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5UriculturaI.
Κ rot· llh» M*UK- F»inicr.
Jf, r. Wliiard'* Lecture» at Orono.
Au Abstrac t of » t\>ur»e of l.tvturv* Ι>Λ1·Υ
ΡΑΚΜΧβ. «leUvensl by \. A. Wal the
Vante Mate CoUrft of Agriculture au«l the Me
dunir Art», Oroeo. Keyorte*l βχμηηΐν for
The Mai» Pa ιοί εκ by Muter Wm B. tHimm.
Lecture V. l'arr rf M.urk *nd Urutral
Carniverous animal» have one stomach
while animals which chew the cut! have
f<»ur. The stomach of cows should al
wajs l>e distended as the contact of the
sides or wails is liable to excite irritation
aud consequently diMMii. Kor this
reason distillery slope often prove injuri
ous as they do not sutln iently distend the
stomach. The slops of distilleries is also
liable to make poor milk. The four
tt JUMchs are very capacious, especially
the first one. The ΓμηΙ is made into bulls
in the mouth and then parses to the first
aller which it is returned to tho mouth,
made into smaller balls and passed into
the second stomach. From thi« it passes
to the third and fourth stomachs recciv ing
tluids by tho way. After |nssing from
the fourth stomach into the duodenum it
is separated into nutritious and innutii·
tious portions. The fourth stomach is the
one from which rennet is made. In spring
when cattle are shedding their hair, il
they «η* not carded, they oftentimes liek
the hair off with their tongue,and unable
alter once getting it into their mouth- to
get it out, they swallow it in the same
form that they do grass, making what 1*
called a hair ball. These balls art· apt to
excite disease. A great deal depends up
on the winter management of stock.
lV»v> should not be ke|>t too close h in the
stable as it sacrifices to * certain extent,
health and \itaiity. The cowe may look
well but what is temporary profit i* a lo«>
in the cud. Cattle should be bedded well,
led well, groomed well and £ivcn nir and
t\erci>e once or ta ice j**r day. The cat
tie >hould be brought to the barn in good
condition. Ground gr;»in is accounted
good food in the latter part of fall. Cat
tle should Ihî fed three time» per day.
morning, noon, and ni»ht.
tir-.ι» is eut much earlier in dairy dis
tricts now than in fortutr times and it i
found that cattle thrive better upon it.—
Late ent gras* i> large'ν et nip« mm! of
woody lit re, which at once shows it- in
leuonn . r*ari.y cui pass is equivalent,
in the production of îuilk, lutter ami
cheese, folate eut grass with grain or
meal a» has l>een amply proved. It is
well to cut a portion of the grass in June,
lielore flowering ami the rest should be
eut by the 10th of Jily. It is not con
sitleivJ a ;r*>od jlan to winter cattle on
one kind of food. Bo»i(ic< hay, they
should l*.aTe roots in the first part and
gra;n in the last part of winter. Cows
should i t Ικ· all»w rd to Ιυ-e flesh a> it
cans· s a pour quality ol milk dutingthc
recuj* ration of their strength. U hen
cows arc thus récupérât iug thelc i-' a re
dut tion in the l utter obtained fr ni their
milk, olten Iron; Λ per cent, down to '2
per cent. The milk of ι h cows should
be excluded from the iactorit s or taken :»t
le>- value than ir d milk. Meadow.·» are
in ο re enduring w hen the gr:ts> is cut early
ti> m 11»··> are when it i- cut after the It ·ν
has become woody. < >no-half a bushel of
Timothv is not to·· much to seed ih i a« re.
*
Hie tamou* (hikes cow, l>e%ide* sin k
ling a calf live weeks, produced from
Apii! ΛΐΙι ; » Spt. L'ôth. 4>0lbs. ol butter.
The Venuout cow produced from Dee.
4th. to April 4th. ô"4 Jha. of
butter, which sold lor $ι'34 Λ«\ These
cjw> were both good *ized and native I
bleed.
It ha- l»een proved that as much butter
can be obtained from hay iu winter :i>
from ^ΐ ;ι·< in summer, prov ided it is cut
early and properly eured. Cows should
b»* led vvith hav three times, watt red
twice and kept in the barn iu w inter when
not exerci»i»g. tïreat care should l>e
taken that they In· fed and watered regu
larly. Since hay iuu-l be cut early in or
d'*r to retain the <:r« at« st amount «»1 nutri
tif e mateii.J, the Ih -1 New Yor'.* «'liry
farmers cut tir-t between June Mh and
25th. Λ -econd culling is made in Aug.
ar: 1 ouietiiuo a third iu September. Cows
are often injures! by being fed iifton con·
centialed lood. Coarse fodder should be
ft ! with meal, bran, *te., so as to make it
equivalent to early cut hay. There i-> a
g:iin in cutting and choking the feed, over
common hay, of ul>out one-third. An
expeiiuicut was alluded to iu which there
was a cost of twenty- nine cents for cook
ed food, for ca· h cow per day, while w ith
hay alone the cost w is thirty-live each
per day, ami to all appearances the form
er lut was in much better condition even
way. Steaming renders mould. hay,
]>eas, beans, turnip·». *&c., sweet aud nu
• t:iiiou>. Instances were referred to
where t ight dollars were saved each \ear
lor every cow by cooking the food.
A cow »hotild not drop her calf in the
stanchion but should bo lei looce in an in
chxure.nnd left to quietness. Bran mash
mixed with t»pkl water acts very favora
bly for the expulsion of the after birth.—
Some preler that the cows come iu in
April aud May rather than in Febniaiv
or March. Should the cows come in as
early as March something besides ordiua
ry liar ij required. Beans are ustd in
England a.^ feed tor catllu l»ut are not
lunch used in Aineriea. Grains rieh iu
albuminous matter make excellent food
for milch cows. K\ e, oats and buckwbeat
contain 14 percent, albuminous material
ami are only excelled bj peas and beans.
A mixture of barley and outs or of peas
ami oats is a good feed. Corn meal is
objectionable from its heating qualities.
Brau with oat meal produres the best of
results. Cows w hen ?ir*t 'uined into grass
in the spring should l»e allowed to remain
only for a lew h un at a time. Salt
should be accessible to the animals. I*o
i.ot supply at intervals as some would be
likely to overfeed while others would not
gel enough. Without salt the milk be
comes scanty and of poor quality. Salt
is moat needed iu the spring when the
grass is you η g. In a drouth there is u
tailing oft' uf milk iu quantity* indicating ,
that water is needed. Cows, it need be,
should be induced to drink. Milk con
tains about K7 per cent ot wcter. By in.
ducing (moderately)* cow to drink freely,
several more quarts ot milk may be ob
t.iim d without making any special change
in the quality.
The quantity oi witer drank by u cow
i< in general an index ot her milking
qualities. The method of inducing cow*
to drink, however, should not be pushed
so as to deteriorate the qualify ot the milk.
Frotf* affect the gn»ss to such λ degree
that it id not a good plan t«» keep cows in
the pasture without additional food aftei
the first hard Irosts. It requires one
tourth more food to winter a cow if she
comes to th« bain in a poor condition. At
no other season of the year is so much
care needed as in late autumn, and sc
little care exercised Barns should be
warm and well ventilated and by so con
structing them as to secure these two
conditions a large amount of food will In
economized.
i'ttnnimj unit Hrmrrrinff Fruits.
The season for thi> duty is now upon
us, and ever}' good housekeeper will be
gin to lay up in store provisions for thf
menih» when the leaves lie drifted in
holloas «mil snow covers the com fields
and apple orchards, and candle light
comes Ht *» o'clock. Only a little while
ag«» the expense ot putting up fruits pre
vet !i d many families from prescmng
tf:ein, i.ut now that the cost of the cans is
the only item w hich requin s outlay every
IhmIv c;in a fiord a supply ot this most nec
essar\ and delightful part of a whole·
>< me <!ii t. ltou ing seasous when peaches
are scarce there are usually plenty ol
U n i* s pie-plant, and apples; tomatoes
may :dwa\s Lc o!<taiued, gi\ing u> when
put up in syrup, de licious preserves, and
in tht ii own juice one ofthemoft favorite
vegetable - The prt»cc&s of canning, as
mo»t of our r· aders know, is very simple.
The fruit and vegetables must be lully
ripe and every delect removed belore
tin y arc ready to be put up. Khubarb
must L« |H>eled, cut up thoroughly cook
ed, ami sealed in gbi-s cans. The usual
and as ginn! a mode as any, especially
where gla>s is u>ed, i* to prepare the
truil, till the cans, set them in a large
Intiki with board* on the l>ottom to keep
the Flass from contact w tii the metal,
aio! thus prevent breakage, let the water
! in the boiler come up about three quarters
ot the height of the can, put on the cov
er of the boiler, raise the w hole to a l>oil
| ing point, and keep it time till the fruit
I is done. The time required for the vati
ou* fruits and vegetables ma\ U· found
in the table below. If cutis with glass
eowrs ate u»ed, and these are by far the
I «--t. Itt the covers be on the cans while
the\ are ivi the boilei to keep the h<»t wa
ter frotu bubbling into them, lint if the
can covers :tte o! tin thev will be npt I»»
injure the appearance of the fruit, and
should n·»t K· put on till they are icquired
in the sibling np.
Kor e· rn, i«eas and t* matoc* uian\ pré
fet tin to glass, though others have as
giMKl "luck" when using the latter as with
tin. Si une iars aie found bv some house
keepei- t«> be excellent for tomatoes. All
agree that light should !>*· excluded from
canned fruit. and as this can be more rea
dih m 1 dime I *y tin or M one than in glass,
can» i»t that material are preferred for
this putpc.-e. In the table below the j»ro
portions ol sugar requirvtl l»y each kind
of fruit arc giver, but if the cans are fill
ed with hot water, or Iron» another eati
when thev are sealed up the content* will
keep jus well as when sugar is added.
Many month* .since the writer sealed
several gallons of Mewed cranl»err»cs in
L'la-* can·» w ithout using sugar, and those
now left of the lorries are as Iresh as
win n lit-t put up. It is veiy little trouble
to add tlie sugar when the cans ar<· open
cd. Wo mention this beeau^e as the de
mand ù r Migir is greater in the fruit sea
son than at other times the price advan
ces. ρ iring it I eyond the tench of some
families except for ordinary use. If cran
berries, the most acid of all fruits, eat» be
kept without sugai any other may be pre
served in tlie same way. Those who have
experimented for many years in the vari
ous vvavs of preserving fruits and vcge
tai.l*-* may add others by giv ing the re.
stilus of their observation to the readers
et thl· column, ami this they are cordial
ly invited to do.
Time quantity Time l^iinntity
ut su$λι to ol »M«ar Co
Boilim; thι» quart. ttoiliBg. the qurt
M mule·. »>uur«*n. Minute*. Ounce».
Cherr·.»·- S »; fwLhtlrMjM C
Κι»ΐι1»·Π!ι·< (> 4 I'iim* Λμ »liM 1"> ti
I'liM'kberrieftS '· i meant- ·> s
fluni· 10 S Ιιπι|*!« lit S
W bo· tîel»'i» 5 I Tomeloea w —
l'.tfhe-av Ίι* S3 4 lioo^bcrrlc*, β S
" hah ii s 4 guiuce,flicM 16 ΐυ
l'ears, h'le >.· s
Corn, jHiai and beans should be boiled
in Uie cans three hours to ex|>el all the
air and preclude the )H>s*ibility ot fer
mentation.
UK. Ci. Λ. Τ WITCH ELL,
DENTIST,
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piece of land dew-ribed lu a Warrantee Deed from
Ambrose Hall to Ellaa Γ- Gould. dated Jan. 7th,
Α. I» 18ft|. and reeorded In Oxford Registry of
heed·, book 137, page 173. togethet with the build
ing* staudlug thereon. The above described prtv
mise* being «ubject to a mortgage on which there
i* now due aliout three hundred and forty dollar*,
payable to .faine» R. llorile> of *ald hlxflcld.
l>sted at hi * field, July id, A. h 1X70.
JOHN JACKûON, Deputy Sheriff.
KherifTN Sale.
Oxroitii, »s :
PffWKEN on execution, and «ill lie sold bv Pub·
X lie Auction, on MONDA Y, Aug. Nth, ίιΟ», at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the ofHoe of s. K.
(iibson. in Rothcl, in *ald Comity, all the rijrht in
equity which Gardiner W. halnmplc, o| Albany,
in said County, ha* or had ou the seventh day of
July, l?*7o at ten o'clock ίιι the fbrenoon, to re
deem the following drscrllM'd real e«tate; situr.tcd
in *aid AUianv, t<· wit : The same conveyed to him
l»v l.lijnh K. Morrill, Sept. iMh, 1*>7, by hi* deed
thereof of that date, recorded with the Oxford
Record*. Iniok ΙΛΟ, pageftA; alto the tame con
veyed b> Josiah S. Wheeler. and being hi* home·
stead farm, in said Albany, and lieing subject to a
mortgage deed given bv said h.ilrymple and hi*
wife I.ucy M halrytnple, t«» Holier! A. Chapman,
to secure the pay meut of tI74.t-V payable |Λ) In
six months, ami "lit tW In one year from date ol
said mortgage. 8aid mortgage deed i* recorded
in book 1M, page 415 of Ox fun I Registry. AI«o,
the said Dalrymple's li^ht to rtdeent from a right
•old to Ceylou Howe by Cyru* Worincll, on the
-i»t May, \ i> itco, being Ida right to redeem
„ certain premise* from a mortgage deed given l»r
him to John K. Ilapgood; .«aid mortgage deed
dated Oct. Mh, 1^17, and recorded w ith the Oxford
Registry, book 117. page lus.
A II GODWIN, Deputy Sheriff.
Bethel, Jul; 7. 1*70.
Notice of Forffliwurf.
TTTIUUAS m in·· . HayoaudChiriM8 Ba*
yy con, of tinmen wood, In the County of Ox
ford, and «>t«te o| Maine, liy their Mortgage Dee·I
dated September 17th. A h ι"·*1·. iu d reooid< ι ι»
<Oxford Registry of iH^'ds, in book 11.1. page 2u·,
conveyed to the subacrilier a certain tract of laud
situated iu t,r· nwood, aforesaid, being a part of
lot eleven in the nth raiifre of lot* know η a» Phillip's
Acadeniv Half Township, and lviu£ on the e;»*t
aide of the tow η road, and bounded un follow* :—
Commencing on the north line, at the road, thence
caMerh on «aid line forty Are rod-; thence south
eily in a direct courte to η jKiint thirt> -eight r«»d«
from the road on the south line of the lot; thence
we»ter I ν on »<uith line thirty eight rod* to the t«>« η
road ; tlienee uorttierly on tin? r«>ad t«i the tlr«t
mentioned bound*; and whereat the condition* of
«aid mortgage hare J«rn brokeu, b\ reaton there
ot I claim a foreclosure of the name in pur*uauco
ot the statute* in tuch cnae made and providod.
SA M UK L N. VOt'Nti.
(Greenwood. June 35, 1M7U.
IHon-RfNidrul Taxe»,
In the Town of I'arit, County of Oxford, Me.,
for the year 1**».
The following IM of Taxe* on Real Κ-tale ol
non-resident owaeis in the Town ol Pari*, for
the rear ltttw, in bill* committed to John Itlack,
t olfeetor of said tow η of Pari·, on the seventh
day of Juue, 1HR0, ha* been returned by him to
me as remaining unpaid on the lith day of April,
1*70, by hi* certitk'ate of that date, and now re
main unpaid; and notice i* hereby given that it
into the Treasury of »a;d low η ν* iilitu eighteen
mouth* from tin- <tato of the commitment of »aid
bill*. so mttrh of the real eatate taxed a* «111 l»e
fullii ient to pay tin· amount due therefor, Includ·
in* interv»t mil rhnr^cr, will without further un
tie»·, l»e wold at public Auction at ibti Stun· of the
*ul»»erlber, in South I'ari·, on Saiunl.iv, the tenth
day of Ikxeinber, Ku, at on»· o'ehiek I'. M.
(hrnrrt Xo ΙλΛ. /.'.in. Acrr*. t'nJur. Tux
Henry M. Merrill) 5 i ii"> $1000 $21.00
Auto» Itartlctt, Κ Γ 1 Ί·> 'ti
l». T. U to , build
ing and land, S 1* 2»»*· li <»
Idialxid Itart tell. 1 5 4"θ <· 4<>
.Mrs Marjr Daniel, pine lot lu 4<«o f 4<>
ItenJ. K. Kvatt», *Unil, W. P. II 4<»> Ν 4o
Mr*. Jam· M<-rrill, pasture b> ·Ό I
— ΛΜ, or niikn· ·\\ u. 11111 laud. S» 180 .1 Ν
.Mixer Λ Aluzxt-y, 5 1 1"ι !··> 3.70
Merrill lin».»., ltridgton, 1 10 8 40
Delinquent highway tax of at returned iu
bill* of I««5» :
I#ran·I rrunk Railroad, amount of tat «lue #7 'Hi.
AI.VAII sill ΚΊΊ.ΚΚΚ, Trua*.
South I'ari*, July 12, 1*70.
Commissioner'* .\olice.
ΛΙΓΚ having I».·»·» appointed bv the Honorable
?? Judge o| Probate for Oxford < «untv.tore·
eelve and examine the claim· of the créditera of
ι take» Γ It >»\« ·>ιth. lait- ol < an ton. in -aid ( otiiity,
dec*a»ed, η ho»»· estate i* re ρ re -»*nt»'«l Insolvent,
give notice that >>ix month*, commencing the 21»t
day of .Jul»»·. I>7·». have been alb-wed to «aid eredi
lore to bring in and prove their chum*, and that
m e mill at le te! the »er vice aaidgue»! it» at tin· Offlce
of John IV Swa»er, tu Mtid Canton, on the la»t Sat
urday of Aupi t and the third Saturday f»f Decern
l>er next, at two o'clock in Ibe afternoon of each
of »aid dav ».
1Ι1ΚΛΜ A. EI.I.IS.
( ALMS S. HIMWN.
(.'anion, July ΙΛΟ. Commissioner-.
NOTICE.
Y|*"IIKKKAS I have made ample provision for
ff the »u ρ port of my wife, > illy Virgin, \tho
ha.» voluntardy left my l»ed and board, uotiee i
hereby given thereof in order to caution any and
all Iron» harboring or trii»tuiji her «»ti my »c«*ount,
a- I »hall pa\ uo bill* of her contracting.
KHKN'lt Ν IKi.lN.
Itumford, July *, 1*70.
Freedom .\otire.
IIIKIŒBY give notice that 1 have this day glv.
en my twι» sons, Nahttm M. Scribncr, and
>jtnpaoii *Scril»ner, their time during the remain·
der of their minority to net and contract lor them·
»elv»■■·, nn»l I «hall claim none of their earnings
mo pav ant debt· of their eontraeting alter this
date ' J<>3KI*HSCRIBNEB.
Witiie»—Knocii Kosrs.it. J li
Bethel, July 12, 1»70.
New Store, New Goods
ΓΪΤ1ΙΚ subscribe·· would re»peetfidly nun-mure
to th«* citueua of llethel uu-l ν ieiiiit ν ψ that »he
ban jiiNt ojMMied a new tore on fhiirrli Si reel,
one door north ol M. T. C'ro»·»', where may l»e
found loi tin Luwnt Price*,
MILLINERY
AND
FANCY GOODS.
LADIES' AMI CHILDREN'S'
ri KMMiix; <;oods
constantly on hand.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine thi» new «took of goods, before purchas
ing elsewhere.
M A U Y J. CI. Λ UK.
Bethel Hill. May 24th. 1870.
CONFIDENTIAL·
DR. HUGHES'
ECLECTIC MEDICAL INFIRMARY
.\o< 11 Preble St., Portland, Me.
•J-Κ stablished for the treatment of those· dis
ease* in both sexes requiring Experience, Skill,
Honor and Delicacy.
Ladies or Gentlemen requiring medical advice i
or treatment, arising from au ν private cause, :
would do well to banUh all diltidence aud make
an early application to DR. HUGHES.
The Doctor's long an<l t>ac<*essiul practice, to
gether with the marvelous cures effected, are un
questionable guarantees of his skill aud ability.
All correspondence strictly confidential, ami
will be returned, if desired.
Address DR J. 11. HUGHES,
No. 14 1'roble Street,
Next door to the Treble House, Portland, Me.
Hi-Send a stamp for Circular. aplL0m
I
Maine Steamship Com'y j
NEW ABBANdEMEXTS.
Ncttii-Wfckly Une.
ON and after the 18th inst·, the flue Steamers
D1RIGO and FRANCONIA, will until further
notice, iuu as follows:
Leave Gait's Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at » I'. M., and leave Tier 3S K.
R. New York, every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at 3 Τ M.
The Dirisro and Franconia are fitted up with line
accommodations for passenger*, making this the
most convenient and comfortable route for travel
ers between New York and Maine.
Passage in state Room #5. Cabin Passage $1.
Meals extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Montreal, Quebec, |
Halifax, St. John, an<l all parts of Maine. Ship· '
per s are requested to send their freight to the j
Steamers as early as 4 p. Μ.,οη the days they leave
Portland.
For freight or passage apply to
HENRY FOX. Gait's Wharf, Portland
J. F. AMES, Pier 38 E. K. New York.
July 9,18»W.
ALL kinds of JOI» PItl.\TI.\G done al
this Office, (kud orders by mall,
THE BUCKEYE
MowingMachine
THE PIONEER MOWER I
Til Κ fitbaciiber hereby jrivea notice to the Far
iner* of Oxford County, that he will keepcon
•tanlly on hand, thi* aeaeon, a hill supply ami »
goo·! a**ortment of the
Celebrated "Buckeye" OTowintf
Machine·,
w hlch he will be Able to sell to nil tlio*e in want <>f
the aaïue, Ht the very lourst i>o»*iblrt(rmi on which
they can be procured.
It is well known that t hi - machine ha*
Taken the Lead !
in %ll important trial» in the Sew England State*
for the pa»t ten year*, and won lor Itaelf great
prni.-e and universal approval from the farmer» of
thin County, in every match (rial in which it wa«
entered la*t *ea»ou, receiving in each and every
Instance the
FIRST PRIZE!
Iï. L H A Κ Ml AIX.
\Vei>t Pari*, .luno I, 1K7U. im
WALTER A. WOOD'S
MO AVER,
Manufactured l»>· Walter Λ. Wootl Mow
in κ and llr»|>lnn .Machine Co.,
Hoo.mck Faixs, X V.
The IIPillKST I'ltl/KS ever offered on Mow·
em have been awarded the«e Machine*,-among
them two gran·! i«o|«| Me-t·!* and the(irand C'ro»·
j of the Lemon of Honor, nt tJie great Pari· Kxno
•ition and Field Trial in t.·*ίΤ. More than fW
//uu'lrrtl <iu·/ Ft/ty Firtl /Vi.vi in FIYK
hr»t TriiM In Oxliml County in It·?.*. Twenty·
three thouiand Mow ing Machine* -old in 1*8*
ovcr six hundred of which were nold in Maine.
For llghtne*· of draft, simplicity of eonnlrtic
tion, durability, eaae of management and perfec
tion of work, theMî Machiuc» excel all other·.
Λ1»ο,the
Bay State Horse Rake,
the Champion Itake of the World! which took the
ί Hr-t prtte at the great flold trial Of the New Kng·
• laud Society nt \ inherit, in June. |ί·ϋ·, in coni|>e
tition with all the lending Hake* of the country:
al»o the t!r*t nri/c in competition with the Ta ν lor
Hake at North Wa ter ford, and th« tlrpt prize at
Bethel.
Mao, the n'llVTTF.MORE NKLF-LOCK
, IM. 1IO It Μ Ε ΚΛ 111: mut the ΠΙ UT HAUL·.
American Hay Tedder,
ΛΜΙ> Til Κ
ΎΙΙΚ ATLANTIC Till)DEII,
the lighten! -Irait Tedder made.
With re (fa η I to the merit· of the above machine·
w e would re· ore t/uily refer U> any farmer who ha·
: u»ed either or them.
J. ». WADI.EICUI.
Traveling Agent.
IVvHptlrc ('irewlar* «μι» be >iu<l on application
to either of tli<* following Irxal Agents, who are
prepared Ιο AirnUh the Machin»·?·
ι iiaiu.es W. Kmtui.L, Ku 111 ford Point.
II. K. Howard, Itixdvli
ii. Γ ItKAKE, West Itcthel.
L". II. IH South Pari·.
S. 1'obtkk Stkaknh, paria Mill.
John liKHNETT, Itridgtoii.
U'm.kku Λ ( II Vltl.M, l.ovell
J. K. < IIAKI.KJ». North Frycburg.
Λ. Πι /./KM., Fryeburg.
1. Κ\uvu\M Jkwett. North Waterford.
t ' c. Sl'At I.D1NU, Iluckflehl.
i Juno i, 1*70.
House, Ell, and Stable,
FOK SALC.
4 WKI.L KINISI1KI» TWO-sT«»KY l»WKI.·
U\. I I v.. FI.I. ami >TAHI.F. pleasantly situ·
' at«*d, on Main Street, Norway Yiuajoi, in offered
for sale. The hoou«e i» in κ·**! repair, and well
calculated for two fx mi lien.
Will be suit I vary cheap if applied for soon.
>\»r particulars, inquire <>f Aino· F Nojea, or
A. OSCAR NOV KS.
Norway Village. July I. ItOO. tf
For Sale or Exchange.
rpilK LKANK, Fl η.Λ'ΙΤΜΙΐ: A AI» FI Χ
Ι. 'ΓΙ ΚΚΜ, of a 11·Ί« I within two mile* of
Portland. \Vill In; sold aV* bnrgain, or exchang
ed for Real h-ute. For particulai s, ini|uire at
17 1 Middle Street, or of
JOHN HfcNl>Kll>ON,
junlTtf lor. Ureen and Portland »-t*.
Farm for Sale.
M'E^KS ΤΙΤΓΙ.Κ λ lloRB> offer fur «ale
their Fui m. situated in the tow n <>t id ι hel,
on Hi·· »tage ruait leading from Bryant1» Ponil It
It station t.» Kuinfonl, ami about lour mile- from
the depot at said r tat ion
*».11·I F trm i-oiitaiii- two handled ami fort* «i re»
of Puni, si\tv or i»evenl\ of which i- valuable In
tervale, and rut- I; mi lirt> to sixt) ton» of llnv.
Tin' building- ΗΠ' in ffood repair, the bam being
new an·! u t II iiui-li· >1.
The aboie described property will be »old at a
b.-tivaiii il applied foi mmiii, au<l tenu- of pa} uient
uiid.· * i-y.
Fur further particular*, applv to
Tl PTLK Λ HOURS,
Providence, It. 1., or to
Κ It. Stevens, on the ρ remuée.
Bet bel, I>ec h, l(*iy
FOK SALE.
THK subserilier offers for sale hi:·
residence, located at ltryant'* Pou<!
Village, Maine, consi.-ting of llouiie'
wood-lied, -table, and one acre oj
land. The buildiiijts are connected,
nearly new, well hnirdied and con
venient. Land under a high state of cultivation.
Any one wanting a pleasant bouse with cheer
ful surrounding*, ui a «|uiet and growing village,
w ill tin· 1 here the very place de-ired : and it call
be bought at a bargain if applied for soon.
CH AS. Β. LOVKJOY.
Bryant's Pond, April >, 18G9.
Farm for Sale.
ΓΓΜΙΚ subscriber offers his Farm, situated in
A. Bethel, w ithin two miles of West Bethel De
pot. for - ale ou the most reasonable terms.
He offers it for sale because he is unable to
. ....... it .«it It ι>ηηΗΪ>ι(^ fit iihnnt niirhtv urns of
Intervale nnd Pasture and thirty acres of Wood
land; h situated on the main road leading from
We*t Ucthel to Albany. There I» an aqueduct of
running water that never fail* supplying the house
atnl barn. The tillage land in equal to any in the
County of Oxford.
Any one desiring to purchase a good farm caa
call and negotiate immediately.
ELI TWITCIIKLL.
Bethel, .June 22, 1870. tf
Fine Watch Repairing
ΙΙΓΚ are prepared to do all general and difficult
yy WATCH WORK,each am re-getting Pivot·,
Pillions, Wheels, Ha lance Staff», Cylinder», and
Escapement Wheels; and correcting depths.
Special attention given to 1'allet Jeweling,
whether enclosed or exposed; Polishing Pallets
and correcting their Auitle*. when repuiied;
Matching Escapement» ; Duplex roller Jewels
and Escapement Angles corrected.
Hole Jewels of allltinds re-set.
oval, ilat sided, round and lluce cornered roller
Jewel Pins.
»ir A Li. Wokk Warranted. -€»
K1C1IAHOS <fc LAWRENCE,
Hutch Maker·.
South Paris. June 2,1870.
Notice.
THE undersigned have this day formed a Co
partnership under the Arm uauie of
J. C. Ή 4 It II LE & CO.
J. C. ItARBLE. E. U. MAKHLE.
AH kimU of
BluhliiiK and Sporting l'owdcr
constantly on hand. Also, Agents for
ΓΑΤΚΧΤ BLANTIK« SAFETY FI NK.
Parla, April 1 '·. WW.
IIASKEI.L & KEITH,
M J11Β LE WORKERS.
— Places of Bu»inc*e —
BKTIIIX ΑΛΙ) »ΟΓΤΠ PARI».
VEGETINE
Purely VeyctabUl
NATURE'S REMEDY
A valuable Indian Com
pound, for restoring the
health, mid for the perm*·
ncnt cure of all diseases
arising from impurities of
the blood, !»uch as
He refill a, Mirofuloai Humor, 4'aucer, Can
rrroHi llumor.Kry alp«Ua, (anker,Malt
Hlieam, Pluipl·· * Ilyuor· ou tU
Fare, l ier·. Cough· «"d C#ld·,
Rronehlti·, Xenr«l«ia. like·
inatlam, I'aln· lu the Hide,
Dyapepala, Coua(lpa
(lou, 4'oativene··,
Pile·, Kervoui'
m a·, Head·
aehf,
lMxtlue··. Kalulite·· at Ntomai h, Patua
lu (he llaek, Hlilney ( oinplalnta,
Female U eakue··, auil
(•etieral Mtbllll).
This preparation i- Hctotuifically and chemically
combiucd, iiid *>o *-Cr«»ii#<Ijr ronrtnlralvil fruiti
root-, herbs ami f»:«i ki«. thut it» good ctTeei» are
realized immediately after commencing to take it
There i* no of the hnnmi »v »t<*m for which
tin· VKGKTINK cannot lie u*ei| with ι·».κ»κ« τ
HAKKn . a* it «Ι·»οκ not contain an> metallic com
pouml. For eradicating «II impurities of the blood
from the m>tem, it ha" no equal. It hat never
failed to efrec» a cure, giting tone ami Ptrength to
tin* «y-tein debilitated by dtaea»e.
It 4 womlerftil effect* upon the e complain!· i·
*nrptl»lug U» all. Many liav· beeu cureil by the
Vegetlne who have tried many other remédie*. It
chu urll be called
Tin: UKE.tT
BLOOD PURIFIER
ΓΚΚΓΛΚΚΙ» It»'
II. 11. STICVKN8,
Iloaton, Ma··.
PWi'E—Sl i"». .sold by all I>rii>firi^ta.
Knt<*red according to Act of Congre*·· Hie
year 1-70. by II. II μίλ ιλη, in the Clerk'· Office j
of the DL-triet Court of tiie I list rid ot Ma**aehu- |
•ell*. rtni m.n".M
1 SAFE,
CERTAIN
▲MO
SpMdy Cur·
FOB
Nenralgia
A*D ALU
NERVOUS
DISEASES.
Its Effect» art
MsgkaL
An rSKAII.INt; UKMKI»Y for Ski και.γ,ια
Ka»'I ai.i*. often «·ίΤ··«*ΐli»*r a j»erffcct core in a -ingle
•lay. Ν.» f.»i m i»t \enou> |>i*eaM» fail* to yield to '
its womlerful |«.w»-r Even in the «'Terrilrinm j
o| Clm»nie Scurnlgia, nileeiing the entire »yrtea,
it· Ui>c for a lew day··afford· the montaatonUhin#
rrllcf ami rarely fail* to prod nee a complete ami
permanent cure It contain· no material* in the j
•lightest d»'if rev injurious It ha* the unqualified
approval of the be»t phyaician* Thou-aml*. in
«•very part of the country, gratefully acknowledge
•tore (h·· falling «trength
Sent 1>ν mail on rec«Mpl of price and i«o«tag«·.
Ont· p»c kage (il Portage »» rente.
Six package* · · SKI · · " Î7 "
Il i« by ni) lU-alm in drug* au<l medicine*.
ΤΙ II \ lit A CO., I^roprlrtore,
110 TkcmuKT ST., ηοογον, Μη**,
nov t>' eow
DR.SACI'S
Catarrh
«BEMEDy"
Thi Umnitil) .1·κ·* not «imply rtlicc</ for a rhort
time, but il priMltire* perfect and permanent cure»
of the wor-t <■«»··■« of Chronic .\n»al « atarrh, ami
/ trill fay f .7u0 rrminifor >i roar that I cannot curt.
•Cold in Uie head" aud (atarrhal Headache are
cured Willi a few application·». If you have a ili*·
charge from the no»c, offensive or olherw i»e, «lop
ping up of th«- none at time*, partial loeo of the
ten»e of Hinell, la-.te <>r hearing, cji·» watering or
weak, feel (lull, have nam or pre»eure in the head,
voit may r«--t a--ured that you have < ntArrh.—
Thou-and- annually, without maniie»ling half of
the nliove »Mnptom«, terminate in Consumption
and end in U6 giave. Ko dlfCAW ll M · ommou,
mop· de···! Pre or lew tinder-dood by phjr*iciann.
I mil -en·! raj pamphlet un (atarrh to any ad
H. 1m Sagi - < atarrh Remedy ι* now
ilre*» free
MOI.I) in MO-T l)HC Gi.lST> IN ALL PARTS
OK Til Κ WoRLI».
Prlre 5o rent.-. Sent bv mail, |μ»ηΙ| aid,on receipt
of i-ent», or four packagc* lor tw ·> dolmra. Be·
«rare of counterfriU ami *<>rlhlr*J ii«>, f ions, see
lhal my private etamp, which ι- α poeitivr ymirun
ter of ^enMiaeneji, i* upon the ouUid* wrapper.
Remember that thi* private Stamp, issued by the
I nitial State, (•oveininent expieady for stamping
my medicine·, lia» my porti ait, name aud addre»».
and the word·» ' Γ. s. lVrli|}caU· of <«cnuinene*a"
engraved upon it, ami nee.I not be mi.-taken. l>on't
l»e -wind led by traveler» and other*, rvprv»entinf
the m Helved a* l»r. Sage. I utu the only man now
living that h n the knowledge and right lo uiauu- |
facture the genuine I»r. Sag·'· Catarrh ltemedy, ι
and 1 never travel l·» »cll thi« me<lirine.
R V PIER4 I . M I» .
Jul 1 3ru 133 Seneca Street, RulTalo, V Y.
The place to buy your
MEUICINES,
Perfumery,
TINCTURES,
^sstnrrs, Crtracts,|
LINIMENTS.
Pills, Plasters,
ROOTS .f Π Κ UBS,
AUO
Book·, Paper, and
Envelope», at
A. OSCAR NOYES'I
Drug tttore.
Norway Village.
D. H. YOUNG,
OXFORD ΙΟΙΛΤV
Sewing Machine Agency.
SIXUEK,
FLOHEKCE,
(ilîOVER Λ B4KEK,
WHEELER Λ WILSON.
ami all -t m l ni .M ic'iines «"Uitantlv <υ· h;unl
ΤΙιπμ.Ι-, Oil. Nc.'tUtv-, ;iii<t all kinds of Trim·
ming* for Sewing .Machine*, at
Yoyos' Eilock, Norway· We.
Nov. 27, l!*ÎS.
IDEISTTZSTPfY.
DK. J. W. CURTIS, - Dentist,
Having disposed of hi* office Ht Mechanic Kails,
will contiuue to
PRACTICE AT SOITII ΡΛΗΙΝ,
coming the Fikst Mondât in eneh month, and
remaining one week, or more, hs formerly.
All work warranted.
Oillee-Mt AnilrowH lionne.
IKI LLAM) HOWE, <
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HALL'S
Vegetable Sicilian HairRenewer
Every year increase» the popu
larity of thi» valuable Hair Prep
aration, which 1* due to ment
alone. We can ties arc our obi
patron» that it i» kept full υ up to
it» high stamlard, and to those
who hare never used it ire can
confidently say, that it i» the ou!y
reliable and perfected prepara
tion to reetore OK.4 V OR I'iOCD
II.il Κ to it» youthful color, Mak
ing it soft, lustrous, and silken ;
the scalp, by its use, become*
white and clean ; it removes all
eruptions and dandruff, and by
its tonic, proprrtio* prevents the
hair from falling out, as it stim
ulates and nourishes the hair
glands. By its use the hair a rows
thicker and stronger. In bald m **
it restores the capillary glauili
to their normal vigor, and will
create a new growth except in
extreme old age. It is the mont
economical ΙΙΛΙΚ ΠΚΟΜΧ;
erer used, as it ptmmirt* fewer
applications, ami gives the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
so tnuch admiral by all. A. A.
Hayes, M.D., State Assayer of
Mass., says, **the constituents are
pure ana carefully selected /or
excellent yuality. and I cousider
it the Bt:«T PltEPAIl4TIO\ for
its intended purposes." We pub
lish a treatise on the hair, whir h
we send free by mail upon appli
cation, which contains commm
datory notice» from clergymen,
physicians, the press, and others.
We have made the study of the
hair and its diseases a specialty
for years, and know that we mahe
the most effertive prenaration fer
the restorâtion ami the preserra
tion of the hair, extant, and so
acknowledged by the best Judi
cal nad Cbrmical Authority.
Sold bjf all Dntyiitit and b· alert in ifdtcxrv
Prl«« ont Dollar P*r lloitlt·.
R. P. HALL 6l CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA, Κ. H.
FOUTZS
CELEBRATED
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS.
Thi* j>rrj.aration. Ion»- and f.wor
ably known, will thoruuf tiljr re
tnvignratr l»ruki'ti down and low
*j»irtt <1 h«>rsc», hy »trrn^tt<ri!rr
ai'.il ricaoting the *U>mach and In
Il Ιι » tttrt prvvrntlre of all
# incident to tM* animal m< h Λ* l.l'.NU
Κ Κ V Κ Κ, U L Α ΧI » Κ Κ S, Υ ΚΙ. I." W
ΜΓ Λ Τ KB, ΗΕΑ V ΚΛ. COl'tillS,
Μ3ΤΚΜΡΚΒ. FEVER*. FOIN"
l> Ε Κ, Μ)ββ 0 F A PP ET i Τ Ε. A X D
VITAL ENERGY. Ac Ιϋ u<
improve* the wind, incTtn*r« ih«·
appetitr—ttvfê a tiu<>olh an<1
Eloaay «kit»—and transform* u»r
imvmide ikHeton n.to a fim
lookiutf oiid liors«.
To k«v|j rj of Cow· Uit· (>r.|>*r
ati< ;i li iii«g|iM'>k It*· «.are
I preventive agaiint, Rir.l. rp «t,
Hollow Horn, etc. It I.m be. u
proven by actu.il experiment to
Increase the quantity of mil.,
ι and cream twenty pero-nt l I
make the butt r firm ird >·.·.·
Γη ftuu-ninr cattle, it §
loosens their hide, and iu*«.e* Lieu (jive mu ,
tutcr.
In all diseatee of Swine, tm-li >u -,l
the I.ung», I»iriT kc , thi· art.
acta a* a ipeciflc By put ι. ι> χ
from oue half a paper to a |· .;
in a barrel of «will the ao·
di tease» will be eradicated or
entirely prevented If givm in
time, a certain preventive and
cure for the Hog Cholera
DAVID E. FOUTZ, Proprietor,
Baltimore, Md.
>'or »ale by PraggistJ and Store '»'*ρ·τ§ through
out the I'uifaed SlaUt, Canada and south America.
- /. 1 λν*
MMÉSTH^WL^
CAUTION.—All çenuinr ha» the unie " Ρκκπμλχ
Rtrm\" (not "Peruvian Bark.") blown in the tf!a*e.
Α aitMge pamphlet Met free. J. P. Dlssjiuks,
Proprietor, 36 Dey St., New York.
Sold by all Druggist».
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungm,
such as Coughs, Colis, Whocptnc
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In the whole history of
medicine, has anything won so wnlely and »odef|)ly
upon the confidence of mankind, a* this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through a long
tenes of year», and among most of the race» of
men it has ruen higher and higher in their estima
tion, a.·» it has liecome better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat, have madu it known as a re
liable protector again at them. While adapted to
milder form·» of disease and to younx children, it is
at the eauie tune the most effectual remedy licit >an
be given for iucipiont consumption, and the dan
gerous affections of the throat and lung». Λ - a pro
vision against sudden attacks of Cramp, it should
be kept on hand m every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought in
curable, «till great numbers of eases where the «Us·
pane seemed settled, hare been completely cured.
and the patient restored to sound health by tlie
Cherry Pectoral. So complete U its nuutery
DTor the disorders of the F.ungs ami Throat, thai
the mont obstinate of then» yield to it. When noth
ing clue could reach them, under the Cherry Ptc
toral they su bride and dittppear.
Singer: and Public Speaker» find great pro
tection from it.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
sured by it.
Bronehlti* le generally cured by taking the
Cherry Pectoral in small and frequent doses.
For a Cough and Cold, no better remedy can
be had. Take small doses three times a day and
pat the feet In warm water at night, until the
ilieea.se is broken up.
For Influmua, when it affecU the throat or
lungs, take the same course.
For Whooping Cough, give small doses three
Dr four times a day.
For Croup, give large and frequent doses until
the disease is overcome.
No family should be without the Cherry/ Perfo
rai on hand to protect them, in ca*<; of atu»-k,
from the above complaints. Its timely use often
■pare* the patient a great amount of suffering and
isk, which he would incur by waiting until ho
:ould get other aid. Parents, keep it in your houses
for the exigencies that ari^e. Lives dear to you
nay be saved by it.
So generally are its virtues known, that we ueed
lot publish certificates of them here, or do more
han assure the public that tlx· best qualities it ever
>oese*8ed art· strictly maintained.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver A Co., Practical
ind Analytical Chemiats, Lowell, Mass., and sold
ill round the world.
In PAIllS, by A. M. JIAMMOM».
FOR BOSTON.
The now and superior sea go·
|| ing Stemier# John Krookt,
* Mid Moiitrral, having 1>«·«·ΐι
JKBfH lilted up :tt great e\| . v. .jl,
a large number <Y beiuiiliil
ta te Rooms, will run the season as full<iu> :
i.eavlng Atlantic W hart", Portland, hi 7 o'cloelc
nd India Wharf, Boston, every day al 7 o'clock
M., (Sundays excepted.)
Fare in Cabin, $Ι,·>0
l>cck fare 1.00
Freight taken ;is ttMial.
Sept 1.1WJ. L. B1LLIXCS, Ager.f.