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Agricultural.
East Smmmer Farmer's €'iuO.
At a meeting of tbe Farmer's Club in
this place. the fallowing topic was dis
cussed ; Are nwi cro|>e proflUUe lo raise?
aud il so, what kiodiàoeld Im» preferred ?
The itiscmniua was opened by Mr. A. J.
Robinson, who pruc««()eti to give tbe re
sult ol his experience in raising and tid
ing to stork the common or Ruta-buga
turnips. He remarked that we feed too
much dry hay; (kit slock needs a change
ol food a* well a.·* the human species. To
produce this change, he IumI been in the
habit of feeding turnip* and {vHatoes βο
casionally. lit* preteried raising turnips »
not only front the lad that they couhl be
raised with less labor and expense, but
because no other \ egetable leaves the soil
in s»» gtxtd condition for succeeding cro|»s
It does not cximiist the ewtial qualities
of the soil like oats or other grain, but by
reasou ol its l*r*;e, .-pleading top, it pnn f
tects the ground and render* it mellow
and piianie. lie recommended planting
on new and bruke-up ground. Furrow
the same as tor com, but scatter old Hut
manure tho whole length ol the lurrow. ,
and t>« sure and sow wihxI ashes over the
manure to prtv«nitheraragns ol worms;
n>\er well, then dra£ a stick along to
make a small furrow, in which he sow>
th*· *eed, and cover with an old bro«»m
At hoeing cultivate h ngthwinc *nd rr« v
wise, lu ibis way the\ can be cultivait d
very ea. i v. Mr. H<»l»iuv»n «aid lie had
winteied with g»**! succe.->, uu riv\
turnips; t.»r all kinds of *tock he prefer
ed them raw Ho lmd experienced thr
best π suit-* l»y feeding them to «dieej».
( apt. Harrows thought the Manuel
Wurtrel beet the m—»t nutritious; they
are sweeter, and do Tint contain t» mu. ίι
water as the turnips, lie had raised them
on the s. me ground that he farmer ly d«·
voted t · turnips, and with tnoie satisfac
tory ie*u!tv Could be raised a.» e.vil» a
turnip*. Mr Ccrttv* th >:i?ht that lut nip*
could be raised with l< >* t xpcn*e than
carrot*, 1 'lit preferred the lattei for hors< ·
rhoujfht neat *t«>ck led upon ilrv hav
would do ? -citer with tut nips occasion illv.
Mr. Win. S« well inquired if in*te<td of
trying to raise root rrop*. it would not U·
bettt r to spend the time in improv ing old
grass lnnd. by tr\ii:«j to r;iise more and
better hi ν and givit.^ in*t«uid ol roots,
salt, sulphur and more mineral substances
to stock. y
Mr. Wru. Down*. replied by ghinjra
little of armv experience. i 1«* s.iid th at
soldier* by living on une kind i»f diet. K·
aiiie «ff'tu l with <eurvey. The sur
.i· «juiiiiiiv .tiul drujç», Lui.
wh« ti the m.m hnd ace. s> to \»-^et.i k*
the l ompUiiil vanished. II·· thought il
stock liM.l » good supply ι·Ι' nwt oh»j»*,we
should not liave oce:isk>u to Rive imn h
medicine.
Other members confirmed the stale
liieutsabow made, ami the conclu*! τι
arrived :it ww, th:»l it would | v\ t«» de
vote moi»· time to i:ii>ini; r<*»t erop-, .ι: Ί
that wen thing considered the turnip
was the be-t |o rni-e extensive'v.
Mr. Λ J. Ko! in«M»n after the discussion
math* soiun exceller;: remark.* with rr
gsrd to m«»re interch Ji^enmuog larinerv
lUiu" : - ;ιή :* i· is.- aiv t^i neglectful "I
their o*u interests. We must coiutnuni·
catρ ;ii >r« ; try cx{>oritn· nls and give the
refill to other» : stud ν the nature «»f the
Soi I. it th»· deficient ele
ments; ke.*p well po>ted <>u all leading
topics jM'rtr.ining t·· the ι »πητ>' progres
sion : careluiiv inve*ti„.it theiiew inetiu
ml» "f agricultm.il improvements, d·· not
be afraid t«» >'*ji « it «·| tl « rut·». M.ike
I arm! * λ - : nee.- ι j >r· m th .t our
sous will not U» ashamed t«* I 1!» >v ; p;»v
for, and read g'>o 1 j'ajer* I ; k *· the Jour
oal. where i!:c -« .I ject "Γ .tgricuUure i- a
prominent fvatiut , and strive t·» profit l>\
the ad\aul.iges alîouhdl»} ali»» Farm
ers* C'îuL». l'he u< xt meeting v\a- on
\N cveii.ug, I". i'. S j cet,
••Manures; i.<>w tu inctease t!i» ir \ alu*
M tivl M.
W nit Γ η for lh«» · Ι*γιιηχτ*Ι.
Shjk / jtlumphutf.
W:\i ii κ« »i\ * !< -J. Ih7<».
M' i. t' r" — 1 have received u p) oi
the I»· nvxrat containing my remarks <»n
truit-gronii.g before th· PaiU Γ aimer'
C»u>. >♦ ηί ! ν a ti end. 1 til <1 tin-rein, uu
ATtiric froniJ. <». Il.tnii ien. of 1.··>»·ΙΙ
Centre. lli> eX|>eri« nee Uing >ι·ιιι«>« bat
in a. ■■·«·» d v* i ! ι. itiit .· and my neighbor»,
will \ '! · ' i jj1 ii.ν .. λ M»ort article uu .
thi- >ut jt 11
•F.u ts :ire stul>l>orn thing*,* with which
lheori« » ha\« no 1 u-ine>». Mr. Ham
blen's · xpe ι i m eut » .i> fairly made. and
the result in theinat; **!!y given. This i
ilit- wa\ to coimIiki cx{h limcuts—not in
η h ij'-. ;*/ ιΓ«1. gioping manner. A hall
dozen expenuents faithfully made, ami
m itlu-m tieiûr reimrteil. -iud tending t»> 1
4 ^ ,
I'Hr '.«suit. prove a fact. A thousand theo·
ι ie- prove q .tiling.
Soun -ix }e.ir»ago I spread forty five
loads of manure evenly on one half an
:icre of hnd, an·! cultivated it well. I ap
plied one barrel of Suf* rphosphute, a
very small allowance, to this ground—
»h"e--ing it by the eye <">n the surface—t-χ-1
«•ept six rows. I then, with the t·*· of nn
IkkȔ. mixed t ie phosphate with the soil, .
and planted the corn on the surtace.
Allow mo to digress by saving, we.
plant our seeds and tree- too low in the t
ground. M.tJi) an orchard and many a
field of corn h:is !»eeii ruined, by planting
too low in the ground.—I do not mean
covered too deep. If planted low, the
roots strike below the -urfaee, and do not ;
receive the kindly influence* of the sur-'
face manure, —as manure should be ap
plied—the sun, the air ami the light rains.
I once, in rr.v absence, had my corn land ,
furrowed >ix oi eight inches deep, the top
ol the hi.!- l>eing two or three inches be- ^
low the »uilace of the soil. I s aid I -hall ,
have no corn this \ear; and I said the
truth.
But t j return ; I planted the remaiuing t
six r«»*- ο! ι ru, ou a great allowance «>t :
go*] hog dung in the hill, lue re- 1
suit was, the coin where it was super·
ph >-phaled, and without manure iu the ,
hill, was it* good :*e the corn with an
abundance of hog dung in the hill, and
no phosphate.
It is not generally claimed thai phos
piuUe L* ne tits after crops much; hut in
this case a benefit wa* reeeii ed alter the
tirst year. The next year, barley was
grown on tJiM ground; but what the re
sult. I do not know, as I did not go to the
field that season. Th« third year, 1 had
grass on this land; and I could count the
ro*!«. where ijrow the phosphate corn, at
eighty rods distance; and at a less dis
tance I tamld count nearly all the hills.—
The phosphate benefited mr grass crop,
to nearly the cost of it. The soil was
dryish loam.
Superphosph ite being a manure, and
not a stimulant. mint succeed nearly the
same on all soils. It is not like our dis
solvents, stimulants or condensers.
I have u>ed phosphates in later years
v% ith pod ρ ι hots·. I last season used
4'Ό lbs <>n an acre of garden, with only
one half the use »*■ amount of mauure;—
and my garden products wero as gtn>d as
u>ual. 1 had large success with my on
ions. 1 had no manure for them, and the
land was in j>oor condition f.»r onions. 1
pi teed the board for the rows oue foot
apart, vn«l then scooped ont a furrow at
either edge, and applied a handful of
phosphate to six feet I then mixed the
phosph t »· well with the soil and planted
the onions even wiih the surface. I plant
ed t,(p onions and multipliers. I never
lielore, r.ii»wl so £«**1 onions. Kverv
I'ody can rui>e on ion > in this w.iv,—with
ι moderately rich, sandy s»>i! and a plenlr
of superphosphate. Try it.
My m it and s»mo hall tlozen neighbors,
raised £ood sound corn, l»y the use of
pho«ph ite the la-t season, while tho<e
wlu» did not use it had |H»or corn. Τ used
twii hundred pounds on two-thirds of an
a re of corn, and obtained good heavr
com. I'iiree rows not pho»p!iatetl were
n«*t halt .i> g< >«nl. Myself and neighUtrt
use I'roasdale's, manufactured in Iliila
»i< Ipl.i.v, which comes in bags. We pre
ir it.
Before corn wiv a very uncertain
erop. Since, until three scaeoDs past,ire
have h.vl tau crops υ! coi n— mostly good
crops. T.ie three pa-t. year* have a«l
imuiithf M u* that corn needs a quickener.
I'hi- we rtml in the above article. Where
applied. it h v*ten* thecorn «-une ton «lav >.
It all taiuiei- hid iNtl it U-t -ea*»on.thry
HoiiKI h:tvo made a good investment.—
In fear that coming\ear* may l»c late,
,n* wo tenu it, I would ad»i-e ali t«» use it
who-e iand> ire uot in flr-t rate order f->r
corn.
i «I·» not think it l»e«i for l.irunri to de
jhtiI on it. ami neglect to make, »<tve,
and n»aMi»n»eture inauiin*. them
ji. kl\t ill the mamm- po—iMe; and they
w ' flu J it cheaper. ami that tliere i- lev»
need of phosphate* : but when* land i«
not in best comlitiou, a spoonful to the
hill will be I'uiiid |irofiUl>lc.
Se \ks.
\n ImUOHtii lut Mulnr Wood·.
The /■ iV '.ti J », gives the* fol
!»v\ ii · - λι : h of a w ·.η right woman,
wh<>. with h»'t husband. Mr. S.unuel
H irtord. ii\ingin rampai Kigîe Lake,
for winter tithing:
•"She 'kit k-the beam' at J.V) a\oirdu
I * if it i- proper to «-jïeak h · \-ijorouv
\ t :i.· î lir -«·χ. She claims that what
(··» er man can do, >he ha* a ι i^hl to engage
in. l^ist w inter, for variety am! 'knitting
work.' she cut a hundred cords of ct»nl
w oil. On the*.* tlip- #he hel|>t*d to
j »i»ll·* the canoe and tole the supplies
ο' i r the «am·» route taken by our hunt
ers* ami Iti lpe«i t«* build their winter
ij':.iit» rs She goes out on all their fish
ing* xcur-ions In Decern her, one morn
ing when the thermometer n.w !5 be
·» /en·, -he w i* out and chopped but
,;Λ, ·· ' τ - h it g holt- w ithout mitten*». She
hi- tl.i* winter a hag of yarn, wiih which
«■he employ* the time of evening*, and
such ila) s a* ai e too stormy t<» lish with
;» <'(tt. lie dri--;> that usually worn by
woMiei.. i xoept th it -he h i- a heavy
ercat '.hi »wn overall. I »r loot g^ar
\e wi us < il t.Mined moccasin lx>ot.*.
w th h· y woolen stm king*
tt lui Hurai c 4ar*.clt y «a) · «bout It.
Μι. tîroeîcy, rct'errim; to lis»; mania
which ix>>»e<*>eji Κ astern p«o|>le to
\Y.--r under the mistaken iiupres»ion that
;h»T will »♦· l»etti*r « » tl". remark* ih it when
hi" lather wasowr sixty \ « :ir- ohl, an»l I
hail me«l i«>in*· twenty yuan in Kric Coun
ty, Pennsylvania, he said to him: "1 have
several times removed, ami always to
ward the West ; I shall never do so a^ain ;
1 t, w ι η I t il<> so, it would l»e toward*
t:.i- K.V't. K\ j>eri«-nco ha* tau^lit me that
tin' advantages of every section arc· coun
ts rhalam t-d IΛ disadvantages, ami that
w litre any crop i-> easily produced, there
it >f 1 ·» iow, anil sometimes cannot be sohl
at all. I .hall 1«\·· aud die ri^ht here;
but were 1 to remove again it would not
be towards the West." We regard this
a. >ound and sensible, auvl worthy of sc
t ious eon.-ideration
—Little three year old Mary was play
ing \try mughly with ihe kittcu—carry- !
ii <» it I t the tail. Her mother told her
that *he would hurt pus»y. "Why, no, I
won't," aaid -he; "1 aiucarrying it by the
handle."
lMs«olutiou of ( opartnt-iNliip.
qpBE ■ cex itiaffbçtwMftj
X ih«· ^uUpr.ι>♦*r* .it S\JiO·· Walerkir.l \ lllaffe, '
» . l«-r :*> · flnn u >:n>- -f Kam> A 'EWktt. I- thi- :
•lt> tj·-· tti") hv luutOHl c.ui-ent i'he λΙΤλιι-<>| !
!..:♦· ftnu » à l>«· -«ftilt*.t t»> trie ·»<·ι·ι«»γ ρ i:tii*r, t
J Β ImmI w!··· ι* t ■ MM M f.rui
u.ti.. iu -< t*ivtu lit of 4n iu it:< r- itlnbiK I · **i<t
rt ci JOHN B. RAND.
ΙΛ ΜΛΝ I'. JfcWETT.
Ν .rtb Wat 'ford, Jsn Î7, i?:o.
NOTICE.
T> «u^vribfT havluj; the utere»t of
M l.iw )· Jrwm . m the late ·ηη of Kauri
A Jtwrtl, »t Ν Mill VVaterford Village, |,r:ebr
f\\v n· tic»· :':.'t ii«· will eoutiuue the buiin^i at
: lie ·>Μ sut I, w'i»re ratr t>e fourni at nil titn*«
4 Wfll Sflrftrd fctfM'k of Wood*»,
which will Ik* *okl at the
lowest uvix; pki(i:s!
Thanking the ι··1»Ιίο lor their pa»t liberal patron· J
ajfe. be hope* by strict attention t» butine» to ;
nient a coutiuuance of tbe »ame.
JOHN Β UAND. '
Xvrth Watenonl, J»a i". isTO.
Wanted.
MKN T«> < ANV A» AND S£LL îsfcWINO
•J MU UN Ed. A.Mrvvw.
1». H. YOl"Nli,
Feb.,17, 1S70. Norway, Uc
Mi
EAGLE HOTEL,
Merfcaatc Falls, - - HI a inc.
■. H ΡΚΑΚΚβ, Proprietor.
The ρ retient Proprietor having I
lea*ed thie line Hotel ft»r a term of I
year», would re*pe«tftill> inforn.
the public (hat he ι» now ready for
< , ,ι ι.·.-......-- To traveller», boarderf
I or parti»·*, eou Mderiug the nice accommodation*
and m »deratecharger·. we would nay without con
tradiction, thie llolel stand* without a rival.
Mechanic Kail», Jan. IV I*W.
ANDREWS HOUSE!
(Formerly Atuaxtw IIoL'pk,}
Noath Pari·. !■·«
Thi* well known ll-»u-o ha» repenti* been re flt
t»·» 1 Aud ia eon open for the ace >mm<>dntion of Uic
the travelling public. nrf-Pa»·*·!»^!-* conveyed
t·» and from the IV|M»t free of chnive.
Λ. H. *. A. A. AlVDKRIVR,
aug 12 Proprietor·.
For Sale, or To Let,
TIIF. HATES STORE, on l'ar>« 11111
fhvora'dv iocuU-d for ha* mt
ALSo, the Htorr mtd a half houee on
*11*^1 Trciuotit M., recently oocupied by Hi·!
^■JNHLucn A. Farr.ir—having a icood (·λπΙι·
i|m4.
For particular·, eeotiire of the eub«crlber.
KMKI.INK S. Cl'MlllNGS.
Pari-» llill. April 12. Is».
A Plra*aat Village
m.
IN the l»e<«iitifiil village ofSovth Pari»,
»i """
-ibout t·' r wit from s.tnui P*ri«
Depnt, î «tory llon»e, with I., nf tan
room·», painted an<l blinded, with
w<MMt*hc<l and «mail Htalde ; good well
..r »«ι^- «.ι honae chain pump; 3 1-4
acre of buid and tuine fiuit, enclo*edwith nice
fhMNt.
Price. 11600. on reasonable term· if called for
Mm
P. S. C*n>et·, store» and Furniture told with
the bou*e if de«ired In ιuire of
WVl Κ MORSE. on the promue·.
Farm for Sale.
MKKRs TITTLE à IIOBIiS offer for »nle
tbeir Farm. «itnuted in the t»wn of IlKTMt !..
ou the Mage road leading from BnantV Pond Κ
Κ Station to Kitmfonl. and abuttl four mile* from
tiiede|f>t at »ald -talion
> inn ■ ontata* two hundred an 1 fort* ao.»»
of land, nl\ty or «erentr of which i· valuable in
tervale, an·! cut» from tthy to aixty ton* of llav·
Th * building» are in ç.hhI repaît, th<· bain being
new tnd well iiiiinhcd.
Th· vbove de«"-r1bed pmpertv will be »o|d at a
baratin if applied tor soon, and term* of payment
ma le c*«).
For further particular* applv to
tittle a nouns,
Pn>vi<lennc, Κ i , or to
Ε It. stkvkn», on the preiui»«-<t.
Bethel, !>«*<- ». I··?»
FOR kali:.
TlIK μι1··«·ΗΙ»«»γ ofTer« for «nl«· hie
i'WSL ·<·-. I··i> ·■ !·■· ·»<«··! It 1' · ι
• · ! M L· ^ M I..·
* B ft a kal woM'he·!, *tahh\ an.I one »crv oj
The bwihhui:· are e<>nnrete«l,
1 nearly new. wHl flni-h.««l *η·Ι con
trnient. I.an<l uixlcr λ hi|(h «tate of cultivation.
Λητ nnr «ranting μ |>1ι·ι>*ηΙ bon»*· with i lwer·
fui »»ι rrouiwli «»*··». in a qui*'t *n<l jrrowinjr village,
will Ι·ι| here the very place de«in\| uul il (tu
Ικ· bought at « bargain if applied f««r
ι ll.V- H. LO\ KJOY.
ΒπγμΙ'» I*on«1, \pril h. l'Ut
House for Sale.
'ΓΜΙΚ ·ηΙ>««"τ1Ι*'Γ hav'tug *<>1 ! h « i«ir Ll*r.
1 «rill Μ · -ι HI ΜΓΟΚΙ» < ORSI M
> •n*,*tmg of a iMic-klon llou«r *u«l I II, m tlh
Hlaltlr ilt irh«l \l«>, I mrrr of K<M»d l>and.
I mik Tut· · I ·
s nerer failing aqueduct of »pti»JC water λl the
b'>Q*f 1Γ I "table
Th·· described fnwrty will be t«>M »fn
low. sr. 1 α large portion of I lie )>ay ran remain
. on mortgage if de»irvl
(I. F 11 \ M MON I»
KomfopJ, Jftn lith, ΙΌ). If
Farm for Sale.
rI',lll. «ul> r'l»«*r nffr « hi Kami f<«r «nie. «itua
1 ttM ι» Albany, M tiae, at what i- kuown ^
"llnnt'· Corner," eon i*tiug of 1 *' arre» of ili-t
(|im! tr »Ί land, divided into tdlnge. irra·* lanil.
or<haiding and |>ιι>ΐυηχτ, and 1» cvery ««r a
flr-t .'Λ-* t'ftim
The building* *rv in Kuod repair, roniiitlng ol
a dw ••llrrtr 1>··ιι»«·, (tarn* ami ont building·, and
in t*! · Imnit liatc vieiuity of 1W OtBee, >itiool«,
i»la* k-m:!h - id*'p. Λ<
T.· any "in· deftrou* of pur»ha*ing * |Ρ·"<Ι larn»
h.'i«· an oopoitunity ·»·1·1<ιΐη ·~ΐιηΐΤ·Ηΐ The
r«- kxiu· for m lling are old agv and ill ht ·λΜι.
tvn·» reasonable,
JOHN 111 ST
AlUuij, IMv 5s. I*>9. W jati7
What is the News?
j. ii. cahi>e:\ti:ii.
Apothccary and Druggist
λ oh η %τ. M*i\i:,
Mat Ju«l fitted up Ν · V IIatUvWH'·» lll.CH K
and put tn the
Neatest Assortment of Goods,
to be ; >und in any >rv of the kind in the ( ountT.
11 you lie iu « ml ot any
DRUGS OR MEDICINES,
lh«*rv i- w tie. «· you will And the pure article.
[f mm h^xe u«e for l'AINT>. OILS, Ν ARXISII
' - I ! Itttlt \ Π Ν Ο L IU), ttPkUUl mad NU VT
I « h » 1 Mil.·*, be ha· ju-t lin'thuig y ou aie looking
for. Or il ii i% *onu lh:!i»r in the
TOILET LISE
του wi»h. tdu cannot mention auyihitiK in thai
•lepartment whieli he ha« not r>«t
He «.a iirpi the ΙΊ u»·! MU I.» an<l Ki.avou·
l>«. KXTitft't· ii the worM, ami he ">KLU
ΓIIΚ A I* for t \ ·»1Ι.
Κ uirmb- r, Λβ. ll«th«H ay'e Illoah.
t>rl. I
D. H. YOUNG,
OXFORD tOl'XTV
Sewing Machine Agency.
FLORENCE,
(■ROVER Λ BARK It,
WHEELEK Λ· WIL§OX,
and all otandard Machine* eonstantly on hind.
Thread*. oil, Needle*. ;ιΐι· 1 nil kill·I·* of Trim
miny* for sowms Miiehiue*, at
*oy es' Block, Norway, JIc.
Nov »7.
WILLIAM H.~€LIFrOHD,
Counsellor $■ dttoi m y (it Late,
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OXbOItD COUNTY.
S K O. represent* «nly fir-rt-clai» Compani*·,
an.I will ί*»η* Policie* at as favorable rate* as any
other Agent. Applications by mail for Circular·
oi n«urauce, promptly answered, and any part of
:he < ounty visited if requested. Apl 1.
All Kind» of
job zpiRtiasrTXisrGl·,
DON Κ AT lUMOrVRX.
OXFORD COUNTY
Insurance Agency!
ESTABLISHED A I 'd VST, 1«5.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED, OVER
$25,000,000,00..
Twtatjr.nr· Mllll·» Itollara.
IK you want lutamure of any kind, call npf»n
lioiVK, and ti«) will Dill into one of th*
following C»in|>anie«, whic h m« the
Best 111 the Country!
And the ho»t Is alway* the
fhrnpf<i( la the end.
Patronize Home Agents,
And not |r»*t «windled by lho«r wnnd«*nnff J*v,
Min» n'l'reaenl irreep«»nelblr C>oin|>anie«.
Slalomant» of tht< h«M Compauie* may he >-ee«
fit my Office.
.ETNA, of Hartford,
HARTFORD, of Hartford
HOME, of New York.
ROGER WILLIAMS, of Providence.
NEW YORK LIFE, of New York. |
TRAVELLERS, of Hartford.
RAILWAY PASSENGER, Hartford.
FREELAND HOWE,
AGKNT,
XORWAY VILLAGE, ME.
Marrh 5,1*».
THE
Central Railroad
or iow a, its
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds,
Fhkk or GovEK>*r>T Tax,
At find Accrued Interest.
MANY PERSONS AllF <>EI.MN'G T11FIR UO
vkiismi si BOMD6 WHILE TBI PBBMICM ;
xTll.l. I \Ri.F »»lh«Τγμ·ιιι7ha*
|t> 1·ιιν thirU-en million* in TUrtmhrr , and RFIN
VF*T IN TIIE FIRM MORTl.AUE BONMSOf
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD or IOWA, wm< u
PAY \UOl T ONE THRI1» Molt Κ INTEREST
TIIETIMETO MAKF M < II KFIΝ V K> ΓΜ FNT
if ιrhtU Ikr ΊV<^*#i*ry it i>ry%h-j. ami (iorcrnmrnti
art at a yrrmtum
TIIF K«>\1> |m»KS NOT ICI Ν ΤΗ ROI Gil A
WILDERΝ Κ.·»*». m here it would haTe t«> wnit year*
for population and luiiim"», but through the mo»l
thickly «cub··! and prodoctice Agricultural conn
tir.i in the sutr, which give· each section α 1*γκ·
traffic a· Mx>n a· (tnupli'te<l.
It run# through tl»e meat coal (!cld· of Southern
Iowa to the North wherecoal Uiudi»i»eu Able aud
u>u»t be carri»*!.
It mn% from th#> great lumber rtjtioni of th·
North, through * district of rouutrT which 1» des
titute of thi· prim· Bwi»*iiy.
The morXghfr i« made to th»· F Armor»' I.oaii And
Tni»t Co.. of Ν. V and bond* ran bo only
a; the litU) wf flb.UAi unie, or oulj Uaii u.«
amount upon other r<»ad« Sjuvial «ecurit? i*
provided for tl»»· principal and for the pa>iut-nt of
lul'-rrnt
Tbc New ^ ork Tribune » ο ·. "thle in a »|>lendid
enterprise. and d»»i»«*r»e* the mo»t lib<ral aid- "
The New York lndc)»endcnt M)·, "We know
the Central Railroad »>f Iowa i* one of the great
and )fo«x1 work* of the age It·. Director· in· bid"
many of our Iradinr bank pre*ld»'iit« and other
irendfoMin of high character, who have mt*aai
enough tn * »i!Jd two or three ·η«"1ι road* ont of
their own pot ket*, >u that all it·» alTaii* will be
aid* a* w«*U a« honr>Uy managed. The Central
of Iowa will bo t»> that State what tlie N>w York
t entrai i« to tin», except thit I: mo» through a far |
rlchor country. We therefore rocoumicnJ lb#
«"ent'al I»wa Bond*, with «-ntlre confideece In
their value. 11w truth i<, that « Fir»t Mortgage
of fl'l wo per u»de upon a road running through
»uch a country cannot be otherwise than
Firat Mortgage Itond* for ko «mall an amount
upon a r>ad running through nurh a rich Aud al
ready well M*ttled part nf Iowa, can well l>e re
commended a« a perfectly *ale a» u« il a · a tery
prvntnhle inrretment Pamphlet*. with ma|>.ioay
be obtained, and «abteriptioB· will be reorlved,
it TUX COMPAXrS Officii, No tt PDfl
•«Τ , NEW YOKK. an·! at the ΙΙΛΝΚ OF NOUMI
AMERICA, tt WALL ST , and in
NORWAY, MK, hr
m:\iti n. hf.akce,
Trea»urvr of Norway Satinf* Hank, and Po»t
ma«t«T«if Norway.
U. U. MII1TTI « K. Trfti.
Jan, 7. I·»70. Ληι
The place to buy your
MEDICINES,
Perfumery ♦
TINCTURES,
Cistmtf, £xtrirts,
LINIMENTS.
Pills, Planters,
ROOTS 4 Π I/IBS,
ALSO
Books. Paper, and
Envelope* *1
A. OSCAR NOYES'
Drag Store.
No·wat Viluci.
Dli. .V
DENTIST,
ltlCKKIELl) VILLAGE, MK.
Particular atte ntion paid to tilling and prvserv·
ins the natural teeth.
Artificial Teeth inmrte<i from one tooth ft· a t'ull
•t t. ami all work w arranted to give oatisfaction.
Ether administered when desired if advisable.
g^-XYdl visit Canton the flr<t Monday in each
month and remain through the week. nov ·>;.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
rjsiIE Partnership heretofore exiting between
1 SIDNEY C. ToLMAN', IVORY L. 1* Γ KINGTON,
and Jamm L. Gukknk, and known by the Arm
name of S. C. Tolmam A Co., ιβ thia day dissolv
ed by mutual consent.
SIDNEY C TOLMAN,
IVORY L PCRINGlXjji,
JAMES L. GKEENK.
Norway. Feb. 11, 1070.
All business «»Γ the late firm will l>e settled by
Ivory L. Puringtou and .lames L. Greene, who ;
are authorized to receive payments for all de- '
manda due thereon.
IVORY L. PUR1NUTON,
JAMES L. ItKKENE.
Norway, Feb. 11. lt<7o. 3w
Oxford, 88 — At a Court of Probate held at Paria,
within aud for the! nuuty of Oxford, ou the third ί
Tuesday of Jaauary. A D. 1^70 :
OX the petition of Lydia Mason, Guarilian of
Emma b. Ma»on. ei aln, minor heirs of John I
It. Mason late of Bethel, in said county .deceased, |
praying fur licence to sell and convey four-ninths '
of one undivided half of lots So. 3 and t lit the tth
range of lot« in the town of Mason, at an advan
tageous oflei of i U 00 to Gllwrr., richer A Co:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice to
all persons interested, bv eau.-;ng in ab.-lracf of
her petition, with this order therein, to be publish
ed tliree weeks successively in the Oxford I>em·
ocrât, a newspaper printed nt Pari·, that thejr
may appear at a Pro t»ate Court to be held at Paria, |
on the third Tue Ada > of March next,atten o'clock
in the foreuoon. ami shewc«u-e, if any they have, 1
why the saui'. hould not he grunted.
A H WALKF.lt, Judge.
A truc-opy. Attest: J. fc. ΙΙοιίϋΛ, Register.
OxrolD, Μ At a Court of Probate held at Part·, ι
within aad for the County of Oxford, on the third j
Tuesday of January, A. D. 1*70. j
M OSES CHESLEV Guardian of Ranclla L- <
Wight, minor chiM and heir ot iMriJ Μ. ι
VTiK^t, late of Oxford. in «aid Coauty, deceased, j
having presented hi» tins) account of guardianship ι
of raid ward for allowance : ι
Ordered, That the «aid Guardian give notice to all |
Crecti* interested, by causing a copy of tfifa order to
published three week ι »uece**ivelv in the Ox
ford Democrat, printed at Pari* in «aid County.that
I hey may appear at a Probate Court to be held at
Paris, on tne thirdTnesday of March next, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, and ahew can**, if any they
have, why the same should not b» allowed.
A. H. WALKEU, Judge.
A Une copy—attest : J. 3. Hub us, Uagiater.
STATE OF MAINE. (
OxroRU, eâ — CouUt) ConunlMioner·' Court, De
cember A«|journed Term, 1#·:
A XI» now the County Comutiaaionera for M In
County, In accordance with the etatnte in
•iich cane provided. hereby aanena upon the «τ·
crxl unincorporated Town»hij>a «ml Tract· of
Wild I.η ml in Hni«l County, fl»r the amendment
and repair of the aeirernl High way η thereto, th·
aunt· follow in*, to wit;
Upon Andorer North Surplu·, two hundred dol
lar*, if'Juu.ut;, and the .-mine u irtc^cd a* fol
low- ;
Oirurr» or HNÀ*ti4>K*·). Acrtt. 1'almt. Tar.
Benjamin T. Newton, 500 |79β fftVU
Mom»· Roberta, 100 KM) S SU
llenry Λ Lorejoy. iU) 7.00
I »aτi«l Mon·*, 1*1 1*7 β M
If H". I Minn, ft*) »·> 10.5o
AM Lake, WOO 4M) 147 00
$*·» 7V
Rjltan»» Poor, of Andorer, ia appointed Agent
to expeud the tame according to law.
Cpon Andorer Wi <l Surplus, nuppoaed to con
t.mi i*iχ tboutand four hundred acre·, the name
•npponod to be owned by Darld ItuflTiiin, the
auiii of ninety-nix dollar· û hereby u-w^nI for
the repair of Countv Way therein, aud Hylrauun
I'oor, of Andorer, In appointed Agent to expeu<l
the i>ime according to law.
Upon Letter "C" Surplua, auppoaed Jo he own
ed ny llcnry K. PrentiM», aixi to contain nin*
thou-and three hundred acre·, the num of ninetr·
three dollar* I» hereby aaae*Med, for the repair of
the County Way therein, and Benjamin Τ New
ton i« appointed Ageut to expend the name ac
cording to law.
Cpon Townnhlp No. 5, Range i, the *um of »er
enty-flve dollar· la hereby a«««»a«*d fur the repair
of the Countv Way therein, aud the same i· ap
portioned an follow·:
(hmrrt or untwnrn. J>~rt4. I'alitt. Tax
Altran Wilaon, lii $770 £t.i«
JoKhua Lombard, ;Wu l_nu 4 to
.lo«iaii C. Been, H>) cuo 2 40
Albert W. KicJiett, .'txo l>ns c.7u
I borna» ». Hint, 21 y 1*K) S.flU
Nelaon It Fickett, 400 Uvi 7.4»
1'· ter Bennett, 100 jug 44)
titlmau Ilennett, luo 75 3d
David MMurtivant, 100 ].*,<}
Ε 8. Coe, 1 KM) OU) 'jr,.40
Thomae Ε Whitney, tiAQU 4<M) Itf.oo
It· I'. Lombard, Λθ .10 JO
A. C. Stnrterant, 90 ΙΛΟ γαi
Nath'l h Bennett, luo ,VV) 2.ân
And Alva η Wil-on In appointed Agent to expend
the «aine according to law.
1'pott.Town-hlp No I, Itange I, in Mid County
tbe -inn of «»·* entv-four dollar· 1· hereby a»*e«ae<i
for the purpose a:ore«aid, aud the «aine in αβ·««»
cd aa follow», to wit :
fhrntrt or uNtrnuim Arm. laiur
Kdniitnd Wilaon, lui $;«ι
J. S. lt"Lf*r», 10O 75
>.unucl Wil»on, l«e> 75
II M Lombard, Mi 45
Κ l.enitt, WO <ai
1'eter Ilennett, îeo
Ν W. Bennett, 1» K'»
David M Sturtevaut, On «30
Ziba Κ Dnrkee, 3iw *oo
Cyni» Kimball, t 100 An
Aye» Ma*on, ' 3M0 1730
R II Wheeler, :ltt) j.vw
J II llamlin, Sono «jsuî
Κ ». Coe. Ka»t Diriaion, 14001) 7UW
Ilennett A Chapman, 500 ϊλο
#:» v.
.And Pet« r llennett U ai>|»ointed A/* lit to expend
the maw Aceordiujt tu (aw.
I |«un Krvrhurg Aciulriaj tirant, the «uni uf une
hundred «\··ΐΐ.»ι » is hereby **»ea*ed. fur the pur
pose afbreaald, λο·Ι the min la apportioned as fbl
Jow» :
ihenert or MMjhbwrrt. Acrti. I'iUh*. Tus
Ο < Smith, Ιυυ $.)uu A4 JO
\ W (M i-». *■> 78β II»
κ r (ν·.··. 130 ;.*♦ n ia
Μ. Κ Chandler, |UU J73 & u'
KluaT'ler, 100 i)0U ®.00
Γ t oiiiiui, SO· TV) II IB
I S M Ain·*. 100 TV) 11 »
λ\ Mill*. I<K> ΙΛΟ «.Î5
U *»teaina, Ι#) ΙΛΟ ii!t
\\ il'l I.und1», u*n«r« unku'n, 4Λ00 Ti>j xt
t '
Koaroe > Crfsa Ν appointed Ajfent to expeudthe
aauic according tu la*.
< C. ( nmi \ V
ν π m nun \ κι».
IIIK\M A KM. I*.
< uuotjT Commission·! «, (Ufuril Co
Vtt*«t : WM. Κ KIMBALI., Clerk.
( ι . Alt«at WM Κ KIMBALL, Clerk.
M II ι Court of Probel* HcM et Ρ·
rt« w'thin ar< I fur the I'«Mint) uf « »tf«ird, «"«nth·
third Ptiesdav of J*nn*ry \ I» I "Co,
\\T ll-l.I Vil Η >|i«riu«, AdiuisiaXrator on the
τ I EUalu Τ limpKiB. lilo of flirt
funl in »ald roflhtv, ·Ι»ν-ο*,«.,|, Iiatiiiic prwaeeted
hi· tlnal aeconut uf administrAtion uf «aid cotatu
fur allowiuro :
Ordered, Tint the «nid Administrator jrire n»·
tier to «11 |»er*on» inter·»· toil, by cauainjr a copy· »l
Uu* order lol>e published thr»*v weeka <·ιι<·γ«·»ίιτ»«
|i in the Oxford Ι*·*υ·«ΤΑΐ, printed At Parla. that
Um-v tua> app<*ar Al a Probate » <>art to be h· M at
Pitrla, in -ant County, - u the third Tuesday of
Man h neat, at ten u'eloek in tin» forenoon, and
»hoM < AUM»,lf any the) have, why the *aui·· should
n>>t be illnav·). A II. W Vl.kKIt, Jud»f»·
A true eopt -aiteat : J A. UuVU, He^itter.
Ο\roui», s-»,—At Court of Probata held at l'aria
within And for the Count.» uf Oxford, uu tbo
third Turt'Uv <·ι January Α. I> 1"7υ.
Cl t. ( LM1 VlAN. Ad«uini»ti*t»»r >« the a»Ut··
,φ of Joaepb Barrow#, isle of llt-bruit, in aaid
county, ι1«<>'Α·«ι|, Iiav in# pie*«nled hia Gr»t Art*
couut of udminiatrAtion u| the estato uf «aid de
terno-d lor ail<>kiiir«:
Ordered,That the »aid Administrator Kite »otlr«
aII peraona mlvn-itiwl, by « auxin^ a cop) ul tbia
order t<» l>e publiabetl three wet k- successively in
the Oilunl Ι%ηο< rat, ptitk·! at 1'aria, that UirT
may appear at a Prvbate< ourt to l>« held at l'aria
in aafelt ountv. on tin- third Tueadat of Mnr next,
»t U-n un lock ui tb·- tuivuooii kii'l ahew t*u*e, it
All\ tlw\ hate, w L> IbeMint·· »i«oitld nut l>e aJIow
Ml A II.H Al.KKU. Jii.l*·
A true r.-»|iy—Attcat J S. Ilotina, lt«'Kif>ter
D M \ t η < ourt t>f l*roluf<* held at Pa
ri>«, within ami for the County of Oxford on lb©
thin* Tin· ilar of .Jantinrr, A I» 1-C0
Il AMdlC I UAUKKIt, AdminlAtrator on the
J e tale of «ij bil *» Parauna, late of Itethel, in
aald POttnl), drceaaed, harloj prr»etit»'d hia tlrat
and final neeoant uf Adnnni»ti ation of the e»tat4<
uf «aid deeeaMfd for alh wanee:
Onlered. That the »ah1 Adminlat'r »rlre notiee to
nil |ierauu·· interested, by «Άΐι^ιηκ λ γλΡΤ ofthl·
order to be i>uhll»ti·*! thre^ week·» «u<-ee*-irrl·. in
the Oxford l>enioeral, pnnte<| M l*nri«. that ihey
may apjienr at a l*n>bate Court to |>eheld at Pari»,
lu «Aid Countr, on the third Tueailar of March
next at ten of the «dock in the foreeoon, And ahew
.liane, if any they have, why the «ante nhould nol
be ulluwetl.
A. H. WAl.kfcK, Judtfe.
A true copy—attest: J 8 llmiMS, Kejriater.
οχκοκίι. -« M t « "tin orrrnnaie neni ai rans
w ithtn mut for tin· 1 ounty of < >xjbrd, on (be third
Tue«dav of Januarv, A l> 1*7··,
ΠΕΝΚΛ >1 BRA ItCE, Administrator with the
Will annexed. on the e«tate of Joanna Pike,
lut·· of Norw it, hi said couuty, dicFMvd, htnug
l> · ■ 11: · 1 In.·· dr«t and dual account of admim
trat:>n of the estate of «ai«l deceased for allow
4ii· e :
Oidercd.That the «aid Administrator give notice
to «11 pei«<>ii4 intere-ted by causing a copy ofthi*
order to Im· published thr»*e »t*k« wo*.·*ivi'Jt in
tue Oxford Democrat )>rint<*«l at Paris, that they
iniiv appear at a Probate Court to beheld at Paris,
m -aid County, on r.he third Tuesday of March
uext. at teu of the clock in the forenoon, and κ he ν»
enu-e. if any they have, why the name should uut
be allow ed.
A II. WALKER, Judge.
A tnie copy—attest : J. h. lionne. Register.
(ixmuD. M :—AI a Court of Probate, held at Pa
n*. within and for the Count) of Oxford,on the
third Tuesday ofJamiarv, A I) ΙΚΓυ,
ON the petition of Thotna* C. (iuniey. tiuar
,dian of S) I venter W. Ellin et all. minors in
«aid county, pra> mg for license to »ell at public
-ale. and couve? the following real estate:—one
two'«tory building situated iu Canton village,
kiui«o a.t the Ellis carriage «tore hou«e. Also, a
«mall ρ of woodland situated iu the town of
Hartford :
Ordered, Tliat the «aid Petitioner give notice
to all persons interested, by canting an abstract of
hi- petition, with this order thereon, to b·· pub
lished three week· »uece-«ively in the Oxford
Democrat, a newspaper printed at Pari«, in said
County, that they may appear at a Probate Court,
be held at Pari-.on the thini Tuesday of March
next, at Pj o'clock in the forenoon, and shew cause,
it any they have, why the same sdiould not l>«
$i anted.
Α. II. WALKER. Judge.
A true copy—attest ; J. 8. Hobbs, Register, j
Dxvultli, Ht» At a Court of Probate, held at Pa
tin. within and for the County of Oxford, on the
3d Tuesday of January, A. 1>. ls7U,
ON the petition of JohnC. Ilariiman, Guardian
of John C. Pillabnrv, et al», minor hein* οί
L'aleb Pill-bury, late of 1· ryeburg, in said county,
ieccased. praying for license to «ell and convey a
rertain piece of Real Estate situated in Fryeburg,
(now η a·» the "Page Lot" at public sale:
Ordered, that the said Petitioner give notice to
ill per-ou.i Intere-ted, b\ cau-ing an abstract of
tii- |»etition. with this order thereon, to In· pub
lished three week·» successively in the Oxford
iK mocrat. a newspaper printed it Pari-, iu *aid
[>untv, thnt they may appear at a Probate Court,
ίο be field at Parie .on the third Tue-day of March
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, aud .-hew
-au.-e, if any they have, why the sann* should nut
lie grunted.
A II. WALKER, Ja Ige.
A true copy—atte-t; J. M. Hobb·, BtfWer.
Dxfoki». *£ —At a Court of Probate held nt Par β
w ithin and for the County of Oxford.on the thii d
Tuesday of January. A. I). IfCu,
ON the petition of Marshall Walker. Adminla
trator of the estate of Krnnklin McKeen, l*tc
>f stow, iu said county, deceased, praying for It
reuse to -ell and convey all the Real Estate of bin
ntestate a- prayed for in hi<* petition on Hie, nt an
ldvantageous offer of |75 to Ramen Walker, of
Lou II :
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice to
dl persona intereste·!, by causing an abstract ο I
lis petition, with thia onler thereon, to be pub
lished three week* succeseively in the Oxford I >en>
K-nit, a newspaper priuted at Paris, that thev
nay appear at a Probate Court to be held at Pari·
β «aid County, on the thlid Tuesday of March
text, at teo o'clock in the forenoon, and -hew
au-e, if any they have, whv the same tbould not
*♦ grunted. Α. II. WALKER, Judgo.
A true copy—attest : J.fl Ηοηη». Register.
TÛÎIKEU Λ KEITH,
MARBLE WORKERS.
— Plao«A of ΒηβΙηβββ —
BETHEL AAD «ΟΓΤΠ.ΡΑΗΙΙ.
Look at This !
T1IE 11 EAT PLACE TO BUT
FISH & MEAT !
IS AT
MESSENGER'S, - Norway,
Wb«r· all tbe good· »old irt warrantai, aueh M
BEEF, fork:.
FRESH, PICKLED, DRIED AND SMOKED
FISH, ΟΙΚΤΕ»·, LOHMTKHH,
4 LAMM. Canued CORN, FRVIT, Ac
I «Ι» uot »end «II my be»t Beef to Portland and
Boston and aell tb· poorer al home, bat Intend to
kill the b««t and i>«ll it b*r·.
I hare ju»t received from Nora Hoot ta, a box of
that now article, called BLOiTKB*.
KciurmlxT I will i»ell Fre·!» Fi«h a· li»w a* any
other dealer, ae I hare an interest in a fl-hlnç >··
►el at Portland, and have Finli that are new and
«Ιο noC nell "Racer·" and "Lottiea,'' which ar· :
thrown out in the market and aohl lor what th«v
will briny.
If you want MKAT or FI8H. pleaae five m· a ;
call. Remember the place i· next door to Mtxaa |
A l I.AKK'S,
ll|· of the Fl«h Market.
K. W. MIMEfOKB*
Norway Villa*·. Feb. I·», itfjo.
Selling Out at Cost.
XITE «hall «ell atco*t our entire Stork of
Yf l»eiiiir the lartre»t in the Countv of Oxford, !
eommeuciaif ΙΗ*··*π»Ιη·γ l.iih, i&M, ctMiftUtliiy ot ,
FOREIGN nnd DOMESTIC
Dry Goods,
W, I, GOODS ANO 8R0CERIES,
and romnrlilnf almo«t every thing in the line U ,
bu found in any Store. We hâve a large line of
Wool Flannel·, Alparra*. I»elalw·, Fop·
Una, Wrrtn, Print·, B«rafr·, Mheet
Iuk«, blch'd do., C. Flannel, Lin
en lldkfa., tt>b l.lnm, and
Ready-Made Clothing.
Overc oat·, Ac , very rheai>. and at coat price
f« V» to %\*00
CA9SIMFRE8, noK«KIX*.BEAVERS BROAD
CLOTHS, CLOAKING*, A·' . Ac. Alio.
Ula«a and < rorkrry Ware, Iron and *teel
\alli, Ulau, Ar.
Wi< hare nl«o. IV) bbla. Choice Wolle WIntei
Wheat FLOt'R. bought at lowc.«t |>rl- e· l»efore ad·
«anee in freight*, au<l will l>e «old ONK l»<M.I.Att
!«·*« tlmu ran l»e bouvlit for ·ιιη· grade* e!*e·
when* We buy our Flour· II t'hieago, and ran
•ell le··» than tho»e who bur of middle men
hxtra White M inter Wheat Flour, ♦ * .Vj to %ι>ΛΟ
Spring extra» 7 to I*.
t rrillt given to none after llth Inat.
II. A. SMALL.
Rninfoid t'entra. Dee 3,
WELCOME'S
OH ΚΑΤ GERMAN
COIICM RKffRDY,
For tho Cun* of lnLlMt. COUOIM, IlBOXCMJT!·,
l'IlTltHir, Γ«(>|·ρ, lN|*t VVVATIOH, AM» ItLKKI·
|%·ί »r rilκ Throat am» Ι,ιλο*, HotuiKin, '
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iiiK tu 1 onsi Μ1Ί t«»> rbould I·* che· ked At their
flr«t apprarsnce \ proper intention to what ai>
t«> l»c λ «ItK'ht colli, «»r unlmjmrtant dilflcnlty
in tho throat an I lung·, would urn thousand· ,
every veer from tho»c dreadful maladie» which '
a«»ntn·· .it! ti»rra* of dl«ca*4·. with their tram of
Miffem»».'». an I preniatun· «I·· «tlj I
Thr virtue· oflhr <■ Κ Κ IT (a.RW.t.t
( οι ι.II KimriM in* now bwuniiu widely
known, tire year· hav# t*-drd over V>,omi bot·
lie», ·ο|·| with »catccl\ any ailrrrtiiinx, Ami it·'
■nli* incr*»»ed tenfold in the place* whi r»· flr-t in·
Ιπκ]ιΐΓ«·«ΐ Ttii» commend* it to the attention of1
other» Tb··»·· » ho ····* it confidently 1«Ί»«.·»«: ûmm«
U not it* equal In the Vmerimin market. Thou*.
a nil» of Important run·» it ha* effklwi, where ;
otlMM « failed, proi e it» cUiin·. IT 14 Pt'UKLT
Ν tUKTAMlK.
6φ· Prepared and Mdd by
JKRiril ΒΓΧΤΟϋ, JR.
ΤΛΒΜΟΙ'ΤΠ, NK.
Al«o, Proprietor of
tl'rllcomfN Urer KfRUltilor, A
Dysprptif Currr.
For «ale by «II f>rngj(i*l· *»d Medicine l»cai*r* ■
A 8AFE,
CERTAIfl
A*D
Spmty Cera
ΗεΠΓ3ΐ£!3 :
Α*Π ALL·
NERVOUS
DISEASES. I
Its Effkts in 1
Ka^kaL
An UN FAILING REMEDY for Nm kaloIa I
FaciAUe.oftcn etfrciiajr npcrfii trure in α ·ιιικΊ« :
day. So form oi Nervoim p| »ea*c fait» to yield to ·
it· wonderful power. Kven In the Hfvereet c*re» ,
ot Chronic .Neuralgia. affecting the entire ») »L'm, '
I- li - « · for It few day llfurdl tee m " » t AttoWuhlBfl
relief and randy fall* to |>r<»ilurc α con)'1ftr αηΊ
permanent ran* It contain·· no material» in the
idichte-t decree injariuu·. It ha* the umpialUled ,
approval of the be-t phyeician». Thou «and», in
every part of the country, Kratrfnllv arknowlmljr·
it» power to aoothe it· tortured nerve», and re
store the iadmjt »tr«-ujrth.
Sent hv mail on receipt of price and por-Mjf·.
Onr pnck.ur · #100 Po»rajf firent».
•»ii package» · Λ ϋΰ · ·* Î7 ··
It ι- »o|il h? all dealer* in dru** ftn I medicine·.
T( It\Klt * CO., IWiirlurt.
l2o Tulmun r St., δ«»«π».ν Ma»·,
nov Jrt eow
ΗΗΗΜΗ
το Γi 1Κ WOIIKINU CLASS.—W· sic now ore
pared to fiimUh all with ron>iUinirni|>liif·
inent at home. the v% !»·>♦·· of the time or for the
iptn momenta. BonieeM new, light uNtproft·
ble. Person· of either m i eatilv earn from .>»c
to #Λ per evening. ami a proportional mini b» de
voting their whole time to the butines· Box*
an>l girl* earn nearly an much ar men That all
who -«-·· 11: t notice may send their addrv**, ami
te*t the IiuiImm, wc în tkc tin» unparalleledoffer :
To such a- are not well sati-fled, we will *end f 1
to pay for the trouble of writing. Full part Icular*,
a valuable *t mple. which will do to commence
work on, and u copy of 77k<· /'n»pU't I.Urrnry 1\>m
panion—one of the Inrjçexl ana l>e*t famil ν uew ·» '
paper* published—all Mint free hv mail. Header, |
if \uu want perinaneut, profitable work, addn^ !
Κ C. Λ 1.1,EN A CO., AlOUtfTA, Mk.
I>ec. 3, 1îM$.
Save the Children.
MULTITUDES of them suffer, linger, nu-1 «lie.
because of Pin Worm·». The uniy effectuai
remedy for these inoot troublesome ami danger
ous of all worm., in children or adult*, i* found
in l>U. i;ot L1)'M I'lt-WUItN Ν1ΚΓΡ.
Purely vegetable, -afe and certain. Λ valuable
cathartic, and beneficial to health Sold liv
«iEO. t. GOODWIN, lto»ton,
and all drnggista. ·>ηι oetl5
, IIORMK TItAI^iI^f<».—.Iii>tout.a book
Λ coutaiuiug a oew »)ntetu of hurse train
Γ\ iuK. from the young colt up. Ity I>r Trid
bail, the well known old Engllxh Horwe Trainer
and furrier. Our inoet noted trick horse· have
been taught by thi* plain, practical s\stem, and
wild and runaway hor-e- enn lie completely tub
dued. It also contain* a Treatise on Shoeing ami
luo lleelpe* ffor the rno-t common diseases, with
numerous Trick* practiced by Hor«e Jockey*.—
Every horse breeder and owner should ha\e It.—
Von will never regret bnving it Sent i>v mail for
only Wet». Addre**, t.EO. H. MELI.EV, Lewi··
ton, Mm. AeenU wanted.
TeWTr ε Ε ! S
*. O'HEKFE, fiO.\ A CO.'tt
SEED CATALOGUE,
I
And Gl'IDK to the
FLOWER and VEGETABLE
GARDEX, for ÎS70.
Published in January. Every lover of (lower·
wishing thit new aiid valuable work, free of
charge, should address imraediatelv M O'KEEFE,
H>N A (JO., Ell wander A Harry'· Blocks Uorhe*·
ter. V V. Tin nor 12.
8aHc.ir.imwiT
erallemu Hend fur circular·. Theywtlleoatyou
BOthlng, and may be of great benefit to you.
C. Ε. Ε V ANS,
ΡΠ Γ SIC ΙΑ Χ Λ SURGEON,
XOIIWAÏ VILLAtiE, ML.
I>r. Κ. will pay particular attention to disease·
of the EYE and Ε AH.
Office at hi· residence. Office hour·, ftvrn β to
10 A. M.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Cray Hair (o
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is Ht oncc agreeable,
healthy, ηnd effectual
for preserving tl.o
hair. Fmffil or 'jiav
hair is toon rr$fornl
to Us original color
mt/i the gfo* 1 and
freshness of youth.
Tliiu hair i·* tliick
enrd, fulling hair checked, ami buld
ne·** often, though not always <·ιιγ·μ|
by it.s use. Nothing tan η·.λ1οι« iliu
hair where I lie follicles are de*tioy«d,
or the pland* atrophied nt;<I decayed,
lint iuch an remain ran l»e r-aved tor
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty ali
ment, it will k»vp it clean and vigorous.
It* oocn*ional me will prevent the hair
from ttiruin-r pray ·>ι· tali in·/ otf, au«l
roiuwqiientlT prevent I lidne^. Frt-t·
from tho*e deleterious >ui»Mniic» - which
make some preparulious dansions nml
injurious to the hair, the \ i^or cuu
i>tily bouc (it but not harm it. It vsuuted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing ehe ran be found «ο desirable.
Containing neither c»il nor dve, it «Jr»··?»
not sod white cambric, and vet la.-ts
loop on the hair, pivinjr it a ri«*li flossy
lustre and a grateful |>eitumc.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer L Co.,
Ρκ ACTIO AL AND ANALYTICAL ClIKMIMS.
LOWELL, M ASS.
PRICE il.ου.
tu r.VUIS, bjr A. M tIAMMOM».
mm
Tht· w»n known il-v· rn« (irr nr ft Cmtg+I »r,<1
lirav· th* Γ»α»Λ Iwluint. a* la II»·· rx»r wlljj ι,ιμι preimr ·
aMd·! MhImmmimd umImtones,ne . in
trrltatt»·, th'»· rrmv9i»<f lh* nu te «,f II,m i'i4u(it*l I,
#»r.ril w r«>wr.K χ *»»>·. ι*η»«·ΐρ*..Γ·. ι»»*π..·ι
>f druff^ilj tod lu lUctLktuc» tftuiurft»!/
HALL'S
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
Every year increases the popu
larity of thi* valuable /lair l*rep
aration^ which iiι due to turrit
alone. We ran assnre our old
patrons thai it is kept fully up t<>
it* hi a h 0 ta tula r (I, and to tJu»»e
who hare never used it we ran
confidently nay, that it is the only
reliable and perflated prepara
tion to restore UK A Y OR FADED
Π %VH to its youthful color, mak
ing it soft, lustrous, and silketi ;
the · scalp, by its use, become*
white and clean; it remove» all
eruptions and dandruff, and by
its tonic properties prevents the
hair from falling out, as it stim
ulates ana nourishes the hair
ylaeuls. By its use the hair avow*
thicker and stronger. In baldness
it restores the capillary glande
to their normal rigor, and will
create a new growth except in
extreme old aye. It is the mont
economical HAIR DREttMW·
ever used, as it requires fewer
ajtplications, and gives tin hair
that splendid glossy appearance
so murh admirent by all. Λ. A.
Hayes, M.D., State Assayer of
Mass., says, ··the constituent# are
pure atul carefully selected for
excellent quality, and / consider
it the BK*T PREPARATION for
its intended purposes." tf'e pub
lish a treatise on the hairr which
we send free by tnail upon appli
cation, which contains commen
datory notices from clergymen,
physicians, the press, ana others.
We have made the study of the
hair ami its diseases a specialty
for years, and kinnrthat we make
the tnost effective preparation for
the restoration ami the preserva
tion of the hair, extatd, and ho
acknowledged by the best H»di·
cal uad ( hrnirul Authority.
Sad bff all Lkwfrfitt» and Ikvlert »η .VrrftnV
Prie* ·■· 0·Π·γ Per Παίιι*.
R. P. HALL 6l CO., Proprietor®.
LABORATORY, NASHUA, H. IL
The Great External Eemedy,
For Man and Seait.
It trill Cure Hheumatinnu
The reputation of this prepar«t.on κ vj w II
eatabiiahed, tLal little o<:-d U: »*.J iu t;..» cunot-t
tiuQ.
On MAN It hai never filled U> care ΡΑΙΚΓΓΙ,
NERVOUS AFFKl.TION S.CwNTRAt ΤI No Ml S
CL ES. ST IF F Νfc.·*S and PAINS IV THE JOINTS,
8T ITCHES in the SIHF or Hark, STRAINS,
BRCIKKS, Bl'RVS, 8WU LINGS. CORNS a/.d
FROSTED FKtr, I'ereoni tfinu-ii with Rheuau
tiiin can be rffrftuail/ and |M-rma:icDtIjr carid hjr
ating Uil« won<i rfa! p- parntl-m ft pénétrât-·
10 the nerve and bw»« lain.·'Iiatcljr ou beiog ap
plied
ON HORSES it *Π r-jr* SCRATCHES.
8WKENKY. I'OI.I EVM.. Fl.-Tt LA.OLD HI S
JflSH SOKES. SADDLE tr ioLLAR «»AL. s.
sprained Joints, stiff.\k«.s of thk
STIFLES, kr It «ill r>i>r-nt HOI K»W ΠΟΗΝ
and ITFAK ΒΑΓΚ IV IIICI COWS
I have met with great ιολτμ Id bringing my
Mixture within the reach of the Public. I am
daily in receipt of letter» from Ph.vilciam, Drug
fiita, MerehanU au<l Farmer·, testifying to . t«
curative power».
i)AVID E. FOUTZ, Sole Proprietor.
BALTIilOUi.. Uj,
4^""'. KING OF
HORSE BOOKS:
Th· Amertrau Farmtr'* lierai* Book,
It outsell», ten to nnr, anvbookof lt.« kind pnb
lahed. 40th th»iiaitn«l iu prewa. Am-nt* doing
tetter now Utati ever before. Also, fur
Our Family Physician.
η both ENGLISH an«l GERMAN, embracing th·
MYOPATHIC, HOMEuPATUK IIVDROPA
rmc, ECLECTIC itud IIEKHAL niv.1t- "1 tr. at
nent. ®44 eloeeljr print·-·! pajre- Price only
jt.lHI. The tn<M complet*. rrluitU nu l j»rj>u uwr
'mailt/ witiiisal book in ejri*t*nce Α·1<Ιη·«· C. V.
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