Lamoille newsdealer. [volume], November 14, 1866, Image 4

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FAIT IIORSESKOT FOR FARMERS.
t ii U be credit of the mass of farmers
tbitthej rarly give way to tie faseinatiou
of raaring and training fast horses for the
purpoa or' competition with the stock of
professional '; turfuien. , ; Sometimes, how
ever, a farmer, fiudiug himself the poss
easor of a horse, of more than commou
peed, is fired with an ambition to acquire
batorwty - nd profit by matchiug his
animal with aomo celebrity of the race
oourso He may winand acquire the fame
and ruoney.to whiuh ho oBpires, but the
buncos are niucty nine iu a hundred
tgaiust bim. This may result from i.o
fault iu the animal he has retred, and up
on 'which be ban staked bis moticy, but
'triply from the want of the peculiar
kuowledge :ieoessury to properly fit a horse
Lt the couiso and to manage him well
with' on it'.r)jThis preparation and mou
management be may depute to another,
professional ly couittftcut to tha task, but
ioncan the farmer tell whether be is be
ing honorably djalt with or not 1 Igno
Tant,bioiselff 11 the "tricks of the trade
; of the details pertaining to the train
iug of animals for the race course he is
at the mercy of any uuseupAilous trainer
who may deem it lor his interest to sell
biaijto a competitor, , ,
A well to do farmer of our acquaintance
had the misfortune to rear a really fine
and fast bprso. The action of the animal
gave bim great delight, and nothing
would do but an exhibition of him among
the professionals. He put up his money
aud won. This gave a higher flight to
bis ambition and induced a bolder opera
tion. Success again rewarded his ven
ture. He neglected his farm, impercepti
bly acquired habits to which be bad be.
fore seen a stranger, and, spurred on by
past success and the machinations of the
crafty whose aim it was to fleece the
green and unwary, placed bis farm in
jeopardy for the purpose of raising money
to stake on the result of a race in which
hi pet horse was to contend for the prize
and the mastery.
The professionals had now got tbe over
confident farmer in the precise position
desired, and the result was, what they in
tended it should be , the dfcat of the far
mer's horse and the ruin of his owner.
The animal changed hands, aud so did the
farm. It was all downhill with the far
mer after this. Mis family was broken
up and dispersed, while he, reckless and
maddened by dnabpointimnt aud remorse,
found oblivion in a premature grave.
This may be called an extreme case
one of rare occurrence but is it so?
There are but too many case iu the world
that parallel it, though not heeded as they
ebould be. Let formers then, who chance
to rear horses of tho fast kind, dispose of
them to professionals and and not attempt
to win profit and notoriety by matching
them against others, lest the result proves
as unfortunate to theu as to bim whose
case ii eited by way of illustration;
FALL PL0W1M1 FOR CORN.
It is advised by some of our most emi
nent Entomologibts to plow corn-ground
late io the autumn as a remedy against
the depredations of the grub, whinh in
many instances piopes so destructive to
ihe . Important crop. The experience of
some of our best farmers is als in favor of
tb practice. But the plowing Bbould be
4iw euly just before the ground freezes,
the grub at this period is buried iu the
earth for its , winter quarters. If be is
turned on to the surface and remains
there the cold weather kills bim, but when
tbe plowiug is done too early, and a spell
f warm weather follows and continues
.tome timo, bo arouses from bis dormant
state and ugtio burrows iu the earth. '
If coarse manure in at hand spread it
on tho sod before plowing. The barrow
should not' be put on the laud before
spring. Tbe inverted sod forms drains,
nd the surface soon becomes dry after
tbe winter has passed. Theu harrow and
jose tbe gang-plow. If at that time a coat
f fine manure can be applied to the field,
ft large crop is a certain result
L. JY. LEIGHTON,
. ; HOUSE AND FURSlTUaB
Cramer, an J Paper Hunger i
T U W , . . VBEHO'ST,
All orders for work promptly attended to.
S
- - - ii-
, 1.10 IlnrrcN
Choice St. Loui9 Floiir,
Mn-w yr(m )ftte what ,
UJkiOraaul Eiprestly for roe ForSal Cbiap,
" " ' it D A. ILBBHTS.
NOTICE !
SI,AYTO. & - PECK !
Having purchased the stand formerly oecdpledby
I). 1. Noyes, in orrlsvllle. Vt,
are now offering to the people of Lamoille C.
LARGE and DESIRABLE
'STOCK of G OODS I
Hoots and SJlOCS,
(fur men, women and children,)
Nulla, Mia, Paints and Oils
I R ON
Or nUL lOLlJtxcis
, usually kept in a country stor.. -
0URPU1CESW1LLSDIT
, and be acceptable to all. .
It I oar intention to buy the best of goodi and
tell them at
LOW TKOFITS.
and we only wait tbe presence of the people t
show the facte.
K7"Also we pay a fair price for batter, cheese
hides aud skins, and ail kind ut country produce
in exchange for good or cosh,
O-ot oistoca. 2
Call on us and yon will be satisfied.
G. J. 8LAYTON, Chas. M. PECK.
April T, 18..6- SI
Won't be Without out-!
INGEllSOLL'S
WATER ELEVATOR!!
Patented May 12. 1863.
tubscriber is now prepared to furnish
.1 these elevators to all who are in want of
them. They are the best, cheapest and rroHt
durable of any ever invented, aud warranted to
give Bati.-ilacl.ion. Call at I), (iibert's f urni
ture Shop in MorriHville, where they are manu
factured, and examine them. Qo'ounty and
1'own ttigbts for sale.
Price. -
2r
- - $12.00.
A. B. MATTHEWS.
Morrisville, Vt.
D. W. HODGE,
( Successor to V. B thuw,)
810WI, TT.
DKALKR IN
SCHOOL,
BLANK and
MISELLANEOUS
DEEDS, WRITS, A N L
Pension Blanks,
Albums, Stationery, Ac.
f? Orders by mail or otherwise promptly at
tended to. f
YOUA'W iTI EX of VFKJIOAT
"VrOU can find steady and profitable em
JL plnymeiit in" your own State! !
UUMNICiKi Sellingtin. wood and glassware
watches, brooms, Yankee notions, &o. and buy
ing peltH, turn, hide.'), skins and every kind of
barter and produce. Carts Ac. furni.-hed and
good wugus guarantied to any energetic young
nil,, u, .uuiiu. ohmhji who una imniin uiuifeit
with a suitable horse, Address
! S PAfJP.
Manufacturer .ml wtin1aatA anil tnil riuu. in
tin, glass and wooden ware, pedlers' goods and
narior. Hvde farK. Vt.
ROLLlN C. PAUL'S ESTATE. (Insane Person)
STATE Or' VERMONT, In Probate Court hold
Laxoilli Dibtbict. s8. j en at Johnson within
and for said District on the IL'd day of Ucto-
uer, a. v. 1000.
Helen M. Paul, Guardian nnto ftollln C. Panl.
and insane person, represents to this court
that bur ward whiln sane was under control in
l.w and equity, to deed certain lauds situated in
tbe dbt'.ict aforesaid, and aks this court tn
grant her license to deed said lands in accord
ance with the conditions and stipulations as
man ov nersaiu wara wnne sane.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court
that said uiplicuton be referred to theProhaleUf
Hce in Johnson, on the Kith day of Nov.
ImPJ. And it is further ordered that notice be
given to all pursuits concerned, by publication of
thin order In the Lamoille Newsdealer printed at
Hyde Park, previous to said time appointed for
hearing, that they may object ir they see cause
objeot to tbe granting of said license,
lly order ol the Court,
Co-M JOUN I. (iLEED. Register.
JOHN B. REAVER'S ESTATE.
The snbr.rlhera. hnvlnrr tuwn umAlnt. V.u
honorable Probata Court for the District of La
moille Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims aud demands of all persons s
gainst the estate of John U. Heaver, late or
Mowe, in said District, deceased, represented In
solvent, the term or 6 months from the '.'Oth day
of Oct. 1800, bing allowed by said court to the
creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before ns : Ulve notice
that we will attend to the dnties of our appoint
ment at thedwellinghou or Mrs. John B. Weaver
in Htowe, in said District, on the last Katurdays
or .iov. ana l-ebruary, next, alio o'clock in the
uieuuuuu oDaco ui ssin uays.
n. it, i-uwfcltM, l ,
R. A. 8AVAUE, j tom
Btowa, Oct. 1800. fiO.63
At Montpclier.
MEMDER3 or tui LEGISLATURE
and others visiting Moutpelicr dur
ing the Session will find a
Complete Assortment
-of
Stylet' Green Mountain Scenery
on exhibition and for aale, In the CABINET la
THE STATE , HOUSE.
Those who cannot go tbemselvet should order
quantity thrungh the -
' 70 VX MCriiRSENTA TIVE.
Catalogue tent free to any address.!
A. P. HTTLE9.
4T Burlington, VI.
' -
h PLACE TO BUT
OOOO XJVXrj HTUJi'ji
tkeup, it ml V AUK US' Drwy iiUr.
MONEY SAVED!
BUY. THE BE SI J
....
Tin Ware, Stovepipe
and all the -fixinV rnrnlhed at a very cheap fig
All in want should select tbirstovs the pres
ent season as it mav be difficult to obtain them
late in tbe fall, besides manutaciureis cmm.
stoves will advance in price as cold weather ap
proachea. ,
gg-ltetnembsr the place.
One door east of the new church.
H. D. W001J.
HARDWARE!
Mechanics. Builders aud Farmers ! Take No
tice I I You cau llnd at Wood's Hardware store
the largest stock aud the bet assortment of gen
eral hardware, offered in Lamoille Co. including
Mechanic' Tools:
Planes, saws, hummers, chisels, squares, bevels,
boring machinery, &c. kc.
Hohmc Trimmings:
Knobs, latches, locks, bolts, screws hinges, door
oeus, ivc. c.
Farning Tpols:
Shovels, hoes, manure-forks, axes, oultivators
plows, corn shellors, raises, scytties and
snaths, iron bars, picks and handles,
. trace, trap, cuttle, halter, and
cable chains.
Added to the above will be found mill and
drag saws, cut and wrought nail, pumps, lead
pipe, cast-iron sinks, brasi"kettlcs, .
and hollow wara, table and pocket
cutlery , doublo and sin
gle spring fx and mink
traps.
Last but not least on the list Is the
XJIVJZ "TIP jFL sbJHjs
GLOTIIKS WlMiXGEU!!
For which tbe subscriber has taken theacency
in Btowe. lt saves
LIFE, TIM Rani CLOTHES!
Tbey are given out on trial if derided, to be re
turned if not purcna-ed..
I have just previous to tho late rl-e In gold,
freely repleiiilicil my stock of haidwaie and iron
good. hiiiI am prepared to sell at prices which
cannot, fail to suit, lly keeping a lull stock of
goods and celling at low figure. 1 uiu determined
to make (Stowe the
Ilead-Qartcrs !
of fbe hardware trade In Lamoille Co.
TERMS: Cash, except wheie time Is specially
agreed upoa.
CUMBERLAND COAL,
and
BAR IROft
for sale by the subscriber, by the ton or less
quantities, for blacksmiths.
Ronnd, square, tire band, scroll, hoop iron and
shoe shape Morway NAIL UUD.Swai rented.
bpi iug, cast, toff calk cteul, gov't horse shoes,
Aosable horse nails, all wanented patent toe
calks. Carriage springs, axiesand lire bolts,
extra quality, uuts, washers, rivets, files, i vips,
Ac Anvils. Bellows, vices, dulls, stork, dies
turnlshed at short notice.
I would gratefully acknowledge the liberal pat
ronage given mo in ibis line aud would give as
surance to tho
Blaacksmitbs and Carriage Makers
In this county, that In future I will endeavor to
make It still an object for them to give me oidcis
for stock.
Orders by mall promptly attended to and filled
at lowest caih rittMs.
Don't forget to call at the
STOVE. TIN AND
HARDWARE
STORE,
With money In your pockets you cannot resist
he temptation to trade.
II. D. WOOD.
Btowe, Bept. Tth, 18CS.
This COMPANY is wnaUta NaIuMPCRtTi
rurinciV I li e Insurance
Company.
Oavlng taken the agency of tha Company for
the towns of Wateibury, htowe, Morrlstown.
Johnson, Hyde Park, Kluiore, Eden. Waterville,
Belvedere, Cambridge. Wolcott,, Lowell, West
field, Caftsbury and Hardwick, 1 prnpoas to de
vote my whole time to the business of Insuring,
and hope tn be able to nicot the wants of tile
pubiio Iu this department much better thxn t 1
occasionally spent a day, or took an application.
Persons residing In any of tho above towns de
airing to be iusured anew, or change their old
Policies, can do so with as little dolay, or ex
pense by writing as if I lived I if their own town.
At I have a list or existing lnuraoces, no pn.
Icy will he allowed to expire without the owner
being notified. ", IliA OUAY. Agent
My I Wateibury, Vt.
Vermont .V Roston Tclc
Krapli Co.,
Between Boston. Montm.l mH n,ir,.v,.i.
I Also sprlngfleld and 8t. Johnsbury and Inter
mediate ulacei. With connection to all part
.f tha U. S. and Canada. 8
1 OBm la lara..' Drag star, lliwt Tt.
Veriiioiit lentral aiul Sulli-
- van lianroaus.
Kali Arrangeuient coiuuiencing Oct. 8th.
- TKM-S-OIKU .OUT- A T -
lave vvaurbury at tt.&UA u, a.lu ' u an
? if-..- u l!ln, at G.15 A. M..
aiaii tram ievr . . ,, ,
coveting at We-irrL"rcr
lows fans wuu umiii kmw
rfuiiiiKtield and Jiew York, arriving in Nw
?y. 11 ' ... , - m h i.aillS on PasSUUlU-
I ora ai r .,"
sic U. M. , a on . w
. tay T .,.um. Ac. .
ZlZc at . B"rlinKton with
rosd for iroy. Aioany, u "
in Bostin via l.oweh at lo.) p. m.
Night Express leaves Ogdensburg at 11.
30 am Montreal at 3.1ft v M, Kouse's Point at 0.1.
p. m.. St. Johns at 4.40 p.m. arriving at Boston
it 6.40 A M, counectiug at Be lows rails wi
Chehi.-e H K. for Boston and Worcester, aud
with Vt. Valley R. It., for ripringheld Ac.
and arriving in New York at 12, So p. m.
TaAIK8U01NOHOKTHAK WEST.
Leave Wateibury at S.U a m, il.25 a m. 4.O.. r
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 8 00
a in, for iiurungiou. o anu, mv..-..
. u.,n,..J at. ri lu.
.. 7. l.... lt..ut.,n nt T 0OA. ..1I. Via
mail vrniu iw , . s uit .
Lowell, vi. Lawrence and l-itchburg at T HO a.
in., Kprlngfleld at T.45 a. m.. for Burlinnton.
and 8t. Allmns. '
Accomodation Train leaves Nortbfleld at T.15
a m. and Burlington at .&." a. m. for bt. Al
bans, Montreal snd Rouse's Point.
Night express train leaves bellows Falls at 10.
00 p m, receiving pasnengers from Vermont Val
ley railroad, leaving New York at 12.15 v at. and
from heshire railroad, leaving Boston at 5.30 r
ii. connecting at White River Juncton with train
leaving Uojton at 9.00 F M, for Burlington.
House's Point. Montreal, ond Ogdeusburgh.
connectin at Montreal and Ogdeiisbnrgb. with
timnd Trunk trains lor the wc.t.
Sleeping car are attached to both the night ex
press train running between Bt. Albans and
Boston, and St. Albans and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago a,nit,,ieIIl'tt fl"
!s St the principal stations.
.St. Albans, Juti. 1. IWO. , 83 Sup t.
ttto&s vrs? rouirr.
N'OTICE is hereby given that stated sessions ol
tho Probate court, tor thfi district of Lamoille
will bo held at the Probata Ollice, in Johnson, in
said district', on every Monday for the jear en
suing, It Is very deferable lht th"se having
hm-inesR with the Court attend to the same as
Tar as practicable on the day above named.
N. ATWOOD. Judge.
Johnson, Dec. 1st,, JS05. , 3
BOUNTIES.
nONURK'-'S HAS JUST PASSED AN ACT
I j allowing Additional Bounties to soldiers, and
the subscriber will procure them at as low rates
as any aeut in the county.
(JAPT, C. J. LU'VIJi,
Morrisville, July 3'. 1 !',. 3T
L A T E S T F ASH I OX S I) E M A X D
J. Y. Rradley'H'Celehraled 1'atcnt
D U P L K X K L L I P T I C
(or double spring)
3 1BL X Xi. 2? -
The wondurlul llexibiiity ami great comfort and
pleasure to any lady weaiiug the lluplex ICIIiptic
fckirlvi ill beexpeiienceil parti ularly in all crowd
ed usncmblien, operas, cariinges, ruilroail cars,
cliu n il pews, arm chairs, lor promt undo anil
house dress, as tho skirt can be lolded when in
u.-e to occupy a small splice as easily and com en
iently as a silk or muslin dicss, mi invaluable
quality in crinoline, not found in any single
spring skirt.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasuio, comfort
nn I irreat convenience nt wearing the lnpex Kl
liptic siwl spring skirt for a single day. a ill nev
er afterwards willingly dipene 1ili tli,-ir use.
l or children, misses and young ladies they are
supedor to all oihera.
'I hey will not bend or break like tbe Millie
spring, out will preserve their pei irct and grace
t nl t-lnpe wht'u llueu ui lot,r oidiuaiy skirls will
have been iluown aside a u-eless. 'I he hoops
are cocied Willi dmible and nviMid II, i ;id, and
tlie biittniu rods :i,r not u I y !, u' m. .i..", lull
laicfi'ur duublejeoveredi irseiiting U,t.ii iioni
wc.niiig on' ween dragging donti stairs, Ac.
Tho implex elliptic is a great favorite vt:h nil
Indies nud i universally K.coininended liy the
Kashion Magazines as the standard : kit t of the
la-hionable world.
To enjoy tbe following iticstimnhlR ndvanlagen
in crinoline, viz, : superior quality pert cot man
ul'uctuie, stylish shane and liui.-h. licxibiliiy . i'u
lability, couitoit and economy, cnquiio for J.W.
Itiadley's Double Elliptic or double spring sairt
and lie sure you gut the genuine article.
Cai'ikin To guni d against linpesition be par
ticular to notice that skirts offered as Implex"
hove the ted ink stump, vlz.:--J. W. Bradley's
Implex. Kllcptlo steel spring-i,' 'upon the waist,
band none others are grnuiue. Also Notice
that every hoop will admit a pin being pithsed
th rou uh tbe centre, thus revealirg the two (or
double) springs braided together theiein. which
is the secret of their flexibility, snd strength
and acouibina ion not to be iound in any oilier
skirt. ...
Por salo In all the store wherr first clapskiit4
s re sold throughout the United States and else
where.
Miiniifartiinid by the sole ownsrs of the pat.a
4Tm ' WKsts. KKADLKV ,V CAIiY.
UT Cbaniben .t T:t 4 Al lleade Sts.. N V
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and II I In (In
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rilllK Subscriber cun furtiinb toonlcrat
'X short notice a Superior Qualify of tbe
abov named article at rvasonabl rates,
also ,
Carriages Repaired
Id a desirable roanne,'. H7-Cv me a trial,
- Wtf I. O. WKKTCOTT.
Wst.rville, May r,4.
READ AX D ME M EM BE 11 1
. ' i ' '' that ' ' ' '
P. C. CLEVELAND
baa on hand a splendid lot of
fork, , '
Lard,
Hams.
FH1,
Salt,
Flour, of tbe choicest brand,
and other '
Family Groceries,
at his Headquarter In
HYDE PARK ty LLAGE,
nd will sell them Cnxir.
Also Remember
that the
Highest Market Price
will be paid for all kinds
FA MIENS' PRODUCE !
Hyde Paik, March 2T. 18CG- 19
CHAl'LN'S
Celebrated Heave Powders
BLOOD RENOVATOR:
This medicine has been (n constant use for 30
yeurs, and ha" given universal satislactionnnd
resulted In very many radical cures. All who use
it speak of it it in the highest terms. If your
horse is o"! condition resulting from bard dfi-
ving.pooi feed or treatment, aim unnost any other
cause, get Chaplin's heave i Vwus, 'be
directions and it will non be in good condition.
Any amount of references and certificates con
cerning its efficacy from all parts of the country
can be given. Tho best Parries and horsemen
use it
Prepared and for sale, wholesale aud retail, by
the subsriber, and also for sale by druggists and
niercbunts generally throughout tbe country.
3 J. S Chaplin, Morrisville, Vt.
H i fnn IER YEAR 1 We wanl aKpnts
VP I ..MM t everywhere to sell our iaiphoveu
'M Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Un
der and upper feed. Warranted five years.
Above salary or large commissions paid. The
only machines Mold in the United States for less
than $40, which are lully licensed by Howe,
Wheeler A Wilson, Urover ft. Baker, Singer A
Co., and Uachelder. All oilier cheap machines
are infringements snd the seller or nr are liable
to arrest, tine, and imprisonment. Circular"
free. Address, or qull upon Muw A Clark, liiU
Uel'ord, Maine, or Chicago, III. (iyl
Jo!iuoia U oott n Factory.
List of Manufacturing Price :
rey Casiitnere
Mix Doeskin
40cts. per yard,
f.0 '
r mi color Las: lincre HO
Wliito I'lannel 2t)
Mix 4 ..
Ked " 40
WIuo 4n ,.
(iovernment tax included.
PliAL,tBUCK.
PUOTOr.ICAI'UCC;.'
E. k II. T. ATIIONV tc IO.,
lnuailiiif 11 of l'liotogralite .tliitrriala,
WHOI.KMI.B AMI UtTAlI..
5U1 liltOADWAY, X. Y.
'n add ii ion to our main businexs of Photoorapb
10 Matbuimir, we are Headquarters lor the loi
iowiug, viz:
j Stproos-ff'pps - Stcn-osc pic Virwa
of A me Iran and I'orelgn t Hies and Lasdscapes,
Croups, Statuary, etc.
PtorcoHfopii! Vif w of tli e War.
from necntives made in the various campaigns
! and forming a complete Photogi aphic history of
I ibe great coolest.
Sfcieosvrpic- Viows on Glass,
adapted for either tbe Mugio Lin tun or the
steieofcope. Our catalogue will be wut to any
addicts on receipt of stamp.
in, v 111 .
1 uumf;.iiiio i munis.
Wo tnanufneture more largely than any other
h'.use, about 2W varieties from no cents to $.50
tach. Our ALBUMS have the reputation of
heinr Mllltui Ins In lu.utilu un.l .1.. ..,.1.1 lit n
- - n - - A - - - . . u . w . j But. UUI.UII1, w PUt
others.
Canl Thotognplis of Oeucrala, Statesrucn,
Aiiois, pto., etc.
Onr Catalnirnn iiitlit-Ht,a
j r wi w.vi'w uii.vicus
nbji-cts, including reproductions of the most
celebrated tngravings. I'ainlings, Statues, eto.
I Catalogues cut on iccclpt of stamp.
I Photogiaphem and others ordering goods
CO I)., will llluasi! remit y.1 IIP I Milt at I tli A
amount wLh their order.
QjTlie prices and quality of our goods can
not mil to satisly. 37
Wanted !
The Highest Cash lice PAID for
ii a i) ek, in ter & i:u u s
at tha
rrovission nnd Meat Market.
JONES & BROWN.
33 . Morrisville, Vt.
(Successor to Nutting 4' Chapllo.)
M0HIUSV1L1.E VT.
Keep oonstatly on hand and for tale, a One lot o
Ilari.ONt', Trunks), Valloes,
WlilM,Xr."fcc
Which wul be told at low prices.
EepalrlEg tnd all kinds llarnes-work don
thoroughly, and at living rate. ; 43
CALL AND EXAMIN E.
BURLINGTON 1
BOOK H IN D E It Y.
Of,D BOOKS RKBOCND 1
Muiie, Magatinet, Pamphlet 1,
f&bouna in any desired "ilyle.J
Account Books of all Kinda mide to Order,
PAPKR RULED TO ART FATTgRS.
T.?nr;:rbon,su,.lw,1, w -u-u...
Addies., uu urnTT
(Omceover R. nuntlngtoa'. Boo'k.tors '
Burlington, Jan. sia, lsoo. T 1
nt nr. r w',;,:;'"',ihA,.?,,r,r.Hi"'' '' -;
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HONTl'ELltH. VT 1
Farim ror j,
Also the place now occunled J ,i '
situated about i lu " :u ") 'WitL.
sislingol about ai acres good i,.?1"1 ",
la a new, good house and lann
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li 1Q e.n U' 4 Wuuift.
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S. FREHIAS"
luccessor to T. c. pJA.
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In Wtilrbi s
Silver and plated ware, FMcv G,,i
Pertumery. Wishing Tackle. V
taining to a first class Jewe.ry ,nV l?1!
Htore. urover at Baker "J
" StiWING AIACllIii
Justly acknowledged to be theWt,,.,
machine now In ustf, as its ratiiduu "
nrotes. 1 ""
THE UN VEHSAL IIFMm
-Jif.il
adapted to all kinds of sewing n,.ki '
thread and silk of the best qualit?
fyatch Repairing and
vcuuvu ,u i-iunipuji aim m thehi "
Corner of Main an..o.lltWii
Montpellflr.Scp, 12, 18G3 Dl,l,'N
MEDIC INES
OILS,
'aints,
' at reduced nr.
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Webster's ESalr fintljoraij
.12 i s. A llcn S3 air Krtm
Tcbbol V Hair EScwrM
Also a great variety ol Hair Tonta, fwij
Perfumery , Tooth Powders, ljiurbtt, to
wallets, dc, Ac, at
BARNES' DRUGOT
11 U:EIV IUI.U,
i (Huccessor to H. Y. Barnei 4Sot
DEALXK IN ALL KINDS OF
L E A T II EI
Saddlery Hardware,
Carriage TrimJ
and
Shoe Finding,
one door south of MontpelietM
, Stale Street, Moiitpelior, Tt
Agent for dinger's Seniug Ski
Tbe t'lareiyoiil
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Wholesale Booksellers. Slutmn,
Ushers, and Book if Puptr
CLAKKMONT, N. D.
Order solicited for anv kind of prlittof
All sites and qualities ol w rltmp ptft-'
livery variety 01 wrappmB ct""
All kinds of scboulM.
Rverv new linuk lUH,
Pnn. n.nll. .nit cnvdOPM-
Printing Job, lobs of liimlitf 4
printing Ink, 4o. t an I""" 'TJ
E. L. UoW'ifl
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Claremont. N. H. LbmuiiK-I
" Ta "moITle cocs'
MA R B L K XQ
BTOWE, VT.
Grava'stonea. and monumefcl' j
and variety of marble : !" t?j
for soda fountains, and "';r'r,al
wilt ba furnished to order, wiia.--lod
In the atata. ...
public for thery lllieral l',ro" T,,.
eetved th past tw..ye ars. and we " fVt
who art In wnt of marble or .w-i?
glv. him ae.il
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IU ta V
THE uhcrls!r would "''""m, VII '
f 'ountle. of ()rle.n..nd UajHl . , f)j
bred Lands- Meadow nd "l'Tf,j
DRUGS
P
varnish
Dye Stui
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