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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

The Administrators ct NICToR WRIGHT r..
tate, late Of WeNhrids". otter for sale the plsC.
formerly occupied lN the deceased, situated one
half mile uurth.ra from the Fair Bridge. !.
Cornwall, containing ~ acres o! the best quail
IL OF farming laui suitably divided into ;illsge,
n,c4ioM and pasture. The farm Is supplied with
tu abundance ell water, aul j. well adapted to ,lai
wing Or stock PURPOSES. The buildings are oLs
tory huu,r; oue GoNiu feet barn, With she'd,
h"i-e-h ban. corn-hou,e. Sc. Also, for sale wltl
the 4'oNe live acre, 81 woodland, situated shout
uiie mile south OF The place.
For information inquire oi Col. AbrAm Euuts
of cornwall. NJ. NJ T.. Wright, Middlebury. OF
the >ul-cib,t. tiO. HAMMOND,
for Administrators.
Nrhll,tur, March It, 1852. l9t!
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vi f. u A s f Blu RNIN
AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.
More improvements and Two more
Patents

After long series of experiments, we have
added the Base Burning principle to this al
ready word-renowned stove, by means of
hot air chambers i'm front and rear OF the fire.
box, and regulator at the pipe collar. with
This Improvement we accomplish tho follow
ing results:
st. a coal fire can be kept all winter b>
replenlShing the fire every u hours
"a 4 continuous fire can be kept through the
winter with the consumption of less than ~
lbs. of coal In p hours, and the oven kept in
baking order a large portion of the time
81. The coal will be thoroughly consumed
without the usual amount of cnderS and
clinkcIS, and the annoyance of dumping the
CRATE every morning Ia make a fresh fire.
avoided.
ill., For wood fire, with two moderate
Siledi sticks OF dry wood, a fire can be kept
from IL to Is hours without any trouble.
This will be found the greatest improvement
yet made in cooking stoves. II has all the adj
rantages OF a self-feeder with much greater
economy of fuel, and without its iuconVenirn-
ccs. 1t is fully secured by letters patent
M,uul'c,ored by SHEAR, PACKARD & CO..
l. ( IS GRrtN ST., ALBANY. - \.
ST For -s'e Nv WEIGH { EARL,
Gms Mi'dlebury. VI.
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GREAT DISCOVERY :.

The Equalizer Of Vacuum cure Tor treating all
diseases by mechanical means, invented by DIR.
iiadlied, Vi Cincinnati Ohio, and for sale In New
England by DIR. s. y. Collins, No. 81 Oxford ST.,
Boston, Il is the wonder OF the aye Physicians
and all concerned. please call and examine, Of
send Tor Circulars. It is to your interest. State
and County rights fer sale. Ava
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TT is FOR AL.E,
SINTl YEARS.

For over Sixty Years, d.. c. q. lichard-
sons sherry Wine Bittsrs have been uscd bN
the public To correct morbid uni inactive
functions II the human system. II promotes
healthy gastric secrctious, corrects Liver de
raAgement relieves NoStiNcness and Kheuiua-
tie affection, cures Jaundicr, LOSS OF Appetite,
Kidney Complaints, Weak Back, Dizziness,
Languor, Dyspepsia, and IT. attendant sNnp-
toms Its valuable tonic and strengthing
properties will nNigorstc the convalesccnt,
cleanse the Blood from HumorS, and will al
ford 90 mort aud relief to the aged 10y stmu.
lating the constitution To resist its impending
lnhrmitieS. Thousands of the venerable pop
ulation OF New England are sustained in
health, their life prolonged, 10 enjoy vigorous
and happy old age. by the use OF Dr. Richard
SON s sherry Wine Bitters,
The Herbs can be obtained separately, aud
may be prepared In small quantities, in water
OF with wine or spirits. Price 30 cents per
package.
Office fremont Row, Boston and sold by
Druggists and Apothecariss oIas
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INISSOll rION :

The partnership heretofore eNistin. under tts
uain ,4. -itl- 90 lariid,e K hush i ihi- dsN
t-.., .- %, fuutu q r,n.euL Al demand. IA Ia
,.r 90. sai. .iu aur The property of Charles
rutrid,.r. aud "a claim, sgsia-t ,sid irm are y
hc qliu-tr' d, nj Partridge.
tuAS. r PARTRIDGE
LEWIS G. Bush,
Eat Mii,isbury, April 9th, 1869. s~j
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Special Notifies.
CIT WORKS LIKE A CHARM.

Rennes Pain-Killng Magic Oil cures Headache.
Rennes Pain-kilng Magic Oil cures Toothache.
Rennes Pain-Killng Magic Oil cures Neuralgia.
Rsnnes Iain-Killnr Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morlus
Renne's Pain-Kiing Magic Oil cure, Rhcumati, m
Renne Pain-Kiling Magic Oil cures lameness.
Rennes Pain-Kiing Magic C.l cures slSln diseases
Some folks seem to he proud of telling chow
lame their shoulder, are'-Uf tiny crick in the
back n have got the Sciatica"-anI de-
light in Dragging that nothing can cUr me -
but when We get such lawful folks" to use
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil, faithfully, we
not only cure their lameness aud charm away
their pains. but actually take all that kind OF
'brsg out of them !" and they frankly own up
and say, at works like a charm"
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Tittseld Mass.
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HE EST WAY"
DfSPEPSiA
ANh LIVER
COMPLAINT
IMrnErANT NEETItICArE.

llayiu., beru afflicted with chronic disease IL
the digestive or.,aus described by physicians &:
enlargement OF he liver and Inflammation OF The
stomach, Tor more than ten wears. and suffered
What word, eau never describe, without RELIEF
from tn. most celeratel medical skill that could
be consulted. Wa induced by the physician VIII :
last attended me to try DoDp's NEEyISE AND IL
NIuoRArnG. He had witnes >ed its effects, he said
in hi, own Practice and could recommend i. in
the highest Term hal about lost faith in eN =
er, thing: hut followed his advice procured the
medicine. The effect inspired me with nope. /
continued it, use. and It'll improved: following
it up, grew stronger und stronger, and suffered
e,s aud le-, from INV troubles. This for some
months-until | wa relieved aud needed it No
longer. Dodd', Nervine restored .ie to complete
health, and no language is able to expires. the
gratitude ell at being well once more. an
thoroughly cured Of the horrible suffering that
had made ten wears OF INV lite most wretched NJ
one eau conceive my iuN who has not experienced
4 like recovery. T. d. LIBBY.
st. Paul. MINI.
For sale b, al Drug .i-t- al One Dollar bottl:.
SN3
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Ceeol Notifies.
Z COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We. the -uh-rrhcr,, being appointed b., til.
Probate Court for the District Vi Addison, Com.
missioner, to- receive, examine and adjust eli
claims aml demands uf all persons against tie
estate Of WILLIAM HURLBCRT,
late oi C'rnwal ia said district, deceased, All
also all claim, aud demands exhibited in ofise
thereto. and is months from the Sd day ot MAY
being allowed 10y ~aid Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice that We will al
tend to the business IT our said appointment NJ
the iWellins house # the deceased the lat
SATURDAY Of May aud August, from one o'clock
until tour o'clock +. M. on each Of said days
lSis.
SAMUEL LVEETS., C,m.,.
.Na LANES /. LANE wv" -
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FOR SALE

twenty-five acres of pastureland near the Al
olson County Marble quarry IL has on 1t q never
failing spring Of water. II. w. Brewster,
1T.
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DATENT POCKET CORN SHELL,
L l.kR. GREAT NOVELTY Quick Sales ,
Profits over 200 per cent We offer Territorial
fights In the Western. southern, aud New En-
gland states Send for Circulars. Address
Pa. 3w4
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Addison County,

MoRE ABOUT EGGS. We have now
to chronicle bigger story than our last,
and much larger than those told by the
ARMS in its last issue. Two hens eggs of
mammoth proportions, nearly alike in
size and weight, were handed us from Mr..
Terry Condor of Shoreham, on Friday
last, each of which measured 81 by sc
inches and both together weighed 8 ounces
We understand, the hen is regular as the
sun, laying just such eggs every other day.
Who can beat thisl
We are told that the New Haven Ac'
ademy, under the charge Of Capt, Leav-
enworth, is prospecting finely. 1t is in n
good situation surrounded by good COM
munity and with good Principal, it
ought to prosper. We are not surprised
at the good reports from that quarter.
-Saxton Taft Of Starksboro recently
lost yearling steer supposed 10 have been
poisoned by eating pokeweed.
The Teachers Institute for the coun-
ty of Addison will be held in Orwell next
week, Tuesday and Wednesday. The
Institute will continue two days, common.
cling at 0 o'clock am. There will he adj.
dresses on Monday and Tuesday evenings
Examinations for Institute certificates will
be hold during the second day. All friends
of Education are invited TO attend. Cler-
gymen are requested TO give notice from
their pulpits. Teachers who can attend
and fail TO avail themselves of the Cppor-
tunity here offered them TO gain valuable
hints and instruction in their profession
should be engaged by committees with I'M
usual caution as TO their fitness.
AT the regular monthly meeting of
the Orwell Young Mems Christian Asso
citation, on Wednesday evening, the ladies
of the Parish, presented the Association,
through Mr. S, II Bascom, with large
and elegant copy of the Holy Bible, as H
testimonial of sympathy in their Chris
tian work. The presentation was pre-.
coded by few happy and appropriate
remarks, which were responded to BY the
A ssociation.
The Congregational church in Yer.
genncs was organized September Eth
1898.
Mr.. 0. II. KiIe, Principal OF the
Nergennes Graded School, has been invis
ted to assist Secretary Rankin in conduc
ting the Teachers Institute for Addison
county, TO be held at Orwell, May 18th
and 18Th.
A Frenchman named Moses Coiev
from Lincoln, visited burlington on We'd
nesday to "see the sights" He fell in
with one Clement Mitchell, who showed
him round, After being in company
several hour', and partaking of several
beverages, he was induced to visit lone.
ly part of the city, when Mitchell knocked
him down and robbed him of Sl3. Mitch
ell was arranged in the City Court before
Judge Shaw on Thursday, AMI placed I'M
der 5000 bonds 10 appear st the County
Court.
KEY. Mr.. Smith the new pastor Of
the methodist church in Nergennes maks a
favorable impression.
The Baptist church anI society in
Nergennes are steadily progressing il
their purpose to erect fine modern
church on the corner OF Maine and Water
street.
- Mrs Meacham, widow of the lat.
Hon. Lewis Meacham of New Haven
sails for Europe, in company with sinai
/ party, ON the 20th INST.
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DEATH OF JOsErII III. CnlrrESDEN -
Col. Joseph II. Chttenden of Orwell
died at his residence, on Monday evening,
May Bird, nj the ripe age Of II years.
lie was born in Benson January ~ 1892,
but is mentioned among the earlier civil
officers OF Orwell where he must have
lived nearly the whole of his long and
eventlu life lie was Justice of the
Peace for II consecutive years and was
always II public man, bearing prominent
part in the management OF town and To-
cal matters. lie represented his town
several times in the legislature and was
for three years, 1911 6, State senator from
Rutland County, previous to the annexa.
ton OF Orwell to Addison County.
In his death the town has lost one Of its
fathers, respected and worthy citizen,
and the poor most invaluable friend. -
/ lie never united with the church, though
he was always firm supporter of the
gospel. In early life he trusted that he
found the Savior, and was always from
that time man Of prayer. In his testa-
ment was found, after his death, n state.
meDt, written by his own hand, that he
had read the old testament through TWEEN.
ty-five times by course, and that he was
then reading the new testament the tenth
Slime since 1874. -
His funeral was attended from the Con,
gregational church in Orwell on Wednes-
day, May 9th.
The Directors of the projected rail.
road from Shoreham to Fairhaven held a
meeting at the latter place on Tuesday,
April p, aud voted to proceed, as soon
as practicable to survey of the road.
--Abram Plool was arrested by Dep
uty Sheriff Skif' and brought before JUS
hce Lucia, of Nergenncs, for assault and
battery, and committed to Jail in default
of $500 bonds. While intoxicated he
had fight with one Yott with the above
result ploof WAS also brought up on a
charge Of intoxicaton end fined 80 and
costs.
- \ party of Nergennes people pro-
pose TO hold picnic ut FIT, Cassin, At
the mouth of the Creek, tomorrow
where they will have n fish dinner and
fine time.
a hog house and corn barn, with theil
contents, belonging 10 c. NJ. James, OF
West Cornwall, were destroyed by fire
on Thursday, the Goth ult. The fire
took from n fire built at little distance
for the purpose of heating water prepar'
atory TO killing the hog which was in
the pen. While Mr.. james was a. tea
the buildings took fire and were quick
ly consumed. So the hog was not only
killed but cooked without assistance
Loss about $500. Insurance in the Yer.
mont Mutual $50.
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.OLG ATE e. CO.'S
AROMATIC
VEGETABLE SOAP.

Combined with Glycerne. i, recommended tor Il
Use Of LApIrs and in the NURSERY.
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MoRE Perry RoBBERY. Ia X. Sayre's
grocery was broken open, last night, and
all the small change carried off, together
with other property to the amount OF
$50 or S25.
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+. X CLAY
M,ideLufs, MAY, IL l35y. Nv
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-03
LOVES RELIEF.

4, I believe II I shosld de, .,r.,.., Ll.-,J-j.
And you should kiss NY syelids when lie
Cold, dead and dumb to au the world contains,
Tho folded orbs would open q Thy hsssth, at
And from its exile In the sisles Of death
Lie would cone gladly bssk along my vsins'
r I believe II I wefs dead, -'
And you upon my fifslsss heart should tread,
Not knowing what the poor ciod chanced 10 be,
II would And sudden pulse beneath tho touch
OF him Il ever loved IN life 90 much,
And thtob again, warm, tender, traoto thss.
I believe II on ny grave, ..,' t..ei,a I...
Hidden In woody dssps, or BY the wave, ~.
Your eyes should drop Some warm tears of regret,
From every salty seed Of your dear grief
Some fairswest blossom would leap into leaf,
70 prove death could not make my love forgot.
YbslisvsH should fade - ID .n.'
Ints, fhoss mystic, ssalna where light u made
Aad ycu should long once uoes ~ iaes " 80,
I would como forth upon the hiils Of night
And gather stars like fagyots till thy sight,
Led by the beacon blase, fell full on mol
I belieys my faith in theo. ... .
Strong ~ ny life, 90 nobay placed to be,
It would as soon expect the sun
Pail iike dcad king from his height sublime,
lis glory stricken from the throne Of time,
As theo unworthy tho worship thou hast won.
believe who has not loved ".. r'
Hath half tho treasure Of his life improved;
Like one who with the grapo within his grasp.
IT
And all It's lu.cious sweetness left ungucsscd,
Out from his careless and ouhe eding clasp.
believe love, pure and true, ...
b, Is to the soul o sweet, immortal dew, ..
That gems lifs's petals in its hours Of dusk;
The waiting angels SEQ and recognise 81
The rich crown jewel, love Of Paradise,
When life fails from Us like q withsred husk.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-03
Female .Aneciien. -

l Woman Is noe hsf 10 ssl61ip edSess.
ture % man. eg'Whspthsy man, is ,io1dte,
the object Of his passion, is ,him9elf.
When woinap Is epainouicd Of man, che
forgets herself, the world ahd all 9E cot.
tains, and wishes 10 eaiss only fof ItkS ~
jeot Of her. affection. zHbyn cAMsDA
make any violent sscsiaeo 70 sentiment.
How many women does every uAUh1ow,
who have sasriHoe fSstyass epd, ,heaaW
to noble. pure aud disia.srea.sd moixsal
A man mounts q breach !, be brayas daR.
ger, and obtains victory. '1hM 1s 88.
rious and great He hss sSfts9tRs t603-
try. lhea has acquired yfsn& rpbifssA~E
riches. Wheneysr ,hei ,appsass, ggRAh
awaits him, . imiration attendS. bun,
crowds press 10 meat him, a6d 1Ettt6fS
receive him with bsrsts, af ApnIsnss,
Ills glory does not 'd;ie With hin. ,HSsleey
preserves his MEMORY from .0Sltel6n.
That thought cheers his dyibt totsI Issl
his last words pronounced tsith ffbsAb
pleasure, are, 4 shall aos de. =, pp ,iiv
A woman sends her husband 70 Tho
war: she lives but 10 that Husband.
Her soul goes with him. She ftteGBles
for the safety Of the land, o EvsspAalew
that swells she thinks il to be ,hel t9mA;
every ball that fics, she imagipps. .ls,Ajr
rected against him. "A brilliant capital
appears to her q dreary desert; ), her ;pni-
verse was man, and that man.. Nor teI-
ror tells her Is III danger. Do Hee' 'dsYSvife
days Of sorrow /; her nights afs 4lssPNtt
She sits imuovablo in Aet iuesrniagtia
all tho dignity apd camposssa Of ssFse
like Agrippa. 10 his; chair h add. Xhsp, q
night she seeks repose, retoss faS Ned
her couch tho silent Tear steals down W.
cheek, and vets her pillow sorif By
chance, exhaustod, nature finds ~ .b0N5:p
slumbcr, her distempered soul 80 ip
that sleep bleeding lover, or his man.
glcd corpse. Time passes, and hey g9f0
increases, ill worn out 1t isUg1hbT ~
much tenderness. she falls victim !eEtob
exquisite sensibility, and sinks With ,sps-
row 10 the grave No. cold. unfseling
reader! these larc not the pictures oflmy
own creation. They are neither changed
or cmbellished, but are faithfully eSPisa
from nature. 9'l - IHs'.d':l h' S1Spb
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-03
II know II, dear. Now I will tell you

II know Il, dear. Now will tell you
about my trip. Auuty was very much
disappointed ut not seeing you" g.-.i
~ hope you made it all right, Fan.
What did you tell her? "i'l'.'i -"i
"I did--but told her the truth, the
whole truth, nnd nothing but the truth"
answered his wifo. .,...0. t.., - ,.,..,
"No--you did not dare to! Told her
I was homc2' ''' : '...I
"Ycs. Now listen, my husband, and
please not to say another word until got
through. knew aunt better than you.
I was straightforward with her. I began
by tcllin; her you sent me, because you
did not wish to hurt her in any way. I
told her Of the hard trial this winter had
been for the poor--that every one felt it. !;
then Of the trouble in Tom Dawson.s 8
family-how ruch sickness and SO on |;
and then I told her you had never sent
those lssters to him. In short, L 8xcd
everything al right wrote her letters,
fixed up her affairs generally, and mos,
Of all found the key to her heart. And
only think, went over with her to see
Tom, and she was az kind as she could
be. She told him to take his own time
to pay her, aud stay us long as he wished.
And now to finish up, told her what
yon had promised me i'll did all right"
"Why Fannie, T." ' H7''iHr
"Not word yet. Sec here She
gave me this-one hundred dollars---to
buy the machine, saying she would have
that pleasure herself, she was SO thankful
I had helped her to find her better feel
ings, which she had hid away so long,"
"Fannie, you arc the dearest, wisest,
best wife in the world! How did you
manage the old lady ?"
"Fred, dear, as every true woman likes
to be managed, by her friends, relatives;
more than all, her husband. Deal with
US gently, patiently, lovingly, candidly,
and truthfully, without reserve or CON
ccalmcnt, and you have found tho key to
unlock our hearts; secure and keep the
real treasure within" - r.i
Fannie, l believe that is the right
policy for us truly /; and have come to
the conclusion that woman has the
right, and is worthy to fill the highest
positions" said Ned warmly. t'o
"Well, dear, am very glad you think
SO; and think my sis,erllood generally
would like very much the privilege oi
trying the experiment; and at no very
distant time, think it will be granted
US. From our husbands, however, now,
We wish and claim to be loved, respected
and appreciated"
The inauspicious day ended so happily
to the delighted man that he humorously
told the story Of tho rolls and loaf tha,
evening to his wife, and to his friend.
many al evening after.-Ledger.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-03
What Constitutes a Handsome Man

Well, in the first place, there must be
enough Of him; or, failing in that, bnt
come to thiuk of it, lie mustn't fail in that,
because there can DO no beauty without
health, or at least to my way Of thinking.
In tho second place, he must havc q
beard whiskcrs asthe gods please, but
beard / insist upon, else one might as
we'll look at girl. Let his, voice have
tho dash Of the Niagara, With the music
Of a baby laugh in 1t. lie. his smiles be
like the breaking forth Of sunshine in a
spring morning. A to his figure it
must be strong enough to contend with o
man, slight enough to tremble id the
presence Of tho woman no loves. or
course II he is we'll made man, IL follows
that he must be graceful on tho principle
that the perfect machinery moves harmo.
niously, therefore. you and himself and
the milk pitcher arc safe neighbors at the
table. This style Of handsome men would
no more taink Of carrying cane than he
worid Use parasol to keep tho sun out
Of his eyes. lie can wear gloves or warm
his hands in his breast. pockets, as he
| plaases. Hc can even commit the suici.
dal beauty act Of turning his outside coat
collar up over his eyes on stormy day,
with perfect impunity; the tailor didn't
mako him; and as to his halter, # he do.
pends on his handsome man . patronage Of
sthc latest spring sty!c," fear he would
die Of hope deferred, aud yet--by apollo
what bow he makes, and what an oex (.
pressive adieu ho can wave with his hand
For oil this, he, is not conceited, for he
hath brains! ',',D 80 '''''
But your conventional ahaudsome
man. Of the barber's window, wax figure
head pattern with . pet lock in the
middle Of his forehead, an apple sized
head, and. raspberry ,piustache with six
hairs in it, paint pot i'd his cheeks, and a
little dot Of "goatee" on Mis- chin, 4 ith
pretty blinking littic studs ia his shirt
bosom, aud q little neckti that looks a
if he would faint were it tumbled, I'd
as, lief look at q poodle. I always feel u
desire to nip II with the sugar tongs,
drop II gently into abowl Of cream, and
etrew pink rose leaves over the senains.
Finally, my reader, when soul msgnet.
ICES soul, the question of beauty 10 dead
letter. Whom ono lovea Is s!ways band.
some the worlds arbitrary rules NOT.
witbstauding; therefore, whom you soy,
"what can the handsome Mr. +. sec to
admire 10 that stick ofs Miss B..g' 'or
"what ean the pretty Miss b. ses 10 aaiks
10 that homeiy Or. III T'you simply talk
nonsense Las you generally do' 90 suoh
subjects. Still thepsrson gets bis fees
aadi the cepsus goesson all the Isamei--
Fanny Fern. y a.nNu a..lN aAl le boIIns