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interested in whatever concerns the
advancement OF agriculture, ! hasten
to render unto Mr.. Corey some little
Of the great honor that is due him,
and call the attention of farmers and
manufacturers that he may be more
substantially rewarded.
Most machines Of the kind will
furrow and drop the seed, two effects
Of comparatively easy accomplish
ment; but the third effect-viz -
the dropping at the operators will
has been the difficulty. And this
deficiency in all machines heretofore
tried has been the reason why they
have not been generally adopted
Thus, 10y some the seed is merely
drilled in the field, so that cross
ploughing is impossible others drop
at regular distances, marked by the
revolution Of a wheel or cam. In
this latter school, the dropping is
governed, as can be readily under
stood, by the machine itself and not
10y the operator. The deficiency is
palpablo. For lack Of something
better farmers have chosen to sow
after the manner OF their fathers
But the perfection Of Mr.. Cerey's
invention consists in the accomplish
ment of that very thing, viz: the
dropping at the operators pleasure.
The simplicity of his continuance is
absolutely beautiful. While horse
walks briskly on with the planter,
the workman, with his palm on the
handle, deposits the grOin--three or
four, or any number-by simple
, motion Of his finger and it makes
little difference as to how level and
well cleared the field is, for wherever
a ploughman can make iurrow
there be can use Corey's planter.
AS the public will shortly have an
opportunity Of examining and test
ing the machine TO their full saiisfac-
ton, II is only necessary to say, in
the way Of description, that it is
modelled something like an ordinary
shovel plough, and is neither heavier
nor more unwieldy, while its cost
will be but little greater. Its i'm
porlance and value can be better APP
I preciated by a statement of what it
will do. One man with it can do
the work commonly done by three
and four-he can furrow, drop, Gov
or and roll. Nor is this all. By re-
moving a slide box and reversing the
covering shares he has a cultlyatur,
light and beautiful as any a plough
man ever touched. Contrast corn
planting after the old style with the
mode this invention will initiate
Recall the great field, and hot sun,
and inlermnable furrow the dozen
handsome furrowing, others
dropping, and third swinging their
hoes. Think of the time ii takes
the labor and the cost. Then fancy
all this obvialed by single machine
-one man furrowing, dropping and
covering, and that, too, fast as horse
can traverse the ground. Can it fail
to work a revolution Indeed, the
simple invention can only be fully
estimated by those who, like myself,
have planted corn under burning
sun in big field in aud lang
sync.'
Upon receipt Of his letters, Mr..
Corey will go to Baltimore, Phladel-
phia and New York, for the purpose
OF disposlng Of territory. Manuiac-
iurert Of agricultural implements will
do well 10 look out for him. He
will give them opportunity of exam
lining and practically testing the viz
tue of his invention.
A FARMER.
Washington, March 3.
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Consumption Cured.

New ufss Dec. u l7at.
I came 20 New FORK 30 the ship Telegraph my ma
tive place h 81 John, New Brunssick when reach
ed this city my h-alih very poor5 had very bad
cough. raised good deal Of maitei which Wasequcn-
~ mixed With blood bad paia 10 my ler eide, aud
WA very weak aud cmauciatrd. My ffieuds and ply
stefan pronounced ny case Con'umpiinn and beyond
the reach cf mediaino. heard accidentally Ct Dr..
Curns's Hsgeaua, or Inhahas Hygyan Napor and
Cherry syrup, and obtained package which verify
believe was the means OF saving my life. soou after
wearing the luhaicr lfound It relieved the pressure
ON my lungs, sud afeT while the disease made its
appearance upon the surface under the Inhaler.
took the Cherry syrup directed, snd continued TO
do So my cough gradually growing better, until Il en-
trey icfi me- and ! now cOnsidef myself cured.
still the Inhaler the Of II Is rather pleas
ant, and beieviug Il Strengthening and purifying 10
the lungs, feel unwilling at present 20 d,gense
with H.. JOHN WOOD.
soliby BOYD a PAUL, No. Ii9 Chambers Sueei
C. II. RING, corner OF John Street snd Broadway, n.
Y. Price g. package
n. B.--Any person inclosing 50 to BOYD PAUL
or CURTIS a PERKINS. New York, will receive a
paekage containing bottle Of Hygean Napor, one Of
Cheffy syrup and an uhalcr, neat box, bf express
free any pat OF the United states four pscka-
yes, for SO. Agent for Montpelier, fRED. T..
SMITH. 9O.J
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A farmer of Long Island, raised
1000 bushels of potatoes last year
he first two thousand of which he
sold for 50 per bushel. They were
grown at the rate of one hundred
and sixty bushels TO the acre. An
other raised large crop at the rate
Of 900 bushels per acre, which he
sold at S ! rs per bushel for the en-
tire crop.
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Cramn and Pain KiIIcr.

The wo VI Is asfonshed at the wonde Hul cures pei
formed by the Cra1p aRd Pam k.lier, prepared by
CURTIS 4 PERKINS. lis equal has never been
known for removing pan 10 oil for the Of
spinal eompi4iats, cfamp Ia the limbs and stomach,
rheumatism "a aliiis forms, bilious ehoiic, ehis and
oNer burns, sore throat aud sfaVelit Is decidedly the
best remedy 10 the world. Evidence Of the most
woaderful cures ever performed BY any medicine
OF circulars 10 tho hands Of Agents. You may be
pOsifiusiy sure Fl reiiff Il you Il. Millions Of bot
tes OF this medicine have 5een s0ld ia New England
the past sx Of eight ycarsi j. now Tor the ifsi time
being introduced into ali the principal towns in New
York.
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III . IVT % q TTIW1T
Pure wild Cherry Ritters.

for the cure Of Bilious and Jaundce complaints, and
general debility They quicken the blood md give new
life aud ens'gy the whole system Price only -
cents IA pint bottles.
BOYD& PAUL, No. li9 Chambers street, New
York. wholesale aeeuts ios all the above medicines.
sold 10 PRRD. r. SMITH, Monipelieri ID. %. Tf-
LER, Montpelier; CLARK md Yates, MoIotOvn; J.
lIobait, Middiesox :. skinner, Waitsheld, James
CaideIl, Waueni =. b. Gfeea, Richnondi and by
dealaTs in medicine generally. s0.y
Montpelier, VI, FRED. L. SMITH.
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.
INDICATED INHALATION.
NEW METHOD.

4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recent.
~ " been made by On. CURTIS for curing Asthma,
Cunsumnton, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and 90 lung
Cunirlstuts .hs Mrscafa iuhaiation. nf. tLRIln'S
HNGEANA, 81 tNHAl.tNG HiGLAN NArOR AND
CHERRY SYRUP, has accomplished the most Won
de cufes Of Asthua aud Consumption, 10 The CT
~ OF Nov York aud vicinity for few months past
ever known mon II is producing an Impression on
Diseases Of the Lungs, never heiufe Witnessed by ihe
medical profession. See cefiheae 10 The hands Of
Agents.
The Inhaler s WON on the breast under The linen,
without tho least Inconvenience, the heat Of the bocy
hrins sufficient svapofate the hud,supplling the
lungs Constantly with healing and eff"cahie saPoL
pissing into sd che air coils and pssages Of the lungs
% at cannot possibly be- reached b! any other medicine
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Asthma Cured.

Ef0HKTfn, y ! IIFf..WI TTlI-
For aheui eight year. hsys been seretcl u'fci ed
with the Asfhms fnrthe last two yrais have suffer-
hrvcnd all ny powers ct description months AZ a
time have ont been nbio TO sleep 90 bed esttin-
what rrst could siting iu ny chaif Ny dihrulY Of
breathing, and sufafngs were 30 great 81 times,
that for heurs together any friends expected that each
hau, would be 10Y last. Durug tho in,t sit years /
have had rho mad aad attendance OF some of Tie MOS
celebrated physiriauf, bot have received 20 pcimA-
ent hencft I'D bar lutte reiei atleugth nod the
good f,ffuur procure Dr. turis's Higeaus of Ia
halinr Hyrean Nfpnf aud Cherry syrup Al the time
fist ohtaned b.. I was suffering under one Of my
most violent attacks aad vss n sfcit diucrs. almost
.ufIocatas Tor Of breath iu less lhan ten miu-
a. a. tfnm the tiue applied the IhhAler TO ny stom
sch cd took ta spoonful Of the ChefIy Syup, wns
relieved 40 n goat measure from the diniculiy OF
ryathing aud bad comfortable night. have since
continued ~ with ihe greatest possible benefit aud
am now comparatively we'll. tod only knous the
amount ct .nneurs this nc icine hos relieved ms
from. My advice 10 the snhefinE is-rEY ~.
NARgAUET EASTON,
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PROOF POSITIVE

We have sold Vey large quaint ties Of Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Sup dufng Tho past siK years, over
1000 botiis the last year. We believe II the best
medicine 10 the world Tor Children sething, for the
cure OF nysentery and Darrhoa 10 children, whether
arises fem teethng or any other cause. IL gives
universal satisfaci ion-nevcT head complaint from
any onsusing ii-aever sold medicine 90 uhiVer-
sally successful 10 relieving pain add eectng
Ia al above stated II taten IN season, relief Is
immsdiafS and ebsoiHfely certain.
CURTIS & PERKINS, Druggists,
No. l49 Cha Ube ~ al. Ne~ York.
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Thirty Years Experience OF
an Old Nurse.


MRS WfNsLOW TO THE LADIES.
Mrs Winslow and old al experienced nurse and
Female physician, would Gull the attention Of the
Ladies' 10 her Soothing syrup FOL Children Ieehine,
II will Immediately relieve them from pain, Hlihy all
,pasmodc action soften tho gums, reduce inhhmai 90
and - sure TO fesuaie the bowels Depend upon ~,
mothers, n viii give yourselves aud ftlisi aud
LIE alfh d Ynnr n Illrnn-
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nlr0ilinrs.
j. n. sCAENCK'S
PULM MIC SYRUP,
For the Cure of Consumption,


Tho proprietor Of this medicin. was himself, many
years sgo, reduced 40 low TO be given up by his
physicians and friends, 10 the last stages VI Consump
lion When all hopes Of ever getting well had Red.
he was strongly recommended 20 use syfnp made
from an ola Indtan receipt which succeeded IN eee
iuully curing him. The family physicians and large
number of respectable gentlemen certified TO the facts
Of THE case, and the Punone sytup obtained a
reputation never equahcd In that section Of the
Try. Creating, as This case did sensation second to
that only OF n miracle. Dr. Shcnck was waited on by
many sitntiat afflicted, TO whom he administered the
syrup with the samo beneficial results. In fact, such
was the nooticy Of this medicine that emne ut prac
tioing physicians had their attention drawn toward
the rising reputation Of II, from having witnessed its
curative powers, and freely oSto ded the hand OF
friendship and enconiageme to Dr. shcnck, and IN
roduccd the medicine TO tho public, aud usod II in
then dail' practice.
No Other medicine orcfaics upon the system in the
ma inner that the Pumonc Syrup does. II produces a
healthy action upun tho morbid pats, by purin ing
them fton disease IL promotes the expectations, al
lays the cough. rpens the matter N the lungs, sud
when It is discharged, II heals the opening that the
bfoakng Of the ubercles absccss produces and tho
lungs become sound and resume the performance OF
their natural muctions II also soothes the Initiated
portion Of the lungs und other ofrans, and thus re-
stores these parts to health. superior property
that the medicine possesses over all others - tha' ~
contains opium, caiomcl, OF any other deleteii'us
medicine.
in lsii ~. shenck removed from Pennington, Now
Jersey Philadelphia, and commenced the practice OF
his profession, where he soon acquired iepu'nuon
etoelcd by none 10 cufinga disease that had hereto
fore been deemed incurabie, aud he has STAGE thea
das presented to the world incOntesatie evidence Of
his success.
Both OF his parents died with Consumption, which
appears to have been hereditary disease with bis
fathers family All his brothers and sisters, except
died cary Of this disease, none OF them bet the
one brother, roachiag the igo Of twenty.
Thus leftneury the last Of his hmly, he naturally
fell somo alafm as one AFTER another was c0usgned
to the silent tomb by this fell destroyer.
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BOOK RINDERY,

Pamphlets Musazinesi &c.i oouhd 10 any style 90
sired.
Customers sending their orders for Probate, Tosn
or other Records, Joumals, pockets, or hooks ruled
and hound to ny pattern whatever, may rely upon
cciving perfect Satisfaction.
Mr.. r.. Davis whose accuracy aud Workmanship in
this branch Of business has been tavotahly Known
forsevcral years past, will give this Department hi,
particular attention. =. NJ. WALTON.
10 the store 50 long occupied by Z. 2. WALTON & 4.
4. Walton 4 SOFAS.
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ABLE REAL ESTATEl
TO VERMONT FARMERS.

EHE SUBSCRIBER ofershis Farm Tor sale, in he
town Of st. Armand, Essex County, New ork, Of
400 Acres; title indisputahlei about IS in
proved well ienced well wltered by springs, BROOKS
md the liver saranac II Is pleasantly situated on
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Saraaac Lake. More than half il interval There IL
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soft water noatthe door nd log hafn mail passes
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week tion M We-' apd South Est. Inc f"st once
10 one ule distant. The rarsa ~ rev one, having
been occupied hui four years, aud has ahundaree Of
humber, such a. Pine, Spruce and Cedar now bed
OF Iron Ore has recently been discovered on he adon
ngarm. The who'e will be sold on reasonable terms
u desired, lot OF 100 stres which are The build
ngs For lufther particulars addtessthe subsetiber
Saranac Lake. EsseA County, New 1ois
s5uf LEMUEL KNAPP.
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Greeley's Whig Almanac, '55,
For Sale bu \. " W.ALTO.N


Tho present critical stte OF European adams vii
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ten aner the lNing interest nd eXctomeut of the
great political eyonts Of the tine shall have passed
way. II H. thcte periodicals that readers must look
Tor the only really telgule and reliable history Of
current events and Is such, ia addition to their we'll
established literary, scientific, and Theological ohlf
acfrf, rrge them upon the consideration of the
tcading public.
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irhors, bg winch enabled to place all our Re-
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con be furnished with the foieien copies Al hcugh
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~ BE sure and call for CARTS Psrkin's CramT
and Pain Fdlfr. All others bearing This name uft
base limitations. Pco 1919, 25 and 81 az cents pei
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FOUNDRY & MACHINE
GHOp

THE UNDERSIGNED INFORM THE PUBLIC
that they are prepared TO execute amy orders for
Castings, Mnchiaety, shaninF, Mil-wofk, &c, on
shot notice, and ~ superior manner, at then Works
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Railways Ready Relief

1t has been used BY huaded, OF thoo.a nds through
aut the United states giving iasant 10 all tfoub
led with iaia sickness.
O0e application externally, OF lew drops taken ia
tefnay, will instantly free the sufferer tom the
violent aud terrible paine, aud TestoTe the weak, fee
bic aud Frustrated frame 10 strength and sigof.
No person has ever used Railways Ready Relief
without deriving some special benehtin less than H.
teen minutes alter it. use.
Let those who are now suffering any severe pains
give At uial, for ia hfeen minutes they will enjoy
ease aud comfort.
Radway's Ready Relief wasih FIRST and is the only
fen edy ever discovered that will stop the most tottuf
ing pains in few seconds and free the system from
Rheumatic, Neuruigie, Nervous, and Missmstie dis
orders ia ew hours. Il will cure and protect the
system against 80 iden attacks Of
Cholera, Pneumonia,
DiarThoea, Dysentery, Cholera NofJus,
Bilious ChOlic, Influenza, Feutr & .lgue.
dfusse, sIimulaat, nefsine, antisPaamOdie aud
ter Infant.
The Il. 4. REMEDIES are medical discoveries Of
the present centaiy. They are prepared on
AID protect the human system against sickness OF auy
sudden attacks. Tho doses required TO be aiken no
small A tow diops Of Ready -Rehsf aaefese pow
trlu influence over diseased acton.
1T HAS CUkEO
Rhs1natism IN four hours,
Neuralgia 10 one houf.
Group mica minutes.
Dialihoea 10 fifteen minutes.
1Onth-aehc IA one second,
SpBsm in i've minutes.
Sick Headache 10 hfleen inmates
chill Fever il fifteen minutes
Chilblans in Eve minutes.
Sore Threat in four minutes.
inhnenxs IN hour.
SPINAL COMPLAINTS, StiH Joints, Cuts, Bfuis.
ss Wounds. Frost Bites. Cholera Moibus sentely,
Tic DoloTeaux, aud 81 other Compliius where there
are sese pains. kADWAN READY RELIEF will
instantly stop the pain and quickly the disease.
Pore salo by COLLINS 4 PIERCE, Montpelier, VI
aud by Druggists ge1craliy. l3eo3ply
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w A r. II AN L s.


in world AMI take pleasure in assuring he pub
lie that OF $1,000 New England, aud 2 900
within the precincts Of Boston, only one instance
has il been uusuceessul m perirctng cure, aud In
this case the child consed taking the Punucca &C.
count Of the itching orthe humot 1t driven out
from her system. We have room for testimonials,
but persons be convinced OF It's superior merits have
only
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FEMALE
COMPLAINTS.

OF these are PRO-
LAPSuS UTERI,
or Falling Of tho
Womb; FLUGR
ALBUS, or whites,
& HR o MIC IN
FLAM NATION and
ULCER oY
HE WOMB IN
6 IDENrAL uEN-
NOkRlfsCE. OR
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A. NEwLAND,
=
The above stsfefnent know 10 be true
- NEWLANn. MD Tftfra \
r. X. r. No. l.
Important Proclamation .

la the year Of our Lord, 1871. 10 capacities Of
annayuci chemists, We discovered that by uniting
certain vegetable agents which bad before bee
used IN medicine, obtained properties possessing
such a marvellous quick power over pain, that The
oil uueasiness CEASED. The most tofturng p4ins were
relieved instant, aud the violent spasns and
ifriatons sooihed, Hni the system ofaJ TO
perfect ease in a few minutes.
In 1919, we introduced this remedy 10 the worli IN