Oxford Democrat. [volume], April 01, 1870, Image 4

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^(jriciiliural,
rroceetlin'j of Farmer*9 Club.
Corinth Farm··»'Club. Sub. : "Shoal
or deep plowing—ami l»e*t mode of ap
plying dressing." lion. John Thissell,
who had been plowing fiιty y eats, advo
cated good plowing medium depth. For
grain oops In had found it lHMto.<preAd
dressing on tho furrow am? harrow in
with grain ; the dressing to be préparai
the year previous In this way ke got
much better grass after seeding dow u
than from any other mode of application.
M. Chandler's universal method is to
break up his grass land in July, 01 a·,
soon as the grass is taken où, plow shoal
and harrow down, chkh plow in October
deeper, and again harrow down, I'luvt
agaiu in the spring, use compost dress
ing—in the hill for hoed imps an<l top
dressing. Hy this method land may be
kept «utiiely clear of west's, making
what i- called clean cultivation. Chaun·
cy l\>ehran—one of our l>e>t farmers
•preatU green dressing on grass land and
plows shoal. He is very pari Millar to
have the plowing well d<«ne. John Mor
rison—a large farmer—at I ο pis the
course with dre>*ing, as Mr. Cochran,
but pK>ws dcep(lrom eight to ten inehes)
and get* I hree hundred bushels of jiotatoes
to the acre.
Λ receipt for making raised bread wa>
hamK 1 in and read l*'lore the Club. It
Wa> as follow - : Put «i\ ounce» of butt* r
nod twot<M.«|NN»nfu!* ι>t «alt in a tin pail.
Turn in one pint ol Uuling w iter and
three pints «»|" m-w milk, then stir In flour
to m ike a thick lutter. Set the pail in a
kettle of waini water, keep tins at a
blood heat or a temperature of P*> . In,
about >ix hours, or when it h;ts ii>« η to
five «piarts, knead in llour, with one fi a- (
9|M>onful «I· y soda, an I makeint » lo:ne>.
Then *ct in a waiiu place and lea·t
again to ri^e. Wlieu ii- η one quutcr. '
bake in a !i »j oven. This bread i^ ini
proted by nge and will » Ί «Ji \ up. Wi.
some ! u!v try t!.i^. and rt'jutit to th.
Corinl.'i Farmer* ( lui». In order to g *
got»vl bread we must have g»HHl tl cj —
which wc do not alu i\s ·;. e*j»ocia«i*
if we an· foiced to eat our proportion ι
j» irt of the poor tl ur 01 he market.
The t'i>h farm a* .Hint.
Mr. 1 Ki\ i«1 ( ' Pottle ol All) », t·· whov
experiment- «ι* ha\e pre\ioUî»!v tiia»l«·
M»m«' allu»iou, i" :»>I tally en'.aiging h.»
operati n> in tiout-brce ling, l>i»il litijr
new p.»nds, a;iJ by each -eason'». « νj»· π
ence Incoming l>cttcr.·**·<j ia:nte«l with th<
wants * i hi"· Iîuii\ Αικ·ν>. and more «·· ι
t tin of hi» <u<v« in roaring them. Mr
P< ale's pond* arc situated in a ra\ine «·::
the »>· uth "iopoof a >an ! y hill. A sprin.;
oi pure water, in unusual volume, £U h
c<l out tion» til'· h il «»i«le am! πι·*î>· - · <»w
the rav im·, · ♦ ;ι<^τ ioined by -c\«-tal -mait
« r >i»i i: ;js ^ lr· .4» ? «■ I ai.k- « ii
either hand. A r.uni -or of si tiutuii
win (1 da'n·* tbi· WIJ a r»'*·» th« la\ It:
loan jhmuN iii vkicbiïOttt and Scbowtic
Naliuoii «>t \ aii'-u·» ig« - ;>r«· k« pt, am! ·.··
vented from ι <in^lir^ with each otln r y
grating- r ·-> w a>5t'*w :ivs t>t « a* h «lain.
>t\ ol th'x.· j «.» : i* Î », \arying in >i. e fiotn
a .*«>..>,ο. . - , .an yard- ar a ι » . -> than
a hundtd. aie a ire a ly c »t..; :ct· 1 and
«veilj·. 1; tw » or three more nre in pro
ee» ol fot lualion ; ami uot far oil", on a
larger l.n>« k. Mr. Pottle ha- sev« r.il
m >re of a Iarg«»i -i/o can be u>td
when nm «\iry.
Th *'atcrcoming fr >:n th· s|»rin*r
Utii-t !<d ! ·· '^h a >erie> of trough* it
as «all hou-c ; i: the-e iro :g'.»- the llsi.
a:e la i!ch· «1 from «-g.:- taken and «1<]h>s
it« . ·· in Oct η*γ in·) V>v ·m »« :. an·'
mi w.itm i- th*· >i iii g ιhat «■:·_:j* ft ha h
in ordiu n \ br«H»k w< nld m>t h itch mit i î
A j - ι il. hatch I <re in lbceinU r ami Jan
nary. At tbi·» lime (March) the winter*?»
halchi i■* i>» all over, an I ho.-t- of little
trout an cr«»w«ling in dark corner- «·
hunting about fur ftMjd. liny aie -ul
tlv itir. * voln. i«»nHot h· >itatin^, ti t·-*
iittlf k'lb W' l( « than an in«-li 1«»ιι^ t»·
aJtai-λ an^lc uorm> twiev their -i/.e—·»;
Ct>ur>c iu vai.i—ami the lai r of tin it
br-nnl * v* n fttt« ni;)tin^ to shallow tln-ii
vounjjer brt tiiivii. No has been
i;i\en ia-tn y el. although on»e ot tht-nt
are neariy tii: «·luont -iM. K<»r the fn-t
six or ι i^lit ueek·» of tlu-.r life neiihei
trout or oalui'>n re«j .ire ν ΐ·«».|. imlet Ί
they will not «at it. :a-iu^ at thai tinn·
nouti-ho 1 by the yolk of ti e i'£j. w hich
rvmaui" attaeln J a> a jrrvat ^at L. t»> the
«
bo !y *.»! the youn^ ii !i ifter hatehiajj, un
til it i> gradually al»orlH'«l In a m-ji.i
rate Lroa^h a»e sonn· «»f th»· > ί;<>··»1ί<· ^ vl
luou, that lia:eh«'«l lat« r than the tro>it.
and are atill eneuiulKre l with the ^.elk
•».tek. ihe>e >a aie onîv ai»«»ut one
inch ion^. yet next ΙΚνιιι ttr, it tiny
thrive as w . 11 a> tho^e hati*h«nl la>t year,
they will be tiveor>i\ ineln» in length,
an 1 will weij^h a huntlied lime* ti>
uiueh a-> n«»n, ev«.n if they have nothidit
to eat but eur«l'«»tl milk.
Outille th»· hatehin^ hyuse are the
pond- w!i«-re ti>h »»t \aii>u- sizes ai«*
niaintaine*). S> ^reat is the xolnine
water that îîow fr >ui th«· spring th u when
we vi>iied the plaee early in the |irfs«-iit
month", four « ί tlie pon<ls wer·· ainm-t
entirely free from ire. In one of them
are one hun lre«l and twenty grown trout
kept a- breeder*, ami it i*. « -iifht woith
going to <*ev, when t!ie whole "school"
da»hes at a handiul of niont thrown in. In
another poml are two thousand \eariin^
Schoodic !> din a. l'he y*»u:tg -almon and
trout, having become accu>touie«l to the
bonny-clabber that has been given them
three or lour times a we« k, do not « al
meat so readily, but th»· Iar«_'»· trout, aft' ,
the tir>t trial, are greedy forir. They a!!
thrive, however, oa l»»»nny-rlabb«*r. Mr.
Pottle has thi> winter Inn η feeding a pari
of them on horses drowued at Gardinei
early in the winter. It b uneettair
whether this Frencliy «liet will tend t
make Frenchmen of the t out, but at ai \
rate it i·» latlering them up wonderfully
Here certainly is a use for the worn-ou
horses, so many ol which have to be kille*
at the beginning of every winter.
The Schoodie salmon are apparcntlj
much more shy than tae trout, retreating
to the »lee|K'Sl juris of tin ir |*>ud when
any « no approaches and coming t> the
feeding ground with a gre*t deal of
hesitation. The trout, too, appear to
become tamer a> .they grow older. As
to growth, ihe salmon have, during the
j>ast ve;ir, grown faster than the trout.
Mr. I'ottlo i> almost the only one in
M tin»·, and among the few in oor c κι ηtry.
who h:ue engaged in thu breeding of tidi
upon a scale of seme magnitude. His
persistent tabors in tlii·* new branch of
industry, are worthy of all praise; ami
j as he will soon U· able to tun» out many
I th >usands of young trout yearly, his
! efforts may be regarded as very Mtrtcss
ful. "
/.mil»/.
At the îa<t nn cling of the Levant
Fa ι mers* Club, the topic for discusstou
was: Corn. The leading points con
sideto«l were. l*t. Ν il a piotitaMc nop
for thi* locality ? I'd. Method of manuring
and preparing I he ground. 3d. Cultiva
tion duiing tin* growing season.
Capt. Α. II. Barnes i» openmg the di^
cit^inn *»aid that « ith him eoYn was more
profitable than any othe crop except hay.
He regard* hay as tirst in importanee;
corn -«·(. >nd, and wheal thitd. In
he ; .1;>! «»n I acre and <> r»>d> of land 1 '·>
bu«dicN < »t » 01 .*».? htislicU shelled coin,
which at the a\ri ige price in Bangor lor
îi it \nr, wouhl am» tint to $73.14
lu addiiu»»i t»» this he raided 7 1-2 bushels
!-e m>, *»»M it >ί.'ι*.corn fodder,
; t l»»ad» «>f punipkin" I, making a
total «>t *l<»7 ·'·! He pi evented a state
ment shoeing the cost of cultivation ΛίΟ.,
to U· *11.ô", charging the coin with the
%\l»«de \ alue »>t manure applied. This
»ould I»ave him a net protit of $ιΐΓ>.14.
11» method <·Γ prepating the ground is to
plow in a gtnnl «mat ot manuve, dress in
the liiil w :!!i old m mure and apply ashes.
He practi e» Using the cultivator and hoe
ut <·!! . k«·· pi 'g the weeds down Μ
ι» 1. .11^ l'terwaiiU. 11i- rotation i·» to
lid low jmtat'H » v. ;th corn. Mi It. Barton
Mated th.it he considered c* in a* profita
Me a- ail) crop we raise. Hi* pr o tiec is
lo>pt a 1 j.^c.iitl »a«is ol manure on hr«»k» -
11!» grou:nl and pi mt to |><>tatoes; second
\ e c. t » -pread 1 - loads more and plow
in; then «Ire ν» in the hiii with horse ma
nure worked o\er by 1«»»_r·*- Had tiit'i
-upevphosphatc without manure in the
hill, it the rate ot 1*6" Γ>>., to the acre,
(«ave ^ M»d » η ' ;t n»»t e«pial to that
dtt&gctl it the bill Wottkl use <1 '»
, ;:ιΐ;' ; \ ■! hi; j !.. —pli.it e «;« il» Ta ! ' \
rt ■< i.i:i;en··» «1 t·V t?.-· »ie:i!· ! ». \\ oltld ι ot
ie« lumend raiding pumi in ^ w i h corn;
b .t wtiuhl ra:-e · 1 ;ii*. Mi.J. (.ritVm
» iid that in or»h ; to g» t a g«»od aop »>t
amihing we mu*t «' · our work well.
< >· ·'. l· as ; rofita1 !>' ι* an\ ci<»pilproper
h «'reonrd ami cultivated. 11 i«l rai-e«|
shclle·! coin jH-r acre, l'laiits
a' .e p >:at· ■». spreading on a heavy coat
>f iii · .iUre ; top ilre^-cs w :th allies. W ould
11 -t p'ant ΐ··· ιη- i! his grouml is very rich.
His e*>ni the pa.-t year w.i* a- go.»vl ur
1» !t . i'l tnam he ever rai"« d. Fiinl-no
difficult\ in getting a good crop by dress·
ι _ .· ; . 11 n ne:. w it h tl. ·. ag!» < a'.tiv 1·
Hon d ; :':g tÎ:«.* gv Wli'g SC l.-oll. Tilitlks
a tr- ι χ !!\ ·* i the Li -t.
Mr. d. .1. Fiumui - .i»l th it he «x»inci«!»al
w M t îrillinN \ i«-ws K· ouruended
ti * λι^··' ι:· .'!.i \ ·. iv ; « us ver) .or.^
md cub small. : ï l ? ip« ni we I. "NI :. I- in -
» >i! ' ·■>* th·· ; rvnii «m ! r best specimen*
ii ·. i· it tSe Y . h« ' :u la-t lull.
Mr. G. W Smîlh tboaj^il that corn was
u : ι |»r· i:t iMe crop to ι .ii»·* in tiii- tow n.
< i:iiip «Ι- Sute. Ho caitl, buvfvvr,tint
in ΐ,'.,ιΊ'.ι It· season> and localities lu· li:*· 1
-••nu·:ΐ!Μ··> raised a fond crop. Mr. H«
in also th HJirlit tint c >rn w.i» not :ι
p: otita '«» it . »p. il» li :fc»1 n 1111 λ a'OUt
j ."· ' ! nslteb j»··i" acn, îbc 1 *t"« -:t 1 ··i»t. Mr.
ii'iT. v ôd it mijht I·· like "bringing
e ·;ιΝ to New Ca-tle" t<»talk to a company
ot intelligent farmers al>out the impor
tance <>t a crop. the merit- of whu li were
- · univct -·1ν known an I acknowledged.
M. Smith'·», how ι ver, seemed to rail for
abri··! !*«*{» ν. lie considered corn the
lit··->L im|K>rt:ii t crop |>ro»lucod in the
world. \N ij.ii the potato crop i- to Ire·
lain', coi n i- I»» the re-t of the world. In
, the I'nited State* the money value of the
. -rn eroj) is double tliit *»t hay. three
tim» - that of wheat, m l f< ir tinier that
«4 cotton In th« State of Blaine it is
<r 1 onlv in iit>)»«>rt mce to that of hay.
: The nutritive properties of corn as com*
pared \*iie those of wheat are 77 t«> L1·",
while it- average «· »-t to the consumer is
generally about on»» half a- mueh per
bushel, -homing that money expended in
eorn goe* in τ :« h f a ther than the same
am iint of wheat. Its comparative
cheapness, therefore, accounts for the
vast quantity con>ti:ne«l by the laboring
. Nothingcan take its place. It
may be more trnlν called 'he <tatT of life
than wheat. Kxperience, he thought
I ι »ved that the farmers of Maine could
proàuee their un η coi n cheaper than they
c »uUl boy i' with |K»tatoes or other pro
duet-. He did not t'ivor the· practice of
;>!.ii·■* in tin' m nirc. Preferred to a|>
plv it to the surfaire and mix ir» ihorongh
iv with tne the Mil, bjf lllllg the Inf
low or cultivator. Γ. II. Wiggin. Esq.,
—trader—furnished the Secretary with a
stab-im-nt showing the average price paid
t >·.· coru, Λ4 lbs to tli<? bus!i(:l,to be in Is' s.
$ 1 ils ; ii, 1ν·>ι), lie also remarked
t h ".-..rn raised in this vicinity is heavier
ar.d brings a higher priée than that growη
west,. Mr. 1» M. I'iark has corn, raised
last ι -»ι»n, which weighs r»1 · lbs. t » I he
bashel. for which 1 have offered him £1.30
per bushel."'
I riLiTY Ok Farmers' Clubs. I hope
and believ·· that hereafter fainiiug will
lake i higher grade in the social scale,—
th.tt il « ill become more of a science and
an iutei* sting study—and that there w ill
;».· connected w ith it lc-s of dull routine
and undless drudgery—and 1 iccognizt
in the Farmers' Clubs that are now ir
operation throughout our State, a power·
1'ul uixilarv toward the attainment of tiii:
object. 11. C. F.
East Sumner.
A
LI. kind* of JOB 1*111 \TI \1. ilnif r
tkl. o<ttr«. ûtttd ortirM Ujr mail.
NEW GOODS
Τ 11 Κ niibecribera take pleasure in informing
their Cli»t outers and the public, that they hare
ju»t received from Bouton ami Portland, η Luge
addition to ttnir former Mock of Uoode, making
it one of the
LARGEST STOCKS
To be found in Oxford Coftnty,
Conthtiuf, Ιιι curt, of
Itrnuii Λ Blcachcd KhrrtliiK* Λ Shirting*,
lirown and lliu·- I»rlllii«K*, Finn ml*,
Ticking*. I'rlnta, Itrlalur·,
jin·Ι all qualities and price·
BI.UK ALPACCAS.
ALL WOOL EMPKK.SS CLOTHS,
Hal moral Skirt·. Sterling Spool Cotton.
ΛΙ«ο, a Urge Stork of
tor "•nit"' for Men and 1Ι·ιτ*,—Overrenting*. Ac.,
tvitli Tailor'· Trimming*,—ht »t «{UNiitr.
Ready-Made Clothing.
We have nl*o, λ Rood «usiirtinvnl of
W. I. 600DS & GROCERIES.
I'it-klra, Fxtrart*, Fit ς. t'nvrriit*.
ι iron, Corn M .ire h, 11«*. krr* - Farina, Cn.-oa :«ml
BlwUt W «· Imti "» hud tilt
licol lti-ιΐικΝ ΓοιιιιΙ) FI.OI It,
whiohiveare «rllinjc at I.ow l'RK IS! Al»<), a
line a-«ortmeut of
WIUTt i.ltWITK Τ Κ Λ and IHWER «ΜίΚ,
til. \» V\ \IIK. ,*c.
II ITS. (11% 1IOOTS, 111 ItIIFIts, Fitch
and M be r I mi ft»«|i«lrrrl t 411.1, tit*
«ni Ίΐ VfH at ven low price*.
The shore, with many other iîimnI·· hating Itoeii
bought -uir« the great fall in '·· /</. will In· »old at
prie»·» t«> defy competition.
1>. Λ I. A. DE.MSO!V.
Norway, F« b. 4. KO.
Two Farms for Sale.
r|^IIK iihoerili·» < flVr* for sale the Faim on
i mhi«*h he lit. *, pleasantly xituati-d in \\ »·«1
Itii. krt.l I. «·η a pood t >.) I farm contain*
17u acie« of drat rate land, Mutably divided Into
.u'Hint,'. tillage, pi-ture un i woodland; in· an
»>.' I cin lnnl of I*»» trer· an<l over ,1>U yonng tree«,
mostly (Trailed and bejrinimc to Iw.ir Tlie fUrin i«
tt «-11 w ntet « <1 Ml··I w HI leu ed « it!» «t· >i,e W .ill ; rut·
fi< m 4·· to .'niton* of g<H4l ha> annually ItuildluK·
ι οιΐ·ι-ι of a >t >ry aiol a halt hon-e, nearly new,
tliornnihly built and eoinpletrlx rtnUh<*d; hotter,
,'+χί» IfH^-ponh b>Z4. with convenient outbuild
πι»;··: bam l«>\7.». with reliai under tlx· whole.
\l«o, another firm nlJ>Mnllu' lin ιΙ».·χ«· named,
containing ι mm 7.*» a ·π - of g»*»·I |an 1, Miitnhlx
dix l« d tut·» field, p;· tnre.xi ••••ll iti<l and orchard ;
• xxell w .Un· I and |ene«-d; ut» «ImiiI 1U tun» of
li.tν animait liiiil itii^ - ample, xx ell finished,
and tu *:«■·» I rvoair Throw or: . .i^ out <>ιΙ«·μ!(Ιι,
xxill - II the above named prop' t* i-»xt ll.tlf the
puuha.-e mor-i · can remain on nfittface.
llt.N'JΛΜ1Ν .MAXIM
15"· k'icîd Mareh 11. 1Ό» 4tr
Farm for Sale.
ON Par.· HilliFknittflbfti IttItltl^lwi·
intiy >itunW>!, With »c ··♦·! lu.Mm,:»; air», a
\\ tg η ιùd Uufl do lTor Autkri (mittcnUm ·
quire ou lilt- I'reiu;-· ·» of
J. Λ JACKSON.
Γ Mttt Man· h 11. M »
Farm for Sale.
1 > I- I\I. <Ι«·-ιγ»»ιι« of iroint; IfMl I MOW oSKm
if r ; ' ·ι XX · · t It· : In 1. a mile
(,«. >) ι♦ .· ι, j |ι ι ,,a»t'MV Μι·« tine ·ηι| *»cli«'<>|
Hon»· . with <him| road* and «a-χ ac «··» t<· «amr
Said Farm contai** om ksadfra a«'n··. <>uitai>lx
di« !· d into till IV·*, luoniitff. pasture and w<mm|
hn I. >li m a ι ··> I <t iU< o( cultivation. λΐκ| caiilv
<· κ ri«'d <ίι lluil'!ui£* nctt .ιn<l vrj coiixcnieni.
,·<·ιι .-·:>· ! ι ii li »" Ι··, ι ο. * ιΊ : ml Kll. I»'.'".
• ι ! ll.'ii»o ;··^·.'··. tilth j·.·.·'! « ella·· un^ler all the
l>till<iiliii·· ■ \« < il. lit HJii'l t Ictti Imu'i all·! bs'n
*·.» I Sim ii .til* rut ι "in » t·· ·'· l»n· "! Hay
t r trlt, a.ri e ·η, xt ·ιΙι -iniUexj η e. In-mailt· ? »
ilouSlr that ·ι»ι ·ιιι t I .· 1 «*» l^ati· ^·*ι a> ,< « of
I UmI I'.i-tuir 1 m l. IjlMf WHlll I· ftlMOtt·
ttki'li will 1μ· nM t* 1111 tin· l.trm. it dttirtd f
«It ii -«II χι ix ?.»w l"i i a*h. and initri·· liate |m·»·
•••--i »n civcn Will al-·· «■··! 1 ιιι» -t<« L nul faun
ι in . t·· ■! - , cither »t.tIt the farm «»t · ••pai:»t«,.»« max
• nit th« purehaarr \ny one wi«li.ns: to uiake a
I ι ' « ι : ii will tlnd it to In· ad χ ant aire (,· rail ou the
nubocrilier, ·»η th< j rrmi-e«.
n.\MI KL J Ml I.I.>
We«t llfthel. K« b J·»». l>7n *\v
Λ Pleasant > iliac*» llrsMlrm r.
IN ih· » il'■·£.» th Pan .
al· lit (m ι ■ 1- Γι··ni > -ut'· l'jri·
niSI
j jrtP
«aalflL f W it··Γ ·;! I. il»· . ·' l'Uluji -Il
land and tome fruit, enclo-ed with nice
fi ll Γ
Ι'ϋ r. "η :(·Λ··ΐιΐαΐιΙ· tenu- if called f.»r
1* «> (*tt*· >·■<*··■. miiI Korntttire *o|«l with
the bou-e if «V- 1 r«· "I
\\ Μ Κ Μ«»ΐ:«·Ε. cri the |·η·ππΜ·«.
Farm for Sale.
ΤΙ TTI.K Λ HOHIt·» offer ι r - lie
tli· ir Pan·. iHnsle>l I· ιti«· RKTMBLt
• il I lie -Lijl»· γ·*4·Ι ieadin» ίι·Ίΐι Hrviiiit - ί ou I I.
ΐ; Station ία Rntafbrd, u»l about mr mit· IH«i
the dep ·1 it v«ld -t it Ί·
>.ud Κλι tu < ·»ιιΙλ.ι>» two huu Η 1 and forty :«■ rv*
.·· l.md. \t· or νηιΐλ ··: win· h i- x «Ιιι·ι>·!·' In·
Itmli, anil rnt< from u; «·■ *l\tj lowof Hat·.
I :.«· .. ι.· 1 ·5:»v-- -·< « ·· . «I re; .ir. thv h.»ru bcin#
a··* :»n«l «ell !: !ii»hed
111, tl«. \.· ■·,■-»■r:· ··.t j·!··;» rt\ ν 11 !»<· -old λ; a
t Misant .1 apj !.«·< 1 1er· on, t.uil tcrui* of payment
inn·!·' eι«ι.
1 ·: further i· arti'Ular.··,·» h to
It I 1 1 I. Λ
ProT'-lcii.e, Κ. I , oi to
Κ It· » s>, · ii tli· preiui ·
Itrtbel, iHec. H, W».
ΙΌΚ SALE.
Till. »ub»< ni»· ι "(Γ'ΐ« for -ab* tii«
ι » -nlenee. I.tcate.l nt l.ryaiit'- 1'·>ιι<1
\ i*··, Maine. nii»i»tinjj ··! 11·»«i-«.·*
l-hf l, stable. an«i one n<re o|
I.m 1 1 ίο· building- are connected,
nearly new, well (Ϊιιι·Ίι«η1 and run·
\enieut. I-and uiuler η lilich i»tate of cultivation
Au\ urn.* u xutiui a pleasant Ιιοιιμ* with elieet·
ful -.irruuiulmii*, in a 'juift an·! growing tillage,
will tin· 1 here the > cry place de-dred: and it can
\ be bought it a bargain' il nppli· ' for *oon
» HAS Β LOVKJOY.
It*"· ;»t.! ι Poi il. ipril ti| 18
EAGLE HOTEL,
^Ir« !iani<' ! alls - - Elaine.
II. Λ I'l'lUI'*». I'mjirlrtor.
Tli*· present Proprietor lirtinjr
•ι »··! tin- tine Hotel f··.· ti t.-rn» of
ν «-.it—, would re»pe· tfully inform
the public that In· i- now ready for
^ ,n.·- To tin* ·Ί1··γ-, 1·ι·;ιΐ»lrt»·
rt:t · · t.-uleriiiK the n;ee »i < onira<»«latioii,
mil ni>d«*n»U· ctiarjrr-, we \\··υΙ I say w ithout con
tra li'-tion this Hotel -tand- without a rival.
,\le<hati;c t ails, .Ian I'·. Is»··.·.
ANDREWS HOUSE!
j'* y I'ormeily Atlavit.ll<»f si:
Koutl» Pari··. Mr.
I ~-Λ\\··!! kn vn II·»u-** ha- re.vr ih been relit·
ted and i- now .«pen for the ae«· tiatiio'lation of the
Ihe : ,r.ellin>r ι·ι;Μ'·· λ#·Γλ-^·ιι«ί·γ- eon\eyeil
lu au'l from tti·· Depot frw of chaj -'··
Α. II. Λ. Λ. Λ. Α Λ DREWS,
g 12 Proprietor·»
For Sale, or To Let,
Till! lt.\TK> -TORE, on Pan- Hi'l
favorablv lo.-ateil for traile.aud having
a rouveulent tenement ah· ve.
Al.so, the story an·! a luilf iiousc on
Trem«'iil ^t . recentlj oeeuj»ie«l h\ Sid·
nev A. Farrai^having a κ°ο·1 Càartlen
Κ··γ rartieular^, enquire of the subscriber.
KM KLINE S « ι mil NOS.
l'arif Hill, April 12. 1ί*·^·
l>K. H. IS. 1.1I*IIATI,
Will attend to Ihe Practice of
MEDICIJVE & SURGERY.
— is At.SO —
lliiimluius Suj jj«-oi* for Iuv*llil 1*γι».·ιΙοι»·ι
AT HISYANTS POM>, ME.
Will çive ^jx-i'ial attention 1·· the treatment ol
Nervous l>i-ea-e-.
>tlunl:iv4, vihen practicable, will be devoted t<
the ev.inanition of invalid pensioner·, an I ffenei
λΙ oAm baalBOM. June 1. 't»8
J. A. MORTOX, M. Dm
PHYSICIAN ·&· SURGEON,
KKTHEL, Μ Κ.
nffl. e in Kimball'» Block; Residence oa Park!
GEOBGE A. WILSON,
Attorney ft Counsellor (it Law,
[Office opi*.uit* tht Atlantic Tloust),
SOITII PARIS, ME.
*#- Collecting promptly attendri to·
Scarf Lost !
V I>onble /ephyr Worsted Sca.*f, with frrey it
in the contre* and red of different shade? π
I the end··; w«* lo*t about the 5th of March—eup
; po-e I in the town of WooiNtock· The finder w>l
please return it to, or inform bv letter where i
! may be found, and will he well paid.
A.J I'ERII AM, Bryant's Pond.
I March là, 1370.
SAUflIEL R. CARTER,
PARIS HILL, MK ,
LIFE & FIRE INSURANCE A6ENT
— F(»K —
OXFOIID COUNTY.
S. R (*. reprcjeut* only fl»>t-el*M Compnnic#
ηι«· 1 will lesue l'oiicieaat a* hrurtblrrile» λ* any
other Agrn(. Application» by mu il for tireulari
or iiiMimiK-e, |>r<>m|>tly answered, ami any i t of
the County vlxlted If requested. A pi I.
WIMJP! II. ( ΙΊΙ ΓΟΚΙ),
Counsellor ft Jlllot nvy at Law,
ΛΜ»
HOl.lCITOIt ΟW PATKNT8,
Λο. UOI Ι·ΐ) ( oiiKrr** Mrert.
Pt)ltTLA\D, Μ Κ.
Patent Ojjice Fee*.
IpplteMion for a design, fi»r tin-»»»· an<1
m\ mouth-. #1" M
t»n ever) applieation for a de*i#n, for 7 y r» , 1Λ Ou
Ou every application fora design, lor 11 y ni., .'JO (*»
(Μι every caveat, 10 ot>
On even application for a patent, l'i ««il
l>n Imuiok each original paient, lin t»i
On tiliiiif a disclaimer, 10 Oit
Ou even abdication fur a reiwie, .m oo
• »ιι evorj auditinnal patent granted on reUMue,30 t»>
On etefv application lor an extrnuion, .V) tu
On the pant of evciy extension, .V) lu
e«- Ml foe* inu»t lx> paid ίιι advance.
The applicant for a patent uiuet forni-h dupli
cate drafting·, ami a model «her»· the nature of
the mi mention admit* of them.
All kiml* ol l>iâw in#» at»»l model·' fnrni-hedit
required. «cl H
Life Insurance is a blessing. coining uhen
blessing* are most needed.
$ θ . Ο ο
WILL IXDI KC YOl U 1,1 ΚF. Foil
$ 5 . Ο Ο Ο
— IS Til κ —
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE COMP'V
OF II \RTFOIUi, ( Τ ,
U lilrh ln«tirt« «t I.lis* Ι» 1ΤΓ.Ν, nml
Upon M *1 IM .lt 1*1. I \ llinu
m il jr other I oinpaii) ,
It i« AMtinMllv the working mm'» friend It
extremely low mie» place l.lfe Inoiirauce vrititln
the reach o| every man. rich ami poor.
M * ΜΗΚΚΜΙΙΓ Κκκβ—Single I>ivi<don, #!·(«·
.Man au·) W ife, 91H OU
Kxamine the Explanatory IMmphlct* ami L':r
rul-ir* ut lin* ( « inpjny.
Only $».<»» ««III ln«nre your I.Ifr for
S^.ono In a full iMtltlon.
Women may |·»Ι« thi«l >m|>aii\ a* well a* men
ami at tin· c.itm* rate»
Λ nun ami wife may takeout a Joint Certiorate
• i'Tlie \- e-»iio nt, fl I , i» the «a nie on a
Joint I'ertitlcate a.- on a >lnjrle.
Thi* plan upon w hirl, thi- t'ompaiiy w ork» i« the
s \ FKVT, beeaii«p the < .nnpany not have the
u«e of the Folic* Ilopjer'» mune) to «peculate
»i'h, each member holding hU ow η u»one\ until
κ «}«·til actually Μββ». Tb· I IILVfEaTi l «
inn-»· Λ*M**Mueiit« ar«· only tna<le at long inter
val·. ami then in ver> • mail amoiiul* 11 1ι· .—
Tbc Hh>T, because of it* implicit*.
\\. E. «.ooi>>o\V, "Norway,
srci'UL Aiit>T i*i»r Oir«»Ri><
Feb 17. Ko.
Notice.
Iain about elotinr up my Inioine·*, au I «hall
aril what good* I uow Imve in fttore,
It foil for I mh. during thli montli.
\i*> per···!! desiring t·· bu> ko»m|« will lind il
f >r thfir in term! to ι all ami examine my -t«* k. a
1 ·>Ιι.ι1Ι -ell without re«erte.
Ail fen·»»!!!· indel»te«l t" ιη<· by note or arroUDt,
arv ιι-<ρι< -ted t.> make imme<iiatc pmment
j' α rii u
I'pton Marrh K·, h7U.
French Chamber Sets,
ι oh TiiiKTY Dou.iits::
NOW 1^ Till·: τI.Μ Κ TO ItL'V von:
i l ΚΛ I'l l l( U,
AM»—
House-Keeping Goods.
Niι·ο Kronch Chamber Set* for #30.—
Olht-r good* in »it
LOWELL A IIOYT'S,
11 Preble Street,
Xatrth*' PrcWr 11 n*c an»! t'nited States
Until, Portland. «Itu leb. 2H.
.A.T COST.
Γ|,ΙΙΓ · riÎMT wi»hlnjf to redue· hi* ltry*
i -t.-fk ni l.ood*, t" in ike room for lu» *>>·γιιι»γ
S»:«»rk. w tli
Srll til CuhI lor Thirty l)»js
! ι>!ί < VXU, coU"'*t;r»g in j>art of
UK w ι i:-. run <>τ-, ιι \im;i*·' γ v^imkici
11.VIS \ M» i \M \ UOOl.KVH
of e\er> ileM'riptwn. Al*o,
Η Κ ADY-MAI) Κ C1 .< )T111 Ν Ci.
HAT*. €ΛΓ*. anil
I
(»KX I I.KMKN H KlKNIhlllMi (jooitii, ifcl*.
II·· ι» nl-o i>rei>ared to make i;j> tiarnimt· in
I be ϊϊγ) b«-t ► tvl·*, with Mr I» < «il M'KK^a·
('niter, au.I thinks lie «'an please the in«>-t l ull·
iliuiis.
I». WKIIKTKK Il HAI..
Norway, Feb 10, ι-.'".
New Custom Tailoring
ESTABLISHMENT
At Norway Village, Mo.,
r I111 tui'lei i^ned h.n in? flllf.1 mj> the ·Μ -tor\
1 o| thi !r ι·;ιι ·ι· ι Ιι» Mme m V>r\*.*\, lor a
Tuilorin^ h»tabli*him- it. and hiving reeured the
tenrloM «4 kit Ji uni < m w un i.,*
l a^liioiialth- CiKIrr,
of excellent reputation, are prepared to do
CrsTOM Work,
With !Îenlne«« and I>Up»t«h.
Al-o, Agent·· for the eelebrated 1.1.1 A* lli>\\ I.
S1.\\ I \<· ΜΛ( ΙΙΙΛ);, tl i t .'•flint.· lor
the .>te>lnijf Machine ΝΙΌΟΙ, 4 OTTO.\.
I,. 1 I. A. l»KAISO,\.
V>rua\.Ja:i 21,1*7"
Look at This!
TU Κ 1JLST Ρ LAC Κ TO BUY
llttil & MUAT :
I» AT
.TIESSESGEK'S, - \oruay,
Where all the goods *οΜ arc warrante·!, »uch as
BEEF, PORK,
FHKSll. I'll Kl.Kl). DRIKD AND SM'JKIID
F 1 XI 11 . Ο Y NT F. Κ H. Ι.ΟΙΙΗΤΓ.Κ*,
( LA.VB, Canned CORN, FRUIT, JLc.
I ilo util send al! iny be»t Beef to Portland and !
Boston and fell the uourvr ht liotne, but intend to
kill the best and t>cll it here.
1 have ju»t received from Nova «>co»ia, a box ol !
tiiat new article, called It Mil Tl.ll.s.
Remember I «ill -HI Fre«di Kith a# low an any
other dealer, a- I have an interest in a (idling ve»* ]
sel at Portland, ami have Ki^h that are new, ami
do not sell "Racer*" and "Lories," which are
thrown out in the market ami sold lor what they
will bring.
If you want MEAT or FI*5!!. please prive m· a
call Remember the place i* next door to .ΜιΛΙ.κ
A Clai.k's,
Mlgu of tlie Flah .Market.
K. W. MKMEXQER,
Norway Village, Feb. 10, ι·*τ ».
Maine Steamship Oom'y
Λ7.ΊΓ ARRAXOEilEXTB.
Semi-Weekly Line.
Ν and after the 18th in»t., the tine Steamer*
_ 1 DIRIGO and FRANCOMA, will until further
notice, rnn h- follow*:
l<e»vi· Gait's Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
am! THURSDAY, at 1 IV M., and leave Pier .T8 Κ
R New York, every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at 1 IV M
The Diriiro and Franeonia are fitted tip with fine
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most convenient anil comfortable route for travel
er" between New Vork ami Maine.
Paeaage in state Room fcô. Cabin Passage ft.
Meal·* extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Montreal, Quebec,
Halifax, St. .John, and all parts of Maine. Ship
pers are reqiie-ted to send their freight to the
Steamer» a^ early as 4 1*. St., on the day a they leave
Portland.
For freiffht or pa««a*e apply to
11KNRY FOX. Gait's Wharf, Portland
J. F. AM£S, Pier 38 E. R. New York.
July 9,1&».
0
To the Court of County Commissioner* within aud
lor the Counties of oxfrird ?«»*«! Cumberland.
rpilK Inhabitant· of t>io Town of Oxlonl. by
1 George IV Whitney, their Agent, specially
nuthtiUed f.»r IhiA pmpose. would rvH|»eclfully
iepreM-nt that, that part of the "Harrison Koad, *
so-ialled, which lies between the ( ounly Koad
parsing hv tin· dwelling house of Seba*tan S.
>ni;fh, and commencing near anid duelling house,
pnd the "Webber Koad" mi called, ami ending near
ti.o School llou-e on «.till Webber road, in Seliool
Dint! et Ni», 4. nil-ituate·! in (>\foid,in ;■ a Id County
o| Oxford. .tu t oripluall) located bv a joint Ro.nd
ol Cotinly Comml>->donêin fn in file Counties of
Oxford ami Cumberland. I- not demanded by the
"common convenience ami neceaity;" that there
ÎM but \cry little travel ovet Mild rond when in
tfooil repair, nearly all of which !a local and not
publie; that the Utilise over the Little Androa·
«·<»>;irin River on said road, haï» been destroyed bj
the fre-diel*. aud the xnine can not be repaired
without l;irge expen-c to the Petitioners; that the
vet y «mail amount of travel over «aid road, and
bridge doe- not warrant the large c\|>en*e ot
keeping the fame in repair; ne therefore pray
your honorable ltoard«, after due preliminary
proceeding* t·» discontinue that pait of «aid
"llamton lload," aforesaid u hlch lie*between the
toiininua described aforesaid, all being situated
in said town o| oxford in thet ounty ol Oxford,aa
in duty bound «ill ever pray ·
i;KO|{<;£ ρ wihtnkt,
A «rent of the Town of Oxford, duly duthorized lor
raid pur(to«e.
Oxford, March 8, 1870.
.STATK OK Μ ΛΙΝΕ.
Oirom». **.~Iloird of Countv Commladonert,
Sept cmhrr Sf'ftun, lN'a>; In Id by adjournal· nt
March », 1*70.
I'pon tWoreg In·' » etillon. Mthfactorv evidence
ha· ing been received that the petitioners are respoe
'ible. and that inouiry into th·· merits of their ao
plication I- ex ρ· db-ot, it i· ordered that the County
Commi'-looer·.»f Oxford and < umherlatid Counties
nie»*t at the liwi'lltng llon«e ol s. >. smith, in
Oxlonl. on Tuesday, the thfrtv-tlrtt day of May
next, ut ten o'clock In the forenoon, and thence
pro·*· « <1 to νI» -w th·· rottte m< otlon?dIn ««lit petition ;
Immediately alter *liich τ|ι w, a hearing of th*
parti* ·« and » ilne««c» will be hud at some convrnb-nt
place tn the viclnits, and «nch other measures fak-η
in thr prend·" s a» the Commissioners shall jud^'e
proper. Audit l« further ordered, that notice of the
time.place and purpose of thr Commi-siouS r«' mee·.
Iiij aforesaid hi given to «I! per*on« and corpora·
lions Interested hv catalog attested copies of said
petit on and ol this order thereon to he «erred uj>on
the Chulrmin ol the f ount· Commissioners ol
Cumb· rlsnd County and upon the< l- rkof the town
of Oxlord, and also pouted up in three public places
In s ilil town ami putdHhed three weeks *ucre««|velv
in I lie Kennebec Journal the M'ate paper printed at
Vutftista. and iu Un» l*oitlan<l Pre·», printed at
Portland, iu the (' .ur.ty of Cumberland, and
ia the Oxford Democrat, a newspaper printed at
Pails. In «aid County ol Ο « lord the tir»! of said
publication · and each ol the other notices.to he made,
•erved and po«ted, ai lea«t thirty rtavs lielore said
time o| meeting, to the erd that all per»on« and
corporation· mar then and there ap|»-»r and sh« w
r*n«e if an> tliey hate, whv the prater ol aaid
petitioners should not !<r crantid
Attest WM Κ KIMIUI.I.. Clerk.
A true copy of »ald petition and order cf Court
thereon.
Att«<t : WM. K. KIMItALL, Clerk.
ΓοΙ1«·γΙογ** V>lii r,
r|^MK owners and nroprletora of th·' following
1 named iVws |n the 1st IUptl«t M<-ettii)f House,
in th· town ol Paris. ar> notifled that the satne ar>
taxed in the tax Ιι-t fximmilhd to th· sulmeriber,
the col lee >>r of ti\··» γ··γ th# let Pwiih ltapti<*
Mcetlu11 on »e, in stid "own. for tin· year one
thou· iud cl^'ht hundred and sixty nine, as follow· -
Owncra. Tax due
Pew No. t—Cuknown.
" *· ·.»— Oaniel Korliea, Jj«(
·· «· 14-Rst.T. J. CUrk, 4. H
·« ·■ ,'d— ilii, do. 2.07
" ·· XV— John f'oop'r, I If
·· ·· ΛΛ—Simon t'ummlng's heirs, 4.54
'· ·· V> — l;i'hard Mortons'· h· irs, 4,14
·« ο ,-j—Kilas Cushiiun'a Kst., V.nT
I ·' _'i — M Hub turd's hiirs, 2.u7
φ3Ί.«
tnd if no jx·. son sh ill apj<e-\r to discharge ·αΙ<Ι taxe*
on ι r l> for» Monday, tlielxth i|*r of April η··χΐ, at
two n'l I·, -k in th<· aitrrriiHin, I shall proo >d to <m-11
bv I'uMif \·ι f»··ιι at »sld M'-eting llou«<·, ·ο mu< 'i
of s«id η -J live I'· wi as «lull («· auflicient to di·
cttargc aai ! tax<a an I all Inb nrnlug chargea.
f: I'll IC MM MAXIM.
# CoUdttr,
1"λπ«, March li, |<Γ·>. .Tw
Freedom Xotice.
Till* 0 » fit* - that i hnvc tliii· iHy *iven f · my
«nr., «,|.> \\ Ι»ιλμ:ιιμ·ν, the KiHaiw]rr ofhi·
minority, I·» do mi l nrt Γ>r hie· « If. and notify
(tic public Ut4l 1 ahall ii<>t < ! i .a ,u»)' of hi4 cam
inc π·'ΐ pay nny debt* of hn contracting firom and
aller t tit- « I « t«*.
i.ll.RERT ΚΚΝΛΈΙΗΛ
Krveburg. March 15,
Notice of l'orrrloMirr.
"^1Γ1ΙΙ Κ Γ. Vs Kpliraitii \ E-te·, "f Bethel,
Τ y < » .1 | · M;l\ . Btatt ..! Maine, d.d. ·>ΐι (Ju
dith !vv of January, Ι*?*, convey in irmrTsngv to
H ill un I. ι lia) mall. of ».iid Bethel, cert un τ··»·I
«·-!.· te. h mi: and l>ciitg tu »λι·1 ΙΙιΜΙιιΊ, ou ll«^t i.« ■ I
11:11, which - .id r»nl «tal<· m mort· |>ur(i<iil*> ly
ili'orribcd in »aid m «rttfitjff···Ι*-«*«1 w Ιικ Ιι ι« recorded
Willi lh· ()\Γι>γι| ΓΛ'υηι», liook ι μ, pip) ^li, aud
which i« t«> In· referred to for de-eriptlon thereof;
rikI, Hhrira· tlic -.·«ι·i < hniuian «lui u»*lgn »μι·Ι
mortjjngr Ι" ΚιΊ«·ιΙ ( Κ · ι il > <· 11. b* Id· η - -1W» ι fn· ■ n t
thereof, rvcorted in naid record» i»ook 148, page m,
an.I vvherra* the ai l ktuihnll did on the l'4h dav
of Januaty. ΙΌ>. a--igti all hi» inter···! in «aid
mortif.i»;·' «!«·<· I t > πι«· Now the condition* «»Γ »aid
mort^ag·; de. d hnviug lieen broke®. I hereby claim
a Γ·γ<· ·|ομιπ· <·γ tin· -.irnc. pursuant t" the statute
in audi c;i»e made and pro* i«1«mI
IIIU \ M \ ni M.
lit > I i.tlisoM.hi» \Uy.
Hi.Tio.i., March i, I«70.
Caution.
VI.I. person· arc cautioned Agnin*t pun ha«intt
<>r nritoliatlaf λ Ttf> Kol· of the lOWl ol
|i.x:icl l, fur three bundled dollar*. iriren .Sept
Ι·.I h, l-v.i. au.I utimhervd To—;tnl not*· having be·· η
Ui\<·μ t<· .J >«··|>1ι \> Mone nml >ign·-·! Ι>> Thoina»
J < ·>\. ·», « all Iiiinii. atul John Hosier, N'lerlmru
ol »ai«l Hitileld, orthc two llrnl named Selectmen,
.ιικ' lo-iuii iiic only Ν ·!«· ever given by the select
ia> ιι o| I ·; \lii'l·! to *ai I s:ime ihcre hat injc he· η no
οιι«ι«Ι· ι at ion lui -ail Ni»te and (he town having
voted not to pa ν the •aine.
1. il I.C DDEV, / Selectmen of
i.l > I VM > 111« Μ Κ. i Dixlieid
lMXPIKI.U, March In, l-Tn.
KOTKK.
' Ι * Il I" i« to fbrbid nil per-on- harliorinif or tru-t
.1 inir my w ife, hi-Mtua 11 amlin, on in y account
she htvuiif l«-it my bed nnd ΙκιηπΙ without hut
|Ί|'T<m alioii KMH. II It. llA'ill.lN
N..r«a», March 10, l-Ttl. ·
I>iss<»|iiiion of 4 opsirfιι«*η·Ιιΐμ.
^|1|| Κ copal 111··» - Inρ heretofore ox i "tine 1»··1ν» ecu
J[ the tabnerlbera at North Wsterfora Tllljutet
m..1er tin- firm m mo of Band A Ikwrtt, Ii tiii*
■ lav ilioKoUol b> noitUMl cou»enl. t he affairs ol
the Inle hnn will be M*itlc<! bj the -«·ιιιογ partner,
' II Kniul. who in authorized to u»c the linn
name in -'·Πlenient of all mntter·· relntin^ t<» rai·!
lit h. JOHN B. RAND,
I.Y M AN 1'. JM\ K IT.
North Watorford, Jan. il, 1 î«7o.
ΛΟΤΚ Κ.
The nt -.criber haviutr pun*ha«e.l the interest <>I
^lr l.vNjks Γ JKU Krr. in the late (Inn of Rand
Λ Jewell. :if North Waterfi.nl \ illa^e, hereby
trive· riot! ·»· tint lie will continue the busiiie** nt
the old >t;ui<l, wheru may be I >uud at .sll times
Λ \V«-II Srln lrtl Slock of (àood*,
which w ill be Mild at the
LOWEST LIVIMjI PK1CES!
Thank'ne the j.uhlic lor their pa-t liberal jmlron·
a>;e, he Iwpea liy etri.'t atteiiliuu to burine··* 1<ι
merit a contiuuauce ut the tame.
JOHN 11 RANU.
North Watertord, Jan. 27, 1870.
Maine Central Railroad.
SPECIAL· XOTICE.
1)\<>KN»;KR> from Oxford County comiiia
froiu Matioti-on the (.rand Trunk Railroad
above Pa mil le, can reach Aupi-Ui by t!ie Main
Central Railroad from Danville to Winthrop, anil
thence by >tape to Au^ucta. d ta ire leave ^ Ν il»
llirop on arrival of afternoon train from Danville.
Train- leave Danville at 2:45 P. M . or on arrivuj
uf train from Portland.
Through tickets to Vn^ni-ta are «old at Danvilici
hDWiN NoYiùS, Supt.
Jan. it, WO.
ASKING OF
HORSE BOOKS:
The Aiuirleau Fariutr'i Home Hook,
It out-ell^, ten to one, nor book of it^ kind pub
lished. 4"th thotienrid in *pre.<i. A ire tits doing
better now thau ever before. Also, for
Our Family Physician.
' In both ENCMSH and GERMAN, embraein? the
AI.I.OPATHIC, HOMEOPATHIC, IIYDRoPA
TIIIC, KCI.ECTK ' nuil I1ERH AL mode·! of treat
ment 54 I closely printed paiie- Price only
The must complete, rrliable (ii.<lp»j>ul'tr
family medical bof>k in existence. Addree· O. It.
I VENT, Publieber, S Barclay etrett, Ν. V.
Λ Barclay SL. N.T. λγ 38 W. 4tk St., ΠηΗ··»«. 0.
If they want the mnut popular and lient Belling
guhNcrlptlon books publlah«l. and the most ltd
ertU terms Hend for circular*. Theywrlllorwtyo·
1 nothing, and may be of great iMDofll to you.
W. C. F Κ Y £t
; Counsellor <$» Attorney at Law»
Itamford Point, Maine,
I lec 18 'tit
A SAFE,
CERTAIN
AMD
Speedy Cure
ram
Neuralgia
AMD A 1.1·
NERVOUS
DISEASES.
Its Effecti are
Nagteal.
An VNPAIUN'O UKMFDY for NEtfBALfllA
F a« Ί α ι ia.onen effecting a prrfectcnre in η single
•lay. So form ot Nervous I>j»ease Γη il* Ιο yield to
it* wonderful power. Even in the scvcrn-l case·
oi Chronic· Neuralgia, nlfecting the entire «vf-tetn,
il» u<w for ii few daysafford* the ui<>*t astonishing
relief nnd rarely fall* to procure » complete and
permanent eure. It conUiBx no materials In the
«lightest degree injurious. It has the iuu|nalitte<l
appro ml of the l»ei»t pliyikiftn* Thousand», in
every part of the country, gratefully acknowledge
it* power to Moot he it·· tortured nerve*, and re
it tore the tailing strength.
Sent bv mail on receipt of price and postage.
One package · φ I 00 · Postage H cents.
81 \ package* · - 5 00 · · " 27 "
It is «old by nil dealers in drugs and medicines.
.ΤΓΚΜ.Η 4t CO., ProuHftori,
liu Tut hunt >r , Ikxrrug, Mas·.
nov 2<ί eow
WELCOME'S ~
GREAT ΟΚΚΜΛΝ
rot (ill ItEHEDY,
For the ("lire of Cou»*, Corona, ItROM'itmft, I
l'HTIII·*!*·. CUOI'P, IMLAMHATIOM, (Mi Ill.KKI)
Jmj «»»·Tiir. Tiikoat ani> î.imîh. ΙΙ<»λκμκμκ*β, i
Lomh ok VoU'k, (!λ>ΚΚΚ,Λ·' .tc, Diseases teud·
Ing to CoMdimiTtoN -tumid I·· checked at tlieir j
llr»t appearance ν proper attention to what ap
ι»ο»γ* to he a -light cold, or unimfiortAiit difficult*
in the throat and lungs, would «un· thou «aη*ί·
every jeer from those dreadful maladie* which
assume .ill form· of disease, with their train of j
suffering·, and premature death.
The virtue· of the i-It ΚΑΤ (.lltMtf
( OI <.ll Kl.'>ll.l>\ art) ιι· ► u biH'tiiuiiiK widely
known Five year* have tested ί ver .Ίο,oil) |M>(.
lies, «old with xearcclν any advertising. and it··
ί-ale increased tenfuld In ttic place* « here tlrst in
tr«»duced. This commends it to the attention of
other·. Those \vh<> u»v it confidently l«*lieve there
l« not it* e<|ual in the American market Thons·
amis of Important eure* it has effected, where
others failed, prove its claim·. Jr I* Pl'UCLT
VMilTABI.K.
4*-Prepared and sold by
JDKDil BIIXTO*, JK.
Τ1ΒΜΟΙΎΠ, MK,
Aleo, Proprietor of
Uflli'omcN IJrrr ICr^ulator, A
DjHprpilr C'nrrr.
For «nie I») all 1>ηιι;κί·(ι and Medicine I>ealer·.
!>ec ΰ ;lm
Th· puce ttf bvy jour
MEDICINES,
Perfumery,
TINCTURES,
Cssrrure, Crtracts,
LINIMENTS
Pills, Piasters,
HOOTS if HERDS,
AIM
Book*. Paper, and
Envelope* at
A. OSCAR NOYES'
Drug Store,
Norvat Village. H
T< » TIIK \\ · UCkI \<. ί'1-Λ ■>·« W> are now «»rt·
parol t«» furni-h nil rla >■-··« w Ith con»tant *·π»|»1«»>·
uiciit at holiif. the whole of ihc time or lor the
*i»arc moment* Ku-iii.'·» new . litfht u.i><t protltn
lilt· ferMOl of dtlwr -ex caeilv ι·λπι from .v*·
to #Λ per rvtûluf. ai».I » proportional mini l»v lie
voting their wbtile time to the bumni'M ttoy*
•uil rfiil» rum neatly mi murli a- laeu That nil
who -ccthi* notice in.iy eeiul their atMre««, and
te »t ()i«- l*u - in·· - ·», w « make thi« nnperslN'Mnier
To «ui'li n« are not well «aii-iled. w.· will -end #1
to pay for tin· trouble of w ritinjr. Full particular·
η valuable «ample, which will ilo to comment !
w<.rk..n, an.I a ropy of l'h< Prtipir'* I.ttrrirn <'t>w
fxiMtoi·—one of the largei·! tui<l be*i faiu.li new»
uaper* piihli-he.t-.il! -eut free b\ in til Header.
If you want permanent, profitable work, addreee
ι ι VLLEn ft CO., Adoi'vta, Ml
Dec.î, It**».
Save the Children.
ΜΓΙ.ΤΙΤ1 !»K* of them ufTer. linger, an.l .lie,
. Ιιι·ι·:ιιι I'm WOTM The Otllj tUKtMl
remedy for thc-c uio«t troublesome nud .lander
οα» of -nil worm». In children i»r atliilt*. i» fount I
III 1»IK. Mil i.i»··» Ρ1Χ.ΗΌΒΧ ftfBVP.
I'urvly refrtlblt, >>afe an.I eerttlft· A valuable
cathartic, ;aci« 1 beneficial t.« health >old bv
i.KO. C. t;«H»I)WlN, Ibioton,
in.l all ilrux;i^i<, ·>ιιι <»etl5
/·, IIOHUi; ΤΚΛΙΛΙΛ4·. - Ju<t out λ book
eontaiuiiiji ι new » *tem of borne train*
I Π ι of, I I up. Β DrTrid
ball, ι lie well known old Kmrli-h |lor»r Trainer
anticarrier. «»nr mutt n«»te.| trick hor»c* have
been ImiikI*'l'.v thin plain, practical -\«tein, an.)
wih! ami runaway ht»r»e* can be completely nub
due«t. It u|m> contain» a Treatise on shoeing ami
1«M Itvcipe» for the tno»l . οιιιιηυιι .li.-ea-.ci», with
numerous Trick- practice·! liy llnnii' Jockfjri.—
K>>;\ hor-e bi et ·Ιι r ami ..w lier «houl'lhai .· it -
Ï <>u w ill never icifr.'l bir in; it Sent by mail for
only Nh tv ΛιΙΊη··», t.KO S. MKLLE.V, I.cwia
ton, Me. Ajceiitu w antctl.
SENTIKK 14!
Μ. Ο'ΗΕΕΚΐ, ΜΟΧ Λ. t u.'N
SEED CATALOGUE,
Ami <»l ΙΠΚ I» the
FLOWER and VECIET4BLE
/or IS70.
I'uldi-hed in January. Kvery lover of flower*
wi-hinK tliiit uew ami valuable work, free <>t
charge, ehoulda.i.lrt -- iiinii.'diatelv NI O'KKKKK,
>ON Λ ( ο , hllwatttfcr \ It.irry 'a lilac k, l(t>che·
Ur. Ν. V. 7m uuf li.
D. H. YOUNG,
OXFOUU corXTY
Sewing Machine Agency,
SINGER,
FLORENCE,
UHOIEU A: BAKE»,
WHEELEKt Λ WILSON
nu·I nil standard Machines constantly on hand.
Threa<lfl. Oil. Needle*, ami all kinds of Trim
ining-i for sew ing Machine», at
Xojos' Block, \orwuy, .He.
Nov. 27,1*3.
CROASDALE'S
SuperPhosphate
Tb· NUudnrd Frrlillur of *11 Crop·.
Α6Κ.ΤΓ8 FOB *AIXE,
COA.MT £ RAND,
Wholesale GROCERS,
15:1 Commercial Rlrffl,
PORTLAND, NK,
Jen 7, 1*70. 3in
Special Notice.
I shall continue to carry on the Manufacture ol
Sleighs Sf Carriages
In'all It· Brtnrhti,
at the oM stand of I. A. Hates.
LEAXDER P. HOWE.
South Wat«rford, Feb. 1,1970. In
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Co!or.
A dre.-aing winch
in nt once mirt-rable,
healthy, ami cHuctiial
for presenilis t lie
hair. Fud<d or jxiy
haii' i.i h>oh r ston<l
to its ori'jinul ro'or
with thi' gh.si and
fresh η est of youth.
Thin hair in ihick
encd. fitllin? hair eliecke<1, ami nai«i
ne«s often, tjiouifli not aluavs, cured
bv its use. Nothing eau m >tor«« the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glati'h atrophied nt. ! drmved.
Hut such aa remain rati I ο saved for
usefulness by this application. Iu.-tcad
of fouling the hair with a pa.«iy M-di
mcut, it will keep it «lean ami vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the I air
from turning pray or tailing < If. ami
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious ►ub>f;it;ri·* w hich
make Hom·· preparations dimerous and
injurious to the hair, the \ iu:or .-an
only bene lit but uot harm it. It wanted
merely lor a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing eUe ran l»e found ?o desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dve, it dors
not foil white cambric, and yet lu-'i
ioii£ ou the hair, p\iii/ il a rirh -!(.--y
luetre and a gratelul petuimc.
Prepared by Dr. J, C. Aver & Co.,
I'r VOTICAL AM) ΛναΙΛ πι Λ I. ( Ml· XII
LOW KL L, MASS.
PRICE $1.00.
In PAUI*. »»y A M 1IAMM<»NI>.
Thl· wwTt-Vnnwn r»m««lT Λ·«·« ,'rr ttp · Cou^h, *n4
|rtr« th·» brblml, Μ ι· lli« ι·.» · »* ith Rimi iir. ι>λγ·
attmi·; tiut It It»·-··!!· »η·1 < ···* Μκ· lune*, tin! ι-»
Irritation, thne r-m <Sr » of tl « rornplalnt,
*ΚΤΙΙ Λ* row I I & SOS. l'r«*>·· "·ί<ΐΓ«, Hnet.'n Μο.α
V9 «Iru^jrleta and lu Uii.nu.iai· ι
HALL'S
Vegetable Sicilian HairRenewer
Erery year increase» the popu
larity of this valuable Hair l*rep
OfMM| which is due to ment
alone. IVe ran assure our old
Ratrons that it is kept fully up to
a h it/h standard, and to those
who have never used it we can
confident I ft nay, that it is the on iv
reliable and perfected urenara
tion to restore CâK % V Oil FADED
II 41 If. to its youthful color, mak
ing it soft, lustrous, and silken ;
the scalp, by its use, becomes
white and clean ; it removes all
eruptions ami dandruff, and by
its tonic, properties prevents the
hair from falling out, as it stim
ulates and nourishes the hair
glands, lly its use the hair armvs
thicker and stronger. In baldness
it restores the capillary glands
to their normal vigor, ami u til
create a new growth except in
extreme old age. It is the most
economical IIAIIt DKI'fcfclMi
ever used, as it requires fewer
applications, ami give» the hair
tnat splendid glossy ajtpearance
»o much admired by all. A. A.
Hayes, M.D., State Assayer of
Mass., says, "the constituents are
pure amt carefully selected for
excellent guality, ami / consider
it the BI>T PKKPAItATlOJf for
its intended purposes.'* H e pub
lish a treatise on the hair, which
we send free by mail upon appli
cation, which contains commen
datory notwes from clergymen,
physicians, the. press, and others,
ne have made the study of the
hair and its diseases a specialty
for years, and know that we make
the most effective preparation for
the restoration ami tlic preserva
tion of the hair, extant, and ho
acknou'leilifed by the best
cul untl Cbcmli-al Authority.
Sad by nil Dnurnitt and Ikaltrt in Mrdtcine
Price one Dollar Per ItotUe.
R. P. HALL &. CO., Proprietors.
LiBORATOsr, iashua, s h.
FOUTZ'S
CfLKKUA TFI)
HORSE AND CATTLE FOWDEf.S.
I ?> » |·γ'·'»·»γ»(. 1 fu „r
Λ rmÎMy κοονη, t run; il» r*
■ 1' lo®
™ »|»irιt»-«t l.orv». l-y Strengthening
and cleansing the <u.icucr> ami li.
te*ti.i.·».
It i* a *tjre prrr. rttir* a!i
di>-»ki incident U> tl ·» animal. t ; r \<J
FEVER, tiLAXI> ERS, YELLt W
WAT Κ R. IIEAVKS, < ot<;Il
DISTEMPER. FEVERS, Ko I Ν
ι·; η. ι.·»s> » »f λ!'[· r: : ·. \.v:► r -sj
VITAL E.VKROY. Kr It, ' *
improves the wind, incr«**j· < t ·
appetite—fives a «iD wjth and
Κ··>*βΤ akin—and transform* t
skeleton into ^ fn t?
luokinrf and spirited horse.
To keep· r* r<t I'nvi t> ·» prepar
ation i« itnnl ··« »■, . t .. mn
J |><-« venii · i, . 1.
>lll<:l* Hoik te. It ι.*.< η
Γ| proven by Mill iiylwt
] inert· i. t .
ι an<l crt-nni twfcl> |»·ι cnt »:> 1
ui^ke the batu-r f.rui un i ■ . -i
In fstt^nin* cattle, it ft m · en
loo*· n* their hide, and u. a.* >_.» ;1. .a \ n: .
In all disease· of S*m . «m "*i
the Luns»» Liver A;c., tt..* a. La
actt aj α *j»eciftc. Ην putt., t
from ont- half » paper to a J t]
In a barrel of swill the a
di«ea»· < will be eradiraUtl <>r
ent:"e'r prcvenUtl. If given in
tim··. a certain preventive anJ
cure for the Hog Cholera.
οric«r«la
w
DAVID E. FOUTZ, Proprietor,
Baltimore. Md.
For tale bjr Druffirist* an«l Stor· W<· j>r it rouj»
out the United State*, Canadas and South America
FOR BOSTON.
Th»» n<*w ηη·1 -nperlor «oa ?<>·
inK sti'anieiH John ltro<*b«,
μιι·Ι >foutre··I, ha\iiik Ν·-'ΐ
tilted up at greatexix-iiM·, \i.II»
a l.irjft-' number or bt-autifui
State ItiKiniM, will nin the ^eaM»n as follow#
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland, at 7 oMork
and India Wharf, Boston. ovcr> da> ut 5 o'clock
P. Μ , (Sundays excepted.)
Fare in Cabin,
I>e« k faro
Freight taken as usual
Septl.kM. L.
$1^>
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