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CONSUHPTTO.N.

We win not assert that this BALSAM will c,,,
Consumption in its worst form, but il has eS,.S
msny alier all other means Of relief had been te
van.--And why Doil II seems that the Will
CHERRY was destined BY Mature TO be our PAN
ACEA Tor the ravaging diseases Of this cold ls,itus.
Let not the dcsparing invalid waste his money ~
and lose TIME 10 him 20 important, in ezper,ment;ss
with the trashy nostrums Of The day but use at on,,
medicine that viii cure, II a be possble-a msl
cine that science approves, and many years Of eros
rence have demonstrated that il ai,oays relieves.
"IAere is no such thing as fail, in the his,o,v =,
this wonderful BALSAM. Evidence the mos, eo0
vincng--eyIdence that no one can doubt fully es,sk
shes this fact For the sake Of breyiiy we select n.
following from thousands.
Isaac Plat, Esq, Editor Of the Poughkeepse p,
gle, one Of the most Influential journals IN The stas If
New York, states, under the authority of hi own
name, that a young lady, relative Of his, Of yery
severe cold winch Immediately produced spitting Of
blood, cough, fever, and other dangerous and aafn
ing symptoms. Through medical treatment and esr.
she partially recovered during summer. But on ths
return Of winter she attacked more violently han
al first, she became scarcely able 10 walk and wa
troubled with cough, chiIls, and fever every day. spi
appeared 10 be going rapidly with consumption; d
this time, when there was no sign Of improvement M
Plaii procured bottle Of Wisiar's BGlsaM OF WA
Cherry which she took and il seemingly restored bsr
She get second, and before il was half taken she Ws
restored 20 perfect health which she has enjoyed d
the present time, without the slightest symptom Other
former disease.
Mr. Plat says the 'cure came under nv own bsery,
ton and cannot be mistaken as to the lacis'
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INSURANCE..

rYHE subscriber having been appointed BY the Di-
= reciors Of the Windham County Insurance Com
pany Their Agent for this place and vicinity, will
application
HENRY CLARK
nIhtucpoIoi Jan. ., lo4o, 4w20
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AN IMPORTANT LETTER.-PLEAsE
READ IT

The following letter from DR. Brigham, Of Lowell,
Mass, but speaks the uniform language Of Hundreds of
other Physicians, who have tried, and therefore know
how TO appreciate Jayne's Expeciorant.
lowell, Mass. Jan. 81, 1874
DR. David Jayne;
Dear Sir,--ihave used your Medicine (so univer-
sally known by the name of JAYKE's ExPEcroRAHr,)
truly Eay, that have been more successful in the use
Of that as a mild, safe and thorough ExPscroRAEr
than Of any which have ever used Ills the hes, for
the following obvious reasons. Il doea not if given in
proper doses, occasion disagfeeabe nausea II does
not weaken the lungs and PROSTATE the system, like
most other Expeelorans in common use nor does il
abSie the appetite Of the patient like other nauseatnp
medicines, which have been used by the faculty. In a
sought for by many Of the faculty for ages gone by.
remain yours, &c.
LurHER BRIGHAaa, M. ID.
tc'-For sale by BUTTON & CLARK, Bratteboro.
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DURHAM BULL.

A full blood DURHAM BULL will stand the en-
suing season OF the stables Of Msssrs Spencer
braIIseoro, Jan. 20, 1915. tas
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HadIey & Sargent

rUvAKE this method TO inform those having unset
lied nccounts with them Of one years standing
Tint thev must be settled before the tenth OF
Februnry next. Fair warning gentlemen, and pos
lively the last call. -.
Brattleboro Jan. 90, 1876. 70
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EXTRACT OF a LETTER FROM A POST.
MASTER DATED

PENBRoKE. Wash. Co., Me, April 90, 1874
Ma Isaac BUrTs.-A-Deaf Sir: At the reqaes. Of
many Of my friends in this place and vicinity who are
afflicted with consumption and liver complaints take
the liberty Of asking you to appoint some one 10 this
county agent 10 sell Wisfurs Baisam of IVid Cher.
ry and 10 send him few dozen, as there is none ofl
foi sale within 200 miles from this have no doubt
that II would meet with ready sale ft were where
Il could be procured without too much expense and
delay.
MY wife was attacked about six months since with
what the physicians called the first stage Of eousump-
tioB--a complaint very prevalent in this section Of
country. Having seen the BaIsam advertised in Au-
gusta,
90 200 MILES FROM HERE N
took The pains TO send there for bottle of H. which
she took, and which helped her so much that sent for
two bottles more, which she has also taken, and she
now says that she has felt so well for six yea
she docs at this time. All those who have inquired q
me and ascertained what-eiret the Balsam had,
anxious TO have for sale in this vicinity, which
the cause OF my writing to you.
Please inform me by return Of mail whether YOU con-
clnde 10 send some, and If SO, 10 whom in order
may be known where il can be had
| am, with respect, yours, etc.
p. g. FARNSWORTH, P. NJ
The whole country is fast learning that no medic-
ne-no physcian--no preparation OF any kind whatever
can equal DR. Wisfar's BGisam Of Wild Cherry
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Agrtenltnrul.
The Model Farm Of Ohio.

Inc MOueI Farm OIL VhiO'
The model farm Of this State contains 100 acres,
IS of which arc well cleared, and the whole under
fence. 60 acres are embraced in one enclosure,
and this includes all the arabic and meadow land
upon the farm. The buildings are all of stone,
neat durable and commodous The dwelling is
not large, but capacous enough for the use Of the
family and room and bed or two for an occa-
sonal friend. The kitchen and stables are sup
piled with water from the same spring. No stock
but hogs and sheep are permitted to Craze. The
cattle and horses are constantly kept in their STALLS
and are always in good order. The cows are al all
times fat enough for the butchers and the growing
stock at two years old attain the weight Of ordinary
steers at four. During the summer they are soled,
with green food, consequently 90 in grass is
sufficient to keep four horses and Ten cows with
their offspring until the young stock are ready for
the market at three or four years old, when they
erage him $50 per head Ofthese he makes il
point to sell ten heads year. For his stock he
raised about acre of roots sugar beets, mangel
wurtzel and turnips each year, which yields him
an average, about 1900 bushels. OF corn he cult
Yates FIVE acres year. which, by proper culture
and judicous rotation, yields him 500 bushels
Five acres in wheat gives yearly 100 bushels. Five
acres of oats, 300 bushels
He has an orchard of eight acres, in which he
has 200 apple trees % pear, 26 plum, 100 peach
and so cherry trees This is divided into four com
partments of two acres each Two of these he
plows up every year. and in the spring plants them
with Jerusalem artchokes Here he keeps his hogs.
In the two that are not plowed he has a clover aud
an orchard grass ley in which the swine feed from
the middle of May to the first of August, when they
let into one Of the artchoke yards and range at
will into the two grass yards, and this till winter
when they passed into the second artchoke
yard, where they kept till the grass has sufi-
GENTLY advanced in one of the fields to turn them
into that. Thus upon grass, roots and fruit the
swine are kept so thrifty, that few bushels of
grain are sufficient to make them ready for the
butcher In this way he manages to kill thirty hogs
a year, which will average 400 pounds each. He
gives them beet wintering
His sheep range principally in the woods with
small pasture of Ave acres. He keeps 75 head |
which yield him 400 pounds of wool year
As this farmer has raised large family, and
raised them all well, having given to each child
good practical education, was curious to look in
to his affairs, and as he keeps regular account
current of his transactions. it gave him no trouble
to inform Of the result of his mode Of proceed
ing, which is briefly as follows:
Products of the farm
10 Beef Cattle, average $50 per head, $500
25 Hogs at sl2 per head, 300
200 bushels Corn at 25 cents, so
Product of sheep, 100
dairy, 200
orchard, 200
Other and smaller crops, 100
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Removal.
Cutters New Grocery.

TOMAS CUTLER returns his thanks to his friend
- and ihepubc for their liberal favorsin past years
from bis former stand under the store of J. & w. II
Esterbrook, 70
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, 900 MILES FROM HERE m
A TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

VAUDEVILLE Oneida Co., N. ", Sept. Ia ISL
Dear Sir-i owe IL TO the afflicted to inform YOU that
in January last attacked with very violent cold
caused by working in the water, which settled on M
lungs. II was accompanied by very severe balm il
my breast and sides, and also distressing cough
had in attendance all the best medical did 10 our village
but aier exhaustpg all their skill to no avail they bro
nounced my disease a CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION and
they one all gaze me up 10 die. After much PERSIA
sion got The consent my physician to use the Boz
sam Of Wtid Cherry, prepared by DR. Histar Ipur-
chased OF the Agent in our place one bottle, before
using hall OF which began to gain strength and il was
very evident my cough was much better and nv
symptoms in every way improving | have now used
three bottles, and AN restored 10 perfect healik-
This result is alone owing to the use OF Or Wisar
Bstsam Of Wild Cherry; aud take this method Of
giving you the iniormaiion partly to pay up the debt
Of gratitude owe YOU and partly thai Others similarly
afflicted may know where 10 find relief
Very truly yours,
JAMES SAGE.
MR PALMEa, Druggist, under date Of wateryle,
Sept. a. writes:
The statement given you by Mr. James Sage is well
known to be true in this iohoie community II Ger.
Iainy was a most remarkable cure. The sale Of the
Balsam Is very good, and its success in cures truly
catering. Yours respectfully,
ID. ID. PALMER
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PUTNEY W00LEN EACT0RY.

ITNHE subscribers having their machinery in complete
= repai are ready to receive wool to manufacture on
shares or by the yard the favorable terms They
nave on hand great variety OF plain and fancy Cassmeres
which they will exchange for wool. on delivery.
JAMES KEYEs < co.
tu'ney, June =, 1880 "A
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y. ID. BRADLEY,s

a DgDHEss before The Windham County Aqrioul,nr,I
!. sos,ssy Just published in pamphlet FORM aud for sae
q
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We Invite the Attention

- 49,, ~
ar the public TO the following home certificates and
~ recommendations in favor Of thu efficacy Of the
d.p Coming as they do from people Of ondopbted
cannot lail ordo;ng sssv lie inn"ts,ins If Jbss
100 ins,lv snnl;eI y, ,.sr a,sp, i;; ands =,
49,! sPfL =. IN! ~ p ~ 'Iu'e"s,l 49, "
eVu,SeIus o.neis 20 uuy VINO nave long peeh lhoo,-
s unueI nelrous ancet'2hs chss o. DISEASES wl'ch
~ ihe1Sa appos,ous nave heretofore oeen an'e 10
During the last two months many Others have pur-
chased the Rings, who inform US they have obtained
relief by using hem and whose certificates 10 that eff
feet could be procured but we deem the following su
feient nv inflammation fforn ali son,ces r. h.y The
I,lles confidence In ,b .,, 81 az R;nn, III F,;J
90 r.,, al ,S - H. ~ 'sss s"u u'u
GUS For s,le bv ne '-''''' wv ''''O'' "S''
Jus ro' sa'e oy vs. .,onsr ,,,,,eu
IN -,
70 whom may concern lh may certify, that LOT sew
dIs years pas nave been severely afflicted with the lie
so.otsuA anu nsvs oeen wnelly unsuccessful ~ geng
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Cutler has fitted up his Eating Rooms 10 good
STYLE new papercd painted and carpeied, and which
be is determined shall be kept genleey, and 81 for
Ladies' and Gentlemen who wish 10 tickle their pal
He will furnish Of short notice and at all times, upe,
beesteak, oysters, game hot Coffee fruit, &c, Tor the
rclrrshment aud support Of the inner man. These
will be served up in his best style.
In short, Cutler informs his old customers, that he
Is determined To do things in little better style than
any one else in town. and those who have never iavo-
ed him with a call he says, just come once, and you
will find il for your int rest TO come again.
Cutler also has Oysters for sale by the keg. Tavern
keepers and others supplied on reasonable terms.
And lastly, Cutler keeps always on hand good as
sortment Of Toys
Gathers is the right place, and no mistake.
Bfatieboro, Dec. -, ls45. 10
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n. BROWNS
SarsapariIIa and Tomato Ritiers
BIallIeboFo, DC. "a, Ist5.

TINE above is correct likeness or person that
n has been cufeI Of bad humor of long stand
ing, bv using BROWNS S.aRS.4P.7RTLL.a and
TOMATO BfTTRES. Who will or can have the
least doubt but the above medicine ia the best article
in use for the following complaints CATER reading
Jaundce Costveness is cured by them in short time
after all other medicine has failed. Give them one
trial and satisfy yourselves OF the truth Of the above
assertion.
BE sure and always ask for Browns, as there are i'm
,aons and coun tereit articles Sold which Is no more
like The genuine (Which is prepared by Frederick
Brown than cold wafer.
These excellent Bitters will be found certain cure
all eases ofinndigestion OF Dyspepsia Jaundiee, Loss
Of Appetite, General Debility, Fantness and Sink
ing Of the stomach, Lowness of spifits Costiveness
Determination Of Blood 10 the Head, Pain ia the
Limbs and Side, DaTfhea, Weakness, Dizziness, Gu
famous Erupiions the Face and Neck, Hectic
Fever, Night Sweats, Nervous and Sick Headache,
Acdity Of Stomach Bilious Affections, Piles, Cosiive-
ness and IN al diseases caused by impuriiy OF the
blood, the debility of the system, or the unhealthy
state Of the stomach and bowels
They are also exceedingly eiEicacious in restoring
constitutions broken down BY sedrniafy empoyments
and have been extensively used BY Clergymen Edit
ors, Printers, Clerks, Seamstresses, and numerous
Others whose health had been injured by confinement
andclose application, with the hnppest results They
restore the action OF The stomach, increase the guam
tty Of the blood, and mpart TO The wan and emacia
ted system of The invalid The vigor and fowof true
health.
These Bitiers are warranted IN be purely veeet-
able compound--and mark this Or they can never do
the least injury TO any one whatever Iii
They are kept by many persons ms a F.9.uILY
!hEDICINE, and have been given 10 the yonngesi
children, account OF the midness Of their operation
with excellent effect.
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BEaitIlIeboro, Nor. ., isas.

This may certify that have been severely troubled with
the nervous headache and have received great and almost
sudden reet BY the ofthe Patent GavAnc Rings and
Magnetic Fluid. EMMA Il. WARD
Brattleboro, Nov lst n
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TESTIMONIALS
HAVING been attacked some months with bad
- Cough, Weakness in my Chest and loss Of appe-
lite, J used WIghls Indian Vegetable Pills, but grew
worse, with cold sweas at night; could not sleep, and
believed was in Consumption. procured a box
o. Dr. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved Indian Vepeta-
Die Fills, which restored my health within six DAYS.
and believe them 10 be the beet remedy ever used.
GEORGE w. GRANGER.
Cambridge, Oct. i9ih 1854. =
have been afflicted for some time with The Liver
compliant having pain IN my side, weakness ia baek
ana stomach, and dyspepsia. | have taken over one
dozen boxes 81 Wrght's Indian Vegetable and Bran
defths Pills, bat continued 10 grow worse and was 80
reduced that despared Of ever getting relief then
Tried Df Smiths Sugar Coated Improved l. V. pills,
and before had finished the second box nv pains and
dyspepsia had disappeared. My food now digesrs we'll
and am able 10 attend TO my family duties. Several
Of my friends have since taken the Pills for bad copphs
and have ionnd great relief from Them 80
Mas. OTIS s. WHITNEY, Myrtle 81
Boston, May 6, ls45 ~ -
have been Tor four years afflicted with Scroiula
Leprosy and Deafness, and have been unable 10 obtain
any relief until procured six boxes Of Dr. Smiths val
liable Indian Vegetable Pills and 10 four months ali nv
complaints had Disappeared, contrary 10 ali NV friends
expectations. took these Pills Tor nv Scroiula with
out any expectation OF relief 80
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fours, respectfully,
SYLYANUS l.. PEASE, p. Maste

Here Is another recommendation from well known
captain Of ship which sails from Fairhsyen, Massa-
chUsetis.
Capt. Joseph Holley (of the whale ship Erie) says
Browns Ssrsaparilla and Tomato Biters, are inva-
uahle to ell seaiarng men. They should never be
without IT, No medicine Is like IT, or half "A good IN
diseases which sailors liable TO- particularly dseas
es hfo't on by living long time on suit provisions
nave used II on my last voyage, and do know from
experience, on myself that scurvy is almost mmedi-
ately cured by il. Take my advice and never 60 10
sea without one dozen bottles Of Browns Sarsaaar-
lila and Tomato biters, being on board Of your ship.
READ AND BELIEVE.
person ~ very apt to say, we of course would
recommend our own medicine IN preference any 9th
er. For fear that remark may be made Of me. have
thought II proper to subjoin few certificates and lei.
ers from our agents. and persons that have been cured
BY this most valuable medicine. The following Ger
spectabllity, aud those that are best known IN he
towns where they Trsidv. Dusiut take my word n,
u, put inquire Tor yourselves; you will find all have
SAID Is true. can publish hundreds but think the
following which have selected from different parts Of
mind
Ny agent in Bath, Me-, Mr. A. @. Page. sen, me
the following few days since.
Barn, Me. May %, 1914.
Mr. +. Rrown:-Dear Sir---Havng tested the val
ue Of your SaTsapaIllla and Tomato Bitiens, take
pleasure TO give to you the facts OF nv case fnr vor
own satisfaction and the benefit of Others. i have
been suffering with the efympelas humor in INV side
causlng my hand aud arm to swell very much and 10
ne painful; az the same time and Tor some time pre
Vlous, have been troubled with weak stomach 80,
Of my food has hurt me- and there has been singnss
lhntness at the stomach, which has been ipcreasino
ana caused me much difficulty After Icommeucrd taf,
ing your blliers, could perceive gradual and i'm
MEDIATE relief, and would recommend il with much |
confidence TO those who are troubled with such com.
plants. Yours, truly. ''s' 'oni-
WIN DoNNRTT
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two doors north, which he has fitted up 10 good shar
for Grocery, Eating House, and Oyster Saloon; an
where he will keep constantly on hand choice groc'
es such Sugar, Tea Spices, &c, Of the esiqqali,
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TUT UFFIlIf Hu8lIlpWh lha11i Nay q, Icl4,
Mr.. +. Brown:-Sfa--Wi you have the kindness
to forward me, by the schooner Energy now in Bos-
ton, az Central Wharf. Opposite Messrs Hewins &
Fishers store, six dozen boites Safsapafa and To.
mato bitteTs. captain Of ship bound on a Cape
Horn voyage, wishes more than | now have on hand
TO supply him with. therefore send this 10 be mall
cd 10 New Bedford, that you can send them 90 by
the Energy. Should delay sending the order until
to-morow's mail II would b. too late TO send by the
Energy. BY complying with the above request, you
will obge
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FACTS Regarding THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
Indian Vegetable Pills,

For Consumption. Colds, Coughs, Rheunatisn
Dyspepsia, Fspers, Worms, Dysntery,
and Didrrhna
aTcO cTrpp cf,Dr. e<o NM, -
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This may certify that have been relieved and think
cured Of the distressing pain in the head snd called the
o Dooreux, by the of the Patent Galvanc Rings and
Chfisiies Magnetic Fluid, and that eheerully recon.
mend them to others afflicted with similar complaints
s.p. MILLER
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MORSE & MILLER.

This may certify that have been greatly afflicted with
the Neuralgia causing pain in the joints and was
unable to get any relief therefrom uni tried the Pairn,
Galvsnie Rings and Magnetic Fluid the Of which has
had the desired effect.
Mrs. E. L. CLARK
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What can do to make the world wiser and bet
teri should be the inquiry of each-espeeially of
ministers, TEACHERS, and parents, who are expected
10 exert themselves to better the condition Of those
under their care. And the oyerseers Of the poor
should try to suppress all intemperance, which is
the cause Of most Of the crimes and sufterlngs IN
every part of the world. Sixty thousand British
subjects and forty thousand American citizens, an
nually sink into drnnkard's grave. And the many
millions Of dollars nov annually expended for strong
drink, and other articles OF luxury, would amply
supply all the destitute with the neeessaries Of life,
and the means Of instruction.
Those who may be disposed to aid design well
recommended, are respectfully requested to call at
No 3, Elliots Building, where good books, or cash
will be received by the Rev. Mr.. Adams, for the
objects there stated; also, the Rev. Mr. Sproe will
receive donations for this object.
That God may induce many to assist this design,
Is the prayer Of
THADDEUS 0SGOOD,
Agent Of the Friendly Union Of Canada.
WAsHMGroN, January |, 1876.
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il, TOO in the and through the prowess Of the
democratic party, who, under President Polk, have
triumphed now in The peaceful extension OF our ter
rltory to the valley Of The Rio Bravo del Norte, as
their fathers did Of old in The like peaceful acqusl'
ton Of the valley Of the Mississippi, under the adj
ministration OF President JefIer On. s.. r.
RssOlrsd, That the distinguished ability which
characterizes the reports OF Secretaries Marcy,
Bancroft, and Walker, and Of the Postmaster Gen
eral IL pleasing evidence Of their eminent fitness
for the posts to which they were summoned by our
excellent chief magistratei and that the mastery
correspondence Of Secretary Buchanan commands
our respect. ..... u.. - . a
Rfsoirtd, That, having at our last county conven-
ton commended at length, and with enthusiasm, the
official proceedings Of Silas Wright we have only
10 affirm at this Time, that confidence IN his ge-
MUS and patriotism is undated; we are glad, also,
10 approve one of his more recent acts-the com
mutation Of the sentence of Van Steen5urgh and
O'Conner-as a deed Of practical wisdom, tempered
with mercy. . .r
Resolped, That the proceedings of The convention
be published in the Batavia Times, Albany Argus
and Atlas, and the resolutions in the Washington
"Unon.r
Ado med sine die
A. J. ABBOTT, Secretary.