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A FRENCH GRADUATE, now engaged
IN teashins In frs class City Schools has lew e,ors
sons Terms moderate AddTss. GEORGE No 6ol sxth-sve
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Mem Civilizations.


MIR. LIE FANUS BEST NOVEL.
HARPER BROTHERS. Nrw-YOHH.
Pr,Hh his Day.
GUY DEVERELL.
A NOVEL
BY J. SHERIDAN LIE FAN0'
Author Of " Unee siia''
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NOTICES OF TIE ENGLISH fhIo"
Tao PrsH
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Ths,. are scenes OF very great power LII Guy Dese
Ms Tb,, terrible chapter where General Lennon and bis
-. g IN the Green Chamber that eyent which forever
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This story Is exceedingly GOOD one and like all Mr. lie
Farmland this Ia great merfows with greater force, In
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WOOD LUMBER.

r OST CERTIFICATES Notice is hereby
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H. England esquire ard JOHN kERalCK OF Gildeston Hail.
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N elegant first-class RESIDENCE 70

AN elegant first-class RESIDENCE Tor
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$40 e- tower French roo yestbue doors OF black wal.
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THE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE
Nos 4s7, 4ss, 4si FIPTHAyE., NEW.ioEK,
will reopen WEDNESDAY, Sept 70 ,,rDcr Dido,
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A BARGAIN.-The CAPTAIN CRAVAN
"A PROPERTY at Bound Brook on the Rsri.an q acres
Of splendid LAND superior snts water mar
bic manies; fnc lawn elegant suonndngs perfect pace
10 900 beautiful hedge j. 5. FERGUSON. No. ~ Nassau'
room No. "a
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farmers department.
Winter Care Of Cattle.

How many farmers there are who,
towards the close of winter, complain
of being short Of fodder, and are COM
PEELED to purchase hay at high prices
to carry their stock through until pas
ture time. ] know from my own cx-
pericnce what this is, and find 1T does
not pay.
There are two causes and also two
remedies for this state of things, name
ly, too heavy stock, and too wosteiul
feeding. For the former, the remedy
is obvious; for the latter, great
many farmers have not yet discovered
preventive, but o III the old way
of feeding, in common spare racks IN
the ward, either corn fodder, straw or
hay. Here is where the loss occurs;
and did every farmer know the great
gain there would be in cutting up
everything he feeds, instead OF feeding
it whole, there would be no more COM
plants of short fodder | have tried
1t. and find that can winter ten head
of cattle, on cut fodder, now, where |
only wintered five head last year, and,
what is more, keep them IN better or
der. | use fodder cutter lworked
by hand or horse, as the case may be-
and feed in wooden troughs SIX feet
long, eighteen inches deep and two
feet wide at the top, sloping TO one
foot at the bottom My cattle eat II
up clean-hard butts, stalks and all.
an ordinary bundle of fodder, such as
would be generally given to steer al
one meal-lasts an animal q whole
day.
Another advantage is that my ma
nure is all short, easily handled in the
spring, when l heap it up under the
sheds, and am not bothered by The
long cornstalks all through it. Cattle
prefer their fodder cut, and will eat il
more quietly.
The same saving may be accom-
plished in the stable by cutting the
hay fed to the horses, cows, &c.
They soon learn to like it better
than long hay and then they can
waste none.
Let every farmer who has not tried
it, and who has been worried to know
how to get his cattle rightly through
the winter, without buying hay, try
this plan, and, if he does it right, he
will never regret the outlay for The
cutter. My saving of fodder in one
winter, will, / think, pay for my cutter
Correspondence GcrmaHtolch Iac-
goh.
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LAKE CKAMPLAIN, LAKE GEORGE, SARA
T0GA, TROY, ALBANY, NEW YORK,
AND THE WEST,
VIA. THE SPLENDID STEAMERS ON
LAKE CTEANIPLAIN.
ca BERTHs FREE. Ia

cg- BERIHS fREE.-Ln
UNfTED STATES Capt VIM Anderson,
Capt. VIM II. Flagg.
II, W. SHERMAN-C II. Mayo.
MONTREAL Capt. J.. ). White.
Forming two daily lines each way, Sundays
eNceptcd.)
Leave Burlington 10 q m, and $3.50 p. m, on
arrival of trains leaving st. Adams $40 a. m,
and 7.30 p. M. making close connections at
Whitehall with trains south and west. Arriving
at Saratoga S a. m, and 6 p. M: Troy $40 q, m,
and 7.4j p. m; Albany 800 "a. m, and 800 p. m,
New lorl, via. II. r. Il. r., 3:JOp. m, by steam
crs, O.. IN.
BETCRNlNG,
The Steamers arrive at Burlington $3.50 a. m;
and D. m, connecting with trains over the
Y c. r. r.. for north and east.
Passengers for Lake George should leave st.
Adams $40 a H.. take the morning boat at Bur
iington 10 e. m, and arrive at the head of Lake
George the same evening after ono of tho most
delightful sails on the continent.
Those DESTROYS of a trip down the Hudson by
day light can leave Burlington 10 a. m, tstop-
ping over night at Albany and proceed by the
splendid Steamers "Danic Drew and "Chaun-
cy Willard 74j u. m., arriving at New York
$3.50 D. IN.
Tickets for sale nj the Vt. c. r. r., on board
Of steamers, and at the Companys Office west
side Of City Park. Burlington, Vt.
hlBAM TRACY, Genl Supt-
June u, 1866. 40
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AnecdOtc of Queen Victoria.

The London correspondent of the
Presbyterian tells the following anec-
dote of the Queen of England;
Prince Albert was kind, prudent
and aflectionGte husband. But his
prospects were on razor's edge at
one time. About a year and II half
after their marriage, Albert became
very fond of playing cards. and stalk
ing sums of money on $he result.
Victoria demonstrated at his folly and
prodigalty, but i'll vain. At length,
one day, when u number of noblemen,
hungry, and of the genus landshark,
had Prince Albert ut table, Victoria
sent polite message FOR her husband
TO come to her room. The Prince
paid no attention to the request a
more urgent desire was answered
"Beg the Queen to excuse me Il short
time, and will be there A third
time an officer came, with-"Th'
Queen of England requires the pres
ence of Prince Albert Instantly h,
FASTENED to obey. For not subject
however, exalted his rank, dare to dis
obey such summons, without benz
guilty OF treason.
When her eldest son married, an
had been several weeks on the cont
nent, he sent letter, saying that Il
expected to be home i'll few day
and requested that he might have
room. She wrote back that when 81
desired him to visit Windsor Palat
she would send for him. He, nor M
one else in the realm, dare not disobC
such an injunction.
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OVER n MILLION DOLLARS
" EO.


SAWED.
Gentlnnon:-I had negro man worth $1,000
Who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and
was useless for over year. had used every
thing | could hear of without benefit, until
tried the Mexican Mustang Liniment II soon
effected permanent cure.
j. l.. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June H. 1859
II take pleasure in recommending the McNl-
eau Mustang Lumcnt as a valuable and indls-
pcnsahlc article for Sprdlns, Sores, Scratches or
Calls On horses. our mon have used 1t Tor
Burns, Bruises, sores, lihcunlatisin, %e.. and all
say it acts like magic
J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells fargos and
Hand,ns Express
'Ihc sprain of my daughters ankle, Occa-
stoned while skating last winter, was entirely
cured in one week aitcr she commenced using
your celebrated Mustang iinimcnt.
ED. SEELY'
Gloucester Mass, Aug l 1863.
II Is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mus
tang l.iaiucft PERFORMS moro cures IA shorter
time, on man N,ld hul-t tnan any article ever
discovered familes, livery -men and planters
should always have ~ on hand. QUICK alit
sure il certainly ~. All genuine is wrapped il
stecl-patc engrayings. bearing the signature O
/ q. ". Mcstbrook Chemist, and the Pl1cdte L.
stamp of Dcnlar Barnes IL Co. over the top.
An cftort has been made to counterfeit it Will
n cheap stopo plate label Look closely.
sn4atogt spring " atcr, sold by all Drug
gists
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"Jes So "ryoctlyT Scion shinglo said
they were there "cycry time "lt he iclt
''owiey" n the morning, hc took Plantation But
tors. II hc fct weary at night, hc took Pania-
ton Bittcr- % ho lacked appetite, was weak,
langud or mentally oppressed. he took Planta-
tion littors; and they mover failed to set linn on
his pins square and firm
Few person. want any better authority; but
as some may. jnst read the following;
owe much to you, for
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have,
saved my life
REV. W. H. WAGNER, Madrid y. "
have been great sui-
fercr from Dyspepsia, and had TO- abandon
preaching The Plantation
lhttci- have cured mc.
REV. G.. A. MlLLWOOD New York city.
had lost all appetite
was so weak and cncvatcd conlI hardly walk
and had perfect dread at society
u The Plantation Btters have set me all
right.
JAMES InnuNWAY st. Louis, No"
The Plantation Bittors
have cured nc ofa arrangement OF the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, That distressed ine ioi
years. They act like charm.
G. G. MOORE, 2j4 Broadway, y. y.
Mrs O. Va. DLNOE. manager OF the Union
Homo school for Soldiers children, says she
has given It to the weak and invalid children uu-
der her charge, with the most happy and graft
fyiug results. We have received over hum
tilcd rcams of such certificates, but no adVcr-
tlscmcnt Is SO effective as What the people thcm-
selves say of good article. Our fortune and
our reputation IL at stake. Tho original quality
and high character OF these goods Will be Sus-
tanned under every and al circumstances.
They have already obtained q sale ln every
town, village, parish and hamlet among Civil
hzvd nations. Base imitatOrs try to come ms
near onr name and style as they can, and be-
cause good article cannot be- sold as low as q
poor one. they find some support from p0rues
who'd not care what thoy sell. BE on your
guard. See our private stamp over the cork
l.. II. DltAAE q CO., New York City
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all Drug
gsts.
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LYoNs ENmAor oF pUm jANAcN GlNGlR
fol Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick
Headache, Dholrra Morbus, flatulcnCy. Ac..
where Warming stlmulant rs required. IT.
careful preparation and entire purity makes % a
cheap and reliable article tor culinary purposes
sod everywhere, az 80 cents per bottle. Ash
for Lyons Pure Extract Take mo- other
H"'"'"y" spring water, sold by an Drug
~
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heimstrcets iuimitahle Hair Coloring is not
dye. All Instantaneous dyes are composed of
tus'u' cdusite, and moro or less destroy the vi
taiity OF the hnir. This IL tho original Hair
earning, and has been growing IN favor over
twenty years. II restores gray HAIR 10 its origi-
mai co.orby gradual absorption, in most re-
markabie manner. 1t is also a beautiful hair
dressing sold m two 81 cs--5O cents and
81 10y All dealers. G.. hElASlREEr Chemist
saratoga spring water, sold By AN Drug
glHts.
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1t il a most delightful Hair Dressing.
il cradIoates scuri and dandruit.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents hail turning gray and falling of
IL restores lialr on prematureiy bald heads
This Is just what Lyons kathaIron viii do. 1t
il pretty II is cheap durable. 1t il literally
sold by the carload, and yet its almost incredi-
be demand is daily incre asing, until there Is
hardly country store that does not keep 1t, or
a family that does not use it.
L. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, \. \.
s"rntoS" spring Water, sold by ali Drug
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Who would not be beautiful , Who would not
add Ia their beauty What gives that marble
purity and diaugne appearance We observe up
on the stage, and in tue city belle 1t is no
longer secret. They use Hagan's Magnolia
Balm. It's continued use removes tan, tIeekcs,
p.Inpes and rups iness from the face and hands,
and leaves the complexion smooth, transparent,
booming and ravisnlns. Unlike many cosmet-
les Il contains material injurious to the skin.
Any Druggist viii order 1t for You, If not at
hand at 90 etc. per bottle.
W. l.. hAGAN, Troy, \. Y, Chemist
DENiN BARNES co., UhOicsde Agts, n. j.
saratog" spring Water, sold by all Drug.
giss
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LNINISHING Coloring and Pressing done on
II ly for those who have their rolls cardcd at
our Mill; and having put in New koii Cards,
We are now ready to card rolls in the best possi-
b.c manner. KENT & BESSEl BlIOS.
Enosburgh Falls. juno H. 1866. li7-tf
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Leonard. Brainerd g. Co.,

MOULD respectfully inform the residents
w of st. Adams, and vicincty, that thcy
have formed co-partncrship Tor the purpose
ef carrying on the Drug and Patent Medi-
cine business, and have purchased the stock
and good will Of the store recently conducted
successfully 10y &essrs. Mead a Durcn and that
by dilgcntand stric attention toDusiness, hopc to
merit and receive continuation of the gcnor-
Gus patronage bestowed upon their prcdecos-