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cines through
the ; and ultr aribttat;r
found yesterday live) in a at
*swum war with the ael'vatan Val,
to displace then' to-lllterlUw.
.nle.ic;lu lady, weighed to t
tuts elitist, laces end j •we3s
ativex lice Ler husband's bee
ese, becomes the easy
nci ?st broke .. tin the
Ihuuti, and n►istal:es 1
tfle autocrat of slesti,'
lour*. 111 get evral a1
sr. -tiers of taste illi'' p. n.:raily persons of
narrow ltatelleet* testi well -sharpened
mid it is to ti.eir immediate in-
to ctaltiveate ties delrentivitee on
111114'1 they dtepend, our eloDefeat a t'el.Sats
lalnasliere set .""4. •rf lt.astr4-`.eY lithe II 111 St
dl g.:.44)g 1►Uia'.11age lot tlte.r'DINTS nerVt;lits,
the" T'lrd ltteltenll of l:tyhi. It rani ncit er e•rett-
1lCe", glik.ua ewer wive, lYlillo a fife of ateleat'�S
ppeaite. - destroys leer a Diva til ;tai .tit�a r. 1u
.'tett c�w talUa Melts; ea a nt•lu`te a xervanhts, on li tc Iter
y� .t asys tette will 1:A,1 the+tai?'tt 11'•,i+•CC:aI disabit,ty, ('mat loci -ewes
e.T ld tltlbertitlt (14 A;id 8Y- tuts a.b Ura, Ml t.. g hide ih! t' sir ferule 111-
nny ti aloe, they teach
table(( niahta will eat all div,
vfaat they eat Hien is free from all
puiv111(+els (dews and in its roost perfect
st.ittt ,r the stomach of the cow, who
is ready returned to the when retu th+. stable at
;lisle:, after being; milked, to lid down
ate t ire a larger mess of milk, leave two
4•r three hard deo ►piltga for ties manure
Ole, instead of it 'ei:.g tacattered all toms
t:.0 i;tably. se is the case wheal they lays
1.11(. tnig,.ti.. or left in the field to urate
tt:es, tyorms:end buts t4 alttloy tile's as
t .Ky Eh,fne near it awl eat, the nlaltt,re
w RC iii first kens the 1st it ;lf ty ta: the
las def November.
ix n)"nties cows lay out xlighti, and
tlti:'4 .4 tiltstime tee veal cow will ans'oi two
bads of manure, worth t(t 'any fatlat'r
bell' load to apply on lain farts, for if
1? l ay ;y1 per load its the city, and draw
it eights miles, it costs toe i".t, mead then
it is tint so good. Twenty loads of
11:a11:tre which you would gt from your b'11Ses, rich t.: poor, it 'Deas 'lot hatter
c+•ws by ata'lalin , would make a fair tip
dre'asiteg Tor two acr's fall wheat or four
eer:a nluitittw, worth t16ia. FromTette'?
acorns bij oaks grow.
If farmers generally would SATs ttttir
noinfire by stabling thelrcows they wonitl
l...t Slave to discuss the question how to
t Sri :li their farms, but would find the r
farina enricha.1 mid their cows iinpr •va,al
ire
ofibky alt ,prticle eftup17 because it is cheap if you do not
Out wh cls the.. appraaoning $Anton tielnauds, Buy
on sen 40 best With yo11' Money,au'l as.cold. and
us be elot3aed in garments suiting the severity
t to year advantage to earl and examine
t
1110 ltt
,eti(vr t.•r \Views, Fall and Winter " ods, Ladies' Mantles and Mantle Cloths, ack and
vas a,.d the Colored Velveteens, Shawl.', ( 1e Blanket.. irlaunQlil, Pain and Faulty. ranging in
1 As tete # ?rite front 28 cents to 45 cent Gentlemen's 'Cutlet clothing, Bats. '"airs, Gloves,
Aid art. Cloth, Boots and hoes, Groceries, Crookery Gla=sware,Wall faller,&e.
A11 the above mentioned articles have been ]:once; by eisitore,who have left
feeling s+.ti.Brd with their purcha..e. 2 do not say that tbe stock is the
hotpot in town,. bat there are twee better selected. a1 call 1s kindly solicited,
and; no pains. wi11 be lust. to skew yrs the goods in their detests aa, well es their good qualities.
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1lighest price paid tor Butter end, Age. Also a liberal discount to pasta pareh'e_sers.
demi i north of m. Fanson's now biotic, Main Street. Respectfully years,
Jt hu 3 a'1 Clar ;e
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etasel t+t ala asa 4•r etu3 tyer. ter. GW
(4r'
lit
the a'►C tt c:al , nit }. ti yt il'eget still
a'
hive i."ie.f: i1"Ulll ice 4;44:44.j h2wwletige
or .te,ility un the part of til•t•s, r'11;:sty
11101 Who' Yuri: bard and try ta� tilt *ell
1n lite vire. liegle'tted mitt .al.t.e.t. illi' un -
rot -Want women. women. Thy 41-0cuttdrn1111st1
to t'at tete pottiest d '.utas, when they
Provide the hest the Illiariil't affords. Ottltwrv;y l►rr td,, sullyvegetables,. lo'fti'ly
c,.tiRt and tough t)icefie✓yt, how can
gwuln:ul expect tier lanalatl l to be laittl'xut
and loving l It costa ineoes to took
votively than to make fools good ;tad
p.atair:tt.:e. If awom an runs h'ee'ls, item
a neighbor's jua`t in tonet't throw a l'ia
reliance, hake it, brills It lata tit tltta tlnl-
tlCl':rave lint, aslae, V0111144113:t great I./fence
against her family. Dyspepsia, is not
cumaiu•tivt toMonastic hammy; and a
tau who wilt taut leahurt t o l+re1-arts
fuoal in a palatable manner is 4b 11o:tate.
tls•atrtg'Rlo;; ltti►lka.l 1R;tilp ilteas. All
wiftc y, a,otii(1 h *.
ave a t..r-.I ! k la.Na•
ledge of hnalsel e.�lsi1 , if they desire is
he truly independent and happy.
Amt,abllltT.
since the days of Mary end Mart
the typical filters,. amiability and
activity have been joked together, while
in condition also. 1 mentioned the kfact *ovally of temper is linked with Ater
of ftL e• eating acmes on cows. In titei fall ling inch.try, Atnii*ilio ptlnpla setduu;
r.f leets many cows, were 'etre fru,„ make their "mark" in the world ; it rc•
sulotidi°r CO 110u4 ulmd, if 1 militate not gain's too ascii etr'nrt ; thtly aro content
some flied from the ntii:cti: Now, elves tt) relnatin rt lai►rate iia 41i41*l( °met heed -
annoy the cows from u or 6 o'clock p. 1u.
ti 13 ex' 10 at night ; hence. if stabled at
7 o'clock., and th-• stable well ventil:tt.ril,
they ;ire free from their tlnnoyattr And
at Ater. *1tv 1►g, the bet_ or hilae *4.11
44 t d11 have not gut to get up at fain
*• *t. ma` in the morning and begin i,lvit
less that the future to nnttrnviticd for
Look at our neighbor,131aua1. Ile wan
born 'amiable—and retired. Ile was an
amiable hey ; he never quarrelle 1, be-
c,'►ns0 it. involved too great an effort. Ins
; , SY11
He became a man ; an =detail, than. .i
Re never n'a've anybody any trouble
Tee
EAD
0. MILLION'
AT TIDE
Exeter Bakery.
GEORGE NOBT1 MO
begs to talli,>riee ttte inbnbitatlta of Exeter end surrounding cotlrttry tk t ile hal
purchased Ur. Ames Lindlay'8 interest in tbe show establishment, and by
strict attention to bueiu,ss be hopes to maintain the Fame liberal patronage in.
the future entice' Was accorded the We firm, Altd from his Ion ,lzparinuse in
the huffiness Ito feels confident of giving every satisfaction.
apoettull �I(licite(�,
CoO, NcartUro.ore
rrorriaisr,
JUST RECITED
AT THE
EXETER
Grocery and Liquor
Store
A largo ,nock of
Japan, Young Hyson
Black Teas,
currants, Prunes
Dal= Apple. s CtAZ lY Zi.i eQ V TX,
Green,
• l t 1 bat
he never trod on � Anybody's toes ; ho
d,t! wtark is o ne, and tiny eents 'vtettnus that inferrer d with anybody,'
in tins bargain int his work. b on any subject ;1*e had, so to aptrak, no
e'tl .ins tip their
r 1 uw , Aum('
moue thee:, till more titan outs 11.,11 never strttek his elbows ; he had no con-
? ones SO YALA P'8."--Per1one per.
maltently patronising this paper ahould
ray the per annum pittance asked,
promptly, that the pecuniary position of
the press will permit it properly to puma
p t t'i+' pr.'+perity with its peculiar power
tam.i to ;mint out and perfect the proper
po'sllite and prospects of the people..
the *.re•vi..usly patient publisher is
prld ;+lx:;rtua ty, hi, purse protrudes with
pre t• Iy pr 11te•1 pieces of prepared paper
Lout ;roue)' paying patrons, which pro-
duce as ideate eiip d lura a to put e'en to pa-
d er witae patinae and perseverance, and
prompts hint to paint and publish pic-
tures of passing events in pointed para -
t, ,hies, producing a pleasant feeling to
permeate through all parts of the public
poise!. Perhaps some parties would pre -
kr to pay foc their paper the produce of
tl +•ir spas. rinmaliel property. For perma-
nent perusal please preserve and paste
tlei.4 pices c,f pleasantry and proverbial
i+) i .,-an4a' in some prominent place,
bonen in ilia moral framework ; he was A
good deal lilte a mural feather bed. He
never got into n diseeutu ; he agreed with
every one. 1f 'Mr. A, said to hits,
"Black is bbu'1: ; don't you thin., so 3"
he replied, "Oh, c/ rtaunly ; As black as
midnight." If Mr. 13. said to him,
"Back is white, in my opinion ; and
what is our view 1" he stover failed to
say, "Oh, yes, driven snow could not be
whiter." And both Mr A. and Mr. B.
went away saying, "'What a very minable
num Mr. Blade is l How excellent is
Ilii judgment :" Fur of course every one
likes our au» al•le neighbor ; he flattery
their sif-love ; he never rebukes the
ill-dl'ee beca:u:e it is much easier to over-
look his offences ; and tlurs it is said,
"Mr. Amid is a man of such liberal
ideas ;" "liberality" hieing the cloak
under which -tine most hideous sites creep
to fieri secure sltelter. He is much
son4ht after at crucial foul public meet-
ings. He never Says aallythiug on these
ece;asicts that is likely to hurt anybody's
feelings, and lie never takes offence at
what anybody ever say'!, In course of
u'a we properly c1i9i•osetl persons may 1'e- time, it chances glut the amiable man
rapid this plain propose ton to the profit marries the S2Vtet woman. .Slee, too, lees
of t`le pra;viously poor paid but perserer-
'n;• prints % -
A TtATIE c11A.11C> TOR PUBLISHERS.
A correspondent writes to vs asking for an
s i :ate of the cost of printing a book of his
110 volumes, containing 300 pages each, of
St', lines, and 9 words to the line, in gond
fire;, t on the best paper, every 10th page to.be
a bia:nkleof of fine letter paper, to write upon;
some e to be bound in cloth, some in calf, some
z x ii gilt edged paper, in a tasty and finished
style.
1wants an estimate for 10,000 copies, and
is- w llin;; to give one- ixth interest in all the
n••tt profits e1 the work to any nue who -will
for it+ publication anti obtain the " copy
nr*;;-'its'.' in (ieimany, 1•'rance, England, "Can -
T' , 01:.1 'OW 1, ]tl ell .1t.ateS.
fro enols iii a envie = nl that there is no de -
(motion, ii aucl, nr trick about all this, and he
the *11?()* rnatn,n it contains is of ialuch
.rater iu:; er ,..:.1. .li:au it is possible for yo -or
ulna area l .h." He confesses to be. "untutor-
ed .anti tu.'n.ccti, 0" 1: the art, but that lie
• yields nothing as to the evidence support-
trig his deliu'•,.iinu ; they are so fine, so nuxn-
Irl 1S, 30 in.-tOttrulcrtibie, Hutt none win dfr-
t a.t frnl i ,ell a c•Olng in the truth of its nae-
• .:'.
Tho wolc is strictly morsel, and gives
the arhei .lit grounds on which to stand ; it
11 1ik3 down the arrurnents of the geologist,
411c." Tim hook is entitled ':Che Hidden Key."
' Xt. oven on enth knows the revelation of
this book. It will be reattl with much surprise
We inslto our prominent publishers to come
f,, -ward and ;accept this Mier. It's a 'fat take.'
Elastic plates of type triay be made by the
f .:vowing process Melt 50 parts of best glue
4U parts of water, add 40 parts of glycer-
ine, and one part of olive oil. It is thou well
mixed and cast in thin sheets. After drying
for a few days it is remelted and cast in the
matrix made from the .type nr woodcut to be
x epeoduced, when an elastic block equal to
stereotypes, with the exceeption.that it to soft,
is made. '
In all arrangements of type there should be
no clumsy, over -balanced ; or unnecessarily bold
lilies, and where it is possible to have it so,
the st;rongc•t effect should b brought,;Iike
that of an artistic engraving, . as nearly cen-
tral as possible.
posed. a life unstained by a conviction or
an opinion. in youth she adopted the
views of her father ; at marriage, those
of her husband. She thinks it urly utnan-
ly, masculine, stiongminded, to have an
opinion or to assert herself. She holds
that weakness, dependence, tutelage, is
the normal state of woman. She is to be
led, guided, bold, supported. And so
the pair dawdle 1nliab;y through 1fe,
and by-and-by are surrounded by even
more amiable children who just escape
idiocy, and are about as well qualified to
fight life's battles as a three-year okt
baby.
Fears or M1lxoax,---Daniel Webster
had a remarkable memory. When he
was a school -boy, the master one Sun-
day, held up a new jack-knife, and
told the scholars that the boy who would
commit to memory the greatest number
of verses from the Bible, and recite
them on Monday morning, should have
that knife. Many of the boys did woll,
hub when it carne Daniel's turn, ho re-
cited sixty or seventy verses, and said
that he had several chapters more. The
.master gave it up: Daniol got the knife..
We knew a girl once taken from a county
poor -ho :Ise and bound out, who com-
mitted the wlyele of the New Testament.
The superintendent of her Sabbath -school
offered a reward of a fine Bible to any
one who would accomplish the task, and
ial a few months the Bible was awarded
to Julia Warner. Her teaclier assured
lie that, she not only employed all her
tiese on Sunday, but had to hear her
recitals every" evening, and sometime&
even with that, she could not hear- her
as fast As site committed. It might, bo
ilatexeotlalb._ to learn' bow many of the
other woholars suffered untold horrors
€ruin 11e4dacite and over -strained nerves
w lade trying to eceolnplisb t:.ia ISQ
r fepil
nuc
Sardines, Lobsters,
Saimoll
Bitter Sauce and Pickles 33razzdlierl Gina, 'Vines and Syrup
Bye, Malt, Scotch, Irir�hh and Common lAibiakias, Tobacco
and Cigars,
Wholesale and Retail.
G. A. MACE,
Main Street, Exeter,
C. & S. CIL L T. E T R
-Undertakers ax,.d Fl 'snit ure Manufacturers
I OULi7 SAY TO
those, who intend
pnrchnsi*.gr to do so irons
the manufacturer. The
dealer who buys to soli
rguilr must necessaril
have a prod. We claim
to give the purchasers the
benefit, Which cannot fail
to meet the views of the
Grangers. Our exp.'ntes
euro less thanthose of city
mann faoturars,SO* s equen
WO can sell elle
TZ WOULD
call spocialattention
to our 'undertaking depart-
ment, which is more com
plate than ever,es We have
dAdded se rorel new design*
i of late. The beat *PMI's
caskets, shronde,and every
tuner •1 requisite at the
= lowest prices. Our nolo
hearse is pronounced by
eompotent judges to by
( second.to no.e in the
rr province.
mb1 ms for alb the Different Societies.
ST. MA11Y'SLIMIt WORKS,,
Our drawn kilns Lein gnow infu'1 ,reratf.m and
terming oat daily a large ati13 e1
LIMA
that for tlllyurpoeol
cannot be surpassed in, the Dosatn-
1All.
Porticos frozn a Olstenoe oanaiw;iysleor.,) lie
either at the kilos or deliver,' by teams gal
eat remunerative rates, Ordersfr,m o distant*
promptly attended to.
WHITSON & SOL lUE
W AN ITOOD
IIOW LOST, HOW liESTOitEP.
J' et published, a new addition of Dr
Cvlverw,ll's Celebrated 111nsay,o)l t 'e'radi-
ewl cure of Seminal Weakness or Sp, ramator-
rite,.,Irlimed by Self -Abuse,, Cuvelum rzy Almis-
sionr, Impotency, ;Nervous Debility, ul: d lmpedi
lasses of marriage generally; Col wumption,
14:pi'epsy, and Pits; Mental and P13sioal In.
oaf ucity, &c..
The 'woh•ld-ronownoilauthor, in this admirable
Meanie, clearly'_ proves froth leis own experiotoe
that the awful consequences of Soli'•Abuse may
be effectually removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical' olrerutuns, bougie$,
instruments. rings, or cordials; panting out a
Mode of cure et once certain and effectual, by
which ever) sufferer, no matter what his condi-
tion more be, may cure himself cheaply,toivutel)
and radically.
r Tins Lecture will prove a boot to thousands
and thousands
Sent uncle: sea] in 11`1'liain a:vv]ope, to any ad.
' are• on reooipt of six colts, or tyro postage
rtamps
•
tt � PJ... AOL ,Z:ItvgiSLL '.a II_XC-r, M
NEW BUTCHER R SHOP
The undersigned would inform the iahabi-
thants of F.xeter axd vicinity that 103 kgs
OPENED A NEW BUTCIJER SHOP
one door south efhis 131ecksinithshop andhopos
the same liberal patronage that hos boars ae
corded to him in the
33/Am 9 trr& AND WAGON arh1SN8
line will be extended to him iu bis new branch o
business, His meat wagon will call at tho resi-
dence of he villagers throe times each week and
FRESH MEAT
NI RIVAL.
R.. HYN )'►IAN,—•tlO1tQNEH W
the County, of''tonne Offleedieett doer to
carliefee store,.Yxeter.
3I0ORE,1tt,D., C.M
e AltA1y1'il:r?l ,r1 t'ie(*ill L'lelvox* .ideal
roat N- yettu%n. enrefe0*, dc.
thrice =n i reside nc.-1ixeter. 014.
*' elft.• ,tours --g to 10 s.nt.,snd 7 to 10 p.n.
T R. BROWNING
i `.,'hysician, surgeon, 4cconolrwer. (Moe
1lomihionitedfcalLabortetory, one door north
f Davie' blaekrinith shctp. Nato wt. T;Xeter. 2tp,
t leuev, Dr. Brownirige't.tturea si• J 1t, Brews: -
NW 3Ri. t )., :rade ;te v fctoria .College, testate. Cot.
Aga 2'hysiciatlr *Surgeons. at.tf.
11R. IRVING, GRADUATE TJ. UI-
1 AT.P:S3TY Trinity College , ,ether Colton,
i"1,vlieiaha and Surg.ane fent., Orae* feext doe r
venal of .Ir, Grir't'e Storc.X(•ain et. k+raeter.
LICZNEREN DENTIST.
sew+lee eoasulted protessionallc at the COI[.
Ji.T1;yIti. XZOTLL, Exeter, on
F1iID,�Y
%Or Alternate Amok. iglus' for the Prteo;.I,
year, .11-0Y. SJ, DI('. let lath and PIA.
11 operatieas perforuled wki11tr1tly sad es re.-
ol;eblo rates.
A..1~ ELLIS,
Surgeon
'tie■ heated perruarreallyfa Axeb.er. Gftfee ix Viri-
i•'nAdaiik)4i . 1i1 -1T
t. XINiiTxtiAa+l', EN'1ST,
StfA1
,e old es -
1111 eh h cis
vtillonha oe:
eke, two
deers Asad'
of J, 33.11ri
slake
:roe
,a�rlcf•: t'.
Y et�Pr, ttnt. caritl 1
Ottwero sad resins'
or Idlasetl aisocerl
N,1la1
A
llc4)11e%0N,ll4 ATSON tkOADIIY
arrletsrw, storm, A, Solicitors, *e.
ANN ON deal. pastel..
1::1Sus. JONES & 3.10S
aT ltlarrietere. Attorney* 'Wier, tiolioltorsin
't+s -very. ('onvevaacwrs, t oulroifsl.ners 1A $.*1.
0. Notaries 1"*Elie, Xt. )tare's
C. S.JONNS. '7'f". C.9,tosC2rn.
4).vitot :>Aattou't Peek, Ffater'at.,lc,Mary,.
net.
I 1ARDI ..;ti k ILUWING. Barris
tors,;Verney*, 8oltsttera, Comtaiteteaere
tlsste1s--forrcee's 314.0ui. Ifsti.r Street, ft.
lI. q i.
•il)(1 K. *ARUM). $. W. iiAAPTIPla
McDI: �,liltUD R B.A.,
it 4 it itaiSTER,NOTARTT CO:1YTr>fANEE/
LI CiJ 1O T.
ell k.nciw kept constantly on hand itthfs hotelier
shop.
N.'Blacksniithing end'wagon slaking earried
onus usuulin all itebrenches;
OlVOS.
Savings s Investment
�,
b and ,
SUCIL'1- Y :.
OF I UNDO
t e and Mortgages Purehase
Debentures ad .
S. 0411rIELL. PRO INGIAt-,
• L►a1 Surveyor, J:a., 1011 As at 3iawlr'
Ws Moto) Xxotor,ea do'fretTursia iueau.
*sonnk. Orders for 'Work left with lir. John
Speakman will roeolve promptette.1tien.
tT 0. WILSON, ISSUER 07
• Starr are Licenses under tke stew Awa
at tie root muse eters, Zariob. inst. 41.-W
Parties rt tri.rittq 3aonaa can obtain rt.1
9 J
vertices promptly opt approved City of lrut ».
Property,
On application at fhoie office
WILLIAM E.•BL'L1_IEN,
Manner.
Londe* Jan )ayes, lane. 92-ess
AUCT ONEER8.
r BROWN,. ], ttblic Auotloneer
L e Wineaasoa, Sates Nrompty attended taw.
11 0541 r.a$u.biu,
Aiashalesa, Oat.15,1873.
HOTELS.
rt011.1dEltOIAL HOT.EL, Exetes.,
�.J Ont., Jahn IZawkslla', k'rapriator, The
X'reprlo+ur having lately pluclta:ed this hotel,.
ea; refitted d .furnished it in diet -class style,
Good aacommodataox and a1oi. a Liguori sae
cigars al too bar, Largo temple room for caxa-
meniai Jaen, flood stabling end attentive boat -
lora,
(1O1I1.kateLAL HOTEL, FREIDS-
bnrg.—Tho above ? otsl has chengedhands.
midis thoroughly rofittt>d for the oonnort of tis
trovoliug pubiio. Good liquors Sud cigars at the
bar. attentive hostler always is attendaaao
Rooms (or Commercial Traeolers
Wad. CUISNrxa11A]r, Pr op,
y1.14 -
DING'S HOTEL, Market ,Square,
Stratford, ltobertShore, proprioteor. %lha,
hotel has lately been purchased and ovavluauled-
exeellont and roomy stables. Attentive hostler._-
every acuomndatlun for the traxel ling bublie,aM a.
host Honors and cigars at tic bar.
4tratford,1l.ltreu :i,10'iti. 80- m s
I O Y A L 7�e O T E L,—s hu,.
now muds rtho nlauageanentofThiE1.r. 0. Cohhseis-
tie, wile hasthorouguSy resifted and overhauled
it, now posseasos every actwuudutiou fur the pub-,
ie. Splendid stabling and shed—shed Stift long—
attentivehustlersgood liquors and cigars. 241
.1V ANSION HOUSE, EXETER
4Nt.,W. 11/LW IIHAW, Proprietor. !phi
ogle and convanodiorrrrhoi el is now eo)nploted,nanst
'ltted up throughout Withfirst-$bruitare. ,:Phe
Lest of Liquors and the (fbofcost el Cigars at the-
nar. Tho house is capable of a000runaodatinn se,
;heats. 13xce11ontstaables and tan attentive hoe--
tiers,
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