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A!isrrllaneulls Rraailg.
Is it Cheaper &?

Is it cheaper to build jails than it is
to educate our children in good morals,
and thus prevent their becoming in.
mates Of our prisons -..l -.-....--. go.
u What sort of inen, will those bows
make who are al owed TO, frequent rum
holes, 40 smoke. swear and play cards
DO parents suppose they can hold the
.reins Of government over their sons
while they permit them TO spend their
evenings away from home, subjected to
all Ihae influences which are always
concentrated in a village?
Is it cheaper fora. father to paw for
the 'mischief whicl, his sons do, than it is
4" bny them a.library of good books If
p~,eHts would keep their sons contented
al home, let them take half a dozen
good newspapers, so as TO furnish them,
daily, with mental and moral food
s, Halt a dozen papers !" says one. al
cannot afford it,. Half dozen papers
woudls sosi twelve dollars a year! l
cannot afford il r. " =.
We wiII,sNpposc his father has two
Suns. between the ages of twelve and,
sixt"cn.., They have learued 10 smoke
scgars he allows, them two secars
apiece. dsilr at rost Of three cents each.
He thh'ks this quite a moderate allow.
ance of tobacco; perhaps lie smokes two
segarS day v-hi,nself.S Only six segars
daily for a father and two ssoas!'T This
is a eery moderate allowance, as every
smoker is willing to admit; but these
Six 'segasI at three cents apiece. will in
one wear anioahtgtor the ug little sum
,f sixte.five dollars and seventy cen
Enough to take thirty weekly, qsxspas
papers ~. .--.... -. ;. .--,
We have only taken into account the
expense Of the tobacco, making no de.
ductiops for the time wasted, health in.
jured, and the mind Blunted and ener.
waited. These last items are often a
heavy draft upon the family income. .
Now We ask. in all soberness, if it is
not cheaper to fnrnisl, good books, good
papers and plenty of them for our
children, Than il is to let them go, with.
cot and run the risk ofatheir contract.
ing atastc for'immorality,9 tobacco and
strong drink - - r..
The daughters. too, should not be
neglected. Take papers and magazines
forathe,n ;give them something to think
about, and then they will not grow up
silly weak minded women. who take no
interest in anything, but fashions, dress
ing and Irritation. .,,- gna-.. 49,. ..
'Istcheepsr ~ y,n,r-,s,r, . ...
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WRITE your name by kindness, love
and mercy on the hearts Of the people
311'' some in contact with wear by wear.
en esser will be forgotten.
ale mo- are vain !; never. wound his
vanity, nStsaSen in the most tritlinp il.
stances. A wife may have more sens.
than her husband, but she should never
seem to know it. ....,.
AN IRISH woman, when told that Ia
de>ired the, name and ages of all ;tl,e
house, wanted TO know I" if il swas g..
warE She continued. "Dont take
James, for Gods sake, for be is lame in
one leg, and could not shoot"
8" HENRY, you ought to be ashamed
70 throw % away bread like that--you
may want-it some day" "yr...,r
" Well, mother, would I Stand .anv
better chance of getting it then if I
should eat it up now 9" s....S
We pass our lives in repre,tipo the
past complaining of the prosenti and
i.ndullging false hopes Of the future
IL you fall into misfortune, disengace
yourself as well as You can. Creer
through those bushes which have the
fewestr rbriars. ." ''.'..s.
s1r,isvain to hope to please all alike.
Let a man stand with his face in wha,
direction he will, he must necessarily
turn his back upon half of the ,worll.
A pAcnhloR's face, says Prentice, i.
often. the worse for. wear-a married
ohes for wear and tear. But Prentic.
atones to the ladies when he saws. ii next
to God we are indebted to woman, first
for life itself and then for making it
worth having - -,,.,--.c
=, Ir is supposed by learned theologian
such as Petros Cametor. that Adam g, =
tered The. Garden of Eden in the Sprin
However that may be-. it is certain O
CAME out nsthe FoH. "a ;. .sss.
!, PUNcH says The reason editors are 50
apt 10 have, their manners spoiled, i.r
because they receive such A vast namk ID,
of "eSll communications" a.stE -, ,,, Ms,
Ting, bestiprotection from pa ALSO Germ,
will DO obtained by marry3 3Esas ssassSi sTEnS srs
wo'nan.sStT These pests neYa II
| WHEN they can fad s------- 49,
aud sweeter.a .-sar cation.
D ssly 70 isnS asel> " given. that an App
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asS ,G'e"s asob woII1a 2Dsas " gaaS
'E1i .asssov 9guoy . !" basa " s.gy,
rhss'' las SHiEsis ss2l sit ~ hssdu7 30
,ast ssy 81 80
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From The natl Enquirer.
The Light Cote Cut.
rslakhs tisy baud. s clos %els.s,y. s
sg IkssIE !: oAuIrIElp.a ).

II tyfsef. 4 ~ "a - $50 .ssss
II FSldthy Thy baud. 30 closely,
Smooth tbe gold waves from her bro,
Wipe sway the lasssad tear drop
shs has psught TO weep for how;
For her early toll Is ended
prg sAndsebsy,shc lsst behsss :. =, :. =.
"a gAshe Bsssgons .ao@a throughfhs darines
ssA .Tdto eternal sests Sz I
-, MARI tbs. brow II snowy whjteness,
..S5 - JOY and mFtb oace spsriied there;
,Sssi And her epirit had 3 iigbtness -
-'s' 90, Thatswss ignorant OF cares ;, ~
- Now hoss syelids press 80 closely,
ossI. a Hide d dark tear faded ayes 81
'HHst Sznd The sobs 81 siiowy whitensss 3, J
.sarosds i form Of nystsry. e.,
.., &, SOP and 4. & s s. p.Is sn lip sondly;
sf I sisisera ssss Brighter. far hssk years s !
'.sgSh he sAa wont to press them gsntiy !
..IIsa. Nv hen they emitted At his false fears:
5n~ .saIAnd since then she ett hes spoken 4, s,
'-@Ah - wofds % corssoyt and sweet cheer
70 the weary and heart broken. I. s
,,ksWheh bowed down with gsiefand car
o q FsiatEs'ssfan Id down gently,
- Ger the beauteous. Iifeiess face; -
It wil1lxSsf sbHSsvsr glory. -
,9fO.T Aa4 spsbipst higher srees. = !.
,'isSiis In Tie Esorping where she wakehS y
s''1as Il = In chs sun,light of thar cline, :,
~ - hzA = Where tho seasons kno,v "a shanees z
ss.ss! - sFren. the bright psrpxsssI sims. l j.
"a Of y. ...s.- q.
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THE'oPhiladeIphia Inquirer mentions
1heaoa<enof n Young lady in that ci.v
who fot years hada painful and Ioaih
s"me disease which threat enetito be ia,
tai. Suspecling accnmulative poison,
l;rt' food and dank were frequently an
aiy>ed, without detecting any. AT Ia st
it wasdiscovered liiatathe1 paper on the
~sII, Of her room were colored green
wirir the aid of afsenie The vapor from
this was the cause Of the illness. On
removable another apartment she began
toimprove, theugh many months elapsed
before her eeovery. a,4 -, y,.-...-, 20
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who 'left his traces in the
sand sold the, balance Of the harness.
An Arkansas editor says that lhe
Keeps 4 hig hear in his sanction. He
writes Ike a" har keepers rsaan-' 81.
" bier ID fzdl tts TEtg - ,jass, - 80
'~Lhrs'is sunshine Of gleem, JUS, as
you choose to have 1t appear. ~
'(' waA4fEteiESR! wAfsti We may thihk Of 'soman's
right 10 vote and legiSlate, there can be
no di>pnli,S her right 10 Dare ar,ns--s
and ihe pret,ief me letter and M ore sis.
resistible. 'sfFe1 .akSi ~ ss,r4gFas1i 1s.s
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.sesstd t5ss sassR2o aolfs ds1,g
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.aagi y xis. 8 Asssssa sssa'ss ne.
sress,sE ,9HRdss : 80 s ). - ~
,ONB10LLAAsAyEARsjpA Adgspce.
- sons PelisF and ? Halt & peiAysd =
:. .:ss s,l..:.e KS 2rFTE FisEMENTs 4
.sSrhsftsd - rs sents per sqasrs Of IL limos
,(selessk fqt The arst tinacrti so for the Sec
;pndy IS for tho third "a the thirteenth 20 for
Sthe fenrteop the twep tyssixth 10 for tho
twenty y-serohth 70 the thirty ninth 10 for tho
tfostisth 20 the 6fty,secqnd..s, "a ~ .ssss.
siyesrlypr hall. .Searly contrac Is mado, and a
SlibersL sledacsiop from tbs above satss given
not "a hject TO contract should
haze The pnmbcrs Of insertions marked upon
them. They win be published and charged FOR
: ynlk efasrea puts ~ stissaaSaa e 81 assag
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cation.
W given. that an App e.
sade To the next J. la
Z amend the Chss
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WRITE your name by kindness, love
and mercy on the hearts Of the people
,1a3, some in contact with year by year.
neyer will be forgotten.
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ssSI S3o,}.--SoIJgps - .sz,aE A
beS rs9s 5ss,i ~ 1-J4& ss.f 49, szv
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sgosaTlif N ssgss G y setsal 40
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OxYGENATED BITTERS.
DR., WISTsa'S BaLSRh OF WILD CHERRY

This preparation is a certaid cure for diseases
of the Tkroaf, and Lungs, Odds, Bronchitis,
Wkoopiag C6ssh, crO~p, IaeipieRs CoHssmptioa,
&c. In confirmation of the highest medical au-
thority that . Consumption can Be cared" hume
rors instances Of complete restoration from this
disease bv the use of Balsam can be given.
LETTER FROM ELDER Il. l. GILMAN, mi
mister Of the Gospel in Vermont;
GLovER, VT, June 20, 1853.
Nessrs. S. ". Fowls & Co..
Gents,-I hereby certify that have been troa-
bled for several years with difficulty OF the
heart and lungs, and hsve applied to several
physicians for help, and have tried almost every
remedy of the numerous ones which have been
recomme .ded without receiving any assistance
but had been growing weaker and weaker, until,
hearing HIStdF's BGlsGH OF HIld Cherry about q
year since. leommenced using II with immediate
relief. IL has not only restored my lungs TO q
sound state, but am entirely relieved Of the DIFF
fculty or disease of the heart. have no hesl-
tation in saying that il is the best lung medicine
before the public, and ! most cheerfullv and
conscieniiously recommend it TO al persons suf-
fering with pulmonary complaints
DR.. FRELEIGH. of Saugerties, n. Y says he
cured Liver Complaint of four years standing
that would not yieli TO the usual remedies
ABRAHAM SKILLMAS, NJ. D, Of Boundhrook
/ \. j., says it is the best medicine for Consump-
| ton in every stage. that he has eveI known.
| None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on th'
Prepared by S. ". FOWLE & CO., Boston
! and for sale by
RW NYE Irasbureh; Isaac kIMBALL Gov
entry; ALvAS HoyEY, Albany; SABIN ScoTT
I Lowell; Buck s. RICHARDSON, Westfield; Al
KEN & SMALLEY, South Troy; w. c. GILMAN
North Troy; L. RoBINsoS & Co, Lake Bridge
/ KELLEY & RoBERTs Derby Center; I. C. Bur
LER, Derby Line; CHARLES CARPENTER. IVES
/ Charleston; Nm. JosLYS & Sons, Barton;
WHIrTLEsEY, Glover; and by dealers every
where 5w4
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Receipts for the Standard
Cambridge Cattle Market.
FOB THE WEEK. ENDING APRIL Il.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FEoN TIE y. e. FAKxEE
WEDNESDAY,, April 3. 1850.
Al market $50 Cattle. AS Beeves and 100
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cove and
Calves, yesrlings two and three years old.
Prices-Asrkes Besf-kxtra 81 .25a7 50: Is,
quality, <s.76a5,75i % quality, Ss.604U,oo; &c
quality. s2,75so %; ordinary, - ,o0A0.00
Working Oxen-S75aIT1-
Cows and CAlves-S25zE5
fezrlings-Se0aoe.
Two Years oid-1lTaza.
Three fears 0ld-s2sazs
Sheep and laHbs-lsss At nArkst Extrx
ano selections, 60 Goat, 90; in Iots 81 .eozz 30.
SprIzg Lambs-S6, o0z0 90.
Veal Calves Sales al e.o6a0,o
SEius-e0o Western A. market
Hiaes-szs Ia per b
TAlIoW-7z7 lie per II.
Calf SkiDs-I9zli cts perIb.
Lambs Pslts-so 10000
Pslts-SI 1sal IS each.
SrrlnE Pigs-s e-ee. Retail, ess~
Fss Eazs-uuS-sss.S. ss-se
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MARRIED..

In Newport, on the s;h inst, by Rev. Fl. n.
Hovey, Mr.. " alter Bowman and Miss 0rpha y.
Adams, both of Newport,
A, North Troy, on the 7th inst. by Rev. Moses
Pa,tee, Mr.. Henry L. Smith of Newport, and
Miss Amanda F. Phillips of Troy.
In Albany, on the Sd inst, by Rev. H. y
Hovey, Mr. Horace W. Mcconnell Of Albany,
and Miss Almira Mooers of Glover.
In this town, on the 10th inst, by Rev. E.
Pettengill, Mr.. Charles F. Dewey of Berlin, and
Miss Julia E. Jameson of Irasburgh.
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DIED.

At North Troy, on the I'd inst, Vernon |. C.
Baily, only son of Capt Ira A. Baily, in the 10th
year of his age.
In Coventry, on the 2sth ult., Edgar. son of
Thomas and Jane Wells, aged one year and nine
months.
At Westfeld, April It'll, of dyspepsia, hrs. Sa,
rah, wife of Mr.. James Ryder, aged 81 years.
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PLEASE PAY uPll

FNsM0sE Msa ~ ~ laaB Eaaa. must f1pfEs IL
1 - safs8 - 81 Rss 49, fhsfessfs 81 9s.1s-
chs are lnzehts8 81 Ca saiaefaasf i-f sHssfseat
services sagaesffs rsg@sa ssf g eH AL sHtits
e5fh ). O. keNh, tssf e ifssanfEA. N&s fss
shasvs " Hy bssaa
NJ nasss ass seeaHHis. Kesasfssinz aassffisf -
Us afss 6as - Nay nrxts wH - pAaeea o zAs
ksaas s. - AstarnsF 81 e5aissazsa
ca Sc0FF
fyssss. fsf . fssf Agfez
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Window Blinds.

4 c. & W. =. NORRIS wesia aEasasss %
He tie Paopis Of OfiesBs Cg4htg tbat they
ere gr~narsd - afi orders IL asy szfens ts Wul-
eow SfAdss 81 every variety - sfFl~. SD - the
BEST or NA TkRf4E AND WORK NAN.
GHfP-i5kswiss 70 DELfYER AND HARG ne
same ~ prices eafTeap aad,hg ~ shoes obf45ps4
in tie innaaisse vicinity q fhsly hefofy
~ Or3sn respectfully sQl.cllsa % 1ail -
OfheFHise
: WI. u EAED. Il IfssbaFgh, = car agssf iaF
Orleans CoHnfY.
ST. Jahasbafy. March IL, Isse-i2tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS WlnSlnW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children tee,h!ng, which
facilitates the process Of ,esshing by soaening
the gums, reducing al inaamnatioa--wiii sllay
All pain, and IS sure to regulate the bowels. De
pend upon it, mothers, it viii give rest to your
selves, and relief to y1nr infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases See advertisement in another
column. S5yI
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CLAIRV0YANT AND HEALING


Mr.. ANASA S. WELSH, of Lawrence, Mass,
III would most respectfully inform the citizens
OF Glover and vicinity, that be will be at Mr. o.
French's after the 10th of April inst. for the
space of ten or fifteen days, for the examination
Of the sick He desires that all who may visit
hun should refrain from stating their difficulty,
agreeing to give them description OF their feel
ings without their imparting any information in
regard 10 Themselves to him.
Terms one dollar per visit or examination.
q Being personally acquainted with Mr.
Welsh, / can speak high in his praise
q. FRENCH.
Glover, April 5th, 1sso-l5w3
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COM IssTONERs NOTICE
WM. SIIELDS'S ESTATE.

The Subscriber, having been appointed BY the
Hon. Probate Court for the Distrct Of Orleans,
Commissioners, 70 receive, examine and sdlusf
ali claims and demands ~ all persons, aEAinst
the estate Of William Shields, late Of Craftsbury
in sad District, deceased, represented nsoiysat,
and the term Of SIX months from the z2d day Of
March, 1850. beng allowed By said Court, 70
the CREDITOR Of said deceased. to exhibit and
prove their respective claims bsfors "a
Give Notice, that viii attend 30 the duties
Of cur appointment Al the dSelhng-hoase Of
Ann shIelds, in cr&ffsbEry, IN said district on
the hrst Wednesday Of jane and September next,
q. one O'Clock, IN the afternoon, On each Of szi6
cAys-
STEPHEs BARCOCE, / -,
]. " SIMPSON. NeHtns 70
erSssbuFy, Arrii IS, Iess-ts~s
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eCfs " secret habits ~ issA
- Every Father si.galg present eog, ~ biz
&.a.
o. ne dread eefalsrrs II haran disease %
dsstuetvs = Jrsln np0n the system. draws ia
tta 4sls Oi sieiss through afsN fesrs u SUI
fef.aF d0TH 60 - aH1ime.y grave Il destroys
THE hsfTess sfsfsias rapidly sasiea aasy the
eHefEies &C Nte. causes mental arrangement,
p-egenfs iAs grHpsf desgiapeulsai y tie system,
a.sqHsHhes - marriage. society, business, SAL
- earthly happiness, SD leaves the sufferer
sasksHeH 81 IL boss SID mlaa. pfedispQsst 70
Causnmrf.oa. and = ffaia If evils mare 10 Be
,'feats3 ih4H death iasA Nth Tee fullest con-
hteaea I sstHFs she unfortunate victims ~ Self
AhH.s Ihsf ps5fansas aHa speedy cure can be
ftiaefesf. HHa sifB fhs abandonment Of ruln0sa
HFsrfiGss E1g rs,irHts ear b restored - robust,
+ s1saas heslfh.
Anv peraa saei9s'sr tso three cent postage
sfasaps siH feseivs esp BY alsil, under seal.
r. TO FEMALES. q
~ AIs8 tfa eaishrsfsd Fsnsals Monthly Pllis
nsss.s ffau tir szfFaet 4 fsffga Kssfi a remedy
asea asF vesfs sHsfg fta femsis SLAVES a. tie
aah faFsH 81 tTe0eflei ~ isni sos for fhs
eFss tsase HsfaeHsst 6Hl8 FeusFal zee. Prize aHs
fastsF ssi4t aa4as sTHs ~ mai Married Laatts
masl 49, sss tsea. A1afsas s. Aaofs
II HFEHiCk \ D..
esf1 AfsaeF -, AssaHy. :. !.
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LIBERATION.

THIS is 70 certify that have gwen 10 nv son
IL Aibro Brown, his time during the remainder
Of his minority, aud that | shall clam rome Of
his wages nor pay no debt Of his contracting
after this date. CALVIN BROWN.
DASiEL WEBSTER, ! W;,,as.s.
DAsTEL FULLER, "'N
Morgan. April s. Iso0-lsv5#
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LIBERATION.

THIS certifes that have given my son, Syl-
Il vester Sweet, his time during the remainder
of his minority. shall pay no debts Of his con-
tracing, nor claim any of his wages after this
date. ALFRED SWEET.
Irasburgh, March q, Is6O-I5w3
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FOR THE 4" STANDARD"
DR.. COLBY'S
ANTI-COSTIVE AND TONIC
p I IL ..

UNHESE Pills and the proprietor are too well
Il known In this c0aaIy 10 require comment.
/ he pills are not recommended as a CURE AL,
but It Is believed they are remarkably well adzp'
ted to the uses for which they are designed.
They should be kept in every family and used
according 70 the directions which accompany the
boxes.
All persons OF seoen,ary habits who suffer
from indigestion. eOstivsness irregular or scau,y
stools, viii derive especial benefit from their use
Orders may te sent to u. 2. COLBY, Derby
Line, Vt. I5ms
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Plows.

fEsHE rassayaisa r ffsaai PIa~s' = 10 sele By
"a Aasa - . Haa.sy giaz.s' rss ~
flKai 81 rsfA il Is wsli sHeNn - fzrhsss that
1asss Sc fas bsss k.ssls se1 bxfsFs tif public.
s. STANFORD.
hasssssi. xssss =. isss-ls-ss
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FnR SALE.

4 Fsniag Gaeh.az nssriF HeN. sst a. ffsi-
I f.ss rslaar. EnqsIfs 4 she subseflbsr II
Esrfen ysasasaf. h. HAYWOOD.
&aFesHt.eF, ~. 1858 EHf
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MANHOOD,

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
.Efa Pathshed. in a .Sraled EHrelepr
nN THH NATURE, TREAT MINT AID
~ RADiCAL CUBE Or sFERMAI OE-
kHOEA. or seminal Wgakness. sexual Debility,
Nervousness ant Involuntary EHIAsoas, laeua-
Jag LnyagsEey sp4 NEulaI and Physical lassFa-
city.
d ROB J. CULVERWELL.8 o.
AAsh-r af " Inc Green Eoak. So.
The gorl rsivs ned authsir. d. thia stn5lrutss
Lecture cherry proves fr8m his own s4lsafiri-se
that the az FOL 600 90 Qlfeaces u sef-sl.ssH russ
hs edsctuaily teInose4 wtibDut Nsaieius aha
without dsuger'u. rurgicAl operations faufss,
rusffumeufs raE. OF cgrdiaisi pointing oul
us.ate Of care ~ once certain uHd egisei Hai 4
which .vsty suderrT.uo HfaltaT 3hai bis rgf1ils.n
tnav h. may cars himself ehetp8s. pflgafslg asa
radiafHy lhs Lecture u.A prove baaH f4
thou~aftis Mi thgusauss
sent uuder zeal - any adtrses. fzog pfif So
the receipt Of postage aysIuEf, " ad4fvsets 3
Dr. CHARLES }. q. KLiSF. b. t. $50 fff-f
Avenue, Aew yFk, Peat Boz tste. -lsi
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-13
Change of Seed.

FENHE importance TO farmers Of changing seeds
= from different sections Of the country, and
also Of obtaining the best varieties, has become
a settled tact, and has been fully demonstrated
in Orleans County for the last three yesrs -
There have been several articles ia the Standard
the past winter. signed By some Of the most EN-
iHent farmers in the country, testityiHg To- the
fact Of raising about forty bushels Of wheat to the
acre, or 70 ssy the least, Of ancommonly large
crops.
The facts about these large crops are simply
these About three years since, MeicAG, Nc
LeIlan * Co. commenced bringing wheat from
tie west, when the idea occurred 10 some 81 our
farmers who have no objections TO large crops,
q making this change Of seea- Since that lime
the demand for western seed has increased and
Meicaf, Mcclellan & Co, have taken care by per-
s0nal isseciIon 70 secure tie best Of seed and
this spring we have attended 10 the matter, sna
now have good supply Of choice seed wheat 20
all who may wish to adopt what Others have
tried and found 70 produce sogne sixty and sons
an hundred fold.
This wheat can bs found at the Clover Flour.
ing Mil. Farmers. attend % yoGr osn iateTesil
aid secure your seed IN season.
MkTCALP, MCMILLAN < co.
Glover, March Il. isse-l2a
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-13
BUY NE, AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD
CLEANSE THE SYSTEM, PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
The best spring aud summer Msdicinr
tn the NsFid ts
DIR. IANGLE VS.
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS,

Comsassd n AgFssysasflas. Wa Gerry ffAe
Dck ~. ~ Asa Ikgsasslu = hhatsob b5a.
a,aEs. Dqnd Ia. &c 81 n aklsh aTs oas-
toandsd - 70 sof IA cgsesTt cad essisf saials 81
ssaalcaftag diasase.
These BtfiHFa eaaflnne 70 Be she nasf standard,
nssaalaF sfa fs0sg F1lfsblH asifeins ever aifess
cred 81 lse cure II Liver CHHpiaias aEd 80
their aitsndaats, JaaHdiee ia ~ sort forms
Hufnsrs WHISTLER 81 bioaa sklns 40 E.i.ous
Diseases and FgBi h5gFHaeh bssFefsiaf Eas-
tigenrss, bsafaIs Weskgsss. aaa aserE alsFsss
sFisiuR ina lBaisssisasi, ~ ssHaaisfy Hsaits Sd
lia. Msadathsa Darkness. Pisces ilAsEi8afH
Fains 10 tbs side. kassis. - haekl Is .fzasE
Loss ~ Appetite. sna every kindred e9a EisEIi
ar5siuR ffufs imH8ffiss e be bles4. sl5.ezsFi
LtTsf - Bis8FdsfeA stomach. % shieh every
pesssH - mere - isse sut3seg u tais s lfsssir.
Ths effect ~ ISIS usataifsr = us9st Nanasffa
is Hsts directly up9a ti.u eeeets aHa b5aa.ls 81
famoTlnE As qhsffuefffss fsfaa fiss iafrffisA r.
saBs. stimulating lhfla iufg ssaHltg actisHa. res
waiting re 6saaiaiss IF i.ie Faaigas ihs siass.
eleanslHg gt tfsaa 80 tnfafFs. afd essssag g io
course sss tAraash sFsHs pet e - hsay fs-
afsslrw sac sBsaii8 fe HenHa afsa #setsfaes
uEb IS SD s. sasfs .ssT bstgaF. Be.a p essf
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