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TTTE -CALEDONIA.
Sprhiff Work.
Aftor tlie soil is in fair condition, tlic
pooiicr the Fpring gruins are in, tlie bol
ton5 chiiiico tborc will bc for a good rrop.
Nothing will be gained, however, in dis
turbing the soil while it is so moist ns to
stick together whcn iIougl)ing it. In
deed it will only eanse it to rcmain for
woeks in a coarse and lumpy condition.
J5ut as toon aa it will fall to picces and
fonu :t friable mass, upon being movcd,
then get in tlie rye, oats and barley.
Sf'W onions as carly as possible. They
will do altogethcr bcttcr for carly sow-
ing.
Clovcr
down last
sced, on land tbat was laid
pring, innst not be forgotten.
if it is desirctl to sow it at all.
Knock the raanurc to pieccs tliat was
dropt in tlie inowing ticlds last fall. It
will do little or no good a3 it lies, bnt
will be an aniioyance in getting the hay.
and some of it will be quite likcly to get
into the hay mov.
flrafting and thcgardcn should be at
tiiuk'd to in season. Set a shade trec
wliere onc is needed, or a ilowering
slirnb,' a jiatch of strawbcrries, &c, &c.
J'ut in potatoes for early use on a wann
&jmt they are one of the most iinpor
tant cnrlv vectftbles. X K. Farnvr.
J'otato Culture to Avo'ul the llot.
A letter written by .Wr. Jaivd Wilcox
llaverstraw, to one of onr eorrespon
dents, on the causes and prevention of
the potato rot, is sent ns for publication
It i-j very probable that the potato crop
is iiiiired by injndieion? treatnient, in the
w;.vs to which Mr. "vY'lcox refcrs, but
that part of his letter is of lcss intcrest
than the statement he gives of the tystem
of inanagenient which Iias proved emi
mently ticccssliil on his fann :
k,I believc in a rotation oi erops : and,
a hay is a vnlnable crop with ns in this
st'ction, J keep iny land in grass as long
a it will bcar a good crop ; then I break
np the "lonnd, and inaniirc heavily with
barn-yard fur corn, and the next season
1 fplit the corn-hills one way and give
the ground a lieavy plowing the other;
then harrow it lcvel and inark ont for
potatoes. 1 hac a coinpu;t, mixed of
the following, which T belicve nnieh bet
t.r than any green or nnferniented nia
inire : 0 bushels wood ashcs, -1 do. shell
linie, 2 iryp.-tim and 1 salt. I put in
each hill abont a pint. 1 plant large.
wcll-matnred secd in facl, the best I
havc and cnt thcin two eyes on a piece,
tLree pieees io the hill. The cut teul suon
c mincnrc (o dovy, by tlie tinie the tinall
tnbcrs frorn the sced are generally all
J.U1U-, and there U no rot to coinnuinicate
ivith the new crop, and 1 have a good
iehl of Mjund potatoes. If the lield is a
i-vy dry soil, 1 add niore gypsinu. Thus,
thc salt produces moiature, the gypsuin
retains it. while the lhno and ashes swcet
en and enrieh the soil prodncing a crop
nf potatoes that has always paid nie well
ibr iny labor, and I havc not had live
bii-hi'ls of rot ten potatoes in ten years,
i ci-pt from new seed lately purehased
3 believc in changing iny seed as often as
i lici' in thive or four years, even if I get
the saint varicty froni a di.-tancc; but I
do r.ot chango oftencr than once in six or
seven years. siinply becausc it take- me
two or three years to cradicate the rot
Jrom tlie sced that I buy."
Mr. "Wilcox has observed that the rot
tirst attaek? the potato tubers nearest the
stalk, often dc.-troying all but tho.-e at the
extremities of the roots a fact in sup
purt of what is doubtless the correct
theory as to the cause of the rot the
themy which aseribcs it to a fungus.
t)b-ervation with reirard to the causes of
this, fungus, or rather as to the eircinn
Hances under which it is inost likely to
propagate itself, is by no means cxhaust
ed, and niigltt be eonductcd farther to
great advantagc. Cuimlri Genlkmau.
L'sv and Misusc of liuchs.
1 kcpt the past season forty-four ewe
s-luvi), natives, with a sliirht snrinklin" of
Southdown and Lncester. 1 nsed with
them a buck lamb which was a cross of
the llanip.-hire J)own and J.eicester. I
' tendcd the buck" by letting him among
the sheej) with n rope about his neck,
witli which to regulatc him. J never
allowed him to serve but two each day,
and those but twice each. The buck was
kept in the stablc and fcd with the best
of hay, grain and rooL?, with plenty of
water, which kept him strong and vigor
orous. About three weeks sufticed to
serve the flock, whcn the buck was
allowed to run with the shcep. Now for
thc result:
Two of the cwos had no lamba. The
forty-two dropped fifty-fivc strong,healtby
lamb--, which required no extra attcntion,
exeept a little feeding of some of the twins
iV C 1 .... ...
lor a iew tiays. ri,e lambs began to
come the first of April. I lost but one
of said Iamb. and thal cnc was killed by
a uog or lox m tlic pasture. 1 sold the
fifty-four Lunbs in Septc-mber for -2o5,
which was better than llocks sold for in
this town with no twins among them
I'he same shcep last ycar had but three
Eets of twius, while this ycar thirteen of
thcia raisetl tweuty-six lambs. I have
managed my llocks the same this fall, and
shall note thcresultin the spring. Juna
than Isiurence, in Jlirror.
lirahma Pootra Foiuls.
So much has bcen said in favor of the
lirahma Pootra fowls, that it scemshard
ly worth while to add any morc testiinony
to their excellent qualities, yet it seems
to bo a duty wc owc to the public to
make publicly known what is really for
tlie public good, and the cxperience of
live ,yeare in keeping lirahma Pootra
fowls, has beeu productive of the follow
ing result :
3. The knowledge that thcse fowls are
unequaled, as winter Liyers.
2. That their eggs aragc larger and
richer than those of any other breed.
3. Their liomelike doraestic qualities
qualify them for confinements in small
yards, whicli with little or no disposition
to roani, make them a desirable fowl for
cities or villages.
1. Their superior quality for the table
cannot be denied. Kill and pick onc,
and you have soincthing that will do for
a meal for a fair sized fdhiily. One will
wcigh as much as two common fowls,
and oftentimes niore.
). Their chiekens are hardy, easily
raiscd, and grow rapidly, and last of all,
they are fine, handsome looking I'owls,
and stich as a man can take pride in
showing to hia fiiends.
(Jive them a fair trial, and you will
coine to the saine results which I have.
0. If. P., in Coitntnj Gciitleman.
dieadinys for Youny Men.
I l uder tliie hcad wv propoae to ineert, from timo to
tioie. oxtructa from a Lor.dun book, wliicu we trcst will
liroe pri.fi! able reading for tbe young bu-incss men of
this cotiutn-.
WIIAT A .MAX OI" ltUsINKSS SIIOUI.D 1!E.
A man of business should be ablc to
tix his attcntion on details, and be ready
to give everykind of argument ahearing.
This will not eneumber hiin, for he niust
have bccn practised beforchand in the
exercise ot intellect, and oc strong in
principles. One man collects materials
together, and there they remain a shape
less heap ; another jiosscsscd of niethod,
can arrange what he has collected : but
-uch a man a I would describe, by the
aid of principles goes farther, and builds
with his materials.
I Io should be courageous. The
courage, however. reiiuired in civil aflairs,
is that which belonrs rather to the able
conimander than the mere soldier.
any kind of rourage i? serviceable.
J5eides a stout heart, he should
Uut
have
a patient temperainent, and
but disciplined iinaginatioii
i vigorous
and then
he will plan boldly, and with large ex
tent of view execute calmly, and not be
.-tretchiti" otit his hand for thins not vet
within his grasp. Ile will let oppor
tunities grow bcforc his cyes until they
niv ripp to be seizd. He will tliink
?teadily ovcr po;siblc failuie, in order to
provide a remetly or a retreat. There
will be the strcngth of repose about
hiin.
1 Ic niust have a dccp sense of responsi
bility. Ilemust believe in the powcr
and vitality of truth, and in all he does
or says. should be anxious to express as
much imth as po.-sib!e.
Jlis fceling of respon.-ibility and lovc
of truth will almo&t ineitably cndow
him with diligence, aceuracy, and di
crcetness tho;e commonplace requisites
for a good man of business, without
which all the rest may ncvcr come to be
"translatcd into action."
THE UNIVERSAL
M 0 P W-R I N G E R !
Wrinjnn? a mop l.y hand ii tiresomc dirty business,
and cvery la.ly look? upoa the job of moping floor, as
thr hardeat of all bcr houthuld labors. 1 u not so bard
i.ow, for
G-illet's TJniversal MopWringer
Ili-p n'C? ii h 'he hirde3t pait of the Hbor, it wrinjrs
;hf mop pcrfictly and :i;il. lhe loiunmnity i;l .ili
! bcneuted by tliia improvement. Iu advntij.'C
aslde from F:ivin th hard iliry wrirgin, nre tlut
von cum ii with boilinc wafr. nred not wct ycur
iwnd- or cV the", and your moii is uottom out by wrin
inj: but by the t-tiati leit p-oces.j) i-" pre5std dry without
ttarim; ir wearing. I.uok at i' and juJ0-e of i e im rita
for yo.irai lf. Soe what the people who havc uetd it say
ol it:
We have used "Oill t'- rniverril Mop Wrinper,"
.iiiu it gne. entire eatut icion, an i m our opinion U
niij- eicellcnt article for cverv timilv, coiubminR a
t dotv iniuy imprcivenieuts noi bcforc in use, and we
cheerfidly recommend it to all.
X I'. Keeler, A. K. Cnnp, Stowe,
l"r. Watcrbun- Hottl. T. F. l!arne, "
Geo. Ilaulcy, Waterbtirj, S.K.Kcmick, St. Johnsbnrj'
sidnev 15 wii, " W. M. M athew3, "
W. Ii'. 11. Hincham. Stowe, lt. F. I'ettenirill, "
.1. 11. Hennct,
. O. C'h-idivick,
ll. Waahlmm,
E. M. Irch, "
Gio. Wilkiiif, "
II. D. Moore, '
Mt. MiiidCeld HoMCo.
I). Hovntcn,
J. O. Kingham,
II. ILift ng',
.l.A. lUdlev,
A. M. Cook,
COOI)
ltLLIAIJLE ACENTS,
Are u:int(d immedi :tely to canvata the tonna of this
eouuty, auo tlie countiea of Orletin and La?cx.
C. S. 1IASTI.NGS,)
A. O. CiATKS,
St..I(ihu?l)Uiv, Vt , Feb. 2 ', lstii.
Proprictcrs.
WRIGHT'S NEW
Patent Variable Cut-Off Engine.
Thc bift in cvery rcepcct made 1 1 this country. Can
be e c.i nmning at Mi--ers. Norcro k Sandere'. Lowell.
Alao, have Stationarv and I'oltl'ARl.K Kiigines'.Hoil-
rrp, riimi. fci.altiug, 11,'ltinfr, Ilto.N and W001J Worl;
ing ..i.icmiH-ry, iii cmni-w iiartlware, lools and Sup-
pnec. tiOKAOli .mo.ui lil Klh2 c )., Lngineer.- and
titr.ictnr-", ..nd 5 North Street, liiwton. tjnly!
THE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD."
Thc Gold rcn Cest and Clicanest of rcns.
MOSTON'S GOLD PENS,
i'HE BEST PXS IN' THE AVOKLD
For p ;le at hU Hcadnuartera Xo. 25 MAIDEX MXE.
Xew York, and by every duly-appointed agcnt, at the
same pncte.
tatalocne, mtii full descnption of sizesand l'nces.
eent on recetpt ot lettcr postage.
tinylo A. MOKTOX,
GEO. P. ROWELL &
GEO. P. ROWELL &
CO.
co.
Advertising Agcnts,
Advertising Agents,
jSTo
ISTo
40 Pavk Row,
40 Park Row,
NEW
XEW
YORK.
YORK.
Formerly at 2.i Congrcsa Street, Hoston.
AdvertL-cmente reccived for all newepapers throngh'
out the country at pub;i-hcns rates.
COPP & PEAR,
Wnolceale and Retail Uealera in
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
WIXDUW SIIADES, L.VCE Cl'UTAIXS, XOtTIXG
IIAM L-VCE CURTAIXS.
FOll HOSCiVITO SC11EESS, dc, c.
Also, WhoUealc Agcnta for
WILLMOT'3 PATEXT ELASTIC
Doop and Furniture Fenders.
3S7 Waington St. Roeton.
JOS. GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS,
Of thc old Standard Quali:y.
JOSEPH OrDeEcriptive
l raae Jiaric : (jlLLOTT, Xame and Dcig
Warranted. nating Xumber.
The well knon original and popnlar nnmbtrp,
33-404--170--351,
llaving been aa.'iimed by other mskcra, wc deaire to
cautiuu tho public in regpt-ct to eald imitatioM.
Aik for Gillott'e.
CAUTION.
An injnnction waa granted by the
snnrfme I ourt (New orki p.'
"euer'.Tenn, .Hnuary, 1S67. against the uic by others
JOS. G1LLOTT & SOXri,
No. 91 John St, Xew Yorlc.
HEXRY 0VEX, Sole Agent
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO.
Opposition liine to
CALIFOBMTA, VIA NIOARAGTJA
Ercry 2() Days,
WITH PASSEN6ERS, FREIGHT & U.S. MAILS,
On tlic following fint clasa iteainshipe
On Atlantlc Occan Connoct'g on raclfic Oc'n
SA.NTIAGO DK CURA, AMERIOA.
SAX FUAXCISCO, MOSES TAYLOE,
NICAltAGl-A! NEBltASKA,
DAKOTA, XEVADA.
rassa'jc and Fnitiht at Reductd Eate.
SAIUN'G DAYS FROM X. Y.
April 20th, 1S6I Jnlr20th 1SC7
May let and 20th " Anguet 10th and 30th '
Juue 10:h and r.Otb,. ..." I Sept. 20th, "
And cvcry twentj" dayE thcreaftsr, leavingon thcSst
urday prcriou wflen .1 regnlar eailing d.iy comea on
Sunday. For further infotmation apply to the NORTH
AMERKAX Si'iUMSIIIP CO.
Wra. H. Webh, rreeident 51 Eichange Place, X. Y.
D. X. Carrington, Ag't, 177 West St.,cor. Warren, X.Y.
Lawrencc fe Ryan, Xo. 10 Itroad St., Boston, Agenk
for New England Statej.
ESTADLI8UEJ) 11ALF A CENTUET.
OLD, TRIED, AND TRUE !
TUK OKIGIXAL " MAGIC FLU1D,"
KELLINGER'S LINIMENT,
Thc mort penetrating and Magical Hcaling Fluid
cvcr made,
CURE5 Rhouraatimi, Toothache, Spraini', Ileadache,
Sa'.t Khtum, liurne, Scalds, l'aine, Lameneea,
(Jrampi in the titoinach, Diarrhcea, and every
kind of i-ain and ache quitk a Hghtning.
Trcly n wondcrful medidne t Look out for counter
(dts. Thc markct is full of them. Tlny only the 50c.
sizc, inclwed in ycllow wrappcrs, with Deinas Uamos
fc C'o's private revenuo stamp on. All others are bogua.
Make vonr drupi t gct vou the irenuinc. Depot 21
l'ark Row, X. Y, ' DKW1TT U. KELMNGEIt.
McCULLOUGH IRON COMPANY,
I'hiladelphia, mannfactureri! of gslvanized and all qual
ities of black eheet iron,patent clcaned. Send for a cir
cular. FRUIT TREES,
GRAPES, SMALL FEUITS,
Ornamentals, &c.
We have importcd from foreign rroweri1. and pereon
ally ft'lectcd at the lurgret X. 12. and N. Y. nureery ea
tiblUhmentf, thc choiceft ftock which we could find
this te.isoa, and now 1T r to piirchaacrs a gencral ae
eoitiueut of Xure ery Stock, firet cl.is3 in quality, complete
in variety, and cxten-ivc in quantity, at very low ratcf.
A de?cri"tivc catalogiu of ln p.igei mailed to appli
cauU. Samplesof thc ccllcction may bc fecn ct our
sslo'rooin. tiafincnt of Xo. "R and 30 Watcr St. Borton.
OrdtT' fiitlifully executeJ. HE.NJ. T. WELLS ,5: CO.,
Importcra and "Nurccry AgenU, Offlcc, 7 Watcr Strect,
Boeton.
Kow York.
Over 100 Styles Toilet Soaps.
KONE BETTER IMPORTED.
ARCTIC FREEZER.
NEW IMPROVEMEXTS FOR 1S67.
Sizes 1 to 35 Quarts,
Seml for lllustrated Circular.
. & J. TORREY, 72 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
HOME MADE BEER.
DELICIOUS.
miEWr.n'S EXTUACT OF DAXDELION makes a
'lirious, hcalthful, blood-deansing lioot lleer. One
Jtot'le is fufficicnt for ten Rullon'. l'rep-ired bv II. it .1.
ISUKWEK, Sp ingfield, Ma-i-. Sold iu Iiotton by Good-
wia i Co., Burr i Co., a'.to by all dmggists and grocera
t'aouph thc countrj-.
ARTIFICAL LEGS AND ARMS.
SKLl'IIO'a 1'ATE.NT.
The bct the World afiford'. L!alliihed 2S years.
tnd for Circular.
WM. PF.Ll'llO & SOX.
Xo. 51fi Droadway, X.Y, opposltcSt. Xlcho's llotel.
WELLS
PATENT
Si If f.'fdini' rircnl ir hand paw
for tawing or llpplng
luiiib'T. With t!io aid oftM) luachir.c. o man duct
the work of fivc w ith case, great aceuracy, and much
les uarte. For circularencloseptannito l'. J. WELLS,
1 Bct kman St., Xev York.
THE
METROPOLITAN
POU I.Y
COLLAR,
A. T. STEWART & CO.,
nroaday, Chambers aid Reade Streete, X. Y.
NEW "CORLISS"
ENGINES FOR SALE.
me 14 inch cvlin Itr, 3 v fcet siruke,
12 foot pulley,
1 inch f.iei , Mi Imrf e powor.
One 1. nicu cyunder, J tect ttrofcc, ll toot pulley,
; inch face, ft'i horre jiuiTer.
Two, cach 10 infh cylindcr, 2 feet etroke, "Jj feet
llley, IO ii.cli fac-, horre power.
one s i-ch evbuder, 2'i i.ich Etroke, 6 foot palley,
2 inch f ico, V horse poiver.
ClrcularE priug the rcsults cf the wcrkinp? of t'ie
:orli-B F.nine. as culutitctee of the of othtr cou-
strnction eent tipon spplication. V M. A. HARUIS,
liuilder ot roriisd steaui l.uirine?, lli h.adv fetreet
l'rovidence, K.4.
Portable Steam Engines, and Circular
Saw Mills.
The best and most complete in uee.
Z7? Circul iin eent on applica'iou.
W0 '1 fc MAXX S'l EAM F.XGIXE CO.,
I'tica, X. Y., ad '.'6 Maiien Laue, N. Y.
COLLINS, BLISS &. CO.,
GEXERAL COMMISSIOX MEKCHAXTS,
22? stitc St. and 1 I'entral ?t., Ito-ton,
And Xew E iphrd a?ent for the
NONPAREIL FRENCH GUAN0.
Thi.- gJuno i' ? ijH-nor to a..y ti'itilizer in the mar
kct. It merit over othcis being to uc?!roy all inncts
and uonna witliout burniU); or injuring the miBt
dellciitc planta. lt U much ftroug-T than the IVruvian,
thcreby reqiuiing a Usa nuantity to ptnuaneutly euricu
JJ'l'iice ji2 1 per ton.
; v Se.id f. r circular, gh ing fall particulare.
3
o
FOR NEURALG-IA
And all Norvous Discases.
Sold by drapgiste cveryKhcrc. Pricc $1 per packagc.
TLKXEK Ai CO., Proprietors.
12n Tremont S'rcct, Roston
DELICIOUS.
Dr. A. Johnson'a American Tooth I'owder U the
cream of all prep imtiona tor tho tecth. For refri-ihing
tlie mou c, arree ing deay, a.nl mipatting a aelignt
ful fmgrance, it has no cqual. lt is the only dcntlfrice
which has Iniii u ed and commendcd f.r '.'5 years by
euancnt protsors of chcm!f try ind medicine. l'rcparcd
by au LSpi neiiced ilintiit, at 4J ivist i Jui ot., X. 1.
rnce iiii ctnti ; doulile quantry, ..) ccnts. hor eale
bv all dnigKi'st'. Goo. C. Goodwiu & Co. , Wccks fc
tter, ai.d M. S. IJurr a Cu., Wholeailo Agenti",
liostou, M.IEP.
A PRINTING PRESS FOR $2.00.
I'rinta your nanie indelibly on "I.ineu, Card1, Books,
&c, iu gold or anv other cslor. IMghta for fale. Send
for circular, WM. 11. BAlLNLi.Tl Washington Street,
l!o-ton.
NO. I PERUVIAN GUANO.
I"urc Cruahcd Bone and Brucc Fcrtilizcr. For sale by
GEO. F W1II 1"E, l.Ml Front Street, New York.
WHAT WILL IT DO ?
I thc first inuuiry the pick make concerning a medi-
cine. auppoie rarrant t Beltzer Apencnt is tne auuject
of the interrog.itory. what then 1 Siuiply this reply. It
will rclicvi' and rtirc beaaache, nausca, tlatulence, ncr-
ousi:ca,cof tivenere,debility,bilioUenes. and indigestlon.
SOLD BY DKIT.CISTS EVEUYWIIEUE.
A H0USEH0LD NECESSITY
1 1
Only Twenty Dollars.
The Star Shnttle Scwing Machine. An entirely new
invcntion uulike nnv other Sewing Machine in tlie
woil l. l'.it nted lfiilT. H us(E two thrcads andmakcs
a Stitch alike on both eidis, that will not rip or unravel.
It combine Eiuipucity, durahility aud beauty. It ia as
large a other fii Et-clais m ichines. A child can learn to
work it lt will do cvery varicty of f.iniily sewing and
tailorinfr. It will ecw from the finest ganzo to leath r.
In order to introduco the Star Shutile Scwiug Machine
into evtrv household in the land, we propoBe to lurnisli
them complete, with one shuttlc, six bolbins, a full set
of needles, oil cao, ecrcw dnver, oirections, tc, kc, at
the unprecedeat -d price of only TWESTY DOLLAHS,
on the rtccipt of which, we will l ox (free of expenee,)
and ehip to anyaddr&a.
W . u. wii.son co., Manutactnrcrs,
Officc and Salearoom, 19 1'nblic Square,
CTeveland, O.
X. B.-rEach Machine warranted for five years. Pcr-
eona who order machinet) and find that they rre other-
wise than represented, can rcturn them and get their
money back. C AGENTS WAMED.aJ
$10 From $1, or $18 to $30 per Day.
can casily bc made the year round withont rist, ln a
new Duslncs;, ligbt plcasant and bonorable, and no
competion. Good energctic agents (ladie and gentle-
mcn are wanted to reprcscnt us m every city and coun.
ty, a rarc chancc to make money and perm&nent em
ploymtnt is offcrcd to everv pcreon hivine a few hours
daily to spare. For further paniculars please call on, or
addrcsa u. w. dACKSO a cuM
11 Sonth St, Baltimore, Md
v
"y Toilet
;8k
i
THE
taiiYalTeuLTglT
fHa. rm a.T l m-
THE "ODESSA PATENT
SKIRT."
COLLAPSING
Comblning tho mcet perfect Eetting, bert wearing
and mort convenlent ttlrt in the market. It can bc
adjuitedtoeoitthe
Size or Notion
of the wearer, either when off theperson or on nd
cannot be moved only st her with. Mannltetnred for
and sold exelusively in Caledonia connty by
1ST. M. JOHNSON,
DE1LXE IN
GENERA.L DRY GOODS,
R. R. St, St Johnibury, Vt
SPRING OF 1867.
A good line of
PLYMOUTH BUCK
DRIVING GLOVES.
For Spring uie, for eale eheap by
X. M. JOUXSOX,
It R St, St. Johabury, Vt.
DON'T FORGET THE FACT
THAT
CHLLDS & ADAMS
Hive tho largect and bett
assortment of every kind of
goodakcpt In i flrat claia
Watch, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Book,
Stationery and Fancy Qoods
Store in Northern Vt.
Weare the exclotlvo agcnts for Caledonia connty
for the ealo of the
GEXUIXE WM. ROGERS Si SON'3
PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
The only Genuino Rogcrs Goods now made.
Which are warranted 20 per eent better than any
other goods in the market
CHEAP PLATED WARE IS TRASH.
Call on us and get the Best.
ALL OUK SILVER 13
WARRANTED PURE COEV.
We keep no alloyed silver goods.
Also a fall line of
MASONIC BOOKS, CHARTS, D1PL0HHS, &C.
We have ovcr 40 dodgns of Masonic Pins.
Macoy's, Webb's, Morrls' and Chase's
Monitors.
Diplomaa of all degrocs, bound aeparate, or U together.
E2?"We do our own watchwork, and warrant perfect
satiefaction. DifScult jobs of all kinds soUcited.
C?Do not think vonr watch or Jcwclry ean not bs
repaired till you have trlid us.
E3IIair jewelry made to order.
Come andprove tlie Truth of our Stateuwils.
We make no statement that we'are not willlng fc
prove and abide by.
Our Alotto is,
NEER BE LTNDERSOLD ! "
CIIILDS & ADAMS.
St Johnsbnry, Vt
C. C. CHILD3. E. L, ADAMS.
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
We mannfactnre a GEXCIN'E Eupcr-posphate froin
R A W BOXES
With the cther neccesary constitucnts of tbe beit quali
ty, and with no adnlteratiou whatcver. Its prepara
tion is eonductcd with
Skill aucl Fidelity,
And we are confidrnt it is tlie very bf st in 'market
We want farmers In this viciniry to try it and utiify
themsclves it is thc
GOOD OTD KIND.
BOXE IVIEAI, FOR CATTLE.
BO X E F E 11 T 1 Ll Z E
AU pr.idcs from duit np to an inch square
"Warranted.
Puro, TJnburnt, TJnadulteratod.
DEAN'S PATENT BONE MILL,
Send for circnl&r.
PADDOCK, DEAN t CO.,
St Johnsbnry, Vt
BILLIARDS
Boom in the reer of the St Johnsbnrv Uonsc nn
stair. Kntrance on Central strect. Lovers of this fine
eame are Invited to call. Small bovs and scholars in
scboolhour-, are respectfallv rcnuested to keep out.
Tahlcs, furniture,c. all new. ilourp, from S A. M. to
10 1'. M.
WANTED, AGENTS !-Ladiesorgcntlemen,in
all parta ofthe State, to scll KiirScH'a Leantiful s'eel cn-
gravmg entitlcd "Babe of Bethlrhcm." Liberal terma
and eicluBive territory will be given With this splen
did cngraving an activo canvasser can make money.
For particulars addrtsa J. W. SIMONDS,
O-'-M BniUngton, Vt
Willcoi & Gibbs'
SEWING MACHINE.
"Its seam is stronger and lcss lliblo to j
rip in use or wear than the Lock Stltch."
Jiulac' RnnrC at thc Oran.l TriaL'l
Send for the "Hcport," and samples of j
work, contalnlng both kinds of stitchesl
on tne same piece of goods.
J. L. PEKKIXS, St Johnsbury, Agenti
YOUNG AMERICA.
To Breeders of Trotting Horses
The
fost and famous trotting Stallion YOUNG
AMERICA, by Uoagland's Gray Mcssenger, dam by
Old Aldallab, will stand for the season at the Wind
ham Connty Park, Brattleboro, Vt
YOUNG AMERICA is a handsome, powerful horsc,
cight years cld, fiftecn hands three inches high, and
wcighd lfi50 pounds. He is lron gray, with black points
a splendid trotter, and the siro of some of tho mcet
promising colts in the whole country. He trotted whcn
two years old, two racea onthe Centrevillo Coursc,Long
Island, against Lady Bevins and Eocky Hill, wlnning
every heat with ease, and making his tnile In throe
minntca and three seconds (3.03), the best time on re
cord for a two-year old. He can now show a 2.30 galt
thongh only driven for exercise. His progeny cannot
be cxcclled, as shown by the fact that, at the fair ofthe
Xew England States, held last fall, his colts at (3) three
years old, took the first and second prcmlnms. One of
his get took the firrt preminm for (2) two year-old stal
lions, and all the brood maresof trotting blood that rc
ceived prcmlnms had foals at their tide got by YOUXG
AMERICA.
The breeders and gentlemcn of Xew England are
invited to sce this horse and his produce. It is his own-
cr's preaent intention to removehim to Orange Connty,
Xew York, after the present season. Tcrms $50 to in'
sure,payable March LlSoS. AUacddents at the rlsk
of ownera. W. H. WALKER, Agent,
BratUeboro, Vt
Ectractrom Wilka? Spirit, 1S66.
lowo Amebica "We are satisfied that in this
young horse the breeders of Xew England havea stal
lion of very great valae to their section of the conntrv
He comea on both sides from pnreuatQraltrottingfamll-
itrc, uuui oi wuiui were remarrable tor tntlr stontneas,
as well as the speed of their stock.
Hlond and Youkq Amebica are nearly identified iu
1 , i j . i . tr .1 . ...
uiuuu, auu o miui; u me stamon nad been tralned tJIl
now he would have bccn as fast as she Is. We have
nrgedhisowncrtobringhlmback to the island, and
let him have a season on the coursc He bclkves witli
ns that the horse wonld dlitingnlsh himself, and would
fain give him the opportunity to do so. But his services
at the stnd are o hlghly esteemed, and his prodnce have
already displayed snch fine pointi and such superior
speed and action, that he cannot be spared from the
stud. Hemay, however, leave the neighborhood at
some date, and meantime, if we lived near him and had
agoodmare, we would certalnly dip Into the Gray
Meuenger and AhdaHah blood, of which he is the
Fotmtain. tjulyl
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
OLD TIMES COMING AOAIN.
GOODS MABEED DOWN!
I have Jort retareed fxota Market with a
aasortmcnt of spring itylet of
general
SILK AND KERSET HATS,
A great variety of new styles
FUR AND WOOL HATS.
for men and hoys wear, also
Caps of all Styles and PumisMng Qoods
of every deacription. I ihall also keep
TRUXKS, VALSES,
BETICCLE3 AXD
TRVELIXG BAG3,'
UMBEELLAS,
and a good variety of other thlngs not mcntioned,
wmca wui ce soia
CHEAP FOR GASH.
G. P. MOORE,
First Door Xorth Bingham's Drug Store.
SPRING AND SUMMER
STYLES,
SLLK & KERSEY HATS
JL'ST RECEIVEO BY
I. B. GORIIAH
St Johnsbary, March 21, 1567.
4T-53
F1SK & HATCH,
B A N K E R S ,
XXD DEAtXES IX
Government and other Desirable Securitles
XO. 5 XASSAU STBEET, XEW YOKK,
Reccnunend to inrcstors the
PIRST M0RTGAQE BONDS
or
THE CENTRAL
PACIFIC R. H. CO.
This company ls constrnctiog under the patronage
of the
IIN1TED STATES GOVERNMENT
Thc Weatcra end of the
Qreat National Railway across the i
Continent
Their line will cxtcnd frotn Sacramecto, Cilifomls,
acroes the Sierra Xevadai to the Califomia State Line,
travening the Eientsr xkd most i-ofclocs bxctiox or
C iLiroEMi, and thence throngh the gbeat iiimno st
cioxB or tuk Tesbitueics, to the vicicity of silt Lake
City.
It forms thc bole WrsTiBX link of the only routo to
the PadSc which is sdopted by Congiaes and aidkd ut
TUE 18SCE OF I'.MTEIl STATIS IlONHh.
Their road ls alrcady completed, eqnlpped and rna-
ning for 91 milea from Sacramento to within 12 mil of
ka. cuuiuuk vi uil to lv auu saijG f-'t"r'i ir vt iuv
work of Grading, Tnnnelliag, 4c, leyond that po:nt
has bcen acconipliahed.
THE FH?ST MOKTGAGE BONDS
Of this company afford unnsnal lndncemcnta of safcty
and 1'rofit to Inveitors, for the following among other
reasons, vir. :
FIRST. The rale of interet is St v nn Cxmt. m Gilp
psyable semi-anuually ia the city of Xew ork.
SECOND. Tho PEisctraL is payable is Gold at
m.iturity.
TIIIRD. The ccst of the Bonds. Xinett-Five Trt
Cf.nt. and accrued intereet, is Trx Per Cent.
l.fs than that ofthe chcipeft Six Per. C.nt Gold
Bcaring Bonds of the Government.
FOUBTII. Tlie I'MiTin States Governuxnt providf s
nearly half thc amount nocessary to build the en-tJrt-
road, and lo ks niainly to a small pcrcentage
on the future trafSc for re-paymcnt
FIFTH. 0!ng to thL liberal provision, 3ccompanied
with Extensivz Ge-intb of Priit.tc Lajis, by
which tho Government fostcrs this great national
entirpri'e, lt snccess is rendcred ceitaiu, and its
financial stability Is altogethcr indcpendent of the
contingcnciea which attcnd ordinary Bailroad cn
terprises. SIXTU. TheSecurityofitsFiEST MottTOiox Boxns
is tbercfore avpli, and their charactcr for sifety
and rilisbllitT is etpialled cnly by thatoftheobli
gations ofthe Goveemiext itself.
SEVEXTH. The net earnlngs of the completed portion
are already largely in excess of the inten-st obli
gations which the Coicpiny will Incur on twice
thc dlstance, and are stcadily iucreasing, rcnder
ing thc unintcrrnptcd payment of tlie Intercet
absolutely ccrtiin.
EIGIITH. At the present ratc of Gold they pay nearly
SK l'm Clm. por annum, on thc amount invcst
ed. The Bonds are iszncd in denominations of $1,000 with
scmi-annnal Gold Conpons attached, piyaMe in Xew
York, and are oflercd for the present at 95 rer eent
and accrued interct (in cnrrcncy from.Ianuary lrt.
Orders may bc forarded to us direct or through
the priacipal baiiks orbankcrs in all parts cf the country.
licmittanccs may be made in drafta on Xew York. or
in lcgal t-nder notcs, national bank notcs, or other
iuuqs curreni in tnts city, and tno Donas wui oo tor
wardtd to any addrcss by exFrcsa, free of chargc
Inqulrie for further particnlars, by tnail or otherwise,
will recelve punctual attention,
FISK & HATCH,
Baiders Dcakrs in Government Securities,
No. 5 Nassau St.. New York.
X. B. All kinds of government securities reccived
atthe full market price in exchange for the above
bonds. Also,
Z3AU descriptians of Govemrnfni Securities Irpt
conxanuy on nana, ana. bought, sold or txctiangea.
RTGold Coin and '.U.S. Conpons booght, sold and
collected.
Zr DeposiU rtccivtd on liberal Unns, subjtd to chceh
in Colloctions made thronghont the country.
rZfMIscellincous stocks and bondV bought and sold
at the Stock Exchange on commissicn for rh,
HTSjxaal attention gizen to the exchange of SEVEX
T1URTY XOTESofaU the serus, for the XEW FIVE
TWEXTY BOXDS of 15C5, on thi maH farorable
tcrms. SK,7
FURNITURE. C0FFINS.
F. J. BABC0CE,snccessor to M. F. Brown, has on
hand a large assortment of plaln and npholstered fuml
tnre, coffin trimmings, pictnre framea, moldingi, glasa
and cord, widnow shadea and flxtnres, feathen, bc.,
which he ii se'.ling
CHEAP POR CASH.
ty Pictnre frames made to order on short notice.
B. B. St, St Johnsbnry, May 29, 1566. 6-51
sHli
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST.
JOHNSBURY, VT.
Capttal Authorked, $500,000. Paid trp, $250,000.
ParHcnlar attcntion paid to the bnriness of eorref-
pondents. Collecnani made and renaKcd for prciapur
at matunty, at oneignu oi one per cenu uciuugv-
Exchange cold in smns to coit pnrchiKrr, on Eng
hcnd, Irelxnd, France, Germany, Knds, and all Earc
pean constrlez, and on conctrio in South Amcriea.
Kevecue nampa oi au aenccunaaozu cscnanuy ki
hand and for tale.
All kinds of government Mccrities, coin, ccin drafts
and coapons, bonght and sold at cnrrcnt rates. Orders
tor ine pnrecaK ci Kcunaeti uecuiea mia cupiicu.
tl UtAJ. JJA1, usmer.
Conversion of 7-30's into July'65 5-20's.
llolders of the Ancnrt T-3u's are reminded that it
is nrobable that Government trill eea-e to offer indsce-
ments in the way of paying transputUtion chargc c.
In making tho above converuons on ai.d sittr itay i,
proiimo cocseqneaUy tiou u Iht ororaKe mne to ao
the bnsiness.
This Bdnk is makjnc thesc ronTcrsions with all
the despatch possible. GEO. MAY, Cashier,
rmt auonai iiint, st. joncoury, c
BANK OF LYNDON.
This ii to notifr all t-ersons that the Bank of LvnJon,
located at Lyndon, ln the state of Vermont will re
deem iu outstacding bills, at iU office in l.yndoa, afore
ssld, for the term of one year from Dec 15, 1SW, that
aiid Bank ceased to ezict on the 1st day of Decenbcr,
1SCS, and that tbe follo ving is a copy of an sct pas.-ed by
the lezulatnre ot ermont at its last sersion, tiz :
An art relation to the redcmption of bank notec
It is herebv enactcd, &c
Sec 1 After the expiration of the chirtcr of anv
bank chartcred by this ctate, or after the terminstion of
theeziitencc oranysucn banc, agreeably to the laws
of this ttate, snch bank may caose notice to be poblith
ed in stlthe weekly newipapersKjf the connty wfctre
such bank is located, for one fall ycar. tetting fa.th'that
said bank will redeem i's onts'andini; bHls thc dav of
theexpiration of its charter or the datc of the tennina
tion of its existenee, and a copy of this att And upon
dne pnblications of snch notice, neither snch bank cor its
officcrs shall bc liable to any action for thc non-rtdenip-tioa
of any of its octstanding bilhr, nnleu the rame ihall
have bcen dnly pretcnted and pavmectthereef demand-
ed within thc year aloreald, at tne banklng nouse oi
said bank.
Sec 2. After thc expiration of the charter, or after
the termination of the eiittcnce cf any snch bank as
aforcsaid, snch bank shall cease to ba subjeetto the
operation, or uable to tne provtcions ti ine mtr-;mra
section of cnapter eicnty-mne ot tne uenerat SLircto?.
Sec 3. This act inall tase ttlect trom its paiSigc.
Approved Nov. 19, 1ECC.
This notice is girm in compliance with tiid act.
Ditcd at Lyndon this f-th day of December 15W.
tDec6 67 SAMl'EL Ii. MATTOCK?, Cashier.
NOTICE.
The ezutcnce of thc Bank of Caledonia, chartercd bv
tbe legiilatnre of the state of Vermont and IncaUd at
Danville in said state. was termlnatcd agiccably to the
laws of said state, on the 30th cay of June, l.-O.; and
notice is hircby given that said bank will redrem its
outstanding iills for the term of cne ycar from Dec c,
IbOO.
The following act of the legislitnre Is pnblithed by
direction cf said bmk. By order of thr Directors.
OPJtA CEOSBY, rrcs't J. B. MATTOCKS, CatUcr.
Danville, Vt, Dec 6, li.
An act rclating to the r. demption of bank notcr.
It is hcreby enactcd, ic
Sec 1. After the expiration of the charter of any
bank chartcred bv this state. or after the trnninatiGn
of the exi'tencc of any snch bank, agrccably to the Im-
of thl' rtte,ncn bank may cau.e notice to be pnbiunra
in all the weekly ucspapers of the connty wheie snch
bank is located. for one lnll ycar, tetting fortn Uiat
said bank will redeem its onMandinc bills the day of
the expiration of ita charter or the date of thc termina
tiouof its cxistcncc and a copy of this act And upon
dne pubuca'ion of snch notice, neither snch bank nur its
otSccn shall be lialle to any action for the non-rciemp-tion
of anv of its ontstandlmr LiUs, unles- the same shall
have been duly presented, and payment thcrcof demand-
cd within thc year aforcfaid at the banUng honsc of
rald bank.
Sec 3. Afier thc expiration of the cliarter, or after
thc termination of the cxirtecce of any such bank a
atore said, snch bank shall o-ate to be n! Ject to the
operation. or Uable to the provuions ot tbe tixty-:nird
section of chspter eiEjkty-ntne cf the general statutcs.
Sec 3. This act shall take etTxt trom its pasace.
Approved Xov. 1?, 15CC. tdecl CT
NOTICE.
Tho Passnmwic Bink.whoee charter terminsted Feb.
13, lfC, gives notice tha lt trill ledeem it- ontstnndlng
bills at the First National Bank ia StJoUnsburv.for oa
year from December 1, lcoi afrreeably to the fullowing
acu i.. l. liLui.Miiu., iisnier.
St Johnibury, Vt, Dec 1,
An act relatinp to tbe r d rcption of tiank txUz,
It is htrcbv enactcd. ic.
Sec 1. After the expiratica of the charter of anv
bank chartcred by this state, or after the tenninatioa of
the existenee of any ruca tunk, apr-Lly u tie Uwe
of this state, snch bank may cause notice to t pobli-h-eJ
in all thc werklv newfpaters of the rounty whe:"
such bank i located, for one full ycar, rrcunp torth that
said bank will redeem its ouu:ucling ln.lt ibe diy o:
the eipiration of its charter or the !at. cf theterminv
tlon of its existenee, and a copy of this act. And npon
dne puLlicaticn of snch no ice. neither snch bank nor it
ofScers shsll be 11a! le t any action for the noc-redemp-tion
of any of its ont:andicg bills, nnlcss the raine thall
have bccn dnlv prrsenti'd and ptvmcnt thrnf Iemnd-
ed within the ycar afortsaid, at the banking boue of
said bank.
Sec "2. After the cxp"ratioa of thc charter, or after
tne termination of tne exutenre c f anv mch ttank a
afortiid. snch bank shall cease t bc snbjcct :o the
operation, or liable to tlc pruvirionsof t .c :xty-f ird
sectiou of cnapter ei;cty-niLC ot tlic general rtaia u.
Sec 3. Thi act shall ake cnVct from iti raisarc
Approved Nov. 19, 1-W. t diu
MR. H. P. SHOREY,
Agcnt for thc Mason & Ilanuin Cbinrt Urans, will
furnt-h them to re-idents m t. Johnsburv and vicini-
ty at manafjcturirs priccs, Thc tettimcny cf the mo t
eininent mndciins in the ccnctrv to thebr tnperio:5tv
over all other in.trunients of their elass i over brlminr.
Ftftv-two cold or silver mcdjU, n other drt p eiuiuxu.
have bvn awarded t thtin at tbe priucipaJ icdattritl
fairs' w ithin a fcw years. Set.d for illurtraUtl circulir.
41tf II. 1". SIltJEEY. St .lohcsUirv CV-ntrc. Vt
S. A.
H00D,
Agent for Jhe sale of l'ritcr i CoV impruved patent
r i -. nrl . iIipav . . i . . . .
instrument in thc mirkrt. both in stylc aud ni;h acd
swectnes of tone. Al lawm'cf an intrnmet.t per
fect in all repc--ta. nill ind thcse t be jurt as adter-
tised. An illuftrated caUlegne, showing stvli-s an1
piices, w.ll be scat frec to any addnss. Urde.s sclid'
t. d. Also mcl'Kteons to icnr.
S. A. HOOD. 53 Uurel strwt Marchttt r. N. IU
i Snle Ag.nt for New llampshire and Vermont, t... hom
NEW 7 OCTAVE
PIAN0-F0RTES
Of varionj style and priccs, foi
saleat Miss Stoddird'smn-irroomv
Sccond hand plano takcn ia exchance.
JOSEl'IIINE M. STD1ABD.
Agent for Htnry F. MillerV IHinos.
lStf StTohnsl c-y, eji. C.
MILLER WAGONS FOR SALE.
J.
D . MILLER, MAKER,
OPPOSITE PASSENGER DEPOT,
St. Johnsbury, - Vermont.
I have a good stock cf Bl'GGY WAGOXS on hand,
made tf tbc best matciial, by cxpcrienccd workmcn,
and warranted.
llaving been at some paini and cxpene dcring the
past twenty-sir years to ettablish the reputation of
my wagons, I would say Vt the public that the MIL
LER WAGONS are mid at my shop at St. Johnjbcry
under my peri-onal rupervuion, and th.it I have iK
amnccitiin mlh anv olhrr cvnceni.
J. D. MILLKK, Ageat
St .Tohnsbury, April ?, 167. tAngl
WAGONS ! WAGONS ! !
TltULL, &
the Old Stnnd,
1MTLL.ER,
At
Lyndon, Vermont.
We new have finishrd and ready for sale a complete
vsrictv of our best licht and heavy opea bugjries. Al.o,
the largcst and bcet varicty In procees of coniple-
tion, which we h&ve cvcr otfcicd to thc pnhlir, consift
ing of
Ligbt and Ilaavy Opcn lluics.
Sideand End Spriu?,
and Top Bu;?ie,
Made from the best sclcc'cd itock in cvery. dcpart
ment
!7Onr ratrons can come and examiue them. and
get them Immedialelv. or bv examination of thoe
already completed, can spccify any chmgcs they may
wisb. and have them paintcd and tritnmed to thtlr
taste withont cxfca charge, ai we are constantly finifh-
ing np, and can snlt them vtthout any tcccaveutence.
ElfCall and examino onr bnggies, anJ thc Etock
from which they are made. Ordcn promptly attended
to. Tl.ULL MILLLK
Lyndon, March 20, l?". tO
WAGONS ! WAGONS ! !
Wc have now on hand for sale a vsrictv cf BrGG Y
WAGOXS, manufacturcd for ns by CUas. C. Miller,
which for style and finlsh are cijual to any other?. Call
and see them fjr we shall scll lowcr than at any other
shop. All work warranted.
G. H. & J. JT. WEEKS.
Lyndon, Ap:U 17, lEo.
REMOVAL.
As the ihop th- 1 have formerly occnpird has recent-
ty been sold, 1 nave remov a to ine suop near ine oia
lannery ground, on the road lcading to Lyndon, wberc
my old cnitomera will find me ready to do their work
aj nsual. a. x n.ai.r..
E. St Johnsbnry, March 20, 1PC7.
LADIES' MISSES' AND
! CHILDREN'S
Boots and Shoes
Suitahle for the season, warranted. and will be sold
at redaced pricea by j i. a. uuuuajl.
St Johnsbury, Xov. 22. 30tf
SIXTY tons PLASTER
For sale by the snbscxiber. J. FLETCHER.
St Johnsbnry, Vt, Feb. S, 1S67. 42tf
CEDAR POSTS AND RAILS FOR SALE.
The snbscxiber has for sale. and will famlh to order,
cedar posts and ralls, in quantities to snit purchacrs.
1 nn1 ... a r-w v. . . .. . .
WJ A. XX. CALL, Bnnou. fc
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-W or 20 good
CARPEXTEBS at Cntting t Oakes wood workf, (53
Exchsge street Worcester, Mass to whcm the hlghert
price aad steady employment will be given. For par
ticnlars addren C. & O. Bor 193 Vorcetter, Mass. ti3.
Sarah P. White's Estate.
STATE OF VERMOXT, la proUtecunrt
bolden
CuedonU DLtrtcL u J
at St Johxu&uiT ca the 1 fch
cayorAtru.A.u.l3CT . rr. .
HobMtHsTTer. aJmlnlslrator of theertatecTSarah
P- White. Ute of IUraet lc said dltrirt.deceal mxtes
appucaiion lasaia conrx lor iicrnse io scn ujcirajciri . , . rrron. Tun in t
ssldsaleis necssry for tne rayocat me oeois oi
WherenponnlsordereJbjraldcnnrtthit sjM appB-
Slsv.A. V. lst. aimepromiecsjce in si. JuaMny;
and U is hirther ordereJ intt all iiersocs lnterwted tx:
lioUnetl htmrf hy pnUleatlon iJautJce of XixU z;:Bca-
tlon and order tnereon. uiree wtess nccesa very in xne
iHifyinnlm. tirtnted at it. Jn!inilurr. btlure M tlme
Ct bfirtns that they raiy atpear at MJd Uat and place.
and H tuey t cac- wacu uratui.
Bv the cocn. .it.
ASA L.FSEXCH.Jadgeofi'roba'.e.
Atrcecopy ol recorJ.
51-S3 Attt ASA l FREXC11. JnOs ITobilc
Lydia G. Bixbys Estate.
STATE OF VERMOXr.l In prubate oynrj, itjJ at
rixtnlmilx D'S.!ricl. s.
iSt Johnsbcry, ithin ind
IVirinM.li.Iri-Ji.iilJie;itliiliv ot AlJltA. 1.1?C.
AX ln-unrueut irarponln; to be lhe last irtll aiJ tr-
Utnentof LYDIA i. BlXBV.lalebfSt. JuhntlQrv. iu
said dlsJct decasipd. bela: prfxmtrd to tfce coort 1-y
llurace liupenler Itie eaecutor inerein udw, .tr
probate: lt ls ordered bv Midconrt tiit aa jTMau
ouncemed tbereln. trwtlrJcJ to appearxt a feJoaof
&ald cuurt to be bolden at tle pniatc o'iJrr ln St- Jolras
bnryon lhe HUi dar nf Alajr ls5T. aad !bew cac-c lf
any they may have. asalaet the p:.utc.l sorf ; ar
nrnlcu pnrpjfe ii is luruier orctrra. u a cupr ui inc
reoord olthis ordrr be iibdrd thrte rucces
tjvely ln the CaV-duti.in. priat ed al S. John!niry; re
vlocs to iald tlme aMOitntljr brartn;.
ASA U. i Jttv.M-11. jnUC
A lrneccnVGfreourJ. Attert
" ASAU FKF.XCn.jDlje.
Sarah I. White Estate.
TTtE TitfcritTS hivtnr i-"-rn ar'polaleJ br the ha-
orable prot&le court lor thc IKrii.t uf CalcduoU. cam-
miloners IO recrive. cxasunanu aajsvia jcuifaraiu
deinandx of all Jtr?iUi n-.li: thcoUIeofSAUAti 1.
villTK. isle ,ot Barnet, ia saw oisrjci. owa-M,
representrd lno.veiit. and tbe term tli inwit
trumthelCthdaroJAtirll. 1S(7. biSns allwweJ by m1
court to tbe aeditors of jild tlraed. Jo cahitiit
atid tiruve thelrreictlvecuii belve ns: uive u ahx
that wet.ll! attena t the Jotk i4 eor aptcilntaiat
at the dwelllns bjue cJ ir. A B- Thimin. :n lizr-
cet tn al:ldltrlct.o tbe ltt Tueslay I niy aaa
tlie Htti uy 2 UtttMvr. ukxi ai 1 o ckx. r. jl. m rata
of said days.
i; 51 ASA B. TUO JlPi:(X. tommlr&ionere.
David L. Stuarl'.s Ctalt.
TflE snbrxrlbcrs bavinc l-een pi4nted ly lbe bon-
oraUe l'rulate court fur the 2kUKl of liv-ei. ouei-
ial!iitierf. turecelve. examlne atid aUat an catais
aul dcmaiid-ul all i-erMrti-uiin tbe r:Lateul l'A Vllt
AKT. lltr.H.UI,l!,ia. lnaM .n-'m.a-.-rard
irprrntrd ln.oHent, iiij ILr trrui o: sa intiUi?rutu
t'ie IMUi day cf .April. lyr. I""ins aniwej .. v uW nauit
tuthecxediturvl said iecea.d.to calilMt auJ pruvr
tbeirrespecmvclanasl'etC'rrns : .ive anssceiaai'ue
wiUattt-ndtutbe duiui ufcrapp.'nieiitalUiedir-l-
Snr bon5.r Jtattwa Mnan. tn i.uiMtanjn ii jrm.
unthe 5th das tt Joiwaiid Sest- txXl. al ll oVkxi
Iu the loreiMun on eacb ot mM mrv
Wil II. HAKt3llOK.N, ,
553 MAKTIX W. CAKU. ,
amerTcaandforeign PATENTS.
lt. II. ICddy, Solieitor ol I'atcut?,
Lateagentuf l".S. Patent Ofike. Waiblnaa. (van.tr
theartofl.SE'.l
7a State Street, riiV.lc KiiJ SUitt, livn.
AHer ati cxtpnlve wactiee of Ersou-k. s jwtT.
I f rj coulhjue ti fx.'cnre patetit ln lhe I'ESled btatrs.
alo n (iltit HrlUlli. Kraitoe il;J wU.rr Mrili ...
trlcs- Caveats. ; cincat;n. t"ju!. a-tJaMiLN ai.
au jap-or draaiil-jr jatriits, ci.-caiod uo l.ra
ttrn-. ana wun ct;'.cn. niMt cje - t
American or lurelsu u..rt. to drte aiuie Jhr it.o r
or ntllity ut palenL-or luvrmlwUr an t er tli-adi-lce
rcaci-red m aJ nla.t:I iiKhhij tbt .iu. C; r
ot the iUita?ol any patent !uni?!ird by rcjnttusc il.
Aiunents recwrJl at Wlmtun.
THT1X.. XliL-.
I rerard Mr. Xddj a .e .l the rav ooc-Jii.
and capable practltioner.- vith vba 1 have had eSi
allntcrcuurj. ClIAS.MAiX.
Cinnil-Mir Patmti.
I havc hc-iiUuua luam; Hiieatrj Uii tbr
catiiiot -cip!"v a 3ervu cre ciijteat anj trn-t-
Uurthy.aLd nibtecapaUec! pnttJic tbelr attciiv.n
ln a lurta to rrcvre them earlr junl ti iae
cou-ldrraUon at the paU-LtotSce."
tUML.vuui hKi; uate cjciiui'-jcer rattnu. :
Jir.ll.ll- Kdtrtu-iaadefiT tae 13 araMcattHiiM. u 1
allbrtuneut which pilrli hair t-rra p-juitri. sll
tnat u uow pendm;. sucii uunusisieawe w i
Lalent and atiluty uu bl part lcad mr t ttooish!
ad lnvcators tu apply to him l prucare thHr lateats.
a itirv uii "-- urr : c.vm; lire m ri luuiiui ain-a
Uin bestoedou tbelr carcr., ail ut vry rmtit4r
c!ar5t--- .'Ufl. IA..UABI.
Hiurlnselsht nwhth. the sn,i:'t.lBC.r-'i tu?
tiri;e pructHr. ua'e uii lc .ecl-d aj.; jca".
! ap:aK evrrt . wl -a Il:- Jsr- r,
t the crranni-civli o. psttri, B.U. tiiur.
B.i..n Jju 1. 17 u.
RUTLAXJJ asrl EURIIKGT02J
a x n
YESMONT VALLEY KAILBSADS.
Oa and aKtr Jai:aiy 7, 157. Trtas wtn t-jo -MOVIMJ
S4.KTT1I AXD EAST.
Leaelt-ar3rtv.a -3-ata 15'pa 1 Sj-a 3 iSptn
Amvc at KuU.iil 11 3 ata 4p m r ii -Lcav
r K uli J i .u B ;n lja
Arr:ve HeUirs Fai- 7 ia m :a stipxa l m (
Lear Fain 7 5 1 tu 21 j. n i2ia
Arrt c at B:-Jt-luro - i a : 3 15 i ra J 15 a ai ;
MOVlXt XOHril AXD WEST.
Leave Brjttleli 1- lij sa s .' p ai 'j xb
Arrlvt- Brll.w. FaS li lla sa S jbi S ip I
LeaeBdio.Falis5 3i)aa 1 ao. 5UpalyiN ,
Arrtir at Katiai WWi 3pxa ?; HSSin
Lcaie hstliud iwasjupa iU
An vca. K-tll -3au;i5j(3nlliai'
TK-IXS COXXECT FOLUWS.
At Bnrnztun vKi Uu. a Ijiie OuaiUia a
Vermont Onrra: a:.l Vra. -,! t fiLU Kt!rwd '
Mt Mi.:pelvr. M AMhus. ll'C-e's l'it, MMtUeal,
O; rn!nr;h a.ul ih wr-:
At UctUtl itti ttatn- ut Truv. AHoay zaC Xcw
At Ik.w FalU xl k irata- w Ofchrr lUirani
z K.t.l t-. tVir.wrf. L.r.. at.j Sorj U. Wst
VctiitViliy lli'.lnal Mra:t.r4 ca. iWrsi
Ilar'f rd. Xr HnLi!v,.r -cLu i.ttiit.i nB
Killroal Sur Wio-l-c vriii K -t Jcitnt-B. n-H
lUvn. M Jt-bVtiiii, Xt1..rt,LsllrtUi.aldSlieW,itt;
i-aer..: rt: . wti.: &ui a ci-i?. v-
asaut and Eipxtlrt: T.-V.r F- r TVtt- an all
iirccfoar Uituniutioti 'Jlr at t-c 'Acm on ilr Ltaie.
it ;eo- a mkukilu sik.
REGISTERED GENERAL ACC1DENT
TICKETS OF POLICJES
l-sued by te Pailwjy I'a --rip5 . A- raixv foaijis
cy, cf llirtiw-d, l'u. cover every paiU- Szm f cas
cal y. iorludiap thr iifk in traviIUas : aln, oL j.na
tifdi.Uc-.tion, brnkca Ioj-s. rjptar c te. dwts. ffr-diif.
cncu-iij, c-Hfbius, lmi-.r mt, rlolr. cniiht
wound. poi otcd nd. bsra aaJ -eaili, frwiicc.
b:tcsf o-, snpr0vokt.il aiBlt- by Imrphu'f, :Wxrr
r ara de e v, the actica f lichf; vu-tKai:e. -h.
cfffc ? f I -ioc-. . hiiakaK ! J? irx! ,jllieik--s
.Svct Im 1 y .rowi.i j; or ch.-l.ii.-. ia f t, tuey ic
sare paias:3fcidin-s4'hstv-khd. w iHiberihey
fd-ur in trav. lliac, or in Laitia, ihii;, tailinc. rii
iai:,fkrlr, in $! trot, rt rr, . r. o. n H .ori.Ic
ia tl;p--, laill-, fsr oricf, or oa the Urm. aml Hoire t
'.hf Tn itiird a wiv ly caaipeasad. u f teatv
five dtllar? dHrin? tctsl 3i-al iSty (for . t-rm iwt
excee.'iag fix month. tioai aoc-tital iajurki rrxi v !
in any sirciI'n,aEd;5.'rtin the .rratof dea:h.
For'tale by N. V. l.i I iUMi, Jr., laaread Kt&c;
tlljan7 m. Jofeilirv-
NEW PAINT SK0P.
n.Ofalyrrfb r hc rpno! a r w jaiat shrpia ihr
South jeirt cf the AU. a Hlick. Ilail oad Mmi.
Z2T lllll SE AD 1 t UVWl Lt: pL.lic w31 W
attended to with proraptnf". aad da- ia a workmsa
liiemaaacr. .1LM.X 111 UUlNtuN.
A. W. WIT.1.IAM?. A..rvr.
t .
-S ' t- "C-w v1
ITS EPFECT 13
he old, the votirj, the mi J JIc nged tuii:e to prai5t
HALL'S
TE GET ABLE SICILIAiM
HAIR RENEWER.
is aa cntirdv ac w sdcntiSc dtscoveTy, ccrabuiinj
-my of the Tno't powerfal nad rcitcfntivc C3t
i tho TtgttcLlc ldagdovu
Wc havc sacli coafidcnce in it? raerit, aad an
sure it will do all we claiia fr it, that we o2cr
$1?000 Rcward
the Siciliax IlAir. Heshit. docs not ivc sat
factioa in all cases when usci ia stxict acccrJ :
aco witii onr Lastructioc?.
HALL'S ,
Tegeiablc Siciliaii Ilair licnciccr (
as proved itself tole the raost perfect prepantioi
)r the Hair ever oilered to the inblic j
It is a Tcgetable corapouad, md costains r
ljurious propertics tvhatever.
It ts not a Dve, it stritcs at tho Uoots aad 11
le glands with new life aad coloring matler.
'JC TFXLJi ItESTOJlE GKAY UJ.IR Ti i
ITS OMGLS'AZ COLOJt. f
Jt xciXl J:cc2 thc Hair from falting out.
rt cfearues the Seatp, "' im-t Me Uaii
SOFX, XUSTJIOVS, SILKrX
I IS A SPLENDID HAIR-DRESSIIiG
old or Tount: fhotild fail to ne it 1
lt is rtamvttnJfd aai tucd ls tLc FJJiST 21 RD ,
ICAL AUTU0RITY.
7F Ask for Haix's VEGCTAr.LZ Eicilia:
Iaik ItaEVfEn, and take co other.
Tbe rronrietors oTer thc SicrLtAX Hatt. Ee
.vrvvEn to tne pnblic. entirclv confident that it wfl I
bring back the hair to ita original color, promole it j
growth, and in nearlv all cases whcre it has fallej I
off will restore it ttaless the persoa is Tery aged I
B. P. II4LI & CO. Proprietors.
5- Sold by all Draggists.
13 BS'ar
DR. J. WARDEN'S
TECETABLE SCOTCU LIXLTIEXT
Antl Ilcalth Pills
Hsvc beea n-d thlrty ycar? for rhccmatia. acnr-JH,
. , i
in
ache, rre lin-at, A.t MannfacnrwlMa ".i ,
" t Jiia.vLto,mwn
addrcs-cd.
FOR CATARRHT
nr.Se.lyeV Catarrli 14v, lvnfaV ri.
rcxcral tiads of Citarrh Snc3, far
! lUXRIIAJfS ItlitT.
iSTXHll
RUBBER CEMENT.
For rciIdas ru'lxr iro J, tHtf, rhtf, ic a
BINGHAJtl'S DKFG ST t
CLEANSE THE BLOOD
IVitJi fTHpt, or tsintcd Hooi ,.
rrtficlallouT. It may liairt j
iiroi 1 ' t fwtf, ir ia s me airix-e if
Carr- er lt lnsvxnorervh'-iti Tnn llcrl.-.
2cp.e-id and EW4 for nntiiac. Tt-
ycn caniiet have roud htnlth -n-L it.
roar IJood i; 5iapne Ayex'. rarupaiilia purirescnr
slnsw imparitief it pfl? dicafc sn l xitirca hcaili
nd stimBlstes thc onratis S l'ie iato TiiraToas atli,,.-
' Ilrace it raraily careaTa-irrrXcmJidnt nhi. u
arrean.olby imparlty f the ilood, snch s rofin.,
or dns evil, tauRTf, cIc-tf, xr.vt, emjliotif, pitap.-,
Ko'chcs, IxS'i St Aiitlmry $re. itsc ct rayrijiiv.
Scttcra-rat rh-mu, fcald haa,riiir; wccm, canor i,r
cajc-roo xoiuirs, forc fcmslc r:' t,
J.n.lontiMi, imtrclsii r, fmjiprrffi an, " hi f rrJirj,
yphili: or nncrisl diea?ef, l.vtx cimiJ.int,aadlii-t
' ica. Try Ay- arssparilla, and y fr jnmr-t f
the -uqrif3i32 ali-y with which it dcansc. tl
Uood a-d cnit ih f disoide-'. .
laiin-l-ir years thc palJic havc becn xa5Al '-.
lir?i-Wtlc, rtr.t.Tjdinto yivca qnsrt f cxtran ,
mpiriUi Jeri:e anUac. M ct cf the-c hav
friods trpou the ick, fr thtT net wl v coaiain litt ;"
any, aarsapari la l.nt ften xm cnrative ingredicat
evcr. lieucr, iixtrr ciap;ui.tmcc? nas juKtnv-d i-
'nfe!.fthe variowVxtracts of Sar-apsrilla which 2'. e
the zusrt- t.nntil the nttnr itIftias biCometTnenriwi.
w5thimpticnaa.dchct Still we C'H .hi? po9it.uc?
MrijipiriUa," acd intnid o fnpjJr m h a rcattlr .
, th 11 rTCue the uame front the load f ljlojny yCh t i.
rjftc upoa it. Wc thii-kweha.e jnfundfcrliclit.i
1 st h-r virtnc whlrh re Irrcslrtible by the dv
Jire c; it i in. nde 1 Jnccrc Wc caa iBtnre thr x .
aat wiT-hiH th." Iwt nltcrstive we k?if- Jb.
: prtnJac-- asd we nare Tvan tolc3Vvr,iti-ic
th mott eSccical rcrifirr ofthe i lood yet UscvvT d
Aicr- iLry Iv toral i fo aarvei?a3y kn.iwa
FBrpa" ?vcry tber meJiilae lor thr cnre cf cscz'-.
c4 "a iniiac2iza,barfmuis, cxnp. iTtmcbitif, iaopici.'.
con amptkm, . jid f T tlie t-Bcf f 2!nuiptivr pitit- -
ia sdvai dtatf the ditarr, that it is Braterr lnr-
ti42nt the cviicnces tsfit iruies. 31c ur.i
knows th in.
l"rtiiar4by I):. J. . A Y'.U & tt,Lewifi, Mtui
acd ft-U liy dn.c5it and Hieikst in xaediLhir
evcrywLcrt " (pI.icxas,
MASTA'S pulmonic balsam.
Tcr all disessee of the lin
lnns acd chtt, i.ag provjtj itrJftt
su " rr'iaWr maniy. Tinwifa; d
ha.c Ikxh pr 3y and 'ecinah..
t-d l v it.timelyne while i-n3T-i
.sr with ( tae r0d. Tuntra.t-a
r i-gh, aid wi h variju" other fem -
f!-iTdj3". Itip prrriari'd IroT'
TrUlJc balsaxns and 'he xnediciniJ
jir p rtir? -: roots aad iiertis, con
jaiia ao zniiHrals nur poisooua
ir .-f. It caa lv Jakin with pci
fcrttafetv at -41 time. SJdJiy J.
, C Bi rfm and . UanCaJ, m. .Jfahnibsay, tnd ii
. -i'-i i -Ccrr putxaly. tl-jou'i.
DYSPEFSIA CURED.
Itliouiiialisiu Curetl.
SRTJPTIONS ON THE EAGE CURETJ,
Scrofala Cured.
Ity jatas-.jit ni-ii Jliaeral "VVa'.crE.
Do svar wt-Ji iSl resr Triees aad (ilss Tundrfcnw
;J!4 matl ia.ilicir.e-. ani Ot a fcw hai WM:-
1 -jTjji.
"STKOLV11C ALTS.'
Ikcsrralt" ne a5 frem thecoaeecr-atei Kii!-i
,f thesieral wffl lite l'teaVu Salt JJaasfc
'nI"it'"-Tr? mi y.vi.! 5 air lijii lni -. Tr
siwjTT BSHi-al fsr a te'fc. DiiC'iim- rr attnrix!.
I Ar-aBv s- -T5U JJATZf X1NOUL WAT13S-."
1 Ialst .feeaid a hJf jfat-. a ra&cieat Sr
" V'-KKILL Zax- ZX. S:;Je st.tvt Bot-a.
11 fZ "IVfcdwsie Arrat
McALISTER'S
All-IIcalinjj' Oinnnent, or
1
TVoi-kis Salve,
i
.
H s aiaV f sr lic past twcnryyeaa
'sartlu.wa'mallsuMadthcwfBfd as tbe xaott JSC3tng
. at-c-isgi3Qj:t i cxi::vic.
,
,
cAlister's All-Henling Ointmsn:
I
,
I
t XEVEI1 KAIIaS TO Cl'liE
? I: lHeatsL, ?crissk, l"er, 5 auiH Vcsl. Ssrr XIrJ-p.
-M rrari j? an-s, ratds.Ca!lscles. Oara-, Madv .
inJ rfl lUMma-ic I'saiw, i.c, itr. IK-ri- jiwitxfl
M wf ai f -h Bis. Fcr f-a-:ed lii al . Vcngi.
v. :. ti .f xfa J m thf v iirkl. (iveitatriaL
lVior 33r. Ma ty ai lTUi-ti. ,e3i
CROUP! CR0UPI!
03. KODXE.rS C9USH AHD GSQU? SYSU?
Cort rraep. rchf frorn ccii', hoarscne, rtsarrf '
oeiuAr. vuctr froui . ubi nd lTi-iiai ceacht. a .
ri sjrtdy ulnf iu wlnwpiar cn?l.s and arthias,at.d
vi ta cstm ihe Ur- r, aad iavariaUvhirtei the rc.
thefTowr.
. -"hil4ren are lialde t 1 a'tackrd with ctp'm
wi hou a a.artiiV Kanaac lt i, thnf tv, iiupi :
tt that t'xny fannli f hoald have ceastantly at hati
Msipie and 4, iKtij, r.t rtricarios Ttxavir 4 :
:hc niTi- iS thi - jiiiifol aud to eflen f jtJ d5 i-c . Sik .
a rci 4v is
FvTfile 5y a3 dnsrgift.
'. D. l.r.ET, lTopri.tcr, 5prinr5dl, iJa?f
' Ditai Barar? i: V Jl park Uow, Xrw York.-'iU
i a!-o fop jJy tix- Ij .J st !i-t prx-.. cotaaan"'i
i Ymolander-s extract "buchu"
, rrrn.
t AX.L KIDXKY DISEASES
Hheuiriatic Difficulties.
lTirerl- 5oll -vrvwbe. tjnnTi
A. nn:Ll li;U.WTi!iw3le Drnpo,t Hoetoa Gen-Af
W0VT
ISB A.Y OTHER.
j .VlHilriiTL:7
,rV⁢ nt ma"
pirked tip r
r-r.ore i , rsv
HairliijJMii
tird olnr i
fr iA'ek.
au3 i llt. 1"
jllair Itrosi
t. It j ; t
A JIk' ll ad 1 a-.
1 tif t1-1 r-.
A li-rritninalit .
Iias trw hktT!
ri
i .T1' .l..x
J. "lYHBSTSIl & C0, Proprietors,
SiJdwb3raleandrfUnby S. RAXDALL. Dmrr
TUi3rjad Street, St. Johnsbnry. Vu t ancl?"
rou
lliiliioilP
llt?tjcur Wastc GrcascJ
Penn'a. Salt fg. CoJs.
g
9 llPTit? rmk fhi
?atiVl -P rt
IHKL'tTIOXS.
!:r 1? nor box f Lye in -1 ponnds 'jast
htt uatrx, ia an ir-a pot Jlrlt ia ani.thrr p " 3 13
5N fcV ofj rjreaw. Take ftS T thc fir, 3
Intotju-'ir Jowly thedi-aiajied lye.aaJ keep lt
rnr v.iu tlie 'h''le Jom- -urli xaiarJ aJ hl
rmCn. Xow .t ttp. and rt in a narsi plaf
otit Bipht. Xtit day cct p into small pwca.
6 i pint- .f x-Mer. and rutil with a ir'Htk l'-t
tiitil thr- vnf t all divnirrJ, then prcr int a tt t"
fxH. ttb.K'oH.cot iatubars,-uhich ia be t
CSe ia ibect 10 days.
BnVAUE OF COOTFJIrTlTS.
Etjfarticular in uhinrfforI'EXXA.SAZ!
h1'? gd"'"''-1
t'si ri STftJ " ' irttfl fcT f'VlKar.- x.-ni--
;-i". i .
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