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iSTlES r. Mdillted T IFlM, Im V 1 V V Vt. : C
VE$5 t HBltai iD for pnbl - Mill T& leave. St. Aiban. at 6.15 a.m..
fioultural and "mum COIlnectinit at White Xiifer Junction and Bel-
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"
TU niT h aasi.red as fixed faotB in
wiwn vim
M.
1. .All lands on which clover, or voe
grr.ases are grown, must either have lime
io ibem, naturally, or it must be artifi
cially supplied in the form of atoue lime,
or marl.
2. All permanent improvement of
lands must look to lime as its busts.
8. Lands Whlon nave oeen lung
. ... I i i a n
culture will be benefitted by applications
io the form of boned ust, guano, uative
phosphate of lime, compost of .fiah; ashes
or in oyster 6hell
-. ' P
lime or man li
the land needs liming, also. , r
4. ' No land, can be preserved in a
AnveT and
n.go Btaeoi io,w..vj, u. - .!
tnn omsqpH are cultivated in the course or j
rotation.
5. Mould is mdispensabio in every
- ,
soil and a healthy supply can alone be i
preserved tbrougn me cuiuvuuuu ui u.
ver and the grasses, he- iurping.in of
green crops or by the application of com
posts rich in the elements of mould.
6. All .highly "concentrated animal
manures are increased in value, and their
lenefit prolonged by admixture of plaster
-or pulverized charcoal. '
7. Deep plowing greatly improves tne
productive powers of a variety of soil,
that is not wet.
8. Subsoiling siund land, that is,
land that is not wet, is eminently condu
cive to increased production.
9., All wet land should be well drain
ed. . ......
10. All grin crops should be har
vested several days before it is thorougly
ripe.
1 1. Clover, as well as oiher grasses,
intended for hay should be mown when in
bloom.
12. Sandy lands can be most effec
tually improved by clay when such lauds
require liming, or marling, the lime or
marl is most beniiicially applied, when
made into compost with clay. In slack
ing the lime, salt brino is better than
water.
13. The chopping or grinding of
grain, to be fed to stock, operates as a
saving of at least twenty five per cent.
14. Draining of wet lands and marsh
es adds to their value, by making them
pro dace more and better crops by pro
ducing them earlier and by improving
the health of neighborhoods.
15. To manure or lime wet lands, is
to throw manure, lime, and labor away.
16. Shallow plowing operates to im
poverish the soil, while decreasing pro
duction. 17. By stabling and shedding stock
during the winter, a saying of one fourth
of the food may be effected that is. one
fourth less food will answer, than when
such stock may be exposed to the inclem
encies of the weather. " ' V i -s
18. ' A bushel of plaster per acre, sown
broadcast over clover, will add one hun
dred per coot to its product 1
19. Periodical applications, of ashes
tend to keep up the integrity of soils, by
supplying most, if not all, of the iuorgan
io substances. " ' : ?
20. Thorough preparation of land is
absolutely necessary to the sueceisful and
luxuriant growth of crops.'' v : : .
21. Abundant crops cannot be grown
for a succession, unless ' care be taken to
provide and apply an equivalent for the
substances carried off the land in the pro.
ducts grown thereon. , y t
' 22. " To preserto meadows in their
productiveness.it is necessary to harrow
them every second autumn, apply top dres
sings, and roll them. 4 ,
The Maine Farmer recommends a
mixture of leached ashes, hen dropings
softened in water, plaster and night soil,
well mixed with fine soil. It starts veg
etation finely, and keeps it warm in the
-cold days of June. ' (
To Clbanei Wool
-For 6 lbs. of wool i
use one-holf round of snWatM in A .;i.
t ii . ' , . .
full of water maie about a. hot as the
ladies do 1 their dish-water : ion. to,,.
' , . .
wojh in bis from 30 to 40minutes then
take np. and drdio back into your kettle,
fill up with Water j bring" up your
introduce 5 lbs. more, and so on.
above will cleanse 60 lbs, or more. Sh
it stand over night be sure and skim.
r -vi -if- ' Am Old Card. ;
Fwwirs.--Io your flower-beds, if the
the plants sickened- last year, change
the? toil. Heoovated earth is renewed
he ilth to consumptive flowers. ,
Vermont Central and Sul.l-i
- -van -Railroads.-' -
Summer Arrangement commencing May 14, 1868
tl -T1I OOINO SOUTH AK1 HAST
l.ua Watarl.nrv it H.SUa at. 2.10 ! III!
, iCw. Fall, with tr.uu. lor Boston. Woice.ter.'
Kprincheld and Mew York, arriving In New
York at 10.45 r m., and wiih train, on Faseump-
' ale K. U.
; ; Day Ekpr.es leave. Montreal at 8 30 a m.. St,
i John.
at 1U J a. 111., lor Boston, 40
niinHr.tinir at Burlington with Rutland rail
-r.A rr 1 intr Alha.nvf.nd NowYorS! arriving'
in Bostin via lwell at 10.80 p. m. r j
80 am Montreal at 3-lft r M, Rou'.Pointat 5.45 J . It 1. rapidly superceding all preparation, of
p. m., bt. John, at 4.40 p.m. arriving at Boston : Opium and Valerian the well-known, remit of
at 8.40 a m, connecting at Bellow. Fall, with ' which l to produce Costiveneas and Other . a
Cheshire H R. lor Boston and Worcester, and rtoas difficulties as it allaya Irritation, Re.tle.a
with Vt. Valley R. K., for Springfield xo., i ness, and Bpasms, and iuduce. regular action of
and arriving in New. York at 12,30 p. m. ( j the bowel, and secretive Organ.. ' --
it l thaimiooimo moktb and west. i No preparation for Nervous Disease, ever told
Leave Waterburv at t). 10 A m. 4.06 r M, and I .o readily , or met with such universal approval.
' 6.51 1 M. .:'
! ijhv rjii rem luuvci uubluu iia ijunmiiD w
I I. I ' -. l . ..in I . U 1,1
m'f01. jinrlinirton. 8t Albana. Montreal, ar-
riving at Montreal at 9 80 p. m. . ... ., .
Mail train leaves Boston at T.OO a. m, via
i,owell. via. Lawrence and Fitchburcr at T.30 a.
i-ingMd .
, HprlngBeld at l.io a. m.. ior ijuiuneton.
. , . . tr , XT .1. (! ,1 J . . m IK
Mill.
ACComoaaiion inm leaves iiuriuiiciu bv i.xu
a m. and ournngton at o.oo a. in. lorot. Al
bans. Montreal Mid Rouse's Point,
Niirht express train leaves lieiiows j- aiis at lu.'i
Hum, reoeiving passengers from Vermont Val i i
ley railroad, leaving New York at 12.15 r m. and
from Cheshire railwad. leaving Boston at 6.80 P
M, connectinir at White Kiver Juncton with train
leaving Boston at 5.00 r K, for Burlington
Rouse s Point, Montreal, and Ogdensburgh,
rlth
connectin at Montreal and uedenuburgQ, w
urttUU J1IUUR iimiUB iur iiic ncai. .
Sleeping oars are attached to botfc the night ex-
Urand Iruuk trains tor the west,
Boston, and St. Albans and Springfield
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations. G. MERRILL,.
St: Albana.'Jan. 1, 186B.,, , 83 Sup't:
JML ill lnery !
' ' NEW ARRIVAL!
MISS PEARSON would jnforra her- friends
and patrons that she ban removed ber shop
to the residence of henry LUley three door,
west of the American House. Having just re
ceived ,!,,-.,;'
A CHOICE LOT
i
of Millinery Goods,
Hals, Bonnets, i
- Flowers, Ribbon.. '
Grenadine Veil., , , '
Kid Glove., "
Dress Trimming.,
Corsets, &c, Ac, she is ready to wait on those
who may favor her wit! their patronage. '
Dressmaking and straw dressing done ia a sat
isfactory manner. .......
Bydepark, May 1st, 1866. 24
1'RoiiATi: coi;kt!. .
&JOT1CE is hereby given that stated sessions of
IJ the Probate court, ror the district ol Lamoille
will be held at the Probate Oltice in Johnson in
said district, on every Monday for the year en
suing. It is very desirable that those having
business with the court attend to the same as far
as practicable on the days above named.
N. ATWOOD. Judge.
Johnson, Dec. 1st, 1805. 8
DAVID T. ALLEN'S Estate.
The subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District of La
moille Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons a
gainst theestate of David T. Allen, late-of
btowe, in said District, deceased, represented in
solvent, the term of 0 months from tho 14th day
of May lHtiti, being allowed by said court to the
creditor, of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us t Cive notice
that we will attend to the dnties of our appoint
ment at the dwolllng-houseof Alinda H. Allen'in
Stowe, in said Dialrict, - on the Kith days
of June and October next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenooon on each said dnvs.
R. WASllllURN. ) Commis
LUKE J. TOWN, sionerg.
Btowe. May 16, 1860, . , 2T
Notice. : .)
YfrHEREAS. Harriet Ann. my wife, ha. left
f v my bed and board without just cnue or
provocation, this is to iorbld all persons harbor
ing her on my account, a. 1 .hall pay no debts
ol her contracting after this data.
' JAMES PARKER.
1 Morrisville, May 16, 1866. . : 2T
U. S. 7-3(T
TREASURY NOTES
Constantly on hand and for sale, and all kind
of Government Securities procured at
The Lamoille County Rational Hani
mL J. A. L. KOYES.Cash.
Hyde Park. Oct. 84, 1865.. ,
TOW KR8 &, HALL,
Physicians : and Surgeons,
MORRWVILLE, VT.
e i .-
Having formed a professional co-partnership
we will fuithfull attend to all business entrusted
to our care. "
0 Office at residence first door east Town Hall.
H. POWERS. E. J. HALL.
Morrisville, Dec.,2T, 1803. 6m6
The Morrisville House lor
SALE!!
1'HB .ubscriber oiler, for .ale the tavern stand
at Morrisville, Vt. known as the
MORRISVILLE HOUSE,
together with bi. furniture, horses, harnessea,
and carriages. , R. O. SPALDING.
Morrisville, Apr. 11,1868. 21tf ,
100,000" Nice-Heart
SHINGLES!
For Sale at Cady's Falls, by
S. I. CLAKK.
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niifpfl ! i
rvHAA DAIRY AND VEAL (WINS. '
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YYJ" The highest market price paid for
J-
0D,0lV. 8"Verr bjr r ' UT.
ull,u-
Morrisville, Vt.
A CAR ft.
for he has had considerable experience in the
Dusiness, ana win ao his utmost to give sntifao
tion. ' E. N. PORTER.
Morrisville, May 21, 1806. 2T3t
DAIRY SALT!..!.,
In Boxes, and Barrel, and half-barrel.
, .. ' ,". r t CLARJCS.'
- " v v aj w iuiumii hip iii ii a n traii i,n ui m urriB I " j i
aT w ii-1 n nfasm tkak uiik t.H.. u i ' iiirflaa bdd sit in a rtAatr. una .'..
heat ; towh and vicinity that I have .old out my ! Walrh Timairn,,, K 1 variety,
. .. Photographlo Kaloon to L. O. llurnham, who has .a.a tn Vril. .i V k y. y won'"
1 he owned it to the nnhiin .mi i. nr.,,rBH An. .ii nded to promptly and In the best manner. Lv
. ' .fu.. f w . .u. .1. r , " .i..... . Urner of Main and Stiu ati,u. -A ,u" 0
OU,alfn7rmm3 Montpel. Hep. 12. 1868. . ., , ,. , " ;
V . . I -X -
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JsjolUC
rolfi , Can't Sleep
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t J . J
CEO. C. GOODWIN A CO.. M. 8. BURR 4
j0.. and WEEKS & POTTER. -Wholesale
.Drneeista. Boston, and UEMAi BARNES A
'CO., Wholesale Druggist New York,
41? now prepared to supply Hospitals, Fbysi-
clau. and the trade, with tin
e standard and in-
valuable remedy.
KRVIIE.
This artiole surpasses all known preparation.
lor the cure 01 an form. 01 ,
ra n v v ri 11 e n o s e.T
I For Fits; Sleeplessness, Loss of energy. Peculiar
L'nm. a W.,vnutaD, n r, iF.nm. In.ltia. mm ail
i , u.a.u hkunkpb nuu jntKuiwi.ivai nuv, .
the fearful mental and bodily ay mptom. that fol.
: low in the train of nervous diseases, Dodd'i Ner- R,
1 vine is the bent remedy known to science, cold
by all Drugirists. Price $t.
H. ti. SIOREU A CO., Proprietors,
r . i' v To Fulton Street, New York.
m:.KY IIA HA LS,
(Successor to H. T. Barnes & Son,)
' ;r7tiii in aix kinds orj
L E A T H E R,
Saddlery Hardware, .. . w
Carriage Trimmings,
' ''' and
Shoe Findings, !
one door south of Montpelier Hotel,
; i State Streot, Montpelier, Vt.
Agent for Singer's Sewing Machine..
II AY j NO ENLARGED EACILTIES
.... . FOR MANUJjAUIIUUJNU-
Harnesses, Trunks, Valines,
tVC, aVC.
we are prepared to fill a.ny order that may bt giv
en us for
GIG, COACH.') mUSUREi VR
. ' ' ' TEA Ml ir Alt N ESSES. 1 ' "
Ladles' Bonnet and Dres. Trunks, Gent's Trav
eling and Packing Trunks, Bole ' Leather, Sheep
and Enameled Valises, Carpet Bags, Horse Cov
ers,
Riding and Driving Bridles, Saddles, Halters, 1
p " VV , w y ir J 7m 7 , " c. I and T5. flat land.-nd the No.. 8 1 Bl Al-W 3
Jfirst Cliist JIurness and Trunk Si7). j an(j g3, side bill.
- Ve design to be second to none in regard to The Tabor No.. Al. 3. and side hill.'
style, quality, finisb-or prices of our work, and : The Cylinder, or Lebanon, Nos.O, 1 and 3 flat
anyone desirous of purchasing, we shall at all land and side hill.
times be happy to show them our assortment. The Castleton. or Barrow. A Grave's, No. f ,
atolegpMUoutara.th"t ln aU the , 8. 3 and 3 i-2. flat land.-aad 3 and 31-3 side
hill.
BARNES & JOHNSON. Also, point, forth Buezell, Strickland. Bun.
One door East of Burnham'a Hotel, Montpel- dy, St. JohnBbury. Sheldon. Mlddlcbury andoth
icr, Vt. , i er plows, and mould boards and land sides for
N. B All work warranted. Repairing done' many of above numbers of plows.
promptly and by the best workmen. 49yl I
It. It. 11 Bit' lilt,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
has Just returned from New York with a good
stock of
BROADCLOTHS, ClftHlMKKK 1NO VISTlNfl
of Late Patterns and Styles.
German Hroadclothesi Black Doeskins, French
Fancy Doeskins for Gentleman's Pants.
Rich Silks and Marseilles Yestings, Satin
if, and Silk Vesting., of the liont qualities.
fly" All Garments made at this shop will be
don. in the most workmanlike and fashionable
manner. , ' .
Garments out (or others to make, are warrant-
er! to fit. 1
' Gentlemen wishing for a good and fashionable
woai can gel it iy calling at Kiker a Shop.
Oct. 26th. 1864
l.
4flyl
JY. li. IIItOWIY,
(Successor to Fred K. Smith.)
pothcavy' 'and "'Jvuggtet,
,.. hO. 4 STATE STItltRT, MONTftLIKR, VT.
Proprietor of Smith's
s M ...... . C i , ,
Anodyne ' Cough Drop$, Bittert, 3fc,
and dealer in all the
Popular Family Medicines, Perfumeries,
- Cigars, &c &o., &0. 1 ; '
IT particular attention ald to Phyaiclan.
Prescription..
49yl
FUBNITUllE !
S CARPETING ! "
PAP Hit II AJVfJ IIVO
comnsi' 1
J. V. UAIUtKK .V (fO.,
MONTPELIER, - VT.
ItKAIAi:ilI & CO.
(Successor to J.'C. Emery.) '' ',,
'Pialkk IN
FTJllNJLTWRE,
carpets, nooM-PAPgrts,: cubtainb,
and
General House Furnishing Goods,
!' MOKTPBLIER, VT. , "' ,'
We respectfully announce to the
pnrchaslng
ick complete
community mat w. shall keep our stock oraplet
of the best qualities and styles of all good, per-
willing vo mis Drancn oi cosiness, and shall
nmKe our price as low a possible.- adhering
strictly to what we I
believisth only Just prin-
clple of trade, viz s
One price and no variation.
UKUKUK BRAINAKD,
FRED E,MITH. '
11.1
T
S. EREEMAN,-
(Successor to . T. X. PhinneV.l
DUALKB IN
I In Watches and Jewelry,
j Silver and plated war' Fancy bood. Cutlery ,
! Perfumery, Unhlng Tackle, and evervthl nar-
talniug to a first clss Jewelry and Fancy Lo4
btoro. irover 4 Rkr . j ;. .... . v.
? v ir r ir i ii i . n ... b
" n w MM v" " p
Jnstly acknowledaed to U th. best famllv
proves. . . . -.. ,, ,, ff f(
'.THE 1UNIVEUSALl IIEMMER,"" '
Tt Al A aall kl-J. .A . . . ' ' '
aiUntJul all Wl-a aa. .
7 r- iiisciiinns, ana
..ruing a hem of any width desired. Machine .
liiicnlirr for Nalc. : .'
rpllE subscriber bason hand for sale 30.(100
.1 foe olapbuards. and a large quantity of otb.
?.r?,lnll.,""ber' l hiw mill, (formerly owned by
Willard Modenathan) on the main road between
No. Hyde Psrk and Eden. Rill of lumber filled
to order on short notice,,; ; , i
wa 1 0 ' A tTSTlW .
' Eden, March, 18fl. , ISml
TolheFarmers-prLa-i
t i;inr
The aubaorlber baa on band tod la no re1f
ing complete aaaortment of f , f
- V,
PLOWS ! ,
from"
p;
the
are
successor, to Nourse, Masoa Si Co., Bo.ton and
Worcester, Mass., and by j,
Whitteraore, Belcher & Co.,
Vl Chloopee Fall and Boston, Mast.
The Cyliuder Plow.
made by the Lebanon Plow Co.,
.' V Lebanon. If H
The justly celebrated No. J, .
and other kind, made bv Barrow. & Graves,
Caatleton. Vt.
The St. Johtsbury Plow,
made bv Luk Buzzell. '' "
f. K .. tt. JohMbnry. Vt.
The Tabor Plow,.? -Trf' Ji .
' made by I. T. Barlow, '
nocayaaie," xsnsioi, vt.
ei1
In fact, having made plow, and
PLOW REPAIRS,
A SPECIALITY" in my business,
I am prepared to furnish plow, and plow repairs
for nearly every Kind or plow now made in wew
England. Farmers will usually find me supplied
(ngi?na. r armer. win usually una Die .uppnea
ritn point, to most plow, now in common use in
his vicinity, including the Eagl. No.. A B C H
IB 8B 0 2 S 4 8 1 1 25 33 85 t) 40 60 55 T3 1-2
w
this
2D
now. iscams.
Handles,
Wheels,
Cutters,
devices,
nd repairs generally,
Com tan tly on band.
As nsnal I .ball keep a supply of
Cultivators, " ,
i Boad Scrapers. ' V" "' '
,..-! troughs.. , ;; v 1
Harrows, .
' 1 1 ' Chums, ' '
Grindstone fixtures
Grass and Clover Seed,
' ' . Plaster,
and the many article, usually found in a
WELL STOCKED
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
1 1 I f I
1 would also call attention U my stock of
other good., including
i'umpa, . .. r .
'.''Lead Pipe,, ;.-';';''','.' v.'.,
'..'' Zinc, :i ' i . f.
i Hollow war,'
Brass Kettles,
Cast-Iron Sinks,
Carriage Bolts,
;:' , : Flour,
Lime,
Cement, &o.
.i.i
;no:3 haiou,.
- .:'0'iii!nL
,.:.'v.,Vl
! 1
(.-! :.Wf
i OHavingfadhU-ifcr'snpplylng anything
In tha Tin and dira.n lit,, a, , .
. . . ' " '
rate, ana determined, aa I am ukn n k.4
. . .. . AT." M.P
quality and, price with larger towns. I
solicit an examination of my (took and a
f your patronage, Tl
. Peddlera' .applied 0n commission with tin.
wood, glass, Japanned, pressed and hollow wans.
yanke. notion., brooms, Matches, mop.; and
lfted1?0,P-.dw1,1f,od, Cwt tmUM
ir desired. Cash bald for fnra n.n.
.Mn. aud In faff kind SZffi
- K" , mail v
V. C. S. PAGE.
HydPlrk, April, 98. 1881.. jT
the light one-borst to to the heavy breaking
plow, and comprising the manufacture, or
best make in New England, among which
the EAGLE." made bv the Ames Plow Co,
'1
r 1 a .
full ajt.ortm.nt of food
I
nm Just receiving a
as follow:
House Trimmings, ,
Joiner Tools, Carnage Bolts, .
C V Bar Iron, Horse ails.
Horse Shoes, Chains, Axes, &c
Patent Fox and Ilnx Traps,
whici everV trappe'rrtonld be mm to get! For
al by the dozen or slngll.
CUMBERLAND COAL;
by tbs ton orles. quantltle.., for black smiths,
b All Inqnirlei answered by, return inall. ,,,
SEND IN TOUR ORDERS
for any good in my line, or call a the -
STOVE, TIN AND
HARDWARE
' store,
One door east of the new church..
. . ' H. D. WOOD.
Stowe, Bept.Tth, 1865.
y 43
READ AND REMEMBER!
that
P. C. CLEVELAND
ha. on band a .plendld lot of
rork,
Lard,
Hams,
Flh.
Salt,
Flour, of the choicest brand,
and other
: Family Groceries,
at his Headquarter in
HYDE PARK VILLAGE,
and will .ell them Cuiap.
Also Remember
, f ' that the
Highest Market Price
will be jiald for all kinds
FARMERS' PRODUCE !
Hyde Park, Maroh 2T, 1866. 19
CHAPLIN'S
Celebrated Heave Powders
AND
BLOOD RENOVATOR:
This medicine has been in constant use for 30
year., and bat given universal satisfaction and
resulted in very many radical cure.. All who use
It speak or It It in tho biuhest terms, it your
horse 1. out of condition resulting from hard dri
ving, poor feed or treatmcnt.and almost any other
cause, get Cnaplln s Heave t'nwuers, lollnw the
direction, and it will soon be in good condition.
Any amount of references and certificates con
cerning its efficacy from all part, of the country
can be given. The best Farrie. and horsemen
use it.
Prepared and for sale, wholesale aud retail, bv
the anbsriber, and also for sale by druggist, and
merchants generally throughout the country.
3d J. a Chaplin, Morrisville, Vt,
TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES SECRETS FOR
. THE MILLION 1
A most valuable and wonderful publication, A
work of 4UO pages, and 30 colored Engraving..
Da. Hcnneb's Vapr Mkci m, sn original and
popular treatise on Man and woman, their Pby-
.ioloy,1 Functions, and Sexual .disorder, of
very kind, with never-failing remedies for their
speedy cure. T tie practice of Dii. IIitntkk has
long been, and still is, unbounded, but at the
earnest solicitation ot numerous persons, he has
been induced to 'extend his medical usefulness
through the medium of his "Van Mkccm." It
i. a volume that should be in the hands of every
family In the land, a. a preventative of secret
vices, or as a guide for the alleviation of one of
the most awful and destructive scourge, that
ver visited mankind.' One copy, recurely en
veloped, will be forwarded free of postage to any
part of the Unit.d States for AO cents In P. O.
.tamp.. Address, postpaid, DR. HUNTER, No.
LPitw York.
The Model Sewing Machine.
Prominent among the mechanical triumph, of
this most ingenious age, common honesty com
pels na to notice the Empire hewing Machine,
commended aa justlv styled periection itself.
Useful aa have been tha virions aewlnir machinal
from limn la timA lirAfUdltad til thn niihlln. u,h
one of, them baa been earned with torn radical
defect, which detract . from general utility.
Warned bv tha experience of bio tordecssora.
!et'nT?iLoril l1 plre f,?tiI1la" Pr,duc,ed
wnicn oinera are vaunted, ana obviating every
defect which can be attributed to them by the
moHt lasuniou ontio. . . . r
The Empire Machine I. a marvellous combina
tion of simplicity, economy and perfect work.
mansntp, being durable, ire. from
get out of order, noiseless, and
tion. It mechanical oontrlvanc.
secure stability, freedom from acciduut.and ao-l
curacy as to workmant-hlp. By tha ufe of the'
patented shuttle and straight ne.dle. it make, a
wwd. wuico can nvitner rip uor ravel, wane,
at the same time, it can operate perfectly npon
very .specie, of material from leather to cam
brio, with thread, of cotton, linen or silk, from
the finest to the coarsest number. . x . ,
Aa the Empire Machine is gradually supplant
ing its more antique rivals, no one in want of a
asefnl instrument of this description, be he or
she tailor, ooachmaker. dressmaker or team
stress, can do otherwise than tccure one of thma
economical and Inimitable machines, suited alike I
Duiica.1 auu inimitaoie macmnea, suited alike
amilv and manufacturing purposes. Tbe
i of the Empire Manufacturing Co. is at No.
Iroadway, New York City, where they are
for lamll
office
638 Broad
now supplying these Einpir Machines at prioea
isr of iow in real vain oi tne instrument,
new Tork Herald. ,. 19
ft 1.500 ."LLir W,B """
tviO ewinVkuAln?, n7"-UJr."iI,0rSD
! -'wtD,t M011'"!. Ihre. new kind.. Un -
urr sua upp.r reea. Warranted Ov years.
Above .alary or large commission, paid. Th
onlt maohin. sold in the United btate. for lea
un mvu wnicn are fully censed bv Un..
""",0' ""-n, urover Baaer. hinger, &
Co.. and Baohelden All other cheap machln-e
an InfringsmenU and the seller or ner are liable
tl' j i ,, - . .. . -y. -.
fa ia'a" ' "."Prwonment. firculsri
S?ort,Ate : ft "1 15 "W , Crk, ;
deford, Maine, or Chicago, 111.
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THE MASON A HAMLIN CAtliNET OROANS
forty different styles, adapted to Kacred and
Beoular Music,' fov H0 to WjO each. Pirrr
Om Uot er Rilvs Mid.is, or other first
premium awarded thsm. Illnstrated Catalo.
guesfrse. Address Mamo St HAMLln, Bos
TO, Or MABUKI BROTHERS, Nw YoKI.
. 42yl
Vermont Ac I to ton Tcle
. . . graph Co.,
Between Boston. Montreal and Ogden.b.rrh
Also Springfield and Ht. Johnsbary and Inter
rw itb eonnectiona t. all
of the u. 8. andCanadaa. ga
Office la Bamss' Drag .tor, Stowe Tt.7
'( Successor to V. h 70 ,
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BTOWE, ,
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1- I DIALER J5 (i
SCHOOL,'. ;,!
BLANK and ' : ... Z
....,mi.e
DB O O K. fi.
DEEDS, WRITS,
Pension Blanks.
Albums, Stationery J
rrwOrAm bv miff ni'fttfc.-i.L'" l
Undedto. -
i
&int wtfftts, mat &
Sterling Silver and Silver Pl.tf
AND FAKCY GOODS IN GREAT
CHA.. WTMAH. 8T. ALBAKg.ft
E.,U. HUNTlNOTOK, j
, . ..Watch Bbpaibino: as Ekgmvih
L JY. LEIGfiw
HOUSE AND FURNITDHE
Cramer and Paper Hanger
STOWE, . . , . VeHlOj-H1 ',
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. The Clarriitont
MANUFACTURE
Wholesale Booksellers, Sialiotttn
Ushers, ana Hook q rnper Ml,,,
CIAREMONT, N. H.
Order, solicited for any kind of printitf .
' . All.i7.e.andqnalitieBof writiuiiiiiii.
I1.
i-
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Every variety of wrapping paper,
All kinds of schoel books,
Every new book rmblithcd,
Pens, pencils ud (niw
Printing Job., job. of Binding and rebinf
printing ink. Ac. Cash paid for rm
E. I.. OOM)iEJ,il
UAIfllUB ,J . lug
Claremont, N. H. Lt.tu N. Im.
BURLINGTON
BOOKBINDER
OLD BOOKS BKBOtJND
Music, Magazines, Pamphlets, ty.,
tbound in owy desired syh.Q
Account Books of all Kipds made to O
PAPKR RTJLKD TO ANTf PATTERS.
Orders by mail will receive prompt tUaiia.
Term, reasonable.
Address, WM. SCOT!,
(Oftioe over R. Huntington'. Bookstore.)
Burlington, Jan. US, 1866. JCjl
Drugs and Mcdicinesljiffi.'
AT
Morrisville, Vt.,
where oan b found all of the popnlir
DRUGS and MEDICNEJ
now in use, which I bought to sell. I vill s
be undersold by anybody in the County. I k"
a complete assortment of
Rubber Syringes, soft and hard, Bras
lumps, Shoulder Braces, Irmm
and Supporters. Ivory, Raw-1
' " Horn and Rubber, Drming
Combs, Brushes, Port
monies, Hair Dyes, Tonics,
Perfumeries, Flavoring Extracts,
Pocket Cutlxrv. Razors, Paper mi
Envelopes, Pens and Ink Puper CAn
(the best in market). Shot ai $to
, , Brushes, Paints, Oil and Vf
. Stuffs, Toilet and Carriagt
, ,. -i Sponges
of every description, and a mlscell.seouiiwn
ment uiuaiiy found in a country
D RUG STORE!
: 3. ,1 have a good assortment of "
o ix o o aa n i u s
,i' j- 'i .'.! t,.. rl
EfStiW. I. GOODS
esn.lsting of
Flour, SuR Fish,
' Tea. Coffee. Tobanco.
cigars, o. of variom bratit
Confectionrry, ' .'
Candy and Nuti i
' of every description.
, . Cider ly the
. ... : Glass of 6
BLACKS TONE COAL OIL
for Kereoslne Lamps the best ia market I J"
prepare several valuabla medicines, ani&H B,
I the valuable ,
Pain anil A r ho ruif,
M,ei,,,,toJ fnrd.M-a of the bow.ls.
,nmmer complaint, dya.nt.ry. cholers and
; era morbus i .oldi.r. t,-hi.d with eeron
ntery will find it to their advantage to oall
on uisiu ineir amiction
t IhaveaUe the celebrated
S TOM AO H BITTERS
ths best In thetouatry which ar. prep'"''
myseir and warraatj m .reprinted. 9
it
prompUy filled, x ' i f . , i( I I.I
Particular atUntloa paid t eompo"1"11 ; J
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTS
by an exparienoed band. ,, , , "
All goods aold at tbe .
Tcry Lowest Cash Tricis .
; ; r . SMALLER
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