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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19
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~ facias BE crouuRe an mt3 aertAsst uus lper
ttefert Dem Asthagen &tTsNke @els1t man Dls
pssfon &oaRtBt Ssnn bd fetnem Stufember 7Eers
llin 1868, oetSe II gum 5ieRtbsn Bsfl6sf IN lem
Reiilbeieneen aegen baaEe 8absafa an goi1Eihaass
thor in Der STAT Aafbuine ait . nnerfsa q. ben
q asaar 1863, 4jlgbenb 6Si.f 1eri5s.lrs
9es seiafntbum bri,sneHs n5aitf1. s0sRenisisI,
Ssalkliptises 30. nssnt. Stodeas; fsnsziprits
Nesa tHi aeaElts aufe; 3eaeripkise 80. 3 an Sdes
college 3uti 1eH N5ur1r nnt 8roaef1rafe; 6e,ifrs
oaien une &ett,ru r4 20, 80. l. SuMueEl,raee
Slpif@en eaMttbs Ml1n ~ raef; 9raEAE 4lexe
ans nit nef6lag beISel afs 6as GtgelzbnM tes
alanofB nnh oss Sfabtraftes Der Gtnlt Hafsg1k ar1
timer execution stegn gxManHtsn 24eet Mh9 Staet
Siesk.7lis s 'tn6 = GniI1sB ucE 3f8oB u ca
fosiss "a nehft SnfsfelieR uab Rotten auf ffgbioe
sScnSIses. Is s6en tek v 5dnnat feSo Y =
i9ru G.R % Hale 0 ~ &beriii
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19
.aB. 3 affaae.


SD len0e Sbnea cine 9eartie 6Dr.
nluIare our Auslfeluiig bon 8afIdae
f@einen iesIider Dirt, bon g en 90 r
mad Sreraen, Sanibmrg, ODER Sabre
ioiuie bon g a Itimere mad 8re.
men o6er Sabre, ferner fur Die Qlbgab,
bon 8alIa9elheinett fur @uligr1nter
bon ben SafenplaBen Bremen uni
Sanbur9 nod Stem Sort nno Balti,
more, aud fur Die bamit 3u berbinoen.
ben @iienbabn RalIa9en bonn 5nnerr
guropa's na9 obigen SafenpIaser
mad Dem Snnern Mnterita's.
sic fih6 ba6ur1 in ben Stano oefekt
RafIagef9eine ielbft alis5uftellen,
mad Mrt iuie bic Stem gotter @eneral
Mgentet, lire M9entetl i'm Sanern Der
Ser. @taaten erillihti9t babea, 8afz
ia9en ab3ugeben unb ipiir6eti Gle nun
Der W1Ibe iiberboben fem, @alIaae>
ideine bon bier erif beaieben gu niffen,
UNI SIRE &unoen gu befrieoioen. Sir
@aiiiten .4aIIaOiere auf ben ben Stem
gort abfabrenben Dampferu iperoell
geip0bnIid) uno bauptfa1lidb in. Ser
SSriibiabrss un0 CONNER Gatlon, bie
YIdke f9on mebrereWonate IN 8 o T.
aus beIeg t nno iftiiBen 6iefe friibs
3eiti9 befeat meroen, UNI Die be6ern
M6ke ii@ern uf0nnen; i9 merbe ala >
Damn natiirli@ oafiir Gorge tragen, oaB
Bite befenbonoenno@ offe ;
n IN Yldben fur SIRE 8alIagiere refers
Dirt tperben.-8 Bel Stpii1enbe6ss Vafs
fagiren mad europa brau5en feine
HIdke i'm Gorau8 relerbirt su tuerben
uuo f6nnen @9eiae furj Dor Der glb<
reife genomnen tperoen. 72
Qln9 f0nnen sic 8leidSeiti9 8etou +
q a flag d Tin bertanfen, no.
ourh Der 8aiIgier Die Qlnnebmlibfeit
bat, bas fur DE 9fetOur &eiie rtotbs
iuen6ige @el0 ni@t nlit3ufibren unO
tam er aud auf Die 8reisermdbi8ung
fur @eteur Baiaeef9eine Slnipru@
ma9en.- &
SeseIidiffs 8aIaeefdeine bon 9ams
burg mad Stem 9orf, lteIle i1 felbft 81
biuigen Rreilen aus; i'd iperoe Sbnen
oafir ie6es W1al ben @ours l1ifen !.
Yreiie auf ben 8reirfer Se9eIf1iffen
siub bieieIben fur 1869, tpie fie es fur
1868 paren.
Sbr er9e6ener
6. S. 6ae.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19
NfemtoranDllna.

l y@uI0en fiiS6entlAe @dbrung piro
einaetbeilt in so 8reu3er.
L ,Ebaler VreuBifb @onrant ipirO elm,
eftbeiIt in 80 9ilber9rOl1en.
1 8baler Bremer Sob miro eineetseilt
in ~ grote.
| 6rauc miro eirsetbeilt in 100 G,er>
times
| Mart gancO miro einsetbeilt in Is
GdiIinee.
4 @nloen 9oldnoil9 @oarant mirb
einagtbeilt in 100 Gents
/ 4funb SterIin5 ipirO eingetbeilt in
20 @9tainge ID Reuce.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19
CfFatene Slrr3eisea.
aiO2. 1862

t7IU2. l71U3.] y
GSberifPe 0erfanf. -Sn GemdBbeit oon ;rpei
S venditie exponas- 8erorbnung an mid seridbtet
uno iberliefert non benz Mtbtbnren Circuit @es
ribt pom D0pieion Co., Eenn, bel fenen September
Sersin 1905. rsroe td sum oIientlI9en gert9nf an
bauss55Dr In Der Sto0t Ye6Ibpiae am 9 nnGb IN b,
ben %. Sanuar 1855, beHb beS@tiebenes grunbs
fprbe unb Sntereflen, pelcbe g. Gaen fen. in foI=
genoem 2anDtrGtt, beIeaeR uno befn6li i'm 9autoion
Gonntp unb Stat Eent in Childbirth SO. 81 ge<
nannten Gountps bat, entbaItenb no 2der ebr pber
ruentaer, beeren3t n6rfLib Der 2dnoerei poa 50.
o. Gpings fteitIi4 uaO fbItd non Der 9dnberei Der
BiIfinionS, 6ftlt1 pom Der 2dHberei non s. Qinf,
nit Hef9Iae 6eteg, ais bas Gi9entbunt ppn 8. Gajep
ien., ilI1f sweteu GreeMtonen gegen TIN unb g. 6.
&bite unh au @urrten upn s. Ms 9eau9amp, Ablnt=
ntratOr, fir $f79. 90 un6 fir $26l sc, reipectpe,
nebf Sutersifen unb &oIten, 81 eeniigen. Gegeben
ben 80. DECEMBER 1868.
be31 6. R. 9onaIbfon, Sheriff.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19

3pet @oMat 6ato @edfeI fnb
Rrotent (niht Cent? uuo Dr E /
Mf Q n q bato Ms1lel fiib 1 9roeent
(ltfAt Sent biN9eE fonnen aber uiGt
fir feline 9etrl9e aus0efeut tperoetl
Cincinnati, 81, 15. San. 1869.
= 49,. g. S. NOaee
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19

Writ Besug auf Obisen Brief ies
6errn g.. s.. Qloae in Cincinnati Shio,
Ser bier unD in Der llnlee9euD eeniieen6
befannt lit, UNI ipeitere GmpfebIung al
beOiirfen, erln9e i1 Das Oeuifbe SUI
EIitnn,, lid re9t Sablrei9 Der 8ortbeile
Az beoieuen, Die bier geboten iInb. s
ertbeils 81 ieoer 3eitnabere NIneFnnfl
iiber ALE Details. 1905 "a
So bn Mnb M
$50. 103 SfOro GOueseRr6se
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19

a H.eDAfLT AND WEEKLY assis
TENNESSEE sTAATS zEITIING
4 e BkEr HoFFTGIAL ORGAN FOR 2rHE
sSoUNFIEs OF DAVIDSON, 5R0BERTsONI
SUMNER WILLIAMSON; WILSON And
cuEATHAM. ~ 1stRsi tsssF5sss
i 'FIss 1siiis mfgaid AEa tad -
s<S@ THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
8 EEKLY N CITY AND STATE 3
pa The only Evening paper pub
1lShed in Nashville. sHa nsa
8 -s--lszza LIS rl.Ia ssja SIC
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19
@eiteral : Slaentilr
A. IS I 6fsIosf8af I.

A. 20 y = " v H. =
SD ernid9tiae Sic bieroar9, fur
meme 9fe1nung auf bic in Der bierbei
erfoIoenoen elite ber3eidneten Bans
quiers feIbf @eb feI aHsansi
Il teIIen, fur oeren ghlI5lnng i'd, Bel
Gnnpfang 5brer ndtiitIich Il te ma rs
gu ber.faAmen0tM Nn3ef
'6ariber an Mid, Gorge trd8en iuerOe.
Sc nadoein es eetpiinidt fuirO; f0ns.
men sic foIHe @e1feI aif I, 2 posr 8.
Wonate = bon ibretn 9lnsEeIlnness
taee on 9ere@net ~ aber nj If. fiirs'
ser ais Monat abaeben.
We1leL bic i Mionat an aufen
baben, iinb bei ibrer glntunft III @us
ropa fat faon sablbar un0 baber nit
Sid t : 8edfeIn glei6beOeHterO,
tpo9egen 2 Nfonat gSeHf eI ben 80 Sage
@t9t 2lbgaben nno 8 Nfonot gHedfeI
Den so Sage Gi9t T6gaben genan
aenu9 entipretben. -a9a bic @ourie
fir europdilbe MeAlel ebenlo ME
unfere @oL6prdutie, S1panfungen ittls
terlporfen fino, Tam i'd SbneH meme
in Mrnerifanifdenl @oI6 az berifebelle !.
6en gerfaafsnoten nidt auf langere
Belt i'm 8oraus beftiillmen, lou6ern
iuer6e Sbnen bieielben bon 8eit au 8eit,i
rlit.beilen; ie6o1 f0nnetl sic Sbre
gSedId itetS al illellle1 Sbnen 5nIebt
angeseioten Staten in goIo berfaufen.. 4
g8as 6as @oIoe gramiltln anbetrift, !
10 autoriiire i'd sic, oaGelbe gu beries,
nigen STEW gort g otirnnq,
iueld)e Sbnen ietpeilig aus Der 8eituna
befannt If, feIblt anaufeseu.
gBeiter unteil fnben sic Die 2ift e.
Der 8anquiers, auf lueI9e Sic
hifeff aiehef,i f1nuefl. rs la-s l9fr
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19

ZEN lines Of solid nonparefl make one square
yearly advertisers viii be entitled to discounr
J. 10 per cents sG 1873 IL tFfFl3F ~
every other day Re. o.sd.e advertisements VIII be
harged two-thirds Of the above rates. ~ 2
Ia the Weeky Edition. one dollar a square FOL
Ach insertion.
Special or City Item notices, 80 cents line first
tad 10 cents line every additional Insertion
so cents square.
All advertisements are due from date Of ara in
.rtion. Hereafter the cash system viii be adhered
@, and no transient advertisements wifi Be fser
liess accompanied by the money.
JOHN sRUHM Publisher.
Office: No. 103 NORTH Courses sraEsr
ERWIN HOUSE -,
e q. Adress Lock Box S.
- ~ ]. AsHvfLLE. PENN
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20 Sill. as. syfeia fnr 81 800

Dities 8M9 IL isisbt fttg bns ehisiFssmmes zines
@elebtfes TT fir ben bnlbueffer keir Qdahuraui1
pen dftsmnnn beItiIults Der, wenil e IN Gme=
rita antoHHt pie feine tekten 3tzeI etD@5pFt bat,
ti9en Spfa4e bef9dftteen 0bef kteire eetfer be-
teptelt tam, 1oiiesru W.T. Spoten tub &1eef sur
2ane negmsn mus I'm f9 pHp hen SeiuiaefF .eiae
pie Ralptia9e, wnblIr@ bieses gSrserbuR SO pom
enosrsn Mntett6etoa IT, hds tn pem enelii9 s6euts
14en Sgete 1eeeW S3orte bfe AnBfpfn9k mt kaSts
ngt is uHD 1er 8eHnfer TT lbefseigt, taE See eers
1eaes mt quite eiefes sg6Eteytlt bGs ea1lie baIh
peer n4s 1pre@en wlro, ais er es cine 2ebreE o6er
baben tpiirhe. 49,. =. : - :. Is" - g
s8etitt man bic ippoerapttf9en G6wiezieleiten
nfo zen saolIr9 eeaeatens oftmebttta EofsEnnufs
mann beri& 10 wirb man aey1t III ii Idnaneti
eag otsfes 9H9 etnes BET Dobl lien TIT 5eei@se ie
II Amerita PutIteirt Dprben, inb fpri9t ber AbfGs
lllngsx EE5 ~ Eags 20 y ssiI,stff
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Coon Sn1tana Co., ga. J

2tm Grfen DtOntas 800. 1869
.
as'' Befdn6e.
9tseonttrte 9oten NIB s3iHs .. !. $248, 16t. 90
Aeberge3oeene Me $3.50 IS
Der. ct. Bombs beim Ser ct. Gddss
f1effters i. ..... * A01, COO 90
Ser. st. Bombs an Snno ......-..... 11,550.0J
Mmbere 8ones, Aftien 1c. 65,973.AA
tSi@fsgBed5feb wv f7s, 2s2.o1
QeubIes Mft6 @sr6tbfd ffen..-.... AO0000
Baar an Sanb, 2eguI Seuoer rnb Ratios
n1banthotefts 49, 1U154l.41
ass Si,Olslssasi
8erbinDIiAfeite 4
capital Gtod $3.50, 900. Co
ueoert6ubGpnnS ~ 00O0V
EfoFt una ser ~
Gteeulafton x10,UUu.uU
SHotuloniHe 0epp1iten 432v 3S5. AZ
Ser. Staten Nepoitten ................ 46,S30.51
S9nIbig an BaHteB un6 Banquters. 7,045.7b
I $f0ls.sel.s
81 @. Srmiion, Mft. Gaifirer.
8efdiporen rnb anterf6rieaCn Dor MIR am : ;.
SanHor 1869. 5cff1b Serbs
1aa6-ip offentli9er Wtota
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- AsTsEs OF ADYERFISLNa.
s..;;>1 ItATLY 81 90 per Square first Insersto
- Iitef Cents or each subseqnenk insarfinn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-19
elite BET 8amqiiiers ia
- Ia @urppa
I sssfI. aHf peId9e bel mir M
gStd6lel IN btliebigen Gammetl
3a BADEN finb


drantfart am Nlain 3, MesIer feel @Obn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-08
Work ror SIormt WenLher.


We gather the following good advice to
farmers, showing them how they may well
and prodtobIy improve the stormy days we
usually have at this season Of the year, from
an article clipped from an exchange, whose
name we cannot now recall
Clean out thoroughly and whitewash the
horse and cattle stalls it is astonishing how
much they will improve in appearance and
how much swecter they will bc Setting aside
this Improvement iu appearance entirely, the
good accomplished n the suppression of ycr-
min, which Away. more on less haunt the
partition walls, though perhaps almost invisi-
be 90 thc naked eye, will more than pay for
Che labor expended.
Clean mp the barn floors aud stow away
the hay neatly and iudiciousy. What is
there more doyculy than an ill-kcpt barn
floor aud loose scuggly hay-mowsi to see
forks, mkcs, whecibarrows, and other tools
knocking about in the way of every one is
distressing to the orderly mind and the barn
floor should never be- the reception place for
such litter A liberal supply Of loan or
meadow muck should be scattered over the
manure iu the cellar and thrown into the
vault priyy of ul things ON the farm is
the one that should be least neglected
See that the swine have comfortable sleep
ing quarters and that their beds are sweet
pnd c'can The hog is not filthy naturally.
aud DIS health aud condition are not improy-
ed by q constant immersion, sleeping and
waking iu miro, which fills too many Of our
swine yards Fix the troughs on little
raised platform, so that the dirt may be clear
ed, and provide % tight trough for cold water.
Swine in hot weather, are as much refreshed
by good cool draught as are human beings.
See If amy Of the tools want repairing and
lix them thoroughly and we'll. \ good larm-
or needs 90 be n good mechanic, and not only
that, but in half dozen trades 100 loast-
Clean and oil the harnesses. They should re-
ccive This attention every few weeks, and with
II win wear at least twice ls long as without.
See that the running gear Of the wagons and
carts is 10 good orders care in this matter is
essential. and the team, viii gratefully show
the difference there Is between smooth run
ming and hard working set Of wheels.
Attend TO the honnery; paint the roosts
thoroughly with kerosene or petroleum oil.
Clean out the nest boxe. and whitcwash them
inside and ont put IN fresh nests and sprink le
ia each "a handful of Hour and sulphur Clean
out all the dung beneath the roosts and
sprinkle fresh loam over The floor Of the hem
merry. Care 10 this quarter Is also absolutely
necessary, and unless it is taken, stock OF
of vcrmin-aoyerod, diseased poultry will bc
the result Il is an excellent plan TO keep a
.t.r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-08
State. county and Town Pairs.

The season for annual fair. is near at hand.
and the farmers mechanics and artizaus of
Vermont are no doubt well along with their
preparations for the coming exhibitions. The
horses, cattle, sheep and swine intended to
compete for premiums are already selected,
aud are being trained and groomed for the oo-
casion and ear-marks affixed to the largest
pumpkins, s1uashes and other products of the
field and garden that are predicted to be ar
ranged as a part of the show The season
has been cold aud backward one, and rather
unlavorable for vine productions or corn, but
the general average Of crops throughout the
State is good, and for dairy purposes the cool
and moist weather which has prevailed has
been most propitious This department must
be well represented, if its rich products are
brought forward.
From list before u. we copy the follow
ing as the times and places of holding the
various Fairs in this State;
State Fair at Burlington September a.
II.
Addison County, Middlcbury September
l4-l6.
Caledonia County, St. Johnsbury, Scptcm-
Der 30,-Oct. l.
Connecticut River, Brattloboro, September
10.
Orange County, Bradford, October 81.
Orleans County, Barton, September $3.50.
Rutland County Rutland, September %
80.
Washington County, Montpelier, October
81.
Wardsboro, (horsc fair Wardsboro, Octo-'
her a.
In relation to the Washington County Ex-
hibition, we would suggest that as it is the
FIRST since the reorganization Of an Agricul-
tural Society here, much Of its future success
depends upon good start, and the general
interest manifested in it, 1t should be made
as it can be, one of the best exhibitions in the
State, for Washington County possesses many
excellent farms and farmers, and all that il
required is a general interest and hearty co
operation to render its annual gatherings boil
interesting and beneficial to all concerned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-08

SeasOnable AdYice.

The pressing work of the Summer which
needs crowding and watching, the constant
care and close planning of the farmer to do
everything just at the best time, have, in a
good measure passed The farmer may EN-.
plOy more labor at more reasonable rates as
soon as summer grains are harvested. and OBJ.
portunities may be had for taking hold of a
number of extra jobs-road making, drain
ing building, repairing, etc, if one has his
regular working force regulated so that the
work will 90 on without his constant SUPER
vision. Time might, in all probability, be
found for few days absence from home for
relaxation This is as important for the
farmer and his wife as for the professional
man, and fortnight at the seaside. fishing
and bathing would renew the youth of many
hard-worked wife, and bring roses to the
pale face Of the daughter who has been scald.
ing curd and turning cheeses or making but.
ter oil summer, The poor women cannot get
and keep health by light out-oi-door work.
but are chilled in the milk-celar, or toasted
over hot stove getting three meals day
Tor half dozen or more hungry men, and are
tired out long before night by the character
OF the work September is their opportunity ::
give them vacation; 60 with them spend
freely little of the money which they have
earned as well as you for what will do Won
all good. Ii the house is full of city cousins.
who want you to make them just as long
visit in the winter as you entertain them in
the summer it may be well to postpone this
time of recreation for few weeks for the
sake Of hospitality but be sure to plan for
good play-spell, either now, or when the Apri.
cultural Fairs take place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-08
OyerwOrking Butter.

Mr.. Willard thinks great deal of good
butter is spoiled in the working, and that
there is always large amount to be found in
the market Of otherwise good quality, but
from overworking the grain has been de-
stroyed
What is meant by the term grain, when
applied to butter, is waxy appearance, and
the more il resembles wax in its consistency
the better the grain When properly churned
both as to time and temperature butter be-
comes firm with very little working, and is
tenacious 1t may then be easily nodded
into any shape, and may be drawn out a con-
siderable length before breaking, 1t has a
smooth, unctious feeling ON rubbing little be-
tween the fingers and thumb. When the
grain is injured the butter spreads like grease
and the more it resembles grease, the more is
the grain injured. Good butter that has not
been injured in the grain, will not stick to the
knife that cuts it,
Butter that has no grain is brittle, and
when broken presents a jagged surface, and
will not spread with that smooth, waxy APP
pearance belonging to good butter. 1t is only
when butter has this waxy consistency that it
preserves that rich, nutty favor and smell
which impart 50 high degree of pleasure in
eating it, So it will be seen there is a very
good reason for rejecting butter that has been
oyerworked into grease, even though it may
have all the essentials of the best quality
when it is taken from the churn
In working butter, the hands should not
come in direct contact with the butter Gather
il with wooden butter ladle, IN the tray or
butter bowl turn off the buttermik aud wash
with fresh spring water Dash it around the
whole circumference, making channels lowest
at either end so that the buttermilk can
readily run away. DO not grind it down
against the tray, after the manner Of temper
ing mortar, for in this way you will be likely
to injure the grain.
IL is not well to attempt to work out all
the buttermilk at once But very little manip-
ulation is required in washing out the but
termilk-then salt with pure fine salt, and SET
aside in cool place for twelve hours, during
which time the action Of the salt will yibrate
more Of the buttermik. Then work the sec
ond time, either with ade or butter-worker,
using precaution not to overwork or grind the
butter by rubbing down against the tray, aud
then the work is done and the butter is ready
for packing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-08
VEsTERN EOUTE
\ YERS SARSAPABILLA,
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD

Tla reputation thl- excellent medicine cnol. d De-
Du-. htuternts cases DO scr0ul0u4 disease whore Ha
-ystgu seemed s1tuatel with corruption, have at.l
purified and cured ny Do. oeromlous affections and p
urlers which wcro n9faYuted hy te srroidious contain
nation until they were pnuuiiy an'ictu-, have lf.-
rtie1y turOi iu such great numbers iu almost t.tt
section ol the country that tho public scarcely neea
Doc informed ol it virtues ur uses.
h'rohious poison is one OF tho most destructive enc,
uIt- ol our race. uisn thIs unseen aUd uucli ltla
70 Ono or-nuam undermine. Che clust tuition, and Ini
le attack ~ onieenlIn- or fatal diseases without
Injection tlr0u -hout Tho body aud then. 0n some hl
alln occasion WUdiy develop into one on the othefo
in tn' hli-r tlnaielDs may Boo suddwl1 depos'le.
ilo lungs heart or tumors formed 100 the liYrr or \
lI presence Nt truption- ou One SKIM v, i'vi
cent ion' Du SOME parts OF the hody. Hence thg o.
sonal us3 ol bottle this AarssuuHa De- advisable e'
when up active symptoms of disease appear. Ptislh'
aMl,t.N hii lie following complaints general, uv II
this SARSAP 4RiLLa 81 lnfi6ness I4s. Rors or En-
,gta'i isue-i Aah Rhsua, sad Head, Hnguorm. s',
S9WHinHf 1l7oA7e Aro in the more concealed forms "
bY,pgst1i D-opg, Hfuf Disease. isfs Enttpgv Ntarai
aua the Ynrous tc0oW affections OF the muscular aAl
nervous systems.
~ though long time is required for subdu'ng these OBJ
7tlhAlt inAlades by any medicine. But long continue
u'e OF tus medicine viii cure tho complaint Lsap'
'1fH OF HhHfS' uto7ne delegations, and ftn1c D,f4
are commonly soon relieved and ultimately cured By v
puri1 lns and inYigouung effect Minute Directions
5 ,n ea1e aio 1und in our Almanac, supplied gIali
hW, Nwaf"W AMI GoNi WHOM caused by accumulation "
eXtaneous matters m tho blood yicd quickly 90 it p
als9 Llr Complaints f0raiifV Congfsfi0n on Iqflfih
,tv f', 9iu J1hHlie' when arising, as they ov
ION tle llhhuhs posuns in the blood This AdhsA.
RiLLd is great rcstorer Cor tho strength and ygo
Jne Hslem. Those who arc Llngud and Lige's, Deoe
or ttals, any Of the affections symptomae Of Hfl
mess, will End Immediate roller and convincing evidence
OF iis restorative power upon trial.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-09-08
Farm work for August and september.

"'"' "''N ''' A"-"'' """ ~ ''''""'''
rtis, co,l finn. n,,, IN r,,,y,,. .,r,...
land without tbo Slow rro.oss or ,l,oiip,. D..
y.,r mr. two We mc,n' eitbor by ton.Jrs...
mo s,cb land mr. tnrn;n., II o,cr and ..cli,c
down IN Grass al onco Fl, tbis end us p,.t
have nm Rand GOOD .p,rly ,r fine ,n,,nro
.ncb as n comnosf.be,r ar tbs olJ manure ol
tbo barn.vord mivol Win .oil M. Ground hama
ar 6sb cbnm s;milorl,. ,,;vol ANA Lo,t.l A.
to bo uonpe,ctnr.i .,,,or.,,bos,,h,to. r,o,
,ro So oJnltor,toJ .rJ nnrsli.blo in b.a;r *
e,cts ,yo c,nnot oJ,i.o' I,,i, ,.,r.L.,.. l,,,
would nrocor r,ibor J,, ,onnins p.rnr;.n
,,,ano evop Of lie b;.,L.s, 7.1., ~ c,r.al A.,
Tosor, ~ snoh c,rt;i;,,5s
Somo folJs roa,;r, ,rr, , ,o,..l.,..;,., g.,
increase tbo;r y;cld 81 ,:ooJ Fnai;.b go
I'm, II h,is hod'Lo.,, I;iI,I ,u, e., J.ln.,i,t
or vintor or FAM stnF H,o las, .3,r', + ~,
turn ovcr fine sod no,tly and boronably ty
,be nlow soos IN Io.yc I, co,nrlnt.Is5 ;r,..;
cd Nov co oyor r. viii, Loar,. raii.r w ~.
to mako II more cye, md ca,r,,.+ AMI b.r
row tbo G,rrow C,rr, on , ,,,,,
co,pno.f and lay If opt In hons ,s nS,rI,
ooual in iii, and distance as nois;tlo AK,
f,w VOWS oro nm ,l,,, ,,ro,,,l La,;,, -
the bean. which sbonII ho dono Dbl, .lr.,. :,
as IN Diva oye,., r,rt H. d,o. g. ao,.,;,,,,,
I'm thn ,,ronrJ ,,,,,,.l .',,l ,1.. -,
,cain in nTJor =, n,iy ,, 49,, ,'. . i, .
se;I Nov .ou, ,,,.,,r ,,..,. III ..,
and ro5.to, cro1 III ,ooIlr L'l. w.
tbe for,ocr and bnsbol of tbo lattor a. An
acre These proport;ons nav bo y.rioJ I'm
bo snre IN o;yd onon,,h sooJ - i,.nr, ,,l,,,
stand III hit and ballow. shonLf ,,
mopded and 6lIed mn Viii, The hoe III lara,
stones and soJs romogoJ so as 10 n,,lo s,,o,tl
mowinc Nov harro, aoain o;,ba. ,,;I, .
hr,sb 5orro,r or tbo ronl,o,l, ,, .,I IL
fn;sb az Nj, ,to roiia. '''' '''' '''''
Ain, c,r tLo cIoanost sool ,,.o,..,.hoL;.L
est nrice Not,in, l. ,noro ro,;ro an -,
,'.,I,,,t h., 20, -.
iiyb,t 400 I'M, H. b.,...,oI GIi.l ii. LII
cbaF mr. I'D Of mos, ror,;o;a.,, - ~
Mo host so,n,it,, - e.. -. 60.
his own bov.see3 bv Ieov;ns = small , notoL
90 ~ y, '''''' P''''
tbon tbresbi1a ont ,bo sood w. ''f'"'' anu
,r;ntor r s,','',''r Is me hs,' t'"'" -
- tho t.,,a - so"'as ~ '''s 8t'''
90 IL t,ns naI6s ,o.i -. nv i N''''''-
The ,,round 80 as 70 - nro,ots, 49, "n,' y,
of l;tdo uso 10 sou, ,r;ntou ~, ~ ~
season b,Id matches NJ ,,ra,,n5 and I;aI,
s,r,,,oI;r,, snoars af .,,a Ill. an
reward lor snch r,ison,Jinl 49,
po.naau FRI
D't =" u"yins 'uH harvesting tne corn
med3ow md ond 70. e W. o',,r5 W.