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STANCHloNs FOR CATILE.-Every observing
farmer who uses stanchions with open hangers
for feeding cattle, knows that there is some
thing wrong in ibis arrangement. for he sees
that no favor can he given particular animal
and in almost every herd one or more require
extra feed and care
It is well known that some cows are twice
as long taking their food as others, some on
account Of poor teeth, and others from their
natural habits. Then in common open
manger animals that take in food rapidly,
will swallow that before them and steal from
their less active neighpors, and to more effect
ually accomplish this, we have often seen
them upon their knees that they might reach
a greater distance
Some animals alsl that have the mastery
often act very shrewdly, and draw the fodder
from before those beside them first, keeping
their own allowance 10 leisurely consume,
or work over and gather the best, alter the
other is gone.
Sometimes grain or roots are fed 10 a few
and not TO the whole, and in this case with
open hangers the neighboring animals are
ret into a state Of agitation. ard they reach
and struggle TO obtain taste If the feed is
given out Of the sight Of Others, no such COM
motion occurs.
Now this fault may be easily remediedEby
dividing the manger into sections with boards
allowing each animal space enough to con
tain Just the food allotted to him.
The only difficulty in using close hangers
is in feeding corn stalks, but his is obviated
by cutting them once or twice in two, or by
feeding them out of doors, which Is by far
4, a bast yrav when the condition of the ground
and weather will admit Of 1t - Ohm Fdrmer.
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Seal Gstat..


Fletcher, Frsnklla COUNT g,
l. TIRE OF town, containing - Il
keep % Cows and teams. Bnii--. a
good. 600 sugar trees grod - -----.5-'
good orchards. WIN he sol,,.y u una
suit purchaser. Inquire a I'D.
Fletcher, Vermont. 8 r.
Julv 18th ts6S-vvtt9l
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'IHE Subscriber offers for sale tba..-
resides, near CheckerbUry VIII.
miles nom Milton Falls, cOntaiuIu.
twenty-five acres Of good land, VIII
ana fences, well watered, and w19a
hclent Tor the use oithe farm.
Milton. Feb. p. 1868. 35wtE
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SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE


We will pay agents who will devote their entire
time 10 canyassinE for the vermont RECORD AND
FARMER, a liberal salary by the day, week,
or month. We want good agents in every town and
county in the State, to work for Us from now until
Feb l. ls69. Write 10 and get our terms. Adj
dress all communicatuUs to.
THE VERMONT RECORD AND FARMER,
w2i-sW Brsttleboro Vt.
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RAILROADS.
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R.R.
CHANGE or TINE


CHANGE or TINE
On and after Monday, Nov 30 trains will run as
follows
LEAVE BuRLINGroS-Fnsr TRAIN.
$50 A.H.-MAIL TRAIN for Troy. New York. Bos.
ton, Lowell. Worcester, Fitchlursh. Bratteboro,
Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Saratoga
Springs, and the WEST. Arriving at Rutland
Il-u An Saratoga. so IN; Troy, Pm. /;
New York, t5a Hudson River Railroad, 1880 P.
N. Springfield Pm; Boston, 7.11PM
TArOagh from Burlington TO Troy and Boston uitisuf
change OF Cars
SECOND TRAIN:
10 Ebay EMPRESS, for Rutland, Troy, and
New York. Arriving at Rutland, 40 p N
Troy, Pm; and New York, SO Az.
THIRD TRAIN
800 r.E.-ACC0MMODATION TRAIN. Arriving
at Rutland 730P.N.
FOURTH TRAIN.
$50 PN.-N1GHT EXPRESS, with sleeping cars. for
New York and Boston. Arriving at Rutland
y Is N Saratoga, Il AN Troy, $40 AN:
New York, ll.3i n; Bellows Falls 3.25 A n;
Springfield, An New York, VA Springfield,
1870 Pm and Boston s30AM
80 change Of cars bst,reeu Burlington and Trov or
Boston
- The $50 AN. and Q 30 P. " Trains make close
connections at Troy and Albany with Y Central
for the West.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT BURLINGTON.
40 AN. Night Express, from Boston Troy. and
New York. el0 An Accommodation, from Rutland
so Pm Day Express. from Rutland, Troy, and
New York. 6I5 Pm. Mail Train from Boston, TROY
and New York. 80
FOR further information apply at the Union Ticket
Ohice, No American Hotel Block or at the Rutland
Railroad Passenger Station. where you can procure
your tickets TO the above points-West North and
SoHth-west-and have your choice Of the various
routes.
W. Vb9DWELL, General Agent, at Passen-
JOHN "; CARPENTER. Ticket Agent at No.
American Hotel.
Burlington, Vt, Nov 30, 1865.
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TARMNFel

THE Subscriber orsf al -
i Said farm is va |. ' + IAN
young and bearing OF M, -.' Va.
over one hundred acres Of haagt'
land on the farm. Situated on. FL. ~
Of the town and two and a half mr..
depot. Enquire THE subscriber ~ II '''
cha-1o.,o =, Rr,,.h ,e 7. b. +,
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Professional.
LAWRENCE s. BURNAP.
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW
BURLINGTON, VT,
Office over Merchants National Bank.
L. L. LAWRENCE WILDER L. BURSAP.
Sept. Il. d2w&w3m
DENTAL NOTICE.

I AN at home again and will he glad 10 sec those
L requiring the services Of dentist Remember,
the only place in this County where teeth can be
procured with the Z" Folsom Patent" that prevents
food from working under the plate is at my Office.
parties procuring teeth with this improvement Of
other Dentist in this County render themselves
liable 70 prosecution.
% Filling am -Ntrsotil- lone with care. 0lce
in First Matt Onal Bank Building
JOHN N. COMEGYS.
Burlington, April %. 1868. wifi
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VT. CENTRAL * SULLIVAN r. r.
WINTER ARRAN CEMENT.
Commanding Not. 81, 1865.

WINTER ARRAN EMENT.
Commencing Nou.3J 1865.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 6.55 A. NJ, IA. md rs
Mail Train leaves st. Adams al e N -
connects at Burlington with Rutland Road a.
White River Junction and Bellows Fails with tr,ins
ior Boston and worcester, Springfield and with
trains on Passumpsic R. R., arrives at New York at
lO.45 p. m. yin "
Day Express leaves Montreal at $40 a. IN ST
Johns at 10 a. m, 0gdensburgh at 7.OOp. m, lodge
AZ halone leave 7.45 a. m, Rouse's Point IO45 a.
1920 p. N. ga s-- ~
Night express leaves ogiensburgh at o.aO a. H..
Montreal at 800 p. m, Rouse's Point at $40 p. m
d. johns at $50 p. m, arriving at Boston at s.40 a.
N, connecting at Bellows Pals with Cheshire Rail-
road for Boston and Worcester and with Vermont
Valley Railroad for Springfield &C.. and arriving in
New York at 1890 p. IN.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Burlington at AIS and s.s5 a. m, 500 and
$50 p. m.
for Burlington, st. Adams Montreal, 0gdensburgn
and West. -
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell. at7noa w
via Lawrence and Fitchburg at 100 a. m. Snri1g'
field at 7.45 a. m, for Burlington and ST. AIbsns
Accommodation II ain leaves Northfeld AZ ssa
N for Burlington, Rutland, st. Alhaps. Ronss,s
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls an N IN
receiving passengers from Vermont VALLEY +, RI
leaving New York, at l2.l5 p. M. and from Cheshire
r. R leaving Boston at $50 p. m, connectino a,
White River Junction with train leaving Boston A.
500 p m, for Burlington, Rouse's Point, Montreal
and Ogdensburgh, connecting with Grand TrpnI
Sleeping cars are attached TO botn the nivbt F.
press Trains running between st. Adams and Re-
ton. and st. Adams and Springfield. Doe
Tickets and Information can be obtained o,uN
Burlington. motel, |
Through Tickets for Chicago and the We., n,
II tho principal stations. g. MERRILL, snr ssie
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An Irishman in Bedford. y. H., who used
come refuse gas house lime on his potato
patch, unexpectedly dug three hundred bush
els ofpotatoes instead of third Of that guam
tity as formerly.
1t is very nice thing to determine what
land is fit to plow, and what not. in the fall.
But this is clear-aVoid blowing clay soil
when wet.
To fatten geese it is recommended TO put
three or four into a darkened room. and give
each bird q pound of oats daily, thrown on
a pan of water. 10 fourteen days they will
be found almost too fat
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Miss Sawyer liuos in the city Of R.cs-
County, Maine. She has devoted the ..-
her life % nursing the sick, ami la. bad
renee iu the cure 0f obstinate l.seases old
Ulcers, and has also been c0asul TED IN n..-
accidents, such q burns scalds and hru -ts
other person I'm New England. profession
erwise. She has competed successfully ".
able pnyslc ans In tie states. As we'll asr.
and Indian doctors. From time tut1r-.--.
pounded remedies for use in certain r...-..
OVID practice. Among other eomu. .-.....
many years made salve which -5
extensive sale, and is now 80 --a1- .--..-
a. well as In private families. l1- all
dl2ds q men engaged az Roc @
The hazardous business o. Qul--lr.--e. o..
lng lime, and $50 among the 4l-. aH-z
u Maine So popular did 20 be-. --. ,-s vile.
only put up 10 old mustard hdIl. We q, .
the help n advertisements Miss >4rs.- --
orders for / from nearly or quite e7sl sls
Union. The demand finally ue-4la 81 a-
that she was unable o. meet &c and sle
raneemeut with L. NJ RnBHISs. o l-l----
and, e. take charge If the bus 1es- 4l- 81.
trade. Tie gent is 20 Eell -st-a- I'll
u the medicine thar d. -uarIut-s- e o. c-
diseases tar which it is reclu-r-- led. a.
giving i- q t-ial acc rl NJ 90 --ge-..a--- b.
satisfied. is invited % return -.e -az u.t-
contents. and the money VIII Pee re-441-
rect-0ns With each box
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YER MONTERS
Are requested to note that the Publisher of
The VT. Record & Farmer

The VT. Record & Farmer,
Intends to spare neither money nor labor 20
make this the
BEST PAPER IN VERMONT
Por rprrept State news from every County each
week. for Vermont Historical Sketches, Biographi-
ca sketches Of Vermonters, Obituary Notices Of
Vermonters, and in all respects
is TATE P Il P Err,
As welcome in, and applicable to- portion ef the
State as another
VERMONT FARMERS,
Especially, are called upon to note that intend,
with the proper support. 10 devote more space
than ony cthsr paper in this State to
AGRICU LTURE.
This department is eiited ~ c. HORACE HUBBARn,
ESQ. President of the Springfield Agricultural
society.
-TERNs-
$3.50 Der year ST. IS for six months; IS cents for
three months; 30 cents per month for any time less
tuan three months. In Cluos Of five and over, 10
one address per year for each subscription 40
Club subscribers taken for less than full year.
-PRRMIUMs
Every person who Is now a subscribe whether
single OF IN clubs in the State out Of il who again
suhscribes Tor the full year 1863, will receive one
Of Whites Patent Newspaper Files" uasAzinr
size, postage paid
books. who will pay $50 in advance for one full
year 70 begin any time before or including January
l-6e, viii receive the PAPER one year from dAte Of
subscription and either Whites Patent News paper
File size Of the RECORD AND FARMER Patent
Cattle Tie useful to every farmer or copy OF the
HOUSEHOLD for one year, as the subscriber may
elect.
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PIANOS.
DLEASE NOTICE-A. ". POWERS Of Burlinston
i Is sole Agent for Steinway Sons United Piano
Makers, and several other first class Ipstruments
Having 70 pay no rent for Narerooms. and SAVING
many other incidental expenses, lie is enabled to
sell Planos for less money than any ether dealer in
ces Narerooms, corner ChHrch and King streets
hrst corner south Of Postolice Secondhand pianos
taken IN exchange and always on baud and for sale
or to rent Orders for tuning promptly attended
TO- aas'sSesa A. W. POWERS
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3aedital


HERE you have sllve com tirir-
IL healing properties, with DO dan
eut. A remedy az hand flr the Dali. b..
wounds and bruises o. which lesh :.
easily applied than many atlerr-m. ..
ducln- bad effect, but always rellea
eve severe. 70 is prepared by MIS-
mas usel lt 10 her own extensive IT.
-lgh- lur neatly twenty year-. with
IAe prilcip pal diseases iJ- Wui.. r...
lm-neuuel are thlllla.u-. kleuUas
ula, Old Ulcers, salt Rleum. >.-
sores, feilus, Pmples, Fry p-.l. . F.
Der Itch. Deafness. Bails, Eu--r -..
Of Insects, Cancers. ToOthael- l.-..
piles, Badness, swollen Bra
Teethiu-, Chapped Hand .
Group, Cracsed Alps, and s-1
Itnsver fails 20 cure klell4-.- -..
piled. Rub it on well with tae .-.
lay. In several eases 10 l-- e-
For Piles il has been d.scug -sl
ly Persons who have been ll.-
been relieved by few apr..-4-
las IL works wonders. allas
4uieting the patient For Glare. l..-
1uces a cure Immediately LIT
RHEUH obtain this sslve, lf
they will find il invaluable. lr
SCEOrULA and TUNORS. CASUEs, ..r-
with il. The best salve ever lF
BREAST and SORE NIPPLES 40 w-F
sure o. afford relief. SORE ~ Was Ef....
the lids gently, once OF twice O. -al. Ul-.
by putting it in the ears on p.sae t
FELONs this is superior o. alF-
BURNS and SCALDs apply the slr- 81 -
gives immediate relief For Old Pcs -
= day
For Horses and C1tt'e. - For ~g-.s
horses OF cattle, this salve is iura.uaa
t0uishiu- effect 10 curing scratches ODD 4..
saive has worked it, way into ult.-. -s..
and sure remedy flr all the above allan.
Put up in Boxes at 2jc., 5uc.,&
4 great saving is made BY -aklu- -lr-
pared by MISS SAWYER, ana pu.
ifafrr
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PISTOLS 4 AMMUNITION.

SPLEN DID INDICTMENTS To Apents
- No Humbug. Address DOUGLAS COMMA
TlON WASHER & WRINGER CO., Richmond, VI.
a. ). Douglas, General Agent. June 10th, d&w
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hereby testify that Miss SAWYER sl.r.. .s
swelling On nay heel Of several yuar- .l-
gladly recommend il To- the putlc as o.. .-l.
remedy for swelling and lameues- aialg BIZ
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For current State news from eVerv county eAoI
week for Vermont Historical Sketches, Bographi
cal Sketches Of VermOEters, Obituary Notices O
VerLnonters and in all respects
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VERMONT FARMERS,

Is welcome in, and applicable to- one portion Of the
State q another
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-11

This department is eiited ~ c. HORACE HUBBARn,
ESQ. President of the Springfield Agricultural
society.
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Especially are called upon to note that we intend,
than 6ny othsr paper in this State to
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F'roHH Dr.. r. REGARD Clay. Ba,tsa No
This Il TO certify that hsv- known Mss -lr
salve for more than FIVE years and sd .ts .i---
successfully used in many eases. cons.
riOr article, and well worthy the c0uiir.
requiring such a remedy.
r R,-uau. -.-.--
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(F'rom Mrs.. and NJ. I'm. Eead1Ll. F--ly.
Among the many sllves now 10 use. 5l..-.-r
stands pre-emiueut for almost al. tls-fr..a.s.
the human family are afflicted with F,1
tism, Lame Joints. Nervous Headache. it o..
slant relief We have used 30 for several l.-
ind it an uniailn- remedy for huras 50
throat. salt rheum. sw-lied Joints. Gc 81.
cheeriullg recommend &c o. the puli-ca- '--
tectly safe and good Tor uauy more ache.
hLsg mentioned
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tCito hare 9,rCer used ii aUe can
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