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BUTTER PASTURE.

There is a neglect in many Of US in
regard to pastures Of any kind, and a Sc
rious neglect in regard to the pasturing
for mich cows. With too many of US,
if the heritage in pasture come up green
in the spring, and continues so through
the summer, it is pasture, no matter
what the kind Of grass or heritage it is |
that gives the green color to the face of
it, we turn in our cattle, and them take
chance as the Irishmen say. Now the 4
cow, if she could speak, would tell you
with strong language, that every green
field is lot pasture for her. Indeed, she
does tell you every day in the quantity
and quality of her butter and cheese,
what the character Of the pasture is.
The COW is an amino chemico manu-
facturer. Her duty is to manufacture
the food that you supply her with into
milk, butter, cheese, &c. According to
the quality of the raw material given,
will be the quality of the product.
Ohentimes the poor cow is blamed
and considered good for nothing when
her owner is to blame for supplying her
with good for nothing material from
which to make the product required.
A little observation will convince any
one Of this fact. In some rough pastu-
res it is difficult to make much improve
ment or change, but yet much can be
done by the use of plaster, bone-dust.
&c, and by scattering occasionally the
seed Of the best kinds of grasses.
Mr.. Dickinson, in an address delivered
before the Tioga Agricultural Society,
in Penn, said, the first quality butter
land is confined to portions of New Eng
land, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
New York, while cheese and sheep can
be grown wherever grass grows.
For this you must have in your pas
lures, Timothy, white clover, blue grass
red top, pure soft water, and rolling OF
hilly country. There viii be then (wher
swarded over a solidity and sweetness,
to the grass, that will give TO the butter
that rich, sweet favor that makes it Sc
desirable. Butter partakes not only O
everything the COW eats ard drinks, bu
Of every offensive thing within its reacl
after it is made
He also advances the theory that but
tor made from red clover fed to cows, i
good when first made, but when laic
down in packages six months it seems t.
lose its favor, and becomes more or les
rancid, according as the clover she eat
was rank and of rapid growth or not
Maine Farmer
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PATS EVAsIVE ANSWER.


Patrick O'NeiIl, before be became
joined in the "holy bands of hemlock"
with Bridget, was in the service of Fa-
Their Connolly. One day the good priest
expected Protestant minister, and he
wished some excuse to get rid of him.
So calling Patrick, he proceeded to give
some instructions.
Patrick" said he, d" if that minister
comes here to-day, don't wish to see
him."
Yis, yer riverence.
Make some excuse, and send him
away"
What shall ! tell him Z"
Tell him am not at home"
Would you have me tell lie, yer
reverence ?"
"No, Patrick, but get rid of him some
way-give him an evasive answer"
" An evasive answer, is it I'll do it,
"You understand me, Patrick ?"
"Av course, yer reverence"
The matter was thus arranged. Fa-
Their Connolly retired TO his library, and
Patrick wen! about his duties. About
dusk in the afternoon the priest came out
Of his room and found Patrick in unusu-
ally good spirits.
well, Patrick" said be, e." did the
minister call to-day"
Yis, sir"
And did you get rid Of him?9
81 did, sir"
Did he ask if I was in?"
He did. sir"
" And what did you say to limp"
81 gave him an evasive answer"
An evasive answer, Patrick ?"
II" Yis, yer reverence"
And what did yen say TO him p
&" He asked was We in, and l towld hin
was his grandmother a donkey"
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has been before the public more than. 20 year.
and is deservedly popular.
Extract Of a Letter. from MeSserS. Deaceg d 20,
dated HanoUer, N H., January 49, 1855.
The Medicine &c. Oil,) is all sold but four bot
ties, and gives great satisfaction. We frequent
ly have calls for it by persons upon recommends
ton ofour best Physicians, and there is no miss
take but what it is efficient.
From E II Parker, Backsport, Ne, December
Is, 1856.
have sold a large number of bottles of yonr
Gargling Oil to be used in the cure of Rheuma =
tsm, and have not known it to fail in any one
case. There is great call, and sales increase.
Extract Of Letter from P. D richardson dated
Hartland, ~, Sept. IS, 1856.
] would like another invoice Of your Gargling
Oil. So far as am able to learn, it has the re-
putation of first rate Liniment
From Mr.. N F. Smith, Williamstooca, Mass
The Gargling Oil gives great satisfaction here
From W. s. TyleT, Noreich, Conn, Nou. %, 1856.
The Garglng Oil has given very general sat
isfaction in this place.
Caution to Purchasers of Gargling Oil.
The only genuine has sc. W. Merchant, Lock-
port, n Y" blown in each bottle, and also has
his signature over the cork.
1S-Pamphlets grafuitously furnished by agents
with Testimonials ofits utility.
All orders addressed to the proprietors, NJ B.
TUCKER, 4 Co, Lockport. n Y.
! 1S-F For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen
orally, through the United States and British Pos
sessions, and other Countries. And by r. w.
Me-, lrasburgh; andby an agent in every town
IN the State and vicinity. Wholesale in Boston
| by Weeks & Patten, and Burr, Foster & Co, as
also at all large commercial towns. 40
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LAM0ILLE. ORLEANS AND
ESSEX
COUNTY MARa

COUNTY MAP
TENHE undersigned propose to publish by order,
\ large and accurate TYPOGRAPHICAL
MAP OF LAMOlLLE, ORLEANS AND ESSEX
COUNTIES, from thorough and careful SURVEYS
under direction of H. F. Wallng Civil Engineer
Every road has been carefully surveyed by course
and distance, and the location noted of all the
public roads, dwellings. churches most Offices
stores, hotels, school houses, factories, mills,
shops, hills, ponds marshes. streams. &c. The
names of property holders generally. carefully in
Guiding those who order for the Work, will be en-.
graved upon the map showing the exact location
OF each. Extra maps Of the PRINCIPAL VII
Lagos will be engraved upon the rnaroin ftba
man. also a
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To PRESERVE PPPINs IN SLICES
Take the iairest pippins, pare them, and
cut them in slices a quarter of an inch
thick, without taking out the cores; boil
two or three lemons, and slice them with
the apples; take the same weight of
white sugar (or clarified brown sugar.
put half a gill of water for each pound
Of sugar, dissolve it, and set it oyer the
fire; when it is boiling hot put in the
slices, lie. them boil very gently until they
are clear, then take them with skinner
and spread them out on flat dishes to
cool; boil the syrup until it is quite thick.
put the slices on fat dishes, and pour the
syrup over. These may be done day
before wanted /; two hodrs will be suffi-
cient to make 4 fine dish for dessert or
supper.
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL STORE
IN
BARTON VILLAGE.
In M a n shields Building
adjoining the Barton Hotel.)
III. S. Southworth & Co.,
Have now on hand and offer fer sale at their
store iE Barton Village, a large assortment OF
W. |. GOODS { GROCERIES.
Consisting in part as follows, viz:
En Chests of Young Hyson Tea extra flavor,
90 Chests Young Hys0n' Fine
Or Chests Extra olong,
0En0 lbs. Old Government Java Rio and St.
G0OV Domingo Coffee,
EO bbls. Sugar, various grades and qualities,
05 Boxes oavendish Tobacco,
Ok Boxes do. Knickerbocker, a very superior
go article.
IN Boxes do, Sheep,
900 Boxes ground Spices
% Boxes Pearl Starch
IN Boxes Cream Tartar,
SO Boxes and 5 Casks sal'rntn''
100 Whole and half Boxes Raislns'
100 Boxes Extra and No I Soap
Oh Boxes P. D Pipes,
600 Reams Wrapping Paper,
TO Piero0s Rice
I0As Casks Super Corb Soda,
SA Dozen Brooms,
ROO Kegs Nails, assorted Sizes
go Dozen Cast Steel shOvsls'
90 Barrels Burning Fluid
Ok BARRELS Extra Winter, Lard and Whale
25 Barrels M0lnsso' and SiruP''
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PHYSIOLOGICAL
mr., LOCNR WIS


DIR. LOCK WIS
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Il new and revised edition Of ESQ pages and
$50 plates. Price rs cents copy. popular
and comprehensive treatise on the duties and
causalties of single and married life-happy and
fruitful alliances, mode of securing them-infel-
citous and in fertile ones-their deviation and re-
moval-nervous debility, its causes and cure, by
a process at once so simple, safe and ehectual
that failure is impossibe-rules for daily mans
agement-an essay on SpermatoTThoa, with pTae'
teal observations a safer and more successful
mode of neutrality-suspicious. hints on the
evil results from empirical practice; to which is
added commentaries on the diseases OF females
from infancy to old age-each case beautifully
illustrated by beautiful plates. 1t points out the
remedies for those sell afflicted miseres and dis
appointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent in the
young It is truthful adviser to the married
ana those contemplating marriage. Its persual
| is particularly recommended to persons enteTtainN
ing secret doubts of their physical condition, and
who are conscious ofhaving hazarded the health,
the happiness and privileges to which every hu,
man being is entitled.
Price rs cents per copy, or five copies for 81,
mailed free of postage to any part of the United
States, by addressing DIR. L0CKR0W, (post
paid, Albany, New York, enclosing % cents in
money or u S. postage stamps.
n. B.-Those who prefer may consult DR..
ILOCKR0W, upon any Of the diseases upon
which his book treats either personally or by mail
His medicines often cure in the short space of six
days, and completely and entirely eradicate all
traces ofthose disorders which copavia and Gu
bebs have so long been thought antidote. to the
ruin of the health of the patient. His 4" French
Secret is the great continental remedy for that
class of disorders which, unfortunately, physi-
clans treat with mercury, to the irretrievabe de-
struction of the patients constitution, and which
all the Sarsapharilla in the world cannot cure.
! DE-. LOCKR0W'S medicines are free from all
pact form, which can be sent by Express or Mails,
and may be taken in public or private houses,
or while travelling, without exposure to the most
intimate friend or room mate, or hndrance from
business or study, and no important change in
the diet is necessary. Medicines sent to any
part ofthe Union, according to directions, safely
packed, and carefully secured from all observe
/ ton.
A liberal discount made to book dealers, can
vassers and pedlars, who purchase the book
wholesale.
Office 81 Maiden Lane, near Broadway,
| 14y1 ALBANY, N. Y.
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( he.otv efyau. that aHt
4 70 H. General AsfA
n.oet ~ NOR ness ae.n. 70
, ,.'o,is Y e. ' f8r ihs gafY
County debts, aud Ff
B,de Park sep. isi
4 PfRsT RATE Asso
a So. aDd tfstso 7e
At say otI,sr place 80 o'et avs
b.
EAECY pasiAHs'
T. Clale, % e s.
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Stoves! Stoves /!

A IL those persons wishing to purchase Cook
N stove that will burn long wood, and all that
desire a small Cook Stove TO commence keeping
house, stove that win consume but little wood,
and do up the work just right, please call.
All that intend paying cash for parlour stove
or a parlour cook or a box stove, had better call
on the subscriber before purchasing, as he viii
sell lower than euer before. Ii any one has cash
10 spend for stove pipe, hollow ware, tin ware,
pumps and lead pipe or stoves, please don't for
get that John H. Skinner, in the old red shop at
Derby Centre win give better bargains than can
be had elsewhere.
N B. The demands of Skinner & Foss, must
be paid soon to save cost.
]. H. SKINNER.
Aug. 25, 1858. Soma
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RHEUMATISM
. "a n 10 @ @ ureds

VIE Subscribers viii send free Of expense. to
= any person afflicted with Rheumatism. on
Is0s'pt 81 e Cts and four postage stamps enclos
- ana sent oy mall remedy that will certainly
cure rheumatism 10 its worst forms. Full dir
g 15S Tor use VIII accompany each package
L. & X. W. R0wELL,
SVu Barton, Vt.
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1t is well known and iucouiFo's'..
that the use Of Tobacco i ilie pI'34l'-s
Of many Of the most severe r-,s
MENTAL g. PHYSICAL DIsVAp-@
to which the race Of man is SUBJECT :
analysis and long and painful ezlsIs =
clearly proven that il contains esi.1-
and poisonous properties most dslgs - -
effects, which by entering into lts - = 8
the functions ana operations OF ne 30
ing many to suppose that organ 70 y
diseased. ..-.rasI
TOBACCO affects also the entlfs - e.
TEN, manifesting itsef-as a.! ~ ,,.~.s,l
used the noxioas weed vii beaf -.
Lassitude, Nervous lrraiiblilil - q 3
Dyspepsia, and many other dLs9i-'''
'' . The n Taste Restorative TT'sas
Are designed to counieTaei iliess - -.
enees and have proved completely
a multitude Of cases, and WheIR'el i.sss
harmless in themselves they eAsl' 3 =
efTact unon The entire IS STEM resl9'.-s n =
which has become vitiatea p ~ ~
indulgence. completely feiaof'ls - & Z
and accompanying ticking -s-st gs 2
Tbroat-which are always eonses,4 s IS
staining from tie use Of ioba5s9' .sssss 2
a healthy tone 70 the Stomach ~"
whole system. .-..,.tis a1
u,air constitpiions and sbofieiiHs -
sbonld pse these Troches imulea ~. 4. i ~
ofthe injurious and uHP'easll'' '-
Chewing. 1900. ere -
These Troches or Lozeag's ssx -
convenient and portable i'5il. 4 s.seaa Z
50 Gents per Box. 4 ii5sH'
PREPARED solely By tie ga-si
= " IAMEs \. BOWERS, ~.
,o., NM an ID add Baes -
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TABLE OF DISTANCES

showing the number Of miles from each post Of
tee to every other throughout the Counties. to-
gether with the latest statistical information An
ornamental border will surround the man. The
map will be engraved by the most skillfui artists
IN the country, handsomely colored and mounted
and viii be delivered to those who order said mans
on the most reasonable terms. We are now ae~
lively engaged in forwarding the Work, and shall
enoeavor to give every property holder an op-
portunity Of ordering copy and also of exarnins
ing the Work before its final completion in order
TO make 1t entirely satisfactory as to accuracy
&c. The map will contain the information usui
ally found in town maps, for each oftbe towns In
the Counties, and it is obvious that the most lib
eral patronage is needed to sustain us ia produ.
eng work ofso great magnitude and expense
As II Is evidently Of such practical utility and in
terest to business men and citizens generally
presenting SO minute and distinct a representat
ton OF the Counties that even the child NAV
readily acquire correct idea of each town. VII
lage, &c., and their true direction and distance
from each. We eonfdingly solicit and expeet
the hearty cooperation Of the intelligent and en-
terprising citizens of Lamoille, Orleans and Es-
sex Counties.
LOOMS, WAY & Co,
'ou Publishers, Boston.
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A man of sense finds less difficulty in
submitting TO a wrong-headed fellow than
in attempting to set him right.
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who falsely boast liabilities and Reference r
zens know and avoid them, and ars ii, !
fering, Money and Exposure, by ssB5g
ing for bottle Of this popular aa5 SET7
REMEDY. '''A
1t allays all pain and inflammation, is,r.s
pleasant in its taste and odor, but inHs.g
its action.
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INFALLIBLE RFKr

If you ar suffering from any Of ts.s-,
tressing ailments, the FLUID EETSs
CHU viii cure you. Try it and e. ,-. !.
its efficacy.
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FEELINGS.

M ANTED, by die Subscribers, in exchange
" Tor goods 5000 pairs mems feelings. for
winch a very liberal price VIII be paid
L. & X. W. howell.
East Albany, July 20, 1865. Sotf
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GENUINE PREPlRIpn.


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highly Concentrated cOnD0.,.
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EATON, PREBLE COUNTY, 0. FEB, Is, 1858.

spair rolled its waves higher and higher
between her and the light But at
length a merciful Fatner sent his minis
tering angels to her soul, and from the
lowly grave of her child, Margarette
Paysons spirit was borne into new and
better life.
A strange, calm peace pervaded her
being, and the sweet thought that one
among the angels called her mother, a
holier JOY than she had known while
her child was with her in the flesh. At
last, after many prayers and agonizing
tears, the last remnant of the old per-
verse, wilful nature e-s,.uses,SSssssys and
lNlfth una on EftiIss ! conhdenee, she said,
IKE him Of old, Il will arise and go to
my father
Gratefully and affectionately her pa
rents received their penitent child; and
it was like balm to her bruised spirit, to
listen to gentle tones from those she low
ed Aided by his wealth and love for
his restored child, Mr.. Clayton, did not
from her husband, and was again his
own Marguerite Clayton.
But now she has aspirations and hopes
of which once she had not dreamed, and
she would not sit idly down, contented
to pass a life of ease without one effort
to do good to those around her so for
year, she applied herself constantly to
study, reviewing and perfecting herself
in the various branches necessary for
thorough education; then with the
full consent and cooperation of her pa
rents, who saw that it would greatly in
crease her happiness, she opened and
fitted up room in her fathers spacious
mansion, and collected about a band Of
young girls, whom she is now guiding
in the paths Of knowledge.
And she does not forget the heart,
while she is educating the brain ; but,
taught by her own bitter experience, and
enforcing g her lessons of goodness by her
own gentle, blameless, life, she is lead
ing the willing feet of her pupils through
fowery paths, while preparing them for
a future life of usefulness and happi-
ness.
Marguerite Clayton, loylier now than
in her earlier days of beauty, is ''cloth-
ed with the ornaments Of a meek and
quiet spirit" Through suffering and
tears, she has worked out her own sal
vation,' and from black and rayless
night there has dawned on her sgnl the
brightness of a new day.