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NyroRCEsTER's ROYAL oVsRr
DICTIONARY.
HE BEST DICTIONARY ExTANT.

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a pound Of butter and the same guam
tity of sugar, stirring them we'll to-
geiher;lpnq astoflrieh cream will ,be
better than Nilk aud butter, beat eight
eggsSeYy hght,'end add,tipen erqulunl-
ly to the other Ingredients alternately
with the pumpkins; then stir in wine
glass .dfrSAhtes alal two sgasscs OF
wine mixed together, a large teaspoon
ful Of powdered mace and cinnamon
mixed, and 'efeated nutmeg Hay
ing stirred the whole very hard, put it
into -ssla,tterctf aish Ina bnkcit Three
quarters of an hour.
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gfarmers' department.
About Winter. SQuashesoo


Several varieties of Squash haspI
Beensfayoritss with the paplie from
time to time, bat WEI are acquainted
with none That las. SO many good
qualities f9g The table 'qs chs, Hubbard
Many, yareties are. larger and more
prolific, but most cfthein' arc'nior4 Or
less wutery sSna ahaye d. rbhl fav@
that is, Objectionable. The pure Hub
hard is small with ratherIa rough ex-.
terror, 4 hard shell, ana is a dark
green icolon Those chat hayc boon
raised from impure seed arc larger.
AUD much llfndsoiAer in. appearance,
but sli'below the shell is greatly info.
rior to that FROM tHe pdtt' seed. fhd
pure AuhRarS WHOM rpokedssopj
Ta'6aclies very nearly in flavor and
quality the,sweetsp otatoT I6Eis dry,
mealy and rich peated Like 1.-The
SethdEhmohe pears, ielisissnioil, Init
nevertheless the pripce Of the Squash
tribe.
kThe Boston Marrgg fssntf pxeellent
Sluash, srpall,. Of a.feddish or yellow
color and with meat something like
the Hubbard, bat not equal 10 IT, II
ishnofea prolihcq aud the wires have
'1ess locomotion," or insdne time. will
stop running, which the Hubbard is
not inclined to do. Both varieties
keep well and may be had all through
the winter and spring, if a little care
istaken'in properly stofing for winter
use The SQUASH should be gathered
before .frostf ii .disilses cold and a
very slight 'fost Injuries its Keeping
qualities. They should.not be stored
insslamp eellms,o for, here they soon
decayaAtbey keep l'est ina moderately
el9sltt "a -
warm ninl,fifw atmosphere
The "courtin" scene il. tic .Biselow
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HARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAG

CrItlral Nolioes n "a Isess


Cfitical Notices II he PRESS
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nor the million more enterprising friend THAI
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The following advertisement ap-
pears in a late number of the London
Times :--"Janc, your absence VIII ruin
all think of your husband, your pa
rents, your children, all of whom have
colds. Return--nll may yet be we'll
happy. At any rate enclose the key
Of the cupboard where Walren's Cough
Balsam is. osror
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While Dr. Samuel Johnson was
counting his intended wife, in order to
try her he said that he had no proper
ty, and once had an uncle that was
hanged, To which the, lady replied
that She had no more property, and,
although she never had relative that
hanged she had number that de-
served l1s . A ssETggE Q gggazE sEaEK'
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H. A. sow LEs, Attorney and Counsellor At
Mrryin's Store, Qately occupied Inv VIE" =
SoMles) st. Adams, Vt. "ii'o
~ = r. wan attend TO Collections, and prosecute
niairls against the United States for Arrears If
pp"s,or bounty % Soldiers, Widows and Invalds
T@F'''' w. ~ 3-tf
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SUBSCRIPTIONS
tI ata 1865.


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NO whom BID may C0ncern.

This is to certify that c. s. Bradley. Of this
place, has the past summer upholstered 81.
iukes Chutch, IN st. Adams, VT, and finished
the job 70 the entire satisfaction Of the yestrv
and the upholstering COMMITTEES, and they would
holsteror.
J. s. WEEKS,
Jun. Warden and Upholstering Committee
60 Of st. Luke's Church.
et' Adams Oct. 10, 1851. f3-tf
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Observation-Disclosures.

The Publishers have perfected system of
mai5lmg by which they can supply the MAGAZINE
eelYe Their periodicals directly from the Office of
publication
Inc postage ON HARrER's MAGAzISEis "a cents
year which must be paid at the Subscribers
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FJlHE United STATES cHnfsTrAN


rINgE UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN
i COMMISSION would inform the patriotic
the philanillpPis and ShfistiaIypsn and womefl
of the Country al its work and it, wants. ~
Ii cares for the bpdy md the soul as did Christ
when ON earth, BY its delegates who go with
out pay aud frnm lpyd, hospital stores home
comforts and reading matter are given directly
10 those who need them together with such
personal miuistrations and religious instruction
as each case may require and the Gospel Is
preached at every opportunity.
In tbe haepltB \, honsthe lattlorfelds, hndin
the ea,nps NJ the strong and Brave the deie gates
are Welcomed by surgeons, officers and men, and
thor labors have, III the Judgment or those
wcn-intormed, saved thousands of lives and
Nen blessed TO the conversion Of thousands of
souls, besides raising the morals of the army
and strengthening the links that bind The soldier
ca bis home r. aHtsf 49,
II has tho confdenee of tie Government and
all the facilities from ii that military exigeneics
viii allow. ~ fiff if .
Its affairs are managed NJ business men who
give their services. Railroads aud telegranis
are nee to it; the Bible society gives its publica-
lions; lint religious reading matter must be l,ur-
chased, and the demand Is far hey ond the ability
OF the Commission to meet "
deiegdfcs: stores 10 Dc diStribmedby nem-iioney
t0gurchdSe redding matter.
The aim.is 10 have no large balance IN the
oontrbdtions shi aio% th5Fe being no oSteS-
siye and complicated system, of agencies that a
/ change would seriously affect.
s Money and stores lplsy be sent to GEoRGE IL.
I STUART, ii Bank Street, Philadelphia.
\ In New England, money may be sent to JosEpn
Story, ll2 fremont Street; Stores TO L. T. Row
LAND, 5 fremont Temples; Letters 70 CHARLES
I DLNoND, Court Street, all In Boston,
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nanper Of SAVING The seed.


FEEDISG MucH Cows AND BEEF Car
TIEAA As a general thing, cattle that
are fed for beef and cows kept for
mich are not fed.high enough TO OBJ
tain the greatest profit. Itrequires a.
great amount of food to sustain life,
and an excess must be given if we OBJ
tain fat, or a good amount of milk.
When animals are fed but little
more than is necessary to keep them
in a stationary aondition, 5butlittle fat
is laid on and bat q moderate increase
of milk is given, This, is poor econr
omy, as it would require bat a little
additional food, to more, than, double
the increase of fat and milk, If
there is any profit in feeding cattle for
market, or, in the production OF butter
and cheese, it certainly viii pay, much
betterto feed heavily, than by trying
to .economize by feeding sparingly.
Beef cattle, or mich COWS, may be
fed all that they can consume, and
yetsnetlay on fat, or give. hut a small
quantity. of milk. 1t is not the
amour. Of food given, but the quality,
that makes the increase and profit
Nothing is equal to grain to produce
fat;a therefore, 1T is the cheapest food
that we can use, for the flesh. of ian
animal that has been fattened in d
short space of time, is much prefer-
able as food to that Of a creature that
has been q long time preparing for
thesslarnbles; md, of course, such
beefwillmeet with a, ready sale and
command a good price. An animal
fattened intlie shortest possible space
of times consumes less food to Law on
one hundrea pounds Of flesh, by at
least pne-third, than it wondo il fed
twice the length OF time to attach the
same weight. ~ - q,
Milk may be produced abundantly
by feeding COWS tnrnips, 'beets, carrots,
cabbagsso apples, potatoes. etc They
are bstter than s fain think; atleast,
when fed during the winter, however,
generous mess given daily of wheat
brah-is Excellent Corn on corn meal
is not generally believed TO be a
GOOD milk producer, its tendency is to
make fat.seRed dover hay, aud corn
stalksare much better milk producers
thanamothy hay, or most other kind,
of dry fodder Regular milk ing and
kindtreatment cannot be disregardet
without showing serious effects. Cor
Rurd Aaerica,l Z az So l,of 49, i'e
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NOTICE TO .a
HOUSE KEEPERS 1!

FINIE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully ipform
the inhabitants of st. Adams and Vicinity
that he is now occupying rooms oTerJ. $. Weeks
store, whore he is prepared to do
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A Complete Pictorial History Of the Tns.
"The hest. cheapest, and most successlul
Family Paper in the unionn
ARPER's WEEKLY, SpLTNpmlI
M IfSI'i( AisT- r,


'f"tcN ApttreS - Ufe Pgt.s.
"Tho best Family Paper published in the Cr'.
cd States ~ Ne7r lon,ioa idraTiai.
The MODEL MN sPArER of dur coantrs caa
plctc in. all the departments ~ an Amfu7a
Family Paper HtRrrBs MEEKLY has esnd
Tor Itself q right to its title, a JOURNAL o.
CIVILIZATION e. " I Ereipg PoH
"ihi paper furnishes ice 5ca dtfywnl
Our failure Historians viii enrich tltmscyi. 3
Of ilafper's Weekly long after Nr.teIs sua g...t
ers ard publishers are turned 80 dast"-A J.
EcaasGtst.
"a necessity jan every hguschold, "-bes
Irpasct P. a 4NY
1t is az once a leading political and bs'or.a
apnahst of The nation f'iHndfsfiil Pics
Tho best OF its class IN America. -blaa
IrdrcRef.
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It's Exemption from State or Municipal
Taxation,

But aside from all the advantages we have
enumerated, special Act of Congress ercmPis
0Nb0nds and Treasury Notes from iocGl tQrofiJa.
On the average this exemption IS worth abqut
two per cent. per annum., according to the rate
Of taxation in various parts of the country.
1t is believed that no securities o.icr so great
Inducements tn lenders ns those issued by the
goyermRcut, Lpallotler forns Ol ind,ltedhess
lie Faith or ability Of fnivnte parties. on stock
companies, or separate communities. only, Is
pledged for payment while the whole population
of the country isheld to secure the discharge Of
all obligations of the United States.
While the government offers the most liberal
terms for its loans, il believes that the very
strongestappea viii be to the loyalty and patri
Otisnt of the people. s0
Duplicate certificates viii bc issued for all de-
posts. The party dcpostiug must endorse up
on the original certificate the denomination If
notes required, and whether they arc to he issued
in bank or payable to order. Whom so endorsed
il must be left with the officer receiving the de-
pOsit to be forwarded 70 the Treasury Depart
ment.
SuBscRIP11oNs WILL BE RECEIVED by the Treas
urer Of the United States, at WASHINGTON. the
several Assistant 1reasurcrs and designated De
pOsitories and hy The HHaI f
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Convertible into per cent. $40
Cold Bond.

in addition to the very liberal interest on the
notes for three Year,, this privilege Of conversion
than nue pr cent premium, and before the war
the preItiitnn on siN per cent. L. $. Stocks was
over twenty per cent. 1t viii be seen that the
actual profit on this loan, at the present market
rate, is not les7 tipntsp per cont .per ararum
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sss -Agp the chinlk crook peeks hung.
Which shows that Down East farm
ers have "a due appreciation Of the
vegetable either for ornament OF use
But these doubtless were Summer va
rietiss, and ifiso, weigot hint Of their
manner Of savihstile seed. % ,s.. 3
1f you have,a closet warmed by. the
kitchn stove ior some place where
theairsi is uniformly warm, and dry,
the squash may be easily saved through
the Winter, We have kept them in
this without trouble until April, and
tosall appearances they might have
keptlmuch longer. M h anA
The Hubbard squash is "a delicious
vegetable. and is worth little, extra
trouble. in storing va Utiea Herald sa
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. AL

BANS, VT,
and by all National Banks which are repositories
of public money and
All respectable Bank and BANKERS
throughout the country VIII give further nfol-
nation and
MFoRp EvrRg FAcI11rY 10 sunscR1BERs.
~ am
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BEWARE OF ooUNTERFHITs :
and be sure that the packages are labeled
KENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE

s..--.l54 Reade Street, New York, -.--
as there are numerous. counterfeits ahoat under
the name Of Genuine East india Coffee" orig
insl East India Coffee, etc. put forth by impos-
ters 70 deceive the 1inwary ga ttrt rs
In III. packages and in boxes OF 80. GO and
100 lbs, for Grocers and large Consumers Sold
by Grcccrs generally.
Orders from eotntrF Groccrs solicited, to
whom q very liberal discount will be made.
Wholesale Agents. Hoeiish & Nolan and ".
Hciss z Bro, Philadelphia Praucis II. Perry,
Providence: \. L. Waite X Co.. Boston; Pnchon
II Lee Springfield Mass; ;. n Calender, Buf-
ialo; Gordon BIAIlau n Co, Cleveland; g. A.
C0lter& Co, Cincinnati; /. Al. w Bum, Spring
field, H.; II. Il. Shields, Corydon, Ind; and [.
c. Garbed, Chicago
The American Advertising Agency, 30S Broad
way \. Y, viii receive orders for the above
named Coffee. .
Business Dep. Corrcsp. Den.
". ALVoKD. FOWLER " SyELLs.
July 8, 1864. 17-]gI
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THE NORTH AMERICAN Rr,,rv
which has for tlio last ten years been IN .,,.
Quoted 10y DR.. Peabody passes nowintotbesg ~.
rial charge of f 'll
PRoF. JAmEs RUSSELL Lowell and
CHARLES ELioT NonruN. Faa
goptlomen who, for sound aud elegant s,b1.
ship, have achieved an enViable r,itits,; '4i'
in this country and IN Europe and vlns1.sg a
education, and experience cininently omit, ny
for the position they have assumed
OF the former, il may be said that hi. 49,.
in the periodical which, under his oii,o,,i9'
reached the summit Of its fame. surrss,,
ugor and force those of any contribuof
,Cu the lattor, that he has ''add,d re,, h..
to the name he bears BY the extent and ,sg'.t
OF his knowledge. and by the force and d.
which he has exhibited, both ns a writer ss4
speaker
And Of both, that their thorough lov,,, b.
the liberal institutions of our country. adj
sympathy With tho progressive oleinen, * N.
times, renders them peculiarly fitted tn Conn.
THE RRvItw, which hns BY Competent ATM
I been pronounced - ~
! "T1e TeGtfing literary OiGan If Nis c,.,3- u
/ and Of which 1t has been said that
! IN has not lis Equal ia America, nor u.s. 4.
~ NE IVDAL"
/ THE NORTH AaERICAN REVIEW will nsr.,
/ IN the hands ~ its new editors its es.ai6.l
reputation for independent criticism. and 4,
wen considered opinions in politics and ltg
ature. M
( In Discussing political and social questions s.
spirit Of Tn REVIEW viii be thoroughly r,;is.
I al and loyal. 1t viii sdefend and iliustrst. 4.
distinctive principle on which the institution I
! America are founded.
1 In literature, it viii avail itself Of the best n.
teial of thought and scholarship which h
country can supply
In it, criticism il wiil have no ends To .sr.
but those Of sntfnd learning aid good moral.
Bound by strong associations TO the pas n
4 sympathy With the present. hopeful fr ue q.
tire, THE REVIEW will do its part in the inttns.
tal movement of the times.
The NORM AMERICAN iiTyfEw "a pnblisl
Quarterly, on the first DAYS OF January. Arl
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EARitAR nnornEus, mon MER-

n tI CHANTS.
I ]eaieis ~ Nails, Glass, Oils, Paints. Aericul-
tqfsl lo9ls, which We oilsa al a low cash figure.
- Corner Lake and Main streets.
T. 81. Adams, March 40, 1854. If
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PUMrKIN PupDNa. Take one pint OF
punprin that Aas.been stewed soft aud
pressed though a eolapder; melt in
half d pint Of warm milk quarter Of
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: :
Eth no one nigh 20 hondtr"
he saw among the yafions articles o
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tfi $50 So ono tra a. l1
~ 80 q ~ saaias1
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RENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE

IS uscd daily by the families OF Bishop Alnes,
Bishop Baker Bishop James, and many OF tho
most distinguished clcrgymen aud professional
men in the country
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LyRaNKLIN COUNTY
MARE + T. W.O II TX S ,

manufactured from the choicest American and
Italian marble. Having experienced workmen
IN his employ, he IL enabled 10 warrant his GUS
tpmofs monumental work which will be finished
IN asuperior style of the art, and in good taste.
He purposes keeping constantly on hand vaIf-
ETY. of designs which will aid customers in max
ing selections. t,.e so uia ~ fif f
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s.s 'Agip the chim,be crook pecks hung
Which shows that down East farm
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KENT's EAST INDIA COFFEE
KENT'S EAST INDIA CoFFEE;

Il have usud it nearly year in my family, an
find it produces ho'nche Of the head on nervou
irritation. az in the case Of all other Coffees.
il exceedingly pleasant. and | cordially recon
nlnml N 10 nll clnruNlnan and tnulr laInilia. -
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'apers, whereasA sfsilsgfsE
Zekel crcp I'D nnbcknoMn.

The "courtin9 scene in tie Biaelow
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80. 45.4,,afl a. Yis -SHtHga. 80 =
Qualities : They should.not be stored
in.slamp oellms,o for, here they sooni
decay'AAtbey keep l'est ina moderately
slqs1tt "a - !
warm nmltfifw atmosphere