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agricultural.

With the exception of oats, the receipts oil
grain at Chicago, this year, exceed those Of
last year. Allowing five bushels Of wheat to
a barrel Of -four, the number Of bushels re-
ceived in those periods were, respectively,
20 045 ,O45 and l4,624 ,I91, an increase Of 81
per cent.
The tobacco market in Connection, is quite
dull. and few sales are made as high AS thir-
ty cents per pound for Connecticut seed leaf
Farmers who have received sixty cents per
pound and now have three years stock on
hand, don't particularly like the prospect.
In Brittany, the milk Of the previous
evening is mixed with the mornings milk,
and after standing few hours the whole is
cburned, and is said to produce a large
amount Of butter. Of a better quality, and
will keep longer than that treated in the US
ual manuer.
Always loosen the check-rein before giving
water to horse. Even if the pail is held
so high that the rein is not drawn tight the
position is an unnatural one in which to
drins
Iibereli,y to the earth, in seed, cultur, +,
and compost. is the source of its profit
The farmers most important winter work
may be in cultivating his own mind and not
his alone, but those Of his children and de-
pendents. In this free and independent
country it if often hard to tell which is the
servant. he who gives the labor of his free
hands for money, or he who gives his money
for labor. They sometimes change places,
aud very often the hired man b, comes the
more intelligent, cultivated auo wealthy Of
the two. Many a man has voted Tor d for.
mer day laboreT as his representative in the
Legislature, or in Congress. This comes
only by good use Of the golden hours Of win
ter evenings.
Western farmers say it goes against their
grain to use corn for fuel,
They give odd remedies for the cattle dis
ease in England. A COW belonging to Miss
Burdett Coutts was dosed with eight bottles
of whiskey, twelve bo,les of brandy, thirty
bottles Of port wine, and other strong drinks
1t is said the COW recovered f ON the distem-
per, but died Of delirium tremens.
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REMOTE ANTlOuITY

1t was recently announced that DIR. Hay-
den had arrived at The western frontier with
a large amount of fossils and extinct animals,
collected during an expedition to the Bad
Lands of Dacotah Territory for the Smith.
sonian Institution and Philadelphia Academy
of Natural Sciences. 1t is but common JUS
tice to state that this expedition was fitted
out and paid for altogether by three private
gentlemen, members of the philadelphia
Academy. DIR. Hayden has arrived in Phila-
delphia, and we had the pleasure on Satur-
day last of seeing the fossils he brought with
him at the Academy. In all such scientific
enterprises these institutions aid each other
and thus the Smithsonian Institutions muse
UNI always benefits by outside undertak ngs,
just as the Philadelphia Academy receives
specimens from the Government expeditions
These fossil remains were discovered in
the Bad Lands, not recently, but some time
back and by mere accident. fur-trader
named Culberston, residing at Chambersburg,
Pennsylvania, was attracted by the curious
appearance OF them, and took some specimens
to his home as matters of interest to his fam
ily,and there they were seen by scientific men
who at once perceived their rarity and value.
Subsequently the naturalists accompanying
the Government expeditions to lay out wagon
roads brought home large quantities of these
fossils, and the great interest they excited
induced the fitting out of the recent private
expedition of DR.. Hayden To the ordinary
eye these specimens, though they might be
thought curious, would not be as wonderful
as in reality they are. They are all remains
Of extiuct species of animals, and belong to
an age OF the world of such remote antiquity
that no traces Of mankind have been found
in that geological formation. We do not use
the scientific terms, because we can perhaps
better explain the matter in a plain way.
The rocks in which these remains are found
must evidently have once been the muddy
shores of some immense fresh water lake, the
extent or boundaries of which cannot now be
defined, and as thsee animals persisted their
bones lay undisturbed in the mud until petri-
faction prevented their final destruction. In
one piece of rock can we plainly see the trail
left by some marine animal in the original
mud. In another specimen we have the
skull, with the jaws wide open, as it evident
ly lay loose in decay, when the waves wash
ed up the mud in its jaw and prevented its
closing. There are also fresh water turtles
of all sizes up to very large one. These
indications leave no reason to doubt that
where these fossils are found, must have been
the lines of the great lake.
Next we have specimens of the fossil re-
mains of an extinct species Of camel, showing
that after the upheavel Of the earth had de-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-28

ffteNNiA tNfftefef ~ - ANNfNiutf l1ols
WIN. H. GREGe q Co. Gents l freely give you
liberty to make Of the following certificate Of the
value Of Constitution Water, which can recommend
In the highest manner. My wife attacked with
pain ia the shoulders, whole length Of the back and
her limbs, with palptation Of fie heart and irritation
oftle bladder. called physician, who attended her
about three months, when he len her worse than he
had found her. then employed Of the best ply
sicians could find, who attended her for about nine
months and while she under his care she did zot
suffer quite much pain. lie finally gave her up, and
said her iHourabe. For" said he, che has
such combination Qf complaints that medicine qiren
for one operates against some other ofher djcUles"
About this time she commenced the of Constitu-
ton Water, and 10 utter astonishment almost the
first dose seemed to have the desired effect and she
kept on improving rapidly under lis treatment and
now superiutends entirely her domestic affairs. She
has taken any Of the Constitution Water for about
four weeks, and happy to say that it has pro-
ducod permanent cure.
WM. NJ. VAN BENsCHOTEN.
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BELIEF IN TIN MINUTES.
BRYANS PULMOMC WAFER

BRYAN s PULM ONO WAFERS
IL The original Medicine established in 1887, and
first article Of the kind ever nIodIce under the
Of " PULMOKIC WAFBBs" in this any other country
all other Puln onic " afets oounteftits The genu
inc can be known by the name BRYAN being stamped
each W aitr.
These Waers have been before the public for ne, rly
thry years and the immense sale attained not only in
America out in foreign countries, fully attest their in
trinsc worth The medicinal properties superior to
any Other article offered for the Of Pulmonary
Bronchial aheet0rs and the quantity contained In each
boz is nearly double that Of the many worthless mita-
tons advertised
pRYAH's PULMoEIo WAFERs
Coughs, Colds, sore Throat Hoasensss, Asthma,
CaAnh, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing, splitting OF
Blood, Pains in the Chest, lnopient Consumption and
all diseases OF the lungs Not only ahotdng temporary
relief but eieeting rapd and lasting and
ianted 10 give satisfaction In every instance They do
nAuseate like alcoholic compounds tnu the medic
ina properties eombt ed In oim agreeable and
pleasant to the taste, that any child VIII readily take
them. One dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To Vccalists and Public Speakers, these Waters are
peculiarly valuable; they will in day remove the
most severe occasional hoarseness and Their regular
foI es days will, at all times increase the power and
hexibty Of the voice, greatly improving its tone com.
pass and eearnessi for which purpose they REGULAR
ly used by many professional vocahsts
he yeIy great celebrity OF this invaluable remedy has
indeed pineipled persons prepare base
which dsspppint the Just expeetG tons Of the purchaser
and njure the character Of the genuine medicine.
See that the word, " BRYAN" is stamped on each
Wafer, and also observe the fac simie Of signature
Of the Proprietor " JOB MOSES" on each wrapper TO
count, rfeit which is forgery o. Offending parties will
be dealt with to the full extent Of the law.
BRrAN's PvLMoNio WAFRhs ave for sale by all Drug
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, 27 Cortlandt ST., N. Y.
sold In Montpelier, by n X. Brown and Bxby 4 Co.
ll;dSweoply
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Our Black and Green Mixed Teas will give universe
s,ttfaciiun aud suit all tastes, being composed OF the
best Foo Chow Biacks and Moyune Greens. knglhi
Breakfast not tecommet 3D. pung 70 those VII,
have acquired taste for that kuu Of ca, although 10 ID
the hnest imported.
Lounuy Ciuos Hand and Wagon peddlera, and smal
stores OF which CLASSES suppDlng many thou
SANDS all OF which doug well their order.
pfompuy aud futhflly filled, and la OF cubs can
have eacl partys marked on Their packages a..
directed by sending heic udefs TO Nos 81 anu SO Ncby
sGeet,
Our htuds are getting W uos in towns through
ovt the county, and tor which feel very graf i'll
some Of Clubs send orders weekly not often
while Others Keep standing order To be supplied wi
gwen quantity each week 90 a. stated periods Aud "a
all cas,s (Whtie sufficient time has eaps-d) CLUBS have
repeated her orders.
Psrues ssudug club Other orders for les than $50
had beuer soud 7, stooe TRAITS money w,th theii
ders TO save expense OF collection b. express
larger ORDERS We wi iur~ad by express 20 coIeeto &C.
livery.
in getits up ubs AAd when my Of them come 20
New York hail be pleased to have them call upon
US and IN he themselves known.
Hereafter viii send com piImentary package %
the part, getting up the ,lub. profits but
we Wi be a. ller.i - We can afford Ne send com
JASisvl1LE. Wis Aug 25 1855
TIKI Omar AMEhtCAN ia Co., Nos 81 and SO Ncsty
street. New NOtk city
thi, day mai. you another club order No for Tea
and Coffee, amounting 20 sli2 50 Your no further
proof om me q the satisfaction your good att giving
than the fact ofmy sending you the fourth order n ue
more thl n month. When tbs package is received /
shall have furnished over hundred iAmi lee who
salithed wth the being al you aud others repre-
sent 1t to be, aud much cheaper han t Is sold
lam, gentlemen, your 0Dthient sevatt,
X. NJ. WAkELfH.
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* DYsMENoRHHTA, or PAINFUL MENsrRCArtoS,
AND smsoHHlMoL,, or rEoFUsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual fluid u case being too little, aud
compancd by pain, and Tile other too profnse
secretion, which will Be speedily cured by the Consti.
futon Water
That disease known as FALLING OF THE
Wo NJ b. which j. the result Of a relaxation OF The
hsamcnts OF that organ, and is known by sense Of
heaYiness and dragging pains IN the back and sides.
aud at times accompanied by sharp lancnating or
shooting pains, through the parts will in all cases be
rs.r.s.'-asi ~ tiia assaiaiss
There b another class Of symptoms arising from
IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which physicians
call Nervousness (which word covers up much iguo-
rance; and n nine eases out OF ten the doctor does
not really know whether the symptoms the dis
ease, or the disease the symptoms. We can only
cnumerate them here. ] speak more particularly Of
Cold Feet, Palpitston Of the Heart, Impaired Mem
Dry WakcfIlnoss, Flashes Of Heat, Languor, LASH
tudc, and Dmncss Of Vision.
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lpOftrp.
tFrom the Rutland County independently
THE BRAVE GREEN MOUNTAINLE.

THE BRAVE GREEN MOUNTAINLEl
ny =. A. A.
His home Is mid the mountains
So green and wild and fair,
He drinks from crystal fountains,
And bteathes the mountain air.
His heart is brave and honest,
Forever void Of fear
His honest face is ruddy,
The brave Green MOuntaineer.
His home is mid the landscapes,
Mid Natures beauty rare
Where Gods majestic wonders
Are seen forever there;
Where valleys, lakes and streamlets
And grecn-clad hills are near
This mountain home is charming,
The Brave Green Mountaineer
His home is mid the cedars,
Where rills forever flow,
And eyergreens bedeck
The mountains clothed with snow,
And Oft far in the forest
He hunts the timid deer
With face and heart most cheerful,
The Brave Green Mountaineer.
His home is mid contentment,
Among those mountains green
Where health and peace and plenty
And joy are ever seen
He lives to love his neighbors,
His God to love and fear
He lives but to be happy
The Brave Green Mountaineer
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. y II y L . N
To Purchasers aud Dealer in the Celebrated
w A I l. RIP K o OF a. COLD pro n f
ARCTIC CATER SHOES.

laleNltu uN q v ales. o. Boston
The Goodyear .Nefdfifo Rubber shoe Co,
OF NAugaiucK Connecticut, would inform Dealers and
the pubic generally that they he exclusive ownfrs Of
the Patent snd sole Manufacturers Of the above named
Shoe and vii promptly prose any and all nf ge-
meuts OF their rights under said Patent All genuine
ATco' are 6oNnd with cord and have the Of the
Fatnetee and Of cur Company the bottom. All others
are but poor limitations. The pubic will promote their
own interests by purch's those only made By this
Conn any, az Naug tuck Conn WALES EMM0Ns &
co Nos III and l7S Pearl ST. Boston. and BREEDEN
4 SOuTHWiCk, Nos l07 and 100 Liberty st N. Y,
are Sole Ageet for the sale Of the nsmed Shoes
JAS. ENGLISH, Prest. GRO. II. SCRANTON, " cas-.
Nov. 10. div 364l
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q AND .SYPHILLN
I44eI..,- isls y,pr-.NT TO FFMALEs II, pnLt
CATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, Physician .nu surgeon. Ncs and Q In.
dicot street Boston is consulted daily cr all diseases
Incident 70 ihe female system Proapsus Uter, Fall
lug Of The WOMB, Fluor Albus, Suppression and other
menstrual ter- lments All treated upon path
illogical pin and ody eef guaranteed in aew
days So ir' r4bl certain s the new mode Of tres--
ment that most obstinate complaints yield under it,
and me al ed Ierson soon Ttjoces in perfect health
Dr DO 10 do Do had gfeattr experience iu the
cure of asses Of women End ctiliIU than any other
ply scian Boston and has. sine 1870 confined his
"h lie an non to the Of private diseases and ie
male con plants.
Al. letters must contain fourre1 stamps or they
vii not be answered. Chcc hours from A NJ. 20 =.
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Danrlle, Pa, june, 1872.
On. WILLIAM IT, GRrGo. Dear siri In February,
isoi- was afflicted with sugar Diabetes and for Eve
mouths passed moro than two gallons Of water in
twenty four hours. 1 was Obliged 10 get up n- onen
a. ten OF twelve times during the night, and in five
months lost about atty pounds In weight. During
the month Of July, lsdl, procured two bottles Of
Constitution Water, and in two days after using 1t
experienced relief and amer taking two bottles was
entirely cured soon after regainiug my usual good
health.
Yours, truly, j. V. l.. DE WITT.
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PHOTCGRAPHIC
F&H + ANTONY q CO..
Manufacture Of ihotogtAthio Materials
Nuolt.An AND EHfAil,
5Vl bkOAuWAN. SEW YORK
In addition go mainp business Of Photo rapAte Ma
terias HeadQuWies for the following. vix
STtRkOSCOPhs q SrEREOsCOPIC Vows
OfAmerican and Foregr Cites aud Landscapes Gfoupa
htuAy etc
sTEREO3CuPit VIEWS OF The WAR
From negatives a.adtu the various campaigns and
forming complete Phtosa phie history Of the great
contest
srEREORCOPC VIEWS on GLASS,
Adapted or cherthe "a gle Lantern the Sereoscopc.
Our Catalogue vail be at Any sudfcss on receipt oi
Stamp
pHOrOOlArnlC ALBUMS
We manuiactur muie afpey thai any other house,
about 0variet from p celts to $50 each Our AL
Blu S have the repu'aqu Of being superior Ia beauty
and dutabi ~ 90 any ottr.
Gard fhJfogr0phS u Gfitrals SfatesmcH actors etc
Our Catalogue tmbftes over FIVE THOUSAND
different subjects iuoutng rtpfod ctous q tue most
celebrated Engraving Paintings Statues. etc. Cata-
loeues sent on receipt & lamp
fhotogiaphfts and otff. ordering goods G.. o ID
VII pltase remit % perie Of ne with their
order
~ The phces and guilty Of our goods canno, fail to
atsy July adaw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-12-28

PRICE. LIST
YOUNG HYsoN, SOC, 90c., 81, 81 10, best 81 20 per
pound.
MIXED, zoe SOC goo best 81 per pound
JAPAN, 81 81 10. best 81 % per pound.
OOLONG zoe, SOC. 90c.. best 81 pc pound.
IMPERIAL and - YSON, best 81 IS per pound.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST. SOC, 00o, 81, 81 10, best
81 20 per pound
GUNPOWDER 81 %, best 81 80.
These Teas are chosen for their intrinsic worth, keep
ing in mind health economy and high degree Of pleas
ure in drinking them.
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
Catarrh fl.

This NUT has thofouPhly proved Itself 70 he the best
rrtiole known Tor curg the CArARHH Com IN lHB
HrAp and HBADAcnB. 1t has been found an excellent
remedy in many caies Of soaB gyms. DEAFNESS has
been removed by it HEARING has often been greatly
iniorOved by its use.
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! Is feRTanI and aIFttfDIe' anu
Gives Immediate Relief

20 the dun heavy pms caused by diseases Of the Head
he sensations after tsnR delightful snd invgora.
ting IL oTens and pfPes out all obsfuotons strength
the glands and sSes healthy action to the parts
nffsctfd
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THE
GREAT AMERICAN
Tea Com p ny

have selected the following kinds from their Stock which
they recommend TO meet the wants Of Clubs They are
sold At Cargo Prices the the Company sell them
n New York, as the List Of prices wilt show.
All goods sold are warranted to give satisfaction.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PAT
"A ENTs
SDrr,,tth9,. ~ ID y Y,


r. ". RDpY
-, SOLICITOR OF pAir.NIrrs
Late Agent Of he y. > Pateni '6Gcs Naso{ne,,r
=. under the act Of 1897 h''"i
NO. 20 state street, (opuosite Kuhv st,,ot ~.
aver an extensive practice Of upW,rds , = ,.'.,
ySa continues 60 secure patents 10 the nitod s,.J
also III uieat Britain France and other conr,i.. ~
1eaSi ~ lncatons, Bonds, Assignment an5 u 20
psls OF WAshRs Tor patents, executed on re.s, 4 =
teiips WIN u'latoh. heaearohes made fnlo Ar.,i
az oIelkh "9Ihs C determine the vaditv srd an
ol Iate9is OF ih'enuens, and legal aud otbsy egi
the claims Of any patent ffnRrJ by copit' 81
ar Assignments recorded h Wasbingtor 'n WV u0'-
No Agency ia the United States t,ss,s, q -,..,., .
ues iof obtaining patents or asoeftanipp sb
ity Of inventions. Hb Ae pateutabil-
During eigh. months the subscriber I'm o.. -
his large practice. made on twice reec,a yuise o.
sixteen appeals every Of which was dec A.
favor BY the Commissioner Of Fatents III ms
IEsr1A0NIALs
regard mr. EDDY a. one 81 the most car.tt. BID. A.,
successful utacttioners with whom have had aei t
NHAS MASON"
ot...- 49, ,--,.-.. Commissioner az Patents
have no hesitation Ia assuring invsrto,s ia, e
uannp' ewPo) man more competent and trusfF,r,t,
ana more capable Of putting their sppiicatifrsi
W seuvpe ol mem "a early and favorable c,osderar
AZ the raleht Omoe' EDMUND BURKE"
- 49, Late Commissioner Of Patents
Mr. X II. kidy has made for me Thirteen sn.is.
uons IN an ont one Of which patents have been FIX
and that is the one nov pending such upn,ist,t q.
Piooi o great talent and ability bis part leads rt ~
rec nmend all inventors 90 apply 20 him 10 procut,
Mtt patents as they may be Of having the niost
iaihi attention bestowed their cases and Al ys-
easohaO.e ca rges. 9O4l JOHN TAGHART. ~
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Iirmouih, Rutland Co.. VI May p 1856.
To the Gfea. American Ie1 Complsy.
81 and 50 Nesey street New Nork City
Geuismen he Tea hat | ordered from Jon gives
good satsfaoion, ard send you another order mount
ing -20 10 which you please hi and send 10 my
address, by express
Please accept ny thanks for he complimentary pack
age. Respectfully, yours,
JUDAH II. ROUND.
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Consumers can save from 5oo. to 81 per pound BY
purchasing their Teas Of
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA co.,
NEW YORK,

Nos 81 aud 80 YEsEY street, cor. Church street. p.
o. Box 40. 5Jl3
No 64U BROADWAY, cor. Blocker street
no 5J3 hlGulH avenue, near 1hirty.teyenth street
No. 1OJfULION street, brooky n.oor Concord street.
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Please put this order top Of box to be LEFT in Wal.
lngford Village, among the merchants.
AN ADDITIONAL ORDER
Mr. Seth Philips sends for the value Of Ave dollars in
your best Black Tea, o lbs at 81
7. S.-Al towns, villages, manufactures, where
large number Of engaged by CLUBBING together
reduce the OF their cas- and Coffee about one
third by sending directly 10 the
CHEAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
81 and 80 VRsRY STREET, coRsER OF CHURCH
Post Office Box, 56i3 New York City.
$3.50
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DTURETICS

irritate and drench the kidneys, and by
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ease.
We present the Constitution water to The public,
with the conviction that 10 bias equal in relieving
the class Of diseases for which il has been found 30
eminenty successful for curing, and trust that we
shall be rewarded for efforts in placing vaua-
Die a remedy in O form 10 meet the requirements Of
patient and physician.
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GREAr AMERicAS TEA Co. Sc.
GentismeH Please hnd another club order (Se2J from
This place which will show io itself how well your Tea
are spprecAedu this village Send before b, expfess
Cash delivery TO
JAS. c. CHALMERS
nth Adams Mass
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE

Those who need the services Of an experienced phys
elan OF surgeon in all difficult and chronic diseases
every name ard nature should give him acall
/. S-Dr Dow imports and has for sale new article
called the French Secret. Order by mail. Two for 81
and red stamp. 0S;6q
NAV l. 1865
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COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUNL
DAILY

GROUND CoFFRR, zoe 25c SOC, s5',. best 4Oe per
pouno Hotels, Saloons, Boarding house keepers aud
families who large quantities ot Coiee can seoIe-
,nige in that srticle By using our FRENCH BREAK
FAST and DINNER COFFEE which We will sell At
the low price Of soc per pound and warranted to give
perfect satisfaction