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FARM FOR HALE,
The subscriber will sell the following proper
rfur fair price and on easy terms or pay
jint :
.Ml 1 st fi7 acres of ohoioo land , on the read from
I: I I Rvde Park to No. Hyde Park, and within 1-4
lile of the latter place, on which 18 an entirely
new aul commodious house, barns, shed, and
suthouses, water, etc. Land in good heart and
iltu. 33 tons hay, (train, vegetables, farming
tools, stock, etc., sold with tlic place if desired.
"d Eiffy acres of meadow land, also within
1-4 mile of No. Hyde Park village, 29 acres in
inoffuig which cuts two tons good hay to the
acre year after ,or-and the remainder wood
Md ti mber Uw4. Good 80 x40 foot barn on
place. ' .
8.1 51 acres of wild land' fW Eden on the Bel
videro road, near Chas. Hrown's old placo. Ex
cellent Un 1, cicely located. Nice sugar or-elmrd-1:!
acres in meadow- EiTDots will be
mil sopiratel.v or together to mit pitreWnr.
1 i w vvnu V . Nn. Hvde Park.
Fob. 10th, 1870." 18tf
FARM,
SAW-MILL
AND
SPLENDID WATER-POWER
p 0 II SALE!'
the Subscriber offers for Salt the prop
rty known fur many yeers ns
WRIfillT S MILLS, IN HYDE PARK.
the property consists of a Farm of Fifty Acres
jf (Jood Land, Willi a iw uu" v.m.muv..
Dwelling-House, and Good lJ.irn and Sheds.
A Siw-.Mill near the house, on one of the
BEST WATER PRIVILEGES in the County,
u which is an Ely Patent Circular Saw, new
In I in good repair capable of doing ft large
business, also a new Lath Saw and Blab Saw,
with IMting, &c, all new.
The property will be 9old very cheap, and all
but ono thousand dollars of the purchase money
ran remain on mortgage. Is located on theGi
bon River 2 -l mile (torn Hydo Park village,
and 8 miles from Johnson village.
for further particulars inquire on the promi
ses, or of E. 13. Sawyer at th's office.
Htf MERRILL HALL.
Hyde Park, Jan. 8, 1870.
MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
'I'liij subscriber olfcr for salo mill property sit
1 nntodon North brook, in fclen, i l-i miles troiu
No. Urdu Park villago, us follows:
Clapnoard mill, '44 ny ;w foot, with Iho upper sto
rr Riiislicd oril'ordwolling, rooms ooing painted and
papered; a wing la ty feet l opposite side of main
building to tins "winis a wheel house If. by s!4 foet-,
mi. I joining on to this wheel house u saw mill ) by
10 f"t. All thesj iiuildiiigsaroolaplmaidcd.ehiti
I'lml with short shingle, and a ulco Jet around the
whole. There is a infect diameter brcastwheol, and
a Tall of water of 10 reel head. This property is in
the heart ol a heavily timbered sooiiuii of country,
and on" rs a rare chance to iiiako minioy. Terms
oasy. Fur further particulars cull on or address
li. L. POLL MID. Wajcrbury, or
Uov. Ira Gray, North Hyde Park,
SAW MILL
DWELLING HOUSE
F OR SAL E.
A gool new Lma's B ir.l Circular saw, B;:lk
ii ip's clapb aid midline mile to order, slab
saw, all new and in complete running order;
new Dwelling house completely finished, excel
lent mill privilege with about 5 acres of land,
with an excellent' spring of living water i-ear
house, will be sold at a greit bargain. The
subscriber being obliged to uhatigo his location
on account of ill health of his family is obliged
to oll'cr the above property for sale, and will sell
:tabirgiin. Tho mill is a tip-top new ono,
and I li ivo nover hud to chop a blow to start it
in tlis Winter. It n 'Vor freezes.
A. J. BALDWIN.
Hydepirk, May 8 tit, 1870. 23tf
LUMBER WAGONS !
LUMBER WAGONS!
The Subscriber has on hand a good variety of
he best quality of Lumber Wagons, heavy and
ight, single arid double, made of the best stock,
roned in the best manner and painted in hand
omo style. To any ono wishing a nrst-ratcar-hle,
at a reasonable price, I feel warranted iu
aying that I can please him, and make it an
a'liicMiip.nt to call and examine my stock.
North Hyde Park, August 8d, 1 800.
',8tf JOHN BULLARD.
SCOTT'S COFFIN ROOMS,
Main Street, - - - Cambridge Vt.
"Whero will bo found all of the most
improved patterns of Hurial Caskets,
R isc wood Finish, also Rosewood, Maho
gany and Black Walnut Caskets, all sizes.
Cloth Covered, Rosewood, and Black Walnut
linos, close! with Lock Lids, open whole length
on hi me, now used for tho best; Burial Cases
for children on hand. All other sites of Coffins
in Rosewood, Mihogany, and Black Walnut.
All of the more common woods Collins are usually
m idufro.n : also Masonic and Episcopal trimmings
of new styles, liesidc many other now patterns, lin
ing. etc. fcilirouds always on hand and furnished,
of th most desirable patterns, at very low rates.
Cele'rati'd Patent Corpse Preserver, besides two
ot'isir Preservers, by wli ch lie is enabled to keep
bodies 10 or U days, if desired, in a perfect state of
pr.-srvntion intlie warmest of the season, lie will
attend t all part of 11k- CtulcrUk'ng business In a
suit ihle and atsfictry manner, and will sell as
low as air other undertaker. Portion of patrml
a;j s dio't 'd. Furniture, of all kinds, repaired &
varnished. It
rjTM.so Manfa 'tores FrRNlTl'RE. Keepscon
pta.itlv on hand Chamber suits. Chairs, Cane-wood
sets, Picture-frames and lilass Carriage retiring
Nleihs :id Carriaet Maonfai'tured.
WILLIAM SCOTT.
GENUINE IMrVUlTED
NOR WA Y OATS.
SAMPLES SENT 'lit TO FARMKKS
From 100 to lo0 bushels grown to the acre
Weighs from 40 to 4" lbs. to the bush. This Oat
his tojen grown en every variety of soil, and in
svery Stile of the I'nion, with tho most perfect
s u .'cess.
The grain is vert i tnK, rtrMP and iuxd
sohk, h is a remarkable thin ih'sk, and ripens
Carmkr than tliecoininon varieties.
X ic straw is bright, clear, stout, and not lla
We to lo ip', -is perfectly i'i.kar or bist; an I
grows from 1 to f feet high.
We hive both the White and Black Norway
-both the same price and equally productive.
We will send one quart of the above Oats to
any address postpaid for $1.00
Twoqutrta, postpaid, 2.00
Ona peck sent by express or freight, 3.00
Half bushel 20 lbs., 6.00
Ono bushel, 40 lbs., 10.00
CAUTION. We wish it distinctly understood
Uit this is not a light Oats, weighing 28 to 82
lbs. raised In N. E., and sold under the name of
Norwiy, but imported need, every bushel guar
anteed to weigh 40 lbs. or the money refunded.
ny&inpleiof both kind kkst rRF.i:for a three
eent stamp. Also circulars and testimonials.
Address all orders) to
X. P. BOYEIl k CO.,
10mS . i. Parkcshurg, Chester Co. Pa.
JOHNSON WOOLEN FACTORY
' List rr MANcrArri'Rtso PRtres.
Bl.i:k Passimoiin.
per yard,
CO eta
Orey Casslmere,
MU Doeskin, .
Ootd Mix Cassiiuere,
White Flannel, .
Mix Flannel,
Red and Wine FUnuel,
Cliwk Flannel,
81
37 1-2 ot.
f.0
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2ft
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37 1-2
S4
Pi: VI1T, & BCCK.
TUB BEST FURNACE IN USE
FOR WARMING
CHURCHES, ; ;
scnooLS
and
DWELLINlit,'
18 TUB
GOTHIC!
They are are arranged for burning either
WOOD o COAL.
Says J. J. Thomas, Editor of tho 'Cul
tivator and Country Gentleman :
" During tho past twenty years we liavo
tried a number of Hot-Air Funaccs of different
forms, and have found none equal to
LESLEY'S GOTHIC FURNACE.
The softness and purity of the air have been
particularly observed by visitors."
This Furnace is Simpla iu Construc
tion, Cheap and m Perfectly Free from
Leakago of Gas.
Descriptive Circulars sent by
request.
ALEX. M. LESLEY,
MANUi'ACTURER,
No. 605 Sixth Avenue, New York.
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HOTEL AND FARM
FOR SALE
IN NO. WOLCOTT.
The subscrilier will sell lii Hotel property,
and Farm In No. Woleott.
The iminertyis well known to the travel injr pub.
lie as locuted on the niaiii road from Lamoille to
Drluans County, and near to the famous Lamoille
Spring.
Will sell tho Hotel ami Two Aeres of Land, or
with all the Land on the same side of the road
hich is alsiut ;tl acres, or with the whole tarui ot
100 aeres, to suit purchaser.
Hero is an opportunity for a man of enterprise to
make money.
For particulars Inqulro of the subscriber at North
Woleott.
NOAH 110VNTON.
Jan. a), 1370. 10
OFFICE OF THE
ST. ALBANS FOUNDRY COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN EVBRY
INSCRIPTION OF
IRON CASTING S,
MOWERS AND FLOWS,
Car Wheels and Car Castings.
St Albans, Vt., Jan. 1, 1870.,
FARMERS OF LAMOILLE COUNTY!
Gentlemen:
The Comparatively Light Expense attached to
the distribution and sale of our
BUCKEYE MOWERS,
together with the Increasing Demand for them
enables us to offer them at a Lower Price.
Hereafter we will eell the No. 2 Mower, with
improved brace, and new adjustable crank shaft
box, and improved guard,
4 ft. -3 In. cut, at - . $110.
We warrant this Mower in Capacity, Quailty
and Finish, to give Perfect Satisfaction, and
having every facility for the manufacture of
two thousand of them yearly, we respectfully
solicit your orders.
The considerations that should induce
you to buy of us in 1870 are
That the
IMPROVED BUCKEYE MOWER
is the most efficient and durable Mower built.
It is to-day and will continue to be the
STANDARD MOWER OF AMERICA.
All experience goes to demonstrate to a farm
er that the mower manufactured within lift v
miles ef his farm is worth twenty dollars more
to wear out than one made three hundred miles
away.
Our Simps are now wl bin a few hour' ride
or your farms and when that (Jraxd Kxtfb
prise is accomplished that will place us in 1)1-
RMTUUJI.1IU.MI ATIOM WITH YOURBEAU.
T1FUL VAbLKY BY R AIL in a ride of an hour
should not this consideration alone determine
your choice.
We shall not ask you however to pay as $20
more for this Superior Machine than you would
pay for other good machines, hut WE SHALL
HEREAFTER ofteryou the additional conside
ration of the lowest price.
All communications addressed to ni or onr
Agents, ALBERT CAMP.Stowe, and HIRAM
DODflE, Morriatown, will receive immediate
attention. ...
Youre Truly,
fWD A. SMITH.
JOHN W, NEWTON. lOmO
8t. Albans Foundry Co.
NOTICE.
In consrquone of having aold out his bus).
nes, desires to have all persons Indebted to him
to call and nettle at once, L. H. NOYFS.
Hydo Park, April 12, 1870.
WANT Kb
BASS WOOD LOfiS !
Delivered on Fden Rmrtrh and TAmnllU Rver.
Aldnrt) WATERMAN Fl LL1NUTO.N.
f44) Johnson, Vl.
1H70
' SAVE YOUR MONEY, '
Changes, Trouble, Delays, and Expenses
i.j t.,L ,mir C'omfart iroins Weet by
the
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY'S
TWO DAIL Y LIA'ES of STEAMER
Bay Boat and Niyht Boat!
With twenty 1st Class Steamers, only sir ays
through UiMilwaukeenndLhica. .without elianne
of boat. First Class Ticketsiuoludc Meals State
Rooms I
Leaving 0ienslurir evory day. ISunrlsys exoep
tel un arrival of noon trains, li Ulnee-iti., Milwau
kee Nlmlmviian. and iiiUirmlxllate pi rts, wittiuut
obaniceof boat, and every eveninK, buudase'
cepted.J fort'leveland, Toledo, Detroit, and inter
mediate purls.
Passengers and families moviae; West, can em
hark Willi their Luitnaae, Teams, hteek, o, and
land together witliout disturl aneeor traiisliliiient
at their portof ilest.luatlon.thua avulillnis the great
inoonvcoieiice in trie uiuoy eiiaes, ujijb iu
penses of btlier routes.
!Tjff-ThflA KtjHinirH liave larire Cabins and Cab
in and Mule Koouis, amply and neatly furnished,
for First Class Passengers, and beoond Cabins with
Cook btoves anil ooinfortal le aoci mini dations for
Passcniters and Families, whe may wih to fumisli
their own uruviBlr.ni. No erlorts wll I be spared to
maintain the reputation ol tint , as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE!
Bo sure and soe the aventsof this lino heforo you
buy your tickets. Trusty men will always meet
Passengers at the Depot in Dedinsl urtb, to take
U becks and re-clieeK ItRKHte lor in is iino.
Ask for Tickets via Northern Nrausportlon Cem-
rianj 's Steamer's. The only Ainericau Lino Leav
iiKOedensturK. We will make It Hi interest of
every Traveler to see the agents dftliis Line befuro
purcliasini; eisewnero.
One hundred pounds of ba?i:a?cfroet toeach pas
sender, baggage cheeke I through to all points.
fyTtmiuiih Tickets t California and al I points
in tboUreat West, North-West anil South-Wcst.
cheaper lliaii-the cheapest, on application to
O. A. EDOV, Managing Agent, Offlco bteamcrs
Lnmlluj;, tt,iIeniniiK, n. T .
CEO. W. SMITH. Uenernl Tlekot Aireut. Ofllco
corner Ford and Patterson streets, opposite Johnson
House, Uuilenst'Uri!, N i.
H.J. (jOOPNO, Passenger Agent.
April 20, I8HI. , 236m
1870.
1870.
LAKE CHAM PLAIN.
New York, Albany, Troy, Saratoga,
Niagara Falls, Uuflalo, and all Southern and
Western Points, Ogdensburg and Ihj Canadus,
SPRING AUK ANG EMENT.
The elegant andoouimodiona Steamers
APIRUKPACK, - - CnpL Km, II. Flags.
CANADA. ... " W'm. Anderson.
UNITED STATES, - -" Geo. Bushlow.
Will, on and after Monday, April la, lfl0, form
A DAILY LINE EACH WAY.
t '
OOINQ SOUTH.
Leave Biirllncton on tho arrival of tho Vermont
Central Train tt-ii, p ui.
Close connection Is made atWhitoliall with the
trains of KenssoU ar 4 Kaiulona R K. lor Saratov,
Troy, Albany, N V;aud the West.
(In Saturday morn lies the Steamer Adirondack
will leave irurliiigtnn, v-30 a in, eoiineeting with
the tram fur Troy, Albany and N Y.
OOINU NOitTtl.
Leave Burlington fi-eOpin. Arriving at Platts
burn 7 pm, Montreal and Udvusburg next luorn
ing. Frollits taken at lowest rates.
OT'rilHUl'Ull TICKETHvan bo obtained on
boaid of bUaiueia aud ut Hie Ijeiieittl Olhuu, Wtst
Suleol City Park.
Passengers and Raggnge transferred between
cart und bouts FHKK UF UllAlluli.
O. C MITCHELL, .
tumoral Superintendent.
Burlington, April 1h ln',u jJtl
VERMONT CENTRAL It. It. LINE.
SUMMEIl A Kit A NO EM EXT.
Commencinj Monday, May 9, 1870.
Tmlnt ftnlnir Houlh anri I'.il r....uA U',...l......
ut H 4i in, 1 0" p iii, anil .) p in.
niau i rain leaves iiguensi urh at G p m, Bt Al
bans at li JO a in, andoonnuets at Hm lington lor
Troy, and i t White Kiver Junction and llullowi
Fal IswitliTruinslor Uoton,WurCestur,bprini;lieldr
N V.aii'l trams en the IWuinpsio It K,
Day Express loaves JUoutrcal at S 40 a in, St
.toluol Hi Oil, lit ll.l.,.t.l.r.,l. ut .1.1.....
st li iii, arriving in Itoston via Lowel I at HIWpui.
..io r.iiHtw ii'v,:b iiMIVHRi.urn at l p UI,
Montreal a 4 i p iii, M Johns .,ii, p in, Kt Albans r
40 p in, connecting at Del lows Fails with Cheshire
Itoadfor iloi-toii and Worcester ami with Vt Valley
K It for bprinliuld, 4c, aud arriving in N Y at I J
p in.
Trains going North and West Leave Waterhury
at a Xo a iu, s -W a iu, 4 14 p in, auil i M p iu.
Day Kxpress leaves lloiton via Lowell atfl a m,
for burlniuton, Montnnl. bt Alt ans, Ac, arriving
i Muutrtal at a JO pin, and il.dcus..url.b at Iv! H
am, uiukiug close connections witli trains lor the
West.
siail train leaves Boston vie Li.wel1it 7 am, li
ljiwrei.ee and FitehbnrK at 1 :m a ui, aurialield at
7 4.-. a ui, lor llurlinzlon and bt A I onus.
Toains leaving Boston via Fitehi ur'4 at T 30 a m,
Sprinplield at 7 4.'. a ro, connect at Whit River J'u
with fhiy Ex ires Train.
tcciiinim.dation Train leaves Northflcld at 1 41 a
ni, lor lliirlinton, Rutland, bt Allans, u&ileiin
t'urgli, etc.
Mhl Ex press leaves Bellows Falls at 10 15 pro,
receiving Passengers from Vt Val Icy K R, leaving
N Y at li 1.1 p in, and from Cheshire R K, leaving
Boston at s 3o p in, connecting at White River J'n
with train leaving Hinb ii at a p id lor I!nrlirij,U,n,
.Montreal and Oiilousl aruh.eoRueetingwiUistvaut.
ers and Urand Trunk R R Ibr the West.
Sleeping Can ar attached to tin Ml (.lit Express
trains running between Slojitrenl and bo'tim. aud
bt All an and Springflold, arid bt All ans antt Troy
and Drawing-Ri.om Cars butweeu Muiilreat and
Boston uu ia Express Trains.
Thruugh tickeU forCbleaguaad Uu West for sale
at the priucipal stations.
U. MERRILL, Gen'l gup.
St Allans, Muy 29, 70.
FARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
one half mile from Woleott villsts on a tool, road
and withiu a few minutes walk of depot, churches,
post office, grist and saw mill, bald larui contains
17 acres well divided Into Mowinn, Tillace, and
Pasturing i al undance ol Timber i 7H0 suvar trees:
Buildings new, house well finished, aoist i arns and
out buildings, running water Win use and earn i
said iarm is under a good suite of cultivation, and
will besotd at a great bar a i n as I wish to change
my 'business, and if not disposed of H on, 1 will
rent the same for a term of years.
PEREZ SMITH.
Wolcttt, April ISth, IS70, IWtf.
Surrey or' 'i Notice.
The undersiaed wiuld respectfully give notice
that during the summer vacation of the Peopla's
Aoadeiuy, from May 1st to brut. 1st, he will be
ready to respond to pn fiseionai calls In Civil En
gineering and Surveying, npon nas- na' Is fniis.
F. C. HA rilAWAY.
Mnrristewn, April lith. IrtTO. Sltf
, WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
. MAY NOT PREVAIL,
But Thomas' ,, . .,
PATENT FLAT-IRON HEATER
MUST!
Bccanse It Is the great Economlser of Wood.
It U sliuplo and " handy."
It enades a lady to do her Ironing wlthoat heat.
Ing up the house.
It is cheap and durable.
It will save luoost In wood many times In the
course of a year.
Of thirteen left on trial, in Elmore, not one
was returned. ,..,
Clark and Daniels, Elmore, proprietors fl.r La
molllcl'ounty, who wlllsupplyall vrdera prompt
ly. Apy one can tnt e It nn trial, and If out niltei
can return it without cost. r.lrr
ST- J OHNSB DRY ( VT.) Fl LE WORKS
"... (KRTAnUUIlRD 1860.)
JAMES NUTT. - - - PROPRIETOR.
RrVr'iif. K. T. FairNinVs Co.. St. Johns,
hnryi II. A. Aldan, Fn.. M. M.. P. 4 P. R p
LvrHonville; N. I,. Dav's. Rq.. M. M.. R. It R. R.
R.. lli.tlsnd i Brandon Scale i'o Brandon t tiage.
Porter Ce.,Fishtrville,M.U.
BLOOD SHEEP FOR SALE.
A Full Blooded CoUwold Ram, bred by Ella
tha Gasely ef Canada West, aad also a few Ewes,
hred by Robert Garvine, Oldsworth, NurtliUack,
England. Apply, at Malvora Farms, to
W. Williams.
Nov. 15, 1869. 62tf
The Great External Eemedji
Tor M"n o-id Beaat.
It will Cure liieumatism.
Iris reputstloa of this prenaratlsn Is n well
established, that little nevd lie said In IWs ceanee
tiua. On MAX It has nsver htlrd to cure PAIN'ITL
NEItVlll'S AKKKCTItiNS.CUNTHAI TlNli HI S
CI.rs),STIKFXkS!and I'AINS IN THE JtllXTH,
BTITCHKS1 In the SIDB or Hack, STRAINS,
DIll'IKS, BURNS, BWKLI.INHS, CORNS and
FROSTED FBliT, IVrssns arTecttd with Klieurna
tisn can ho enVctaally and pirmsnently cured tj
using tills wonderful pr -psrati n : it penetralia
to t ie nerve aud bona immediately on Uiuf v
P Iii' MORSES It will eure SCRATCIIFrt,
flWKEXKV, l-Kl.l.-KVIL, FInTl'I.A, OLD LI X
NI.Vl SORRS, 8AHDLK er ttll.l.AK (iAl.l.S.
KI'ltAIXBI) JOINTrl, ST1FFNKSS OK TIIK
8TIFLK.-: 0. It will firevtnt Hdl.LOW IICKN
and WriAK BACK IX UILCII COWS.
1 havs met with great success in bringing my
Mixture within the reach of the Public. I sin
d lily In reci.lpt of letters from Physicians, !ruir
gista, Herchants and Farmers, testifying lo its
euratlvo powers.
DAVID E. F0CTZ, Solt rrojmiter.
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.UTCnfiR'S I'GHTNING FLY KILLFR!
i '
Death to the Llvingl Long II re the Killers
Sold by dealers evar.t where I X
SOT ICE AH pfrtoru who are ?-
d bled loV, D. Rood, M. D., areherehy notified
that his hooks hive been left with the siibsrm'h
er, and on all aHtlements marl before July 1,
next, Cost will be saved.
' M. A. BINGHM. .
No. Hyde Park, May 21, 1870. 27ljyl
NOVELTY! NOVETLU
As it Is necessary for an article to have name,
to be known hy,-l will wll my n'f
" NOVELTY DRYER!"
I have had occasion to show my Dryer to a great
mnyy people while canvassing, and they noaly all
say it Is the tost Clothe. liar, lor clothes-drying
purpose, they have seen , and I can say that It ha
stood tho tost so far and given universal "';o"j
time and filled, one after the other in rotation, till
all of tho bar. are lllled, and the saino operation,
Averse In ei'ptylou them. Jn this way each bar
fs lust sis ImndT W nil or empty as thou-,1. you lied
hut one single bar to till.
These conveniences, combined, mako the hor
elty Dryer" the best In market.
Any who wish to purchase can do so hy eallingon
or sending order to .
Or call on my agcnts-A. Riddle, Johnson i J. D
"rimker, No. Ilyfe Park , E 8. W'flkins atcah.net
shop, Htowei A. R. Camp, btowe lewer village, D.
Gilbert, Morrieville.
I3P- I Intend to establish local agents In each
towusoon.
I Intend to be prepared to sell at wholesale or re
tail! aud I will sell so pedlors and oanvasser. can
make a icood profit.
The Dryer, vary In prlco from $1 to $ 3. and will
be made to order any lennth or iie to suit.
V. M. Heath, Morriatown, Vt.
ry Tlilsartlele can also he used to advantage In
closent on which to lianit olothing, etc.
Soe what a rooommend people give those Dryers,
those wlio are usin them, aud be convinced, and
trvono before pureaslnn any other. If not entirely
at'slactory the money will be refunded it returned
i.. :ui Juvs. Remember if you do not you will have
reason to regret it.
Johnson, Nov. 13, '09.
Mr. Heath I am decidedly In favor of your new
Clothes Drier. I like them bettor tlinn anv I have
ever used. Yours, F.W.BELDINU.
Mr. Heath, Sir I have used your Clothes Driers,
and liko them very much, far kettertlianaiiy I have
ever used, iliev are so entirely out of tho way and
reall quite ornamental i hope every family will
h- ve them for nothlni! can supercede them.
Respectfully yours, MRS. 8. H. PIKE,
Johnson, Vt.
This may certify that we are uslnp one of V. M.
ii..oib' iM.iilws DrvoM.Biid like thorn vory inncl:,
as it does not tako up mush room and oan bo folded
up out of the way when not in use.
I nam used tlie Noveltv Clothes Dryer for the
last threo months, and like It the best ef anything
of the kind I ever saw. Would nst dispense with it
for three times its valuo If I could m t procure an
other, h. K. MATTHEWS,
Morrisvillo House.
This certifies that I have purchased one of V. M.
Heath's Clothes Bars, and consider it the most con '
venient and best I have ever used.
MRS. OI.IVK PAKKKK,
At the hotel, No. Hyde Park.
Marine used Vr. V. M. Heath's Novelty Drier, 1
find it bo a very useful art'ole and the best in use.
u, tt. W. WILLIAMS, btowe. .
This oortlflos that the Clothes Bars iniiented by
V. M. Heath Hint we are using wo believe is the
best in use, and we cheerfully recommend it to all
MRS. C. M. HOOI'KR, No. Hyde I'arK.
This mav certify that I saw your Dryers iu use in
a number of families in Johnson, nnd heard but one
ninlon expressed about it. that it was the best any
one had ever soon or used.
3tf O. N. HEATH.
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TAN PA UP ORGAN'S!
B ANUrACIlMlKB BT
P ELOV B ET 4- PELT ON,
NEW TOItK.
These Oryans contain every improve
ment, and were awarded " The First
Prize" a Gold Medal, at the recent
yreat trial at the Fair of the Amercan
Institute, in New York; at the State
Fairs of Michigan, Kansas, New Jersey,
and whereve, exhibited, tor superiority in
"Pipe-like Quality," "Power" and "Va
riety of Tone," and for general ezcellen.
res.
These Organs are the result of long continue.
and costly experiments, and are ottered in the
confident belief that they excel all others, in
ninber of combinations and true organ edicts.
They range from a single reed, single bank of
keys, single stop, (100,) to the triple bank of
keys, twelve sets ef reeds and twenty-two stops,
tiomi.) iney are put up in elegant solid
Walnat, fancy Walnut, Walnut engraved, and
gilt soses, with panels, fniithcd backs, ivory
aeys, a.c.
We reccommend all in want of organs to call
on Rev. J. D. BEEMAX. 8towe, Vt., or write
for a descriptive circular and for information.
PtRKIXS1 CELEBRATED
NEW SCALE PIANO!
Riv. J. D. BEEMAX, Gen'l Agent.
SECOND HAXD INSTRUMENTS I
Taken in exchange for New!
OLD AND NEW INSTRUMENTS!
TO RENT !
Rkv. J. D. BEEMAN, Stowo, Vt.
EGG3 OF PURE BRFD FANCY POULTRY
FOR HATCHING.
We hwt on hand the largest and beat se'ect
Inn of Fancy Poultry to be foitnd In the country
Fggs carefully hoied and shipped to any part
of the country. For circulars and prices!, ad
dress, N. P, BOVKR A CO.,
Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa.
PRFMIUM WHITF CHESTER PIGS.
Purs Blood Phnrs Horn, (Diirhsrri), Devon,
Aldemey and Ayshire Cal. Merino, South
down and Ctswald Sheop. Cs.hmen (Jr ats. Twi.
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Address R Mouroo Kennedy & Cu, Pittsburgh, Pa
A MODEL HOUSE,
Being a cripple, I haro made houso planning a
s ecial study. One built last season has proved a
model of oouveiiienee, beauty, and economy. Dc
script! vo circulars of Plans, Views, etc, with gener
al information ut value to ll sent free. Address,
with stump or script, if convenient, OEO. J. COL
BY, Architect, Watorbury, Vermont.
FRUIT FARM of 21 acros at Burliuutnn, New
Jersey, for sale Large new ci ttage.line high loca
tion, with lnucli bearing fruit; schrol and station
very noar Terms easy For particular, address
E. MORRIS, Burlingt- n.
ONE MILLION ACRES
OE
CHOICE IOWA LANDS.
FOR SALE, at $3 per acre and upwantV.fur ciwli,
or on crtM.it, lv the h.wa Auilroail Laud Co. Kivit
roHds alrt'iuly t.uilt tlnuli tho LiiihIh, and on al t
pidt!8 of thoin. (iroat inducH'inent to settlers, 8end
fur our free paml'liL-t- It givua unco?, U-nnrt, locn-
itnn; U'lin wiiueiidUKicoiuu wewi, wnat tlioy should
lirinir. what it will cost; tfivee plariM and elevations
of IH ditrcrent styles of ready-made hdUrtes, which
theCt inpany fuuiinli at from $2'.uto $1J1K) ready to
net up. Man sent if desired. AddrcBS
W. VV. WALKER, Vicr-President,
t'edar Rapids, Iowa.
(ESTABLISHED 1830.)
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Saw of all descriptions. Axes, Holtlng nnd mill
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with patent adjustiolo points, superiortoall inser-
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It equals (bitter) Quinine. MTa byblKRNS,
FARR4 Co, Chemists, Xew Xork.
" BUY MS, AXD I'lj; DO YOU GOOD."
Dr. I.angley's Root and Herb Hitters are a sure
remedy lor Liver Complaint in all its form.. Ilnm
ors of the Blood mi bkin, ticrofula, 1.smiisiii.
Cost lioness, Indigestion; Jnunillce, ill sdaehe, and
lliliiou. Iliseases, Uvueial IH hllity. They eh suae
the system, regulate the bi.we)s, reslore the appo
titu, purify the hlmil, etrentthen the body, anil
thoroughly prepare it to rosist diseases of all kinds
UBO. C. UOODW1X & CO., Boston. Sold by all
Diugglsts.
HTAMMFR1NO. Tho ennso removed. Address
DR. A. BORUMAN, East lladdam, Conn.
Mini, Coiui.o, aai'c, Kiuuieut. It is lar the bes
Cuthartic ruun-Hiy yet UiscoTured. and at onoe re
lieves and invigorates ail the vital functions with
out caushing In.ury to any ol'thein. Tliemustcoui
pluto success has long attended it use In many lo
calities; and it is now urlered to the general public,
with the conviction that it can never fail to accom
plish all that is olalmod for it. It produces little
or no pain ; leaves the orahs free froui Imitation,
and never over taxes or ecitos thenerroussystem.
In all diseases ol tlieskln, blood, stomach, howvl,
liver, kidneys, sjlohildron, and In may dimeulties
peculiar to wotneu, it brings prompt roliet and cer
tain cure. The best physicians reooinrued and pre
scrilie it , and no peron who onee uses this, will
voluntarily return to the use of any other cathar
tic Sent hy mail, on receiptor price and postage.
t Bos, l').r Poataue, 6, cents.
S Boxes, 1.00 . - . . . . )rt
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It Is sold by all dealersln dnigsand medicines.
Tt ll Kit A CO., Proprietors,
'c w Treinont Street, Boston, Mass.
SioiiM owaalon rcgn:rr yon to parr-hone.
; A. F.iliiii,oek'i V. rinl:i.Ko, b-'narticu-laxicar.1,.1
to t;,a, tiMn.iSS.
Tiiu. L Uio urtiolo Ualluu been so
Favorably Known Since 1829,
If li.cir do n. w.au to Lave an lmltaUoai
fonxod upon lucm. "
IIORRIKI.E I snffired with Catarrh thirty
years, and was cored in six weeks by a simple rem.
edy, and will send the rcoclpt nosta e free to all
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Kyi aouso, New York. '
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ALL PARTIKK uslnr a tubular well, roust urn.
duer a lleonseor rrvclpt frorn r,TKPIIKN WAITK
or hlsa Un. Any p.wn havtngaiuSalarw.il
rthir than the above will have tu pav a nvaltv ol
ii"for lulrlngement. II,-d. mre water (i
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W KI.L a dav made In the business. T hoe,
w sliitiitvioln.'re rights In ntaU-s and c. unties eo
plvat .mee. T.-.ls u.l ..l hu.t a triile. Full
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est by Kspns., collect on delivery, to anvsm-thm
Any ,,, do Oil. l usines. .fl.r Veiling " Z nI
t'ot". All iwrt'e. dnalt honoral.lv w lb WTV
PIIKN WAITK. Patentee, New Edfurd, MTE"
- BnERMAN not FE, BOFTOS.
Formerly Ilsnecek II, use, (',rt fepiare
KEPT ON TUB KfROpRty PLAV
iiiis i..iie now stands anon.r the flrst HotHs in
t.,st-.n harlag I.totv bee nreftiroi.hed an,l l,X -
" 5RN VH I hi,, PlVto, . "
2.?? 2 Womanheod-E,, y'7.
Tho most Interesting, eiiwriauiiii. ... - i t
rouih iiook of t..e Day, on an engrossing and pop- 1
u "r suo eet. ?isi pas', 4o lull-pa Hlslt.....s. f.
Ily Rev. VV.il Ham tpoer,l) D, CorrspUidli,g Secre- .
tnry of the Presbyterian Hoard of hducat ion, f".r- ,
nody .M "sionarvMu China and to the Chinese in
. r 1 !.! nn.l t wl.
ti I'll
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Tlir.olN'rJhU
SEWING MACU1XES
'I HE RIXOER MAXUFACTCRtXr
INKW FAMILY MACIIlNK-n, .,,
0.. . III... .1.1 . .. I - , lVJ MM
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partsgliding smoothly nnd noisi'k.,,1,!?"'
liable toget ont or order, '.ns eauusttv iV1
range and variety of work, sewuw ,iu
eloth and with all kink, el llireml'm ,
numerous uttaeliineiits for li-nimiii"'t cord !
Ing, quilling, trimming, Mmlin'sMbr
and oinbrodering of ninny ingunuiis, tu1'
dillicult. designs, Is the most perfect li'c
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lilo to examine tho merits of the ilifTinn'J'
olaiuiing attention, can soon diMMxr
claim too much for ours. Itwoulil miuiV
ing to make the above assertions ir so
ready to prove them, and till we a.k i(J tr, ;
observation atone can' justly eonvey a Cw;
prcsslon of tho many kinds of vrk ol iu'
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' ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
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late of the late Joseph Waterman, ties '
for sale the remaining portions of the I
belonging to sai l estate, consisting" '"JV
tend in Johiumn viflnpe, bcinjt s brio d
large and commodious, in first rate p'P'rVj.-
outbuildings, together with 6 oT'i ",Ml,
ow in hU tillam, and 30 acres tills? ''T
lire, back of the town halt; this i
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BAMI KI. HH.IH.W, .lum"""" jotf
Johnson, Feb. T, t "70.
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