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HEA.COCK SO CO.,
Successors to J. Nj. GRIFFITH co.,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND
SEED WAREHOUSE,
Nos. Al de- .f3 N. P0c0 St.,
BALTIMORE, MD.

A NALL AND EAAMlNE
v THEIR JUSTLY CELEBRATED
Buckeye Self Dscharging Wheel Horse
Rakes,
WORLD CUT GEAR
REAPERS AND MOWERS,
Tornado Thresher and Cleaner,
Carey and other Horse Powers,
Billiards. Hay Tedder,
Swift's Lawn Mower,
Hay and Cotton Presses,
Alden's Thill Hoe and Cultivator,
Tingley's Improved Butter Churn,
Cooks Sugar Evaporators,
Victor Cane Mills,
Wheat and Guano Drills, best in use;
Straw Cutters, most improved kinds
Corn Shelters, by hand and horse powers
Portable Cider and Wine Mills b Presses,
Woodruff Portable Barometers,
Rundall's Horse Hay Forks,
Steel and Cast Iron Flows,
Plow Castings, Plow Handles,
Harrows, Cultivators, Grain Cradles,
English and American Moving Scythes,
Revolving Horse Hay Rakes,
Hickory Hand -Rakes of our own manufac-
ture, warranted to be superior to any
in the market.
ALSO,
Glover and Timothy Seed,
Orchard Grass,
Kentucky Blue Grass,
Herds Grass Seed,
Oats, Corn, Potatoes,
And general assortment of Garden Seeds
and FERTILIZERS.
lsS8- Send for Circular and Price Lists
Nav % 1S69.-1y.
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WHY go elsewhere when you can buy,
w New Goods from us at New York city
prices? We beg leave to inform you that we
have just received from New York, per agent,
a fine assortment of GOODS, latest importa-
tions from Europe, consisting in part Of the
following Yankee Notions for ladies and
gents Spring Cloths, Cassimeres, Cottonades,
Muslins. bleached and unbleached; fine Lin
ems for Painting and Shirts Calicoes, latest
style Alpacas, Lustres, Delaines, and fine
Laws, Handkerchieis, hem-stitched; Shirt
Bosoms, linen and cotton Table and Floor
Oil Cloths, Fancy Bows and Ties, latest styles,
embracing many other Goods too numerous to
mention.
Mg~G Give us a call and see for yourselves
Thankful for past favors we solicit contin-
uance OF the same.
SHEALEY BROTHERS,
April 4,-tf. Towsontown
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discriminating public and The decl-
sion ofthe following scientific dis
interested judges establish it:
PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED
DURYEA'S STARCH & MAIZENA,,
For their Perfection of Quality" at
Grand Paris Internal. Exposition, 1867 Great
London Internal Exposition, 1862 Great In
ternat. Exposition, Hamburg, 1863 Great In
ternat. Exposition, Cologne, 1865. Also, at
States, Agricultural, American Institute and
Maryland Institute Fairs.
MrINFERIOR STARCH is sour, musty, or
has golden or yellow tinge, a color not desir-
able in ones linen. Ut it absurd for the laun-
dress to cleanse and bleach, and then discolor
linen with impure yellow starch.l
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N. A. P f e I F F e r,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Cabinet and Chair Manufacturer,
No. &c NORTH HOWARD STREET,
North East corner Fayette
BALTIMORE, Md.
l. ally that have on hand the largest stock
and variety of Furniture of any dealer in the
city, and am now ready to fill orders at the
shortest notice. am anxious to reduce my
stock, and therefore offer it cheap.
Give me call and guarantee you satisfac-
ton.
1 have Chamber and Parlor Suits of the la
own manufacture.
Factory occupying square between Fremont,
Ramsey and Sterrett streets
Mg-P Particular attention paid to country or
ders. [Jan. o, 1s6o.-1y.
GEORGE s. CLOGG,
No. South Calvert ST., Baltimore,
WHERE MAT BE FOUND A LARGE AS
soRTMEKT OF
LADIES, GENTLEMENs,
BOYS AND CHILDREN
8 FL O e 8
OF THE BESg CITY MAKE. ALso,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
BASE BALL SHOES & SPIKES.
Also, successor to II. Peck,
1853 w. Pratt st., opposite Maltby House
MANUFACTURER OF
BOOTS and SHOES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Sept. 26, 1s6S.-1y.
JAS. G. WILSON. F. N. coLsroN. WIN. B. WILSON.
WILSON, COLsTON s. CO.,
144 Baltimore Street,
BANK Frs AND BROKERS,
DEAL IN
governments, Coin, Southern
Notes and Securities.
BUY Dc SELL STOCKS, BONDS d. GOLD
in Baltimore and New York.
Allow Interest ON Deposits,
NEGOTIATE LOANS
AND
MAKE PROMPT COLLECTIONS.
March 6, 1869.-1y.
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MATzENA

MAIzENA
Is PURE FLOUR, from the CHOICEST
INDIAN CORN, and is used for all the purpo-
ses of Corn Starch and Arrowroot, to which it
is superior. Put up in the same style of pack
cts, and at same price, with directions for use.
For Culinary Purposes, call for DURYEA'S
MAIZENA,. For the Laundry, call for DUR
YEAS SATIN GLOSS STARCH
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FOX s u MI WI Elk w EAR,
cannot fail to please the most fastidious taste.
We respectfully invite attention to the same,
confident that we can furnish every article in
our line equal in style to the best in the city,
and at prices lower than can be obtained else
where.
BOYS CL r FL IN G.,
Cut and Made to Order in the last New York
Styles.
@-C Call and examine our Stock before pur
chasing
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SMITH, BROS. & CO.,
SO and 40 West Baltimore st.
Nav 23-tf
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DOLLS.

Like the volcano, Boils give issue to the
foul and fiery contents of the deep interior.
to remove the cause of such suffering 1t is on
~ necessary to vitalize the Blood by supply
ing it with its Life Element, Iron.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Ia protected solution of the Protdside of irony
will do this e1ectually, and give strength, rig
or and ne,c hfe to the whole systcr,.
Extract Of a Letter from REV. RICHARD S.
EpEs, Of Bolton, Mass.
Cor years was sufferer from Boils so
that my life became wearisome through their
frequent and persistent recurrence; finally a
carbuuCle formed in the small of my back
During its progress large pieces OF decon
posed flesh were every day rtwo cut away
and the prostration and general disturbance
were great. Before | had recovered from
this attack two smaller carbuncles broke out
higher up. ard was again threatened with .
recurrence OF the suAerings to which | hat
so long been subjected. 1t was at this tim,
that I commenced taking the PERUVIAN
SYRUP. ! continued taking 1t until haC
used five bottles since then have had moth
ing of the kind. For years | was one of tn,
greatest sufferers. Other medicines gave INT
partial and ten porary rclief, but this remark
able reIuedy. with kind and mtutive sens'
went directly to the root of the evl, and die
its work with thoroughness worthy of IL
established character"
\ 81 page pamphlet sent free. The genuine
has Peruvian Syrup' blown in the glass.
p. DINSMORE, Proprietor
No. sc Dey ST., New ork
Sold by MI druggists.
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Or1ord, n. III.

OrT0rd, n. III.
Changes are taking place here
quite often; showing that there is
Il spirit OF enterprise.
John. II, Phelps has sold his farm
to Edward Grimes, for $500. l..
n. Corliss has sold his farm to j.
Phelps for $500. Isaac Hartwell
has bought of Col. John Hasletine
his Sa yer farm; and Alphonso
Woolco las sold his farm toa Mr..
Carr, OF Enheld, for $500. The
three last lie on the Connecticut
river, and all of them are very de,
sirabe farms,
Tillotson, CuShman & Wright
have bought up and slaughtered
about 5000 tat sheep, which are now
being semitic market.
Tershirc.
The annual visit to the old par
sonage occurred Oh Wednesday eve.
of last week. About sevcnty-tive
were present, leaving with the pres.
ent occupants, Rev. Joseph Fuller
and sister, sixty nine dollars.
The pastor of the Baptist Church
Rev. J. X. Chase, was visited by
his people Dec. 9th, afternoon and
evening, who lett. as a token of then
regard, about $50.
The Mcssrs. Lucas, blacksmiths
from ChelSc upper village, have re-
moved to Ncrshirc.
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at the Vestry on Saturday evening,
I'd inst.
N. B. Stevens has sold out the
Newbury House, and the Spring
Hotel to Samuel Kendall, Of Con-
cord, who will fit them up in good
style f3r summer company. Mr..
Stevens sold the furniture, crOckery.
etc, at auction Oh Saturday. He
goes to Rutland, where he has leased
large new hotel. He is worthy of
liberal patronage.
The week of Prayer was observed
by the Cong Church, and the meet
ings were quite interesting.
The Adelphi Society at Newbury
Seminary is prospecting finely.
There is to be a grand Musical
Convention here, commencir g Mon
day, 18th inst, and continuing four
days under management Of Prof.
Geo. F. Root, and his son, Fred
w. Root. There will be grand
Concert Thursday evening.
Prof. Root will do all in his pow
er to improve the musical talent of
those who may attend, and will give
a series of lectures during the Con-
vention on improvement Of voice,
expression, etc.
We hope that all singers in this
vicinity will improve the present
opportunity for improvement in
sacred and secular music.
Railroads will carry for fare one
way return tickets given by the
Secretary of the Convention.
Tickets fer the course, 81 90
Concert Tickets, 0 35
Board at hotel, per day, l 80
private families, 0 -
Last Saturday evening Elias Tut.
tie fell from a load of goods as he
was starting for home from the
Street, and put his shoulder ont of
Joint. He was carried into Keyes'
store, and DR.. f. V. Watkins called
to set it. While this WAS being
done Henry Clark who was looking
on, tainted away. Both were soon
able to return home.
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Rrddhrd.

BRADFORD.
WIN. &. Hardy has sold out his
stock of goods to Harding s Elan.
dcrs, who will continie the watch
making and jewe!ry business at the
same place. We bespeak for them
= liberal patronage.
The post office il, we understand,
10 he moved this week intc Nardy's
Iullding. aud will be kept in the
jewelers. store.
a. J. Hardy win continue to re.
pair watches and clocks Al his shop,
near his residence.
The seek of prayer WAS observed
here by series of ulectin3 through
out tho week.
The Bradford \. VI. G. A., at lis
recent election OF officers chose Rey.
J. X. Williams President, c. II.
Harding Vice President, Will Craig
Secretary, and A. Brown Treasurer.
The meetings Of the Association
have been well attended lately, and
j; is prospecting well.
OF course all will want 10 read
Wardens new advertiseln ent, 80
we give notice that it may be found
in this issue.
Col. r.. Faruham has got his Gle
CANT new house finished, ready to
occupy. 1t is one of the finest, II
net the finest finished house IN the
village.
Tenement houses viii be Ia de
mand here next spring. Ever!
house in the village is crowded to
its utmost capacity. and more tcnr-
ments are wautrd. Men Who hay"
capital could invest il proGtahly by
erecting houses in this village, to
rent. But, unfortunately, there are
but few men in town who have spare
cap.tal, and it is no use talking to
the few who have got it.
Riverside Lodge, |. .. Of Il. T..
Is pgVswring finely in point Of nnm-
bCrS, having now over 80 members,
and new ones coming III every
week; and we are happy 10 say
That We believe the Lodge is doing
much towards making temperance
men OF some who have not hereto
fore been counted ~ such. The
Lodge wants the support OF all
Temperatures men and women, aud
the membership of all who will en-
lis, to fight King Alcohol.
Bradford has not always been ;
model Of peace and good order, bu
wcy culture to say that there are few
villages Of its size where better or
der prevails than here at present
The annual meeting Of The Orang
County Agricultural Society wa
heli At the Trottcr House on Wed
nesdny. The old board of officer
was reelected, with n few excep
'ons. The following are the Off
GERS,
Rntus Hyde, Chclse, Presid9nt.
Nath. Taplin, Corinsh, w pros
W,B.Stcyens, Bradford
Aaron Davis Chelsea, Treasurer.
Arad Corliss, Corintli, Secretary.
Dircctors-Thos. Sanders, Brool
asid; n. Douglass, Chelsea; JON
o. Huntington, Randolph Richal
Smith, Tundridgc; J.P. Clevelan'
Braintree; A. Il. Kinney, Vershir'
D. w. Stevens, Corinth; II. Gi
mere, Fniriec; u. White, Topshau
Il. Il. JOHNSON, j. johnson, Bra,
ford; II. Chalmers, J. Chamberlai
Sewbury; Lyman Jackson, Orana
o1rin Eastman, Washington; I
man Slater, Thetford.
WIN. U. Bailey, Newbury, NJ,
shall
Chelsea.
The Frecmd~ says that last /
day,a Mrs. Southwortl, while
aug into thu cellar with knife
her hand, fell and struck upon
barrel standing ut tho foot of
sts'rs, In ench q manner ~ 10 tr
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DR.. UurtOn's
TOBACCO ANTID0TE.

NVARRANTED TO remove al desire for To
w bacco;, u !, en,,fGe,y ,, essge'nolG and
harmless. II Purilles ana onrlchcs the blood,
Inylporates tho system, possesses great nour
ishina and strengthening poweri IL nm excel
lent appetizer, enables the stomach 70 digcst
the hrartiest food. makes sleep Reforming,
and cstablIshss robust health. Smokers and
Ciewsrs for airy years Cured. Price, Fifty
cents, post FREQ. tre ,u &C.. on sho luxurious
,n.,,,nonisI.. A.. sont FREQ. Agents wanted
Address pr. T u, ABBOTT Jsrssy City. J
Sid ~ all prvggisn
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PROBATE COURTS.
RrndCorL District, 1893, 1909.

DROBATE COURTS " II be holden within
and for the District of Bradford, for the
year ensuing, ~ follows, viz
At the Troitei House in Bradford,
On the second Tuesdays Of January March,
May and August, 1869.
At the Hotel in East Corinth, on
the second Tuesdays Of February, July, Sep.
TENDER aud November, 1862
At the Ncwbury House, Newbury,
on the second Tuesdays of June, and October
and the last Tuesday IN August, 1869,
Attic Registers Office, West Fair
Ice, on the second Tuesday ia December, 1868
and the second Tuesday in April, and lact
Tuesday in September, 1869.
ALvAH BEAN, Register.
West fairlec, Dec. 1868.
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SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
AGENTS WANTED.

We will pay aacnt. who viii .I devote . ,h.,,
entire time 10 eanvassing for me vernon !
Record aud Farmer, libcrhl sa'arN Wy az,
u n sycrv town and sssrty Ia the state towork
,,' n. frnn now un,ii February 1859. write
~ IA and g,,t our t.rnu. Address oil com'nu'
nicatlons to ...,,.,,, ,~u pIywrv
LIE Drattleboro, VI,
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80 S&@sSssSe AsStAAh6 oo'
the extreme dullness of the knife
prevented it from severing the jug
ular vein. announcement As dull
knife always is for cutting meat
our housewives will now see it is
more desirable than sharper one
to fall down stairs with.
Cortnth.
The Good Templars of vershire, tc
the number Of thirty, visited Eureka
Lodge, at Corinth, Saturday eve,
Dec. 26th. The occasion was a
pleasant one, and we hope profitable
Remarks were made by Bros. Cor
win, Dearborn and Sargent, of Eu-
reka Lodge; and by Bros. Good
hue, Kinney, and Sargent of Om-
pompanoosuc Lodge.
Fairlee.
The Y. NJ. c. A., at its last meet,
ing elected the following officers for
year ensuing:
John ration, President.
Z. W. Davis, Vice President.
A. III. Paine, Secretary.
F. NJ. Bailey, Cor. Secretary.
W. II. Kibbey, Treasurer.
Vigorous efforts are being made
to sustain course of lectures, be
lieving that the winter Of our dis.
content may indeed be made glori.
ous" If we will call around us those
appliances that are enno3ling in
their Influences, that develop the
moral social and intellectual facul
ties. in the al.se,.ce Of these means
that have icr their object the m
folding Of the higher and nobleI
powers IN man, the appetite becomes
Initiated and invites to its hungry
NAV the husks of those travelling
shows which are the abortive of
spring of an Internal parputage
rcpudiatcd III the cities Of its conn
ception, and dropped, starved
baulllng, at the doors Of small coun
try towns. Let us strive to create
an atmosphere so healthy and in
MIGRATING that, by reason of it>
purity, it will poisson all those hide
GUS dcformities, with the first inha.
laton.
I Oar first lecture is by Dr.. Butler
Of BoSton,on personal Reminiscent.
ces OF the Sepoy Rebellion,' Friday
evening, January 10Th, at ! O'Clock
in Fairlee Church. The Or. bri ng>
with him many curlOsiticS from the
Land OF the Sun" among them a
string ofpraying beads, taken from
a Iliudoop priest; a beheaJing knife
dSembowcling knife, cct. telling
III silent, but emphatic, languag,
the bavbaiic atrocities of the MoguI
dynasty. All who have heard this
: lecture are warm in its commenda
ton, both AS to its literary merit
/ and its thrilling eloqucucc. Let IL
on. lose ,he opportunity to hca1
him.
The association is corresponding
with other eminent men, whose ser
vices The, hope to secure. Cor.
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Ne,shnry.

Newbmry.
On New Years Eve. the friends
of Rev. II. n. Burton called at the
parsonage and enjoyed u pleasant
chat with their pastor and family.
Presents were given--a silver tea
set, castor, etc. This was not a
donation visit, they having been
done away when the pastors salary
was raised
Rev l.. p. Thwiug gave a resy
ihtsres'ing lecture on "soctland,
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GiIman's Pulmonary Trochoa

Especially recommended for clearing the
throat and relieving hearsensss. Much valu
ed BY Singers and spea'scrs Sold every
vhcro by Druggsts. Only x cente per bo,'
May DO had in any quantity Of
GEO. g. GOODWIN H. Co. Boston
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Ifdnorcy, y. II.

\ few days ago four watches were
stolen from the shop Of W. {. Morse,
watch maker. The watches we're
hanging in the window, and mus,
have taken wings while Mr.. MORSE
stepped into an adjoining room for
n moment. Two OF the watches be-
longrd {" c'!S' omcrS,--who shall
lose them I
The Spin Term Of Dartmouth
College commenced on Friday o
| las, week.
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A GENTS WANTED to sell New BOOK PEI.
n tnininr to Agriculture aud the Mtchaite
-. Ed,tc1 by 1ico. Il. Wariug. Esgp the dis.
iinSuishcd Author and Agricultural Engineer
" ", 81" Nav York Central Park. Nothing Ike
!, eve. ave puhlished 700 Engraving. Sells at
.ipbt To Farmers, Mechanics and Work.nginsn
- al rln1,c. Active men and women arc
''j''in, nancy, send for Circulars Il. y.
TREAT & Go. Publishers, 654 Broadway,Nf
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~ pREMIuMS..A

Every pcreon who a now subscriber
whether single or In clubs, III the state pr out
Of il, who again subscribcs. for the fun year
of 1869, will receive one OF whites Patent
Newspaper Files magazine SIC, postage
paid.
ANY person whose name IA not, at this date,
upon orr books, who will pay Z! % in advance
for one Glll year. 10 begin at any time before
or Including January |. 1863. will receive the
paper one year item date of subscriptions ana
either n Whites Patent Newspaper flle tho
size of the Eaeord and Farmer, Patent ,af'
nj. Tie. useful to every farmer, or copy OF the
Household for one year, AZ the subscriber may
elect.
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PR e NJ ! y M S!
TO ANY ONE WHO WILL TAKE THEN

&c make the following offer for
l II ssT paid local news during the year
rx No vsris
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HarerhiN, v. n.

Last Thursday Republican Con
ycntions were held at llaverhill,
y. L., for Grafton County, the 9TH
Councillor District, and for the 18th
Senatorial district. The County OF
ticers nominated are, John {. Cur
ricr, of Enfield, Register OF Deeds
Horace Barnes, Grafton, County
Treasurer; Charles Parker, Lisbon,
Commissioner. Col. John Lindsey
OF Lancaster, was nominated for
Councillor, and Hon, Alonzo p. Car.
pentcr, of Bath, for Senator.
An employee of the b. c. &. NJ.
railroad, named Frizzle, was badly
injured at Woodsvillc, a week ago
last Thursday. frizzle was croos-
ing the track with an armiull OF
wood, aud when between two cars
which were standing on the track
an engine which was backing dow
struck one of them, and he wa'
crushed between them. II was a
first thought his injuries would
prove Immediately fatal; but III
, was alive at last accounts.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

All persons having unsettled nc
counts with us are respectfully i'll
vited 10
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TERMS

4! 50 per year; q IS for six months -
,enl for rec monthe 70 eouts yer month
for any time lees Than three months, In clubs
Of GyG and over to oue eddrrss = per year
Tor each subscription. No club subscribers
Z .Lcn "a, less than A ii,l, year
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Dissolution of Partnership

T'llE Copartnership heretofore existing be
L tween Martin & Andross Is, by mutual con
sent, dissolved this day. All debts due saA
firm must be settled Immediately Ill TIE old
stand IN Bradford.
MARTIN * ASDRGSS
J.. MARrtS. G. X. ASeRoss.
Bradford Dec 3lst, ls6s-3l
TNiE UNDERSIGNED would inform the
L Public that he will continue the business
heretofore carried on by Martin & Andross
and that he will continue to keep the best
stock Of Boots and Shoes to he found in the
place and also to do all custom work,
f. MARTIN.
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GENERAL BUSINE

. Deputy Sheriff and .o,o,,o :, .,o 600
TJPsHAy
-----.mbcr, We win pay q
rursicI, Ten DOLLARS.
person sending us the
No. u HARDEST number, Five Dollars.
,ae - ITO any one, not receiving
-rlther of the first two premiums, we
will pay q sum sufficient to remuner-
ate them for their trouble.
These premiums will be awarded
and paid on the first day of Janua
~, 1870.
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and pay mp.

w. Il. & 9. s. STEVENS.
Bradford, Jan. LIST, 1869.
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Chelsea.

Chelsea.
The Frecmd~ says that last Fri.
day,a Mrs. Southworth, while 20
ing into thu cellar with q knife IL
her hand, fell and struck upon a
barrel standing at tho foot of tn,
ns'rs, In 1ncli q manner ~ 10 trins
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VERAoSTEEs
Are requested to note that the publisher o!
The Vermont Record e. Farmer
| Intenda to spare ecther money nor labor TO
make his
! The Heat Paper In Vermont.
| FOR current Stato news, from every county
| each week For Narmont Historical sketches
! Biographical Sketches Of Ncrinontcrs, Obitua
ey Notices of NerIn0u-crs, and N al rcsTCcts
! A State Paper
Ae welcome in, ard applicable TO, orc PORTION
Of the State a-Hnother
VERMONT FARMERS
Especially, ore call upon 10 note that wo In
tend with the proper support, TO devote
MoRg SPACE THAN ANY OTHER rArER IN I'M:
State 20
Agriculture.
Thi, department is edited by c. HORACh
HUBBARD, Esq, President OF the Springfield
Agricultural Society.
TERMS
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Agriculture.

Thi, department is edited by c. HORACE
HUBBARD, Esq, President of the Springfield
Agricultural Society
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-15
Our c Commissions to Ageii

Exceed those Of every other establishmsns Of
Of the kind-pi oof Of this can bs fssnA In
comparing QUO premiums with those OF Others
FOR CLURS OETHE SA NE SIZE, In addition
10 WHICH we cssi,n TO give better goods Of tho
same character.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-15
VERMONT FARMERS

clcome in, ard applicable TO, ono Vortfoo
Of the State NJ another.