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MI'Tl.i: Mil. I.I F.
Twenty to thirty ladies are now on
trial at inli;iii(ila, Warrcu county,
Iowa, for cuiiijicllin;; a scccsh lV'inalc
to carry the American flag in a jir
cession. Swarms of 8 -ii'mels r.u jmssinji
throtifih Michigan, south ward bouiul,
stripping the country of whatever
Berves as them food.
An Alabama negress gave birth to
four children, lately, at oiu accouch
ment. " Two were girls, the others
were bovs. The woman was doing
well."
The Co-operative foundry. Troy. is
now running to its fullest extent,
turning out from til'ty-eight to sixty
five stoves jmt day. It lias had to
decline new contracts.
The territory which Tiiissia, ac
cording to the latest accounts, in
tended to incorporate with its own
dominions, has a population of about
1,030,000.
The Journal du llurre says that
one of the attraetionsof the Univer
sal Exhibition of the next year will
be a prize for the. best singer in the
world of 10.000f., or 21M)0.
A horrible murder took place on
Saturday night, near Salem, Davis
county, Mo., where an idiot .chased
his wife and sister out of doors and
brutally beat them with a Mick till
they were dead. He was arrested,
ami the populace wer' with dillicul
ty restrained from injuring him. His
name is J$enj. .X. Kerson.
The I!eilvillc(Ark.) Xcirn publish
ed the statement last week that four
Union men accepted a challenge from
four late relicls to light a duel with
ritles, distance one hundred yards.
All being sharpshooters, each ball
took eneet, thtee being killed ut
Vight, and the other live more or
less wounded.
Minnesota will produce this year,
it is estimated, 10,000,000 bushels
of wheat.
North Adams claims the largest
elm in New England. It stands tour
miles south of the village, on Ira
Richmond's farm, and its branches
cover half an acre, and 1.10 bend of
rattle can easily stand in the circle of
its wide-spreading shade.
Ten thousand two hundred appli
cations for fifty-four captaincies to
he filled in the regular army are on
file at the "War Department.
A while ago a farmer ia Virginia
lost his wife, and out of love for her
One sultry day in June, lst',5. as I
was passig through the wards of
the I Jerry House Hospital, in Wil
mington, my attention was attract
ed by a : pair of bright eyes, which
followed nie from cot to cot with a
hungry eagerness. Supposing it
was t lie lemonade, which 1 was dis
tributing according to the direction
of the nurses, winch attracted mm.
I cnouircd of the man
charire of him if he could have somi
He replied in lie al'lii inativc. and I
placed the glass to his burning lips,
lie was a mere boy, only hftcen.
His dark eyes and curly brown hair
contrasted fearfully with his nale
checks, while the thin white hand,
with which he clasped the ghtss, told
idly of wasting disease.
1 longed to sneak words of cheer
to the poor boy, but could not stoj
then, as there were manv
men waiting tor the icy draugut I
was carrying. The eyes haunted
nie ; and, as I went from one to an
other, I could not In lp glancingback
at Willie's cot; and every time 1
met the same entreating look which
first attracted my attention.
My duties culled nie to another
nart of the hosnital : and, as I was
I' titn, u titii: a. KiTriitrv. j rz
TOP -IiKKSSI.Vi JHI.1I H.WING.
Some of tin best dairv and grass
farmers of Massachusetts apply the
well pulveri.cd barnyard manure
iihiu their meadows sHUi after the
first crop of hay is taken off, while
others do it immediately after the
second eiop is cut. and some others
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nassins him to go out, he called out.
in a faint voice, " Lady dear holy,
please give nie a kiss jlist one kiss
lie fore you go. My mother always
kissed inc.'' 1 kissed him. with tears
in my eyes for who could refuse
such a request from a dying child,
faraway from every friend and rela
tive. He closed liis eyes murmur
ing, "you arc a good woman thank
you. 'if you will sit. down and hold
my hand' I think I can sleep; lam
so tired." The nurses were very
kind, and the surgeons remarkably
so ; but disease had undermined the
frail structure, and we daily watch
ed our Willie sinking to the grave.
One day 1 entered the-wnrd, and
found that the nurse had placed a
chair bv his cot for inc. as usual:
but he was sleeping, and 1 requested
the nurse not to awaken him. " ,
lniss," saiil the man, "he cries and
takes on soilreadtiiuv w lien no waues
and finds that you have passed
through, that 1 have promised al
ways to w ake him." To do this was
no easy matter : the eyc opened
slowly, and shut again. 1 leaned
down, and whispered, "Willie!
Willie!" "Yes, ves" he replied.
i ..:n i .i a . i' i:.., 1 i
V ho had lull r, juiisi 01 mem srii-iiiiiu,;
I : j i t . i...,..
ii soon iiuci h jsciuieo oiu. wiiii-i"
still wait until Spring and then ap
ply it to the land that is dry enough
to drive on totit that season w ith
i
j out cutting it up; the latter claim
! ing that the Spring is the best time
I to top-dress mowing lands. The;
; Aiut ririhi AjriiiUaiixt favors early j
i top-dressing as seen by the follow ing !
feverish 'extract: j
' First, it is a mulch to the expos- ,
cd roots and tender shoots, defend
ing them from tin' scorching rays of
the sun, preventing the drying of the
surface of the ground, and retaining
in itself the moisture of rains and
dews. Second, it furnishes at once
stimulating food to the plant cut oil'
in its lirime, enabling it to iccovcr
memory,
iuary.
called his estate "(ilcii
A neighbor having met
with the same affliction, and equally
desirous of keeping before him the
image of his dear departed, follow
ed his example, and his farm is now
known by the name of "(Hen F.ct-
AVKTtMONTr.lt " Do.nk"foi: 100.
The following description of the
way a resident of Dan by, Vt., was
" taken in and done for," in Troy, w e
clip from the Jimts of Friday even
ing last :
" It is a little singular tin t with
all the examples before them, people
will allow themselves to become the
Victims of conlidenee gentlemen,
that is, if they read the new spapcrs
at all ; if they do not. of course they
must learn the dearly bought lesson
in a more practical manner. A young
man nninel Lewis Wells, residing
in Dauby, Vermont, was this noon
victimized at an expense of I0( to
himself by a stranger whose acquain
tance ho made on the curs. He left
JJntlalo last night on his return home
from the oil regions by the train
which arrived at 1 1.05 this after
noon. At Schenectady, a middle
aged man came into the car, took a
seat with Wells and engaged ill con
versation, representing himself as a
wool merchant and as having lately
made largo purchased of wool. The
stranger had write a quantity of
money about him in large bills, and
as the Vcrmontor says, appeared to
lie "a real likely fellow." liy the
time. the. train reached Troy, they
had become well acquainted, and
the wdM merchant invited Wells to
drink, which they did at a saloon on
Fulton street near the depot. The
stranger then remarked tlmt he had
business for about an hour, alter
which he would return if the Ver
monter would wait, and the latter
did, while the former went about bis
"business," which was to see a con
federate and arrange a plan of oper
ations. In a short time the fellow
returned and invited Wells to walk
up Fulton street with him. Kcncli
ing the vicinity of the .Museum
building, the wool men-limit met an
acquaintance, and after passing com
plimelils, the third party asked him
if he could pay that ". Ccilniii
ly," said the other, "but I have no
small bills," and then turning to bis
victim, asked him to let him take
film in small bills until he stepped
lip in his office, which was just
around the coi ner. Of course the
latter would not refuse, ami handed
over his greenbacks. The three
then went around the corner of the
block to the stairway on liherstroct
and the two confederates p issed up,
the wool merchant asking Wells to
wait a moment, ho would be down.
The Vernionter Is still wailing" for
his friend, ho, of course, pusv.ed
out of the building on Fulton street,
and made oil". After standing at the
stairway for about an hour, he men
tioned the fact to parties in the store
near by, and was informed that he
had ought to have known before,
that ho was unother vlcti' i id' n
'confidence man." J le was directed
to tho second precinct station hotinc,
where he told his story, and the l
" I was afraid thev would not wake
me, and 1 should not see voit." II
he trnn to civ like
.,,,.1 I... ,,-,,..,1 ,,,,1 t.. , NT. .i ll, until
fllltl ,1 iliI II HI" ll"l I".' -HMII4 t.llll.
he was well enough to go with me. !
" l'romise," said the nurse, " for he
will not live many days more." " No,
Willie, I will not go until you are
better,'" I said, and with the kiss he
never failed to ask for, loft him. The
next morning the doctor came to me
and said. " Willie is gone."
The coffin was placed upon two
chairs, in the dispensary, and we
stood and gazed long upon t lie mar
ble face and folded white h inds
w hite as the Cape Sasininc blossoms
which they clnsped. Then I learned
his history as he ha1 told it. A man
of wealt h had boon ..raffed, and had
bought the boy as a substitute of a
heartless stop father. lie had never
carried a gun. Once from under
his mother's watchful care, the over
grown boy had sunk beneath the
hardships of camp life, ami the spir
it, pure as when it first entered the
clay casket, returned to (lod w ho
gave it. y w line : tnose were not
tears to be despised which fell upon
thy collin soldiers' tears for a com
rade lost. And though upon Un
well contested field you never fought
in deadly combat, the good light of
faith has been yours; ai.d now,
while your example lives in our
hearts below, you wear an undying
wreath of victory in our Father's
kingdom.
quickly from the check it receives
from close cutting, which is fatal to
many grasses, it is necessary to
cut grass just at that time, when
cutting docs the plant the most in
jury, namely, w hen it has exerted all
the strength of its nature in the pro
duction of flowers, ami in the prep
aration for procuring seed. A little
later, when the seed is formed, many
grasses begin to store in their roots
material which they draw upon the
following spring, and in which the
vigor ami vitality, even, of the plant
is maintained through all the vicis
situdes of the season. Timothy is a
striking example of this. Third,
the manure, exposed as it is to moist
ure and warmth, rapidly decourpos
es. it is soon covered by the grow
ing grass and contributes to its
growth during the remainder of the
season, and soon disappears from the
surface altogether. Fourth it ordin
arily induces a growth which war
rants cutting a heavv after-math,
and sometimes a third cutting, with
out injuring the sward."
A correspondent of the Mark
Lane ( Kng.) J'.ijinns says:
"All sorts of opinions diverse
enough are held as to the period
I when grass lands slioulu no mauur
i:i oMMKNir.i in Tin: Mosrsin-.x
tilii' Analytical C'Ih iiiiMm t.i In-
Tho Best on this Continent.
It not nnlv roKtiiri-n (In- lliiir to it natural
ml kfi i.B the licn.l t'riT from Pandnitt.
Init it i. tin- must Ui: i Tin I 1himn; that
i in In- irniliiriMl. J. NTH KXKV,
l.-iillii r D. ali-r. Manrliet-r, X. II.
I f. i-1 loiili.lcnt that it .iiM iati nniil a a flair
! l'vr. Init to n stoii- tlm r.it to tlwir natural
h.-uliliy Htalr. I1IKA.M It. SI.OAN,
I Cart-iiic M.inufartuii-r. Manrhi'strr. N.H.
! I liavi- used .1. 11. IImiim tt's Vkcktaiu.k H int
I IOTni ativk lor almut Iwoycar. unil have
found it tin1 ln-t preparation I have ui-il.
.1 ASON WKsTon.
1. ik Ha.. Co., Man. -lit sti r, X. 11.
! It l-cl-laiiily V ill tnp the Vailing Out of tin
! Hair. KANll.l. 1 . STKVKXS.
j l.alc High Sheriff, Vaneliesler. X. II.
j 1 1i,.m ii. il .1. U. rmou Ti'ii Hun !!i;it.iua
Ttvi: for tlie pa.a year, ami ioniiierit superior
, to aiiv other in use. .1. (i. KATl N,
lYopi ietor City Hotel, Manchester, X. II.
1 have tried most all the oilier Restoratives,
and never found any that did my hair Hie filial
cure like llucKKTT's. Col. S. ('. 1I A1.I..
Manchester, X. II.
It Iiestores Oray Hair: it prevents Hair
Faring tint ; it ( oau.i;i's I he root s to t ueir orig
inal uiaiiie action; it eradicates llauilrutls
and Humors; it keeps the sealp healtlu ; it
contains no iiiiurioiis ingredients ; and is uni
versally nceorileil to lie a splendid llressin,
and Supt i iur Toilet Article; it. merits are in
side the Lottie.
Kverv hottle contains more ii.pii.l than any
other dollar preparation.
No laric rewards nth-red to estiililih its elit
cacy : hut v c do tiiiaralltee to refund the
money to any person . ho will use two liottli-s.
and then say that our Kcstorat ive has tailed to
do all veclaini. We have instructed all our
agents faithfully to comply with the ahovo
i;i iiiaxty. "J. 1!. HAliKKTT & CO.,
Manchester. N. II. Proprietors.
M. S. lll litt Co., flclieral A'.'ellls. llostou.
Sold hy V. II. Si C. S. Ktkvkss. Ilradford.
and A. S. F.uttt i:i.i,, Wells Kiver. and hy all
dru'iists. L'li.vl
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
"Truth is Stranger than Fiction."
rWM. (i. HAIiltY. AM KKGt'LAHLY KE-
eeiviuic Xew UimkIs froin the- inuuulac
turcrs unil Tin porters. lui;lit for cash, lit low
tenures, mid will Ih- m.1.1 at a hihuII advance
from cost, willi a sii list a ntial guaranty of ee
ilied iualily. at
No. I 11 VKDV S Hl ILIilNO.
Such as Clocks. Watches, Jewelry, (iohl. Silver
and rialcd W'arcK in variety, for i-oiiiuion
mid gprrinl usei.. iiie'iiidius choice arti-h-H
for Birth and Holiday IM'eii
I'lits, and fur Silver, tl.ddeu,
and liaiiioiul WeddinH,
Silver SpiMiim of Ster
1 in LT ipialit v. Silver
l'lated Tahle
and I' i e
Knives,
Forks, spoons,
laidl. s. T. a Sets,
astors. Cake A Card
llilskets, Cupn &i (iohletri.
Toast Hack. Call Hells. &e.. of
the hest ipiality, T.ihlr ami I'ocket
Cutlery. I.oii': and Short Sijjhtcd Siec
tncles Nose Olasm-s. l'eriscopic Ac Mnc-
nifviiiK Classes, Fine silvered Collin I'lateB
furnished and eiirav. d to order. Scissors,
Thermometer-, Ifevolvers, Cartridges,
and Water l'roof I'etciission Caps,
and many useful Yankee Xo
tions. too iiiitm reus to
mem ion.
Clock and Watch work f,iwfj done; also.
Joh yvork. iiicludiim Surveyinji, and Musical
Instruments, done willi lastini; utility. Iain
assisted in the Watch Department hy mv la
ther, wlio has had much practical experience
in this hranch, and will attend personally to
the real w ants of important Watches. He will
irive esoecial atteniiim to Clironoineter, tine
i liuplex. and l.evcr Watch.-., and Poiilde Tiin
I its. and will a.liusl and ri-ulate them to Stan
dard Time, with creat accuracy of hmhriiiutl
vihrntiou. thai such timekeepers may answer
fully the purpose for which they were made, in
w hatever posil ion tltey may he used. He will
put into jiood Hd I0u,i;lish Levers new parts,
ivine; them the quii k and lluil'onil heat of the
American Watches, ami w ill add t he ( hronoin
it cr I'.alauce, v.-1 II adjusted to tempera I urc and
position. F.xp.iiso Itoin ifl.'i lo ij l"i. acconlins
to nuniherof pieces, linetier.s of lillish, il 11.1 ai'-clira.-y
of adjustinctit.
Stall and Cylinder w.irk. I'ivotin and ,lew
ellinj; to a limited aiiiount. done tor the Trade.
My thanks I hereby lender to a jicncrnus
tnililic for so lilieral a iiatronaue m Ihc ti;ist.
and 1 respectfully solicit a continuant e of the
same. All orders tor roods or work, nv ex
press. stn-.o or.uliiTV, ise, will receive prompt
and careful attention.
W.M. (i. IIAHDV.
Ilradford, .tune I.', ISii'i. I
rpiiF. st nsciiir.Ki! coxtixfksto cak
1 rv ou
the
1XKSS, at the
( AltlXF.T Pt liXITt KK III S
Old Stand, at the South end of
Remember!
THE HALLETT BROTHERS
OF
K A J) FORI),
Take CUFF XI1ACKS, XKtional Cnrreticv, the
Kills of all New Kuulaml (solvent I Banks, and
Farm Produce, in exeh-inye for any, or all of
111. ir
FI.I'.OAXT STOCK Or
DRESS (iOODS
Woollen, Xottoux, iir..
Wlih h. for i lonnncc of style, w ill he found en
tirely Mipi rior to anythiai; heretofure otli rcd
in this village. all liounht during the present
sta'4lllltiotl of pure-.
Darling & Divoll,
i:h i- ORI I II,
Would resjiritfully rail the attention of the
iiuhlie to their lare stock of (mmmIs. which
liavr been houht at tin: lowest primH, and
are couiiosi d. in part, of the following :
piuxrs,
IELAIXES,
j. .ii. visii:,
and
D
Of DVtM'V
R ESS
I' uih! drM-rijttion.
Kortinciit of
GOODS
A large
II ATS,
XX o o t e
c a r a ,
n-xxct Shoes,
Coffee
Te
is,
Tol lacco,
Molasses.
Sugars,
Salt.
Tisli,
Nail.sf,
VL'OCh'KK Y a ,1 II A lilt ir.l RE
of every description.
MISDICIPJEa,,
r.in.xT Mi:nr-ixt:s of ml Krxrsr,
I'll ill I :iiiI Oil.
We wou'd call espee
and well
al attention to our larj
11 1 U.l : t.,..k of
7,7:.i nv ma m: clothisg,
mid
dents' I'ni'liisliiiiir doods.
it
mi iiriti )ii.i,A4Ji:.
formeilv occupied hy A. 1. Shaw, vlierf he
has on lian.l. ami is .'-onstantly inanufactuiiliy
from the li.-st inatei ials.a general assort inent of
OsiImiioI liii'iiit lire,
coii'ist iti in part of
sofas, sk( i;i:vai;u:s. nruKAfs,
'ottaye and Cm cmui II. .1st. -ads, ( cuter, pin.
in. Card. W.u anil iires Tallies, l.iht
and Washtamls. Cane. Wood-Seal,
Illack Walnut and Mahoanv
mi
t
watch makki:
.If.Wf.l..t.U.
Had
1: x 1 1 it a v i: i!
I JJl'lCVed ClllKI, ..,1. smiie ln:i i ll t :i i n i 1 1 " ' miv time1
.1 . m ' " '
may be chosen, and graphically
enough saying that 'any quantity'
niav lie ;iveii, and that it is sea reel v
possible to give too mm li. This, of
course, refers to the farm-yard ma
nure or dung; when artificial or
portable manures are used, the liest
time fur their application is in the
spring. Autumn manuring with
dung seems to be the most in favor
and justly so, especially if the dung
is lung and not easily assimilated
willi the crop. One great advant
age and it is not alwavs thought of
obtained by top dressing of mead
ows with long manure in autumn is
the protection or shelter yielded by
it to the grass in severe frosts of
winter. Some who have paid atten
tion to this maintain that fully one
half of the advantage obtained by
autumn top-dressing of grasslands,
is owing to the shelter given to the
plants during frosts, by the coinpar
ativclv bulkv manure."' .
Also,
ANo, 'li-alrr i:i
Clods, WatrhrN, Fine (rohl Jnnlnj
Silver, ixmf Sih-rr PUtUit WUrr,
r-r ;!. I. siI.YKl. an.1 s'I'KKL
123121: SWA TACI.KS.
I'iM-kct and 'I'alilf rutl. ry.Mnsjriil In-t nunrnl
rimtnr.ijili AUmntj. Oin-r;i ;tinl Spy il;i- s.
tiittl raiK-v (lontlsdl" kiinU. at tin' tmcf
pricrs. Hilu-si it-cH pai'l lnr 1 llnltl :iml
Cx S'h''''- '
locks. Wal. lies and .tcwclivW
thoroughly repaired. '
stoic in Soiita end l rn-hiMds lhu-k Siore.
HiailloM. Vernioiit. I
I'hliil dtlil Fihtry Siifrx. i ;('.',( v
hairs, llontlMizinrK, AlfniiT
(i iTundi ik k, lUii i tjrs. Or
iliaiilirx. Muslins, ("mi m
hms. iiinjiti ms.
J'lli'ls, tr.
II Wl-ll to '
Sm-iii rhlitit
UV a II li I; suit .
i i'ii:i' and -ee i
t it. i w i-ln;i
iU, 0.1,.... I
l i-.imrn-- au.t I '. ki i
111 do hell to call and :-.
for vt know t h it w .- can
ill v.lisl; ini. We ui .-.a. s I,;
f l t'nki-s, anil
s In fore uoint;
to huy l-'aucy
say. you
1 lni'inir,
ices' that.
hefor
II I
.Ml;
Lire...
in:,t'iy
l.e.lh
llll- Ul I I
lievoiid i.nr
increaiii.
ac our lui-
the success
i Ilia iferii ha- ;i.a
i latino am! oar r ; :o
ili-ti i niniiit ion i- t
a., t o iHei il a eon. ihiia in
a::
w hich ha
As i. -..
tided cur
- the
"I ; Si
IMPORTED
r Sinn;-!.
DRESS GOODS;
'I I': S I
I 'tills, iiomti f-
li'Umr;! (,,.-,!
. f :-.ll km.U.
' I'ttra.-ols
, ':'
l:ilcnt ECccliiiiiig ( liair,
Willow
l'i
Wiiir.tns. iiildren's Chairs and Crihs.
irtalile and and Wet sinks; also.
Tt'CKKU'S I'.VIT.XT Sl'UIMI IlKPS,
Chanilier Sets and Lookin'-( Jlasses. Also.
lai ;;c a
Looking ( Jiasses.
sSOl tlll.-l.t Of
Riwhj-Mulc Cnjjiiis, Caskets, ami
(i rure-Cliitlii'x
on hand, which lie w ill furnish as ren-nnahle as
can lie altoriieil. t i imiiied in a neat and tasty
luanner. or to suit the purchaser.
lie is al l. a-e'lt tor Wlf.di.V ,V Cltll'.s
FA.MII.V SI.WI.Vi; M Hill NFS. and CI. NX
.t A.MH'O.N S CLOIIIFS WIMNOKi;.
V. F. SHAW. Jr.
Ilradford. VI.. July 1-', I st, ,c.. On.'i
l'ATTKXIMI
sound sense in
Swi.nk. There is
Hie following taken
lepliveniiowliavotlieniatlei inliand." i In Kurope.
MX (ioVF.IiXOl! ( 'AIM. OS Cool. I DIM-:
of VkkmoM'. K (liivcrnor Cool
idge (lied at Windsor, on (he 1.1th
iust. lie was born in that place
over seventy-four years ago, and
practised law in tlie same town for
tiftytwo years, lie graduated at
Middlebuiy College in 1M1, and
was Slate Attorney for the county
of Windsor from 1S.S1 to 1 .-:;, and j
liepreseiitatie from Windsor tothe
Cionoral Assembly Iimiu IS'M lo 1 :'", i
and from s:t: ' o lslL.'. lie was!
elected Speaker of the House of
li'epreseiitatives in ls;i(i, and troin
is: hi to isii ; was elected Cmvornor
of N'ermout in 1X and re-elected
in t s t ; was Senator from Windsor
county in ls.1l, and reelected in
l.S.1.1. (loveruor Coolidge was one
of the I '.lectors at Large from Ver
mont in 111. ami voted for Henry
Clay as President of the I'liited
States. In ISP.I Governor Coolidge
received from his Alma Mater, Mid
dlchiiry College1, the compliment of
i the degree of lAi. I .
A correspondent ol the t nicagoi
I'osl, writing from St. Louis says:
"It is impossible lo give a correct
estimate of tlie number of deaths
from cholera here, as the authorities
have forbidden t he cemetery lerks
reporting the same. It is known,
however, that there are over one hun
dred interment daily. Alter a tem
pi miry lull the epidemic seems to be
raging afresh."
The Ojiiitionr of Turin publishes
il correspondence from some one,
who says that nboul the beginning
of tho wnr he was one of u conimis
Minn to investigate Ilio condition of
the two Italian ironclad, lied' Italia
and Kedi I'orlegallo. Ilesays the
wood work of both vessel immedi
ately behind the lato was no foul
that it could be picked (o piece w illi
the lingers.
Over :i,(Miil barrel of flour lire
manufactured daily in Milwaukee.
It i Kuiti that in 1S(!." there wore
oW..i!MI ton of beet sugar produced
from an old work, called ''Countrie
I'ariu."'
The more ipiiet and comfortable
hogs are kept, the more rapidly will
they take ou fat : " Tlie hogs which
,M)U intend to keep in and fat. shall
not come forth at their sty, being
alone and free from others, neither
shall thev have any light but at the
door, which is made to go in at. for
to dress them. The care about these
is not so great us other cattlccxccpt
ing only the keeping of them clean,
and knowing how to make them
good meat, so long as until they arc
fat, for after that they will lose every
day some of their meat, for they are
sometime seen to heap up such
ipianlitics of fat upon their live tlesb
a that there are some hogs found a
foot and a half thick of lard."
A
linit' Furiiixliing 4ool.
(Kuip STOCK OF (UnillXO. COM
prising :
Fr'ick, Nuc,, unit liitnitir.ti Cotil.
J'ttnts ami I'rstit. la Mtttrh,
Jloyn ( 'tnitu unit Ihiftt'i',
ShirtH attit iritim-ii,
IhttHUttil i'ttjiaiii (ri'itl ritt'itty.
At l'lflt llAh'P'S.
.TltMlicint'x.
TAXT-
4 FtT.l, STOCK OK TF. AS. M . ASSF.S.
, SVKI I'S. SI li AliS. ( tiFFKK. TollAC
CO. Sl'ICF.S. and
'.i. ver i;i;ci:i;ii;s
nl all kiniU. l;ic Stanli, iVr, AU, K-n-MMir
i ami Vluul. Inm aiwl Mn 1, )!hh am!
Ox Shoes ami NuiK. Cut NaiU. NtU. I'uutli-i-alitl
shot, Kih. I'nrk, t'nitlac. 1 ; nmlMtMir?
n Kixtiir'.. Iliinlvvarc and i'urlt ry, 1'li'ur.
Hint CtMintry 1'roiiiirc. at price as low as can
1m bought in the tuwii orcnimTv.
1 i'UK UAiy.
HOOP SIRT TRADE,
( hily nutic a .t t.'
tnr stm k in ihi- i i :j
la i i
A
OKXKUAL Asm HiTMKNT O N
Iv on haial. Aixt,
PATH NT MKDiriNKS,
Ollm nr.'i X3ro SUiCfs.
Pivsci ipt n.' carcl'iilly mt up. 1'hyMriaiis
KUpplii 1 at Kiuall aihain c trutn citst.
riiiCilAKD.
1 1 i:iti e:i:.
V(.i;m:ui. assoutmmnt ok m;v
ami KaHhiniiiihh' t nntitnn' cnn-tautly on
haml. TIiiim' want in ur iiuythin in the tine ar
it pt'ct liiily in itct to t-iill ami cMiinmi',
COFMXS AM) CJ.SKhTS
Ol various stvh-s ami iicf. ncaflv triiutitcil
Tn oi-di-r on slittrt nutter. Also
Ready-Made Grave Clothes,
Collin 'ri-itulliins. l'lati's, A ...
Alsu. Humi fur tin- -al.- ..I M AstiX ,V 11 M
I.1NS ( 'AltlXF.T (UaiAXs, and SMITH'S
AMF.IilCAX (UiOANS.
SfirriiHcnK tn haml far rrtnttiiniliim.
ot:o. 1.. ui it.fi:.
First d.i.ir Smith .if Tiaittn- Iluusi.
llradfiird. .) urn- in, lsiKi. 1
Jut o w r XX X O 13 s
A CoXSCIF.NTIot s VoTKIt. The
following story is told of a IJevolu
tionary soldier, who was running for
Congress. It appear that he was
opposed by a much ,oiingcr man.
who had never " been to the wars,"
and it Mas wont of" Revolutionary"
to tell the people of the hardships
he endured. Says he :
" Fellow eiti.elis, I have fought
and bled for my country. ,1 helped
whip the licit i -s 1 1 uud Indians, 1
have slept on the field of battle with
no other covering lhaii the canopy
of heaven. I have walked over froz
en ground, till every footstep was
marked w illi blood."
lust about this time, one of the
"sovereigns," w ho had become very
much interested by this tale of wo,
walks up in front of the speaker,
wiping the tear from hisccs with
the extremity of hi coat tail, and
interrupt ing him. says :
" Hid you say that you had fought
the lil lllsh and the I unties :
" Yes," responded .'evolutionary.
" I lid you sa that oil had slept
ou the ground, while serving ,Nour
country, without any kiver f'
" Yes, sir, t did."
"Iiidxousay you had followed
the enemy ol your country over
fro.eu ground, till every footstep
was marked with Mood;'
" Yes," exult ingly replied tin
speaker.
Well. I hen," sny the tearful
" sovereign." us lie iriive a siuh of
painful emotion, " I'll be blamed if I
don't think , Mm have (lone enough
for your count ry, nod I II vutfl lor the
other inn n !"
n. i . i i ki:ii:ic,
Boot, Shoe, and Leather Dealer,
.17' rin: ". " lll.ISS ST.XMK"
Winild kii v In Ids pat rims, and tin1 pulilir r.-n
t-rstllv. Iliut In" li-i'ls jjrali lid fur past lavuis.
and that lie has linw un luiiid n (.'nod assort-nt.-tit
id'
HOOTS, .SIIOKS, a ' Ll'.ATII Kit.
whirli lietttVer for Vtnth tu livtul.f laij a ciiruii
as ran in hotmlit in inurki t. ami wuttltl invite
all who are in want of unytliin in hi- Hue, to
call uml e :imnie his eii !li al toi k. He liar
Moots ami hIipcn of every m -teription, utul all
ul' excellent tunlity ami litu-h.
(ioo.l nit' lhmt. iur $l.."t
IS tor (laitcrK . ..'(t
( 'hililrenV plain iiml 'humt tipn Ml
W uiiH ti'i Hiilmoial Sm 1.75
i Ami oilier Shoes at the natiir i lieini intfs. He
hastilovi' Call" ol lii- own tanning, whith he
will warrant to Rive ctil;ii iion,
IirfHtiritttj tluiir vt thwt nutirr, ttmt iwk miulr
Hraafoitl.Jnnc K I v 1
F. & H.
iniistniitlv
(i Is.
li.-adv-M.i.l.-U
. I. (..
Cl'lM
KEYES & CO.,
addition to their
Tl'IMIl
.Mock of
t lothtau
imU.
Iie-s,
,V Ihinl U iue.
J '' it- atnl Meiln incN,
1'iiintf. Oilfi. Ac, ,
Making tin ir a-Ma.nient tin Uet to he louml
in the county ; ami :ll at juices to eorreMpontl
x ith the Timr-- 1'lea-e eall anil Kxauiine lie
t'ute purrha-atio eUevvhefe.
Newhnrv. June, lMi. I
lory flvht Hiikt'H nnI SI1'h.
Kver kiii thl hv u i
V A ii It A T i: I
Fnrjt Fitu,
ItfuitliJ'ul Sun Shndrx,
Fmbroidrrii h.
A utimis,
Trimmim,
(Hill llliflmix.
V. . :M.- in
liia l and I n
II.
-liai
i:.
pin- li
1. 1 .!
Mak, l
tt llp.m lai
It l ull;; ' i .
at v..- snail
; i ;i ti in.
v. la. uill
.- that la
OAKUM, ,V
:;.'..! Slit,
alu .e, s ho
niav lav.ir ui
la n i-i-ivp n
. vi i v trulv
eil. I..
Itt
i
i t:a:it. r.
A Ii I It II
mii: l
nit-
In itr.'Ht prtirusii.n.
Kruii'tuli.'r, I liis is a Ni-
Stnn',
,' i nri'.; !:
U.l.ow I s i ;
" : i"'a i 1 i'i -'.)' U i:i aaiV :
i oiil. l ii.nrn .
Ml ' mi.Is nj" 'nauaon and F.eicv C.mdi. ,
r.i;;n llrnps, l,.ii-n'. s. ,Vi'.
I'ruil ami A ills.
(nn-itia ..f ia!i-s. lain, a,.;. At.i.l.s.
iu. WaltniTs,
(if
Na
I Lit. ( iM-.iaiiitl . I'.nu;
il Nut-. l'.-,ui;N. Kil'wi's A,-.. ,V
'l'ola it ml eii:ar..
!1 lli. .1 id". . .-n t hn.ials. ii.rPidin
l-'iii.' Cut . , i-.. A c.
l'ili, (!, .Vi
Ii llalilnit, ( ml. Ma.-kir. 1.
d Ida i -im;, Sarduu s, A i . ih
A.-nir.
ind l'ri.'
Iadsti'rn,
1 1-r Mfi
rvi d at -hurt iiuti.---
Ale's siikI rl i:i I .
Pnl-t.-r. I lianipala- ( id.-r. S.nla. Small l.-rr:
IN.rt. .Mad. ira, and ( alilnntta im-s, Koso
W ate: . llav lilini, A. .
.l-lli' in:l .Isiiiiw.
Uasplii-rr'. struMl-rr'. l'.-ai-li. (i.iinc.' tin. I
I'iii.-appli' .fi llii s and .lams : alsu, 1 mnatu nml
Inut Ki-t.-litiiis : I'a-kti-s, IVni.rr Sunt i. ami
Wa
iitla r iii-tirli's in this lnu.
Appl. suu.l I ini.itis tnr si'U' tin luirn-l, or
in less iiualititit-s. IM'als.. i:ivv lite Hrall.
Ilrailiiinl. .linn I j, Isu,. p"
No.
And . :.
T
uai.'dy's nrii.iUNti,
in.l"i! u lar;.- mid w. l! si li rt i d u
No Old Stock! Ko Old Stock!
I a m y iiikI Mii ;(. Jr . l lo.
I lia- a'.wavs un hand lll.nlt. .titt'iiu, nml
(in .11 1'i as, ( nil, i S-n. s. Sii-ar. .M dasM-i..
l.anl. I'll and l'ii-l. Inl lisli. 'I 'rip... Vini'iMr,
I ll ii-d ' l-'ruii . 'iipiaia. Sau'ii. 1'aiina. ('..Ill
Man 1). ('mil, in- l.lrai I,, I ..lia. i-.i ul all Uilnls,
ivrrii. n.- anil lual Ul, i- i-ti i t I alls. I.atiit.s,
A "., ,Vr. .Iiisl r.-i-.-ivi l.
HARNESS MAKING.
IIi.iiiii.s. hip.
100 lUnnU
'III ice
W'v shall ti t i li all.
cry niic In liny iiimI-
il fur tin int.
at nur Stun-
n -t nl i v
r luiv
II.
Hi lis.
tiling
lliUK'
It. KKNXKIiY KKKl'S ( 'INSTANT
Iv un hand I larui-ssi Saddlrs, Iti idlrs,
, llluuki'ts, W hips. Inmlis. unil rvi'ry
usuull.v ki-pl in u lliirni-ss Simp.
XX o i a 1 r 1 n k
thiiunhly. pniiiiplly, mid lit living
'Ihankful fur past favurs,
I'liutiuuiiiiir nl tlir mi mi',
simp si-iimd dour Snilli
llnllsi., Ill , it fin d.
Jin-
lic luiprn fur ll
if the Trtit t it
Diseases of the Kidneys.
VU.I, AT rillt'll A Hll'S. AMI (if.T
J V A 111 IS KIHXKV (llVIMIIMl, t lit
m'l'illrst ri'lin dy ill tlllMMilld lnr all llirurn u
(In1 Kidn. is. Hunt l'niyi-t, WuitiiiiIimI to
hi. ridiif.
'pill: M llsl llllll.lt II AS .H sT UTTKI)
1 un a si i in Winsliiii'ii lluildiiiu, In-ill Iv
i. pp.. -Hi' ih I'npir Mill, vlii'ii' In' Mill pay
slla HI, MIIM1HN Tl IIH'IIIIMI
I Hd Wiiumis, Mi'i-hs. mid nil iiiiuiniT i.f Vi1-
Itii li s. us i II ii" In inaki' new inn s, I lias
laid Inut; rvpiTit'iiM. in I hi- liest sliuis in (lie
Stair, and nil wmk will hi' iluni-in Ih.-innst
thmnnuh inaiiia r. IIKMIY I. ItllllWN.
Ilrnilinril, duly ' liii.
O. I). AKICAM i:i.
MMMTX. )NK DtKilt MUITII OF
i llii'uld " lllisA Stntid, Iiiin iilunvn on
lit t llii' lit-st ipiality nl'
r. o. n. wMtit.ixrmt wurrsd- smn.s
11 ll llllltl-ll (III- Wurlil IIVIT ll till' Ill's! ill WM'.
Ni'W pnlii jtlvi'ii In nil (dM's v Ihti" tlu v princ
ih li'. liM.. Alsu, lliiula nml Sliiii K i.f lim im ii
iiiaiinlai liii-r. iiIhiivr nil luiiid, Iur i-ilhi-r m n
ur ii kv, mid nil kinds, Kim uud lilshlulis.
M'ork Mmlo lo .li'iiuro,
unit
L'rjmii'infi done (it fiihort Oidir,
l'llii' n mv n al iiiivnthi'mtiirp III llio niiili-
liiln tin-uiuiliiv nf tin- KtiH-k iim-iI la fur
ll
to
lnt's Vl-m-tlll'h' I'llliai'I'tl is till' lirst
Im nl uud 1 'it i ti Killrr ilsi d.
I. ini-
V
i:.
Casli iv: Koadv l'av.
GOOD GOODS AT LOW FIGURES
In uriti-r ti ik-11 ;cod ,nW,m HI law flgiiira.
Our muck of
FAMILY a HOC Kit IKS
Wrslrrn Flour,
Whi.-r
rant.-.
1- s
h.iM
Id lira . and i -aNn
a k,h,,I
hai ri-1 .vnr-
sliltltlt-llt of
s.inii.i-:ijv iiaui iWAiii-;,
jiur.-liiisi-d ul tin- niauurarturrrH. Ki'tnciultor,
In- k.-i ps tin- ul i- t llitl'.
l'un t Illici t tin- plan','
A. OSIIOKN,
1 No. :i Hardy 'h lluildiiiu. Hiuilturil.
1il TO A
Mill i an i!i l 'Ii
II. T.
yVICh' SALKS
unit
niitiirinr In Iiml In ui'iii'i-nl ll si-
IIIHlllul.l, .Unil' in, lM,
1IIAlll;ll KKTS.-A VAIIICTVOFI'I.AIN
V and ( ii liaiin ntal Iiiiimiim hulls, Madras
, NirliiK lli ils. ( nt I nur Hi dst iid. ( rllimnil
Nwiii( (Irndh's, nl
V. II. T. KF.VI C(.r.
SMALL PROF ITS
Sivond Mtock tjf St asiniiililr Hoodit uoir
i fjltH, i
lifi ss (l.i.ids, 01 ii k Silk. l'lipliim, .Mnr iiii
hi.iui's. (link and I 'In in Alpaiaas. Alpii.i ,
lliii'1'Ui'H. (Iri'iuiililii K,.liiriiiii l, Fri-n.-ii
( iiiiihilcK nml I'liats, lie l.aini-,
(liiiuhains.W Inti' (h.u.U.l.ai i s,
'1 1 1 'i ui 1 1 1 J4 s. and llilltiuin,
llimii ry, (lluvi's, I'nrn
mil, Sun I'mlii-i'l-las,
1 1 ii ii ii
Skirts,
II ii I in urn I it ,
('iirwU, ll (In'llt
vnrii'l vnl siiuill Wiiri'd
1 liiini'nt Irs and W in. liens Mf
I-VIT.V llllallly, Clllii'tlni;K mill
Mtriiw MuttiiiK, I'npir llaiiulnu
iiml Vt iniluw Sliaih ., andiilhi'rni'tirlrii
tmi nuini rnu In mrliiiiliirii whi.li will
lw Knlil lit tlie Inwi-.t ninrki't tirlifo, t'J
. . UK" 1KH HARP. Air't
llindf.ild. .Iiinf !l. mA. 1
rno vibiono
Will hIwiiv. rinnpri'.r the li.'.l In lie fi.iiiul In
tin" minki'tn. nt hnnin nr ulirntnl, niid win in
mid li n
kkvf.s a Co.. vni:i;i':
IS. Cutlrl'S, ,SLrars. l'ish.
Trip.-. I'liuir, Clinr.ilali', Hi.uiiu, Macraruiii,
Tapiui a, Sau, rrtuiri'lli, uud i-vrri tliiuu i-lst
at tlii' vrrv Inwi'st prii-i's.
ll. II. AU.IIY'S
I'llOTOdRA I'llIV GALLERY,
At Nun. I .") it lli IIauiiy'm lli ll l'iso,
Qracirord, Vonnont,
Is tlir plin i. tn jii if vim w isli iiliu
Curies I if Visitr,
I 'In it n l il .lis.,
Anihriil pes.
(.. in rii-liirp,
All uf wlii.-li nri' hlii-h.-d lii'i'orilititf In tlir Int
st iuipriiM-ini-nt id tin- Ait. Piirtii-nliir nt
t. ul inn paid tu mn k i ti u; rularijiil, us nidi as
siiiall I'liiiluiraphs Iruin pi. Iinm id' ili'i'i-nsril
pl-l'SIIIIH.
I'liolournpli AllMima.
A ti 1 1 1 Hi'li'iiiiiii I'ua.taiitly un li 1 1 in I . AUn
Oval, (lilt, Ilia, k W a la n't. and Uuscnnnil
Frnnii i, Siiuiri Kianii sut nil si.-s and kinds,
Hindi' In nrdrr. I
A ,ew IHm-ovitj.
i I.K'ril) KOIK I.KAMNd OI.IOJKAVK
J tuiiin, M.iiiiiiui'iitK nr (liiinit.-. 1 1 1 war
riinli'il tn it-Miiivf nil dirt nr iiiubk In ten min
utes, nml will Ii iivi- Hie slime itn tiatiltul cnliir.
1'rii i! Iiv iniiil, imstpiilil, fl. ( ii-eular u.-enui-paliii
s the hnl lie. Aildies.
II. M. OKIFFIN,
imf Mnrlilr Winker, llriiilli.nl, Vt.
honin qiittlty 1'in b found In tlie count y
ft W. A R ( IIAl.t.riT.
vinii:,
IltAVK K()U (II T, AXlt INTKNU TO
li'tivn tim ii koiiii. All p. rsi.ns Ind. htod tu
mr liy .Viti., or lluok Aei'oniit, nie le.pie.led to
mil mid net I li- ( he nunc linuiedlntelv, and HATti
, . W. H.'EVANM,
I'.iiM Ciirltitli, Atl, II, 181.(1, awlll
I'OI .
IN IIRAIiKO A WAt,l,l'T CONTAIN
lliu sum iii luotiey, which tho uiMirr liinr
IShvii liy iipplirnll in to tlm iiiulerslKiii'd, prit.
Ing pn'K'rty, mid pnvina fop tbiii mlrei-tln"-
mrnt
ri r ninth. Aug. ",
. II. r.VAM.
n-i'i