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HARvEsTING.-Whe hen oats are grown for
consumption on the farm by horses, we prefer
to cut them rather green bind them up in
small sheaves, cure them thoroughly. and
then cut them up, straw and ALL as they are
wanted for feed. To obtain the heaviest and
best oats for market, however, it is necessary
TO let them get nearly ripe, so ripe, in fact,
that a few Of the lowest berries in the ear
will shell out in harvesting. We know this
is opposed to the teachings of most agricul-
turaI writer's. but we state il with some conf
dence as the opinion of an experienced and
successful farmer.
We need hardly say that much grain is
considerably damaged every year by being
imperfectly covered in the stacks. and
although when thrasnhig is done in few
weeks after harvest, it will not pay to thatch
them thoroughly, yet it certainly does not
pay to let the rain get into the stacks In
making the stacks the middle should be kept
quite full as the top is approached, so that
the grain of the whole roof, shall shelye Of
from the centre In this way, when carefully
covered, little damage will be done by ordi-
nary rains. We throw out these desultory
and hasty hints rather for the purpose Of
inducing farmers to think on the subject,
than to offer rules for general adoption -
Country Gentleman.
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LOOK TO YOUR STEAM GAUGES AND SAFETY
VALvEs.-The following is from tho Railroad
Record (Cincinnati,) and demands the atten-
ton of engineers, and all others interested
in steam engines and steam gauges
90 We ventured last week few remarks on
the Importance of steam gauges to every
boiler. As had on Friday last positive proof
in our own boiler of their utility We give
our readers the benefit of our experience In
showing our steam gauge to a gentleman, he
doubted tho correctness of its Indications,
and remarking that he could tell, by the
sound OF the escape at the safety valve very
nearly the pressure, proceeded to raise the
lover of the valve, but for some rea son the
lever did not raise, and 1t required one man S
strength at the end Of the lever to raise il
from its seat But when it did move, it went
with noise like the report ola pistol, and
covered us with dust and ashes The safety
valve had got stuck to its seat, and would
have stood pressure of a thousand pounds
before it raised, whereas we ought to have
run at eighty, and this was the pressure in
dicated by the gage. Our safety valve, while
thus fast, was no protection against accident,
and if the steam had been very high, would
have given no indication. We have known
Of the safety valves of locomotives getting
fast in like manner, and when fully de-
tached, making a report as much louder than
the one described, as the pressure in the
locomotive boiler is greater than in the boiler
of a stationary engine"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Manassah Osgood,n Estate,


STATE or VERMONT 10 all persons concerned
District Ut Chittcuden,ss. in tho Estate Of Manassah
ubgool lr'' Of Wexford in s1id District deceased
GREETING.
At probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for tho District Of Chiticnion on the 2lst day
of July, \. d. 1855 an instrument, purporting to
be tho last VIII and Testament Of Manpssah Os good
late If We. ford in said District, deceased, was
presented o. the Court a'orcslid, for Probate. hv
Reuben o. good, tho Executor therein named And
it is ordered by said Court that the llh aayof Au-
sgut,A ID. lSjj,a the Office ofthc Probate Court Bur
lington, be assigned for proving said Instrument
and that notice thereof be given to all persons
ccrocd, NY publishing this order three weeks
siycy in the burlington Free Press, a newspaper
printe at said Burlington, previous to the time
uppo ntcl
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the timc and place Aforesaid and
contcz, the probate Of said will, il you have cause
Given under my hand Mt Burlington in said Dis
trct, this Dist day Of July A. d. 1855.
WINS ID. FRENCH, Register.
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e. DANFoRD's PATENT
IRON GRASS CUTTER.

VNIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFUL
y ~ called the attention Of Farmers and the
Public 10 the above machine. which they are now
manufacturing for the harvest Of ISIS.
From thorough examination Of the comparative
merits Of the different kind. Of Moving Machines,
brought before tho public in the states Of Vermont,
New York. Ohio Indiana AMI Illinois, during the
last season, are fully satisfied that f. Danfords
Iron Grass Cutter. with double edges, will give tho
best satisfaction under all circumstances Of any that
has vet been offered % the public we are also sus-
tniucl in this opinion. by several di.uterested per-
sons that have had large opportunities for forming
correct decisions The advantages Of this Ma
chine, with double edge. worked with double
crank. over the single e1gcs, working though .
slant. i the guards fingers, cannot fail to be mp
parcu. TO tie most common observer. lst. From
the saving in power. the edges cutting like shears
2nl The imrossibilitv Of clogging. Sd. Thatthey
will nutuccd sharpening near as often. This Ma
chine r. cciyod the first premium Of the State Agr-
cultural Society of Illinois, Of lSji after trial OF
four day. in competition with all Machines # any
note. Also the FIRST premium Of the Chicago Me-
chanics Institute If 1853 and 1854, and several
County Agricultural Societies in Illinois and In
diana. # has in every instance received the first
premium when put in competition with any other in
use.
We respectfully invite all who .re de'irou. Of
purchasing moving machine for the coming har-
vest to call and examine have on hand, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. The machines man
ufacture will bc made with, or without guards TO
the edges, as required for the meadows they to
be used upon. They will also be warranted to cut
all kinds Of grass fine, wet dry, thick
thin. az well as can be done with scythe.
MURRAY l.. PATRICK.
RUFUS PATRICK.
Hincsburgh, April 2nd, 1855 wi0t
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- LlQuoR SEIZURES Officer Reynolds
sized on the 18th, barrel Of gin. owned by
" Jim Kelly" who reside, on Water Street
lie leaves his liquor to its fate and it will be
spilled in due SEASONING doubt. EThursdny the
simc excellent officer seized barrel. dcni-
John, and jug containing different liquors,
on the premises of James Hogan. MIR. logan
was also fined $50 and costs, for illegal sales.
The stuff taken from him was tipped into
The gutter the same evening.
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souri, will of course consent turn they Nlll
Join, form n state cuustitUticn. and appli to-
Congress for admission as it slave state. H.
Missouri legislature viii meet in November
to consummate the fraud. TIE evidence that
such is the movement j. not founded upon
conjecture, as it was actually developed "S a
part of the programme ." g." 'o't-d'soat
kanzas legislature by one ol its own mem.
bers. The consent of Congress will not Of
course be considered necessary to the periec-
ton of this grand idea, as Platte county
considers itself entirely competent to the
undertaking without foreign assistance.
On the 25th the special committee to pre-
pare memorial to Pr6sf1ee~picrc for the
removal of Governor Reeder reported The
memorial sets forth the various complaints
against Gov. Reeder, calling him clog to
the wheels Of government, and praying for
his speedy removal. That is too tame and
humble. Why don't they dcpose him them
selves ,-Springfed Republican.
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The SNAKE STORY seems to have run its
course according to the Boston papers.

course according 10 the boston papers
Lyford G. Hill, father of the charmed
GIRL and the exhibitor of her and the black
snake. was arrested Wednesday afternoon on
a charge of assauting the little girl, and
using her for an unlawful and inhuman pur-
pose.
The complaint was made by DR.. |. W
Aver, and he was the first witness called. He
testified that at the exhibition Wednesday af
ternoon the girl appeared reluctant to take
the snake, when her father commanded her
to do So After repeated commands the girl
exhibiting much fear, took the snake, when
1t bit her thumb, causing her to shrek out
and to cry bitterly, and also causing her
blood to flow freely. The Dr. called the
child to him, wiped the blood off and saw the
incision made in the flesh by the teeth of the
serpent. When the child shrieked the father
came forward and took the snake off and put
it in its box. 1t held on to her hand until
the father took it off. The snake was about
five feet long and an inch In diameter.
Mr.. VIM. II. Graves testified more parti-
cularly in relation to the fear manifested by
the child when ordered to take the snake by
her father. She said she was AFRAID of it
afraid it would bite her and that she didn t
love it. When she went to the box to take
it out she put her hand in with great reluc-
lance, and withdrew it several times before
she got hold of the snake. At last she caught
it about the middle instead of round the
neck, as she intended, when it turned and
bit her.
Judge Gushing ordered the defendant to
give bonds in the sum of $500 to appear at
the Municipal Court in August, to answer
further to the charge
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
EE ;:s7s::: s;:sss.:s.i 80 ts
W HfSSS&

E.::s;::=::::.i E::; ;s;:..s.::i ssa-s{a u
nN and after July 30, 1865, Trains will run as
~ follows, viz -
Leave Burlington for Rutland and BELOW. Falls
At a15' and 1875 A. NJ. and $40 P. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
at 5000 A. NJ. and Ia and $50 P. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at 600 and 1885,
A. NJ. and 2.l5 P. NJ.
Leave RutlauJ FOR Bellows Falls at 600 and
IL .OOs A. NJ. and LOS p. NJ
At Burlington, trains connect with Lake Cham
plain steamers, and trains of the VT. Central and
Vt. and Canada roads; at Rutland, with trains for
Troy, New York, Albany, Saratoga Springs, Sche-
nectady. and the West-at Bellows Falls with trains
of the Cheshire Road for Fitchburg, Worcester,
Lowell and Boston-Vermont Valley Road, for
Brattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and
New York-and with Sullivan Rond, for Windsor
White River Junction and White Mountains.
'Freight Trains, with Passenger Car attached
+. A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
July 3Oth, 1855. d&wtf
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u / D .

In shebune, on the 24th inst, at the residence
of her son, Chester Rlinn, widow CATHARIsg BLss,
aged 81 years..
At Chicago, Friday the 2Ith inst. Mr.. AMOS
BLODGErr, formerly Of this place, aged "a year.
At IIubbels Falls, Essex, on the 29th inst. ELIAS
Coos, aged 66 years,
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Smith and Brown running opposite ways
round a corner struck each other,
"Oh dear" said Smith, 4" how you make
my head ring"
- That's sign it's hollow ;" said B.
Didn't yours ring" said Smith.
"No.'
4" That's sight it's cracked" replied his
friend.
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There's great deal in gravity. 1t
looks like wisdom Many great man owes
his reputation entirely to his serious aspect
and his quiet tongue. We are all easily
misled by appearances. Without designat-
ing to pun. we involuntarily say that man
with a sedate countenance is solemn 'un.
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New Tin Shon-

sol bLlNN having opened shopon the West
~ side of the American Hotel for the manuiac-
ture OF Tin, Copper and sheet Iron work, invites
his old friends aud customer, to give him call.
~ All kind, of job work. Roofing. &c. done
in the best manner.
Burlington, March -, $3.50. dGw5mos
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FLTAs, BED-BCGs &c.-A writer in the Gan d.
ener s Chronicle recommends the oil of worm
wood to keep of the insects above named
Put few drops on a handkerchief or u
piece of folded muslin, and put it in the bed
haunted by the enemy. Neither Of these
tribes can bear NORWOOD, and the hint is
especially commended to travellers who are
liable TO fall among the topers Of blood
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Domestic Helm Wanted.

NAAHTED A GOOD AMERICAN OR SCOTCH
w Woman to do the cooking and ordinary
work in o household # moderate size. None need
apply who cannot furnish good testimonials for
ability, industry, honesty, steadinoss aud good
temper. middle aged woman would BIO preferred.
Inquire at the Free Press ONCE.
Aug. 1855. ilwit
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CarDetinu,

DRUSSELS, AUBCSSON, THREE PLY, IN
ID grain. Superfnc, Fine, and Stair Carpeting,
Floor and Table oil Cloths, different widths, Plain
ard Check Mating, Crumb Cloths, Druggetts,
Rugs Door Mats, the best assortment of desirable
styles in town. for sale by
G. F. STANFORD.
May IA, lej5. d6w
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DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS,
Kid Gloves,

4 fresh assortment Of Ladies and Gents Coloro,
~ and White Kid Gloves, all sizes just received
this morning by Express at
LHMAN'S.
July 80, 1853. d6wtT
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SILKS

EpICH BLACK BROCADE, WATERED, AND
"a Plain silks, also stripes, Plaids, and Change
ables opening at the store Of
C. F. STAMFORD.
May II. d&w
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HNHE MOST WONDERFUL preparation of the
n age. Warranted to remove Dandrud and re.
store the hair to its original color. For sale ut
AkMSTEADS, BARBER SHOP.
July 1itb. Wheeler, Block.
DIV
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Curtain Materials

~ ICIG LACE, AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, BRO.
d cItelle do Cornce, Bands, Tas.els, Cord.
Bun Hollands, Window shades, Paper Haugings,
&c, for sale at the lowest prices, at
c. +. STANIFORD'S.
May Il, le55. d6w
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Stamped Work.

4 New lot Of stamped Collars, Ia nds &C JUS
~ received at the Corner Store.
LlMAN'S
July 80, 1855, d6wtf
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GREAT DOWNFALL.
In the Price of Summer Goods,
at the
Bee Hive!
INROM this date shall offer the remainder of
IL our Summer Goods at prices that will not only
psas,, hut aston,Sh purchasers for are determin
cd to 4" close them out" if iow Prices will do it.
Summer Silks, Berages, Tissues, Challis, Law MS
Jacon,ts aud Ginchans Rich Grape, Stella, Gold
Bordered, Thibet, Cashmere, silk Berage Shawis;
a SPLENDID assortment Of ManhHls, Ladies and
Misses Sizes manufactured expressly for the
Beehive /; Parasols, Fans, Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery,
Ribbons, and variety Of other Goods adapted to
the season.
- This occasion will furnish a rare opportunity
TO all who unfortunate as to need amy of the
above Goods. We take this opportunity to express
our thanks for the very liberal patronage which has
been bestowed upon the Beehive, and invite
all to call as soon as possible and secure share Of
the Bargains. n. PECK, Jr.
Burlington, VT, July 27th, 1855. d6w
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ShaIyl1

Nv MITE AND CoLoRED GRAPE, SILK
W stella, BrocAa Long and Square, Thbct and
Cashmere Shawls, for sale by
{. +. Stamford.
May II. d&w
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Linen Goods.

asIIIKrING, SHEETING, AND PILLOW CASE.
- Linen, Table Cloths, Napkins, DoyIies. Diapers,
sc. {. +. STAMFORD.
May II. div
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Dress Goods.

EpAEEGE, TISSUE, TOULARD SILKS, BRIL-
ID liartcs. Printed Lawns, Chnlli, DeLaincs,
Gingham- Prints, and other new styles Of dress
goods opening by
c. F. STANFORD.
May II. DIV
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ParaSO!S. &C.

Dnn PARAsoLS, SOME AS HIGH As SIX
WV Dollars, also Fans, Mitts, Gloves, and lIo-
sicry, Trimmings, Ribbons, Satchel'. Sc, in great
variety at ,.....,.
G. T. STANIFORD'S.
May II. d&w
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Prints.

> CASES MEBkIMACK STYLES PRINTS,
- new patterns, at IL cents per yard, worth IL
cents, at
c. r. STANTFORD'S.
May Il DIV
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To the Ladies !,

. VIC IuIIIGS
lust RECEIVED AT THE BEE HIVE, VA
~ lenccine', Plat, Maltese, Guipurc, English
Thread and Brussels Laces hl,l, u great ariety
Of Emhrolderics, Crockett Collars Lace Wells, Para
rolls, Dress, Mantilln and bonnet Trimmings, Dress
floods, skirt, Skrtng', Corsets Hosiery, Gloves,
Mitts, &c, Sc
y. PECK, ia.
June 2jth, 1855. dSwtf
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ErnhrOiflpries.

IAN NOW OPENING a SPLENDID STOCK
Of Embroilrries, Collars. Sleeves, Under 1Idkis.
Bands, Edgngs and Tnsertings also Stamped Col
lars and Bands.l
C. +. STAMFORD.
May II. d6w
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Domestic.

stHEETINGS, sIlIRTlNGs TICKS, STRIPES,
- Denims, summer Stuff, &c, by the piece or
package.
c. F. STAMFORD.
Nay H. dIw
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Aisu,
stamped Work,

IN great variety, such Collars. Sleeves, Bands,
Iiandkorchicis, &c. sc.
" CONE iND SEE p"
May :, lS5i. d6wtf
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WilliStCD Academy
WANTED,

IMMEDIATELY. n good Industrious. Yankee.
] Scotch. or English Girl. or a woman about 30
years ofarc preferred, to 10 tho general work q n
small family. A good home, q permanent place. and
liberal wages will be given. hrpy to this Office
July 20. wtf
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Mantillas.

y EW PATTERNS, AND THE BEST AsSORr
' mcut in the state.
{. +. STAMFORD.
May a. DIV
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April II, Isl
Most important to the Ladies'.

I1OSl kl'tl'cl ait W tilS LdtltS.
nE. GEI>~NER'S celebrated Menstrual Pills
iIhave been luu. and widely known a. invariably
certain in removing any stoppase, ircgularity, or
suppression of the mcnsos.
In the Female Hospitals in Vienna. Paris, and
Berlin, they have entirely superseded the use of All
other remedies because, where cure is attaiuablc
by medicinal agcuC.cs they are certain Of success
Their astonishing efficacy would be almost incrcd-
ible, if not yuuchcd for by iuduLitablc testimony,
in numerous instances producing returns of the
monthly period after ali hope had been abandoned.
In every cas- from whatever cuU-c the OhstIuC-
ton may arise, also to prevent pregnancy where
the health will admit ct iLerca, , family, they
are Away, efficient, for which reason they must
rot be used during pregnancy, though always mild,
healthy, safe and certain in their effects.
Married ladies will dni particular instructions
in the directions, i'm which are stated the various
symptom, 10y which tho causes of the suppression
may be determined.
Price, one Dollar per Boa, containing explicit
directions.
Each box will be signed by Dr.. L. g. Gcis,uer.
Principal Office, l.7. LubcrySt., Ncw-Yorh City.
Responsible agents will hc appointed for their
sale as soon practicable. Ia the mean time, all
orders are to be addressed to br. r. q. ueissner,
1874 Liberty street, Ncw-lurk city, or TO box
.45b y. Y. Post O4icr, aud box Will Ice sent by
return mail, they put up in scaled envelopes,
aud can Ice sent with tAa strctc,t privacy to any
pant of the United states.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
A. various not only inc Elective but injurious com.
pounds purportjng To- he " Female Pill," under all
kinds of name, " Iron Pills ">ilvcr Pills
Golden PMS" Periodical Pills" \, are at
tempted to bee paln'i of upon tho croluous 7 UNI
wary it il only necessary for ladies 90 hg their
guard sainst tho attempted imposition, ard in all
whore there il authorized gent for the sale
of" Dr. Gcissner'' Menstrual Pills, ." to order direct
from him by mail, by return of which a box will
be sent
July 18th 1888. w3Wly
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EDITOR ARREsrLp.-Wc learn from the
Rock Island Adrert'Ser,, that Mr.. j. b.
Danforth Jr. formerly of the Vermont
PATRIOT" and now Of the - Rock Island
Republican," was arrested week before last ,
on an Indictment found against him by the
Grand Jury of the last term of the Circuit
Court in Rock leland county, for wilful
anu anu GollIP. pe'JT,y II i"lJeiy swearing TO
purpose Of procuring the Post Office adycr-
tising, lie was held to bail in the sum Of
one thousand dollars, to answer for his ap-
pcarance at the Circuit Court in November
next The advertising Of the list Of letters
for the Rock Island Post Office is worth about
fifty dollars year,--Ph0en,r.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
\ HAVE RECEIVED
d"L. Galvanized or gilt IlUuui L,,crs,
do1 =" Verge NJtchrt,
doz, Open face gilt Watches;
doz. Gold Watches various -i7.-.
/ dor. silver Hunting Watches,
which with others on h.,IId make, the lar.n-t aud
most varied assortment ever ou hand amongst
the variety can be found low priced and Ugh priced.
amongst them are several ul very fine finish and
very accurate time keepers In silver ami 10 is carat
gold cases.
AlSo,a new lot OF Reticqlc., eil,crci Fam, India
Rubber Combs long tooth shell side Combs. and
a very fine assortment Of new and Rich Jcwclry ;
snuff Boxes, Cigar Cases and Fancy Gpoi- gruur-
ally Rcyolyers, and douila and single barrel
Pistols, all sold cheap at the ola stand Church -.
J. T.. BltlNSMAIu.
Late Brinsmad, Bro. - Co.
STOLEN,
From my counter, last Thursday. one dozen hell
side Combs, with long teeth. reward tor thief
and Combs will he given. y. T.. D.
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Fresh and fashionable, and all kinds OF
Furnishing Goods and hdid Rpiiv G9odS
all very low m proportion to value. Although mo-
disposed 10 mako great pun can aud will sci
cheap aud good a. We say. Clothes neatly cleane,
orleM'red. Singer sewing Machine for sale.
Nheeler's Block, next to the American Hotel
Burlington, Vt, June ~ d6wlw
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Owner Wanted.

Strayed into the premises Of the .ubcriber, on
~ the "Old Sinkly Place" Essex, the 18th
inst, bay horse, with harness on. black switch tail
and name, and probably about Is years old. The
owner is requested to prove property pay charges,
and take the animal away.
JOSEPH WHITCOMD.
Essex VT, j uly 23d, 1855. wiw3
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To Preserve CrRRANTs.-Cut them care
fully from the stalks, so that the skins say
not ne broken, Put them into perfectly
clean and dry bottles, adding gradually as
you fill them, ten ounce. Of finely sifted loaf
sugar, so that the the sugar may fall on each
layer Of currlnts, Fill the bottles, and seal
the corks, and they will keep till nature fur
nishes your with new crop,
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FOR SALE,

1.-TWO HORSES of the Morgan Blood, true and
l. kind in harness-Ayrshi and Durham Cows,
superior milkers-a second hand Farm Wagon-one
light double do.-two single do.-one good traverse
Sleigh-double and single Harnesses, and various
Farming Tools, &c, all at very low prices.
LAVIUS FILLMORE.
Shelburne, August LIST, 1855. w5w3-