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Agricultural.
MaNLIMXO COBKAFTKtt IT IS Ul'.
Circumstances'sometimes render it im
possible to thoroughly prepare corn
ground before planting, and it is often
advantageous to manure it alter it is up.
Tlii rauHt be done at the lime of the first
hoeing. A shallow furrow is made with
a Final! plow, on each fide of every row,
a few incite from the hills, turning the
earth away from the row j should the fur
rows be too shallow in some pltices, the
earth is worked out a little witli the foot
or hand-hoc, then a small shovelful ofl
manure is placed on each side of every
hill Btid eovered by turning the earth to
wards the hill. Tl:e manner of distribu
ting the manure i., to drive a loaded
wagon astride of one row, so that two
hands can each apply the manure to two
or three rows on each side. When turn
ing a wapon around over the young corn,
if a wheel u liable to run upon a hill,
place short piece9 of p!a tk or rails on
each side of it, which will lift the wagon
over without injuring the corn. Lime.
Kypsum, nahes, guano, hen manure, 01
any other similar materials may often be
very profitably applied, at the first hoe in?.
They should always be sprinkled over an
area of several inches in diameter, all
around the hill, and covered and mingled
with the earth in hoeing. Guano, or
strong hen manure, if applied in thirl
manner, will never work injury to the
young plants, unless they come in direct
contact with them, or an inordinate quan
tity bo used.
0. 1J. PAUKIIU1WT. M. I).,
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
IHASlilHOlf, VT.
Jj0II1cc at the resilience of Dr. Toy lor.
I would say to my friends and the. public gen
erally tliut Dr. rarkliurst has taken my place at
il physician nnu surgeon, uno. inui l can enecr
fully recommend him to all the friends of Ho
meopathy. C. H. Iaylok, M. D,
C. H. DWINKLL,
AOF.M FOR Till!
VERM'T MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
1IAUTON, VKllMO.VT.
PENSIONS, BOUNTIES' BACKPAY
OIITAINED AT THE
It It TO CLAIM AGEH'CY,
BY WM. W. GROUT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
GEO. W. TODD, Ja.,
A T T O It IV C Y A T LAW,
OLOVEH, VERMONT.
IT Office over the Union 8tore. Particular
uuentlou given to conveyancing.
To Piieseuvk Mkat. Mr. Rung lias
published the following method for pre
serving meat : "in an earthen pot pro
vided will) a good lid, pour an ounce of.
concentrated acetic acid j place over it,
i that it may not touch, a prate of osier
or wood, and on this l.iy the meat to be
preserved, ami then cover with the lid.
The acid cvapora it'g slowly envelopes
the meat, and at the end of twelve days
or a futtnight it ts both tender and sweet,
wilh an excellent flavor.
Top Dukssino. Upon this topic a
correspondent of the Albany "Country
Gentleman'' says .
Top dressing is now the favorite, and
very good in its place. I have had my
mind culled to it more or less for forty
years, but yet I raut say that the why
and the when are proper inquiiies.
From October until March there is but
little evaporation, and it may be spread
during that time especially on grass,
when the early start will soon covnr it.
Hut most of our manure hereabouts is in
stantly put on corn ground, and that
make the compost bed for future crops.
I have drawn and spread rotted manure
in the fall as fresh 89 it was made in the
stable in winter or spring, and all plow
ed under in the spring for corn. On the
rotted manure I find that the corn start.
best and has the larger stalk, but on the
fresh the corn is better eared and the
ground for the succeeding crops. The
best root crops I have ever raised have
been when I applied fresh manure on
gras in the spring and plowed it in di
rectly, then let it lay and dry, and culti
vate Beveral times before planting. On
one occasion I did this and sowed ruta
bagas on the 4th of July, broadcast,
which produced the very best crop 1
ever raised, but there is a risk in sowing
eo late of its being destroyed by drouth.
STEWART & AYER,
JOBBERS AND COMMISSION DEALERS IN
Butter, Chcfsr, Lard, Eggs, Dried Apple.
No. I FANmiL Ham. Sqiaiie anu 32 Mer
chants now,
Ions B. Stkwaht,
'Jkokok A. Atkh,
SUMMER
EMPORIUM
'( 24 BOSTON.
CRANE & 1JISDEE,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
NEWPORT AND NOllTH TROY.
W. I). Crane. L. II. Eishce.
IP" Special attention paid to the collection oi
all claims against the government.
J. T. ALLEN,
ATTORNEY: AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
KEWrOKT, VEKMONT.
CIIAS. I. VAIL,
ATTORNEY AND PENSION AND BOUNTY AGENT,
IRAflBI ROll, VlsKMONT.
NEWPORT, VERMONT.
E. S. COWLES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
COVENTRY, VERMONT.
tT Pensions, bounties and arrears of nav for
service in the United States army procured.
Votato Blossoms. In an article
stating the burying potato tops on the
spot where the potatoes are raised, Prof.
J. F. VV. Johnston, who is, perhaps, ns
good authority on most agricultural mat
ters as any living writer, makes a state
rnent which will seem singular, at least,
o American readers. It is this : that by
taking off the blossom3 of potatoes be
sides the usual increase of the crop
the tops keep green till the the po
tatoes are "lifted," or dug as we call it,
"Thus much green rontter is obtained ;
and if this be made into manure, and ap
plied to the next potato crop, it is said to
raise the largest produce of fitters.
There ore still many things in the com
mon operations of ttie farm that are
atrance and inexplicable to us, and there
probably always will be. Indeed, every
thing about us is mysterious. When
henbane and wheat plants grow side by
fide, and twine around each other, and
their roots permeate the samo Boil and
mingle together, ono will secrete juice
(bat will speedily destroy life, and the
other that are nutritious and lifegiving.
Prof. Johnston speaks of this, in an
article commending the use of green mat
ter to be plowed under, as a comparative
ly cheap and eay mode of enriching
the sou. y. tu. farmer.
buitFACK manuring. for many
year we have advocated and proved by
the most indisputable evidence that eur
face manuring ot the land is the best
mode to apply dung in a general sense,
and that gome of our best farmers had
adopted it wilh respect to many of their
crop.
We notice in the last number of the
Cenesct Farmer, a short communication
from that intensely practical farmer.
John Johnson, on this subject, in whicl
be sustains, in a few words, all that ha-
ueen said in our column in its favor, fo
wit : "I have used manure, only as a top
dressing, lor ttie last twenty-six year,
and i do think one load used in that way
i worth far more than two plowed under
ou our sufT land. Uerman'otcn Tel.
GArss in Chickens. Take four
parts of common lamp oil, two part of
petroleum oil, and one ounce of origanum;
mix, shake well ; apply a small portion
under the wings and ou the breast of the
mother heu the first night after leaving
the nest ; no more need be doue.
. solution ot pound ot copperas in
one gallon of Lot water, diluted with five
or six gallons of cold water, and applied
with a watering-pot, has been found fa
tal to thecurraut worm, by a correspon
dent of the Ulica Herald.
ORLEANS PROBATE DISTRICT.
)110BATE COURTS will be holden attho
i Probate Office in Irasburgh, on Thursday
ii cacu wuck lor ine year ensuing.
MILTON R. TYLER, Judge,
Irasburgh, Dec. 1, 1864.
IMPORTANT TO PENSIONERS 'AND
BOUNTY CLAIMANTS.
OIIARLES I. VAIL, attorney at law, Iras-
burgh. Orleans Co.. Vt.. is nrcuurcd to nro-
ecuto all claims against the National and State
Governments for soldiers or tlieir heirs. Hav
ing had a largo experience and excellent suc
cess din ing the past year in obtaining the boim
ty, hack pay and pensions due, invalid soldiers
and fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters ot de-
ceased soldiers, he can now procure these claims i
witn me utmost dispatch and without failure.
Being located at the county seat the certificates:
of the county cleric, which have to be procured I
and attached to each application, can beobtain-
ed easily with very little expense to the appli
cant, anu i lie claim can ue torwarucil to the de
partment tho same day the application is made,
thus saving undue time and expense. The fol
lowing persons aro entitled to pay rrum the gov
ernment :
1st. Widows of soldiers are entitled to boun
ty, back pay, and pension. If no widow the
children are entitled to the bounty and back oav.
and tho children uuder sixteen years oi' ago to
uiu pension.
2d. If the deceased soldier left no widow nor
children, then tho heirs of the soldier are enti
tled to the bounty and back pay in the follow
ing order : 1st, the tutner; au, the mother ; 3d,
the brothers and sisters.
3d. Mothers, brothers and sisters (under 18
years of age) arc entitled 10 a pension if depen
ding on the deceased soldier for support wholly
or in pan.
4tn. soldiers disaniect on account or wound?
or disease aro entitled to pensions, and soldiers
wonmien in nattle are entitled to a bountv, also
soldiers that have served two years or more are
eniiiieu to oounty.
Arrears of State pay due soldiers or their
heirs can be procured with facility. Claims of
olliccrs tor horses and equipage lost in the mili
tary service also procured. lie is also prepared
to draw the money on pensions payable in Sep
temlwr and March. Comniuniciitionn by mail
promptly attended to. Apply to CH AS. I. VAIL,
irasourgu, uricans comity, v ermoiit,
Xnro .Tnieo Grnpe.
K GENUINE TONIC FOU THE SICK
and a desirable article for Communion.
It is not used for a beverage is strictly pure,
aim as a wine tor tno sick it lias no equal. Its
purity is guarantied, while it docs not cost only
one half as much as other wines. F.ir sale at
the Newport Drug Store. J. Y. GREEN.
Newport, June 24, 18(it. 28
Fresh Arrival
OF Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stulfx, Perfumery,
Fancy and Toilet articles. Hair, Nail and
Tooth Brushes, Wallets, Purses, Combs, Shoul-
uer unices, trusses and supporters. Also,
PATENT Mr.im im:s,
a full assortment, just received and for sale nt
the Newport Drug and Book Store. For sale
tor cash or llcwly l'ay.
J. Y. GREEN
Newport, Dec. 12, 18C4.
Mrs. Black lias just returned
from Boston with a large, com
plete, and well selected stock ol
Millinery & Dress Goods, Cloaks,
Shawls, Hoop and Summer Bal
moral Skirts, all bought for cash
when ffold sold at 81.27. The
people of Orleans County having
become iamiliar with the class oi
Goods kept by Black, it is unne
cessary to mention the various
kinds. Black would say to all
that his stock is now larcre and
complete, that he never was beat
on prices, and that he will contin
ue to undersell his competitors as
usual.
Newport, June 1.
FRUrrTREES.
(1 ET your Fruit Trees at B. Brvant's Nursery,
AT STANKTEAW, C.E.
1 linvu ait iuo uesi varieties.
400 Seedling Siberian Crabs, 30 cts. each,
2000 Fancy " 50 cts. euch,
800 Ladies' Favorite " $1,00 each,
COO Scotchman's Choice " 1,00 each,
800 Ball's Winter Choice " 1,00 each,
1000 Montreal Beauties " 1 00 each,
600 Cleveland Reds " 1,00 each,
800 Blushing Maids " 1,00 each,
200 Rose of Stanstead, " 1,00 each,
1000 Queen's Choice " 1,00 each,
1000 Sweet " 1,00 each,
800 Cleveland Yellow " 1,00 each,
A lew Oolden DroD " 2.00 each.
Tho Golden Drop is a very choice fruit, of
excellent uavor, oi urge sue, unu winter aoep-
inft,
A limited quantity of very hardy grafted Ap
ple i ices, aiou cts. eacn,
1000 choice Dwarf Apple Trees, grafted on
the Siberian stalk. Price at 1 year old 60 cts.,
and 2 years old 76 cts.
1000 of the best varieties of Dwarf rear Trocs,
from 60c to 1,00 each.
Ail the leading varieties of Grapes, from 50c
to 3,00 each,
Common Red Currants ftl-.V) nor oWn.
2000 Whito Holland, White Dutch and White
Urapc, Currants, from $2 to 3 per dozen, .
800 Cherry Currants from 2 to S3 per doien,
100 Morton Seedling Gooseberries from 2 to
$3 per doacn,
1000 Black Mammoth Currants $2 to $3 per
1200 Dorchcstor and Rocholle Blackberrries
from $tl to 2 per dozen,
Eight choice varioties of Raspberries from
$ to fl,50 per dozen,
2000 Wilson Albany Strawberry, $1 per hun
dred. The above trees will be from 3 1-2 to 5 feet in
height, on a Crab Apple stalk from 4 to 8 years
old, and are better for transplanting than larger
ones as they receive less check from transplant
ing, and are warranted to be equal to what they
arc represented to be.
All the above named Crabs, except the Seed
ling and Siberian are good eating Apples, and
are superior for Cider, Champagne, and all culi
nary purposes. They are very large, measuring
from 4 to 7 inches in circumference.
Tho above trees will be sold for Fall and
Spring transplanting, for the Fall of 1865, and
Spring of 18(16. All orders containing cash re
mittances promptly attended to. AH letters
from the U. S. should be addressed to me at
Derby Line, Vt.,
B. BRYANT, Nurseryman.
R. C. BRYANT, Traveling Agent.
N. B. Any persons travelling, or local per
sons in the State of Vermont soliciting people
to buy Fruit Trees of any kind grown on the
Island of Montreal or in Lower Canada, are im
postcrs and will bo dealt with accordingly, ex
cept agents of B. Brvant. People can obtain
any amount of fruit trees at Montreal that arc
brought trom the W est and sold at auction for
what they will bring, but they are worthless for
this clinatc, and aro mostly bought to be re-sold
us Canadian Trees. 20tn3
t-- m
Bro9s
IS THE PLACE TO BUY
THING VERY CI
UP.
A little urchin in (be Sabbath School
was asked few Sundays ago, "What
Jesus said when he knew Judas bad be
ll TJ Tt II II
FOR CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR.
IHE best assortment of Toys, Toy Books, Nice
Hooks for Iresent, Albums, Games, Paz
zlcs, fcc ever offered for sale in Northern Ver
mont. My BMortment is too numerous to men
tion. Therefore let all those in want of
Presents call and see for themselves, as nothing
muurai;cu jur mowing anu pricing them.
, J. Y. OREEtf.
Newport, Dec. 12, 18C4.
WOODS' MOWERS.
PRICES REDUCED.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
ID See list of Agents la Standard. CI
CROCKERY.
liEYNOLDS, AVERILL & CO
Ik
show
you a better assortment of Crockery at the
trayedbitn to the Jew. r He scratched aVVI m ' UUU'y
hU bead a minute, and graTely answered : wAWfooth rwdcr's. and various other
"Kternal vigilance u the price Ol liberty. ( 3 kiuds, for sale at the Inuburgh Drug Store.
They buy a new s t o e k every
month, and now when the prices
of Goods are going down they can
si ive lower figures than others can
on old stocks.
Black Brothers have just recei
ved a new stock of summer styles
of Clothinc
Black Brothers have just recei
ved a new stock of summer styles
of Boots and Shoes.
Black Brothers have just recei
ved a new stock of summer styles
of Hats and Caps, among which
are the Beaver Hatskept at no oth
er store in the county.
Newport, June L
THE UNION MOWER
Is tho best machine manufactured for the
following reasons:
1. It is the only quick geared machine that
has a steel plate in the guard, and a flexible cutter-bur,
both ends of which can bo elevated to
pass obstructions.
2. It is the only hinged-jointcd folding-bar
machine that has the draft attached so as to re
lieve tho drag of tho cutter on tho ground.
3 It has tho strongest guards, which will
never break, and we hereby agreo to furnish
gratuitous all that break in nsc.
4. Both ends of the cutter-bar will conform
to all inequalities of the ground, thus securing
uniform close cut, which Is not tho caso with
other quick geared machines.
i no union iuactime has taken numcrou
premiums; the most prominent of which last
Fall were the FIRST PREMIUM at the New
England Agricultural Society's Exhibition, held
at bpriuglield Mass., and the FIRST PREMI
l-ai at the Agricultural State Fair, held
Eastern Pennsylvania. We invite comparison
wnu any otner machines manufactured.
In connection with tho Union Mower
build a very light, easy-running
OKE-IIOKSE MACHINE.
Of nn entirely new construction. Tho only
practical machine built expressly for one horse.
Application can lie made either to ns or t.
our agcuta m uuierent parts of the State.
UNION MOWING MACHINE CO.
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.
L. O. Knipeen. )
S. Fletcher, j Proprietors. 22w8
I. II. JUcCLAllV, Local Agent.
J. M. BABC0CK,
NEWPORT, VT.
Has just received from Boston a large stock of
goods, which he has bought at the lowest
gold basis, and will offer them at
greatly reduced rates from for
mer prices. As here
tofore bis aim
will be
keep the most
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT,
and sell at tho
lowest possible price
thus presenting to the trading
public inducements that will command
their attention. At his store will be found a full
supply of
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
all of superior quality. Tho largest and most
complete line of
HARDWARE & MECHANIC S TOOLS
In Orleans County. A big pile of
Trunks, VrIIhoh,
CARPET BAGS, &c.
DYE STUFFS. PAINTS.
OILS, VARNISH,
TURPENTINE, GLASS, PUTTY,
NAILS, &c.
BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
ALL KINDS OF WOODEN WARE,
FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT,
RYE, OATS,
CORN MEAL, PORK, LARD, TRIPE,
SALMON, COD FISH,
MACKEREL, BLUE FISH & HERRING,
KEROSENE,
SPERM, WHALE, CUVE, CASTOR,
AND NEAT'S FOOT OIL.
STATIONERY, NUTS, FRUIT,
CONFECTIONERY, &c.
IT And in fact all kinds of goods (except
J. T. BOWLER,
PROPRIETOR OP TIIE
ORLEASS CO. MRDLE WORKS
having just returned from the Quarles at Rut
land and having bought a largo assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARBLES
at cash prices, is hereby enabled to sell cheaper
than any other dealer In Northern Vermont.
First then, his having a Superior Marble pol
ishing Machine whereby all; his scouring and
polishing Is done by water.
Second, he docs most of his work himself a
fucility that his imcdiate neighbor's that don't
understand tho business and
NEVER LEARNED THEtTRADE
do not possess. lie has also secured the ser
vices of a first rate
GRANITE WORKER.
Therefore ho will be happy to furnish Granite or
Marblc.Monuments, and all work la the Marble
lino at greatly reduced priais,
riease give him a call.
Barton, March 13th, 186J.
W. A. WOOD'S
MOWING MACHINE,
WITH
.TOIIVT13I3 DAR.
T"HE attention of the farmers ef Orleans Co.
1 Is called to this light mower althou -h light
is capable of cutting the stoutest grass with tho
utmost case to the team and Driver at the rate
of one acre an hour, or more, without sweating
the team j it is tho lightest mower in use, weigh
ing only 650 lbs., is simple in its construction,
made of the test material; it is mads upon
scientific principlcs.being strong where strength
is needed, and the draft attached in such a man
ner that the side draft which is found in almost
all mowers is entirely obviated, and the spring
steel extension and loop over the axel, which is
peculiar to this mower, enables it to paw over
uneven ground with ease. The guards are at
tached to the cutter bar with bolts aud nuts,
and when broken can be replaced in the field
by the operatcr in two minute's time. AH
farmers and others in waul of mowers are in
vited to call on the following gentlemen and sca
sample mowers and get pamphlets containing
certificates of thcopcration of the machine, and
purchase if they are satifficd with it. James
Morrill, Derby ; Henry Dates, Holland ; D. H.
Austin, Uruwiiington j I. K. Drew, llarton : O.
W. Wake, Coventry : J. A. Raker. WestfinM ;
Simeon H. Flint, Irasburgh ; Hiram I'hiilips,
(Jloverj U. KillKiurnc, Charleston; Stillman
Scaver, East Craftclwry ; B. F. Twlss, Craflsba-
ry; and the subscriber at Hardwiek.
J. M. WARNER,
Manufacturer, St. Johnsbury.
HENRY BLAKK General Aiteut for OrlcjuiM
County,
March 27th, 1865. 14in
dry goods) usually found in the country. The
public are respectfully invited to call when vis
iting Newport.
Newport, April 24th, 1805 18
GUAM) OIJ3IVIIVG
OF
iEW GOODS IT KEVTORT.
LOW PRICES AND RAPID SALES
T II E MOTTO.
REYNOLDS, AVERILL & CO.,
Has jnst returned from Boston with an unusu
al large stock ot rarlor r urnitnrc, Cot
tage Furniture, and Crock
ry of all grades from
the best to the
CHEAPEST
His store is literally
crammed with Goods, all of
them marked LOW for the times.
Sofas, Parlor Chairs, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Cane
and Wood beat Chairs, bmks, liurcaus,
Window Shades, Curtains, Pa
per Hangings, without
an equal in this
county.
His stock of
STOVES
is tho only complete
collection now on exhibition
in tho County consisting of all
kinds of Cook, Parlor and Shop Stoves,
PATENT SOAP STONE STOVES,
Stove Pipe, Tin Ware, Universal Clothes Wring
er, and all marked
BQWN, DOWNj PQWN,
almost to cost. Come and see tho Goods for
yourself.
Newport, Dec. 9, 1864.
CLOTHES WRINGERS.
SPRISTG UEDS, Clothes Wringers, Knives
and Forks, Stoves, ttc. Tin Ware, and eve
rything to make people happy in this world,
selling cheap at Reynolds, Averill & Co.'s Store,
Newport, Vermont.
CARPETS.
I)EOPLE about to furnish a house from cellar
to attic would save money by calling on
Reynolds. Averill & Co., at the Furniture,
Crockery and Carpet Ware Rooms, Newport,
Vermont.
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
1
SHAW &. MARCKRES
nAVE just returned from market w'th the
largest and tiost selected stock of goods to
oe round in Northern Vermont, consisting in
part of
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
all the latest and most desirable patterns of
JEWELRY, YANKEE NOTIONS,
LADIES' GOLD, PLATED, PEARL & JET BLACK
BUCKLES.
A large assortment of Olass Beads, Mrcrscbaum
and Briar
PIPES.
BLACKS JllTIIING.
fpiIE subscrilicr having permanently located
X himself at the "Mill Village" in Craflabu
ry, would say to bis numerous patrons and the
public generally, that he will continue to do all
Kiuiis ot DiacKsmitn work usually done at a
custom shop, in a workmanlike manner, and at
prices not uito up with the times.
HOUSE SIIOEINQ
Done at short notice and in a manner that will
give entire satisfaction. Pcrsonsowning FLAT
FOOTED Horses, or those that interfere, or
overreach badly, are particularly requested to
givo me a call.
llonae Bhoa of all tizes and of my own man
ufacture, constantly on hand.
HENRY DUDLEY.
North Craftsbury, Feb. 15, 1SG5 m
SILVER AND PLATEP WARE.
Consisting of
SPOONS, KNIVES AND FORKS,
Napkin Rinjs, Ladles, Castors, Cako Baskets,
&c, &c, &c.
COlriX PLATES
furnished at short notice, with inscription.
N. B. Arrangements hare been made with
stage drivers to bring and deliver work for par
ties residing In adjoining towns, without extra
expense to the parties so doing.
O All goods sold by ns are guaranteed as re
presented, and all work entrusted to our care
ill receive our personal attention.
B. E. SHAW. H. A. MARCKRES.
Newport, Vt., May 1, 1865.
ILL1MY & FiSCY GOODS.
TO THE LADIES OF IRASBURGH AND VICINITY.
If RS. WALES is now opening a fresh and
ill
Fancy Gooi
DENTAL NOTICE.
FOR the accommodation of my patrons In
Troy and vicinity, I will bo at the Hotel,
SO. TKOV, niV, ITIAY
and during the week j consequently shall be ab
sent irom my oincein Newport at that tin e, and
also from the 9th to the 24th ot June. Persons
having DECAYED or TROUBLESOME
Ti:i'Tlf , or any in need of a durable set of
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, are respectfully refu
ted to Dr. E. PALM"
Newport, May 1, 186519
N()Tl)iW"YET.
I HAVE some of o best Plows ever offered
for sale in ' place. Also a good assort
ment of Tin-are for sale.
jjj.f;aoi paid for Hides and Calf Skins.XO
TEAMS TO LET
And Job teaming done to order, and cash paid
lJ J1IUC-0.
SAMUEL STAFFORD.
Irasburgh, May 4, ISM.
PAPER HANGINGS.
AAA ROLLS new style bought of the
f)JJJ Manufacturers in New York since
Qolo Fell, by
REYNOLDS, AVERILL & CO.
Newport, April 5, 1H05.
parlorflTrntture.
T) EYNOLDS, AVERILL A CO., will give
It you a bargain on Rich Parlor Furniture,
Carpets and Crockery. At Newport.
SOUTH HARDWICK
W00LENFACT0RY.
W. J. & G. W. COOK,
carefully selected stock of Millinery and
ous, consisting tn part ot uonncts
Hats and Caps, Ribbons, Laces and Flowers, in
the latest and most desirable styles. Also a few
patterns of choice DRESS GOODS. Hoop
Skirts, Corsets, Parasols, Veils, Hosiery, Gloves,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Mrs. Wules hopes by careful attention to the
ishes of her customers to merit a share of pub
lic patronage.
Dressmaking in Its various Drancncs attended
to. Rooms one door west of the Irasburgh
House.
Irasburgh, May 1, 186519
oST. M. SCOTT,
AT THE OLD STAND IN GLOVER, VT.,
TT EEPS constantly on hand a good assort-
a - ment or Harnesses ana Harness wora ot
all kinds ; also a large assortment of Tin and
Iron Ware.
TT Carriage Trimming and Repairing done at
short notice. All kinds of barter and produce
taken in exchange lor Harnesses or tinware,
Glover, April 25, istsd 18
EXCELLENT FLOUR.
""lOOD Family Flour an excellent quality
SAMUEL STANFORD.
Irasburgh, May 2, 1865.
ORLEANS FURNITURE SHOP NO 1.
JB. DWINELL Keeps Constantly on hand
a good Stock of Furniture of all kinds that
cant be beat in price or quality in Orleans Coun
ty, or Barton. Consisting in part of Sofas,
Lonngei, Stuffed Cane and Wood Seat Chairs,
Tables, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chamber Bulls,
Children's Cribs and Cabs, Mirrors, Picture
frames, and Capino's Spring Matrass. Also good
assortment of Comna and Casketta with En
graved plate. .
ITT All kinds of Furniture REPAIRED.TO
Also Cane Seat Chairs NEWLY SEATED, and
made as GOOD AS NEW.
Glover, March 6th, 1BW.
I formerly of Morristown, and lato of Derby,
1 having purchased said Factory of B. F. Ca
hill, are now prepared to do a custom Manu
facturing Business, where they will be pleased
to wuit upon all who may favor us with their
Fatronage. Our former patrons in Albany,
rasburgh, G laver, and Barton, will we trust, not
forget to give us a call. We have a new Mill
and good Machinery, and will make yon good
Gray uassimercs Black and Blue, Black, Brown,
Snuff, and Drabs ; also White and Blui mixed.
Gray mixed, Madder. Red and Wine colored
Flannels. We have 2000 yards of Cloths on
hand ready to exchange for wool on reasonable
terms.
N. B. Particular attention given to Custom
Carding and cloth Dressing. Our motto is to
"live and let live."
South Hardwiek, June 1, 1865.
CARRIAGE
AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS.
rH. HOLTON, successor to Danforth & llol-
ton, Silver Plater, Manufacturer and Deal
er In Harness and Carriage Trimmings.
Constantly on hand a complete assortment of
SADDLERY HARDWARE of all descriptions.
Harness Trimmings PLATED ON COMPOSI
TION, in the best possible manner.
Orders by mall otherwise promptly attended
to.
ILTCarriage Trimmings Plated to Order.fl
J. II. HOLTON.
Derby Line, Junt 1, 1864 21m3
C1ALF WALLETS and Port Monies for gen
J tlcmen nrl IndipK. Violin Slrinir. Violin
rtriittmc anH nthpr trimmlnml for the Same, Gun
Caps and Gun Tubes, a new and large lot of
Confeetionerv of the best quality, Pay son s In
delible Ink, Nichols' Preparation of Protoxido
of Iron and Bark, also all of the popular patent
medicines of the day, for sale at the Irasburgh
Drug Store.
il i rTK ! Drake a 1'iantatton Bitters,
Mm Pinkerion's Wahoo Bitters, Hostctter'a
celebrated Stomach Bitters, Atwood's Jaundice
Bitters, Dr. Langlcy's Bitters, Dr. Hovt's Pre
mium Bitters, all for sale at the Irasburgh Drug
Store.
UELMBOLD'S Extract of Buchu for Kid
ney Complaints, for sale at the Irasburgh
Drag Store.
4 NEW lot of Stationery and Pens, Pea
1 - Holders. Lead Pencils of all kinds, for sale
at the Irasburgh Drug Store.
R. POLAND'8White Pine Compound for
sal at the Irasburgh Drug Store.