land, Of
which about 90 acres j. interySlr, suitable Tor
rl.Igy and moving IL generally cuts S'Uui 20 tons
,- souI hey, which i mostly cut " On n Moving
Nach.ue Also there j Young orchard 90 ahu,f
- Young apple trees beginning % bear-partly
grated truit: sufficient wood and timber and
pasture handy t1a good new school house handy
o. ,tw mills ,hiugic mills and Syist MILL Good
ur,y. large and roumu,,ipu> buildings, IN good re
l4~ oi modern ~ t. ami finish good never fail
.ue wells ni water aud ether ways completely
valrrvJ. IN "a good nc,-hJyrhool For further
particulars, enquire OF the subscriber on the
urvmi.t~ G.. >POFFORD.
Milton Plantation. sept 10Th, 1870.
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GROWING Ur -Oue great diliculty with
al Young men IS. that they are impatient,
and want somebody 70 lit them into .
high position al once for they are not
aware that this, in uiuo cases out OF ten.
wou.dWove 10 be- 4 serious calamity. IL
is only those who climb The ladder that
know the strength of every round. A
rapid asccu, /. often followed by simi,
lar descent, and Is knowledge can only
DC obtained IN small quantities at time,
/, is better 20 be content with things as
;hyy are than iry, Al, yicum>tancss.
We would call Nc attention of every
Young man to one significant fact and
,hs, i. ninety mine in every hundred Of
our successful men began ai the very tu;
tom Of Tie ladder, No matter where YOU
look ia science, politics or literature, the
great men ot this nation have gained their
pre>cu; position hy their own personal IN
lusgry Poverty. therefore, to young
man. is one of INC chief elements Of sue
cess; for in his SUITE to supply the imme-
lr.,c drnaudso OF nature, he gains strength
oflo,L body anl mind gutil hi> own pow.
er j. marvel even TO himself
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Ayers Cherry PectoraL
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
such az Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine has anything won so widely and so deeply
upon the confidence ofFmankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series Of years, and among most Of the races Of
men il has risen higher and higher in their estima
ton, as il has become better known. It's uniform
character and power 10 cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat have made II known n re-
liable protector against them. Whilo adapted 10
milder forms Of disease and TO young children ii is
nj the same time the most enectual remedy that can
be given for incpent consumption, and the dan.
gerous affections Of the throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden attacks of Group, 1t should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed a. all
arc sometimes subject TO colds aud coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought in.
durable still great numbers Of cases where The dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by tho
CLerry Pectornf. SO complete il Its mastery
over the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat that
the most obstinate Of them yield 10 il. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
torai they subside and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers find great pro.
lection from It..
AstLma Is always relieved and often wholly
cured by 1t.
bronchitis is generally cured by taking tho
Cherry PecforaI in small and frequent doses.
For Cough and Coid, no better remedy can
be had. Take small doses three times day and
mt the feet in warm water at night until the
disease is broken up
For Influenza, when u affects the throat or
lungs, take the same course
For Uhoopiny Cough, give small doses three
or four times day.
For Group. give large and frequent doses until
the disease Is overcome.
No family should be- without the Cherry Pecto-
raj on hand TO protect them, IN case OF attack,
from the above complaints. Its timely use often
spares the patient great amount Of suffering and
risk, which he would incur by waiting until he
could get other aid. Parents, keep In your houses
for the exigencies that arise. Lives dear to you
may be saved by II.
SO generally arc its virtues known, that we need
not publish certificates OF them here or do more
than assure the public that the best qualities II ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
al round the world.
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Sl,erin's Sale.

OXFORD, sS-OCtobVr ~, $50.
TAKEN ON execution and will bc sold AZ public
auction, saturday, the twenty day OF
November, \ u. I.1O. ut two O'Clock in the amer
noon al; the once of Eu.ch Foster, Jr., In Bethel,
ia laid County of oxford AL the right ia equity
which 1Sru. II Wet, OF iumtori, ia sad County,
has or had ~ the time the same wa- attached on
the original. 20 redeem the following described
real estate, situated in said Rumiord, and being
the same premises conveyed 10y the said Cyrus III.
We, 70 Lyman Rawson, Nv hts deed OF mortgage,
dated MAY eth, lisp, aud recorded IN the oxford
Registry OF Deeds. Book iaj, page ~, 70 secure
the payment OF thirteen hundred dollars, and refer
enrc had "a said deed aud the record thereof for
4 iull description of the premises.
INEIS MORMkII. sheriff
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A true copy attest j. 5 HoHns, Register

OXFORD. - III a Court of Probate, held ut Frye
burg, within and for the County Of oxford, on
ihC 3Uth day uf oct, \. II. IS1o,
ON the petition of FRANKLIN SHIRLEY, EN.
~ ecutor, of the estate Of Nathaniel Hutchins
late OF Fryeburg, in said county, deceased. pray
INK for license to sell. aud convey at public ot
private sale all the real estate of said testalor fo,
the ay.nants OF debts, lcgacics and costs OF al
ministratiuu, a. the residue would be greatly de-
prcciated by partial sale OF any entire portion:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
e. all persons Interested 10y causing abstract 81
hiS petition. with this order thereon. To be pub.
u>hcd three weeks suctesSiycly in the O,fnrd
Democrat, a new spapcr printed at Paris, IN sand
County that they may appear at a Probate Court
,o Ice held at Paris, ihe Set TUESDAY of November
next AT 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon. and >hcw cause
Il any they have, Why the same should no: be
granted.
4 II. WALKER. Judge
\ true copy-attcst, ! : Hobbs Register
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pxFoRp AT a Court ofProbaie held at Hiram,
within and for the County Of oxford, on the 2lst
day Of Oct, 4. u. $50,
nN the petition of HANNAH NJ. INGALLS,,
~ widow of Leonard h ingalls,, late oi peu-
mark. i'm ,aid County, deceased praying for an
allowance ont of the personal estate OF her late
husband;
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice !"
all persons interested, BY causing copy OF tins
order to be published three weeks successfully IN
the Oxford Democrat, printed at Paris, that they
may appear ut a Probate Courtto he held at Paris
10 said County, ON the third Tuesday 81 NOV
next at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and sheN
cause, ii any they have, why the same should not
DC granted.
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
true copy-attest: j. : ilonBs, Register.