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FARMS FOR SALE.

1R0 ACRES 3-4 miles from New Castine,
w Darke County, and 4 mile from Browns
stetion on the D. 4 W, X, r., $50 acres under nns
Also, hewed log Dwelling Good orchard. 2
springs and creek Of running water through the
place. Part bottom land, and the balance best
quality Of second bottom. ... II
This iaa hrst-rate Farm and viii be sold % per
cent lesa than Inferior lana has actually sold Tor
the vicinity.
r. -. ALSO,
III aerea mile west OF Sidney ON ane road "a
aerea under cultivation, omgoftable frame dwell
ing house Of erooms' Wei, eiatern, orchard, de-
Land Of good quality. n II. Nv i, \
ALSO, rsu- s4it
81 acres near the Centreviile Pike. Small frame
house and staDles. % acres timber-suFsr cslnp.-
Good spring and stream Of running water. + -
!Terms-ssOo down, balance In years.
CHARLES +. CLARKE.
febI auaias Clegg's building, 90 ST. d
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.

tNA- 0tt-4hl Ett0NtoN nkalVhhN Q
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills, i
Prepared from prescriptions Of Sir y OlaTket
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ThisiHyaluable N diene 10 unfailinR the cure o
All those painful and dangerous diseases to which
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excuses and removes al obstruction ., snda speed
cure may be relied on. I.
TO MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited 10 wifi In short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity ~
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
nent stamp Great Britain, TO prevent conn terfeit
ga UTAON.
WTIfHaE Pills SHOULD NOT nE rkHEN Az FrmAIrs
puRINa THE FIRST THREK MONTHS or PHHa-
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RfAan, BUT AT ANY orHER TIME THEY ARR sArr.
Ia sIl cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections
Painin the BACK and Limba, Fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, PalpitAtion Of the Heart, Hysterics and
whites, these Pills VIII effect cnre when ali other
means have failed; and although spowerfulfemedys
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hu rtful TO the constitution
Ftilldireotions in thepamphle round each pack
ct which should be car efuliy preserved.
sole agentfor the UnitsdStates and Canada
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90 and six postage stamps enelosed TO
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". W. sTEwAKr, and wALTERs& a KELso.
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=. ALSO SPECIFIES.


foR ASTHMA on PHTHIso-oppressed, Dinieult LAhored
breathing, attended With Cough and Expectoraon Price
30 cents per box. .ra 80 ...r- .rHiE.Ur n I
foR EAR DisoHAHo AND from the
Ear Me result Of Seaget Fever, Measles Merourah
For Noises In the Head Hardness of Hearing and Ringing
10 the Ears and Ear-aehe. Price, 90 cents per box
foR soRoFpLA Enlarged Glands, Enafged aud Indurat-
ell fonss Swelngs and Old Ulcers scrofu0us Cache1y OF
Children. Price, 90 cents per box. i iH'INH Z. w
FOR SSlAAL DEBILlrY Physical Nervous Weakness.
Either Vie result Of Sckness Excessive Medication or TX.
hnasil1g Discharges Pdee, 90 cents per boE ID
fOR DROFsY.-Eluid Accommodations Tumd SwellngH with
scanty Seeretions Price, so cents per box fH
foR sEAsloENEss-Deahly Sickness, Vertigo, Nausea,
Vomiting Sickness from riding OF motion Price 30 cents
per box i8 UH 30 siiEa- .slta .aah II I0. 'f-r
foR URWARY DIsElsEsFor Gravel Renal Caleull Din.
enlt Painful Urinaion Diseases Of the Kidneys Price 90
cents per box. t...f..r| sfartII...-f fr. ffg. --
foR skANAL hIssioSs-Inyolpntary Discharges aud
Consequent Prostrauon and Debility Bad Results Of Ev
Habits The most successful and efficient remedy Known
and may be relied upon Price, with full direc
TONS u per box. .11l...slslarrla
Persons who wish to place themselves under the profes
sonal care or g seek adsee Prof HynEEss can Do
50, a lhs once o02 Broadway, daily IRON AN 10 M
Ia. : -l ID
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TO TRADEl

400 AcRHs FINH L,ANDIN LAPoRTH
COUNTY, IND.
THIS is a very choice piece Of land, and in
a oneof the best counties In the state.
VIII be exchanged for good improved CITY
PROPERTY, and soAfE MONEY PAID.
u...aft CHAS. n. CLARKR ei'
Jams Clegg's Building, Third street.
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Tharaaay nvsnlas. ApIll 8 1880.
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HEAR WHAT rHE PEOPLE sAY.
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.

No. For Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation. ~
No. 2-FOr Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wetting the Bed
No s-For Collie, Crying, Teethng, and Wakefuness Of
No, 4-FOr DlarrheA, Cholera Infantum, and Summer
Complaints. ---~g
No. 6.-Por Cholera Cholera Morbus, Vomiting
No. For Coughs Colds Influenza, and Sore Throat
No. b-For Tooth-ache, Faceache, and Neuralgia
No s-For Headache, Vertigo Heat and Rulness Of tho
Head.
No. 1D.-DTsPEPsrA PrLLs-For Weak and Deranged
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No. l1FoR FEMALE IRREeulA RTlEs scanty, Painful,
No. 12FOr LeucOrrhea, Profuse Menses, and Bearing
Down OF Females. fFHA
No is-For Group, Hoarse Cough, BAD Breathing
Pimples odthe Face. M
No Io-RHEuMArIc Pnls-For Pain, Lameneas, or Sore
ness In the Chest Back, Lolns, or LIMBS l.ae tiei
A,--Por Fever and Ague Chin Fever Dumb Ague Old
MsTnanaRed Agues. ~
P-Por Piles, BIna or Bleeding, Internal or External
o.for Sore Weak or InaAmed Eyes and Eyelids; Fall,
Ing, Weak, or Hurried Sight. soy el ai'a'a -" ~
c-for osiarrh, Of long standing recent either with
obstruction or protuse discharge ees Il
shortening It's conrse. ~ To sfiIif FIli
In all acute diseases, such as Pevers Indammations
Diarrhea Dysenery, Group Rheumatism such erup,
tive diseases Scarlet Fever Measles and Esipeas the
advantage OF Ewing the proper remedies promptly is OBJ
The entire disease often arrested at once and in all
tie violence Of the attack Is moderated the disease short
ened, and rendered less dangerous. y '.t.a t ~
Coughs and Colds which Of such frequent occurrence
and which 90 Oen lay the foundation Of diseased lungs
bronchitis and consumption, may all be once curea BY
the Fever and Cough Pills f'i =
Constipation, Liver Complaints, Piles Female Debility, and
Irregularities old Headaches Sore Weak Eyea CAtafr
ss keum, and other old erupIons the oAsehAs specifics
whose proper application will afford In almost every
Instance Often the Of single chronic dineuty snri
As Dyspepsia Piles or Caarrh, Headache Female Weak
ness has more than paid for the case ten times
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AGRICULTURAL.
TurnipS among Corn.

Il frequently happens that Indian Corn
Is greatly injured by the drpredations Of
v,o IS, cut-worms, or other insiduous dep
l.datcr., and the yield in consequence,
greatly abridged,
Whenever this Is the case, Il is good
policy 10 til with some other production,
such as potatoes, beans, or English tprnips,
In most instances we should prefer the lat
Tea, as the labor Of sowing is comparative,
~ trivial and as the crop requires no after
culture, or care Of any kind till harvest.
Very fine lurnips are sometimes produced
in this way, especially where the soil is
new, or recently "broke up" The ruta
baga also succeeds well in such situations.
Ia reierence to the field culture of English
turnips, late writer OBJ erves;
"A soil inclining 10 sand is most suita-
die for turnips. Compost OF muck and
barn yard dung, with dressing of leached
ashes, furnishes a good manur". The seed
should be sown in drills. Two feet spaces
between the drills win allow the use Of a
small harrow or cultivaior in dressing the
crop. On stubble or sward ground, care
should he taken in making the ridges, that
the grass aud weeds are not turned up.
The ridges should be levelled by passing a
roller over them before the seed is sown."
The most successful method Of growing
this crop is 10 sow on burnt ground, or on
old posture land scattering the seed broad,
cast, and timing the plants seasonably to
the proper stand. House ashes and gyp-
sum are the best and cheapest stimulants
that can be applied. For late feeding the
best varieties of the turnip are the Aber-
deem and Swedish.
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POWERS lHsTlTUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

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Large and beautiful Institute Buildings Extensive AppaI
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DR.. c. II. SHOLES.

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WoMks,
HE only Regular Graduate PHI scian advertising In Boz,
ton, gives particular attention Diseases Of Women
especially those suffering from any darransement OF III,
MENSTRUAL SYSTEM Married single Ladies nav .ppiy
with safety and In confidence for relief from the many mt
fortunes peculiar 10 the sex.
LUNAR MIXTURE.
nave prepared Medicine for the purpose Of regulating
the Monthly Sickness which have used for the st Ten
ommendation is sufficient w.
It's uniform success in extreme cases Is as aston
snng as it Is satisfactory journal Of Am Med Seease
nave hundreds OF private Of same happy
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It's the very best thing known for the purpose and in
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Address DR.. c. II. SH0LEs, I2T Court Street Ros,on
Boston, June 26, 1860 2625
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PLAlnlNn
To County Commissioners and
Town gent. I'm Vermont.

fINE well established Importing House OF CHAsLks BACK
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Town Agents in this State justly earning by the character
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aud reasonable prices which fact should be
by those who required by Law purchase and sell
but genuine Liquors
Applications for goods be made 10 Charles Baekman
SO Front Street, New York, his Agents. VIM Drew,
w. H. Erwin and Thomas Ellis who authorized solicit
orders Reference be made In regard to the character
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Liquors Edward Hungeefjrd Prof Of Chemistry in the
University Of Vermont g. w. Thayer NJ D., Dean Of the
Medical Faculty, U. v. NJ. W Carpenter NJ D. Prof Sc
IN same: y. s. Pierce AGENT. RnrIington. VI.
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SuSSulIC ThdtlTOdus
yVINTER ARRANGEMENT and er MONDAY
w Nov. 81, 1859, Trains will run as folio
MOVING EAST-Leaye
Bellows Falls at $50 A. NJ and Is P. NJ. Keene at A
A. NJ and q p M.-and arrive at Fitchburg II 90
and SIP NJ; Boston at 80 and As P. M Worcesfe
at 2 90 and 90 P. NJ
MOVING WEST.-Leave
Boston at 30 and IL 90 A, Nj Fitchburgh at AS A. ~
and 80 P. NJ Keene, ll33 A. NJ and 40 p M-and al
rive at Bellows Falls 1928 and 440 NJ Windsor %
and IS P. NJ Rutland 2.55 and 500 P. NJ Burlington
600P.M.
Tfains Connect as to2otcs:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal Ogiens.
burgh Albany Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
the West ~
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor White
River Junction, Burlington. ogiensburg Montreal 81
Johnsbury, &c, via. VT. CENTRAL, PAssUMPsIC and
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS, &C. Both trains make
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL R. r. for all points
north.
Dorm Trains Connect at Fitob5lugA
with Trains Of Fitehburgh Worcester r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York CITY
And at Groton Junction with trains Worcester Nash
VA r. for Nashua and Concord with Trains Of stony
Brook X. r. for Lowell, Lawrence. sc.
Tickets for all points may be secured at s.ato,
on Cheshire Railroad baggage will be cbeek al IN
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
A. CHAPLIN. Superintendent,
superintendent's Office, Keene, n H., Nov. is, 1859
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DIR. LA CROIX,S

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New Haven and Northampton Co
uWPsHIRE AND HAMPDEN RAILROAD

III AMPSHlRE AND HAMPDEN RAILROAD.
Il summer ATrangement-ls6O
NORTHAMPTON AND NEW YORK via Canal and N.,
York and New Haven Rail Roads
On and alter June llth 1850 Trains win as follows
TRAINS FROM NORTHAMPTON:
b15 n. DISCRIMINATION to New York eopn,r,;r, =,
flain'ile with Hartford, Providence and Ffshk Railroad
Arrive IN New Haven, . - a. M, New York IL AZ n m
nOo m--Express Train ior New York Receiving mas
sengers from the Conn River X. r. from C;rreuf,Id Rr,.
teooro and the Trth- Receiving paxsengcrs from and
Meeting with the Western Railroad east and ives, A. w..
held Hartford Providence and Fshk1 r. r. at Plainyilie
arriving in New Haven 205 and New York 4 As
55l p mfor Nesteld, receiving passengers from con,
River r. r. from Greenhed Brattleboro' and the nor,h
connecting With Western Railroad westhrId for the Wr
Trans TO NoRTHAxProS
1oa5 m.-Express train from New Haven IN eonn.c,;
with % a u train from New York receiving
from Western Hailrosd East and West At Wesssed o.,
Meeting AZ Northsupon With trains on Conn River Roa
for Greenreld, brstteooro and the Whit Nours.in.
so n-Acsomodatioa fcn New Ha-en In connse,io,
WITH y IS tran frSn New York Receiving pssrocer
Hartford Provldence and Eshki r. r. sa1 CoInsyilis
Branea AZ Psinvie Connecting with trains tast 49,
West o. ae Western Railroad wessoeld and ifa tain
90 corn RIVE r. 4 for Gresucela at Sorth.npsou
SD from Wsstnsid in oozEeefiou wish t-siu On
Westsra kailros1 from Alsa1y. -
tss NO n traia fro Se~ Haven arrives n sr.sos
for al tee Ssase Lines S'@
treisat 70 aud from Ns~ YORK r~arded without eA,,v.
81 esfs las io- rates any direct Iirs Frerh, -hoi5
eerner frsnksu AID Center strFets
ws;tssla Mas 1880. saf1
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VT. vALLEY RAILROAD no

rs-4zarzz9zv1 VT. VALLEY RAILROAD NO
TICE, On aud after MONDAY Nov "a ls'n
Passenger Trains wleave bellows fastor BrateboioH
500 aud $50 p NJ, aud ee.drnin gleaye Brattiebor
at 10 40 A. NJ. and 80 p, NJ.
Freigh Train esBellows Falltat $40 A M',ahdbr
tleboro at2 So Y, M. .
The two thisroute eonnec South
with the Mass aud Connecticut River Kairoads TO
Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport dircctto
New York On the North with the Rutland Burlington,
sullivan Vt Central Vefnbht Canada Connecticut and
Passun psie Rivers Railroads drer communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga aud schenectady Johnsburv
aud White Mountains Burlington and Rouses Point og
densburg aud Montreal NJ SL0AT,s upt.
Nov. 2l 1859, 81
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SPRUCE CLAPBOARDS,
LOT Of Spruce Boards and CapboArds OF good quality
a for sale by.
ARMS & WILSON.
Bellows Falls, July n 1859. 20
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CHINESE SHEEP.-In raising live stock
the Chinese especially study fecundity and
early maturity. Three of their sheep i'm
ported into the London Gardens, it is said
have had SO many lambs, as to become
nuisance. One eve had five, another four,
and another three at a birth, and what is
astonishing they breed twice year. Capt
Theodore Smith brought one 10 the United
States in 1854 that had twelve lambs in
fifteen months. The sheep are large, hand
some and have delicate mutton
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SEEDING TO grass AMONG Corn
Some good Farmers are in the practice OF
seeding down to grass at the time of the
last hoeing. In such cases they take care
and keep the surface as level as they can
with the hoe. When the corn is on green
sward the burrows are not disturbed. Clo-
yer as well as other seeds may be sown in
Jaly without much danger Of winter killing.
When Farmer does not wish TO raise
grain after his corn, this is the shortest cut
10 have grass again. The grass viii now
have all the benefit Of the manure left by
the corn instead of letting grain crop
have part. In this mode, land viii yield
grass longer than when grain follows corn.
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Sailing CREAM.-A writer in the
Homestead reports statement made at
the New Haven lectures, that by adding
tablespoonful of fine salt to a quart of cream
as the latter is skinned from off the milk
and placed in the cream-p)ts until enough
accumulates or churniny the time required
for churning is reduced to two or three
minutes. Ina trial made by the writer, he
found this TO be true, and his theory is,
that the salt acts upon the thin coating Of
the globules of butter and so dissolvcs it
that slight agitation breaks it, and the
butter comes at once. The experiment can
easily be tried by any butter-maker.