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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-08
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.

On aud afsr Monday, June % is2 trains wal run 90.
ows:- .
TRtlNs roINa sourH ASD E,srMpil train leaves liou-
ses Point at 80 A. NJ. st Adams at 80 burlington
M I Is A. NJ connecting White River Jpnction with
rans Tor and from Nes River 81. lohnsluy. 1si0n,
aud with Northern Railroad for boston, fnwc Worcester,
Sc connecting vt Rcovs talls with Cheshire Eairoad FIR
la.t aud With Vermont Nalhy Raihoad fer Springfield,
New Haven aud New York, arriving In NvS York At TO 10
2. NJ
NIcur TyrnEss eays,s or,irsbiryfh at 100 NJ Mon
treal 100 r. NJ lousus Point at G-O r. N AMI arriving
in Boston at $40 A. NJ connecting at Fellows Fails with
CAshc RAILROAD for Boston and Worcester and with Yer.
mont ya,S Railroad tE Springfield. New Haven AID New
York, arriving In Mes 0rk At 20 =. n.
Trains going North and WeftNail train leaves Boston
at T8o A N Via Lowell, Lawrence, Htchhutgh Leaves
Springfield AZ $50 NJ Bellows Fails " 25 4. NJ,
Meeting at White River Junction With Nor bern Railroad
from llOson and with rassnmpic Railroad Tor md from
81 ohnsbuy and lath,on arriving at burlington at IS
r. NJ and az So Albsns at 81 p n aud ogdepshurgh az
$50 A NJ. and Montreal at 10 81 +. ".
oNIenr FxprEss TKsIN leaves Bellows FaS at sJ5 r. NJ,
receiving passengers nom Vermont Valley Railroad caving
New York at % A. NJ and flom Chcshir ;srcad lesy-
ton with traie leaving Boston % r. NJ via lowell or
% 7. NJ, via Lawrence Leave White River Junction az
il 50 y, NJ. arriving Burlington at $40 A. NJ Reuse
Point at 20 A. NJ, arrive At Montreal at l0p0 aud
0ensburgh az Il 40 T. NJ connecting with Grand Trunk
Trains for Detroit. Chicago aud the Nest.
New and beautiful leeplng attached to both the
night express tftuS running between Noses Point aud
Boston and between NoUses Point and Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago and TIE West for sale ~ the
principal stations. e MERRILL Sapt
st. Adams Vt, June q, lssi2. -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-08

JEWELS IN SHEEP's EARs.-Mr II. G
White, of New Hampshire, has published
his mode Of marking sheep, which isquite
"a novel plan, but we think a pretty goot
zone. His method is TO make hole in the
lower margin Of one of the ears and ncsi
the head. In this hole he suspends cop
per or zinc label, with number, or any.
thing else stamped upon it her wishes
The label is cicular, threequarters of ar
inch across, andis suspended in its place by
means of the common split steel rings, used
for carrying keeps on or galvanized wire
may be used for the rings.
This mode may not be quite so cheap
sas cutting or Sitting, and there is a possi-
bility of its being lost or taken off, but
where you wish TO number the sheep with
reference TO a register, or other purpose, i,
must be very convenient
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-08
AGRICULTURAL.

USE OF Tosps IN AGmctLrURE.--0
ugly friend affects gardens as much as the
aord Of creation. You will find him in a
hole in the wafl, in the strawberry patch,
under tie squash vinessor among the Gu
scumbers. He is not handsome, but serene
and disni6ed as Judge. sie executes
Judgment upon all bugs, worms, snails, and
pests of the garden, in the most summary
way. See what cpacions nav he has
occupying the whole space from his fore legs
TO his launches. He is the very incarna-
sion Of stomach, and his gastronomic fcats
would do credit to an alderman. He tucks
away bugs and all other kindred flesh as an
.epicure would turtle and pudding. He is
inever full. That nav stretches like c;rout-
schouc, and heis nearer having an endless
outlet than any reptile. lie is altogether
too useful to be without enemies. All the
serpent tribe hate him and devour him when
they can. Every man ISLANDERS him. He
misses few strawberries from his patch
and lays it to the toad, who stands like a
sentinel guarding his treasures. 1t was the
snail who did the mischief before the toad
took up his station; fortunately he is now
where he will spoil no more ruddy fruit
Dr il was the robin who slyly snapped up
She berries and flew off into the neighboring
tree, leaving the poor toad to bear his sins.
But you see by the look of his honest face,
shat he is guiltless. Those lustrous eyes
are above stealing. One fat bug would
give him more pleasure than all the fruit in
your garden.
Cultivate the friendship of toads, for they
take the insects that the birds are apt to
overlook. They inspect the ground closely,
peer under the leaves of strawberries, I'M
der the growing vines, and nab every creep
ing thing in sight. They are as easily do
INVESTIGATED as birds, never sing when you
do not want them to, are quiet and unob-
frusve, and if not worth five hundred dol
lars apiece, are still profitable pets and fell
aow helpers. Birch the boy that leases the
soads.-1gricnhurist.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-08

The TONE OF BULLETS. a soldier,
writing from one of the camps on the Poto-
mac, tfrs alludes to the peculiar music
made by bullets passing through the air:
1t is a very good place to exercise the
mind, with the enemy's picket rafting close
at hand. A musical ear can study the dif.
fereni tones of bullets as they skim through
the air. ! caught the pitch on large-siz.
ed Mine yesterday. 1t was swell from
4 fiat to +; and as it passed into the dis.
lance, and lost lis velocity, receded to D-a
very pretty change. One oftlse most start.
ling sounds IS that produced by the ficich.
Kiss shell. Ii cones like the Shrek of a
demon, and the bravest old soldiers feel Ike
.lucking when they hear it. 1t is no more
destructive than son,e other bullets bat
there Is = great deal in mere sound 10 work
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N Bw HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD. !
- ON and dc Al1na.N Lnnaa -.

n Ew HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
| follows
Leave Northampton go m Mail and Passenger Train
tor New Haven and New York li,g5 Accommodation
for New Haven and New YORK. $50 p m. Accommodating
Train for Westnuld
Leave New Haven for Northampton Accommodation at
100 a. connecting with train on Corn River r. n for
ne Aorth $ p M Msil and Passenger ARRIVAL Of
direct for Albany aud the West.
Leave Westicld Is . fer Northampton arrival Of
/ train from Albany
Connections at Northampton With Conn River r. RI; at
Wesed Western Railroad at Painyille Providence Hart
frd and Fishkil r. r. at New Haven with New York and
New Haven R. r.; New Haven Nu London and stonuing
ton r. T., and New Haven, Hartford and Springfield r. r.
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch BY Express
CiiAS. N. fEAMANS, supt.
( Westied, June l. 1861. "a
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Cheshire Railroad.

Cheshire Railroad.
| & U1iMER ARRANGENlKNr.--on and aner MONDAY
- May p, 1862, Trains Will run s follows -
MOVING EAsT-Leaye
Bellows Falls al 80 A. NJ. and s. p NJ Keoun at %
A. 81 and255 2. Mand arrive Ftehhure ut II ~ A. a
snd AZ u Boston az ~ and 40 r NJ; Worcester
at 200 and 100 p NJ
MOVING wEsT-Lcave
roston AZ % 4. VI. and 90 p NJ; FI.ehburr AZ As
A. VI aud SD Y, NJ keene, II % A. VI. and Is p NJ
and a. rive at Bellows Falls At t220 A. NJ end glS T. NJ
Windsor J ~ A. NJ and l0I5 p. NJ. Rutland 300 A. ~.
aud IL 10 P. NJ. darlington. 6 90 P. NJ.
7Saisis CoRsfel as fsAsics.
Up trains at Bellows Falls witb RUTLAND BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rntand, Burlington. Montreal or,lenS-
burgh, Albany Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
he West No change Of between Boston and Rutland
BY either train Lodge at Rutland arriving Burlington
600 next morning, &c
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD. for Windsor white
River Junction, Burlington ogilcnshur Montreal ST
Johushury. &c, via. WI. CENTRAL PksslJNpSIc ana
VERMONT CANADA ROADS Nc Both train make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. for All potnt Il
north the last trsn up running .ct through 70 winsot
W r. Junction and burlington. " night tran over VI o.
H. K, arriving at Huntington % next morning, Sc
Bsrpa Trains Coaatet at Ffieh5aagA
with Trains Of Ftehburgh Worcester r. r. for Woreste-
Norwich Providence and New York CITY.
Andat dfoton Jaetion with tsns Of Worcester Nash.
IA X for Nashua and Concord and aith Trains or stony
Brook H. X for Lowell, Lawrence sc.
4. CHAPLIN Superintendent
STEWART, Gen. Tsket Agt.
superintendent Office, Keene, n. n, May % 1862
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DIR. LA CROsX,S
Pirate Afsieal Tzaii's ~ Physiological Fer,

Prthts Ms3cal Iftaifss the Physiological tistr f
riayr.
/ go PasEs AND $50 Fver4vtSes. only q ~
Sent free q postage 70 all parts Of The Union On ID
hrusftes e. youth ard maturity Disclosing the secret
OF both sSss q all sges, causing debility, nsrTousues
preston Of spirits ralpitaton OF the heart suici %
ings invouut ~ iuasinatiols bushing. defective nss
~, indigestion and astn6e, With confessions Of TIM
interest. Of Boarding school Nss College student ~
Young Married LADY, &C. SC II Is truthful aAgisfF
the Married and those eoDtemp lauE marriage. who az
tain secret doubts Of their physical condition snd VIE =
uouteous Of having kazaried the hcaith happSss y
privileges % which every human bein4 entitled
Young Men who are troubled with weakness, esuss
eatised BY bad haht IN youth the css u which ~
zintss, pains frgctfulnsss. sometimes ringing Of ne -
weak eyes, weakness Of this hsk and lover extreHii'
fusion Of ideas loss Of memory, With melancholy ms
cured oy the Authors New Paris ard fnnlon Irsatmh
We have for thc greater .isrt ~ t',e ,st wear cyot
tnEe IN visiting the European Hospitals awaiting 0pr
o. the knowledge and researches Of the most skilled "
clans and Surgeons In Europe aud on the Continent ~
who place themselves under care will have is
beueht OF the many New and Eshcasisus Rezicdes w
we are enabled r. introdrr into practice and M
ne may ret assured Of the zeal, assuity, se
attention being paid to heir cases which has sri
y distinguished US heresefere Physician In ear pew
Jar department. OF professional practice, for the P 'sa9
FRFscH FfsArR Prs1s.-Iades who wish sir NeAas
me eirary OF which has been tested IN thousands q ~
ana never faied % effect SPEEDY without any e
suits viii use but DR.. Delaney's Female iei'.
fiis The only preeaniion Necessary be observes =
ne should not take them IL they have reason e ~
hey are IN certain situations tbe particulars Of v
oe found on TIE Wrapper accompansing each box W.
aea4s safe and healthy, gentle. vet active an fA
Prie 81 per box They can be mailed to any part d
United States
10 the ladies-Who n-rd ronfdeutisl medeal aa, ~
Win regard 70 any Of those interesting complaints 70
Their tecate organization renders them liable, aTe i
laFlg invited TO consult u.s. -.
TINS RLEcrso-dALvASic PRorEcrfvE.-For narried - ~
Niise heata vii not admit or who have no ses -
crease their afny, may b. ottainesl above. IL
" safe and has beou nsively uscd during the h'
years. Price reduced 10 SO a
. Attendance daily. from S IN the mornin
night and on Sunday from til P. NJ. fM
hedicines with fnll difections sent to any far ~
United States or csnasias by patients couiinuniet -
fdeneiaI. A.
- Or Les 0fise Is sim located As established ~ III
name o. DB Ia CiOfx AZ No 81 Maiden Lana, Ag-A'r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-08

AMERICAN GENTILTTY.--In European
countries the aim at anything like gcntility
implies keeping one or more domestics TO
perform household labors, but In our free
States every family aims at gentiity, while
not one in five keeps domestic. The aim
is not foolish one, thoagh fpllies may ac-
company it--for the average ambition Of
our people includes certain amount of re-
fined cultivation; it is only that the pro-
cess is exhausting. Every woman must
have a best parlar, with hair-cloth furniture
and Photographic book she must have
a piano, or some cheaper substitute; her lit
tile girls must have embroidered skirts and
much mathematical knowledge; her hus-
band must have two or even three hot
meals every day of his life; and yet her
house thirst be in perfect order early in the
afternoon, and she prepared to go out and
pay calls, with a black silk dress and card
case. In the evening she will go to con-
cert or lecture, and then, at the end of
all, she will very possibly sit up after mid
night with her sewing~machine, doing extra
shop-work to pay for little Elias MUSCLES
sons. All this every "capable" New En-
gland woman will do, or die. She does it,
and dies; and then we are astonished that
her vital energy gives out sooner than that
of an Irishwoman in shaniy, with no am
bition on earth but to supply her young
Patricks with adequate pota,oes.--T. W.
Lfgginsot.
The above extract contains good les
son. But if Mr. Higginson will rake clo-
ser observation, or inquire Of skillfnl ply
stefan acquainted with the comparative NOR
tally among the two classes, he will fiLd
that the American woman, notwithstanding
her sacrifices on the altar Of gentility. viii
outlivc the Irish-woman in her shanty. II
is very fashionable TO talk of the increased
vigor and heightened life acquired by toll
Put the health-bfls show beyond realization
that as labor is saved by introduction o.
machinery, and the family comforts and
elegancies are more widely diffused, the au.
ration of life is proportionably extended
clristiaa Inquirer.
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First Premium,

AZ eyy state and county ir where It has been exhibited
In Indians il receiyed silver Medal For rhe,p,..s
sfrenNth, durability and the thorough, manner In witch
does " work u : without csuai y afapted 70 All
teeth.
It's opera ion Is simple aud easy and any s.n f s
dive here ese g. II isv- TIE bay m better
sharp 10 reil and Ff..h than sny other rske.
Ihe sutsefsi-er s manufactures fir prr1fun,
aud when he hnds any defect he aims % rene H. Tes
made much stronger than formerly ard ,trf a
TIE ins asfieaitura rias Ffonouucc them the hs cen
stfucts-i Il any N
fcr fartssr particular. arriy "a "a a.ilress
ZENAs SANDERS
Iunc Il l5aa. u
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RAILROADS..
VI. valley Isail,.ond-

>TOTICR -On and ai,er MONDAY. June ., lS2, Pas.
sr.ef rrdas WILL leave bellows Falls, for brnttehoso
At 81 A. N aud ln n Maspd tVtarling leave ufaleN"'
10 al 1000 4. NJ and i2Q Pm
Fresh, Train leaves Bellows Palls at $40 aud Bret
trl.aro at Un 2, NJ.
The two passenger trains over ts route connect s"nlh
D nc vi Mass. and Cnunccttcut River RRirouss, GA
SPRINGFIELD urtford New Haven and oridetnrt dlct 20
N,N Iork On the North wtth tbv Eutand 8 hnrfngton
S,,iy.n ~ Central Vermont Canada Vomnrctkut and
passnnlc Rivers Railroads. tounug d.ct camu
Min Whehal saratoga aud Schenectady, 81 Iohnshurl
s IN And N"nsts.i NJ. sLoAT, Supt.
june a. lsN2. -
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x ~ u ITO N
TO FEMALES IN DErIc.Tr

NJ OoN, Physician and Surgeon 10 & 0 Fn,ii.,, :.
bosVonf ! cons nited daily for ali DISEASES i,ci. :.
F 's Z stem, Proisrsus u'er falling Of the Woub
Ios Atpus suppression, and other menstrual -
hentss are all treated new pathoI,,is,1 80
49, I'LL guaranteed IN very few asys - n.,vi.bi
: ~ new MODE Of treatment that most obs,.naie
woes IN perfect heaith. n lels9A 80 re-
a. - - nss 20 DOUBT iai greater experience IN tho e,
il Boston. sei th-n any oiheT Physician
Islis s1o'n odations for patients who NAV wish "a ..
!" eestoh a ieS days under bis t--a.n.nr 1s
Or Dow, since 1856 having couilpsi I'd. ,,.oi.
y an elfe prarcu, ior the cure Of pFiva,e Di ~
So, eOnpsaihts acknowledge superior in the I,ts
No., :; ian letters mast contain four red STAINS sr
oia7e Hours from A.EtoeP us-14,v,
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MppLEnunr colLrsr. ,IIddIebnrr- r,..

]
CHiRiEs A. J. MARsH, Esq., Commissioners Orange Co.
Dear Sir:-The examination Of the Liquor sent some
time since as we'll as that recently resolved comlets
hnd the different samples entirely fTee from alu rtios
and impurities With tlis sheet send you table OF posof
as determined by analysis. and comparison with other
liquors you viii fms the strength 81 the specimens all that
could De desired. The Aeohe Is evidently that rneA az
PET cent Seldom does this kind high "a Der cent
~ beng tie ordinary strength. The Rum contains more
A.eooi than the ordinary samples The Gin the ordinary
sniu'nt, The Wine regard as good article and srrn
enough 49, 0--rtie
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY.


.'"r' fep''rnf4 N seaied rnNei"pe-ir1ee cts
Lecture by Dr.. Culyerweil. the cause ana cure o,
~ sfvrmatarrtrfa, Cousunptou. sfynts and phvscal
Debility, Nervousness Epilepsy, Impaired Nutrition OF ths
Body, lssiuAe. weakness Of the Liasts and Back In
disEorion aud iraiarity for Study and labor nS. Of
ApI rrhen-iJ1, irs slrruery Aversion 10 Sstv Lvs
# siituet ItmiHty: seiflns-ust BFness; Hssl,ias,
ARrtious Ct the kses Finrls the face involuntary
ktissens- and Ssusl iuraFaeity The ConsesiIc-s 81
Nruthfat ineiserrtioo. &c &c.
" Tits ainrabls lcture clearly proves thsa the above
eurnfcrttsi cffcn ssfs evils may BE- removed With
oct ualcire ant wftluut dangerous surgical
hdad he rsf BY every ycuth and every gan ia tl.r ssd
sat unit al r. stfss, "a plain ssa-i erxsiopr
the r-sirt Of aix cens pstsre stamp b. "a
DIR sing tHAS. !. Z. KLINE 4 Co
nliy - iarsEy, Nr0 KeEs. .. Box ass
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1000 copies Of Medical lscok Of 81 pagps. o. u
ofriiea. for ratuitous circulation. by sraetf -
oeen eilectits3 cured q nervous debility lita b
siol 81 spirits druessnessi pains in the back 4. n
nness dlrnnesS Of sight rimries. hes Of -. y
snting from early by feuwing the insii b
en- IN this book considers il his duty. in gfa.,. -
author and the tepcfit II Consumptive ani 49, ~
fcrTs 70 publish the means used lie viii tl-rea
flee to any aidres. the receipt - tive stamps ,Sis
the work containing every information rsuii ,11r
Box 5ies L. o., Albany, \, Y.
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Rutland II Burlington Railroad,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER EANGENiENT.
ON and after Monday, 49, SCI Trans " III run as
W follows to wit -
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington. 500. A. NJ and990PM
Arrive at Rutiand, II 20 and l230 A NJ.
Leave Rutland, 525 and II 50 A. VI.
Arrive az Bellows Falls, 100 A. NJ, and 50 7. ~
MOVING NORTH AND WEST
Leave BeliewsFslls, 1920 sndal5 PM
I Leave iUt&a a 400 A. NJ, , S. and 400 p VI.
Arrive at Do Hngton l020A NJ, 535 and 5o0P, VI.
TRAINS CONNECT As FOLLOWS;
At Burlington with Vermont cr9ra land VI & Canada
Railroads for Montpelier 81. Adams, Rouses Point Men.
trcal 0gdcnsburh and tle McsAt Rutland with trains
Zoe Troy Aany and Ncw Yegk Sartoa springs scheme
re isilroad for Fithhurg Worcester Lowell and Boton
With Neriuant Valley Railroad for Braoro Springael
Hartford, New Haven and New iork-sad wih SULLIVAN Il
X fnr Windsor White River Junction Wells River 81 Johns
bury, Barton, Lttleton and the White Mountains.
Passengers tDr the West VIII Eud this cheap pleasant
and expeditions route giving tbu, opportunity Of going
via Troy and Albany via Saratoga aud SchrnectaY and
theuce by New York Central airsd passengers can
proceed via burlington and odeDshursh conneetng al the
latter place with Trains the Grand Trunk kaiEay r all
points West and South.
To- The $40 train from Darlington mzii train for Boz
tou
The 1920 train from harrington and 30 train from Rui
land Is New York and Montreal Express
The s9 z. " train from Bellows balls with
train leaving Boston n. too p NJ
For further particulars SnoS's Pathfinder aud Rail
way Guide u. A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
RUTLAND, Vt, May 90 1892. p
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Brandy No. I yields Alcohoi 81 rer cent
9aIe ferl truly.
HENRY NJ. sEELEY.
NlDplEprEE. Vt, July 2. ISL
Or 5. W. Tu,rra, Ir

Dr. 5. W TnaTER, Ir: = i''i-
Da5 Sri haye received and aralYscd the Ha,,o-. ~
iliFcs btektnsn Co. nt fftfn the TOXIN A-e1, In I,
hngten The samples ueru marked sh.rl,s p-ct,'., =
o. ure DID STANDARD Bourbon Whissev sb,rs.s &c.
~. 9h 90. Holland Geiieser Cordial and Oiarl Dupuy
- sith similar samples from the same heus, srs
f"'e ~i enfFrty nv from All injurirr Ingredients
= Yours very truly, HENRY NJ SHELLY
froi cheuisry Ne'eal Dsrt usiTsrsfiy : v~-r,s,.
Ihese iiluors a-e for s,s thu Tom Agency R,.r-
s.s ana . other town sssais generally throughout ~
1881
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upon mans fears, Tie tremepdou.
scream is caused BY ragged edge Of lead
which is left on the she'll.
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CERTIFTCA TIES
BURLINGTON, VT March . 1861

TO Messrs CHAs. BAeKNAN & Co., N. Y.
GeHfeSlsn We avail ourselves Of this method 10 in
iorni u that We have repeatedly made examination Of
bsandies WhiSkey Gin and Wines, with which Chit
tenden County Agency at Huntingdon has been mainly sup
Piled from your houes for the past three years seci
mems nom other agencies in the procured from Won
We have found them invariably Of fail strength and uni
form purity and quality superior in every respect to s
mems from other sources FOR medicinal uses they have
fulfilled our expectations and received unqualified aI-
proval and without hesitation confidently recommend
them 70 all Who wish to supply themselves with Liquors up
GU which they can rely for purity and strength
We are your most obedsnt servants,
SAMUEL w. THAYER, Jr.. VI. ID.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. ID.
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SANDERS IMPROVED
HORSE RAKE

Is Rake. aer many hard ttlss has come out vieto-
rouS and takes the lead q all others whenever Il has
been tested. No has fund fa. Vit 1t where ta
wheels were q the right height Improvements have recent
y been made IN bending the teeth, aud t viii now fase
well when tin hay i green.
se subscriber has msnufaenred tbs rake for years and
has intrudreed them into eighteen dereut states and il
h. takar
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American g. Foreign Pa,sm!
Il. IL. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENT
late Agent OF thc U. ;, P,tent Once. wv
tlir Act u 1857 '"S'on =


A rTfR an extensive practice of upwarls q,
continues ~ secure Patents IN t,e r,,.,N VENT u
IA Great Britain. France. und otle,t f,rcl,, ~ sAe
watts Specifications, iSlnds, Assignment 'nh'fs
Drawings Tor Pate. a., executed On Nl.y.i ~, ~ ~
despatch. Beseafches made into Ain,.rica,, ~ IA
TO determine the va iliN or utility Of rAtn,I'
-and legal on other adgk'e sendcred NM Z, lave
Ing the sme. Copies u thr claims Of an, p,' 1,
BY uniting one Dollar. Assignments Z, eo,,.s e
iurton 'Nh
The Agency Is not only the largest IN N.w -.
through Il inventors have advantages t,r h,hgaA
FL a~tFtaiuing tine patenttiiiiiy OF inyenti. "a
by II not iungrnsursbly ,stNfior 10 any 40, uhulu
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