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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-10-20

p ain Killer is worth what it weighs in gold
A II around the world are its praises told
| { will Cholera cure--scourgc Of southern climcy
n o victim dies who takes il bctimcs.
X ecp Pain Killer true friend by vour silc.
! will cure Cough or Cold or Collie beside:
!. ook out to apply ii Tor Bruac or for prain.
l. ct it once be trod-twill he used again:
T. every word am telling You, Reader, is true,
L emcmhcr that Pain Killer is God for you
Pain Killer j, sold by al Drug it. aul dealers
in family mcdi ines. -, 5w
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-10-20

The, have added a 'ew AMI valuable feature IN
Reed lu-trrmrn's which t.cy have named the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-10-20

FOR SALE.

alhe slh.cril.roGtr- for s2lc the well known
Wru OF ihc late Norman Uulrdman, deceased
lylnt IA salisbury and Middlcluly, contain
ing llj acres, ON tho direct road from Middle
bury 10 salisbury ana miles from East Mid
dlchulN, suitably divided into meadow, pas
turc and tllagc. There is about Sd acres of
woodland, estimated to cut O or hundred
cords of wood. young orchard of grated
iruit, OF about thirty trees. There is dwell
Ing house, horse barn, hog pen, corn house
barns Terms easy. | also viii sell about
. thousand feet of seasoned Eastwood lumber
For further particulars enquire of Charlcs T.
Evcrts,
salisbury sept. T. 1888 aaf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-10-20
Rutland County.

Samuel f.. Durham of Rutland as
Secretary of Civil and Military affairs.
BRANDON. - There is considerable
sickness in Brandon. 49, Mr. Daniel
Woods, long a resident of the town,
left with his family recently to take up
his home in Iowa.-Thc ground in front
of the school house is being graded and
ornamcntcd.-Thc Farmers and Me
chanics' Club hold weekly discussions
on subjects Of interest.
Washington County.
President Roberts of Liberia Col
lege delivered The annual address be-
fore the state Colonization Society at
Montpelier, on Thursday last
A soldier in Barre, VT, lately cx-
pcricnccd change of heart. Before
his conversion he had been AN cXccu-
ton TO his comrades in prouonIcnc
for Seymour and Blairand the hystand-
Crs were amused when the revival was
at it. height to see the crriug "Ioy in
Blue hurl away his seymour and Blair
badge, evidently feeling that his per
/ sonal publication was incomplete with
out purging himself Of political sin. IN
the same breath that lac chad found
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lowing resolution wus aGoptcd:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09

RsAp.yxU6A6ts6 - u sAs kssth, yea
ere asked % ssssidss the fsss shaa shs
.oalAsIHksOassI soasa csssljna, led By .
hsadfsE Of sssdy Ness Esgisaz adsss.
sassrs, are 70 ssussut sAas sssss In We
sssuss. ans EAST six slssssral Yates In sks
r~uffffS1A3Dnssf asssssss. sdk sst&e--
y NY 1Ih ksstfssIss iAess sass by ia
vasss men u Nsw Hsmpshars, o. vss-
. suts st,osnsssiesss Or ossgsa, "a
Nsvsa. ssd viii sisess ssassaIiss sasss
49, ltsoD1swS srg Maass, sspwis-
ssseia, y Isws, Or sAs great City Il
- exc -sas~ S4s.l ------f
Y Vstx1ss.--A yessg ksaslsmas u uaI-
s1r.npx - - sutsts sisss 70 sswali
80 $50 - r ysspx iaag.s n
800 - ~. i sssssy eassss.
49, 80. - saiksa ssss y ~
s:.ss ~ - y =. ksssN ssssAs ~
M 1 s ST. 80.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09


AZ ksgaEsY sg sss sWsxcx--A rail-
way smplsyss, who svss inss shls city.
sGasyxy 23sskak sasdsas 10 ssssss-
sion with the rsesas railssy catastrophe.
rHss rsssissa his isssrnasios from ss-
ssAes Essawsg wms who vas spoa che
zssskea sgsIg, saa ,sssehsk for las sssa.
sbaSys i AehldA4 ssss-ssssreeIy old
enough TO talk plata. wss picked ~
asay enc Of shs yrseksd ears BY q
Msle4sn, sssmiskH ssecsssiass 81
Wbks hid 6ssaSrsa:. q showed sigas 81
life, hewsvss, ssd sss momsas IL die.
eoveYsA thai aufsfus snsirSlsd iss wsisl
u nestled up slsssly 70 the mss, asa9
..rls& sss.asss "sspsp stnssasssn ast
TAT pslheesH sbe kzsrsiss Of massls
/ OtabsAl asssssA saspssd sssm ID
sims u was taken up till 10 disd. 4
bssassspl smisA seeisslsa tbs lips alta
death, 20 life like such ~ wsaid kss'
sssa sAs ease had .ise aass swsss wsrd
apes sarsh sssa Uttered 10 the aaiss -,
s ,.ss .ls'lls '' Be 7 a'-.r o''''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09
Aars. lIncoin sissr Gen. Lessa with
n Shsrc Stick.

: - cms II oas 1rshssx.s havs pahiisAsd
sas4sfr3sf lsrsAsss5 bssk Of
Mira. Iisssln. The part pahliess1 y
pkifi4g9& IND aes1s - = ~
srcpsr colors. Madam speaks u LsEA
- having sssa Ssassally ashssd b Ass
hasssndss party, bsfsfs hs jsiasd sAens
~ aDirsy work Logan aad ssys ~
.a8xS5 S6k4 kiLA = - As11s sesk
aides With The snsmy. 20 far ~ bis ialla-
sses wsss, She sA54 wAss her hsseasd
iaformsd her enc night THAI Logss hsd
uroasrsd, " sassgs political sidss fss =
Oolouslss somniasies, wisA sAs prospssa
,ssvse~s,hisg bsl.sssa n do nSh BE
ssSMussssd Yish In hssk6s1. NJ Ls-
gan vas . les fsllow, and ses worth
buyiss w-RssAsoss AAe'a rsssrssd her %
she faes hat Lssas bad besa elected -
sssgssss h3 lsssensissis ii tsd saaa
Be 'wss repFsssassaiVs msa OF iafgs
slass ef citizens Of Egypt, add shas 6y
gslsiag him. n would Enaasaes bis less
associates. Madam stiil sppossai eas
her hasaxnd sss Sssk, and ordered ne
commission for Logan. As sssa % ls-
gs@ sold saa as hsgss g sltFAs ma
5kaSsss Issss.s . Esslss GASA ard o.
one ocsasisn prssssssd Mira. Lisssla with
whas sas supposed IA Do . para sssasssfs,
of ahs saias 81 several haaafsd dollars
Bss soupls Of weeks after il vas gissz
her. : female friend suggested shas sAs
sheuld send Ii 50 Mes York 70 have 10
v;tqgsasi q snsss assssssa. shs9 sens IT, and
shs Laridsry reported Ii zaa hssass and
waxAassls Assas sighsses dsliars. Mira
IA sAsa zzssrssd II 10 Lssaa In q lsssssl
saa wssla sasss agaia lss hin ssas into
Asx Sssaessa eqr ne-nri
'o1 NJ dope MIA. hasoiss sIll ass b DE-
asxssd Isop pahlshiss yhss book, By
ether The threats Of radicals, or shs Ca
jolsry or renegade democrats like Logas,
Siokles, Fsrnsy, ID i'd oaasss ss's. a
shan4% sAsusaaa spiss .siI b sold b.
eCfossa b shsrss as3s frS@ sbs press
Emakssk-f gpmzzasseaf%asz - ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09

- The SavasaaA sorssspsaassss 81
the LsaisyiIle Ceariss scasaiss ths fol-
loving splsy asssdoss: g The other day
The Hen. A. ii. ssephsns and Robert
Tsombs applied 10 be admissed 70 pFas-
siee la Jsdgs Esskias's coaTs, sad weFs
ssfased. After she adiaaramess Of the
ssars, Nr. Teoubs requested 81 Judge
Dssghsssy 10 asco@paay him 70 EFs
kias's Eoem aad hear . conversation
shieh be desired 10 have Nth him. When
he arrived where Esskins wass Dir.
Toombs said sa hin; $50, swsasy years
age whss yss wsFs driakiag batssrnilk
sas Of swill. ssb ia tbs sogs Of IEsisnd,
VISA . pTassisisass bsfors TIE sonfs
which yes ssw aisgrass. Fifssea years
ago, whsn I vas Sesatsr Ia CoOgrsss,
goa wezs selling lager bear from bsaiEa
TIE sosasss Ct achsrlestsn gsoEgsry, aad
90 NO period In sea yssrs has any gss-
slsmaa seen HE time whsa he soaid al.
ford 20 nssiss goa en- shs ssrssss and
yea, ear. ysa whs srs pwisssz N scssps-
ing the ones ysa no~ bold psssaHs 10
refuse gsasisman sAs siEhs 10 pssssiss
| before yss-' Hsss Erskias ross snd ssid
nr. Toombs Bio eesld sesssssd sach Ian
gaaxs, 90 b regarded 10 10 iasalsiag.
/ MIR. Tooxuhs told him In q very soatsmps'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09
F,asnelal Hrsaksrs Ahsaa.

Tia aessaeass. sssaess 81 49, <sissd'
ssasss = aaa Les ,AAs ~ nillisss u
dollars ~ sssk. u $50. ooo. 90 pss
anssn. Ihs szpsndisssss - ssss
sSso, o00, 900 ~ aassn4 us ~ tAss
rssAt11e tswszd askais a. sss ksadrs1
nillisae pr snaxnl sash b IN CO.
fsaaiss Il sAs TFibassSI wAish adas iFes-
isailY sAss b9sspsa Hssaryasdy aesaps
intsas % appsepriaiiAg ~ ssspixs =
he rslisf Of shsis en- pssalias intssssa.s
Osnersss h ssAssing the iass uiii -
Raksllas: 81 hare ssthisg sws
mseA ! ssve he rsss 10 shs psos.n
In lhis sitassios, MI slssses A. press.
Inn o. Csasrsss sslisk mnsssxss --sos
nsssurss 70 reiissa shs treasary, bat
shsmsslvssi The sstssa growers ask 10
BE- rsiisved VI ,Asir duty; shs sstsaa
spiassss beg sK shsir tax; shs aApisal-
isss saas the isesms tar ahslishsd = sad
all special isi~ssss SD for spesiaa re-
lief. Tbs whisky dealers nor pay sisvss
dallass b the rsvsaas szssss fos ssszy
enc shsy pap 70 sAs gevsransss; and
shsss sabs - pay iass The srsasasy -
lsAss Ave times iss prsssas rsssipss- Tia
pasiisaa ID msss pstrissss sAaa shs
pssrisssi
a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09

e TAs Legal Lsagssfs ssasa are
sASiag So grand cid sins.s May 81
shs ssgsnisasloss q. Alshaaa havs sarss-
I'd up sssirslY siAss he sdjoaramsss u
the sosysasian, In sssseqasass o. dlsis-
iess amspg shs msmbsss - the as~
ssassstasisa- Tbs Lsyai Lssgss ei
Ausaia. Tsxas, has szpslls4 Gos. Psass,
Chisf Jassiss Morysll aad Jsdgs Bsli, ali
aleyals sppesassss u aloysp Phil
shesiass. Great IRE the trials and ssih'
alasisss og shs ssIsysl.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09

4
~ Carpenter, the artist, IN sue Of
bis partisan eonsTibaiious 10 TOE I#ds-
psndeasi, represented, Sss. saSnsar ~
holding an insassssa%ith President Lin
seln wsiss governor, 10 which Liasoin
sasbakld him for s'dislcyalsy." Gsv.
assassas6sss5sda sss charge a. fabri-
satGoD, saying "l ,s@4s eseE In WasA-
kwtsaj gAsadJwas govsEssr, scr aavs
bess shegs sipaa LIsfs thai oiios- Issv-
ass sssksa sHy 600 sssasisa o. inssgsisw wiiA
Ar. Lineoln absas public aR4irs." Car.
wne@, skasg 70 sasHs, askss an aa-
ssassH(a Sfscsssa ID 30 lndsDsaasss,
asa gives Geo: p. Lisssls. iass psssassr
Der 81 sRzaakiyn, N Ais lassAsrisy. Lis
AzsssaMs ban sara rssssssss He says be was
grossly sapsssa spss," bss asss MOI
wsasAby vksw. ga uast5 0 @
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09

r. Tbs sswa ssass pssss ssys u 10
runsssa sAss D. L. Mahoasy l. shoas 10
sssss psmsss.ass papsF - Dsessas.
The Rsem aess nos credit he Sanes.--
Mr.. Aishsnsy hss - sisAs % ssszs . ps-
pss'' whsss - plsssss, BEL - 10 net 80
he nssd u spsshes Dsnosrasis pApss u
Dsbassss Ths Hsssid i 6aiAs ~ sssa
weli, sa4 sss papss wsil sapssras9 h
wsrsh ssss1 iAss NJ ssmpsllsd q
aghs on sshais sasisss. y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09
60 The Chicago 7smss ia speaking

Tue Unicsgo AsaAss u sF1A&s3S
q 81 gsap.,s.ss: ILL,
sajoars. .aarjng shs hslisAys, % shs
"fansassis tricks Of shs men #ao bar.
: 4a aasssnasahfp i shas hsdy havs :
drolrsry aixed With sksir miachisssus-
= ness whishas frssaeasly' vrry anssisg.
The daily report Of congressional pro-
aTSsssss 70 nnl qai.s 90 lsashshls - an
sweating Sith BfoGgkan 81 The theatre,
.gwissssgsssswsils % sasas - . ssais
aiznasas or ere eg Lsysr's novsls, "Dir-
~ sRSsk" Esgaa pssaiSg Oh fassiosisa !
Batlsne III philanshsepy Ashley Of In
segritx Of motives Thsd.. stsvsas 81
IL 0Saa saSasaAtios 0Aaadlas Of sshsins
shs world; sauasF u tbs sssEnal pria-
eiplss Of Justice aad liberty Trumbail
.sfagafd Sos sas susssisasise Tipssa
81 newspaper reporters wbo charge hin
with chasing kid gloves wish stationery;
,AkDaasaM 'ss5sayss sadAis loag msm-
bsSship With the Jseobln party; sad Ma
poiAS BoaAp arss 3afd q nothing at all.
oo-@Es@ks ap< Ia the course Of day %
much rlhas ssipcoasiatsUs,aad nessaasi-
ssf thss ths report sf Il u - Interesting
I III shss wah > feel. QOnsssss sheald
| Masa spansidsrsa sais hsSsrs sajsassing
for shs holidays, and hare psrsasd Ia
regular business Of making itsslf Eidicu-
loaa. .sIsahisxzG civ seer Do assisted b
Pompey, and Cato, and Bsasas, and Sam
Jshasihg.,' aAd psrh9ps, whea samns'
Sks ths outrage regulated. BY Diasb
Tg8aFgiseSasssy Rnp 4kbY ksllys ans
Ia. Nsnsy Araeld.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17

ttJsE Cd ArIgE TUFE- nTING.-A gentle
ma7 writing to the Farmers Club of the
American Institute On the e. Cause of Apple
Trees Dying" saws that in Southern Ohio,
where De wac raised. he has known his father
eighteen OF twenty years ago. 20 gather MS
much as forty bushels of apples from single
tree. and these of the most excellent varieties
In the .lmc region. it now takes about forty
trees 10 produce one hushel. Apples began
t. decline in that locality about 1850.
Ia Dis f. theirs orchard the progress Of the dis
ease was quite marked Bitter Tot appeared
and theaprle- dropped off Trematurely The
disease spread. until finally the whole orchard
became Infected. His father hauled muck
and iHat II around the trees, and straw and
leaves lie manurci. mulchcd and Vrunei
al % no purpose. The trees sIcEcned and
died In his opinion. the death of the tree
was caused solely by climatic changes
When large crops Of apples We're raised in
tia, locality. there were swamIs and ponds
near. the country had been but slightly
cleared. tie air was damp and humid; there
were dense fo.s and heavy dews. The same
Influences which produced rich, juicy fruit,
lIk-vi,. caused ague and intermittent feyers.
4 good trait year WAS always fever and ague
wear Ev-and-hv the country was cleared up
ami the pond, were drained fo-z and dews
were rare, and drouths frequent: the ague
disappeared, but the apples grew sick. They
caaij not DO without moisture. Apples are
almost as choice Of their locality as grapes.
In q tim1cred country, well watered, and not
too far north, they viii bear immense crops
with scarce any attention In other places
they may do fairly, but in a dry climate they
cannot succeed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17

Commencing, May D. fs6s, trains will run as fol-
lows
LIVE BURLINGTON;
9.30A. M..NAIL TRAIN for Boston. Lowell Wo-
cester, Fitch1urgh, Bratteb0ro Springfield Hart.
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York
arrive in Troy at4.l5 P. NJ. New York 20 "a p n
Saratoga coop. Ia, Boston zap. NJ
through 10 Boston Troy lritaout eh1rg, Of Car,
2.45PM. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN to Rut.
land, arrives in Rutland at rs.
lo.nCP. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS. with Sleeping Car. for
New York and Boston. Arrive in Troy al b
\. n; New York lois \ VI. Saratoga {. 90 A. m
Boston s.3j 4. ".
Through 10 Toy and Boston WITHOUT change Of Cars
The go 4. ". and 10 P NJ. trains make close
connection with the New York Central at Troy
and Albany for all points West
From ts South and EAT Trans rrruf .t sarIiagtsn
foHows
400 A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with sleen
ing Cars, from New York and Boston. Leavss
New York at 5 P. NJ, Boston $50 P NJ
9.o5A. N. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rut
Land. u'
AS Pm MAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell. Worees-
Now York. avg
For further information apply at the Union Tick
ct Office, No. American Hotel Block or at the Rut-
and burlington Passenger Station where tickets
can he purchased for all Of the above routes and sl
points West, North West and South West; choice may
inston.
J. W. HARDWELI, Agent, Passenger Station.
J. " CARPENTER. Agent. No. American hoteI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17
Steamboats,.
NOrth'rn Transportation 60


TIE ONLY
THROUGH D-fILY LIVE
Between Osiensburgh. Chicsgo. and intermedi-
ste Ports
olIg SIR day, through tri,sout chang. Of boat
This weIi-known and reliable Company will during
the present season, run their line Of
FHst-Ciass Upper-Cabin Steamers
Daily between Oeienshur-h. Oswego, Cleveland.
Toledo. Detroit, Chicago. Milwaukee. and iuterne-
date ports leaving 0-tensaurSh on arrival Of FL
press train fIom the Fast
Passengers and faniIios MOVING Vest can -lrarE
with their luggage, teams. stock. &C. an. ilui o.
gether without disturbance or traushument. At their
port destination, thus avoiding the great iucon-
veni ce Of the many changes delays. and expenses
OF other routes These steamers have large cabins
and sate-rooms, amply and neatly furnished for first
cldSs pdsysngers and second cabins with cooE stoves
and comfortable accOmWodations fIr passengers and
families who may wish 70 furnish their own provis-
Ions No efforts VIII be spared 20 maintain the repu-
tation Of this as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
\ thorough rebuilding refttiug, repairing. and r.
urnishi-g, with several boats added % the line
make this now the most comfortable pleasant and
expeditions route to the great West.
r Be sure and see ,ss agents Of this line sstors
zUrchGsfHg your tickets
Trusty men viii always meet passengers AZ the
depot In OgdenshurEh 10 take checks and rs-cheek
baggage for this line.
Ask for tickets via NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION
CoHPANY's STEAMERS, iAs oHis daily AIRericaH line
ieariHg OgIsESburgh
We will make it the interest Of every traveller 10
see the agents Of this Line before purchasing else
where.
Through tickets over all Western Railroad Lines
can be obtained on application % Gro " SutrH
Office corner Ford and Patterson Streets. opposite
johnson House OStenshurgh, Y Y One hundred
pounds Of baggage free 10 each passenger.
Baggage checked through TO ali points.
For through tickets and other information apply
70 n A EDDY, Office Steamer Landing Ogdens-
nurgh, \ Y. or II. y. DRURY. American Hotel
Block, Burlington Vt
GEO. " SMITH. Go.sraf Ticket Agent.
Il J GOODNO, Passenger Agent
April II. dksan
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. n
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing, May p, fs5s, trains will run as fc
lows.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17


4 CHEAP AND DURABLE PANT.--Iase han
a bushel Of nice unslacked lime; slack 1t with
boiling water, cover it during the process u
keep in che steam, and add To 1t peck OF
clean salt. previously well dissolved IN warm
water: three plluds of ground rice boiled 20
q thin paste, and stirred IN boiling hot hall
pound Of clean glue which has been lreyl-
9u-ly dissolved hy first aking IL well ana
yhen hanging it oyera slow fire. in small
kettle within large one filed with water.
Ada five gallons of bot water to the whole
mixture stir il well. and let 1t stand few
3ay covered from t.c dirt. 1t should be put
on tot. for this purpose, it can be kept
90 81 portable furnace. 1t Is said that about
one pint of thi, mixture will cover square
ward upon the outside Of house If properly
applied
Brushes. more or ler7 small, may be used
according TO the neatness Of the job required
Il answers "a, well as oil paint for wood,
brick or stone, and is cheaper. 1t retains It's
h-iliiancy for many years. There is nothing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17
Rral Gstatr.
FARM FOR SALE.

I'VE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his fam
acres well fenced with running watt.
House, and Barns, abundance Of fruit tv
sugar orchards, all the farming sugar All
tools. also, with or without the stock IT,.
stocked with COWS, and will keep % eow- mi
summer and winter. The above is located ri
load one mi from the village near 81
church. Buildings. all new.
For further pa ticulars enquire Of the SD .
on the premises.
JOSEPH Z C..t
Wesfr1rd VI. June 2gth. I.5s-ygtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17

Law, MsSI>G-Io make a go7i lawn the
ground must beprorsrly graded in such form
as the owner may deem Vroper-a continuous
slope or a succession of them. Onder-drain-
age Is important IN many cases. Deep plow-
ing liberal mauuring, and q complete pulvcr-
ilatjlu of the -lil. are Prerequisites to success
Tire -eediu. f. usually done with mixture
IF equal proportions Of rye-grass, bluegrass
au3 white clover. pressed into the soil with
light roller. The moving should be frequent
and a toy drc-in-of fine manure given annu-
ally or iienniai.y. as maybe necessary. IT,
uallv once in two years viii be sufficient
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-09-17

VI. B. CARPENTER, 4. B., PRINCIPAL
graduate Of the University Of Vermont
Miss MARY BROwNsOs, Preceptress.
Mrs. 5. II. DAVIS, Teacher Of Music
Mrs. F. F. GLEASON, Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
The Fall Term viii commence wednesday, the 9Th
day Of September, ls6s.
Board can be obtained at reasonable rates in pr.
vate families.
Z. B. ASDREws, Dear Sri take pleasure in say
Ing that Mr.. NJ. b. Carpenter, whom you have invit
ed 70 take charge Of your High School is will fitted
for the duties Of the pos % which you have called
him. | confidently expect that he will meet with
decided success.
Yours truly,
JAMES B. ANGEL.
Aug. {, fd&wtf Pres. Vt. University.
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I'VE well known farm Of the late Nati7.
l ton. situated in East Shelburn, five o. ...
burlington. said farm contains one hua -..
t9rty-two acres Of land with good fruit ami ~.
eharts, two story brick dwelling house. a
.aiidin-s. said farm viii be sold, together -.
We " sock and farming utensils, also, W. ..
~ Beds, one situated halfa mile north
the other two miles from Burlington on tia-
M % Nilliston VILLAGE.
the premises.
Juuc1lwf .rpe sr-
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(1ABE into the enclosure Of the subssriber on the
y 18th ult hay mare colt, about three years
old. The owner e requested 20 prove property,
pay charges and take her away
Richmond, Vt, Sept let wsw
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A THOROUGHBRED ALDERNEY BULL,

IHUhUUUH-BKED ALDEKNEY BULL.
I'hIs bull Is the property Of Col. F. L. LEE. and Il
= 70 oe seen at his summer residence in Wesfport
H lsset county, New York, in charge Of Mr.. VIM B
steamboat landing at said Westport The bull Is tw,
year, old, and Is from the blood Of Mr. Thomas Mo-
tey oreed, o. Boston, Mass, and was sired hy M
Aidrieh's bull Of ketne, ". II. nj
Aug. %. -d2w&weF
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agricultural.

fll7ec Taii-h is me % tie most important
root raised in market gardens, upwards OF
tive hundrei acres Of it beng grown IN the
vicinity o: Newly ork alone, and for the last
half dnzen years there ha- been nothing grown
from which has been realized more profit ar
q second crop.
\ correspondent Of an agricultural paper
says cm growing about twenty acles OF
root, this year. mostly yellow mangolds and
Swedish tarriu-. Experience convinces ne
,hat the Yellow Mangold Nurzel Is the best
root f,rthc American farmer. For the last
f1ur years have not grown less than 900
hu-acl. fer acre. and sometimes over 1900
bushels. at cost OF from four to seven cents
ac- hasheI-
The C5tufrv GcaGenqr does not agree
with che reports lately Published in the Irij-
u7le regar Sing The corn crop. In many sec
II tu- in which the crop Is reported to be very
fine. larger, and Of better quality than last,
the severe drought j. fonnd to have seriously
affected the grain and also Of the wheat
crop, the first paper asserts that over the
whole Northwest, the yield is not only ligb;
but the quality miserable.