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ExCELSIoR.S
w DIS M o w e r
THE LITTLE GIANT.

Mr.. ". A. Wood after seven years OF success
iul labor asinveutor and manufacturer Of Maniiy's
Machines, having brought the Nanny Combined
Machine TO perfection; has brought his great ex
perience and inventive genius to produce that
great desideratum, light, cheap, durable and
successful Moving Machine; and after the most
thorough tests in every variety Of field, and all
kinds Of grass; am prepared to offer his Lit
tie Giant to the farmers as superior in capacity
ion good work, easy draft, light, cheap and dura
bile. (See pamphlets) Farmers can see one Of
these Mowers at Stevens Hotel, Vergennes, and
at f. 5. Stowelrs Cornwall; weight only 1876
lbs. PRlcE-rwO Horse Mower, $4,000. One
Horse Mover, $1,000. Delivered on cars at Hoo
sic Falls.
10 shall endeavor to be at Nergennes every
Saturday through the season.
j. W. STRONG, Agent.
T.. S.-We continue to sell that excellent Ma
chine the Nanny Patent.
Vert Addison, May %. 1859. sew
hall exhibit the above machine in grass, as
follows: At Bridport, June 2lst, at Shoreham,
the 22d, at Orwell, the 23d, and at Vergennes,
the 2jth at two O'Clock, p. NJ, on each of said
days. j. W. STRONG, Agent.
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KETCHUM'S
Celebrated Moving Machine.

After many years experience in the manufac-
ture sale and use Of Mowers and Reapers, and
with our present improvements added which
have been thoroughly proved we can recommend
the Ketchum Machine without any fear or mis-
giving, and do honestly believe, that it is The
chine above all others, in cutting grass grain,
with the least drdught, the greatest economy and
success Of any in use. The machinery and gear
ing is so simple that any person, even boy, can
manage it; and with the Reaper attachment
which can be added at any time, it requires with
Il gentle team but one man 10 drive and rake off
the grain. The machine is so constructed as to
combine great strength and durability with the
smallest possible weight the cutters are SO
formed as to prevent entirely the liability to clog
1t may be stopped and started in wet and lodged
grass without backing. 1t has wheel and lever
attachment by which the operator can instantly
raise the cutter six or eight inches to pass
over Instructions, and while raised the machine
may be drawn to and from the field, &c. The
cutter-bar being always on line with the axis
of the driving Wheel this machine operates
well on rough and uneven ground where other
machines cannot NOW. II can be instantly thrown
out Of or into gear, by means Of short lever
which can be operated with ease by the driver on
the seat. The machine is constituted entirely of
iron, and the very best kind, and its parts are 50
adjusted ana guarded against accidents that it
requires but little more attention to keep il in
working order than the common scythe. Our
one horse machine has given great satisfaction,
and Is just the thing for many farmers.
PRICES OF MACHINES.
One Horse Machine 9 l-2 #. cut. $500
Light Two Horse " #. cut. VT. 475 lbs 5000
"a Ia" $50 $500
Heavy &C go 10000
Reaper Attachment extra 5000
Machines delivered at Worcester, Mass
NouRsE MASON & Co., Worcester, Mass.
Please forward your orders to
WHEELER FRENCH, Agent.
West Addison, Vt, June LIST, 1859
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DR.. Henry's Electric Ointment.


For curing Scratches, Calls, Calks, &C.. on
Horses, Salt Rheum, Flesh Wounds, Old Sores,
Burns, &C.. on people.
This Ointment, where introduced is selling
very rapidly, and why? Simply for the reason,
that it does what in all cases acdrrdat 1t to do
to wit, To cure scratches on horses in from two
10 six DAYS, when the directions accompanying
each box are strictly followed.
have used DR.. Henry's Ointment for scratch
es and Salt Rheum sores very often, without
single failure Henry ShaehOuT, Proprietor Pub
lie House, Hghgdte, VI.
Ii is the best remedy for scratches gals and
calks ever saw j. l.. Sanderson, PropTieto,
fremont House, 81. Adams, VI.
With the recommendations of such veteran
horse dealers as Mr. Stinehour Of Highgate. aad
j. l.. Sanderson St. Adams, any other endorse
ment is unnecessary. They say it cures scratches
gals, &C., on horses with almost absolute GER
tainty. Ii is excellent for sores and cracks in
cows teats, and appears TO be just the article
for every farmer to keep in constant readiness
Burlington, w. Free Press.
II has been tried and not found wauting.--&
Adams, w., Messenger.
cured my hand with Dr. Henry's Electric
Ointment in two weeks, when the physicians
said would be without the useof it two months
Lad cut all my fingers to the bone with circu-
lar saw.-A. d. Peckhdm, Lebanon, " H.
had the misfortune to scald myself quite Sc
yerely, and by making an application Of Your
DR.. Henrys Ointment, the pain from the burn
almost instantly disappeared, and in five minutes
| felt no inconvenience whatever from the effects
OF the fire. lorinda Sampson, Montgomery ".
IL is useless TO waste time in writing or reading
a more lengthy advertisement of this Ointment.
Enough that it is aodrraafed 10 gre satisfaction,
whether used for scratches, sores, burns, or any
wound Of whatever nature on man or beast.
Farmers. are your cows troubled with sore
teats Apply this Ointment nj night, and they
are we'll IN the morning.
Sold by the agents of Prof. Motifs Magic Hair
n,igorator. Manufactured at Hghgate, W., by
A. ]. Green. s. X. GREEN, Proprietor.
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The subscriber takes pleasure III calling the
attention of Farmers TO the Buckeye" the
mo,t complete and successful Mower ever in
troducedi combining in the simplest form, all
the qualities necessary to perfect Mower Its
frame il supported on tleO driving rheels, either
OF which is independent of the other. The Cut
ter Bar is attached to the flame by Double
Hinge Joint, which allows either end, or the
whole, TO rise or fall, to conform to inequalities
OF the land By means of lerer the Cutters
can be raised TO pass distractions or over cut
grass-in moving can turn either to right or left
always throws itself ont of gear in backing
and backs with the ease of a cart; is light draft
free from side draft has no weight on the horses
neck is safe for the driver almost noiseless in
its operation; works well on any Landslide hills
or salt meadows and in any grass, whether
lodged standing at slow walk of either
horses or oxen
When not in use the Caters can be insta.etiy folded
Deer The front of the frame, and the Moirer then
drirea Ony distance on the road. This feature be-
lougs, exclusively, 10 The Buckeye Jio'rer
Since its first public exhibition, at the Great
National Trial OF Harvesting Machines, at syria.
cuse, n Y. July, 1857, al which it received the
Highest Award the First Premium Grand Gold
Medal and Diploma, as the best Mower, in COM
petition with Manny's ketchum's ,Hallenbeck's,
Aliens, Burralls. kirby's, Heath's, and several
others, it, principles have been fully tested by
more than one thousand Farmers, and, without
an exception, has received THEN unanimous APP
prevail. During the past season, numerous First
Premiums were awarded 10 the Buckeye" in-
GLIDING the New York and Connection, State
Agricultural Societies.
II is warranted 10 cut and spread from ten to
fifteen acres of grass per day, with It span of
horses and driyer,as well 81, /, done by the best
mowers with scythe.
The demand the past -eason was far beyond
our ability to supply, and We trust orders viii be
forwarded early, to prevent disappointment.
~ Circulars with full description, forwarded
on application. John p. ADRIANCE,
NIanufacturerand Proprietor,
No. 1876 Greenwich-st., New York.
Horace j Mead, Agent Cornwall, Vt
p. EdgcTon, Rutland.
G. W. Brownell, gainesville. 5;iw
FOR SALE.
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Geaal Notices.

STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Addison 90.
Be II remembered that Probate Court held
at Middlebury in and for the District Of Addison,
on the 10th day Of May, A. D. 1859, George w.
Doane, interested In the estate Of
REUBEN DOANE,
late Of Shoreham, in said district deceased, pre-
cents his application to this Court In writing.
therein setting forth that said deceased was, IN
his life time, and at the time Of his death, under
contract binding in equity TO convey by deed
70 Schuyler Doane and the said George W. Doane
about six acres Of land known as the Conant lot.
bounded on the north by Ira G. Bascom, east by
Ashbell Catlin, south and west by the highway
also q certain slip in the Congregational Church
n said Shoreham, and prays said court to grant
license to Jacob W. Conroe, administrator, de
bonis non of said deceased to deed said land
according to said contract. 1t is thereupon or
dered that said application be considered BY
this court at session thereof to be held at the
Probate Office. in said Middlebury, on Mon
day. the 9th day of June next, A. D. 1859, at
10 o'clock, In the forenoon and that rotice there
Of be given to all persons interested, that they
may appear and make their objections, if any
they may have, to license being granted as
aforesaid, BY publs hing a certified copy of this
order in the Middlebury Register-a newspaper
printed at said Mid dlebury-three weeks sue
cessively previous to said court.
CALVIN g. TlLDEN, Judge,
true copy from the records.
s; Attest, C. G. TILDEN, Judge.
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$500 ReWard-Honest Jack

rhe propretors of this superior Stock Horse
take this method 10 inform those in this vicinity
who wish to raise the best horses in this or spy
other country, that he will be kept al tn stable
Of the subscribers in Wevbridge on Monday,
Tuesday and Saturday, Of each week through
the season. As the subscribers have a number
OF breeding mares on their farm in Ripton, the
horse will pass TO that place once a week those
in that section can conveniently avail themsel-
yes Of his services. ucnest Jack ia six year
old, color dark boy, IL e hands high, in good
flesh, weighing hoo lbs For -vinmetry Of form
and elegance Of movement he is not surpassed
by any horse in the State. Sired by the North
OF Myrick Horse, and from one half blood
Morgan Mare. Nc mare in This vicinity can
boast OF SO valuable family as she has produ-
ced, six Of her colts raised IN succession four
sole and valid offers made ior the other two
amount TO the snug sum OF 81 ,j75. He trots a
mile in Pm SOS, with ease and without thorough
training. The propretors hazard nothing IN
saying, that he is the best trotting Stock orss
in Addison County. 1t ny doubt they eau bs
satisfied by reliable references, or ocular demon
strRtion, and we are raaay 10 match him to hsr
ness him with any stock horse of his age in Ad
olson County, for any sum not exceeding $500
at any reasonable time and place. The services
Of the Horse will be 20 low that none can com
plain Please call and see him it will cost Moth
ing l.. C. DRAKE
l.. DRAKE
Middlebury, May %, 1853.
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WRAPPING PAPER.
WRAPPING PAPER.
WRAPPING PAPER.
MANILA, RAG AND STRAW.
MANILA, RAG AND STRAW.
MANILA, RAG AND STRAW.
FOR SALE AT HOPELAND'S
FOR SALE AT UOPELAND'S.
FOR SALE AT COPELANDS.
WAR! WAR! WAR
WAR! WAR! WAR!
WAR! WAR! WAR!
n. Y. TIMES, TRIBUNE& HERALD.
TIMES, TRIBUNE& HERALD.
TIMES, TRIBUNE HERALD.
BOSTON JOURNAL.
BOSTON JOURNAL.
BOSTON JOURNAL.
RECEIVED DAILY.
RECEIVED DAILY.
RECEIVED DAILY.
AT COPELANDS BOOKSTORE.
AT COPELAND'S BOOKSTORE
AT COPELANDS BOOKSTORE.
GOLD PENS AND CASES.
GOLD PENS AND CASES.
GOLD PENS AND CASES.
AT Low PRICES.
AT Low PRICES.
AT LOW PRICES.
AT COPELAND'S BOOKSTORE.
AT COPELAND'S BOOKSTORE.
TIE EXPRESS OFFICES.
THE EXPRESS OFFICES.
THE EXPRESS OFFICES.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
AND CUPELAND'S BOOKSTORE.
AND COPELAND'S BOOKSTORE.
AND COPELAND'S BOOKSTORE.
ARE IN BREWSTER'S BLOCK.
ARE IN BREWSTER'S BLOCK.
AREIN BREWSTER'S BLOCK.
TWO DOORS SOUTH POST OFFICE
TWO DOORS SOUTH POST OFFICE
TWO DOORS SOUTH POST OFFICE
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
OF ALL KINDS.
OF ALL KIDS.
COPELAND'S.
AT COPELAND'S.
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AT TIL
LAWRENCE WATER CURE,

BRATTLEBOR0, Vt.
the air is delightful, the scenery Is magnificent
an the walks and drives unrlvalled, while 70,
solid comfort and every other good thing needed
the house stands unsurpassed
Finally, and most important, perhaps, that all
these advantages and convenlences may he nicely
adapted 70 the peculiar needs Of each Individual
case, we have rs our head Physician, gentleman
OF great experience and skill and we also have
two Female Assistants, who are also amply quail.
fled for their several duties, ana from WHOM.
patients may dedend upon receiving every al
tention and care which their case demands
We have right, then, TO invite the invalid t.
our Establishment, and intend that none other
shall surpass the LAWRENCE WATER CURE.
For terms, &c, please send for circular
JOSEPH DAWSON,
PROPRIETOR
PRoF. c. K. BLAKALL, NJ D.,
Residea, Physician. Adm
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Premium Fire Works

al Wholesale and Retail. Fourth of yuly Com
mites, and others, supplied rih large or small
dmouats. Our seorks are rarTantea 10 be Of he
largest sizes, the safest to fire, the lowest priced
and the best quality, For distant trans portation,
convenience in packing, and saving Of freight
loe tcouid recommend our Neio Portable Ere Works.
Ako Iofpedoes, and Chinese Pistol Crackers, IN
the largest quantities. and at the forrest prices, TO-
gether with all the other varieties of large and
small fire works by the dozen or gross. Gold
Medal awarded 10 this firm by the Massachusetts,
Charitable Mechanics association Far best Fire
Works" exhibited on Boston Common. Addrest at
their old stand
JAMES Il. HOVEY X Co,
No. l49 Washington street, Boston.
Laboratories at Cambridgeport and Brighton,
Mass. May l, ls59.--3:s:w
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CONSUMPTION is DURABLE !
By the use OF Winchesters Genuine Preparation
of DR.. ]. F. Churchll's Compound Of the
HY p o p II o s p HITE s!
OF LIME, SODA AND Potash
Originally discovered and prescribed by him az
Specific remedy for

OF LIME SODA, AND Potash,
Originally discovered and prescribed BY him as
Specific remedy for
COW I'M TIONt
Ine use OF the Hylophosphites in Consump-
ton, Sorofula, Nervous Debility, Asthma, Bron-
chtis, Dyspepsia, Female Complaints and all
other diseases depending upon a defcisnt vitali-
" in the elements Of the blood have proved their
invarlabls efficacy in thousands OF cases in Eu-
rope and America, and establishing the claim Of
the discoverer. that they are sure preventative
and
SCIENTIFIC Remedy FOR CONSUMPTION.
DR.. Churchill says
:" In no single instance have found the RENE.
dy fail to produce everything that could be rea-
benefit derived from II has FAR EXCEEDED what
could have been hoped for, when taking into ac-
count the Gegree and extent Of the injury sus-
tanned by the lungs previously to the sse Of the
cases IN The third Or last stage treated at nv Dis
pensary dnriug the past year, eight have COM
pletely recovered, eight have died, and six are
under treatment Such a esult is altogether un-
psralleled in the annals of medicine"
BE SURF To PURCHASE wISCHEsTER's GENUINE
PREPARATION,
which is certified by DR.. James Il. Chiffon to be
"properly made and chsHicaliy pure" My fac
simsLe signature is upon every bottle.
n%Price So per bottle, or three bottles for SO,
with full directions for use. Write for Circulars
which viii give reliable information, and save
from all possibility of deception. Sold Wholesale,
at the lowest discount for cash, at the Sole Gen.
eral Depot in the United States, byJ. WlNCHES-
TER, American aud Foreign Agency, 40 John
street, New York. Also Of
7. Ii. Nj Els,
No. 3 ARCH STREET, BOSTON MASS,
Agent Tor the States of Mass, n. H., and Vt, 10
whom NIL orders must be addressed
Boston, June |, 1853. SLY
GOLD PENS.
large assortment OF told Peas aud Gases,
made by Dawson. Warren & HYDE, lust received
and ior sale. at COPELAND'S Bookstore.
SHINGLES.
A large quantity Of Pine, Spruce and Cedar
| Shingles, Ior sale by
/ j. DAVENPORT.
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AT THE .fsT;s1
LAWRENCE WATER CURE,

We make scientific application of Electricity
which, in connection with Water treatment has
produced wonderful cures in many cases which
had been previously given up, as hopeless. We
also use the Electro Chemical Baths, the value
of which has been fully tested, and without which
we should scarcely consider an institution com
p.ete.
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A THE
LAWRENCE WATER CURE


there are no poisons used to weaken and destroy
the ganism, but every thing is done with
view TO buildup and sustain health in its highest
perfection, and in order that our patients may
acquire a knowledge of the Laws of Life, and
learn to avoid disease, in their future, Fiee Lee
Hres are given in the establishment every week
on Ply siology. and Hygiene or kindred subjects
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AT THE
LAWRENCE WATER CURE.


Dtt-t ann " l.
the Diet is prepared with special reference TO the
needs Of the invalid, ind we mean by this our
table is bountifully furnished with all the redly
good things, Wholesome and nutritious, yet plain
and simple food which nature yields, and il is
served with nicely which will please the most
fastidious. As there is d ference in cases, ant
individuals, 50 W make difierenc in the matter
Of diet. Let the sick make note OF this, and
not fancy we prescribe diet of Blan and water
as q universal panacea.
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NOTICE.

Persuant 10 a resolution adopted by the town,
at the March Meeting 1863, we the undersigned,
give notice, that we are prepared to receive pro-
posels for building bridge across Middlebury
River, near the Town farm house, in Middlebury;
Builders will be required to give in their propo-
sails, the atyle Of bridge, the kind Of materials,
the expense and the time in which said bridge
shall be built also the terms OF payment for com
pletng the same The time for receiving the
proposals, is limited TO two months from the date
Of this notice.
CALVIN HILL,
HORACE CRANE, : Selectmen.
+. A. LELAND '
MildlehurN Anril 10 1880
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To County superintendent
Town Agents. in Vermont.
Pure Wines and LIQUORS.

The well established Importing House of
CHARLES BAcKMAN, SO Front Stree, New York,
has made large and extensive sales of the best
descriptions Of Pure Wines and Liquors to Town
Agents in this State, and will continue to furnish
the same, on reasonable terms, on application as
above, TO CHARLES BACKMAN,
or w. W. DREW, \ r--,,.
WM. Erwin Agents.
Reference may be made, in regard to the char
acter and standing of the House, and to the SUI
perior quality Of the Liquors, to
Edward Hungerford Prof of Chemistry in
the University of Vermont.
;. W. Thayer, NJ. D., Dean Of the Medical
Faculty, U. V.M
w. Carpenter, NJ D., Prof. &c. in same.
J. 5. Pierce, Commissioner, Chittenden Co.
Dea. James Mitchell Agent, Burlington.
Chas: DAVIS, Commissioner, Caledonia Co.
W. II. H. Bingham, Lamoille "
II. H. Thomas, M. D.,
H. Stowell,
Israel Goodwin, Washington"
Calvin Blodgett,
A. Pearce,
Chester Spencer. Rutland
1. Sanborn, Caledonia
b. Frisbie, Rutland
Geo. Usher, Windham
A. H. Gilmore Orange
Dea. Ira Clifford Addison
r. II. Hoyt, Franklin
2;t49
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Cheaper than the Cheapest
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On aud after Thursday, the 18th dav OF May.
TEN per cent. discount from cost will be made
TO all those who purchase five dollars worth OF
Goods and over, We mean what we say. Call
and see. j. W, ooNRoE. Assigaes
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LO ST
rHE FAMlLN BfBLE.

s,,s ,iots- .nd distractions ra6hsisd ey
-. Aussnesu iraet Society. Also the Family
EssESweRt, TOR sale at COPELANps.
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FOR SALE

a Piano Forte il good repair. Enquire at thl
ofhss,
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--latest Arrival
FRhSSE GOODS
NOW OPENING Al
VA L L EFT TE'S.
MAY 81, 1859.
Paints and Oils.
400 lbs. best American Zinc in Oil
900 French
900 Pure White Lead
Florence White,
Yerdgris, Paris and Hampden Green,
White Damar Varnish
ALSO
$50 gals. best Linseed Oil,
received and for sale cheap. by
May 81. f.. 'VALLEITE.
100 bbls. Extra g. Double Extra
FAMILY FLOUR. for sale by
May 81. F. vALLETrE.
Dried Peaches.
Apples, Citron, Raisins, Curants, Prunes Figs.
Nuts, &c, at VALLETTF'S.
Wool Irvine.
bales just received at VALLFTTE'S.
Choice Family Groceries.
A heavy stock Of FINE GROCERIES may he
found at low prices, NJ vALLFTTE'S.
May %.
N. 9. Plaster.
Fresh Ground White n S Plaster, this day
received al VALLETTE'S.
May 20.
Last Arrival of Seeds
For the season this day received.
TIMOTHY, RED AND WHITE GLOVER,
Yetchss, Peas. Garden Seeds, &c. for sale by
May 90 + VALLETTE.
Rice.
600 lbs choice Whole Rice, for sale BY
F.. VALLE1TE
Sheep Wash Tobacco,
For sale by +. VALLETTE.
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CAL b E FOU " D A T

CAN BE ND AT
CHAPMAN / BARBOUR'S,
At the lowest cash prices--of which fact we will
convince the most lncredulous If they will give
Us call,
Challies, Lawns, Muslins,
BAREGEs, PLAIN s. PRINTED BRILLLNTS
and other styles Dress Goods
Ribbons, Trimmings, Ruches,
EMBRoIDERIEs, MITTs, GLOVES.
HOSIERY, PARASOLS, & FANS.
Hats and Gaps. Ladies Boots and Shoes, large
assortment
Q r O q X f. II Y,
OF the newest patterns, and GROCERIES Al ex.
tremely low prices.
Salmon, Salmon Trout,
Mackmaw Trout Mackerel and Cod Fish, for
sale ~ CHAPMAN & BARB0UR'S.
Wool Irvine,
At CHAPMAN 4 BAkBOuR'S
Skirts. Skirts.
1,s, ~ and 20 Hoops, vi the best make-also
Luce skirts, entirely new article, Just re
ceiNed AZ CHAPMAN K BARB0TR'S.
June |, 1863.
Kerosene Oil.
The genuine article, for sale nj
June /, CHAPMAN & BAROuRS.
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A large quantity Of Pine, Spruce and Cedar
Shingles, ior sale by -
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GOLD PENS.

A large assortment OF TOLD Ptas aud Gases,
made by Dawson Warren & Hyde, lust received
and for sale, at COPELAND'S Bookstore.
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AT THE
WATER CURE,

DIth I114@D VItVi ~
the various forms OF Exercise, under thoroughly
competent direction, is practiced daily. Thus
we have Calisthenics, daily in the forenoon
Gymnastics, every afternoon and Medico- Gym
nastics, according to Ling's System, with appro-
pirate apparatus, for such patients as are. unable
to engage in either Of the others. -,. ga.
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MIDDLEBu
AGRICULTURAL WARE HOUSE
and
RIO n ST o r f.
JASON DAVENPORT,
Wholesale and retail dealer ia all kinds OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
lR ON, S TO Y s n A n ID " A n Il
CUTLERY ,IuiNERS FOOLS, sc.
MlnnLERuRY, NrRM0NT.
Vermont Mower and Reaper
For sale at J. DAVENPORTS.
q. s. Blodgett & Co.'S
PORTABLE OVEN, for sale by
J. DAVENPORT.
Fosters Patent
WINDOW SUPPORTERS, the best in use,
ior sale by ], DAVENPORT.
Arthur's Self.sealing
FRUIT CANS colored, glass and tin, tor sale
a, }. DAVENPORT'S.
Messer'a
ICE CRENM Five Minutes) Freezer, si1es,
for sale at J. DAVENP ORTS.