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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

To Know Is To ArPRovE.-Mrs s. A. Aliens
Worlds Hair Eestorer and Zylobalsamum, or
Hair Dressing are approved by thousands. They
are preparations for restoring. iuyic0ratinE
beautfyiug and dressing the Hair. They are
suited 10 both young and old. They arrest the
fall and impart a heIlthful and natural color 70
the hair. Every druggist sells them.
Oct 10 dino
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

The Commercial Nashville dispatch SAWS
sherman Is al Baylcvil.e, near Colsaw River.
pressing Hood. who L. retrcaling towards
Gadsdeu. Hood viii be compelled 20 move
north 30 tie Tennessee River, or so.ta 10
Jacksonville. lis army Is reported 30 be
destitute OF shoes AMI food.
The railroad from Chattanooga 20 Atlanta
will he repaired by Thurslay-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28


Tho 1i15r7e's Washington dispatch .lvs
The authorities OF the British Province. .eo
at length discovered in their secession friends
a source OF trouble. and arc anxious 90 be-
nd OF them. All possible SD viii be extend
cd in bringing these di-turaerzo i intarutri n-
al peace to punishment
Sec. stanton is quite III from a fever.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
WILLIAM Il. ALLEN,
CHITTEyDES COUNTY
C0URr,
September Term, 1851.


ton TELEGRAPH C0mpa- -'
DE it SHOWN, that william II. Allen of the city,
ID c.u--s and state OF New Eors, hy his writ dat
si july IBID. A. ID 1885, and made returnahlc o. the
County Court holden at Burlington within and for
the county %. tl.ttenlcn- on the 9Th Tuesday OF
eep-luI cr, .-ai brought his action against Alex
AMER llil, ni parts ua,nown ana Resilient without
The STATE, declaring against SAID BAN Do an act
u.le- tH recover the amount ola certain Judgment
by slil Allen ou the 18Th day Of August, I-1l. iu
Che supreme Court 70 the state % New York for the
Che sum oi 5lJ dollars damages and "a dollars and
30 c.lt. e SIS. which remains unpaid which said
WIZ issued against the goods cl1ttels or estate of
tae -II Balm aut also against the Vermont and
E0--au Telegraph Company "a Grafton, as the
Trustee of Che said Balm; and was duly served by
attaching. as the property ofssit Balm, $50 shares
0f tho capital stock ui said corporation, stand NJ
ire books of said corporation IN the Eame 0f
John Nacl1u gall, and Hv sulCu1uinz said corpora
tou ls such Trustee which said wit was duly en-
tere. IN -Aid Court &c the return day thereof and
said corporation appeared ami malo disclosure uf
certain effects in les hands, but l- appears that the
same ore claimed ns tIcsliI John Muciousall and
tlerCuuHn said Court old appoint Rupel ). TAFT,
E-. commissioner t0 take Che disclosure Of said
Trustee. aII 90 hear, examine and determine all
que- ious arising IN respect % the liability Of said
Trustee an Che rrht OF slli claimants and neither
the said alin OF Che said Macdougall having APP
nrtrai OF made answer o. Sdi4 action. and % up-
bearing that they were absent from this state at
'-e time VI the service Of said wit, and have not
returned within the same or hat personal notice Of
tle bringing or peudency eI this sutif IS ordered,
that NOT. co be given o. the said Alexander BAN
AMI O. the 1id John Maciou-all 0fthe pendency Of
saI action aud the substance thereof and what has
been done therein. 10y publishing the same ana this
order for three weeks successfully in the During
ton Free Press a newspaper published in said
Burlington the last Of which publications shall be,
n % said Balm 40 least twenty 3, and as 70 said
Mactougai at least sxty uays before the next term
OF said Court. 90 be holden at said Burlington on
the -st Tuesday OF April, l.55. % which this cause
il continued at which term said Balm is required to
appear and maec answer % said action, and said
Macd0ueall 10 appear and make good his claim TO
the effects In the hands Of said Trustee.
Dated at Burlington 10 the County " Chittenden
this 18th day Of October, lSGf.
a J. HOWARD, Dep. Cfk.
DAN'L ROBERTS, Atty.
WINS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

Hiram r Bickiord, Of the lOth Vermont
Regiment, died at the Soldiers Rest in fnis
city, Sunday morning Rev. II. NJ. Pars rs
cinlnctd the funeral services at tnr Rest,
at % clock the same afternoon, and tie t.
mains were taken to Waterbury. Vt. on the
early train yesterday morning. iIr Bicki1rd
mad four sons in the army; hut mot content
with that representation, gave Ills personal
services and lie 20 MS country. lie had been
at the Rest three weeks, too Ill to be taken
home, but his wife WAS present with him TO
cheer ms last hours.-SDriHgfe field Repujhcau.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
wINTERING CATTLE.

THE Subscriber has On hand Seventy-hve Tons
1 good upland meadow hay, and would like 70
take Cattle or Sheep to feed for the Winter
For terms apply 70 ,,.. .-,,,,x,
Essex, Vt, Sept. Il, 1861 w6w-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

For she credit o. the chief magistrate Of The
notion, ~ for ;has Of the nation itself, we are
z.ai that this injurious story, a. long suffered TO
pass uuc0utradare.. Is At last officially denied
Scrna.. OCT. Isl.
THE Satinel has at last been compelled 90
admit thr. thn SANDER upon she President
which it so eagerly latherei. was without a
shadow Of foundation It's concern for the
credit Of the nation and It's chief magistrate
would nave been best shown Try taking lit
81 pains to ascertain the fslsitv Of the story.
which never had respectable origin or en-
dI-.a-. before publishing it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

THE preliminary proceedings upon which
the parties are to he brought up ior ezamin-
alton ia,e commenced. They are only the
Identification IF the prisoners and the preIa-
ration OF Ia.e-s Tie Canadian authorities
are active and friendly. Itappears taat tac
party -ad no commission with them The
leader processes great confidence n tle En-
eii-h .'ud.cilr-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

! letter informs Us that private John {.
Sherman of the Sd Vermont, said TO Dee Of
this place, is in Hospital at Beverly, New
Jersey, having come up from City Point
The writer suppose that bis friends are IL
norant Of his whereabouts or condition. and
recommends that some of them 20 70 him at
once.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

OPENED THIS BAY.
Plain and Fancy shifting FIanHeis-
CLOIHS,
SHfTVLS,
B.fLyNOR-4L SKIRTS,
DRY GOODS, &c, &c.
tu are invited to call and examine goods and
silt Plccs -
Sept lGth.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

ItAAfE into the enclosure n the subscriber on or
- about the 18th of September last, three Calves,
tso red and one red, with white spots. The owner
Is requested o. prove the property pay tAe char-c,
and take them away.
SMITH WRIGHT.
ST. George, Oct. D.. l-1f. wI1wl-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
shat,uck Il FIanagan's.
$50. UNION BLOCK,

and purchase one " their new style Gents Hats
W. Iaseal-i ou hand AMI teil stN gold Is iall-
l-. t.n'tyll see i-' very large and choice az
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
LINEN DANIAsEs
~ a z IA + ~ y q.

II ST ap1l1. --ss % cheap Linen Dlmas<. for
- Table spreads. very low, also Linen Napkins
ard nuckahuc Towels, together with lot Of Crash
T1velng, si shtly damaged by Water, for sale very
cheap.
Housekeepers viii here find some useful goods at
about old prices, az
LYMAN'S.
SAINT 18th
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

WILL be sold at Public Auction on Tuesday,
w N0v. SO, at the residence of 5. Il. Weston, in
WinoosA Falls two Mares, which cane into the
enclosure OF the subscriber the 2lst Of June and
irruour1od in Burlington advertised. but never
c1led n-. 5. H. WESTON.
net 18th. caW2w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

rEwilsleIs Vi very nice Ee,ns A.
a No . Union Block.
-,1IlGEu lecf SsIu.l and Ha..but for sale At
Vs. vs. DREW s. son.
o.- Is.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

CtsME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on or
y about the 18th September last tra-gcar old
Ieiier black with waite belly The owner IS zee
quested 10 prove property, pay charges and take
her away.
SMITH WRIGHT.
81. George Oct Is, 1854. wi7w3-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
News of the War.

!
IF zen Grants appreciation of the victory a G
= Cedar Creek is expressed IN the following
Cry Porxr Oct oo-sp
Hon. T.. u. Stanton
y Il,,5. s,l.,o.,f...,.. t....,,-..,
= e,,.b ID -i.. - - = 'in
H. , -. - ~ l',ii'l =. % : ler
~ 7 r.. -. - ''I'i 1 "a "a
sbls-. ,r CT. '-'''-' 0''' - 'ii'
rs cDN-r
3 - 49, -
. i.''-' 0'''
o Sunday. wliIr,d them and drove them out
Of Snake Gap. On Monday Gen Sherman
. started ,5u'arard in pursuit Of the rebels by
W., W.. 81 nt'ominS'on valley \ dispatch OF
i,'','laF ir'm CAa'ianoo-a states that Col
rebels capturing Cen. Yum and a isr re
number of prisoners. On tie l2,h the same
cavalry charged Roady command at Rome
VIVA sabre, Aillins and capturing number,
taxing AL tnelr artillery and scattering the
Remainder De all directions
Rebel a...-r,s ,.,-. .t.+ ~, rt,.
yr,r.. ,I,..,,.7,i -, -.
ar, tl,,. p..l....l - '-- 60 ii'"
,,.t,r,. ,,.,..-,..l - 'i-' I'm,
fh-,,. ,.,,,l .,,.i - - P'''-' VI
Ts,s gi,r.,.,-.,7 -.
or bc ,,- r -.''''''', ''5s '.e Isf'It
prisoners Is wirtout toUnf.tion '''
'NS- '..'S' WHO" was entirely susf ended IN
'i.'l ''''S mas "een Resumed again. and tho
A'-.'.-' 9'..iI-,a' as Tie danger is believed
'' '' l''ss,e 10 was the opinion at head
f..i'.7 l',,,' '''f Ie'ei' md no intention Of
ID rfa %.
1917, merely 10 cover tl,. rna-.1 oi mons ;nro
kutlcsv Tlcre Was NJ. r..s,l G.-.... within
li,e miles of che CITY.
DErAervr,r. W ,.ri.e7ov
October -.
I r., In. H.. NJ:
r.. f.,,..,..;,,.- .i...-.,,.i..
bc,r ices. isl r-a,, e.. So 's
,-..-,.--- d, ,,.
nm N'' - '-N'
10 L. ueTi- 4. y ErGnt
pursued tue enemy nearly 10
Mount Jaca'o"- winch point be reached dur
ing tHe nlSu' 'i the I5in and -0th without
au Organized regiment of ils army. From
me accounts "l our prisoners who have esca-
- ., S.-'1'''s' ''t l'1- Nas ooi1piete
- ''i' 'i'Ae anu I''ue
.t.i... ,-."" '-' -'c '''l''-l'ls on
- +i.,.. NM, Wv .',.'''' ''9
ar. - '.., ',,.'', "i-'. -iiili
.-.'i ...,.'.,i-, -'.''9'
,...,. INV. -. '',
i... - Ban '-A qua. No'
l.,,.-r-..i nv .l....-.-,-..{ 81
morning turned 20 our '.Htass a- much as
though the whole movement bad been plan
ned Ihe only le,rc- .ly. is the csi turc in
re early mclnin- 10. from 500 O. 1000 men.
am now sending 90 -1e Nar Dr,ar-mcut I'D
battle iug,. TIE less o.. artillery in the
morning WIS seven rom Crook. eleven from
Emory and six iron Wright From alI CHAT
| can lcarn / think that Early reinforce
mcnts were less than 10000 men.
j. II SERBIAN, Nai. Cen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

"A. William, home from the war?
W lere is the brother vino went with you :
''Ah ne We left our mother together.
pne q as was kil.e5. HrV can bea5 10 tell
ier Nlicl one il was 90
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

tine wro Is half man, half dog, viii low
he r,h and how-wow TO tie poor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
* r. s. " r ID Us
RHEUMATIC LENE7sEl-S 4.

attention .r-... public IS called % this most
excellent Hrs.l L.i--s..-, rs "a perfect and specify
Oh. -r aela- .a. pains thar -ee-i is Den ID
RHEU 1IATISN
I-ef .ra .---rl--.H ai the lulis. arr sing from
clra- Hy 4--w H'--.es v.
...E . Rheumatic Lal--u--
spRAfNs
t-,..H.ar bg ar a,.r-.z-en-i1l and sudden re-
... tI. ..r-..a--Is cured ~ q few bottles 10
haHH Rheumatic L----elt-eglaiy good ~
NEURALGIA.
.ca-rl.n. IS caused ng an Inflammation OF
t.cr.-s us-.- Instantly eurei by applications
.. ... lallEal-- Imminent.
pLEURfSE
r...r .ar.ul-fo1 0ftae lining " the r.hs-is cured
... aa bottles ol la-le. 81. Rheumatic Ll-iiiucrt
BRUISES
A., c.asel by O. sudden pressure q tle eesh ant
...I. ..u-.. the t---ue--.s instantly relieved Hy
k.aa IS Rheumatic L.nimert-
CRANIP
T.r contraction 10 ne mu=sI-s caused by a sudden
-.Hut-c OF -le nervous Guii, which prevents AMI
ul. .-e BIAS l- o. ircellE--s curel 'i ie" 4Pii--
cations 0i helleIysi- hclma--c Linlnout
BILIOUS collie
-.-...l fva neuralgia I'm the stomach ant hoEeit
...e u.Isr Ianlgl ut leune'y 's Rheumatic Liul
l...L Il warm water every half hour until cured
sO0THART AND HOARSESEsS.
f-H r..sai Hr lu nHL4-sl drFLess Of the glands
-.ts piece W lauucI win Kennedy Rheumatic
IHI 10. apply no Il GOING TO p-'ls anu on VIII &c
wei. .a Gle morning
HEADACHE AND Tu8OBBiNC OF
THE TEMPLES.
c1asal hya pre- lre from inscus.hie pcrsuizsg.'n
i,.1rei ~ few applications " Kennedy Rhsl-
aisle Eminent.
WEAKNESS OF TIE BACK
Follow tlc direction m the circular around each
h.rtlo.
FOR AZ ULCERATEDS SORE THROAT
You VIII tascono teasp1oufIl Of the Lniment and
fIl teseuoonfls of water. Gar-ie the throat twice
dav. In q few days 10 viii be well. This one
tc- spoonful viii be worth dollar % you.
FOR BRONCHITIS.
And All inflammation n the throat, tonsils ana pal
rt-. with dry hacking cough, you viii dilute the
LIai1leat with four or five times It's bulk Of water
10 thehroat,d swallow he moisture. TAi'
uf.s
rffs Ind Tor TO1rHACHE, EARACHEE SWElLEn
Ft,rar.. INFLAMMATION Of every kind. Every FAM
Ivsl1uII have full supply for the winter
l'aulfctlrci by DONALD kENNEDY, 70 X,u
4ss r-.cc 80 cents
April end dawisly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
HORACE wADsyoRrH,s ESTATE.

TO the Hon. the Probate Court for the District OF
calvin +. Robinson of South Hero in said district
OF Grand Isle Administrator Of thsls.ate O1IIOrace
"adsHorth, late Of south Hero deceased, beg leave
70 apply to your Hon. Court for license to convey
Chauncey Smith, OfAlburghin the County OF Grand
Isle the MaRsi0ls House. and the lands thereto be-
longing. together with the buildings thereto belong
ing AZ Alburgh springs, and II possession Of said
Chauncey smith more particularly described in a
bond or Contract Of the said WadswOrth, dated lss
Cay OF september 4. ID. 1855.
which said premises said Wadsworth was az the
time OF his death and in his life time under con-
tract, binding in law and equity to Deed 10 said
Smith.
GILES HARRINGTON,
Atty for Ladi & Robinson.
Alburgh, 18th Oct. 1854.
STATE OF VERMONT, ut is ordered by the
DISTRICT or GRAND IsLE, IS. L Probate Court for
the district Aforesaid, that all persons concerned be
notified % appear before said Court II session
thereof o. be holden az the Probate Office North
icIo On the 18th day Of November next at 20 o'clock
T. VI anu show cause, Il any thew NAV have, why
the ilerts AMI authority requested in the foregoing
Application Should not be granted. and or that pur-
pose, the said application together with this order
ne pu1lished M the Burlington Free Press, printed
a. burlington, three weeks successfully, as soon
may te.
In witness whereof have hcreunt1 affixed the
seal OF sad Court and sbscr bed my name At North
liero in said district this 18th day Of october A. D.
1854.
tL.sJ a. KNIGHT, judge
WI-WJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

New explanation Of the golden mean
o. AVE gold. and be too mean 20 use It.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

gentlemen Of the jury" aid the learned
coroner - Gentlemen OF Ihe Jury IN TIN.
r. ingue-- rhra 'ints is ta De- considered
Aow aiI tnis corp cUme 10 IL death W as
It, trsf, by accident or secondly, by incl
dent OF, thirdly, by the hands Of the mend
uory.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
KERosENE OIL.


n Wholesale and Retail as cheap a. can De
4 ..u .lt elsewhere, az
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

F 800. r. ~, ~ III, ~. ,...,s ,-.u ~
Iii al r.5..,,...-'., -
H.. 90 - - ~,
-.
mi:--,,, cl.-.
- ' - IN. -,
no. 1"-.-,'y DE referred To tAe Home Govern
mrut
... Canadian aurboriri,s show every dis
i--- ''- '-0 4"N ii-i '' ''''''s
81. JOINS, Oct. 9th.
Tile preliminary PROCEEDINGS uron which
r......:.....-. l-....t. r...-...;..
aii'h -@'r commenced The! age on-t the
T Identification # the prisoners and the urera-
r.-... -,.,...-. TI. C---f,.,, GU. r'....i..
are "a-!'e "H' iri'hlly- IL appears ,-'l '"'
party .ad no commission with thcm. The
I.44.- r-aa...as front c,rf9er.. In r... En-
,.-
gas" 'I-''''-'
MoNTrHiEE. ocr. D..
Nir. ,Vhcel,-.f Soutb Hero introduced "a
+ ,..,, .r-. ..............-.. .t...........
'-
/ rating o'a,e University ana Associate We
f lcrc-. Tue amendment provides for OBJ. ia-
........-.-,... ......-.+. ,..,-...i.,.-.r 90.
stead oi % STATE ni'efsiiy. Inc trustees o-
I Norwich Ju'sercity and OF the University of
Is prospect t.a- Norwich will unite with
-l... ,.i.--.. y-,.....- ~, ,.c.,.ti,,.. rl...
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
lloNrrELirE. Oct %

N0NTFELlEE. Vct- =.
lir. Wheeler of South Hero introduced
bin thi- morning TO amend the act uc.-r-
rating q Safe University and Associate C.l-
legc-. Tue amendment provides for the ia-
corporation o. separate Agricultural iu-
stead Ola State University. The trustees Of
Norwich Jn.'er,i.y and Of the University of
Vermont meet here to-day TO consult. There
Is "a rru.I.., taa- Norwich Will unite with
the University of Vermont in accepting the
condition o. t.r acc pa--ei last year to ia-
corporate -ac University
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
CIDER MILLS.


lust received another lot OF family Cider Ii
d At
Der. Do. PEIRCEs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

Ger. Rosecrans' depot of supplies isatWar-
rcnsburg, Mo. and is garrisoned BIZ division
II the 18th Army Corps, under Col. Moore,
33d Illinois.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

rTl..s llg rec-.FeIat
RI PERSONS.
U.t lH.l-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
MAGAZINES.

" II. ! Il \ Is.
" fllEl-S i.r November
j nH..-'-
L4.ps Friend
Received by E.A.FCLLEB.
FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR.
fI1I- .s.enrltel E0selil.e Flour kept constant.
I .r band. Also. aIl other kinds 60. Spriu- AZ
u.a..- Wheat lou-. no
WARNER G ADAMS,
O..-- Soc Union Bio
AE1Ea, Magazine no. November.
] j Ll..'- I.HE
r..ts BOOK tf Fashion
a-ceiselat UUNTlNGTONS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
%DRY GODDESS
is hereby informed that at
ED sb:FRD B.fREOss-S,

Goods are selling alta small advance on pressn
value without regard to cost, and in confirmation o
this statement all are invited TO call and examine
goods and prices.
oct. -,h. dawf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
SELLING At CoST

HAS CEASED O, be an inducement to purchasers
II in these days when the price OF everything
has so much declined.
Any one wishing to purchase anything in the way
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

.-f .e.-,tl .1- i1 our line We Keep constantly On
f... Uae asslr-ueut " GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS tl- largest and best ever oGered DO this
~
Opposition is the life Of trade.
C...aI see Us Call and see u.s. eve don't
......-i uIch."
sIATTUCE & FLANAGAN.
U.. dluCs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28

Gen. Grants appreciation of the victory E
Cedar Creek is expressed IN the following
CRY PorST. Oct 20-S pm
Hon. Z. w. Stanton
had salute OF one hundred guns from
each % the armies here fred in honor OF Sher
ldan iast victory. l. stamped Sheridan
what havc always ti1aSht hin. one # the
ahies; % Generals
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-10-28
G. l. o Y Z =
-. ca.pet -. vaIi.e..

over rret "a OBJ. market. Styles aaI prices er
-.l. t..l-.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-29
CAT A II II ii !!

THE SENSE OF TASTE AND SMELL RESTORED
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-29
AGRICULTURAL.


/. The farmer who does not return to his
fields a dressing more than equivalent to the
crops gathered ibereirom, IL as unwise and
thoughtless as be who would neglect to feed
the horse that was to carry him on journey.
In both cases diminishing the ability OF faith
iRl servant TO minister to his wants.
III. The hushan Imam who obtains from
field not properly MANFRED, small yield OF
grain, when by sufficient manuring he might
have obalned large one, is selling his labor
at halt lis value.
III. 10 all cases keep the best products oil
your farm, whether of grain or stock, for your
own use, that Improvement in each may result
theretrom. IL three poor sheep VIII bring as
much as one good one, Keep the one and sell
the three.
". Do not permit the remains animal or
vegetable substances 10 decay ahout your
dwellings. but incorporate them with the soil
or the compost heap, thereby securing the
comfort aud health OF your fanny and adding
TO The attractiyeness of your home.
Y. Having things near enough Of
ten causes much trouble. The head board to
farmer As cart was "near enough" conse-
quently It came out in passing over a jolt, and
with it halfthe potatoes. The keys to Mr.. b.
Wagon were rather small, but they were meal
enough" so they worked loose and the wag
gon and horse got wrecked trgether Ia going
down hill. The bar TO Capt. C's COW pasture
was too short and yet il was "near enough
bur 1t dropped out one day and the cattle goi
through aud destroyed his grain. Ii Is better
and cheaper In the end, even IL It does take q
little more time, to have things just right.
Maine Farmer.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-29
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This is 20 certify that have been cured Of tAe
Dropsy Of Gfteen years standing BY Mrs. MGacaes-
ter. have been to physicians in Boston. New YORK
and Philadelphia. They all told me that they eouli
do nothing for me, unless they tapped ne, and a.
sured me that BY tapping / could I've but q short
time. had made up my mind to 90 home and live
as long could with the disease, and then de- On
my way homo stayed ever night In Portland with
o friend Of rhine, and told them what my mind vss
regard to my disease. They finally persuaded "
to 20 and sec Mrs. Manchester. SIZE examined me
and told me my case exactly.
was much astonished TO think that she told mo
correctly. that told her that woGd take her msd.
cines, net having the least ssith that they would
any good or that should get the slightest relief
from any course whatever; finally took the uaeds-
cine and went horne. In one week from The tire
commenced taking the medicine, had over thres
salleas OF water pasB in hours and my feb
low sufferers may be assured that IL great relief
to me. had no. been able 20 lie down In bed at
night before this for two years. BOW can lie dor
with perfect ease. have taken her medicine (
eight months, and am well any eouit : i
to be- aud no signs Of dropsy. wcgid advtkt .
that are sick 20 90 and consult Mrs. HaHeherss
even If they have been given mp BY other 1 =
siosans. have seat her number Of eases CT OIL
diseases. and she has cared them also. Go and
for yourselves. had no fzith. bat nov my fAiil.
cannot h shaked In her SKIN in telling ard curins
dissase. CsARLEs S. HARRISON.
SARAH T. HARMON.
MARY A. HAkNon.
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