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Catlip.COmiOrtS.

Mr.. EDITOR Il hear and read great
deal about having good horses, fat cattle.
and the like also, good deal about feeding
them on this or that, but don't hear much
about trying to make our stock comfortable
and positively happy. lwant my cattle and
horses not only to live. but to enjoy life as
they 60 along, just as their master does. \
really good-hearted man will take pains to
please and crafty his domestic animals: he
will strive to attach them to his person, so
that they will know his voice and step, and
always be glad to see him. DO you get my
idea?
Well, this is the way work it: In cold
weather, see to it that my cattle have
wholesome food. and as much of it as they
will eat up clean. see to It that they have
avarety, also-hay of various kinds, oat-
straw, corn-stalks, roots and grain, cooked
and uncooked. Mich cows, fatting cattle
and working cattle, all tmive best and keep
happy on variety.
OF course, | don't neglect giving them
comfortable quarters, whenever they need
shelter. Come out here, Sir, and see my
stalls and my Sheds and my dry, well-litter-
ed yards, if You doubt. Experience shows
me-and | know you teach the same dec
trine-that stock will eat about twice as
much fodder, if they are kept out in the
wind, and pinched with the cold But, let
ting 60 the dollars and cents, want to see
my family. rationa! and irrational, happy
SO 60 in for: good quarters In addition
to this, temperance man as | am, l believe
in good drinks for my stock. | won't COM
pei them to wade half mile through mud
and snow to stream Of water, but | have
got up penstock in a clean corner of the
yard, which pours into a large tub, and the
overflow goes into a long trough, so that
quite number of cattle can drink at once
MY cattle are salted once a week regularly
the year around. Some people keep it before
them al! the time and some cattle never see
it.
But TINS IN the general. Besides this,
60 out OF my way often to please my friends
at the barns. In the Summer, seldom 90
into the pasture without taking along an ear
or two OF corn, OF Il handful eff oats, to give
the first horse or COW meet: and I'm sure
to meet some creature in double quick. They
flock around me as soon as | come into
their domain. And when | 90 out to the
barn to harness a horse or to yoke up the
cattle, l take into the stall sweet apple, O,
something else that will please the poor crea
lures. Ispeak pleasantly to them, and ca
ress and fondle them. Be sure / do. In
this way, they become gentle and kind, ant
are plainly much attached to me. None bu
fool or hard-hearted man will doubt tina
they are made happy by such treatment
Now, when deal so with my horses and OK
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en-, they will do for me whatever service l
ask. When they are at work, | give them
to understand that they must mind, and they
always do. But never over-work them.-
/ have lived long enough to know what a
fair load is, and | never mean to tax them
beyond their strength, nor work them for too
long time. In this way, they learn to con-
fde in me; they never revolt, but work
cheerfully.
A CONFORT-I OWING FARMER.
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lIOTICE.

The undersi med mail contractor from Iyn.
don to Sheffield, would inform the public that g
will run good am al covered carriage for tt e
convenience of PASSENGERS, from Lyn lo throu2
Wheelock. to 81 efield. three times per week S
follows: Leave Shelf I'D at 3 p. m. Tues lay $.
5p. m. Leave Lyndon, same days on arri al Of
cars from the South AMI reach Sh field y ?. IN.
he hopes by caref IL attention an mode rate bill Is
TO obtain the patronag of the p lblic.
SYLVESTER HALL.
Sheffield, April Is, 1862. SAT-
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H Massachusetts has $4,000 more !e-
males than males, while California has 81 900
more males than females, and Illinois $4,000
more males than females. One person IN
1886 Of our population is insane, one IN
2,47O blind one in 1925 deaf and dun, one
in LOO idotic. Ohio is the greatest wool
growing state, New York and Pennsylvania
next. Michigan ranks fourth. New Jersey
raises more potatoes than any other state by
brief of the census.
a. Street railroad stock is good property.
In Philadelphia, the stock of every company
sells at an enormous advance, some of it
three-hundred and twenty-five per cent. SO
profitable have they become that not one has
found it necessary to ask for the payment of
the full subscription.
c. On Friday morning, hungry drove
of army horses were put into lumber yard
at New York, and in lieu of anything better
to eat, they commenced on the wood, and
before hay could be supplied, they had
DESTROYED about $1,000 worth of lumber.
Musical CATECHI>M.-Whati is a slur
Almost any remark one singer makes about
another. What is a rest? Leaving the
choir to eat refreshments during sermon
time. What is staccato movement? Leav.
ing the choir in huff, because one dislikes
the leader.
O. The notorious elephant, Hannibal
belonging to Van Amburg & Co.'S menagerie
a few weeks since, a: Caldwell, Illinois. kill
ed man, who, in the absence of Hanni
balls keeper, irritated him.
u Provost Marshal Simeon Draper o
New York succeeded day or two since il
capturing eight hundred cases of Enfield
rifles, most of them while in transitu for TIT
South via Canada.
tY The publishers of the Hudson, n Y
papers, have raised their subscription price
! fifty per cent from the old rates, on accoun
of the high prices of paper.
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ATEOF MON I

~ NAIE,lnNiA UlSIi1 /
Al Probate Court holden a. the PT,.sif, ,li,'
JcIl>uurT. uIl The l-tf tiay al NuN. % H.
Claud SoTncrS 0i The last VII and
ii jeremiah Atss;I iaie Il IaTli-t- Il >ai ,~-r
ceased makes Application 10 said ~ h,->
the whole oi III, Teal estate ~ sS deceased.
home farm IL The said deceased situated il Bar,
said representing that the sac par Il >a.I
ioI fhr payment 81 the debts Il sail
ans. that ,ari al said ;aTfn Ca'lIui L. >ii
! TO those Interested IN tie remainder iilvTv--
Nh,rvupoi il * rEl,rci ~ >Si! I2Tt 1iaf --.
c2il,' ir referred L. a session II >a1 Conn - '
~ The Probate once in 81 J,,lrl>i.rN atTt>.s a.
-Iiii i2y 81 Noy "A d. l~ta To- litar- ,, .-t
n
And II Is further ordered that all persons iit.,-'
noiIed hereof bT publication %, notiUc col H. az
aid order Thereon three v,> >Ttt- s~y-ly ia ILL.,
lurisn printed - Jolll.>l'lrv- ht aid
ing Thai they ui-E sT,-sr al -aid -;rsi- i-ll i.i
they see callse. uiiecl lh-T-Io.
fy Tl- Court Afit-t.
ea2s ASA l.. FRENCH. J.a.
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ORDERof NOTICE 81 SET7T ENEA
WALTER SoNEgS. ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT. CAIEpoHlA rlSTRlCr. -
At Probate Court held - 81 johns NV IL ~aia b.
on the SIN DAY Of N"y. A D. l>t2.
WHEREAS. PETER LINDSAY. Aim
on the estate II WALTER SON fES. l8ir ~ BAf.A b
III saia district. deceased ir"sy>'> :" r,rt.--
account OF hi> administrative. aid q" gt-
hi, account against said estate Tor -es.
and allowance Tor the purpose 81 nIasI-
tiion and distribution o the rc>i.e al >aig '-ts-'
a decree II sad court. alicn- the iier>cil- Mi.
Ian entitled Z" The same: IL : therefore nr.,..
court that The same come under considerable
heard al The Probate pTi.,c. 81 JulIl>t!Ty- e.
dav OF Nov. A d. l>si2- And II l. fu-il.-r
that ali persons interested ic notified here
cation OF a copy ol Tire record 81 lLi~ wI..'- II.
Calc..lail. printed al 81. JUfn>tury. luTrr at--
c.->:grly previous said time Ol hearing tlaf rtr
APPEAR and contest the allowance. SAD ..i..-
they Sc, and also De heard D. >lla '-
matter i partition and distribution 81 said r>a,--
By the court,
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCh Ii. j..
true copy Of record
2+22 Attest, ASA L. FRENC II. = a.--.
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And so much OF said lands will be sold at pub
lie auction. at the dwelling house of Willard H.
Kneeland. in said Victory, on Wednesday the
Oath day of December. 1862, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. as shall be requisite to discharge said
taxes with costs, unless previously paid.
Given under my hand. at Victory, this 18th day
of November, A D. 1852.
2l-22 JAMES TOWLE, First Constable.
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- I A 7 f OF We Il NJ % \ i

~ taitnnnll IU-.I.'.- =
In Frai4.t,. Cont. = .lfn - - Jai.I>iaI..
fsr sad district li- >il ,iaN 81 NJ. 4 "a L.
4 y iI'>1rGneill. ,,.-G,1rt..- &c Tllr LII A
II faIn-.al 81 John Hoii-E. iafc ui Ras..rf -
District deceased -c pies uttd IL IL tr-f q g..
Hodge and John p. li"dsr. the -A.,1or> l,,r'L -.
/, Probate
II i ordered hv said Court. that ali I--T-
therein. lt Notified appear Al ~~is-I ', >.fl Con-
he holden the Praaale OHioe IN ~ ip.i~. w. .-
81 Jay IL Dec. lS,-. aud >A.IS ,ar~". d ft''
have. against The Prhar 81 eaii Vii, Tor which l
IL i further ordered Thai ,.ls II The r,,r 'f
!e Tutli>lFrc Iir,. weeks civ-lv ina The -
printed al -. siI>3uT,. previous 1p said time 49,
ior hearing. ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge 81 I'r,.;.sr.
A frl!e copy 81 record.
eLss Attest ASA l. FRENCH J.l.,- oi Pret,a-..
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4 MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. E d DY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of t. Patent Office. Washington
(undrr tie Act Of 1897
i6 State Street. opposite kiiby Street,
Boston.

After an extensive practice of upwards Of twenty
years continues In Patents in the United States
Caveats. Specifications Bonds Assignments ana all Pa
persor Drawings for Patents executed liberal rrmS
and with despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign WORKS TO determine the validity utility Pa
tents or nventonSand legal Other ADVICE rendered
in all matters touching the sane. Copies OF the claims
of any Patent furnished by remiIting One Dollar A.
s!gnnent> recorded AT " ashngtorI
The Agency is not ONLY the largest in New England.
but through inventors have advantages securing
Patents, of ascertaing the paIenabilty OF inventions
unsurpassed by, il not Immediately superior any
which can be offered them elsewhere TIE Testimonial,
below given prove that is successful the
Patent Office than the subscriber and * the
hes: proof OF advantages and atv he would add that
he has abundant reason TO believe aud prove that
other office of the kind the charges profession
al services so moderate The immense practice OF the
subscriber during twenty years past has enabled him 10
accumulate vast collection Specification and official
decisions relative to patents.
These. besides his extensive library of legal and
chanical works, and full accounts patents granted
the United States and Europe render him ao beyond
All necessity of journey 10 Washington. 10 procure
patent and the usua delay there here saved
inventors.
"Iregard Mr.. Eddy as one orthe most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
andmOre capable of putting their applications in form
TO Tor them an early and favorable
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr.; EDDY has mac for me thirteen applications
on all but one OF which patents have been granted and
that is pending Such unmistakabie proof great
talent and ability on his part leads recommend all
inventors TO apply TO him to their patents
they may be sure of having the faithful attention
bestowed on their cases, and reasonable char
ges.' JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber in of hts
large practice made on twice rejected applications sx
teen appeals, every of which decided i'll his
Vel, by the Commissioner of patents.
R.. EDDY.
Boston, Dec. 2, 1861. 72-l324
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NJ ATCHES

These Matches are the only ones used by the
Royal Families, Nobility and Gentry of Europe,
and they are the only matches which should be
used by respectable families in this country; be-
ing without sulphur, odorless smokeless, var
nished. waterproof, and beautifully colored. in
fancy round boxes, and at price which brings
them into competition with the disagreeable. suf-
locating sulphurS made in this country. For
the sick room and paror they are an indispensa-
bic necessity and luxury. Imported and for sale,
wholesale and retail, by ]. NJ. 4 P. RICHARDS.
Ill COMMERCIAL. STREET, BOsTON.
07Country Merchants call ana see samples.
l7:29
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ANGEL [ BABBlTT. 4
SAM Ell IA6 Ali.S.
COMMISSIONERS MOTTO,

GEORGE nAMnN,S ESTATE
We. the subscribers. b.iil- appointed fi., - .-
Court for the district al Caledonia. C,ni> .r-
oeive examine and adjust all claims ..a -.-i,...-
persons srains The estate ~ george Damon .a;r. Ram
IA said dsiiicl deceased and the claims o The r,-
hbiii ia offset thereto, hereby give ll,tiVr lia1
from the 18Th day oi Nov 4 II l>6s. above l.-
Creditors 10 Present rhCir claims sad C,'4I-~
for examination and ai3oN and that Ill
thai purpose Al The counting re-ln II HuyT 4 a
said Barnet the Sih DAP II January neAt. aus .
Sih LAY vi pril A ID l>t3 len O'Clock =. III
sad DAYS
JONATHAN n. ABBOTT
spa3 JAMES SMILE '-..-' -
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- I \ L E OF Y Z X N o y

~ Caledonia ni>t.;,- So,
In Probate Court. held al 81 Juhnsbury wililit .l
said District on the 18th day 81 NOy. q l~s
Ala instrument pun porting 10 Zoe the last n al a- 49,
lament ui Edward A CaiVu,l- late 81 i-,l..rl. d.
district. deceased. being presented to The C,-
y Dana. ih- executor there in named. Pr,lar,
II i ordered hy said court. that all persons ,r.g,
therein Toe notified L. appear Al s->>i.Ii >.l
5e holden al the Probate Office. ia - Ju.>url .f
.1il 'iay December. l>Gs and slew Cal>. 81 an -
rlay nave. against The probate II said Kiil:i u
l'>,. II IS further ordered. that cog.v II Tn rv
This order Ice published three week, suuot>-i.ely D. 4
Cai-oiiian. printed Al 81 JUhns5uTy, irrligg> =,
time appointed for hearing.
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge 81 Pr.
4 tfle copy Of recu-d.-Afiest.
cl-2S ASA l. FRENCH, judge % r, -.-
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NOTlCE--This MAY certify that -
~ this day given nv SON, Charles Dea>. s....-.
mainder of his time during his minority. ....
claim none of has earnings. and ray no a.. p
his contracting after This date H.
EESTER = Dl1~
Geo W Cahoon. Witness. mail
Lyndon. Nov 10. 1872. -...
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rO-HNiSSIGNERS' NOTICE.
SILAS GROWS ESTATE

" f. The subscribers. being Appointed ly IL, p
w CuuEtl- r the a--TiC; oi Gsl,-tl.a Fanlri.i--5
receive examine ard al jus All clLiil.> AS, ,is
PERSONS against III" estate "a >l.a> tITU.. . -
81 John >t1Ty. ia >Al3 district deceased. ana f}te
fti- deceased exhibited in ONSET lh,.rc;a l.-r,
iIoiiC- that >iN months irIa IE+ -.gh day 80 So;
are allowed luT l5ls l,r> l. present Il.,.r
said CuIlnlS>l ,er>. lcr ~ ainilIsg1ul aid ~
that wil meet 1.'r LAT purpose. Al she
81 The deceased. ~ I,i!ii>tllrE. >gId i-T..r
9Th ag II ileUel;Il-- liz -ii-I ,lIy NJ.
J'CltcA il The a.feTnu, ,-a,fl. ,iIt>
BARRON Moo i.lgN.
at.2 Aa- CHApAlk
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I1sTRAY.

I'STRAY.
IL Came into the enclosure of the
subscriber. about the LIST of October. one year
ling colt black. and bay 2-years old. with
black name and tail, and one white hind foot
The owner is requested to pay charges and take
them away. CLOUD HARVEY
West Barnet. Nov s. 2O22
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T ANDS FOR SALE
In westmore. Vi. in the vicinity of
W l. l. OF G III BY l. A X T.

The subscriber offers for sale, in quantities to
suit purchasers. 6UOO ACRES of New Land in
the town Of wes;morc. AT prices VARYING from
s3 TO - per acre, according TO quality and lOea-
ton.
These lands are Of excellent quality. covered
with mixed growth of Maple, Beach, Birch
Spruce and Hemlock. The soil is rich. dark
loan. and will produce from p to Sd bushels OF
Wheat per acre. without manure
Westmore is near the Passumpsic Railroad. Is
increasing in population. and will event. all, be
come one of the best agricultural towns III Or
leans County.
Sllch are contemplating emigration 20 the
West. or the purchase of old WORKOUT farms al
the East. Will do we'll to take look II Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere. a liberal credit
given. GEO B. CHANDLER
Concord. y. H.. Feb 1851. Stiff
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7 OST AND FOUND I!

LOST-l0 per cent in quality and price on
every Lounge or Mattrass not made by CASINO,
O!d T. 0. building, St Johnsoury.
FOUND-!The best place to buy Lounges,
Mattresses, &c. 1t is at Casinos Upholstery
Rooms
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DACK PAY AND BOUNTY.

Back paw and bnunties due deceased soldiers,
entitled thereto by acts of Congress will be OBJ
tanned by the subscriber for 4 reasonable compen-
sation. CHARLES c. NEWELL
Eas, Bu-ke. VT July s. lS62 2tf
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CONUiSSIONERS' NHTyty
CHARLES T,rrs ne r-.-,sr.


tTE.ihe Subscribers. hril.- af1,..f7t-3 f,-. Al .
" ale Probate court i,sr nee ,ll~fflyr ,,t a--.
>ioiler> l. T--ceA =, NAN 5llt iiG adjust -
in2sd> ri all iseT>il> aIll~t he t>Ia1,.,- Afg>
FIELD lale ~ Han dNick ia >ai ysi>lgl,1 doc,
ts;ii>ai The deceased. rAiiiaf,-a IL 90. - rt.-
-ll- L,iiIe that IN 'illS ir,t rii, -. ,.s
A. lc are ALLOW 81 Tor The vIeiliJ.r> ..r,t1--I
before Us 'IiTe lviive. ii.Sf e MIL 49, t,
pose ~ the dUeliiii--h Use ri sis+ NidvN MAJ D..
HsrdTlcs- n said district. The ir>1 Nrrrs,>
GENDER and March neal al lg,,Clocl a. rllt. Ia--
each OF Said Iays-
ANGEL L BABBITT
2l-2S SAM Ell IAss Ali.S B..
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- T \ 7 + OF NERM N.
~ Caledonia Di>triyt. -
Al Pgulaie Count Ia, III ii ST : i.l>lg-> lg. -.
>ai district. oR The l'ih day 81 NVy-. 4. II. IT,.
An Instrument, lJcpuIir- L. m t- las " .-
Ie>i imcii Of Ruth 'Iillian laie e Peaci .l.l.
'rllI, deceased, being lTr>-let l. the taC de.
aAcr. The executor therein named. TOT Pr 4l,.
:. = ordered 'y said Uu5.Ir. I.!a1 all lr-T>I-
therein lee ,lHie3 :" appear Al session a. CO..
Z il"svIl III iie PROBATE Iif;iy-. IL ~ -1sl-.gN-
9TH day Oi December l-6- and CATS. 1. ..-
NAY haze against the probate 81 said ll- ir AL.
purpose If = further ordered, ttSi COl'y - tie
this order Ice published il.rre Ntyk> >UoCc-i,t,v
Clleiouidn. printed 1t ST JolIsGry. iTeyi.J, L..
time appointed ior hearing
ASA l. FRENCH. J4dse u Pr,,lai,.
A trJe Copy Uf record. Attest
ol-c5 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge oi Probate.
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ADMINISTRATORS SIZE

Will be sold at public auction a. ,he reside.
Of the late Benjamin Woodbury.. Of Coarors 55
ceased, on Wedne sday Dec l.. 1862 =, 10 r.,
a m, all the interest occupied by the la,e r., -
min Woodbury. in certain real estate. 10 VII
One halls lease lot containing fifty .r-.s r
land, more OF less, situated in Concord. aforcs,5
Also, another half lot containing fifty -
more or less, called the Wallace lot.
Also three acres of land where the house. NO.
sntc and granary, lately occupied by decca-,l
now stand.
Also lot of le5 acres of wood land and r.a.-.-
ing situated in Concord, cali Z the Sweet In
Also at same time and place various articles :
personal property such as hay, straw. one hoo
sleigh. cart. etc etc
Nv JoSLlN, Adm.
P. NAY. Auetioneor. d
NOTlCE.-Whereas, my wife, ChaS,;,,
~ Piper. having left NV 6ed and board ui-l---
Just proyocaficp, this Is 10 fortd all l,eys,-,s a.
boring or trusting her on my account.
Nh = PIPER.
Wheelock. Nov ii. 1867 .a.1--
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The nonresident p-oprietors of the town of
Victory in the county of Essex. state of Yer
mont, are hereby notified that the taxes assessed
by said town within two years preceding this date
remain either in whole or in part unpaid on the
following described lands in said town, to wit:
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WM-GRAHAM : ESTATE
THE subscribers. having teen appointed i,s a." 4
l. hl- Probate Court In The district - Caleb .f
SioiieT> 10 receive, examine, and adjust al a..-
demands OF all l,er>ali-, against the estate , F"
,IfallaI. late II Peacham. la said C-I-i,-- --'-
aid the claims Oi The deceased exhibited a. u-- -
TO- hereby give notice that six months lT;i o." "a
III Oct. A 10 l>5-. allowed ior tn trt ii''-
ent their cldiis 10 said commissioner lur rNs.
a "a allowance and tina. Will ,ectf -T fl.st ''
tN ein--houSe 81 the lat wm tI-al.aE ui p. -t.
district. %, Tie tefih Cay peceis'+I. a.. l-
DAY ci April neAi, al tea CLOCK IA tie i0-.l.' '-
Of said days.
HAZEN MERRILL. H,.-- .-
eta. TRI iMSANh.RN
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NOTICE;

~ Came into the enclosure Of Il, ..-
scrlber. on the 18th of Oct, one snail SID ! ID.
HORSE supposed 10 be l. or Is wears ola a..
owner Is requested 10 prove property pay lar.
and take him away. W IL NtjkEgl
Ryegate. Oct IA. lSti2- 49,
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CHARGES FOR DENTAL OPERATE JNS.
Full set of Teeth on Gold, SO to $50
Half set on Gold IS 10 10
Full set On Silver, 80 TO 20
Half. IS 10 20
Full Cheoplastic. - 10 GO
Half - - TO 80
Full - Vulcanized Rubber. 40 to ~
Half :. 90 to 81
Temporary upper set. 10
FILLING TEETH, ETC
For filing teeth with gold. per cavity. 81 TO 81
Tin - TO 80
For cleaning teeth. - 10 l.;5e
For extracting. -
with ether. leo
\. 3. Every operation shall give entire salts
faction. or the work need not be taken from the
Office
s. bloomsbury. Nov -. 1860.
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COLleli0te Course,

Collegiate Course.
This Course embraces BOOK keeping in all its DEPART
melts- Penmalslp. Commercial Arithmetic Business
Corresponds nee. Commercial Law. Political Economy
Comm srcal Ethics Part eT>ip Settlements, Detecting
Counterfeited and Altered Bank Notes, &C
The Spcncer!an System % Penmaiisiip i taught n al
its varieties. by the sslful masters OF the art
The Bookkeeping department j. under the special SD
rerv!-ipa and instruction OF the Principal, D. W Lowell
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This College is in way connected with any other In
The energies entire faculty are excu-
>ively devoted To- this.
The design OF this Institution i afford Young Men
opportunity for acquiring thorough practical Bust
Education.
the Books and Forms carefully arranged ty Pract
cal accountants expressly this Institution. and
Course OF Instruction such 10 combine Theory and
Practice.
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4 I G. T | O n i!

4 I G L | 0 n !
BY virtue Of 4 ticens" from the Probate Court
the undersigned. administrators upon the estate
Of Alexander Harvey. late of Barnet, deceased.
will sell at public auction. at her dwe!liug-house
in the village of MclndOeS Falls, on
Saturday, Dec. 9th, A. D. 1862,
the following described real and personal estate.
TO wit
A lot Of land at the head Of Main street in said
village containing about four acres and twenty
seven rods.
4 lot ofland lying at the right ofthe road lead
ing from said village to Ryegate. containing a.
bcrt 50 acres. suitably divided into tllagc, pas
ture and woodland
All the interest OF which the said Harvey died
seized in and to small piece of land lying be-
tween the track of The Conn & Pass. River rail
road and the Connecticut river, being an undivi-
ded half Of the same. and owned in common with
James GilchriSt.
Also. the homestead of said deceased. saving
the widows right of dover ana homestead. if
there be any, including the reversion of the dow
er. together with variety Of personal property.
consisting, in part Of lot Of
HAY, GRAIN AND STRAW,
two good cows. farming tools. &c. &c.
Terms easy, and made known at time and place
Of sale. ELIZABETH HARVEY,
Administrators.
McIndoes Falls, Nov u, 1862 1922