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IRON 4 NAILS.

NTlE subscriber having discontinued the
Il bus IS of manufacturing Iron and
Nail. would say to his old customers and
other. TIM, he has seveveral tons first quail,
,y Blacksmi,h's Iron which will be sold
low for cash Or approved credit Also a
few tons Of Nails which will be disposed Of
on liberal terms. Wrought scrap Iron
will be taken in exchange for Iron.
Fair Haven Sept, 9th, 1914.
ALANSON ALLEN.
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LOOK

IND if you cannot see, well remember that
n II. w. BENNTT keeps constantly on
hand large assorimen, of spec,acles, such
as pebbles, flint and common, both convex
and concave together with plain and colofed
Glass es OF tue above kinds set in old bows
which are warranted TO fit all ages.
Rutland, June "a.
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
Consumption n ktrcr Conn
pfSfnf.


Tshould beresoried,oby all whom are p,..
Il drposed 10 Consumption, or troubled WIN
q cough or cold, night sweats, Asthma. nam
10 The side and cheat, difficulty OF breathing
tiRhiness and sorenessacioss the chest. htop.
chltls, Liver complaints and all Affection. Q,
the pulmonary organs.
THE FOLLOWING NEEDS NO COW
MENT.
Greenfield, Saratoga co. nv
Nh c. J. Roosevelt. Dear S,f....Tbr low, NJ
lille urges me TO make this effort to obtain
some OF your medicine, as believe II viii
cure me. will give statement Of my case
About Tour or hvo months ago ! was taken
win bad cold, and wax very hosrse in con.
sequence oil working IN water while building
and saw mill, being a mechAnic and Was
under ihe doctors care about four weeks
and got 10 be able to walk about, and tined
to do little work, which brought on n sliph,
bleeding oi the lungs. | returned home dl,
plrted and sick. The mex, day while sitting
by the FIRE, blood vessel burst In my lungs,
and commenced bleeding very fast. The
doctor happened 10 DO near, aud he done
every thing in his power to stop H..
bleeding aud finally succeeded after loosinr
near quart from my lungs, and more from
the arm. Blu, this did not last but lew hour.
mylungs were so sphsmodic the doctor could
not control them, and for five DAYS aud nights
continued 10 bleed, until there was no blood
TO run, when il ceased II lell me So weak |
could scarcely breath or stir / Law for a
long time IN one position, until my lungs
healed, and began TO gain little strength
But about four weeks ago a relapse came on
and bled again at the lungs, and contlnued
10 cough and raise large quantities of bloc.
dy matter every dav, and was rapidly hasten.
ing 10 the grave My iuenos aud nelghbors
had given up all hopes and told me that must
die. My physician could give me no en-
couraeement, except tina, the lungs were no,
yet liberated aud all hopes Of recovery gone,
until one OF your pamphlets were given ne
describing DIR Lori ors Extract Of Lunewou.
My neighloIs obtained 4 bottle, for me as a
last resort, but with very little hopes Of IT
doing me any good. have now taken tia
bout week, and strange 10 ay,from the first
dose ! took of i, began to mend-and nv
health is better every way My night sweat,
have nearly ceased, my strength improves
my raisings are less,and hope is again rcviv-
ed but my medicine Is amos, gone, and
wish you TO send me two bottles immediate
ly, and il recover, | will do all in my pow
to spread the news that consumption can 10
cured, remain yours. &c.
CHAuNCEY ID. MEDBURY
We do not ask people TO use DIR Latbors
Extract Of Lungwort unless ,hcv are cor
WINGED from the proof offered them that 4
euro can be effected in all cases OF lung AMI
liver complaint, provided the diseases are not
past human aid.
For further proof sec Anedical books in
hands OF tho agents. containing certificates
dc. All persons desiring the agency oi III,
will please apply 10 the proprietor,
G. j ROOSEVELT.
81 l-2 State ST. Albany,
hCrSTs-LUTHER DANIELS, Rutiaud
SD Winslor, Pilsiord V. Ross, Bran
don a4ruwlr
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& l. APP & Mt,
Wholesale Dealers IN Domestic.
AND IMPORTERS or
FOREIGN STAPLE DRY COODS

NOS. 81 Gear 81, and l2s DToddtCdy,
NEW YORK.
c. K. having now permanently located
themselves as above, beg 10 call the attention
OF buyers in this vicinity, (paulcularly those
subject TO strong home compeiliion) 10
their stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STAPLE
DRY GOODS
Their sales will be conducted upon cash
basis, their prices always uniform and their
representations candid.
Doing a large trade with the retailers OF
New York, and its immediate neig hboThood,
their stock is necessarily large aad complete
al all seasons OF the year.
For this reason they respectfully ask your
orders, pledRing themselves 10 execute them
in such a manner as will inspire confidence
and induoe rePetition. Respectfully,
25, 4 mos. CLAPP a KENT.
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STATE OF VERMONT ! RE it .remem
Dls,uc, OF Fairhaven, IS. ID bered that

STATE OF VERMONT ! DE it remem-
Dis,uc, OF Fairhaven, IS. Id bered that
al probate court holden nj Cas,leton within
md Tor said dls,rie, on the 23d day Of June
A ID. 1915
Present, A Warner, Judge
Henry ]. Ruggles, administrator Of the
estate OF Silas X. Howe. late of Poul,ney In
said district, deceased, having applied to
sad oouri, to have the time for paying the
debts against said estate sx,en led one year
from the Gath day OF July next.
Its ordered tina, said application be heard
n, the Probate office In Casile,ou ,on the 2fth
dsy Of July next, and that sotce be given
thereof to all parsons interested in said es-
tate by a publication OF this nider thee
weeks successively, previous 10 said time
Of hearing, IN the Rutland Herald, a news
paper printed al Rutland.
A True cnnY of Record %
b. y. LANGDON, Register.
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ATTENTION FARMERSil


JUST received large supply Of the above
q articles both Cor ladies' and gentleman.
II. w. BENNETT.
Rutland VI 90
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Der in Clarendon, about mile north OF the
South Flats, on the west side Of the Creek !;
on'ruesdays al the stable Of +. Warner inRut
land on Thursdays Al the stable of Rufus
Bucklin In Wallhgford and on Saturdays
al the sable Of J. Dove in Cu,tngsvilie.
Black Lion is eight years old, and was
sired by the Old Norman French Lion, and
imported from France, and is we'll known as
being the best blood ever 10 this county,
Heis distinguished for strength and pigor,
being worked IT, q truck lean in Boston foI
the last eight months, by the subscriber who
now proposes tina, be shall stand for the i'm
provement OF stock.
All intereste ] are invited to call and e1-
anime for themselves. All mares disposed
OF before ioslng will be considered with ioal
DAVID FISHER.
Clarendon, Nay 90. lSi5 81 #
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rALgs' CATHARTiC LOzENGES

| THOUGH prepared from . eres, many
Vegetable Substances, are a. palatsbis
and pleasing 10 eat a. any other eonieetion-
sty compound.
This preparation IL decidedly tho hest ..
moSg eli preparations: for while i,s orcrs.
uoa. are - cure ~ Salis, Castor Oil. Gallo
mel and Jaleop or any other csthsrtIc nedi-
cines, II he's the advantage over ell in being
pleasant 10 eat, while other cathsrties are
generally dissareeable 10 take. Price IS cts
per Dor, with full dneci,ons, and may 10
fond ., The Depository. No. % Commercial
street.
FALES WORN LozENGES,
Are a safe and mos, sure remedy for worms
Children love them. They act like Q char I'm
IN renovstins the symptoms, such ss starring
in sleep, grazing the teeth, paieness about
the mouth and nose occasional sickness s,
the stomach, precarious appeute, swelied
bowels, and general feverish habit. The
child falls into quiet sleep. the worms ere
supplied and expelled, and the child, a. far
as heard from. IN every instance has been
cured
Price 25 cents per box with full drections
sold al No % Commercial street
fALES'S COUGH LOZENGES.
Are beoe6cinl in all common colds and
coughs, whooping cough, inflammation OF the
throat and lungs, in the Group OF hives, and
more certain to act satisfactory than The eel
ebrated Hive Syrup. The mos, happy ef
iect Is ootzined IN a few moments, the symp.
IONS disappear and The disease 10 broken Up
by the magical effect Of these LoIenges.
! Full objections accompanying each box.
and found =, tho Depository, No. % Com
merciAl street.
FALES's DYsENTERY LOZENGEs,
Are safe snd agreeable remedy for dyson
terry, Diarrhea. and Bowel Complaints OF
children. Particular attention must be paid
TO the directions on each box.
| FALES'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES,
Are benenefcial in all common and sick
headache, and where there is 4 sense OF
iighlness or weight over the eyes, in errup,-
i've diseases, such as Measles, Small Pox.-
Also in Mania, Epilepys; Melancholy Hys'e-
ria, in ST Viius' Dance; and ia oil cases OF
Iencuor and oppression OF the Vital powers
and may be taken with safety by women and
children in all conditions.
Full directions accompany each boz.
FALES'S CYPIAN. HAIR TONIC.
Is now so extensively known and justly eel
ebra,ed that further comment upon !, will be
useless, we can say however tina. smo ng the
many thousands who have purchased the ton
&c, 10 this and other countries none have re
turned with complaints, while thousand
have not only expressed their APPRECIATION
but their wonder and admiration on lchold.
ing its effects. A few bottles only can be
had al No. 90 Commercial street.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The gnawine and antics OF these destructive
creatures can be hushed forever in your house
and store if you will procure box of the
genuine
MADAGASCAR RAT EXTERMl Major,
On using according to direction. You can
not depend upon it unless ob,aiced at J. J
FALES'S No. 90, Commercial ST, Boston
Mass.
EGYPTIAN HAIR DYE.
This dye will give most desirable colsr
TO white grey or red withou, coloring the
skin.
JOSEPH FALES, 90 CONNIE rcial ST.
Boston Mass.
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For sale by the following
AGcn(S

Rutland, W f c Stoddard Wes,Ru,land,
Ripley & Bailey, Charles Clement Clar-
endon Spa NJ Walker Mddletown L S
q + Sunderline East Pou,ney, Noyes &
Hauis; West Poullney Asa wilkins Fair
haven, Alanson Allen Castleion, + jamie
son; Pitsford Mills, 4 b Billiard Piusford
Henry Smonds, Brandon Volncy Ross,
Julius f Higgins Salisbury, Nehemiah
Prey E. Middlebury, Rufus l.. Perkins
Mddlebury, Sidney Moody, Druggist New
Haven, II. Rider ; Bristol. G w Parmalee;
Walingford, d. II. Sabln; South Walling-
ford, Lapham g. Hines: Dandy, John Scott;
Dandy four Corners, S. Smith: Pawlei, Ma
son Edgeron Harrington, Landon 4 Co.
ol.6mon,hs
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z HROMNS.

The sbove 10 . couec, likeness Of . person
that has been cured Of Q bsd humor OF long
standing. by u.ing BROWNS sARSAPA-
Rll.LA and TOMATO BlTTERS. Who
w,li OF oAn have the least doubi but the q
bose medicine 10 the best article now In use
for the follow ing complaints. [aAei reading
lhe following certificates. bad bumors.
dispepsii. jsundioe, cos,iveness 10 cured by
them In a short time. shet all other medl
ciues have failed. Give them irisl and sat.
lsfy yourselves OF the truth Of the above Az
seriiun.
BE sure and always ask for Browns, as
there arc limitations and counterfeits sold,
which is no more like the genuine which Is
prepared by Fred suck Brown than cold wa
ter
These excellent biuers win be found a Ger.
tain cure in all esses Of indigestion or dis
pcpAia, jaundIce, loss o appetite, general dc.
bity, fsintness and sinking Of the siomach.
lowness OF spI rats, costivehess determination
Of blood TO the haad pain ia tho, aide and
limbs, cIarrhe, Weakness, diEzIne.s, ,cu;ane
Gus erup,,ons on the face and neck. hectic
fever, night sweais, nervous and sick had
ache, acidiiy OF stomach, bilious affection,
piles, and in. all diseases caused by impuri
ties OF the blood. the debility OF the system
or the unhealthy state Of the stomach and
bowels.
They are also exceedingly eflicacious ia
restoring constitutions broken dow n Ivy sed
entafy employmcns nd have been extensive
ly used by clergymen, editors, clerks, seam.
stresses, and numerous others whose health
has been Injured bv confinement and close
application, with the happiest results. They
restore tho action OF the stomach. increase
tho quantity OF blood, and impar to the wan
and emaciaied system Of the invalid the vigol
and glow Of true health.
These bitters arc warranted TO be n purel,
vegetable compound-and mark this, the
can never do tue least injury in any case
whatever.
They are kept by many persons as a FAM
/ " medicine. aud have been given TO the
/ younges, children. on sccount OF the mild
ness Of their operation, with excellent Of
! feet.
Po.tofTicc, Egar,own, Mass. May, "a, Is45,
! Mr.. +. Brown Sir, viii you have III,
Kindness. 10 forward me by TIE schooner, En-
orgy now III Boston, a, Central Wharf, op
posIle Msssrs Hewins & Fishers store 81
dozen bottles Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bit
ters A captain OF a ship bound on Cap,
Horn voyage, wishes more ,nan have nov
on hand 10 supply HIM with therefor
send this to be mailed IN New Bedford. .,
that you can send them up by the Energy. -
Should delay sending the order until to
morrow's mail, II would be too late to sen,
by the Energy. by complying with the a
bove request, you will obI'ge
Yours respectfully,
| SYLVANUS L. PEASE, ?. NJ.
j
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BAH, maine, June, /, 1874.

BsIh, maine, June, l, 1874.
Mr. + Brown, Dear SIT. II have for some
time past, suffered much from the jaundic e
and dyspepsia al the stomach, loss Of appe-
the, and trouble and pain from the leas, sim
pie food, with pain in the head and aides. a
slight cough, general weakness and debility
and weakness Of the syslem. After using a
numhcrpf medicines wiihou, any relief was
induce4to Try your Sarsaparilla and Toma
to Bnteu. received immediate relief from
the use OF one bottle and feel gtaiifed Tot
tho great relief have received, and | would
recommend II to all others who are suffering
from similar disorders.
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FREDERICK d. SHAW.

Adde'S, ell orders Tor the above invslua-
els medicine 10 The proprietor Frederick
Brown. % WSsington at Boston.
A"EN y Luther Daniels, Ru,lsnd--
ZONES 4 Dow Cutiinr-lle. civ
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This Horse
was raised by Robert Pauen Esq. one OF the
Jockey Club OF Long Island. lie wa. out
Of the Messenger Mare. the tastes, ,ro,ter for
10 miles ever on the Long IsIsnd Course
He was sired by the Eclipse, brother OF
the horse John Bsscom which won the purse
OF $4,000 OF the Post Boy on said course.
Sir Robert ran several matches when z
years old and smce and was always success.
iul.
lie was purchased by VIM. Swift ESQ. Of
Hartford Conn. and sent into Vermont b,
Maj John Dean
Having stood three successive years in
Rusland, his stock which can be seen At .nv
time. Is admitted BY good judges % to nj,
lime 10 lie the best ever introduced into ~.
state ALANsoN DYER.
Rutland May l, lsi5. loaf
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THE VOCALIST.

4 PEW Bales Cotton yum snd cape,
"A warp iusi received Al ihs fsrmet'' fI-
change also, , choic. 10, ofpaper hsnEiugs
which viii be sold for cash lower th<n thsy
have been offered IN the STATE
II " SADiN A co Agents.
NAi.ing lorc, JUns 10, lsio. IS
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ITshould beresor,ed,oby all whom ar. p,..
L dnposed 10 Consumption, or troubled rnb
a cough or cold, night sweais, asthma. nam
10 the side and cheat, difficulty OF brea,h,ns
ughiness and sorenessacioss the chest htot.
chlts, Liver complaint, and oil Affection, Q,
the pulmonary organs.
tNnrv n,,.,..<.
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Yours respectfully,
SILVANUS l.. PEASE, 2. NJ.

Here is another recomme ndaton from a well
known captain OF n ship, which sails from
Fairhaven, Mass.
Captain Joseph Holly, OF the whale ship,
says Browns SarsspaIilla and Tomato Bit.
iers, are invaluable 10 all seafaring men. -
They should never be without It. No me H.
cine is like II, or half as good IN diseases
which sailors are liable to, particularly dis
eases blough on by living a long time on
salt provisions. have used II on my last
voyage, and do know from experience on
myself, scurvy Is almos. Immediately cured
by II. Take my advice, and never 60 10 sea
without ono dozen bottles OF Browns Safsa-
parlIla and Tomato Biiters being or board
your ship.
READ AND BELIEVE
A person Is very apt to say, we OF course
would recommend our own medicine in pref
erence TO any other For fear that remark
NAV be ssid OF me, have thought il proper
10 subjoin a few certificates and letters from
our agents, and persons OF the frs, respec,a-
blhty, and those that APE best known in the
towns where yhey reside. Do no take my
word for II, but enquire for yourselves you
will find all that ! have said is true. | can
polish hundreds. but think the following,
which have selected from different parts OF
the country. arel suflicen, to satisfy the
prcudiccd mind
NY agent at Bath, Me, Mr. A. G, Page,
sent me the following a few days since.
BAH, Maine, May 2s, 1914.
Mr. +. Brown, Dear sir-Iiavng tes-
ed the value OF your sSarsapsrlla aud
Tomato Bn,ers, take pleasure 10 give you
the facts OF my case Tor your own salisiac-
lion and The benefit of others. have been
suffering with the erysIpelas humnr in my
side, causing my hand and arm TO swell very
much, and TO be painful AT the same time,
and for some weeks previous, have heeu
troubled with weak stomach most Of nv
food has hut me, and there has been a sin
gnlar iaintness at the stomach, whicigias
been increasing, and caused me much dill.
Guilty. Aher commenced taking your BIT
lers could perceive gradual and imme.
di1Ie relief, and would Recommend il with
much confidence 10 these who are troubled
~Rh such complaints.
Yours truly, WM. DONNELL.
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: T. l. f. b r A II L ID TOR L
BLACK LION!

MILL stand durlng the pres
ent season, commencing
IN the frs, Monday of June, at the
Nv following places, viz on MON
r., days at the able of The suhscti-
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70 THOSE WHO THINK

ALANSON ALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-15

MEMORl.-lt is strange-perhaps the
strangest oi all minds intricaCles-the sudden,
instantaneous manner in which memory, by
signal, casts wide the doors of one OF those
dark s,orehouses in which long passed events
have been shut up for years. That signal, be
IT a look, a tone or a sentence, is tho cabalist-
&c word OF the Arabian tale, at the potent mag
ic of which, the door to the cave OF the robber
opens. Forgeuulness is cast suddenly wide
and all the pleasures that he concealed display
ed. Upon the memory of the traveller rushed
up the visions of his youthful days; the sports
OF boyhood, the transient cares. tie quarrel
soon forgotten the pain which passed away
like The summer clouds, the pure, sweet Joys
oil youth and innocence, and ignorance OF ill,
that never return when passed away.
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TIE OPERATION OF THE NEW rosr

TIE OPERATION OF THE NEW rOS'r
OFFlCELAW.-Tbc New York News. speak
ing OF the operation of the New Post-ofIice Inv
says
We are happy to learn, as we do at the
fost-oillce that as yet there is hut litle If any
'alhng OIL from the immense impulse at once
gwen TO the business of the Post-oflice De
rartrnent by the cheap postage law which went
Into effect on the fst instant The.,mo,mt of
correspondence between this city. Boston and
riniadei phla, has become multiplied nearly
hve-fold and that between New York aud all
other points has Increased from three and a half
to hNc hundr per cent. in the number of let
Nis. The great difference produced by the new
law III the postage of letters composed Of more
man one sheet OF paper, however, occasions a
ammunition oil revenae which the numerical
increase N letters, great as II is, asyct fails 10
meet and very large deficit III the aggregate
receipts OF the Department, for some months
TO come, as compared with previous rcccipts
must be expected. \ very short space of time
VIII suffice however 10 extend AMONGST and
coniirnln hundreds of thousands of the inhab
ltahts oil our wide spread republic, spirit and
a habit oi correspondence hitherto rendered
by eXhorbitant postage luxury altogether TOO
eSpenS,v" Tor general Indulgence, which will
not only make good all Deficiencies from all
cauees, but add greatly TO the prosperity of the
Department, as well as immeasurably IN fine
prosperity aud happiness of our twenty mil
lions of people
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THE REsIGNATIoN oFPosrNtAs7,rps

~ E.K
i ne want oi adequate compensation TO pos L
masters under the new postage law, has CaIIs-
edmany 10 resign. The Washington Union
stats uis' Yostmastcrs were rcsigLfng i'm such
iu,HOeiS d. 10 create an apprehension that the
P"plic service Would be materially injured .un-
TESS some further compensa ton could be given
them. II was certain that. in some nj IN, a.,
Portant Offices, the postnmsters would moi only
receive no compensation, but would be- ac;unlIy,
III debt some hundreds of dollars AT the end nr
each quarter, II their pay were limited to The
per centum on the hostages TIE Postmostor
General very properly submitted the question
I'D IRE Attorney General" The Union adds.
Congress iorcsaw that there would IA, a
great lalifng oil in the the department. and
a corresponding diminulion in the compepsa-
'loh ol me rostmasters, and made general an
preparations so rs To give the department Tie
sai!' amount oil money that had been expended
uurinG the last year. The question was soon
psesehiea To the Postmaster General. whether
d"y on Tue money thus appropriated could be
aWnie3 10 tilc payment OF postmasters and
thelf Clcrks, as other revenues of the dcpart-
ineht! ana II so, how much was to be naId7
we understand that the Postmaster General
was very reluctant To place such construction
upon the law as would give him power over
tle compensation oil fourteen thousand officers
But the necessity of the case required some
thing 10 b. dofr'.
ihc opinion Of the Attorney General occu.
pies an,t two columns of the IVasl,ingto,,
Union, IN accordance with which the Post
master General has ordered that the dcputv
pos'lnasiers be paid, the ensuing wear the
snme compensation which they had received
duringshe hast year.
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Iae Washington Union states that Profess
OF Morse is about to sail for Europe in August,
but he will return in time for the session oi
Congress. He will carry with him an i'm
proved copy OF his celebrated telegraph. We
have no doubt he will receive that distinguish.
ct attention from the Swans and statesmen If
Europe (Which his extraordinary Invention
--ior the rapid Communication of Intelligence.
superior asiri5 to any similar discovery Of .be
agc--so justls entities him.
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THRIFTY AND UNTHRIFTY FAR

MERS.-The grand difference between a thri
wing farmer, and one who does not thrive. is.
the one looks out for the fractions, the other
does not. In farming. nothing should be lost:
nothing should be neglected; every thing
should be done at the proper time; every
thing should be- put in its proper place: every
thing should b. performed by its proper implc-
mcnt. When these rules are observed. the
farmer will surely prosper-though his gains
may be slow, they will be certain and sure
PrOcior'S address.
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FATHER MATTHEW VS.. FATHER
MAbIHuS.-Ann Dunn, the teeto,al wife of
an ,uherant and teetotal fiddler, was delivered
IN Manchester, short time ago Other t,,ent,
second child! When the mid wife handed I,
to poor Papa, the fiddler iacctiously exclaimed
what the pledge again How often must /