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GREAT CURE Fn
d Y SPEPSI
DIR. j. s. HOUGHT
p q p s II
,rHE TRUE DIcFeTTvr II,

THE TRUE DIGESTIVE flu
Il TRIO JUICE, prepared from /
the fourth STOMACH OF THE OF,
tons of BARON LIEBIG, the rre,lS
Chemist, by j. S. H0UGHT0N,NI
phia, Pa.
This is Natures own Remedy irr
Stomach. No art of man can scu,
powers. II contains no Alcohol, b
or Nauseous Drugs. 1t is extren.r,
the taste. and may be taken by d. !
patients who cannot eat a water ra
acute distress. Beware Of DRUGg
TIONS. Pepsin is NOT ADBUG
Call on the Agent, and get Dss,
lar, gratis, givinga large amountdS
EVIDENCE. from Liebig's Amin .
DR.. Combe's Physiology Of DigEiz
ira on Food and Diet; DR.. John v. !
New York University; Prof Dunfiz
ology; Prof. Sillim an, Of Yale col.b
penter's Physiology; &C., together i
of CURES from all parts of the raz
~ Sold by all Druggists and Da.
icines. Price, ONE D0LLAR pgss
Sold by CHAs. C. KELLAM, lnau
" T. c. BUTLER, Derby Liz
4" ]. S. WEEKS, Danyills
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NEW SALOON
All BURLINGTON, VERMONT
BY SNOW & THOMPSON.

BY SNOW & THOMPSON.
NNHE SUBSCRIBERS take great pleasure in
u announcing TO the public generally the OPEN
ing of their NEW SALOON, in the building well
known as the Howard Store, Church St., which
has been newly fitted up for a Confectionery
Store and first class Ice Cream and Eating Sa-
loon for Ladies and Gentlemen, kept on the city
plan, at bill-of-fare rates.
Ice Creams, oysters, meats, pies, eggs, and nu-
merous other substantials and delicaeies, served
up in the quickest possible time and at all rea-
sonable hours. NO SMOKING. NO LOAF
ERs. Our new store is already well known to
be depot for choice confectionery of every kind,
of our own manufacture; also many nice varie-
ties from the best makers known to US.
TABLE ORNAMENTS MADE TO ORDER.
We keep also better assortment of CAKE and
PASTRY work than was ever before offered in
this State. Also Jellies and Preserves, in jars Of
various sizes, put up by US, and warranted cheap
er and better than any in the market.
LADIES VISITING BURLINGTON
Should not fail to call at the new Confectionery
Store, on Church Street, and get an Ice Cream
or if too cold. cup of tea or coffee, and plate
of Oysters.
LADIES USUALLY IN 4 ATTENDANCE
Having facilities for doing all branches of oul
business, and doing it well, we hope our effort,
win be appreciated, and that we shall receive
share Of public favor.
60 Orders from abroad solicited and faithfully
executed.
| Burlington, Oct. 10.
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Raising Domestic Turkeys.

A writer in one of our agricul-
tural journals says
1t is my opinion that farmers
can raise pound Of fowl easier
and cheaper than pound of pork.
Heretofore l have been unfortu.
nate in raising turkeys, but this
season | adopted a different mode
"a plan of my own invention
by which I have been very sue
oessfal Others may have adopt
ed the same course, but not to nv
knowledge.
Young turkeys are apt to die
before they attain the age O
three weeks. l came to the con
clusiOn that the fatality among
them was caused by vermin, heavy
feed, and cold, damp weather
My method this season has beer
this; Take the eggs of the frs
laying and set under barn dool
mems the second laying let the
turkeyshstch. Two or three dav,
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To CLEAN KNIVES WITH ExpE-
DITIoN AND EAsE-Make a strong
solution of the common washing
soda and water; after wiping
them, dip the blades of the knives
in the solution, then polish on a
knife-hoard. The same would, of
course, be efectual for forks
This supple method will no doubt
greatly diminish the dislike which
some servants have to this part Of
domestic work.
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OLD TREEs.-Old apple trees
that have ceased to bear, should
have the soil removed from the
roots, the old limbs taken off and
the tops thinned out. The soil
about the roots should then be
replaced byan equal bulk of CON-
post formed of the following ma
terials: One cord good muck,
one-fourth of a cord firmly pull
verised clay, two casks of un.
Stacked lime, two ditto unleached
wood ashes, and one ditto salt
After filling in, cover the impost
up the collar of the tree will
straw, and confne it by few fla
stones. Then with an old hoe
scrape off the rough bark from
the trunks and larger limbs, ant
apply after washing them thor
oughly with solution of potash
water, or ashes and soft soap,
mixture of snuff (Scotch yellow
and lard
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KISS THE ROD.

j. sinful paths / went astray,
Content 10 wander from nv Cod
lie followed me the liveleng day,
Then sent the rod.
Sun unsubdned, trode once mors
The paths which Oft before I'd tod:
Ur wiling still to give me Ger,
He sent the rod
nor clouds Of gloom o'erspreai M al =
II all see an angry God;
sroop, and wish IN vain 70 die,
T. escape the rod.
Ssversr grow the well-earned blors;
And nov the hcwery paths trod
No balm afford to heal my woes,
But whet the rod.
Oh 'tis sDoughi ask no more;
Ny Smitten soul boNs low TO Ssd.
And now my sorrows all are Ger,
] kiss the rod.
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i1oetifal 9rleftions.
From the waYerly Magazine.
DEATH AT SEA.
pr W. P. spIcER, U. 5. $.

Saw! saw saw g coffin they are making
The corpse lies near, its sailor youth,
And his shipmates gaze with silent ruth,
Peering with awe through the fiag-fonned booth
That the evening wind is shaking.
For behind that bunting screen he lies
With rigid limbs and rayless eyes
The bulwark of life is riven,
Nay his soul have qasped the shrouas WHICH '''-
Aloft where the angels intercede
For the sailor boy in Heaven.
Walt vail, wall! the sound Is nothing new
Rn, ,.;sbt has set in, and the wind speaks io"'
A sbrouded light the stars bes'ow'
And dim are the rays the lanterns throw
~, the hanrnocks of the crew,
And so It's dull grim sound to hear
For we know they are building the dead boy
bier,
That about the work they're prating,
That as soon as comes the early day
lis messmates will bear his body away
To the shore, where his grave is waiting.
Iookl look! look, here, shiPmates! look your
last
For never more, when the pillows swan
About The ship in the pressing Storm
viii this clean built and comely form
Law out from the creaking mast
He'll start no more when strong winds blow
And they pipe on deck the watch below,
LIES last " reef points" are tied;
Should his reckoning here have been astray'
Sill may his soul a true course lay,
And, In Heaven safely ride.
Weepl weep! weep! poor sisters far from here,
For your brothers heart is mute for aye;
The breast is cold whsre your cheeks did lie
Tie lips are white that said, good bye
and sirove your griefs to cheer.
OF well il is-this numbing blow
A mothers heart can never know,
Tha. she has gone before,
And comfort We poor orphans dreaT,
For his soul ray have reached the sPirii sphere
Aud Der arms for ever more.
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before Matching sprinkle the nest
and the fowls themselves with a
little fine powdered sulphur
When the young were hatched' l
took a little sulphur, gunpowder'
and lard mixed, and creased their
heads and necks to keep OFT the
vermin while the young broedeo'
In eight or ten days repeat the
dose and put on another coat.
FEEDING.-I took equal quaint
ties of wheat, bran, and Indian
meal, and wet with sour or lap
pered milk, with good lot of fine
cut schiyes once in two or three
DAYS in with it, and feed them TIL
month or six weeks old ; then
lessen the bran. Feed them ear
| ly in the morning to keep them
from rambling in the wet grass OIL
dew.
Such has been my method o.
feeding and management, and
have lost only two out of forty
Matched. Ducks managed in the
same way-lost three by aceiden
tai causes out of thirty-fve hatch
ed. One, only, died while young
Chickens in like manner, witt
creased heads and sulphure(
nests-lost three in about sixty
This is my mode and my success
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horticultural iafaoing.
FALL FLOWING!

The advantages of fall blowing may
be enumerated as follows =
/. In autumn, the team having De-
.come Injured to work through the sum-
mer is more vigorous and better prepar-
ed for labor than in the spring, and other
farm work is less pressing in its demands
mon the time and attention than in that
bustling period. Let all the blowing be
done which is possible in the fall, and
still the spring work would give album
dant employment to the farmer and his
teams, in drawing manure, cross-plowing
cultivating, narrowing &c.
2. In the fall, how, moist lands are
generally in better condition for blowing
than in spring time. We say generally,
for this season low, moist lands are deeid-
eddy moist, at present. Still, we cannot
hope for any better state very early next
year, and if plowed as they should be,
wet lands will suffer very little from wa
ter through the winter.
5. Stiff, heavy soils, plowed in au
tumn, undergo, by the action of watel
and frost, a more thorough disintegratior
I-clays are pulverised Sand crumbled
and heavy loans and hard pan lands are
acted upon in like manner and with like
benefit.
4. Heavy, coarse swards, full of rank
weed and grasses, can be better subdueC
by blowing in the fall-their roots arr
more apt to die out, and less liable II
sprOut again than when plowed in th'
spring. The turf is better prepared, By
its more advanced state of decay, for TIT
use of the crops which may be sown o,
planted upon it.
5. Fall blowing distdrbs the winte
arrangements of numerous worms ant
insects, and also their eggs and larvae
This is a minor advantage but one wor
thy of consideration especially on land
infested with wire-wor1ns.
The principle objections to all plowin
are these:
/. The loss of that fresh friable cor
dition readily permeable to air and moi:
ture, and the consolidation of the soil b
long exposure 10 changing and storm
weather. This, On soils Of light cha
acter, is very serious objection to ploy
ing in autumn.
,. The loss of vegetable matter ar
the gases of the same while in a state
decay, is another disadvantage. tt
latter is but small loss, if the work
done late in the fall, but often, on hi
sides, large part of the soluble and floa
ing organic matter is washed away |
the heavy rains Of winter and ear
spring time. The soil is also eonsoIid
ted by the same influences. Hear
swards thus situated would sustain lie
injury than light swards or stubble Ian
The advantages and disadvantages
this practice may be appropriately fc
lowed by brief directions for perforrai,
the work
/. Do it in the best manner.
2. Throw up low lands in narrt
beds and cut cross burrows and drai
sufficient to carry off at once all surfa
water. This will obyiate one great {
lection to fall blowing.
3. Plew deep and marrow farrows
such will be best secure the action of I
amelioraiing influences of frost upon I
soil A rough, broken surface is bet
than smooth one for this purpose.
Rural Neso Yorker.
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CERTIFICATES.
Important from DR.. e. w. Sabin, of
Rochester, n. Y

December ], 1855.
This may certify that have made q trial of
"BAcH's AMERICAN COMPOUND" in case of
severe Bronchial affection, and a long standing
irritation OF the mncns coat Of the AEnentafu track
BY the use oftwo bottles of the above Compound
II IS thoaght permanent cure was affected.
nave seen ITS wonderful effee in decided case
OF ScTofata Consumption, where the patient was
thought to be beyond cure-after taking few bot
ties OF the american Compound is now thought to
be out Of danger, and nearly nell From what
have seen OF the effect ofthe Compound, should
certainly recommend its use in such cases a.
ABOVE named. Y. w. SABIN. NJ. d.
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G. True, tits most painful not to meet
the kindness and affection you feel you
have deserved, and have a right to ex-
pect from others; but it is a mistake to
complain Of it, for If is Of no use-you
cannot extort friendship with a cooked
pistol
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HARDWARE, GLASS AND CROCKERV WAR
BACH'S
American COMPOUND.

TIME subscribers would respectfully ask the
u attention of the People of Vermont, to the
claims of
BACHS AMERICAN COMPOUND,
As one of the best preparations before the public
for the relief and cure the following complaints
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore Throat, Cal
omel, Nursing and liberated Sore
Mouths, Sore Nipples, Mercsutal 7aints,
Fever Sores, tSerofuIa, liberation OF
the Lungs and Stomach, all Nervous
Complaints, Female Weakness and IT.
Irregularities, Fluor Albus, Tor Whites, }
Coughs arising from an Lrritated
Throat, Piles, Weak .Stomachs-ih
fact, IN any case of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION, OR IMPURE
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city of Auburn, where this medicine i:
prepared, and the Proprietors reside, a large lis
of the most reliable and respectable proofs of it.
efficacy have been furnished in its favor. by the
voluntary pEcnptings eff those who have been re-
lieved and cured Of long standing and extremely
aggravated affections of the above complaints
from grateful desire to spread its knowledge
and promote the good Of others who may be sim
ilarly afflicted.
Its influence has been peculiarly happy in al
cases of Bronchial and Throat affections, from
slight to Chronic determinations and Ucerations
Also in some very marked cases of Female Weak
ness and Irregularities, ard many other com,
plants enumerated above.
We have also some strong cases OF this charac
ter in our own State, in which it has been useC
with tcendeItH success, where for years sorts L
many other remedies have failed to afford relief
Its ingredients, among which is a COMPOUND
fluid extract of
'BEECH Drops OR "CANCER ROOT"
and composition are such as to render it perfect
ly safe and harmless. requiring the exercise of NJ
special care in regard to the habits OF the indi
vidual, beyond that ordinarily necessary.
From personal knowledge of these facts, d
not hesitate TO say to all who are in any way af
| fieted with Bodily Weakness, Debility, Inflam
nation. Impure or Sluggish Blood, that
| BACH's AMERICAN COMPOUND
is recommended in the strongest assurance G
Relief and Cure.
FRED. f. SMITH, Montpelier,
Wholesale Agent for the State Of Vermont.
! To whom all orders should be addressed.
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e A young lady, after dancing all
the night, and several hours longer, will
generally find, on consulting the looking
glass, that the evenings amusement will
not bear the mornings reflection.
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BOOK BINDIN6

continue to Bind Music D
&C., in every style Of Binding
the lowest rates. ~
l would return thanks to Hl -
public for the liberal patronas 3
ded, and will only add TIA! -
heretofore be as Cheap as Y a .
chasers are invited to exams -
All orders by Mail, Express u, y
receive prompt attention, ,i M
livery. SAn.iS;,,E
No. l40 Church Street, Burh1
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In this section, a large assohl
and Progressive Books will be iogl. !. .
among which are all STANDARD VIZ
rianism, Universalism, Liberals, !.
&c. All the publications Of lle I.
tartan Association and Partndg :
Works Of Charming, TheodoTs. flt !
borg, A. ]. Davis. Edmonds, &c. I
received for the Spiritual Ts,eg ,
land Spiritualist, fiffany's ho1a'
Agent for Mrs. Meters ce'soi'g,e y.
Medicines and Stones MesmeiE I"
A eunr,f,, aisuave On hand,
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For the Standard.
LINES
On the Death of Flora MeClary

lis true, earih's sweetest flowers
Are soonest to decay;
They bud and blossom for awhile.
Then quickly fade away.
Another one is gone-Is plucked
From of lifs's Maynard tree;
Another heaven-ssnt blessing gone
Tovast eternity.
Thoagh other blossoms, fair and bright,
Around Us thickly hung,
Ye; TO this Que our love had clasPed,
Our all affections chung.
Yes, chung to that affection pure,
That came from her warm heart,
And dwelt upon that grace and love
The beautiful impart.
We blessed the giver, yet our hearts
We're fearful while we blessed,
And in our very thankfulness
Our bOsoms we're oppressed.
Could tears and prayers have held her here
She had not passed away
Could love have bound her to the earth,
She would be ours to-day.
The anguish Of her parting hours,
o, let them not remain;
Keep from our weeping, saddeDed hearts,
The gloomy scene agaiH.
Although the days go YEARLY,
Tearfullv falls the night,
Tho love, nor hope, nor earnest prayer.
Brings back our lost delight
Yet on this darkness of our grief
There shines distant star,
And Heavens own lustre makes it bright,
Where chanting angels are
Yes, round thethreDe Of Heavens soy,
We hear sweet Flora's voice,
And chanting with the blissful tllrong,
Her lips with them rejo'cs-
Oct. 1856. B. ACCIDENT
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale good farm o
i $50 acres of land, situated in the town of Clio
yer, three miles south of the village. Said farm
has good house and wood shed, and other out
buildings, and running water to house and barn
1t is under good state OF cultivation. For par
ticulars enquire on the premises.
A. CRITCHETT.
Gloyer, Sept G, 1868
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No CHANeE.-A sailor, looking seri-
Gus IN Chapel in Boston, was asked BY
minister if he felt any changer
+" Not AGENT" said Jack.
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A. G. TABER. N. d.

Hon. D. L. DODGE, of Auburn, N. Y, and
late member of our State Legislature, and one y
the most accomplished Physicians and Chemist
OF our country, after giving this medicine his Der
sonal observation, says:-"H is destined 10 super.
disedses6 ''""'''
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% 1t Is popular delusiou to think that
an edilor is public bellows, bound to
pun everything and everybody that
wants to see him.
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WE subscribers are agents for S. & A. Dow,
u Of johnson, for the sale Of cloths Of their
manufacture, which they win sell in exchange for
cash or wool
GEORGE WoRTHINGToN, Jr. & co.
irasburgh, Jan. 4, ls5s-Itf
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BLANK BOOKS

The attention of buyers lsmyiia u
ment of PACED Blank Books. A1gi
| always on hand made by eIpe1iiS
and warranted equal TO any Cit! W
ular attention paid to making Bla
Banks, Insurance Offices, Msluaczz
MES, Rail Road Corporations, Il,
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PAPER.


A complete assortment Of Wdl4i
ping Papers always kept on halt 2
Super Royal, Imperial, Deny an.l4
qualities, Cap, Letter. Bath Posi- y
Paper-Hard ware, Manila, Rag W
Wrapping Papers. This stock lSE'
the Manufacturers for Cash andzi
on the same terms as New YGkA
hing Houses.
STATIONERY & ARTISTS VI
A large variety Of this class q
have been selected with great eiHi
ket, and the prices cannot fail y
closest buyers. School, Classical
neous Books. Special aranesa-
leading publishers render my IA
nishing this stock equal to any n'S
ted States.
A NEW FEATURE.-0wingh o.
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Anburn, n. Z, june 10, 1856.
We, the undersigned, have received the forum
Ia ior preparing BAca's AMERICAN CoMPoUND,'
and as far as we have tested it, can recomrnen,f
its general use as tonic and Alternative Medicine
10 REMOVE INFLATED HUMoRs or THE BLOOD
and peculiarly adapted to Females suffering from
Leucorrhoea, (Whtes,) ard to those whose con
stItutions are enfeebLed from Intermittent Ferer
JOSEPH NJ. MORRIS. M. D..
LANSfNGH BRIGGS. Md.
A. G. TARER NJ II
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Furniture

in unusual variety and styles. PARL OR SETS
in DAA4SK, PL USH, and HAIR CLOTH,
IAAHOGAN and PAINTED CHAMBER suits,
MARBLE TOP TOILET BUREAES, and
CENTER TABLES and very full stock OF
Mahogany and Walnut SOFAS ROCKING and
PARL OR CHAIRS, CENTER and SIDE IA
BLFS. EXTENSION DINING TABLE, and
almost every thing which helps make a well Sc
lected, and assorted stock of House furnishing
OVAL and PLAIN, GILT, ROSE WOOD
and MAHOGANY FRAME
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G A punster at the point Of death
bsing advised to eat piece of pullet
declined, saying, be feared il might lay
CT his stomach"
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- Happiness is perfume that one
cannot shed over another without few
drops falling On ones self
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g Young ladies educated to desp;se
mankind, generally finish their s,pd;es
By running away with footnen.
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"a The man who tied a knot in a
cord Of wood wishes to know if you ever
heard a hay-cock crow.
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NEW STOCK
OF RICH FALL GOODS.
7, G.. EMERY.

HAS received his new goods for the FALL and
Ill WINTER trade, comprising more extern
sive and beautiful assortment, than he has ever
before offered, consisting of CARPETS of beau
tiful COLORS and DESIGNS, in VEL VETS,
TAPESTRIES, three PLY SUPERFLNESa and
all the lower grades.
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No 1ozsh, no South, no East. nd
West. Fillmore has found If so. trulv
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HAVE just received a lot Of Boston Matches.
~ which will be sold at wholesale or retail. at
very low rates. Merchants and traders OF all
classes in this County, are respectfully invited h
send IN their orders. All orders promptly attend,
ed TO, if accompanied with the cash.
SAML STANFORD.
1rasburgh. Oct. l0-A0tf