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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-12-08


STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court, held
LAMoILLg DisTRIcT, IS. at johnson IN sara
Ilistriet. on The 9Th day of Nov. ID 1865,
Nathaniel Robinson. administrator OF inc estate
of t,eorgs W. Luce. late OF stowe. IN said
I,i.tuct.9 deceased. presents his administration
account for examination and allowance; and
makes application for decree Of distribution Iaia
and partition Of the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon IT is ordered by said court, . .na AZ
aid account and said application be referred 70
session Of saf,l Court to be held at the Probate
ONE 10 said johnson on the Git day u De.
epn her. IsGS, for h airing and decision
thereon And It is further ordered mat nolice
hereof be given to all persons Interested ~ pup
LEGATION OF the same three weeks So ccsiyely ~
The Iamo,lIo Newsdealer newspaper publish,
ed al Hyde Park, previous to said time APPOINTED
or hearing, that they may appear at SAID time
and pIare. and show cause II any Iney may
have. why said ccount should hot be allowed
md spch 1rcree made. A true copy OF record.
Attest, s. +. PIKE, Register.
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In the universlist Church, MorIisville, Sun
day eye., Nov. 10Th, by Rev. G. W. Bailey, Mr.
Zafa X. Griswold to Miss Eliza A. Town, both
of Morristown. slN
In Lake Village, N. H., Dec. /, by Rev. NJ. c.
Henderson, Mr.. George Perkins of Clifford, to
Miss Nellie A. Merrill, of Woodstock.
On the 25th inst, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. J. G. Bliley, Mr. Amasa
F. Thompson of Greensboro and Miss Anna J.
Waterman of Hyde Park.
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clearinghouse, alike, testify to his zeal
md his philanthropy.
BenevOlencc had, in him, a constant
sDDOrter. 1t was always sure that he
would give to erefy good cause. In him,
,be ,rorthH who, in their deep poverty,
Struggled to be, and to be '0Orthy 70 be,
ii good society, had reliable benefactor
Ind while he was thus mindful of others,
he never forgot the minister.
Of him it may be said, in the strictesi
.u,tbfalness, as was once said of another
,,od u,ah-"1he world can i'll afford to
lose such a man 1t has but teo such aae''
10 bw." IL
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NJ. B. @, S.

Our reasons and we trust our Justification for
calling the public attention to Mother Bailey IS
Quieting ayrup, are furnished by the frequency
and fatality Of the diseases of infancy and child
hood. So al lrming and serious arc the diseaes,
that one child in three dies before the fifth year
These facts afford conclusive argument for en-
forcing Oh mothers the importance Of using a
remedy, (Which contains no Morphine or poison
Gus drug) and never fails (when timely used Ito
effect a cure. 1t greatly assists the child thro'
the months of tecthing, allays all pain, reduces
inflammation, corrocts acidity of the stomach,
and never fails to regulate the bowels; makes
sick and weak children strong and healthy, pro-
t,ccs natural sleep for the child, thereby afford
ing rest to the mother. For summer complaints
dyscntcry and diarrhea, it has no equal. For
wind collie, commissions, gripping, &C., it never
fails to give immediate relief.
Mother Biley's Quieting Syfnp, for children
is an original medicine, well established, there
fore use no other and you are safe. For sale by
all Druggistc and dealers in medicine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, CT.
Agent for the United States.
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1.-THE CHURCH UNION /"

This paper has been recently ehldfged TO man.
roth proportion. IT IS THE LARGEST RELIGIOUS
p PER IN THE WORLD Is the leading organ OF the uni
ion Movement md opposes ritdalisn, close com
munionisln, exclukivcness and church caste. u Is
the only paper that publishes HENRY WARD BEE
cuER's Sermons, which II does every week, just as
they are delivered without qualification or corrcc'
ton by him. 1t advocates universal suffrage I'M
ion of christians at the poll and the rights Of la
any paper IN the world publilihs stories for tho
family, and for the destruetioI Of Social evils. It's
editorial management il impcrsonal its writer's
aud editors are from every branch Of the church, and
frorn every. grade Of society. ID has been aptly
termed the frccst organ Of thought in tho world:
such paper, Offering premiums pr Sewing Ma
Chimes, Dictionaries, Appleton Cyoloredia Pianos,
Organs for churches cct, make one d the hos pa
pers for cauvassers In the world
| Every congregation mas. obtain Communion
Service, an organ, a Melodiih,,a Bible, or Life In
surance Policy fbr ITS nistor, or almost any Other
ncedful thing by Glib Of subscribers. =
Send for COPY, enclosing Is cents, TO Henry v
Child, Al Park Row, New-York.
Subscriptions received at this Office.
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Legal Notices.
TImothu M, Upham's Estate,


Timothy M, Up1am's Estate,
STATHUF VERMONT In Probate Court
LAMolL,E DISTRICT ss held a. JOHNSON wih'
in and for said district. ON the md day oil Dec
embtr. A. u. his,
S. II Parker administrator OF the estate OF
Timothy N Upham, late OF wolcott' in SAID as
trct deceased, presents his administration ac-
count for examination and allowance and makes
amp cetion for a decree of uiitribuuon and par
Triton OF the estate OF said deceased,
Wherchpon it is ordered by sal court that
said accountant said application oe referred TO
a SEES ion Of said Court 10 be held at the PROBATE
office in johnson on the 25th day OF December
A D. 1868. for hearing and decision thereon;
and il iii further ordered that all per-
IONS Interested be notified thereof by publication
Of notice OF said application and order thereon
three weeks successfully in the l.amoile News.
dsaler, printed at Hydepark. Before said u ne
=, hearing. that they may appear at said time and
pace and If they see cause object hereto
by the Court.
Attest, q. q, CHADWICK,
Judge.
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Gracels Celebrated salye.

AMEsDURY, MASS, OCT. l3th 1863
Mr.. GRAcE-DEAR SIh:-Having been afflicted
previously for several weeks with severe abscess
upon my side; used several remedies for its cradle
alton without receiving any relief until applied
vour salve, which effected speedy and permanent
Aire. therefore feel happy to certify my confidence
in its virtues. Yours with respect.
JAMES BEAN
certify to the tuthfulncss Of the above statement
IL. 5. DEARBORN, NJ. D.
SETH w. F0WLE & SON, Boston, Propretors.
Sold by all Druggists, OF rs cents box. by mail 50
cents.
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Wolcott, Sept. "a, 1865.
VILLAGE FARM FOR SALE.

wish to sell my farm located at North Hyde Park
Fhe farm consists Of IS acres of choice aluvun ex-
crpt three acres, which is woodland and rough
over 80 acres may be pou 5hcd and the soil is very
rich; there is a good set Of New Buildings ON the
farm which could not be built for $500 a good
we'll Of water, and living running water. A small
living brook runs throug the land and could he cas-
iy be carried over the whole premises. My price is
$3.50. $iol0 down. the remainder to remain on
mortgage If desired, in annual payments of 200 to
5000. Address or apply to the subscriber at Hyde
Park. I A. Il. DAVIS.
Or TO f. D. Sawyer, who is authorized to negoti-
ate the sale.
Oct 26 1865 40
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REAL ESTATE in Stowe Village
FOR SALE

The Subscriber wishing to secure change of ell
his
NEW, LARGE and ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE!
In said Village also in connection Herewith, If de-
sired by the purchaser, his Farm Of FoRrysFIvr
acres aaJoining-comprislng SIX nice building lots
OF one-fourth acre each, THIRTEEN acres Of rich IN
terval meadow, from which has hcen taken "a tons
Ct hay the present season, and about THIRTY acres
Of pasture and wood land, including $50 gar tress
sugar house, &C.; all within short distance of de
dwelling. Of this desirable property it is only nee
fcessary to say that the prominence and beauty of
.cation attract general attention The house is ac-
know lodged to be the most elegant, thoroughly
builtnnd convenient Of any in town. The rooms Is
IN number, being large and pleasant, can DO prota-
bly, used fer keeping bOarders-especially visitors
from the cities during the Summer months. This
offer opens
~ RARE CHANCE!
to Bny Independent liver or business man to secure
BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD at very reasonable price.
Any persons wishing to purchase invited to call
and examine premises Terms will be given and
all communications answered by the subscriber.
ii. d. WOOD, Stowe, Vt.
November, 2j, 1868. Itf
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In johnson, Nov. 9th, Dea. Calvin Whiting,
aged IS years.
In Moriisyillc, Oct 28d, of consumption, Miss
Sarah s. Miles, in the 10th year of her age
In Morristown, Nov. Goth, of consumption,
Mr.. John @. A. Gle, aged A years. New
Hampshire papers please copy.
In Moyrisvillc, Nov. Both, Eva j. only child
of P. p. and L. NJ. Roberts, aged ] year 10
months and days.
In Morrstown, Dec. I'd, Willie w, only son
of A. G. and NJ. J. Blossom, aged weeks.
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$780, -----------r------
special Notices.

'"'0'l'e County Natl Bank OF Hyde Park.
""Ockholders are hereby notified that the
''' meeting for the choice Of directors fer the
usuing, will be holden at Their Banking
'm hyde Park, on Tacsaty, the 18th day
[%y, A. y. 1869, at O'Clock, p. M.
|"ppark, Vt, Dec. Sd, 1868.
Pm ORDER on rnE DfaEcrons.
A. L. MOVES, Cashier.
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MIR. N. ?. Leachs singing-class at
ohnSon, commenced on Monday night of
lSt week, and will number from eighty to
Pc hundred pupils. His class at North
iyde Park numbers about eighty.
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For SALE.


In the village Of Worthwhile, the Dwelling
out-buldings and premises belonging the estate Of
the late Adelia VI. Smith, and formerly occupied
10Y Hiram w. Story. There is a garden adjacent,
Containing agout one-iourth acre of ground, and
nica spring Of water near by, This is good chance
or any one desiring 10 get nice little place in the
thriving village Of Morrisv!lle; 4 portion of the
purchase money NAV remain on mortgage.
II. H. POWERS, Administrator.
Morrsvii3e, Nov. %, 1868.
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-'ermonters, note the advertisement of The
f'nont Record and Farmer Its publisher is
entcrpnsing, widc-awake man. His paper,
STATE PAPER, is worthy Of patronage
Pal the inducements.
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A 4on.AcRn rARM rnR SAFE. oHEAp limits

A 400-ACRE FARM FOR SALE, CHEAP.-1This
form is located the old county road from Wocott
to Craftsbury and contains 400 acres Of choice land
One hundred and fifty acres cleared; the remainder
is timber land which has never been culled.
good Su Jar Orchard and Sugar House.
An Appl. Orchard Of $50 trees has been set lately
Buildings all good and in good repair, and sup.
piled with excellent neyer-failing water.
$50 rods of 70, Stone Wall.
Farm now keeps twenty cows, yoke Of oxen and
pair Of horses. Stock will be sold with the place.
desired. Also rs tons of Hay and Farming Tools
Terms easy
L. A. TILLOTSON.
Wolcott Sept 90 1868 dJtf
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS

Commencing November 30; 1868.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Waterbury at s.42Aa2,o2 and o,40
NJ.
Nail train leaves st. A hans at G, 20 An, and
CONNECTS at Burlington with The Rutland Road
at White River Junction and Bellows Falls with
trains for Boston. Worcester, Springfield. and
with trains on Passumpsic railroad; arrives at
New York at 40.
Day Express leaves Montreal at s 40 AM st.
Johns at ~ AM, Rouse's Point 10 40 A for
Boston. &c. arriving in Boston via Lowell at
l)30Pa.
Night express leaves 0gdensburgh at I 30 A
NJ, Montreal at 3 80 p NJ, Rouses Point at 40 p
N, st. Johns at 4 5 NJ, arriving in Boston at
40 AM; connecting at Bellows Falls with
cheshire Ralaoad for Boston and Worcester.
and with Vt. Valley railroad for Springfield, &c.
and arriving in New York at 1880
TRAINS GGIEG NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at 1926 and s.25 AN, and
! 5.56fM.
| bay Express leaves Boston via Lowell 800
AM. Tor Burlington, Montreal, 0glensburgh and
| the west.
Mail train leaves Boston via Lowell at 90
AM via lawrence and Fitchburgh a. 5 80 A
", Springfield at 40 AM. Tor Burlington and
st. Alban-, &c.
Accommodation tram leaves No thfeld at s 90
A NJ, for Burlington, Rutland. Rouse Point.
Night Express leaves BELOW 5 Falls at ~ 10 Pm
recei, ing pass myers from Vermo 1t llley rail-
road leaving New York at II Is p and ffom
Cheshire railroad leaving Boston at $50 Pm con
Meeting at vi bite River junction with train
leaving Boston at 8 20 PM. for Burlington, NJ n
treal. Rouses Point. and Ogden,burgh, con
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the west.
sleeping cars are attached to all night Trains
Through Tickets for Chicago and the west fol
sale at the principal stations.
G. MERRILL. Supt.
ST. Adams. Nov. 80. 1858.
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This Company, National in its character, offers, by
reason,of its Large Capital, Low Rates of Premium
and New Tables, the most desirable means Of in:ur-
ing life vet presented to the public
The rates of premium, being largely reduced, arc
made as favorable to the insurers as those Of the
best Mutual Companies and avoid all the coinplica-
tions and uncertainties of Notes, Dividends and the
MISUNDERSTANDING which the latter are so apt tu
cause the Policy-IIolder.
Several new and attractive tables are now prcsen-
ted which need only to be understood to prove ac-
ceptahle to the public, such as the INCOME-PRO-
DuCING POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM Poll
ICY. In the former, the policy-hoder not only Sc
cures life insurance, payable at DEATH but Will re-
ccive if living, after period Of few years, an an
nual income equal to ten per cent 90 per cent? Of
the par of his policy. In the latter, the Comauy
ACCESS to return to the assured the total amount Of
money he has paid in, in addition to the amount q
his policy.
Tho attention of persons CONTEMPLATING insuring
their lives OF Increasing the amount of insurance
they already have, is called to the special aivanta'
yes offered by the National Life Insurance Company
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given on
application to the Branch Office Of the Company OF
to the
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
e. A. ROLLINS a
w e. CHANDLER, of the Board Of Directors.
J. p. TUCKER, Manager.
Merchants Exchange, State St., Boston
j. RUSSELL ARMSTRONG,
ST. ALBANS and MONTPELIER, Vt.
Special Agent for Addison, Chittenden, Grand Isle
franklin, Lamolle and Washington Counties.
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TERMS.


|ne year, in advance, 81 %
Inc copy, three years in advance, 90
We copies, one year III advance, s 90
eli copies one year in advance, and an OK
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one Magazine and Chilhren's Hour, 2 so
hmc Magazine and Once Month, 3 90
9pe Magazine, Once a. Month and Chill
lrcns Hour, exr
PCcmn numbers, 10 cents.
PREMIUM TOR CLuBs.-Evcry one sending
Job will receive a copy of "IHe .AageL Of
Pcacc," an elegant 81 so Engraving This
hrge print, which we have had engraved
steel, in line and stipple, at cost of nearly
1000, is the finest and Host beautiful cngrly
be ever offered as ? premium.
Address T. S. ARTHUR & SONS,
500 & 81 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
From many hundreds! of testimonials to the
Character and usefulness Of "Thc Children's
Hour, y we select the following,
The Sunday-School Times says:-''We can hardly
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The National Intelligencer says:--"Wc make this
asaine one Of the few that go into the hands Of
r Clildren.r
bishop Simpson says,-'I have no hesitation in
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FARM FOR SALE.
AT A Low pRIC e!

The Subscriber offers for sale his farm located in
the west part Of Eden, and half miles from Ellen
Corners, cOntann 1870 acres of good land, good
Sugar Orchard Of $50 trees, and plenty Of wood and
timber Thrty-eight tons Of hay were cut on said
farm the past season. Buildings good and supplied
with never failing water. Hay and Stock will be
sold with the farm, if desired, and possession given
Immediately. G. ii. CORNISH.
Eden, Got r. 1868. i7tf
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And one cepy to lhe getter:tp Of a CLUB d Y
NoricE TO ApyERTisERs.

The journal presents an iipe4uaed medium
for those who wish TO reach the largestan best
class of readers. All advertisements appear I'M
the morping and evening editions al one charge
--.ar thus have practically the benefit OF the
crcu1atiOn oil two papers. w.
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nI CHERRY BALsAM--The memory of DIR.
sr Is embalmcd in the hearts of thousands
~ ms BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY has cured
sugns' colds, consumption, or some other
@d pulmonary disease. It is now over 40
sn Snce This preparation was brought before
puOnC, and yet the demand for ii is constant
Increasing.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-12-08

Tn presenting tina pIoyPcctds Of The Boston
Journal Tor 1862 the proprietor feels assured
that the pledges made last year have been more
than redeemed. and that at the close Of year
of excitement, which hiss demaTdep the most
lavish outlay of capital to meet the expectation
of the reading public. there are none who nave
fsiled to find in the columns of the journal the
freshest and most reliable intelligence srJh all
the leading centres OF news both at home and
abroad, gwsrs
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Wolcott, Sept. 20, 1868
FARM FOR SALE


IN CAMBRIDGE.
The subscriber offers his farm in, Cambridge, for
sale. Hay and Farming implements sid with the
place, If desired, The farm consists Of hundred
acres of good land; two Sugar Orchards with sugar
house In each; taps 900 trees Buckets storage
pans, etc., in good order The farm is we'll fenced.
Immediate possession given, if required
EDWARD HEBB.
Jcffcrsoyille Nov t. 1868 50
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W See prospectus of Boston Journal
e best New England daily.
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LIBERATION.

This may certify tiat have given my son newell ,i
II The remainder of his minority, and shall claim
none Of his earnings nor pay my gyn n
traeting after this dnte EhAnIoo D s.%
fillmore, Dec u is6s.' '"'
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Wistar,s Ralsam of Mnd cherru

T. "
This remedy has long been cherished by the
community for its remarkable efficacy in reliev-
ing, healing and curing the most obstinate, pain
full ,hd long-standing cases of CoUGm, CoLp, IN
FLuENzA, SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS, WnooprNG
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LUNGS; while even CONSUMPTION itself has well
ded to its magic influence when all other means
have failed. Its whole history proves that the
past has produced no remedy of equal value as
a cure for the numerous and dangerous pulmon-
airy affections which prevail all over the land.
FROM S. II. PEARL, ESQ,
Principal Of the State Normr School Of Vermont
JOHNSON, We, Jan. 81, 1863
Messrs. SETH W. FowLE 4 Son, Boston.
GENTLEMEy--I elm most cheerfully recommend
WIsTAR's BALsAN OF CHERRY as n safe and eff
Gent remedy for .CouGHs, COLDS, IScIPIENT Con-
SUMPTION, &c. have often used it myself, and re-
commended 1t to my Friends with the most satisfac-
tory results Yours most truley,
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The Chillren's Hour.

In announ cling their Prospectus for 1869, the
Publishers of "rnE OfiLDREy's Hour" can
bot refrain from speaking of the cordial welcome
h has received everywhere, and of the unusual
By large circulation it has attained in the short
space Of two years.
No change will be made in the style or char
accr Of the Magazine. 1t will continue to be,
aS from the beginning, the friend and teacher Of
|the little ones; ever seeking to lead them into the
knowledge of things good and true, and beauti-
|ta Through healthy culture of the magma
|hoD, and an attractive illustration of the great
|ruths that lie at the foundation Of all right liv-
Ing will seek to store up in their tender minds
|the good principles and loving affections that
EFil surely make them better and happier in al
Their after liyeq
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-12-08

The Presidents. Election haying secured the
fhetTumph OF the men and the principles Tor
which the Journal has laboi ed, the year 1869
approaches with oyeiy promise OF bringing with
| it the realization OF thuse objects which are
nearest to the heart Of every tlue Amercat -
The administration OF President Grant ssfnot
! fail to become Of great inIqrest. aud With Peace
secured throughout the land. the nation will
again rhnenew Its progressive march EAubed
by past eXpeI fence to anticipate the WISHES OF
the reading puuic. oir arrangements are per.
! fectGd TO supply our leaders With 0 large
amount OF most interesting matter during the
year 1869.
We call the at'enti,n of tho prbic to the lead
ing characteristics, aud teiils Gf 6tr SEVERAL IL.
4 sues =
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EnR SALE.

FOR SALE,
An excellent farm of
ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
one miles from Eden Corners, and within short
distance OF school-hOusc. The farm wi i'll be sold on
reasonable terms Buildings arc good and water
convpniept MRS LYDIA NJ. HUTCHlNS.
EIen VT Oct u. lSjS ~
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES

TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
OF choice farming land. One hundred and seventy
acres under improvement, and fifty acres in solid
body Of excellent timber and wood land within a
hundred rods OF circular saw mill and single ma
chime one thousand sugar trees sngar-house 20 3d.
arches, pans and sugaring utensils all new. DWELL
ing-house two stories, finished from top to bottom
and IN good repair 26 30 also smother house "a
81 This farm is suitable to divide into two farms II
desired. One barn 26 10, with cellar under the
wholei one barn "a 3d. one harm 26 x &c, one barn
30 30, new shed ~ 10; L: aud shed from house
to barn. Large dairy house quite new All the pro-
duce, stock and farming tools sold with the farm II
desired. Three-fourths Of the purchase money can
remain on mortgage for ten years If desired.
This farm is under high state of cultivation t.
running water for barns; good well at house and a
large cistcrn for soft water. Plenty Of small fruit
and apples for family use. 1t is most desirable To-
cation and will be sold by the subscriber who de-
sires to change avocation
For further particulars, enquire at the premises
d. G. HARDY.
Dec. fst 1863. Off
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PLANT CRAB TREES RAISED In
VERMONT.

Aaaptcd and Thoroughly Tested for eur Cold
Climate. size OF Apples. one anG a haii 70 TWO
inches In diameter-need not be parea io' oVoN'
ing or drying. "a
We soil nothing but of best qna,i'y.o ~ ~
roots, we'll packed. liberal n,sooun' "'a''
those ordering fifty or more trees. f.tse,
d. q BnraaaM Il Co.. Nurserymen Betn w.
Vt, a. k. srALpixo. Agent. horrisyi1e, W.