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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-06-22

The "Flying Dutchman" was present at
the Carnival" given atis Judge Sewers
place, by the ladies of the Library Associa-
ton, last Wednesday evening, and this is
the way he tells it
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-08
FeuiIIctor, d.,eLo,.isiu,.ais.
LES CHIENs.
Chap. xxx1v.

Abho'rons done les Chinois. puisqus les Chinoi.
deresent mpitoyablsnent les Chiens.
Les Francais, eux, en- celia bien difxrents des
Chinos du Celeste Empirs du Mi,ieu, ,r.ileut lie
CHEN avec tous les 6garts dus 4 lin.ellicsuce g,
a rhon"etet6. Ja"ais fsancais ne concu ID cr,ni.
nellie ides do tusr sou chfeh de 10 r6tir ii De IL
manger. Les rats, les chats ct lee aneuille. de
buisson ne trouveront pas grace devsnt lui, o.and
il faimson fantaisie; mais il reculsra. uoblsmsut
devant raathropophagie.
Voyez plutot:
Et Ia CHOSE est r6cente.
Paris. Ia vile h6rolqus ct sublime. 6tS pendant
plus de qustrs mois assi6g6s ct invessis psr ou.,s
on cinq cent mile Prussiens. Ces Prus.ten. res.
seuiblaient tres pea ad t4avs Henri ", se pouu.
ars souvenir. qui iasat adis passsr dss WIRES sx
sssiegds. Apres tout. il SAit fort natarsl aux Ala.
tands, qui ava'ent mango 10 pain do ID France. d.
So venger g'o'ie"sement t1saa,e ils rous fai. C..
eons AI|smsnds soat doux. rsvsurs, musisisn. !, :.
f6roces. ~ - .'>''''' = - -
Or. Paris affamS. tAss da uasads isoles du monde.
manEes des rats. des chats. dsi 6l6ph.u,s de-.
bisons, ees gasellts toases lee curiosites do ,on
richie Jardin dss Plantss Martin passa CONNIE
un simple apia. ct = ssl a ,sstis eaulos re,eva
u fadeur des mats Oranges. Nais 10 ehien trouva
grace devant rhomne. 0avrochs pastassa fiatsr.
hetIen'snt son pain nolt avsc Asor. sses s
I A propos d " ssfgs AlroIqss d Paris. ass d
! nasuHsues chooses ! dire: ssusst,ou jauai com.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-08
P.ARl8..

Est Ilium. ct ingsss.
Gloria FIa0c0rum.
-:o:- t5
Oai. Paris est encof le SONNET do Ia France.
lie haat SONNET du monde; ct ii Ia delivrance
Dot venr, le salut descendra d. CO lieu
oa les ho''es plus grands sont plus procles de Deu.
Paris, men doutez point, est vile solitaire,
Pole qui n'aura pas son t6ls sur Ia terrs,
Cite de linfini que tout esprit humaiu,
En- montant vers le cel, trouve sur son chemin.
Est'ce bien une vile, Giant ttn foyer danes,
un Sinai brilliant doh s'6ancent les hammes,
D'oa jailit lie rsson, doh part Ia vsrit6,
D'oa descend CONNIE IN Dieu laugns.e libert61
Or, yous poutes, nessieurs, tros millions coutre ellie,
Punr atrocement cette Vile rebelle;
Vous pouves decimer son peuple, aneantir
Son Montmartre sacr6, 10 vieux Mont du Martyr;
Voas pouvez lui reprendre grand tiers de- q vie,
Faire plus que GuiIlaume, en- faire varsovie.
Que ne pouvez vous pas. Giant des e6n6raux
Battus par des Praasiens, mais Giant des h6ros!
In saignant un Hercale un main 6tsnd sans peins
LIE gfant 4 ses pieds. Et que ne peut Ia haiues
Dependant lorsque Theirs, un miserable main,
sera Ia pourritare. Giant dtjA venin;
Lorsqne messieurs Vinoy, MitMahon ct leurs aide,
Dormiront du sommeil du dernier des bip>ass;
l1orsque les insarges, tusilles en commun,
Pourriront dams !e trou de IL mort; que demain
Vera les 6s grands pes,f soute d6livrance.
Paris sera debout sur IL monde ct Ia Frnce.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-08

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mes ama. Va. sr;a. - ..,;s n :; ii.d:.., ~,
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Msis. dises.vous, poarqnd ees eoaessts drama
aq"ss Les psro'ssieDs d No vsuIrnt p.
CUE 's.F egss sen a'lls - raiass, sus y pA.re 81
p'a'ona tonos snr = ~ g lsa. ts,sn.~s = a
lsars essses, que csts tgiss rests inashsvks dAna
~ ne' prnetpas + ses bsssot6s 81 y ont d6cidl
aeuF excellent petse, Y R6v. KensNdier aatuiises
80 Wv. sonce'@ ~ Densnce % ftslss.
neone''on oa fere henaudisr' pretre aussi
"'>'e''. que oes'ntefesse' .Is.s nous STUNT
y wv ue s'"fa''ts''e pss
vo.. sSes eo'pafoss'ens' nous comDeons donc sur
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a.o.Es fUsLaeuks-1s = sont rfanis.
o' .o'c
s..cu" 'es D'recsean
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-08

suivant: "Attaquts pr y Gouverpenaent a
versai!les. nous avons pour mission de pro
ttger Paris. ct nous faisons appel anx ci
toyens. En- enet, de.ix corps de Nationan,
ct de rtpublicains, commandes par Daval
Flonfens, Bergeret q Henry, sont sortis di
Paris, Fun par Mendop. pahtre par 1ssy, de.
want operer lenr jonctioh ct tnarcher contrs
Versailles. Le Mont VaItrien des soidats rs.
gnlists les = moins apargnts one de- Prus.
siens. A Meudon les Nationaux ont tt4 battna
ct repousses. Les Zouves pontificaux mont
dss Nationaux de Montronge. 4 et6 tue.
Flourens eu Il. meme sort. 6omme toute,
Versailles triomphe. ct Paris eat do nodvean
assi6R6 et bioqu&. Mais dams quelles condi.
ttonaf Qnelqnes nns dc ses forts sont occnpAs
par des Prassiens, d'adtres pdr des R&gnliets,
les troiMemes par les Natiouaux. - Thiers
croft an succ6s, ct II raison. La Commune.
scion toute probabilite, Va Sire moftellemeut
frnppee. Thiers, MncMahon ct autres ne
P&pargneront pas. Elle Zen aura. pas moips,
an nom de 10 rfpubliqae qni " mourir,
lance un decrtt proclamant la separation de
rEglise ct de l'Etat.
Attendons mons recevoir biept6t cette
dGpeche: "L'ortirs regne Paris" Et CONNIE
Paris est une vile crimiuelle, une vile de
con,awnistes, une vile r&publicaipe, ellie
Se1s.40 - CtA0 ~ C4YtsOsc u0 ~ = IN0S0 T8v04os
Comme ce sera sublime! Et que " devenir
runiis franchise? '
Pics TARD.-Les d9peches sont contradi.
torres Cealea de Versailles, ct ron est mieux
renseignS Versailles qua Paris,
Ia defaite de l'armee rAvolutionnaire. Mac
Mahon commando len tronpes du Gouverue-
ment.-Le general Bergeret, general de ID
Commune, eta coupe dams 20 retraite.-
In redonte de Chatillon. occnpte par les
insurges, etc prise avec 1000 prisonniers,
pormi lesqnels le general Henry ct le general
Dnval qui ont &te fnsiles.-Picartl et Thiers
ont annonce d Ia France ct aux prsfsts que
l'insurrection etait 6crasee. que vinoy ct
avaient remporte une riciotye,
gne Paris serait occhpe dams quelques jours.
Malheur aux vaincns!
Aux dernieres nouvelles,-dernisres pour
nous,-les republicans de 10 Commune tieu.
nent encore divers points importants en-
dehors de Ia vile.
La Commune lance mn decret obligeant
tous LEI citoyens de II IS ans entrer dams
les raugs. Co dtcret est execntA rigoureuse-
resistance de Paris sera terrible,
-Assy, Blunqui ct Gambon ont ste srret6s
CONNIE s"spects. L'archeveque de Paris Gu
|e meme sofia force actuelle des rspabIi.
Gains de Ia Commune est poItee 10000
hommeA
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-08
Nouvelles.

J. --Iorsss regne sntoar do versovis. In
Commune ct son armte ont 3ts vaincues
extsa-muros. ct ThieIs triomphe avec son
As.embltes son armte. ~ Zouaxes, ~ IS.
Suhers, son gonvernemsnt do Vefsaiile..
tafmee dc Theirs, command6e par Mao
Mahon. environne Paris. Y entsera-t.elle. et
OF I qael prix? -
; Voici o que les dspeehss ttlsgraphiquea
Shppoteot-LA Commupv lauct Il dScret
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-08
NOS PRINCIPLES.

Rkps5liq.s d'ordre, d'hosnlsett ct de
jsssies.
6slfags gsiusrssl Posr soss, sseept< posr
III criaaissls q les pagabosds.
ssss Unios 9eiuiqse De- Lo.is;asais 51sscs e
~ Ioaisisalis ds cowlewr.
Edscaiiss pssr isss.
lass ds Csrpst.sssgsrs psib;qsss r. Losi.
sjsAs, nj ~ Sseabesds fsists.ss. #s
EgallS rDt0tqse sslrs lss saesralisls ct
lts,aaiifs.
sAppsis st apssces ! l'iasmigrsss laboriesz.
Rsspeet . Ia loi
LAossels komms ea hswe, ls nalhonnele
sa bas.
IL Losis;ans dot ERE goupeyxke par
l'Rosneieit ct l'iaselligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-08

Dec6dee. dams Ia Paroisss Ascensisp, ls 3 Avril
1s7L Ia residsOes de- sson tfls JUsr CONES,
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g aaosces . IN eue ~ fs9s9 q usahsef ses
aldsntss q senersnsss passions d. psuple. Paris
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d. Prussisns n,oiti< barbaYes t. pissue aloes
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bselanS d'dn tof da laqu1iS d'sn snpsssar. II ~
voyes-vous pas actusllsusnt/ p6rossr daas uas
Assemblies d oaseiaans ct ds conapirassurs ,peli.
tiqass. q stssrntant d slgasas = d,6ne n aui
eodf tnitrsillsr an pesple indi9nS 4 sssaursr I'm
Bonapegte ind6po CoEanae II snnf r,eT3t., cnnnn.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1871-04-08

lueDnsAu do journal, prss du College Jee-
t-Jasqusa, rive gauche. Es
eF0n let&res, lournaux, echangss et pa-
psraases addresses ! Convent Pos.C C6lcs.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

A YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN.
IA. serted In the N3W YORK HERALD, and IL up town.
saye Time and extra expense by leaving at the HERALD
BRANCH OFFICE. l;2i6 Broadway. three doors above
Thrty-hrst street. This l. only authorized uptown
branch and advertisements received at Office rates.
Open from A. NJ. I'll { =. NJ. every day in the year.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
- 4=sT'r-s-a-as' z----- - -
COUNTRY BOARD.

CoUSTRy HOARD wANTED-FROM 18TH MAY FOR
" Eve months. FOR gentleman, wife, two dnughters two
children and servant; partial board for geneman terms
exceed o per week references given and required
Address 7. s., Herald Office
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

A DELAWARE FRUIT FARM FOR sALE--ls5 ACRES,
"A near Milford good house. 0 peach apple and
pear orchards i've acres OF small fruits all In bearing
x.Vtuo Apply TO owner, r. b. CNDERHILL, Milford.
Delaware
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

A NICE COTTAGE, NINE ROOMS HEATER GAS
"A range seTon mirtes' wal. from depot on prncipai
street II "shway. a4.p.J; terms easy.
TAYLuR, s? Cedar street. owner.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

BEAUTIFUL sRASiIORE ESTATE, NEAR DEPOT
~ story iiou5c II rooms, with range marble maLtels,
&C. nice Stable, all complete aud worth &5O0 best
beach on our coast must bc sold only S2oo 81 200
cash. See 90 OF Chapns Farm Advertiser, with Gle
CANT map aud descriptive articles Rev. Elias Mason, of
New Enelscd Historical Society; maied postrsid 10
cents. GEO. II. CHAPLIN, Pnhliaher,
ITremo Row Hostor
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

E'oR SALE-A FOUR PULL ALE PUMP, In COON
order, together with Bar and Fixtures o. Ts class
store Will be sod at bargain, they be remoyeb
fore l. O'Clock Monday. Apply in 30 Atlantic street,
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

1No LFT-HOUSE AND TWO ACRES, WELL FRUITED; I;
also one, with acre. depot hour by rail In
New Jersey Apply at No. g. second story u Corand
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

A SNUG FARM At BARGAIN-l ACRES FINE
"A orchard brook &c. near Enc aud Midland Ra,l.
road depots, Orange county.
{. II. OLIVER, No. Z Reekman street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

L'oR SALE--A TEA AND COFFEE STORE on ONE
IL OF the leading Sonh Brooklyn: satisfactory
reasons given Tor selling Inquire Fifth avenue
and twentieth street in tea store.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

RIO LET-CHEAP, NEAR q MMIT FROM APRIL J.
l House, coDtsining rooms with barn. dc, and "a
acres minutes walk from New Providence depot Apply
to GEO. W. Loss, 20 Fulton street, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

ITO LET OR FOR SALE ON JERSEY HEIGHTS, JER.
sey City, two story attic and basement House. good
eondttion Furniture for salc. Apr,y TO GEORGE W.
NAYRE, ~ Park row, room No 5.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

from the ferry In OF ten dwellings, the last
taTee; Just eompleted lsxs5 all modern improvements,
Cleveland stone fronts; north Mercer,
jersey avenue and Barrow street desirable location
one oiock fTom Van Worst PARK the
the premises.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

IL oCSE AND LOTS FOR SALE-PRICE S65W; FORTY
minutes from City Ea Jersey Heights Jersey
TWO story attic and basement Furniture Apply
GEORGE w. WAfRE 40 Park row. room No 8.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

IrOR SALE-HkNDSOME FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
u brown stone Residence 2bx56xinc In Thirty uth street
between Fifth and sixth avenues location unsurpassed well
put and in thorough repair; with without Furniture.
Owner about leaving for Europe For
box | 2l6 Post Office
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

LN0R SALE-TRE NEAT, MEDiCM SIZED THREE
story high ssoop brick House III Yves. Twcntyseconi
street, partially fuTnished has al improvements Apply
premises. Terms easy.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

A HANDSOME THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
"A brick House. with marble trimmings; 10u foot lot y
ronins all improy emens choice location, all the
ferries only Sooen only $1,000 cash down must be sold
before April !, as the owner ID gong to Germany.
J. N. GIBSON, Y Montgomery street, jersey City.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

ITO LET-IN MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, A STORE AND
Dwelling fixtures complete; sp cndid chance for a
good business and good opening first class dry
goods grocery or millinery bnsiuess rent low Apply n.
MORRISON sT9 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

RIO LET-THREE no. sES AT CuNEY ISLAND FUR.
nshed unfurnished suitable FOR business
with bathin houses attached. Apply to EDWARD DUNN,
Gt the Island House. the beach,
The New York herald., 1871-03-18
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

A SUPERIOR COUNTRY sEAr-oNLY 1900 DOWN
~ snd $50 monthly nntIl pad house and ou,bnildnss
grounds only one hour by rail- In New cents
Apply at room No. g. second story 81 Ccrtlardt street
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

RIO LET-A COUNTRY GROCERY AND DRY GOODS
store 10 %ooabridge, n j.; in AN excellent location;
ses, via N. J. H. II. and Transportation Company.
The New York herald., 1871-03-18

VNANTED TO RENr-FOR FANCY GOODS BCSI
w Store, with show window in q good location,
below rhirty-lfth street. rent not over 1850
BEER, 1s Centre street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-25
consumption,
NTS GURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE,
BY y. H. SCHENCK, NJ. d.

Many human being has passed away, for whose death
there other reason than tho neglect of known
and lGsputably proved means of Those near and
ttar family and friends sleeping the drcamlcss
DE. JOSEPH II. SCHENCK's jENrLI:
TREATMENT,
and ara!lcd Themselves Of his wonderfully cGlcacous
medicines they would hot have fallen.
Dr. scIcnck has in his proven that where
vitality that vitality by his Icd
and .s directions their Is quickcncd into
hcallhui vigor.
In tbs statement there is nothing presumptuons
To the 1ai.l of the invalid is made representation
that is thousand times substantated by living and
visible works The theory o: tho by Dr. Schencks
medicines is simple il is Infaling. Its philosophy
requires argument. Ii is self assuring, scf-col-
yincing
The Seawced Tonic and Mandrake Pills the first
weapons with which the citadel of the nalady is assaied
Iwo-rds of the consumption originate in ys-
condition the bronchial tubes "sympathizc y with tho
stomach. They respond the morbilic action the
liver Here then the eliminating result, and tho
setting in, with all its distressing symptoms, Of
CCNSUMPTI0N.
The Mandrake Pills arc composed of of Natures
nobest gtsthe Pedophilun fcltaurn They possess all
the blood searching Alternative properties OF caloHe but
unlike calone!, they
"EEAvE NO STING BEHIND"
The work of is beginning The Initiated and
deposits in the bowels and in the alentary
nal elected. The liver like clock wound up. 1t
from its torpidy The stomach acts responsvc,
and tho patient begins feel that he is getting at last
"A SUPPLY OF GOOD BEOOD.
Tho Seayreod Tonic in conjunction with the Pills NOR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-25
GIVEN UP As LOST.

The second thing IS, the patients must stay in a warm
taking cold when the lungs diseased, but
be prevented or cure cannot be effected Fresh air and
riding cut especially in this section of the country in tho
iAl and winter season. are all wrong. Physicians who
recommend that lose their patients If lune3
badly disease. and yet because they in the house
they must not sit down quiet they must walk about III,
Epa good circulation Of blood The patients must keep
IA good spiEi;s-be determined TO GET well. This has
s ss ' 70 60 WIN Inc 's'i'' anu Is ''e sfs-' point %
To despair of cure after sch evidence Of its possibility
rafa Or. sehezcEs personal statement Tie Faculty.
IN. owa ere was n these modest words:
Many years ago WAS in Ihs last stagcs CT eonsrrn-
noa esef % ~ Peg and a: S.s LINE ny ryse.a:s
eEiens strzws. heard 0fane obtained the pre-
pGr&tiuns tch now eer 10 TIE public, and they Ioads
e1ot cure Of ne il seemed 10 ne that could 1eel
..1n penetrate ms system They soon rie1ed the
lungs AID s0aia spit mp ,iLt
Is soon fAi began 70 subsiae my copef fever pains
and ugai Eweats III began 10 lesve me, Ed appetite
became 80 great tat il was WIN difficulty that could
keep from eatiag too much soon gained my Strength
Il weighed shortly ufter my reeove-r~ nddee the
Dpe-ur. then looking Ike skeleton rny weight
o.: ninety en- pounds ny present weight IL two
have eui9y q uninterrupted health"
Dr. bceaek has discontinued h professional visits 10
New OK AID Bostoa He q it soal Or. Il sei,enci
y rA continue 70 see patients II fheir Office, No Is
4 to3PM 1hose wa5 wish tsroarh ~ eIanlisa
iiga Ti TIE ilssI-leter VIII be charged s. The Res
pa,tlis Ca readily learn whether they are durable cr
TIE directions fr taking ts medicines are adap4ed to
Sc 1:elseee even = clid FOLLOW these directions.
And kud Nature VIII Co the rest, excepting II some
czscs Inc Mandrake Pills To he taken 10 increased
cgsaS; sae Gree medicines need otser pannerrs
thaa ie ample lRsrpc15ons tat accompany IRIS.
a2ietiie- u returning health hunger IS
cE3e syrptola- When co-ss as il viii cone, lt
lie despairng al once be Of good cheer. Gpi biood
follows, the cough lseIs, the night sweat Is abaicd.
IR short tine totA Il these Iostd syIapt1s go3s
forever.
Dr. Schenehs medicines constantly Kept In tens
thousands of families. IS laxative purgatiye, the
Mandrake Pills standard preparation: while the
Prhaonie syrup Of coughs and colds, may be
regarded as PFC ylac;erc against consumption in any
cf is fJT-as
Tree CT TIC Iunonic syrrp and Sea'vecd Tonic, sl1o
bfc. or SID half dozen. Mandrake Pills, Is ccnts
= H.. I'arsa ny all druggists and dealers.
Go &. GOODWIN L CO., Agents, Boston
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and like intimate requirements of domestic
life counted up several hundreds. Thus more
and more the advertisements of the daily
newspaper come home to the business and
bosoms of our domestic and individual LIE
more and more are they our servants OF al
work more and more they are sparing us the
dreary round of personal search from neigh
Dor to neighbor and from shop to shop. we
go out in the morning after reading the paper,
knowing not exactly what we want, but exact
ly where to get it; and thus the course OF daily
life is simplifed, and we cease more ana more
to waste the substance of our being In the
mere preparation for existence, and more and
more are enabled to concentrate our strength
and our time upon the real work OF LIE.
To further illustrate this simple, almost
unconscious, but still very important change
in the use of the daily newspaper, and our
habits of doing business, we remember lately
talking with an intelligent farmer, concern
ing what he raised, and where and how he
sold his surplus. Tobacco, of course, was
chief crop, and the market for that was always
ready and sure. If he had eggs, butter and
potatoes to spare, the grocers of Holyoke,
Springfield and Chicopee gave him full prices,
without loss of time and strength in seeking
customers. But if he had anything extra
out of the way of the daily markets-for sale,
a ton or two of hay or straw, so bushels OF
carrots or a ton of turnips for feed, choice
cow or surplus horse or two; or did he want
any of these things to meet a deficiency, he
never wasted his time by going among his
neighbors, or inquring from house to house,
or store to store in the adjoining town, but he
sent his little advertisement with 25 or so cts.
to The Daily Republican, and in less than As
hours he invariably got response, and found
a customer for his surplus produce, or spare
stock, or the thing that he wanted most.
"Why, only the other day." he said 81 want
ed to buy secondhand wagon; l advertised,
and my next door neighbor read the adver-
tisement, and promptly sold me bis,-and
both of us were happy"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-25

There appears to be the best of reasons
for believing that the Joint High Commits
sion has agreed upon terms of settlement
of all the difficulties with England except
the San Juan question..and will be ready
to present them to the Senate at its session
in May The Commissioners have not
found their cares and perplexities sit so
heavily upon them as to interfere with their
appetite for good dinners, judging by the
accounts Of feasting which we have from
Washington.
The census bureau has just collated the
agricultural returns for the State of Maine
The total quantity of improved land is
2,917 1893 acres; value of farms $l02 1851,
95l, and of farming implements and ma
chinery, $4,S09, 113. The total value OF
wages paid during the year, including the
value of board, was $2,903,292 The
value of live stock in the State is 1928
307, l28. Some of the productions of the
year were as follows: Wheat. 27S, 79s
bushels; Indian corn, 1889, SSS bushels
oats, 1851 1854 bushels; wool, TIA, 1Ge
pounds; Irish potatoes, 7.77l ,009 bushels
butter, IL $3.50, 482 pounds; cheese, ,152,
$50 pounds; hay, 1854 tons; forest
productions, Sl,53l, IA; home manuG,c-
lures, $3.50, 1888; value of animals slaugh-
tered, 81, 939,071. The estimated value
of all farm productions, including better
ments and additions to stock, is 1913, AGO.
OLA. The fragrant weed was cultivated
to the extent of Is pounds The rank of
counties as concerns production is as fol-
lows: Penobscot, kepnebec, Somerset,
Cumberland, York, Oxford, Waldo, Aroos-
took, Franklin, Androscoggin, Linco[,
Piscataquis, Hancock, Washington, Knox,
Sagadahoc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-25
DE. JOSEPH II. sCIENCK's GIMr'Ll
TREATMENT,
CCNSEMPTIOE.


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