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source of profit to their owners. What
can look more rich and beautiful than TO
see = luxuriant growth OF wood and Tim
Der, serving both as shade and conden'
ser of moisture III summer, and pro-
lection from the storms and cold pinch
ing winds of winters
The writer of this has had some OK
perience in what he recommends, which
no will now relate. l have \ piece OF
light, level, sandy loan land, bordering
On a tsmarack swamp. 1t had recently
been cleared Apbslors il came into my
possession. left il to grow up again to
woods about iorty-eight years ago.
.Aboat twelve years ago cut from this
same land \ large, heavy growth OF
wood, equal. | judged At the time. TO
thirty cords per acre, and also some fine
Young timber. 1t new has Il second
growth of wood. rs thrifty rs the first
was. of about twelve years standing
have another piece of land, an old
field, that had been ploughsd,- planted.
and sowed TO rye and buckwheat, with
out manure, till it became very much re-
duced. This field left 10 go back TO
wood, about twsnty five yoars ago. 1t
was surrounded by forest on three
sides. 1t is now us line u young wood
and timber lot rs ono would wish to see,
and every year the young wood and tim
Der trees stretch away upwards. and
GROW like the cedsrs on Lebanon
These two examples are only spect
mems OF scores Of others, tina! have been
equally successful. and which have come
under my observation in this vicinity.
ROYAL SMITH.
lfilIington. Mass. Dec. 10. 1879.
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Prom the New Ens Land Farmer
Means of ReHOcGting WOrn-Out
Lands.

Lands.
propose TO make some suggestion IN
regard to tho msaus 10 DO used TO reno
vSte tie over cropped and worn lands in
many parts oil Now England. and how
these lands may be brought back again
TO satisfactory state Of produciirenes'.
In the ii,si place. will say have no
patent manure that have studied out,
in my possession. nor any receipt for
maxim. such. that | propose to sell,
which will work out this desired change
in the land. alluded to above.
On The contrary. will say l have but
very little faith in any or all OF the con-
csnIr4ted, patent, or commercial manures
so rilV at the present day, 10 effect THIS
object,
They may be good to give Il crop an
early star, in the spring, or Tor ono year,
where the condition OF the sOil i favor
sble to produce u satisfactory farm crop;
or a. n stimulus. OF helpor. they may be
used in some localities 20 advantage in
conjunction with other manures, OF Iho
utility Of which every farmer must judge
tor himself
But the true mean, OF ronoyating the
worn lands OF New England, the means
within tho reach of every farmer lies
nearer home, and 10 much cheaper. !
believe there is not worn out field or
farm, anywhere in New England. that is
not barren rock. or u loose blowing
sand, but what possesses the life giving
germ for is own renovation. That il
given back. and placed again under the
fostering cafe Of nature, she would in
due time overcome their stsrility, and by
the annual growth and decay of yegets-
ton, restore back To them that fertility
they once possessed.
The thousands OF acres OF rough,
broken and iorbidding looking lands,
that have within the two last decades
been robbed of their wood and timber,
will, if left to the care Of nature. become
again clothed with valuable wood and
timber, Us in their primitive days, and
this without any expenses or outlay on
the part of the owners of these lands.
When we take into consideration how
naturally these lands go back again to
forests. and also the scarcity and high
price of wood and timber at the present
day. can think of no better use to put
these lands TO. The numerous rough.
rocky and bushy pastures that now bear
but little feed, 10 be found in very many
localities of New England. ought TO be
lott for the special purposes OF growing
wood and timber Though they have
at present a poor. hard and iorbidding
appearance. they will become renovated
by this means, and become permanent
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OXFORD. ss-A-dprcmc judicial Court, Deccu-
o.. Term, \. ID. lst2.
MARIA J.. GOtF, ". WILLIAM G. GOFF.
And now 1t appearing 10 the Court that The said
defendant j. noi al nhabitant Of this state. AMI
has no tenant agent or attorney therein, and that
,be ma. no notice ct the pcndency of THE libel,
IL l. ordered hy tbs Court that the SAIL Libelani
notify the defendant ol The pUnd0ncy ol his libel
bv causing an atte.icd copy OF TIL, lbol, win
The order Of Court thereon, 10 be published tlr,s
weeks success -iVcly i'm the oxford Democrat, pa
ucr printed ia Paris in said County, the last publ
cation To be- thirty days at least before The next terra
OF .ad Court 10 be holden at Paris, ainrc-Hii. on
The second Tuesday ~ March next. 90 th, end
that the said defendant MAY then and th-sc appear
az said Court, and shoW causcf " any ho has,
WHY the prayer. of said libelan! should not 10
granted.
Attest. WINK KlMBALL, CLERK.
A ,rua copy oflibcl and order Of Court thereon.
Attest. WM. X kIMBALL, ClcTk-
T.. g. Harlow. DiS1sld, pins ATTY.
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ADMINISTRATORS sale.

ID Probate Court for the County Of Oxford, the
undersigned administrator of the estate Of Sull
van j. Wiley, lste of Fryeburg, deceased, will sell
in Loqell in said County, on saturday, tho s2nd
day Of February, ls13, AT 10 O'Clock A. II, the fol-
lowing real estite, to wit: Que undivided half pari
Of pOrtiOu OF the white pine Pot, so called, in
said Lowell, being all said inte.tates interest in
said lot, also tho pine trees standing on another
part OF said LOT, and decided to said ntestats Jan
20, 1870, by Dexter Il. Moore by deed recorded in
Oxford Dis. Reg Book 81, Page a., and the right
for the same TO stand thereon in said deed; al
so the timber decided 10 intestate by Thomas Free.
man, by deed dated June 25 $780, recorded in said
Registry, Book o., Page 324 with the right TO re-
move the same as in said deed. Said timber is sit
Ialed in Denmark in said County.
DEAN III. WILEY.
LoYeli, January 10, 1913. IL
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I5 CORNHILL. BOSTON
f.pt f<lur
Ab.trae, OF PLANTING Writ.

nAVID O. FERNALD, OF Manchester, In the
IL County OF Hllsboro and State of New Hamp-
shire, Plaintiff, VA. Joseph II. Gleason and Carl.
ton T. Gleason, both oil Mexico in our County of
oxford Defendants Declaration, assumpsit upon
two promissCfy notes dated March lot, A. ID. lSG7,
for the sum OF $1,000 90 each payable 10 plaintiff OF
order on demand, with interest annually, also upon
one note OF hand, dnted June LIST, a. y. 1851, for
$4,000 on demand, with interest annually.
Addamnum s5,O 10000.
Writ dated October 10, 1872, returnablc to the
Supreme Judicial Court, oxford County, pocsm-
Der Term, A. ID. lsI2.
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STATE OF MAINE

OXFORD, ss:-At the supreme Judicial Court, bs
gun and holden az Paris, within and for said
County OF Oxford. on the first Tuesday Of De
cember, 4. ID. 1872.
NpOn the fOregoieg Writ il is ordered that the
Plaintiff cause the said defendants 10 be served
with an abstract copy Of said Writ and this order
OF Court thereon fourteen days 1T least before thE
next term OF said Court 10 be holden At Paris
aforesaid, On the second Tuesday OF March, 1873
o. the end that the said defendants may then and
there appear at said Court, and shew cause, Il
any they have, why judgment should not be rem
dered against them and execution issued thereon
Attest: VIM X. KIMBALL, Clerk.
A true abstract of Writ and copy of order Of
Court thereon.
Attest; VIM. X. KialRALL Clerk.
Pnlrifrr n Rnl.ler plnis AttYa
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STATE OF MANI
STATE UF MAINE.
OXFORD, Supreme Judicial CoHTs, peccHs-
her Term, 4. n. ls53.
SARAH v W. STOCKBRIDGk, v. JOllN A.
sTnHEnufDEE

Der Tenn, \, n. M.
SARAH V. ". STOCKBRIDGk, v. join 4.
STOCKBRIDGE.
And now 10 appearing 81 the court that ihs .iiJ
Defendant 10 not AN mhabilpnt " thi. Ststs. aud
hss no t0nans Agsnt or attorney ihrTsln, aud that
hc has no notice % Abe pcndsncy OF ihs libel:
Il ia ordered by tho Court that Ihs aid Libelass
notify the said defendant OF Tho psndency ~ thi.
libel hy causing an attcsted copy OF his libel with
,hi. Order Of Court thereon, 10 be published three
weeks successfully in The oxford Democrat, pa
per printed In Paris in said County the lasl publ
cation To- De thirty DAYS % least before tho uct'
term OF .aid Court, to be holden at Paris, atpro.
said on ,thc second Tuesday OF March next -
the end that the said defendant may then and
there appear at said Court, and show Gauss, NAur
he has why The prayer ~ -aid Lihelnis should
not be granted.
Attc-t. WM. "A. kIMBALL. CLERK.
tru0 copy OF libel and order of Court thereon
Attest: VIZ. X kINBALL, ClSrk.
W W. Bolster, pl'fs Ailr.
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A CENTS WANTED. We guarsntee employ
IA ment for ~ either sex, at 81 day,Or ZOO ~
norss war. New work. 10y Mrs n u. Sfolr ether.
superb ~ vmium. given away Money made rapidly
sud sasily 81 work flrns rite au see PaticulsSs
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Having frat audited aud examined the above
account OF " iliam Chase, We hereby certify that
~ allow thereon the sum OF Three hundred and
uuelesn dollars and twenty cents.
WI. IA. kIHBALI, Clerk.
ENOCll kOsTER,Jr. Co. Any.
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ONEuED, - .-per,uiber Ji.t, liz.
BCiOrr mv personally appeared William Chase.
Qua vi The County tuuiIissiOnsrs Tor ,aid County
.sd male oath 20 Tie truth VI The above account
~ him rendered and subscribed.
MA. X. kIkBALL, CLERK Of
Courts for OIiopl County.
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COUNTY OF oXFORD,
4. Ap GORDON DR.

ls72
J4u. yO-To 30 miles tTartl, from Frysburs
to ilson'. N lis and back. tj ~
10 days attendance 0p .saS, 10 10
Paid Fsrrissr 20
JuHe 27--To 30 mile. travel, rom FryOburg
90 Hiram AND back, 70
To days attendance on sane 1000
July 40 - miles travel ia Tryeburg / ~
To dsv. attendance on same ~
sept. lC-TO 80 miles travel, frsn ryvbur.
Ono ;, r. /, ~ "
10 days sttCa1auc< on ssse, 100
" $40 % miles travel, irOE Yry obuIT
10 Stoneham and back $50
To dayt atteudsECs ~ same, 10
oct To % miles travel, rom FIysUgTg
10 Bethel and back 1W
To days attendance ~ same. l. -
" It-ro 10 miles travel, from frysburs
10 sumner and back, 10 ~
To J.vs attendance 0n same. : %
Soy. Ito - miles navel from fpeburg
20 BroNufeld and back. $50
10 ) dats attendance Oh same, %
Paid Postage, 100
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VEGRTINE ia made exclusively from the juices
OF carefully selected barks, roots and herbs,
aud 20 strongly concentrated that u Will enectuaIv
eradicate from the system every taint OF serofu
la, scronilous uumor, Tumors, Cancer,
Cancerous Humor, Erysipelas, salt
Rhcum, syph nitic Diseases Canker,
Faintness ut the stomach, and all diseases
that arise from impure blood. seiatiea Innsm-
matory and Chronic rheumatism, Nonral-
gin, Gout and spinal Complaints, can ouly
BE eIactnally cured through tie blood.
For Ulcers and E!Vptive diseases OF thu
skin, Pustules, Pimples. Blotchss, Rolls.
letter, Scaldhead and Ringworm, NEGk
TINE has never failed 10 effect permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Com
plants, Dropsy, Female Weakness, Leu.
corrh9a, arising from internal liberation and
uterine diseases and General Debility NEth'
TINE acts directly upon the causes OF these oom'
plants. II inyigorates and strengthens tina whole
system acts upon the secretivo organs, allays in
nammation, cures liberation and regulates tho
bowels
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, IIabitual Cos
tiyesess, Palpitation OF the Heart, Head
ache, Plies, Nervousness and General pros
ever given such perfect satisfaction as the NEGE-
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organs and possesses n controlling power oVes
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The remarkable cures effected by VEGETlSk
have induced many physicians and spothecaries
whom we know to prescribe and sso Is ia iheir
own families.
In fact, VEGETINE is the best romody got dis
covered for the above diseases, aud ID the only 10
liable BLOOD PURIFIER got placed before
the public
Prepared by II. ~, STEVENS, llOsion, Mass.
Price 81 as Sold by all Druggists.
MARI - eowlY
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rJ,o TIVE WORKING CLAss.-mals or 70
/ male, $50 = week guaranteed. Es.pse1Aols
employment At hos.s, dsy or evening: No capital
required full Instructions, aud Naluable pset
ar- " gVOds TO stAIt " Al s.ut FREQ by mall Ad-
dress, With Is, return stamp, NJ. YOUNG CO.
LII L nurIlnml st NV Nnrk.
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Having first audited Saa examined the above 50
count Of ALBION l.. GorIcu, 40 hereby certify lhit
sc ALLOW thsrsus the sum OF Two hsEdfsi aud
. CITY eight dollar. and ssveaiy cents.
WH. X. hlSBALL. Clerk.
ENOCll GOsIIR,Jr. %. At!y.
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sIo ~
COURT BILL.

l~R.
COUNTY OF OXFORD, to A. 4. GORDON, DR..
10 ~ milrs truYrl and day. Attrslascs al
January Ali. Term. els uD
10 ~ miles travel aud dsIs attendance ut
February Adj. Term, - ~
10 81 iniles travel and day. sttcudaucs at
March Adj. Term, i o.
To a. miles travel and { day, Attendance II
MAY Term, lsCJ
ro ~ miiss sr-yei aud Z day. sttcudHucs at
June Adj. Term, u W
To s. miles travel and day. attcslIucs q.
July Adj. Term, l. 81
To ~ miles travel and day. gtlsndages al
september Term. - %
To " miles travel .nd day au.ul4Sc ~
November Adj Term, ID ~
To ~ miles travel and , days attendance 81
December Adj. Term, lJ"
VA D.
ALBION l.. tDiiDON
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COUNTY OF OXFORD,
60 INV \. ELLLs, DR.

1917.
Jan. 500 2gJ miles travel, from Canton s.
Wilson, kllSNo. ), X. :, 80 Petition
OF Alvsn wilson et ale, go ~
TO4 DAYS Attendance on szms, ~ "
Apr. 2o-Ts - mile. travel, froa Ctnton 70
waterford and back on psilsi"d OF john
y. Baker ct sls, wv
To d4yt attendance ~ s.ms. Nv
Paid Ferr!.sS, -
June A-To ~ mile. travel, from Canton ~
Hiram GnI s.sE on petition or lliam
Bean e. ais, 10"
10 days attendance on same, ~ Gu
Pad ftSx<ge,
Aug. l,-Ts lGo mi navel from Canton 70
Erysburg sn,fS5sf sn petition Oi shs
select men Of FryebuTI, 10 W
To > dsys attendance on Sane, "
Paid bsrriags,
$50 50 miles travel, from Csnton 10
sumn,T aud back on petition OF tho -
lscI men Of Sumner, $50
10 DAYS attendance on same, ~
Paid Terrase, ~
" $50 20 miles travel, from Canton 10
Bethel and bach I'll Petition VI the Sc
leOtLaen of Bethel, 200
IL q days attendance on zane, II 10
Paid Fsrrsge, ~
Sept lG-To 90 miles travel. froa Csntont 10
No. 3, X. and back on petition Of l..
L. Brown, ct ais, ~ "
To days attendance on same, %
Oct. IA To 10 miles travel aud days alter
dance on petition of wallace Rysrson
ct ais, lb ~
Paid Ferr,gG, %
Paid Postage, lW
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ALBION GORDON
sTATE OF MAINE

FIhIL- IT hAINE
OXFORD, +. stIxeslaSsrS n 1917,
Before me p.rsOu.,F AIiy..rd Albion l.. Cor
don. on. Of The CoCSry tOnmssiouss Tor said
County, and made oifi ~ -. truth of the above
account by him Isn1d'cd and tutsrtibed.
VIVA. kIABALI., Clst Of
lunIta for UAford (nnslv.
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81 The Great Cause
MISERY,

Just ybliishei, m "a ssnl.J s1pe|ops Price scis
ALecturo th. Nature, Trentme mt I. adj
Radical CnrS VI Seminal weakness, or SpsripA-
torrhm, induced by Sof Abuse. Involuntary
Emissions mpo;oHcy, Norr Gus Debility, and I'm.
psdiments to Marriage generally; Consumption,
Epilsp,y aud Fils; Mental and Physical lscap2e.
nv. str lly ROB. j. CULNERN I'LL. u D., IA
thor OF tina Green book" etc.
The world renowned author, in thii admirable
Lecture elc,;l. proves from his own experience
That tho AWFUL consequence. OF Self Abuse may be-
rTectuAlly removed without modicns. and uithOss
dangerous sufsiral operations, bJugcs, iustru-
nents rinss ~ esrtiIals po!n,in: out mode o.
surs nj vasv .sttain and eHeCiuAi, bg which every
sufferer, 40 matter What his condition may be, may
cure hinsolf shcaply, privately and radically
This lecture vii prayOs boon 70 IhQu'ands and
thou sands.
Sent under seal. In \ plain envelope, 10 any all
tross on receipt Of six cents, or postage stamps,
by addre.,in, the publishers,
Also DIR. CtLNERW BILLS Marriage Gude,S
price 50 cents.
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COURT BILL.

ls72.
COUNTY Of OXFORD, 10 NH CllAsk, Or.
To ~ mile. travel aud , days aNys,lancs al
January Adj. Term q! o.
10 ~ miles travel and days attendance a!
February Adj. 1crs, ~
To q miles travel aud days httUudsuos -
March Adj. Term, ~
IL % miles travel and days Attendance al
May Term, u VI
TO % milsS travel and > days attendance ~
June Adj. Term, go
10 - miles travel and layb Attendance az
Jgly Adj. Term, 30
To 20 miles travel asd dals gllsuuauCs ~
September Term, w.
10 20 miles travel aud days uttcpdauSe at
October Ali. Term, v5s
To 20 miles travel and days attendance aI
November Adj. Term, ysV
To 20 miles travel aud day. attendance -
NoNcmbcr Adj Term, 100
10 ~ mile, travel anl days attendance at
December All Term. 30
~ ~
WILLIAM CHASE.
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PEN SI0NS

50 ..
DsNsION rnr soldier who -. wound or diss
i lilly received in L :. service, AMI Increase
" Pension fur soldier. now dttUing ~ rate too
small.
BOI,Tr rpr volunteer 'oldirrs who cnlistad uith
promise ~ ,iI. before July 22pd, ISL, ar amer
thai u dis~ai scd after yoar.' service Oh ~ t'-
son Of ieoHHGs or injury.
BoU'Tr. where none has been paid, - heir, Of
soldiers WAC lid rot receive any IN his ttietms,
aud who haVr '.,cd since discharge, by reason Of
disability received in L. :. Service.
PENSIONS for parents, In part dependant .n sol
oicrs who hsVe Iicl BY reason of disability rccoir
cd in L. s. .erTics, where soldier len no widow VI
child.
PENSIONS for widows Of soldiers who may have
died 40 above stated.
Rs-Anr rrr-on desirsu. Of information whether
1hey may have ju-t claim against tho U. =. viii
receive regiv ~ scndin. statement OF cIse and
Scents pOtt1.-
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THE
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THE

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COURT BILL.
STATE OF MAINk.

STATE OF MANN.
OXFORD, S. ;-Deeember Slst, lsI2.
before me personally appeared Hiram a. Ellis,
one of the County Commits sionsrs for said County,
and made oath TO the truth Of the above account
by him rendered and subscribed.
WA. Il. KIABALL Clerk of
Courts for Oxford County.
Having first audited aud examined the above
account Of Hiram A. Ellis we hereby certify that
we allow thereon the sum OF Two hundred and
eighty nine dollars and ninety cents.
WIN. X. KIMBALL, Clerk.
EN0CH F0sTER,Jr. Go. ATTY.
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s.,taltural
Thenrn nnd Prnctice OF FarmiMQ.

An Essay read before the Concord tArmsl :,
Club, Dee ID, 50 By Judge HENRY + fRE>Oh'
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f. ~ ~
WILLIAM CHASE.
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HilIingtoH. kaSS.. Dec. 10. 1879.
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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-29
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WAsHIxGToN, Jan pa spicy inter
change of words occurred in the house on
Yesterday between Ben Butler. and Cross
land of Kentucky, which commenced by
the formers protest against a Judgment
ia Kentucky court on private claim.
Mr. Grassland Judgment was OBJ
tanned before a judge of the gentleman ;
own party.
Mr.. Butler. Of Massachusetts - Very
likely. All our swans are net white.
Laughter
Mr.. Grassland is, however. one Of
the whitest that belongs to the flock.
Laughter
Mr.. ButIer-lt is an unfortunate thing
that in some places We have to take such
officers as We can get.
Mr.. Crossland-It is an anomaly that
this Judge, although a Republican, has
proved to be an honest man. Laughter
Mr.. Butler, Of Massachusetts-l am
glad to hear it. 1t is the first time | have
heard Of any such judge in Kentucky.
Does the gentleman know Of another
Laughter
Mr.. Crossland-It is very likely thai
this is the first honest one belonging Il
that party that the gentleman ever hearC
/ of. Laughter
Mr.. Butler-No doubt there are ver'
few Of them in Kentucky.
! Mr., Crossland-I should regret to hav'
the integrity Of my people measured b,
the gentleman standard
/ The Speaker-The debate is wanderin
from the merits Of the bill
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