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pACKARD,s REcENERAToR
PACKARD's MOUNTAIN DEW

PACKARD's MOUNTAIN DEW
Is Dressing for the human Hair.
The two combined form perfect for All ails which the
Hair Is heir to.
FEIIE REGENERATION HAS BEEN USED
IL for the last three years by tens Of thousands with the
most perfect II all implements the
healthy growth Of the Hair Scurf DandruD ScrOfpia
Eruption and Fcuerish Heat remain where 1t is
itching which has proved such banc to the human family
1t gray hair to It's natural color (ot by dying the
hair) by setting in circulation the sccretive cnong uhl
thus giving to 1t the natural color in the rational way 1t
fails TO stop hair from falling on II will grow lair
bdid heads 1t Is In short perfect hair restorative
The following fair sample Of the thousands Of ccrtla-
received from those that have used the Kegencrdtu
ANDuvER, May 2j, 1867. Mr. Packard, Sr-I have used
Regeneration for myself aud IN my famymy wife and
myself having been bald and gray for number n years.
had been bald for years. and changed the color from white
glossy brown-its natural color. On my head where
had been entirely destitute of hair the top for long
time luXuriant growth has appeared aud Is u its natural
color. Others In my family have used It with the best effect
The following letter is from Of the oldest and best Hair
Dressers in Plymouth County
NoRrm BnDGEwATER, Nov. 3, 81. "Mr. Packard, Siri
Your Regeneration is truly wonderful preparation. My wife
has used for the past few months on her head. 1t has
caused healthy growth Of hair where IL quite bald and
has restored the color from gray 10 black Its natural color
been hnir-lrcsser for twenty-five years and freely
say that your Regeneration il much the best restorative
the hair that l have seen.
Yours, G. TAYLOR"
packarls Mountain Dew the best Embarrassing the
worh Trial bottles only % cents. Use bottle and
you will never any other kind r dressing your hair
Manufactured by II V. PACKARD, Andover, Mass.
Wholesale Agent, GEO. Z. GOODWIN, X CO.,
IL Mar.hnll-St., Boston.
For sale by l. N THORN Apohceary, rattlcboro-om3C
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EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT.
OMER'S COMMERCIAL COLLEG T.,

II ANING stood the test OF nineteen years
trial in Boston, and been attended by upwards Of eight
Jusand students, the Principals possess peculiar facilities
for mpartng practical instruction in WRITING, BOOK
KEEPING, NAVIGATION &c, and for obtaining suitable
employment for their graduates.
Separate Department for LADIES. No Class System.
The annual Catalogue and Circular Of Terms may be had
at the office, 80 Washington Street, Boston, or
will be sent request, by mail, free.
GEORGE N. CONFER,
3m33 OLIVER L. LINTON, 5 PRINCIPALS.
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a CONNECTICUT RIVER FARM
REAL EsTATEIN wALPoLEvILLAGE.

La OFFER for sale my Real Estate in
I.lHW Walpoe Village, consisting Of a two story Dwelling
.4gas House, North Str It, suitable for two fami,s :,
with about half II Land excellent GHren and
wen stocked with Apple Pear, Ounce, Plum, Cherry and
oter FRUIT Trees Grapes, CuTants, Goosebcrries &e,
the pest qualities, with wng Water in the house, all in
gool ordcr' anh very pleasant residence.
Also TWO story Brick building, Of Main and Turn
PIKE seets but three years ago usd ms Blacksmith
shop hut can be easily finished into neat dwelling house
VIZ" ABOUT quarter OF an acre Of Land connected with it,
ferred. N"0' az 'n"S NC Pie-
OF 30 feet front and 90 feet deem. ''e viz "'''
e pr'nchhl part Of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage II desired, for one, two three years -
Walpole, n II Aug. 8, ls59-tf47 " ~
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n T. w GOOD s .

TENHE LADIES WILL FIND A SPLENDID
Il assortment OF Fall and Winter Goods, comprising:
BONNETs, RIBBONS, VELNETS, SATINS, SILKS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
EMBROIDERIES, &C., &c.
All kinds Of Millinery done order in the best
nsr Mt HIRS. L. ANERY'S.
~ Store in Fisk'= Block, opposite the Post Office
Brattleboro, Sept. Goth, 1867 IS
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Application to the next General
~ Assembly Of the State Of Vermont will be made by the
citizens of the town Of Putney in Mndham County, for the
alteration OF the of said town, for the that their
mail matter and r. r. freight sometimes sent to pouney,
producing much confusion and sometimes serious loss to those
conce ned; in one instance to the amount OF 300.
rutney, Sept, lS59.-3w36
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

NLOUR.-l00 Barrels of Double Extra Flour
made from white Winter Wheat Of the best quality,
for sale wholesale and retail very cheap, by
q. WARD, Agent for A. MATIIkR OF Michigan.
Fayetteville, Sept IAN, 1859 -2m3I
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Whereas my wife BEDA has
left my bed and house without any just provo
cation Therefore forbid all persons harborng or trusting
her my account shall pay debts her contracting
after this date. VIM C. BETTERLEY.
Newfane Sept, -, ls59.-3w37
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

1t is the design Of the popretors Of these Colleges to per-
chain Of Business Schools from the East to the West
aIoring the ample facilities for young and young
and young ladies qualify themselves for responsible
positions in life. Their Schools the points above,
tibshed firm basis and all in most prosperous
condition Anterested in this department of education,
invited to address the undersigned at either Of the above
points, for the catalogue just issued which will be sent free
OF charge. BRYANT 4 STRATrON.
Sept, lS59.-6m35
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

NJ OTICE. THE ANNUAL FAIR
L Of the Windham County Agricultural Society will be
held the Societys grounds in Ncwfne the 9th and 9th
days Of October next The first day will he principally de-
voted to the exhibition Stock manufactures and fancy
ticles and the second day the exhibition Of horses and
O'Clock the Society will meet Floral Hall hear reports
Of Committees premiums and the choice of officers. The
several Committees for awarding premiums requested to
be promptly the ground and report themselves the
Sccretary's Office Mt O'Clock " the day
brass Bands will be in festivities
the occasion. Per order OF the President.
w A. STEDMAN, Secretary.
Newfanc, Sept. 90, ls5o-2w3s
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

A 7 THE WEST END OF CHASE ST,
IN a DWELLING HOUSE and FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
In retired and pleasant part Of the village ABOUT one
the land is improved Garden and Ochafd ana
In good state Of cuyeon the rest Of the land IS on sue
hill covered with forest trees shrubs wild howers &c
The House Of good size, containing rooms on e mrs.
floor, the second and in the aci good fohNAOE
and PURE WATER 49,. -, 4. .
The House Is sheltered from the winds OF winter anu the
scorchnQ heat of and one OF the most desirable
residences in e village be examined on application to
..Saa,h.orhar CHAs. CHAPLIN.
March 0th 1859. "-i'
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
NOTICE. THE COMPREHENSIVE

heretofore existing between under the Of RET
TING BROWN is this day by mutual Dissolved
all debts du; to tie Company to Dee paid G. l. Btnws
JOHN !. RErTfNG
G. l.. BROWN
The subscriber will continue he Cabinet business IN all its
branches, the old stand i'cy occupied by Rrttins
Brown, where he will tplrlcr any article u Furniture
hand, # the hs maternal and the shortest notice,
ut satisfactory prices. Everybody Is invited TO call ami
II these things So.
WANTEp-An Apprentice 20 learn the Finishing Business
{. l.. Brown
Bratichoro Vt, Aug %, .s59.-34
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VERMONT sPELLER AND PRO-
GRESSIVE LESSONS.

TNHE PUBLISHERS OF THIS WORK
would inform booksellers and Merchants in Windham
County deposit OF the speer will be kept at present
with JOHN W. MOORE, Bellows Falls, and j. sTEEN OF
this town. purchasers will please order above, from
at Bradford, Vt. A. LOW, AGENT co.
June 2.-tf2l
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

n EW FALL GOOD
II0UGIIT0N & BLAKE
Are receiving the largest, richest and varied
assortment Of
STAPLE s. FANCY DRY GOODS
to be found in Bratilcboro.
Consisting Of
RICH FALL & WINTER DRESS GOODS;
RICH BLACK 4 FANCY DRESS SILKS;
PLAIN 4 PRINTED ALL WOOL DE LANES;
MERINOs TilIDETs,
CASHMERE pLAIDs;
VALENCIAS;
Pol De ClIEVRES;
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS;
CLOAKS, 4 CLOAK CT Otis;
PLAIN h PRINTED FLANNELs;
LONG & SQUARE BROCTIA SIIAWLS;
SQUARE, LONG, 4 DOUBLE, WOOL slIAwLsi
SKELETON SKIRTS,
warranted The best makes and qualities, at the price Of in
feriur skirts.
WHITE GOODS,
CURTAIN MusLNs, LINENS,
BMBRoIDERIEs, GLOVES HOSIERY
DOMESTICS.
DLEACHED 4 UNBLEACIlED sHEETINGs
TICKINGs, DENNIS, lLANNELs,
COTTON YARN, CARPET WARP, TwINE,
COTTON BATTING, &c.
Comprising a complete assortment Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
All Of which we will sell CHEAP, cREAg.
Very thank mi for INST 1vors we would respefily SOLICIT
continuance ~ the same.
We came among YOU almost srangers at time when bust
depressed hut trusting that by industry economy
anl strict attention to business cndeayorng study closely
the wants Of the public, should merit share of public
patronage; that have succeeded beyond
pcct,tion constantly increasing trade will testify.
Our facies Tor doing business better than they
prices less
We ALL friends and strangers call and examine
goods aud prices.
Remember we will not he undersold.
HOUGHTON s BLAKE.
No. Granite Row, opposite Bratehoro House.
CARPETS! CARPETs!!
HOUGHTON & BLAKE'S.
Our Carpet Hall being rcpcnishcd by large add
tons already large stock Of Carpets making the
complete stock Of Carpets before found in Braicboro,
-CONsisrING Or
New, Rich, aud Eegan; Patterns Of
ENGLISH X AM. BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARpETlNG,
BEST STYLES OF THREE PLY CARPETS
Low ELL and HARTFORD ALL WOOL CARPETS
oferrry grade ind great uar,efy Of styie'.
COMMON WOOL CARPETS;
COTTON 4 WOOL CARPETS; COTTON CARPETS
HEMP CARPETS STAIR CARPETS; STAIR RODS;
m Spu VI AT.rtN !l,t..
qualities;
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all widths and the best quaityi
TABLE OIL CLOTHS CRuMB CLOTHS
RUGS; MATES &C.
stock the largest styles the best and prices the
Quest, which sufficient nluccment,
call on US before buying elsewhere.
UOTGIITON & BLAKE.
No Granite Row. opposite Brattlcboro House.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-09-24

An Elegant Stock Gents Furnishing Goods.
READY - MADE CLOTHING.
GENTS COATINGs, PANTALooNERY, vEsTINGS,
TAILORs' TRIMMINGS, CRAvATs, nDKFs,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS COLLARS,
SUspENDERs, GLOVES HOSE, Etc.
Hats and Caps of the Latest Designs.
Boots and Shoes Of the best makes ia the
country.
w INDIA GOODS & GROCERIES Of the Choicest kinds.
CROCKERY, GLASS & HARD WARE
PAINTS, OILS, FISH, SALT, FLUID, &c, &c.
FIour! Fiour!
We making our arrangements with Western mil
ers, by which shall receive Hour from first hands,
thus not payug and making customers pay, five six
profits it reaches We compete with any cstAb
shment in this County by this arrangement
All kinds Of Farmers Produce taken at the cash value in
exchange for Goods, including PAIN Leqf Hats.
Thanks my Customers Friends Patrons for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon during the past
months, hoping omcrt continuance II the sane by selling
you goods upon the noble system II Equality assuring
that all connected with this HOUSE. will cndeavor make
your stay with us pleasant well rs profitable
freely shown at all tines and no offence taken II you
buy not.
One Price, Low Price Ready Pay,
Three combincd-wl lead the way
IT, hearticr dinncrs-fulcr purses,
Better ftelings--fewer
4 trial giye-a benefit receive.
Truly your Friend,
d.. GILBERT DEXTER.
Jamaica, Sept. !, lsj9-l31
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-08


ON and after WEDNESDAY, august the 10th inst, I,
" 1859, Trains will run follows:
Leave Nashvi lie, 400 A. n, and 400 P NJ
Arrive at Bo xling Green, so "a and 900 90
Connect By Mail Coaches with train at Ritters, for
LOUISVILLE.
Leave Ritter's, $3.50 P. M, and 500 4. NJ
Arrive at Louisville, SEQ "a and 1000 "
Leave Louisville, $50 A. NJ. and 90 P. N
Arrive at Ritters, 1:l0 % and 800 ''
Connect by Mail Coaches with Trains at Bowling
Green for Nashville.
Leave Bowling Green GEO P. NJ, 500 A. NJ
Arrive at Nashville 1890 " 1000 /"
By this arrangement a Gloss connection is made at
Louisville with the Northern, Eastern and Western
routes
Connect also with mail CO ches at Gallatin for
Hartsvi'le and Carthage
Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage, Of which
each person will be allowed eighty pounds free of
charge above that weight subject To extra charge,
payable to Conductor All other articles carried
in the Baggage Cars will bo charged express freight,
which must be paid to Agent
Passengers taking seats in the cars Edgedeld, Gal
latin and Bowag Green without pure hasing tickets,
viii be charge I'd ten cents extra.
ROBERT MACLEOD,
Aug 6-BYGU-u. Superintendent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-08

THE Railroads interest have agreed the very
u low rst1 Vt oj cents psf QUO huaslret pounds oa
eaf lObaccu, IA haas, ,Iresa Nashville L, iyHcaouFs
Va. " i tho.e intofestrJ ln tue 1urchsso aud sale
OF Lcai .Vbseco consler the As.ssELAgoH offered by
this leduruoG IA ffrighs-savisg of iusaFsaee-t-ss
reads oeI4g Gneer sFIiers wrii cArrtsTk-st0e-
- = 4 W. COLE,
sep2s-5m sapt y. a 4. R. B.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-08
Pure Bourbon whisky.

-IITk have oa hand 20 bks Of PURE BOURBON
w WHISKY, WARRANTED ts be four ears oid an Il
the nnesi IA state, ssteh anxissss ~ ssli.
a. souhf be glad II those Wantifg perfectly pure
rtlc 10 soaid give ~ cali.
sausi-sf 80. s a4rketstreet.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-08

Tobacco! Tobacco +.

EXTRA Fine Chewing rvb eco, Tor sale at
II seIlS RAINS, BROWN a CO. ;.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-08
uasbpilh Patriot.
TER ms:

TER ms: rasE ns-
Jally ,pef tnnum -. IS o.
Fri-weekly per .cnum m,....... 6 90
oae ssesiy for two years or two weekiies
or Jn, year i u dvance ..,.....- W
When the Daily fri-weekly Or Weeklyt' 70 DC
scontinued (pad in advance at the time suoscrioeo
r) che subscriber must rder other wise Il viii be
ntiu ed II option until paid for ana stnppeu'
not & il he paid az the time ii iisoohIu iyi,
zee or atJur option. II the party IS good t ~iiioe
T. nittances oy maj in registered letters at our
risk.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-08
Gonfational.
IBiNDUSIA MALE SEMINARY,

rINHE next session OF this Institution, sitaated
Il the Gailstln Turnpike, tso miles IN les from
Nashville, Tenn. will Commence on MONDAY, SEP
TEsBEE 5tb, and continue tiil July list, 1850. For
trims OF Board and Tuition apply - the und rsgnsd.
aug3U-i3~ NArH'L CROSS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-08
Sugar Cured Hams.

sINHE subsct,Ue,s have hand a tsrge quantity OF
i a.s N.suvule sugar Cured IL.ms, 81 winch thry
call attention. tIe public. faey are warranted
nTsI Tats. J. DOYLE a Co
auEt.-tm
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Attention, Machinisfs, sc.

AtfentIOn, ndCsHIHaof01
nnnn FEEC of Le ,ther ami GuIn Betting, rom
4UtJU 2toI2 inches wide Also, Lac iehher'
C,,,.r purrs and R.vet- on hand auh for Sale low
To- rcah Nos SO anu 50 corner Of College and Broad
way. ID ~
septl3-n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-08
Cotton Yarns.

Cotton Yarns.
IN store aud for sale, At Manufacturers prices
Il IA, Kc quantity OIthose celebrated Cotton Yarns
manufacturer by tue PinewOuu Factory which iuT
aualIN Aud super iorlty staud unr!vaIed. our stock
Suibraces aIIIhe HunabvIs.
AIZEIL, HOOPER CO.,
spr9-tt Nos = and Marke
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-08

Transportation.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
@ s@ - -
TZNNzrE EZE - -

TINE FROM NASHVILLE TO LOUIS
VILLE-SlXTEEN HOURSi
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-08
Wheat Wanted,
fall Races.
Nashville Races.

WILL commence TUES ~
w DAY. UCTUBER 5rH, ~ hAA
with SwecpHt,ke for two ~5kXKsN
wear ods, mile heats. <-sySS-SSNS -
SlOo entrance, so forfeit. Ciose4 ~..4..s.
SECoSD RAGS, same DAY. SwespsEtNe for three
year old. slv0 entraace, SIS forfeit. Closed with
cHlrIes.
iHIRD RAcK, same day. Match for $500 side
one uni.e heats.
MIR. EvERLY names ch. &. by c. Elliott, years old
Mr.. LAWS naines T. by Ot.sello, years Old
NkDSEsDA, UoloOer 5tu.--lub purse 500. Two
miir ueats.
IHUEsDAY, October 6th.-Sweepstake for three
year old. one mile heats $500 entrance S5u tor
fest Closed with entries. rH.H..e
FRIDAY, october 5tn.-CIab purse $500 One mile
heAls
sATuRDAT, october sth.-Proprietor's purse $500
Two nue heass. ). J.. GARTER,
scpS-u Proprietor
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-08
~ I.ou.s Golaen Syrup.

tUSr received ia packages u 20 ani 10 GALLONS, :
81 Louis tiuiaen syrup.
Also, Luai Crushed aud Powdered sugars.
MlZEI.L, HOOPER a CO.,
may3g-u Nos o and Market street
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-04

81. JOHNaHLRY, ~

T7HE subscriber has on hand or will make
II 90 order Mg4IHHul'a FLAMING Machines uf
frilus sizss uld prices, DimfpslDn l'ifprni e-si
aud Door. sod pfhar Leather Machinery. hll
Work aui Repairing dpne atsA4H n-H-e 4na -H
reasonable ftIIus,
I.s c0Hstaaull 90 iHHd che Ethan Alcu Cook
Stove, Eve ltaHRa. and Boiler Plates p1ur fli
Arches aHd sugar NpusFsi Ha.I aui Church
Stoves, Clothes Reels, hlHrksmitH't IHirea, Dom
siils aud lmek, hlukF and follow Ware, Ahplr' p
falrut PIG frn, haWyers tniuFat1Is, Chimney
labfa and sgri Articles at are usuaiy nl+Hulse-
FuTrl Ht fu,4 au. Embellishments
Orders BY mau promptly attended 10.
4. IHOAPtpN
&c. Jobntbury, Mas 2. 1863. a,pi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-04
&Ds Californian.
Agricultural.


D0Fa ~ FAF 80 WABH sHEF "a writer
in lbe last numbsr nf the American Stock
JuuTnfl thinks The practice 81 washing sheep
should b given up, for the following reh-
sons -.
l. his u 90 conceivable advantage 20 che
sheer. bot % tle contrary, oflen proves rH-
perlngy iujurlaus, Severe colds and
cpuRiss alulosi immediately follow after Wash
ilg and niieh lay lbe foundation Of other ADD
mpre SERIOUS disorders
9 Nothing IL saved % the manufacturer
bJ Tie vaahiNg, Tor washed aud unwasbed
waoh ars alike subject 70 the same cleansing
PTnusaL
), N sheen ar5 washed they must ueegs-
saTiD f4rry their ieecFs well into hot Wei-
thcr, WHirh tEvrry urrumtprubtu and uuual-
uTaL
4, Muen wool Il lost bj being pulled out
b1 bushes aRd brlars ~ hp pastures, and by
sllysfs 10 the iuBors. There ia aisO eoNalIe-
rahls lpas from ths lsga and bellies Of sueklng
lie lhiBks "lrom years experience in
ihraTlHg ahrelI ssfly ~ 40 ugWlghel stlir,'
that il i cOnduci,e % their health, "lhr
.s - a.A4s H. sLAlAIIHil." i.a asg4. thihfiriE
lts sep gp ~ grass ~ Tie spdhg 1hey
sbpuld be Nrl sheltered Tor some ten or NJ
teph lAJs ailgr lhe vol Il taken Off nfter
which Hone no Horm viii iuJure sheep hat
pfs.iii good lgsh, Every woul grover should
havs pomisnable sheds for HE sheep during
the Mater, aRd with them there y % danger
at thsaring 90 early 10 thr hfst Of May y,
Nss inglnnd, and much earlier in the South
aul West"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-04
Important TO Farmers
The Subscribers are Manufacturing tho
PREMIUM, VERMONT
MOWER and REAPER.
lWILLARD s NOss rATENW

GOME q the points Of excellence and PEE
y cull.rE advantage Which ihis machine has yer
others maybe enumerated as iuuoHs
ist-ln having the cutter bar hinged % the
flame 30 90 Ga adjust Itself ~ the uunA unnesA "
tirr Eruuud Aif-iiss,H s...- sls.+4..,l .ll ~
drive che cutters, n uugsilps the other dlet the
work ad-lha whole weight ~ che machine De-
0n lho whrelh whnfg a. 10 rrqmItd 90 give power
90 the stroke Of thr kui,es, Ait-Whru fhe ma
chine 10 backed, thr knifcs cease 90 Nbmte Q
consequently 200 back aWay from hls tWrliuuf
without danger IT breaking The knives. bth- hc
machine cute on lhr riHhi hud ~ Hraul ~ mat
either uReu OF horses can be- used uu-'lhe cut
Ter tlr can be- raised % nr 20 inches au tAat the
hnuef can gather bio Eu.a seed before hr nnws
be- graas N be- chooses, 3fh-The rutirrbar DO
tasily raised by O. lever which is frTy convenient
When coming a. the corner ~ the land, when
raised, tle machine can boz TUNED uf short aa YOU
plraHr, uf go Over the WuWu Wasa hih-lhr
machine 81 mostly mon, and 'rry smpc iu its
construction upy con manage 70 with case,
Tho huRcs are an Hlbtiffd, and tho RuaTds Of
Malimbc hop. gh-H haf Ho eide drUf.
We desire that every farmer vshing 90 pur-
chase @ moving machine, should see thr Yer
mont MuWtT, and ffsf ~ 8D8d gHu.fffrs. We are
confident IL wiIi please, ihsm. ani tlat hero I.
none better 10 il irHTFuHff0 60 rut grass equal
90 the best mower with srythr, "a che rstc ofuur
acre per hour, nr irn on hnrru acres per day,
WltA a i.At pal uihursrf aud driver
WcuouId'bc glad 90 gct do addr,ss N every
tanner intending 90 bay mower Ibis .rHsuu.
and vii seHd them o. cat ~ thf Vermont Muurr.
anu VIII nave lhAi Nlhr ~ we h'lHhnnihnnN
cauy iu The season, mat Co. may tAaulpc % and
judge Tor thomt,lirs NJ a. ,rrts,
We viii simply add ono N the many certificate
which wc have Boz our possession
A-lIl ILLl1llnn. "a ttuegrUr DO b sent 3d. .Es
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Manufactured a. 'hc Caledonia
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-04

Tne EYH ~ IiiE NIptE--A recent tray.
rler 10 the Holy Land ufirms Va that there
il az there Il al die side " the principal Fale
~ JefWplsm a small one, which, upon occe-
siQns Of great urgency, was opened Tor ihr
adlnis-iun Of prranus after the great gates Of
the eity sere all closed for the night This
gais, from ils small size. wa called the Bye
~ tbs Needle and % get o camel through
IL at all was 40 small task fur loadsd %,
mel Co pass NAg an utter impouihiiiiy 90
With tho above fact before the miaG, one
IAN see that the words Of our Saviour, whom
sl,ehking Of the "urait gate" aud the "uch
man" were more literal than many suppose
And NC acc how as the rich man passes into
the marrow way, the sides and the low top of
the strait sals'.urape everything from him To-
which he had before trusted, No one can
lLke nagthlnd hut himself through. Far co.
sieT Il Il To strip camel ot - burden thsn
" dives, rich maa Of HE trust in riches.