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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

II will be seen elsewhere that Dr. Gage who
has been working such remarkable cures in the
principal cities and villages of New York, Massa-
chusctts and New Hampshire, has taken parlors
at the Revere House, Brattleboro, from Wednes-
day, Sept 20, until about Oct IS. The Doctor
has for the past month been practieing in Keene,
N. IL, where he has, as usual, met with unbounded
success, as is shown by many cures published,
few of which We subjon: s.,.f 3.
Mr., EDIroR:-Say to the afflicted that have
had a lame knee twenty years. being Obliged to
use two canes most Of the time. Was operated
upon by DIR. Gage, at the Eagle Hotel, and he has
perfectly cured me. For the last five years have
not enjoyed whole nights rest until treated by
the Doctor will be happy to answer all inqui-
ries. Yours, etc
SOLOMON MACK, Gilsum, N. II.
We might also mention the cure Of Mr.. George
Graves Of Walpole, N H., who was suffering from
severe heart difficulty debility, etc, could walk
but very little; cured by two or three operations.
Mr., Corls lliudes, Chesterfield, N, H., diseases Of
long standing had defcd medical SIX III, says he
feels like new man." Mrs, l., M. Pratt, Fitz-
william, N H., severe bronchitis and lameness.
+. C. Miner of Gilsum, N H., perfectly cured of
for years; cured by few operations. Charles E.
Richardson, Marlboro N H., severe lamencss
caused by fever sore, cured. VIM c. Carter, L.
Jaflrey, N. H., similar case. Mrs. Jesse Graves,
Walpole, N, H., system generally derangcd, cured.
But the most remarkable is following:
Mr.. EpIToR;-I desire for the benefit Of suf-
fering humanity to make known the miraculous
cure performed by DR. Gage upon my wife, while
in Hamilton, Madison Co. about one year ago
Her disease palsy of one side, and she had
been given up as incurabe. DIR. Gage gave her
two treatments one week apart, and in three weeks
she was perfectly well, and has remained SO ever
since. In passing through your place recently,
learned that the DR. was practicing there, and in
justice to him and the afflicted felt it my duty to
make this remarkable cure known. Yours with
gratitude THOS. L. DORMAN,
Hamilton, N. Y.
Those suffering from disease of any kind should
not allow this opportunity to pass. He charges
nothing for colsutation his Erms are reasonable,
and if he thinks the cure doubtful he frankly tells
the patient So Vermont Record and Farmer
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Marriea.

sey. Mr.. S0L0S HIT SMITH and Miss ADA A.
ALDRICH, both of Shrewsbury.
In Springfield, Sept 6. by Rev. L. C. Bass. Mr..
CHARLES p. SHERWIN Of Brattleboro and Miss
ESTELLE ID. COX of Springfield.
Also. Sept. II. by the same MIR. STLAS j. COBB of
Springfield. and Miss MARY A. GOING of Wealth
ersield
In Putuey, Sept. 21st, by Rev. A. Foster Mr.
GARDNER s. RATHAN of Dummerston, and Miss
MARTHA ELLEN LANE of Putney.
bur. Mr.. c. H. .sPAULDING Of Westminster, and
Miss ELLA NJ. WOOD of Rockingham.
:, In Albany, \; x; Sept; By Rev !. Livingston
Mass, and Miss NELLIE NJ. WALES of Albany
formerly of this village.
In Winchester N. H., Sept. 15 by Rev E. Harman
SAMUEL b. BARTLETT of Brattleboro, and ELLA
f. HARVEY of Chesterfield, N H.
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Auction I.

WILL be sold at auction, Mt the residence of Nor
W ton C. Roundy in the town of Springfield Vt,
on Wednesday, the It'll day Of October 1863 at 10
O'Clock. A. NJ. the following property thorough
bred Bucks. As thorough bred Ewes. and "a thorough
bred Lambs. To those who acquainted with Mr.
Roundys flock of sheep comment is unnecessary.
They were bred from the world renowned Hocks Of
Mr. Hammond Of Middlebary' VT and Stowel of
Orwell VT. and it is said by good judges that this
flock is superior to flock of sheep the east side
of the mountain. They are all pure blood and in
good condition and must be sold to the highest bid
der. All lovers Of good sheep especially invited
to attend this sale look at this flock of sheep will
fully remunerate any man for the time spent Also
Horses, Bull Calf. Buggy Wagon. Lumber
Wagon. Carts, Express Wagon. Sleighs. Sleds.
Buffalo Robes. Harnesses interest in two Bulls
/ Gold Watch Chain. a lot of Timber. 1900 feet Hem
lock Lumber, a lot of sheep tobacco. 2 NJ. slate.
The Farm and Residence of Mr.. Roundy is nearly
opposite of Charlestown, n. H. Charlestown being
the nearest point that can be reached by rail
$40 GEORGE SLATE. Assignee.
Bellows Falls. Sept. 2lst, 1868
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

STATE OF VERMONT ! The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER. IS. within and for said
Districts To all persons interested in the estate of
Eliakim Rice. late of Westminster in said District
deceased. GREETING:
YOU are hereby notified that Sylvester s. stod-
1 dard, administrator of the estate of Eliakim
Rice, late of Westminster in said District deceased
will present his administration account for allow
ance. at the session Of said Court be held at the
Probate Office in Townshend. on the first Wednesday
of October, A. D. 1868. And also that the said Court
will at the time and place aforesaid decree distri
button Of the said estate to the persons entitled
thereto; Mt which time and place You may be heard
in the premises if you shall see
G. B. EDEY. Reg'r.
Sept. s, 1868. 1879
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'THE UNDERSIGNED, having been appointed by
the Probate Court of the District Of Windsor
commissioners to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
Of Alfred Warner late of Andoxer nsaid District,
deceased, and the claims of tho deceased exhibited
in setef to the claims of the CREDITORS hereby give
notice that will meet for the purpose of examin-
ing and allowing said claims nj the late dwelling
house af the said deceased in Andover in said Dis.
the last Saturday in February 1869 from one clock
until four o'clock p. NJ. on each of saiddays and
that SIX months from the twenty-eighth day OF
August A D. 1863 is tho time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their claims us for
examination and allowance. Dated at Andoyer this
first day of September. A. d. 1865 F
o. w. LEON ARD, g.,
C. A. WARMER, Admir-. .s7-
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Notice.

i1Fhe Annual Exhibition of the Windhami County
Agricultural Society viii be holden on Society
Grounds on the sOth day of September and LIST day
OF October. 1865. Preparations and improvements
arrangements which. we think wiz satisfy every
competitor and visitor that they determined to
make this the model Fair The programme for the
first Disqualification of Stock: second-iay-Ex
ton of Horses from O'Clock until 12 Address at
o'clock ? no 2 o'clock. trot for two prizes ut 2l4
O'clock meeting of the Society for choice Of officers
and report Of coumttees on premiums. Alfpersons
wishing to become members of society mnst do so
previous to 9o'clbck of first dag.
PER ORDER Con-. ARRANGEMENTS.
W. A. STEDMAN. Sccy.
Newfane. Sept 8, 1868. 1873
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, Sally Barne-' E-.a,e.

STATE oFyERM0NT, eThe Probate Court
DISTRICT OF W EsTAINsTPR IS. within and for said
District: To all persons interested in the estate of
Sally Barnes, late of Rockingham in said District,
deceased. CIR EFrING:
Nos are hereby notified that an instrument in
writing. purporting be the last will and tesla
ment of Sally Barnes, late of Rockingham in said
by Charles c. Barnes. the executor therein named
for probate; and that said Court will decide upon
the probate of the at the session of said Court
to be held at the Probate Office in Townshend on
the first Wednesday in October. A. d. 1865 when and
where may be heard in the premises if you shall
see eanse. 6. B.EDDX. Rcg'r.
Sept s. 1865. T-39
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Good News 10 the Afflicted.

Those suffering from any form of disease should
read, in another column, the wonderful cures per-
formed without medicines by DIR, Gage, the wide
ly known Natural Physician, who has taken par
lors at the Revere House in Brattlcboro, from
Wednesday, Sept 90, until Oct. 10. He has been
highly successful in this and other States Of
which he has abundant testimonials in the shape
of personal certificates. If all other methods
have failed you, give DIR. Gage call-Branie-
boro Record
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

TOMATO CATsUP.-The following recipe
is perfectly reliable. 1t has been used
in my own and many other families for
series of years, and we know of none
better, nor any we think its equal. If
any of the many housekeepers who read
this journal are querying as to how they
shall profitably use their tomatoes upon
which 'Jack Frost" came so near steal
ing a march last week, let them without
fail give practical heed to this recipe.
Even if they "can" their tomatoes, it
is very desirable to have few bottles of
catsup for roast beef or joint of mutton.
1t gives a relish to meats when they
might seem insipid and tasteless.
Recipe One peck of tomatoes, one
tea-cup of salt, one tablespoonful cloves,
one tablespoonful allspice, one table
spoonful red pepper, four large onions
chopped fine.
Chop the tomatoes fine. 1t is not nee
essary to peel them. To cook it thorough
ly. boil away one half stirring it frequent
ly with a spoon. When nearly done add
a quart of strong cider vinegar. Rub
through colander, and when cold bot
tie and seal it tightly, and it will keep
fresh and sweet for years. Place the bot
Ties upon their sides on the cellar bot
tom. oo D.
Grafton, VT, Sept. %, 1868.
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|EET PoTAToEs.-While other Ver-
|ers have been giving their attention
E Early Rose" or other clancy
+, our friend, Geo. r. Barrett of
FER, has had fine svccess in raising
D OF sweet potatoes, his field having
Ed him several bushels, a half bush
which he has, with characteristic
rosity, sent to the editor hereof
Foreign sweet potato crop is better
usual this year, and knowing in the
e that our friend was going to try
experiment., we had looked forward
Interest to the result, and are sur
4 that he has had so fine q success
fome so near the same article from
pa, both in size and quality.
PC liberal sized box in which the
4 came was "topped out" with Por-
pa other nice varieties of apples, for
Z We also tender thanks, all of
= makes us feel very much like the
e election, or more politely speak
'his year, a "great democratic gainP
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sheldon Picrces Estate.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER. IS. within and for said
District To all persons Interested in the estate of
Sheldon Pierce. late of Londonderry. in said Dis
trict, deceased. GREETING
YOU are hereby notified that an instrument in writ
ing purperting to be the last will and testament
of Sheldon Pierce. late Of Londonderry in said Dis
Probate by Joanna Pierce. the executrix therein
named and that said Court will decide to the Pro-
bate thereof at session thereof to be held at tho
Probate office in Townshend. the first W edncsday
in October. A. D.. 1865, when and where you may be
heard in the premises If you thai see cause.
c. d. EDDY. Regr.
Sept. s. 1868, S-3g
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Union Rally Mt walpole.

We learn as we go to press that UNI
ion meeting is to be held in Walpole, in
connection with thefiag raising there on
saturday afternoon at o'clock, and
the people will be addressed by gentle
man from Boston whose name we have
not learned. A band of music will also
be present. Let us all hands 60 over
from Vermont.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

ANpoyER.- EDIToR TINES There is
little of interest doing here now save an
occasional game of base ball. Miss Ell
len r. Pierce has opened a select school
in Peasville, which is well attended.
Henry Adams has sold pair of match
ed calves lately TO w. j.. Peabody for
800. The Spiritualists still have trance
speaking occasionally at Simonsville and
Peasville, and Rev. i. S. Foster, Uni
yersalist, has delivered several sermons
here of late to large and attentive audi
ences. Andover made decided repub-
lican gain this fall, and it would have
been more decided if all the voters had
gone to the polls. About twenty voters
were absent, and for no reason, probably
save indifference to the cause. There
are some six or eight democrats here,
and for several years they have left the
town to vote. At the late election two
or three went over to Weston and voted,
for which the republicans of that town
didn't feel particularly grateful.
Potatoes have rotted but very little
here, as yet, and the crop promises to be
a good one. HALL
Another correspondent from Andover
writes us that the law suit against Mrs.
Ballou, a teacher in the 4th school dis
trict of that town, commenced last win
ter for whipping scholar for disobeyiug
the rules of the school, has resulted in a
verdict of So and costs, amounting In all
to some $4,000. The suit, as usual in
such cases, has created considerable feel
ing in that town, and some of the people
there have raised purse and paid over
to Mrs. Ballou, sum sufficient to pay
the fine and costs of the suit Our cor
respondent thinks the bad effect of such
suits is seen in the fact that in this same
district they have had three different
teachers for the past summer term OF
twelve weeks.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

Umpirc-W. H. Ball of Chester Club. Time of
Game-two hours and ten minutes.
Two match games of Base Ball
were played at Bartonsville, on Tuesday,
between the two mines of the Williams
River club of Bartonsville, and the two
mines of the Skitchawaug club of Spring
field, with the following result:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FoR THE DIsTRIcl
OF THE UNITED STATES of TN I tbe MATER .

$500 S0F VERMONT.
OF THE UNITED STATES.) In the matter Of
DAVID N. WRIGHT, BANKRUPT.
NOTICE is. hereby given that petition has been
II filed in said Ceart. by David N. Wright Of West
minister, in said District, duly declared bankrupt
under the act of Congress of March 2 1867 for dis
charge and certificate thereof from all his debts and
other claims provable. under said act and that the
Sd day of October 1850 at 10 o'clock A. NJ before the
Hon. D. A. StHafley. Judge of said Court, at his
chambers in the city of Burlington, is assigned for
the hearing of the same, when and where all eredi
tors who have proved their debts. and other persons
in interest. may attend and show cause, any they
have, why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted. The second and third meetings Of creditors
will be held at the same time and place. Dated ut
burlington. on the 18th day of September. 1865
$50 B. u. SMALLEY, Clerk.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

There is town pauper 81 years OF
age in Middletown, who was in the bat
tie of Lake Erie, was one of the seven
that rowed Commodore Perry from the
Lawrence to the Niagara, received three
wounds in the action, and carries in his
chest a ball that he received ON that day.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

ARLY ROSE PoTATo.-We have re-
from an Early Rose" potato field
Prafton. Mr.. ]. d. Pettengill of
town last spring planted three
Ehs OF pound of seed, one eye in a
and ON harvesting the crop few
since, found the yield to be one hun
and ten pounds, or FIVE more than
Fnd three-fourths bushels. One tu-
Weighed twenty-five ounces, and sew
upwards of one pound each. If any
done better than this from three
|lhs of a pound of seed, they will be
Fled to the floor.
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died
Marriages and Deaths inserted rREs Obituaries
including poetry. to be paid for according to length

In Bridgewater, Sept: H. ABIGAIL, widow of the
late Daniel Lyon aged 70.
In Cayendish, Sept 9th. at the residence of her
brother Ex Gov. Ryand Fletcher. Mrs. SAL0ME
FLETCHER, aged S. years,-widow Of the late Doe
tor Luther Fletcher. Mrs Fletcher came, with her
father. the late Hon. Asaph Fletcher, NJ. D.. when
she was five years old from Wesford, Mass, and for
nearly all the time since has resided in Cayendish.
For more than sixty years she was devoted member
of the Baptist church. As daughter, sister. mother
and friend. exemplary kind, and as nearly faultless
mortal may be- in all her relations and walks of
life.
In Grafton, Aug. H. 1865, Mrs. MARTHA PET
TENGILL. aged 66 years AMI months.
In Fechvilie, Sept, 10. WILLIE II. MARSH aged
lyear, 10 months and 5 days. son of Henry T. and
Hattie Marsh.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25
VALLEY RAILROAD.

Coupon No. II of the First Mortgage Bonds of the
Vermont Valley Railroad Company. due October |.
the Treasarcrs Office Bellows Falls. Vermont. For
the space of twenty days from said September 80,
1868 the coupon will be paid at the Continental
National Bank in the city of New York. BY order
of the Trustees. 39-41*
j. H. WILLIAMS Treasurer
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

Mrs. S. A. Wiley will speak in Spir-
hist Hall in Bartonsville ON Sunday
d.
Rev. S. F. Nicholson, Baptist, of
bway, Mass, will preach at the Bap-
Church on Sunday, Sept. q, 1868.
The union republicans of Walpole
Il a flag raising on Saturday after
h of this week at about 3 o'clock.
Perham's stage leaves Grafton for
place at 81 A. NJ, and the travelling
Bile on his route should govern them
les accordingly.
The reputation of dogs in Vermont
|uffering considerably this year. On
dnesday of last week, Mr.. S. G. Smith
Clarendon, lost fifteen sheep by dogs.
Capt. William Donohue of Wind
failed to vote in September this year
the first time in sixty years, but
ms to be ON hand in November.
Butter has suddenly shot up to 40
As cents per ID. and there is the usual
for the market, which is likly to
glut 1t.
L. +. Glynu, of Cambridgeport,
billy shot blue heron which meas
six feet from tip to tip of its wings,
stood about four and a half feet
Advertised Letters Mrs. Eleanor
ling, w. d. French, A, Allen Good
2, Gilbert A. Knapp, ID. Mack,
Hattie Perkins, Mary Pierce, Alon-
Smith.
We understand the Eastern Yer
Musical Association will hold their
annual convention at Saxton's Riv-
bout the middle of October. The
Be time and further particulars viii
zen hereafter.
Mr. S. L. Thompson of Proctors-
has three of the Golden Squash
product of one seed weighing respec-
So, 81 any Al lbs or 1873 lbs.
D be took from his garden on Thurs
.norning last.
81 The Indian Liniment advertised in
columns 10y o. s. Bennett, and for
by o. T. Woods, is highly recon-
FED as good article, and this being
base, those who buy will get their
ey's worth besides aiding disabled
er. See advertisement.
We have in our Office a very nice
men of maple sugar made last
g by Isaac Newton of South Ac-
b, n. II. Itwas made on the "quick"
fit for the most delicate table use,
we do not see how it could be excel
8 Any one who would like to see the
lple can do so by calling ut our Office
Z erits will readily show for itself.
q A tolerably fair joke recently oc-
81 ID on Canal street. A nearly blind |
pn was eanvassing for a book, and |
be the bell, the man of the house
to the door. Dressed in light |
T. Is, which deceived the woman, and
blindness is not apparent at first,
as somewhat surprised when she
III him if he was the woman of the
Our readers will find elsewhere a
of very excellent new book en-
Men of our Day" Mr.. S. l..
hinson of Charleston, VT, is agent
lis work for this town, Springfield,
NYeathersfeld. Mr.. H. appears to
worthy young man, and as he is
& an excellent work, with splendid
;, we cordially commend his mis-
Il I'm one Of the interior towns of this
y recently, two democrats were ex-
ing very ardent wishes that they
secure the services of a gentleman
bad recently come from the South,
-
q Nho served in the rebel army, to
q at their County Convention, where
black republican boy squelched
ardor by asking them if they
wish they could get JEFF Davis"
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AsCUTNEY MoUNTAIS.-A party of
gentlemen from this village, with tent
and fixtures started for Ascutney Noun
tain on Tuesday afternoon last, but
coming on rainy that evening they did
not go to the summit but pitched their
tent on the Weathers6eld side where they
had very agreeable. time notwithstand-
ing the storm, aud found the people in
that section very hospitable, to whom
they acknowledge favors and courtesies
received. They took a sail boat to Wind
sor, and came down the river in that, ar
irving at this place Thursday morning
having well enjoyed their camping tour,
and philosophically considering that the
storm had rather added to the romance
of the trip, especially since they had an
adventure between Charlestown and this
place, in which they captured a young
animal of the feline species which we be-
lieve has been put up at the Island
House as trophy of their exploits.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

BASE BALL.-The Wantastiquett Base
Ball Club of Londonderry, and the Far
mers' Club of Andover, played a match
ga me at Weston, on Saturday last, Sept.
10, with the following result:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25
SMALL FARM FOR sALEl

4 SMALL FARM. consisting of about thirty acres
n of good land. with dwelling house. barn and 9th
er buildings thereon, situated half mile from
Bartonsyilie. VT. and known as the Peter Willard
farm, is offered for sale.
For further particulars inquire of L. W. Adams.
OF John W. Edsen; near the premises.
HENRY W. WALKER. Executor,
South Woodstock. VT. Sept l. 1863 500
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Bellows Falls, Aug. u. 1868.
VT. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY

Making per cent. FOR the year
ending Avg. l. 1868. Said percentage to be cast upon
the original amount of the premium. note, without
reference to any endorsements and to be paid TO the
Treasurer, at his Office in Montpelier on or before
the 18th day of October 1868 -
Members of the Company will find in the hands Of
the Representatives elect to the Legislature or Lo
cal Agents of the Company. schedule showing tho
amount of assessment due from each respectively I;
and they are particularly desired to see that the
money for their assessment Is forwarded to the Office
IN October, The assessment must be paid when due.
Those who fail thus to pay ought not to expect TO be
paid i their property is Destroyed by FRO little
attention to this on the part Of the Members of the
Company at tho proper time, will them expense
and trouble. tSee sec s. Act Of incorporation, on
your Policy, Which which will be onforced) TIKI
j. T. THURSr0N. Treasurer
Montpelier, Sept. l. 1858. I s7-s9
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
heretofore existing under the name and style Of
GE0.ANDREWS Il CO., this day dissolved By mu-
tual and that all accounts ofthe said firm will
be settled by F. Whitman by whom the business viii
be continued. GEO. ANDREWS, Z
i. WHITMAN.
Bellows Falls Aur 81. 1863 Y-3a
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For Sale.

aNE Superior Bright Bay Mare weight nearly
~ 1900 pounds. excellent roadster and perfectly
gentle and kind to work. One two horse Wagon.
pair heavy draught Harnesses all cheap for cash
J. C. ToLMAN.
Bellows Falls. Ang. L. 1858. 80
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Farm for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm Ia
South Reading, VT, formerly known as the : Eb-
oneror Robinson farm" Said farm contains about
30 of good land well divided into tilage pas
turing, and wood. Good two story house barns
EDWARD HALL.
South Reading, VT, Sept. I, 1865.