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Agricultural.
The Stock.

Between hay and grass " is a proverb;ails
hard time for cattle and stock OF all kinds
Ones calculations so spt to come out II
tie shor: Ia regard 20 how much it viii take 10
carry the stock we'll through she winter, that
It is the exception father than the rule that
farmers can feed h.y. grain and roots as hbeF-
ally in the spring months as the needs Of theiI
animals dema d.
Mich cows that nave Just coae II, or that
drop their calves during This month, n=iure
they can be turned to pasture, need nrst rate
care and feeding, or The flow Of milk for the
whole season may be essentially dimished
Young cows espe cally should be fed in a way
10 develop as much possible every milk pro-
ducing quality for this viii influence their
value ii roughout their lives.
The renewal Of their coats is 4 great tax up
on the force Of neat cattle and horses, and at
,hi- sea-on they more benefited by regular
and thorough carding than at any oLh=r- " hen
a supply of roots has been kept through till
now, iced them out, so That the transition from
dry fodder to grass may not be too sudden
and produce securing.
When calves are first turned TO pasture,
give the a little less than their usual Iee0
morning and evening, putting them in the pas
ture few hours only IN the middle OF the day.
They will do much better tor II. lie SAINT Is
true OF beeves. which will fatten rapidly
warm weather comes on, it gradually accus-
toned to gras-, their meal and hay being Kept
ND as u-u.l. Otherwise they apt TO scour
aud fall # considerably.
Calves if kept in warm, comfortable and
clean quarters, and fed regularly, viii increase
in weight very fast. All their food should be
cooked, even the hay at least all the meal
shorts and bran when is mingled with the
skinned milk, should be thoroughly cooked.
W hen calves are fattened upon a COW, IL is
fact worth remembering that it is not the
cows which give the richest milk that will bri.
up the most calves or fatten them the most rap
Idly When milk cannot be sold, it is often
very economically disposed OF by putting two
calves 10 good COW, and - messing them
twice day besides Calves will seldom quar-
rel, 30 it is best 10 allow a week fortnIghTs
difference in their ages .-Agricuiturist.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-09

EARLY MILKING.-Cows should be MIXED
early in tn morning, that they feed on
the dewy grass Two hours OF such feed is
worth as much as that Of the rest of the day ,
towards getting good flow OF milk. So wake
mp, boys, az father's rap on the partition wall
and hurry TO the yard with pail in hand, and
have me cows in pasture before anybOdy's else.
BE and Min clan. A boy who viii al
way mix clean viii have good recommends
ton of being faithful wherever he goes, and
such recommendation AWAY goes a great
WY among business men.-Maine Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-09
No Pianist :. i'll Fail to Admit

THAT Of the hundreds of Books OF Instruction In
i Pianofor;e Music publishe kICHARDSOS'S NEW
METHOD takes the lead, and seems destined to keep
1t. Twenty Eve thousand Copies Of Richardson's
Method sold every year.-a sale which no similar
book has reached 1t is adapted alike to the
youngest and the olde.t the beginner, for first
lessons, and the smeteur for eneral practice Price
% 75 Sold by all Music Dealers Sent post paid.
OLIVER Dts ON 4 &C, Publishers,
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l.. w. smiths Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cour, held a, a,
said district the 18th lay Of April, A. ID. 1856
Instrument purpOr. ing In be The Iasi VIII and
n Testam Leand.r W. : Nth, late OF Nj ntpeler
in said disirc deceased being presented 10 the C0i
by Siias Smith, the excuutor therein named for Pro-
Late: il il ordered b, said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified 10 appear at a session
of said Court he ht den al the Piobate Cfce- III
Mont elier the 18th cay of Ma NJ. a. ID 1906 and
show cause, fany the have against the probate
Of said Will for which yose il further ordered
that copy of the record OF tn s order be published
three week in tie Green Mountain Free
printed Montpelier, previous said time APP
Onted for hearing Atrue copy of record,
Fl7W3 Attss y. \. CHA e, Re 2ister-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-09

DLEASANT to the palate cause pain act prompt
iy, require increase of dose, do exhaust
elderly persons, females children, just The
thing Two taken at night move the bowels once the
next rning Warranted all II Piles and Fall
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Neuralgia, Fantness, SC. Travellers find the zen
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"a Price 90 cents box small boxes 30 cents For
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Tremont Temple, Boston. Win be mailed TO auy ad-
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American and Foreign Patents
IL. H. EDDY,
SOLICIItOR OF p4IE.NI,e

II II. EDDY,
SOLICIi'OR OF PATIENT"
Agent OF The Z. :. Patent Office, Washington,
der tn act Of 1887,
No rs state street. opposite K,lby St. Session,
fiElt an extensive practice = upwards OF twenty
= years, inues to -ecure PateB-s in the United
also Great Britain, and other fore
Caveats, Spec. ficationS, Bones, Assign
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legal advice nd red in all matters touch
ing 'same. Copies or the claims NJ any patent fur
nished by RENTING dollar Assignments recorded
in Washington.
facilities for obtaining Paents, ascertanng the
ability Of Inventions
During eight the subscriber, in the OF
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sIxTEEv PEALs; every Il which decided In
his favor by the Commissioner Of Patents
TESTIMONIALS
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Commissi of Patents
- have hesitation in assuring inventors chs
they cannot employ person comp etentan trust
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EDMUND BURKE,
ilate Commits Toner of Patents
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y3yl JOHN TAGHARr
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feaal Notices.
Jason Earr,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
WA.nrsoTor DISTRICT. SIS. at Montpelier within and
for said district the 81 day of April A. D. 1896
Il Of Jason Carr, lae of Fain6eld, in said Dis
license to sell tire Of real of said de-
ceased stu said Painfed, except The dover.
hut including the b mes cad and reverslon OF dow"
ste ID for the payment the deb Of said
deceased, and that the sale OF such homestead would
beneficial idOw and children Of said deceas d,
and rested in SAID estate.
Where ul on, e ordered by said Court, that said
fefeTIed thereof he held
Probate Office said Mon rpelier the 9Th day
o May d. 1866, Tor he ring and decision thereon;
And further ordered that all persons interested
notified hereof by publication of notice OF said
lcaton order thereon three weeks successfully,
the Green Mnuntain Freeman printed Montpelier,
before said time of hearing nat they appear al said
tine and place and if they see cause, object thereto
By the Court,
YI7w3 affest--N CHASE Reg ister.
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ZINE DAIRY SALT

L,OR emit Butter, has arrived in Barrels
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The coarse bogus salt for the Is cent butter dOA'
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arch 1866.
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CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS...J UNE Il, 1866.

schleswig Holstein question, nor any German Con-
federation to be remodelled. As We have intimated
in previous article on this subject, both Prussia
and italy can afford to pay to France ber ally for
her aid in this scheme.
The only question remaining would then be that
Of the Danubian ncipalities,-between Turkey,
Russia and Austria. And this is so far subordl-
nate to the interests mentioned above that it were
bootless to enter on any speculation in regard to
it. The questions before Congress all centre in
one viz: venetia; and we cannot but admire BIS
MARKS brilliant diplomatic tactics-by means OF
which he has changed the entire phase of the i'm
broelio. The original casus 6eli is almost lost
sight of. The Elbe Duchies are not named, when
GAR1BALp1 and his enthusiastic volunteers are
heard knocking at the Alpine door.
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ng- Au communications Intended for r.
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81 q business Communications to Publisher OF
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR YHE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS

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u7ANTnD-A MrDDLN AGED MAN as

uTANTMD.-A MIDDLE AGED MAN as
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ton requiring the experience of business capaciy s
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stands the cultivation Of Rice and Cotton and the
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EOR SALE.-SECOND HAND PRINTING
Il PRESSES AND TYPE tn good order.
Fonts of Bourgeois Pearl Nonpareil, Minion, etc.
26Ax31N inches.
WoRREL HAND PREss-Platen, 22x23 inches bed,
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A SITUATION AS Sc, AND
w h willing to make herself generally useful. Ap.
ply second door from Wolf Meeting street, No. 24q
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IN OOnYs TO RHNT.-HOOMsT TO RENT AT
Ia, Browns Hotel, eummervile; also, will accommo
date few Boarders. For terms, &c., apply OF Mrs
BROWN, proprietresa. IL ~ - 8 - June IA
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LADY WITH A GOOD SOPRANO VOICE
n desires Situation to SING IN CHOIR Of one of
the Churches In this City Address Miss O. En- through
Postof1ce, and state terms. June IL
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WANTED, A CAPABLE WOMAN. TO DO
w the cooking and washing for small family Libe:
raj wages will be given. Apply at = No. rs BULL
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June - saz tsz u
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YTyO RENT, THREE FINE ROOMS AND
L ONE KITCHEN ROOM on the premises No. s
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z June H.. 4 tuths =
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VETANTED TO HIRE, A AFIRsT-RATE
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WANTS.

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WANTED. "A COOK AND WASHER
w icolored for small family. Applyip THOMAS.
STREET, one door from Radcliffe between the hours OF
IL and O'Clock, II. zz=.zs#z5=, June II
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11MPL0YMENT WANTED, BY A YOUNG
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Address NERO, Glass Box No. 10, Charleston 7. o.
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TO RENT, 60.

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
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FOR SALE.

TOR sAnE, SEVEN WE'LL BROKE
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HORSE. Apply at sPRIdas' STABLES. June IS
NOR SALE, ONE HORSE, MESS AND
T. BUGGY. Apply ut No. 81 Beaufatn. street corner
wilson. a. June Is
g UMMER RE IDENCE. FOR sALE.-A
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June0 stuths4T
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Price 81 %. Send a stamp for pamphlet.
c. r. PARKER, Sole Agent, 70 BleecksT street
New York.
sold b c. v. CLARK, Cleveland. sbs;Bs