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TIE RICANENETTING MACHINE
Price -. The s-mp l-s, cheapest and hes; hitting
Machine ever .ea-eI. Nll Knit 2lUou stitches
per minute Literal Inducements 70 Agents.. Ad
dre-s AFRICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO..
Boston, Mass. Hr So. Louis, la-
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HUNTINGToN's
Saturday Bulletin.
NEW BOOKS.
FEBRUARY n. 1869.

NEW q ).
FEBRUARY p. 1869.
LETTERS OF \ SENTIMENTAL IDLER," from
Greece, Turkey, Egypt. Nubia and the Holy
Landry barry Hardwood Leach.
WITH THE TIDE" or q Life's voyage-hy
Daryl"
% MADAME DE STAEL AN Historical Novel, by
BCtte-translated from the German.
COLORADO" its Parks and Mountains by Bowles
GIVE WEEKS IN \ BALL OON,"- journeys and
discoveries in Afrca-by William Lakeland.
" TOSSED ON THE WAVES by Edwin Holder.
"OUT OF THE STREETS story Of New York
Life, by Charles Gayler.
GLOBE EDITION ofPope's Poems.
HARPER's MONTHLY for March.
ATLANTIC
GODEYS
bEMUREST'S
GALAXY
PUTNAMS
PETERSON'S "
MAYNE REID
YOUNG FOLKS
PALLOU'S
LESLIES FASHION BOOK
Also, ILLUSTRATED WEEhLiEs.
Feb. Z.-'td&wtf
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Important Certificate.
speedy Cure o. 0hoopins Cough.

J y. PEcNErr, E-l., Brooklyn y. y
III not TO the habit of taking advertised nledi
-nes Ior Of certifying e. thcIr curative elects gheu
they came under ms uhservatia1. fUr I feel cor
strained % ussh, exception ia favor " nlbDo
NERNiNE AND lNVl6ORATOB, medicine
tie daughter had been suffering from severe Whoop
M tou-i tar several week. and wa much
broken TEST 10 Elf tlat-.r excessive cuu chin Z
sud loss Il -.eep-her constitution and general
health seemed o. Dee giving away. various remedies
ur paiiiatives were recommended hy intimate neigh
bors. but nothing wa tried until our attention wa
called by physician not nov IN practice % D1dd's
Nerviue. This we procured and commenced using
az ouce-wth AN effect immediate AM -urpri7 M.
As the commissions were hardest at night s- began
dose adm stored L1ic % li 9.-aHi- tae cg uh be-
came less fre0Ueu,. ara much less -evere--he soon
~ beg .uattsnsi Rapidly revived ln health
I'D vI-Js-a..1 iu few DAYS We ever What
"a, Left of the Nhoop.n- tnuEf was thereafter o no
trouble Uf course l cannot tut consider pl-d'-
this distressing malady- ] msE acd, that , have
since recommended 70 O. several lsui-I i-ielis IL
Ike Circumstances and have 4aa4i 5, 10 ele., ease
% be equally successful. % needs only o. be- known
% come ..-1 universal demand J. 49, PEChEIT.
g.. -sil by druggists. Price One Dollar.
Feb s.--w
DR. BURTON'S TOBACCO ANTInOTE.-
J Warranted o. remove all desire for Tobacco.
II 3. entirely Vegetable and harmless 10 uurifes
and euriches che Blood Inv -arate- the system pa-
=esses great Npurshiu- and Strengthening psS1r.
Is an excellent Appetizer, enables the stomach TO
ID -est the heartie-t lUod. make zie11 refreshing
ami establishes ROBUST hea-.-. Sallker aud Chew
for SiNtv ear, a.el- Fgice, Fity cents. post
free. tre-.-- 20 49, uJsr.ius effects d Tohaarg
viii .iss " lr4eren1es testimonials. &C. sent free
A-en.s wanted. Aliress Dr. T 4. AhEUIT, Jersey
C.1y, y. J. Sold hy all iSs4-is's
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MARRIED..
NrCBoLs-C EAMroS-lnSt St. Alhans, Feb. %. 1869.
by the Rev. J. Lham Bills, Col. William T. Nichols,
Of Chicago H., to Miss Helen 5. Cramton.
GAEyIS-DAvIs.-In Wiuooski, Thursday evening.
Feb. 2ith by Rev L. II. Elliot, Mr.. Henri ; Garvin
and Bliss Ada Jeanette Davis, both Of Essex.
CoLLIvs-LANcwoRrHY.- the Methodist Par
-onagr. Feb 18th, by Rev. q. ". Dayton. Mr. Henry
%. Collins and Mis- Theresa LangwOrthy, both ~
Middlchury.
DoYNF-EEvYoS.-m Hinesburgh. Feb 18th. nv
Rev g. J. Perrin. Fredcrlek X. Ioync of Maqu0keta,
Iowa, and Priscilla G.. Kenyon OF Hnesburgh.
PAcKARD-ALLFv-A Richmond on Sunday eve
ming Feb. 18th. l- @, by ;. Green, Esq Mr. Seth
VI. Packard. Of Jericho t. Miss Melissa VI. Allen
daughter OF Cyrus Allen, Esq, Of Richmond.
srEvFNs-ny SoAN in Wiuooski, Tuesday. March
.d, at the residence Of the brides parents, by Rev
NJ \. Wilcox, Mr. William c Stevens Of Williston
and Miss Ahre NJ, daughter Of Mr.. George VI. Dun
can.
DIED.
BtAkr.-In Providence. r. l.. Feb. q. 1862 Helen
Mary. wife Of Prof f. " Blake IT,. Of Cornell Uni
yer-itv, and daughter 81 the late Rev. Arson Rood
OF Philadelphia.
DARWIN Crown Point Ind, Feb. 18th, Wrs
AbI.e A. prury. wife OF Jacob Drury and dau ght ter
oi David and Clarisa Greedy, Of Essex, Vt, aged 81
years
RioH-Ded 10 Raleish. NC. Feb 10th, at the
age oi4- year,. Davis Rich. son Of David Richlof
sHarelam. w.
MsNNElL-uied in Richmond. the lst inst, Mrs.
stephen MauueiI aged SD Years
CFowIE.-lu Baltimore Nd, Peb. 2ith, of pne-
umgn1 LYDIA q. tHoNntE, youngest daughter u
$. q. trHu DEE t-'I-. ~ thi- city, aged .. years.
ugER.-ln Rutland. Feb. 27th. Mr. Hannah Dyer
re.et 0i tHe late Edward Dyer aged -l YEAR,.
C.NNfG- st Sheihuru Point. March ld. Mira Anna.
daughter ol tha-. s. and b. VI. Conner, aged
mont laI OIL days. Funeral at Do o'clock on Fri
RtrruSp-In No,g York city on SATURDAY even
rH of 0 ..rf Tr
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COLGATE cos
TOILET SOAPS.
500 to 5000
n per month salary pal

r~c TEACHERS WANTED. 50 to $50
lbV PER MONTH for full particulars address
n L--u---. L---ru---- L----.-o-L M. "a. "
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We take pleasure ia publicly administering tie
kindness -four friends who, Drawing wind and storm.
gathered al the basement OF ,he Congo gat' onaI
Church on ast Tuesday evening O. maze Their an
nual Pastoral Visit and there manifested thef a
tf-r Nv word and generous deed our thanks, also,
10 those Fh0 we're not able O. he present that eve
rin- but have since added their gifts, making tie
whole amount donated SIS.
I. II. ELLIOTT.
l. II ELLIOTT.
yr;-.a.Lf Eeb 1- l-ru
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NuLC9rT's PAIN PtIST is sold at all Drug Stores
ALSO, Nu.-ott- Auuihatar. for the cure of Catarrh
and Cold, iu the head sent Dos Express On receipt
d the money, at I-l Chatham luare. NY. r.. l..
Nu.cott. Proprietor Nv
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FARMERS AND GARDENERS.

w IT. L. BRADLEY viii Ir happy o. forward hi.
W pamphlets af Testimonials tIr I-f4 with di-
r,ct"u- for using DIS famous Super Phosphate Of
Lime. and other standard Fe-tilz-rs free. ON ap
plictton.
w. L. BRADLEY, o. Broad Street. Boston.
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- ACRES OF LAND, known as the % John Oak.
II Farm, situated in the town Of Jericho, neal
the Corners. said farm is we'll watercd, and con
taiu- about twenty acres Of wood land. the SAINT
amount of pas ure, and is one of the plesSanes, 10
cations FOX Ie-idssce ~ the toFn. Fot further par
hculaIs Iuqu'Ia ofALbERr CILLEY Jericho Yer
mont. Sow w
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y el.9s ray haira permanent black or brown
SOD every where sent DIS mail f1r 81 %
Address WI. PATTON. Treasurer.
Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mass
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9etr Embellishments.
WANTED. WANTED

want to rouse each sleepy head
Who stand upon the brink.
Where yawning CULTS disclose the dead
Who might but did not, think.
want to warn the living ones
Who blndly grOps along,
YES fathers. daughters, mothers, sons,
What Perlls round you thron-
Look out, my reader are free.
Or do you wear the mark
Most all arc blind and connot see
Yes, cropping in the dark.
Catarrh, demon in the head
Consumption is its son:
hills hostsi ca, countless millions. dead,
Perhaps You may be one.
That hacking, hawking, splitting. shows.
Catarrh affects your head.
Matter and slime in throat or nose
Runs down your throat instead.
Your lungs and liver soon will show.
Consumption has its birth
CatarIh, It's sire, will feed 10 too.
III you return 70 earth.
If colds affect your head and throat,
ANNGEILAToR buy
Vow don't forget what I have wrote.
Or think this subject CRY.
WOLCoTI's ANNtHILAroR cures
CGfTrt-the demon flies
IL saves the lungs, good health iu-urr-.
And Catarrh quickly dies.
want to crafty my friends.
Who wish to understand
About PAIN PAINT, it, use it, ends
And why its great demand.
want o. show you. plain a. day,
Why PAIN PAINT stops all pain,
That you may never have L. say
"l'll not Try paint gain
PAINT PAINT will cool hut never stain
Pumps inflammation out.
This harmless on the breast 0r brain,
trial stops all doubt.
When inflammation leaves the frame,
All pain will cease at once.
Remove the cause, lis all the same.
None doubts unless Ounce.
The pores will ope and drink PAIN PAINT
Ah-orbent- till with ease
Restores the weak, the sick. the faint.
The greatest skcptiCs please.
Evaporation cool- the place
A. Inflammation flies.
Hot blood at the absorbent base
Makes PAINT 10 yap1r r.-s.
lis thus PAIN PAINT removes all doubt
Removes the very cause
Bs pumping Inflammation OUT
On this We rC-t our cause.
NulCurT's PAIN PAINT is sold at all Drug Stores
-n, Nu.-ott- Aunihilat1r. for the cure of Catarrh
ID Colds iu the head sent hv Express on receipt
the money, at I-i Chatham square. Ny. r.. L.
ulcott. Proprietor. 'w
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NV YORK. March ;.
NONEY-Rather easier this p NJ, there being
aupareutly relaxation Of efforts 10 tighten the mark
et This change in the market from strngency to
ease had % markek effect upon values al the stock
exchange. and caused grand upward movement iu
prices. Discount operations have been brought tn
q stand still. ald rates are entirely nominal The
new dodge of shipping Grecuhacks 20 Philadelphia
10 make money stringent and avoid the odium OF "a
lock up here. is the latest Wall Street trick.
Tie Foreign exchange market was dull to-day as
is usual after the closing of the mail but quoted firm
az 1929 "a 1923.
GpLD-At the close was l1l. Hi31.
GOVERNMENT SG0CkS-Nere strong at the
following quotations
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A uENio WANTED i'm every town o. sell the eel
4 enr9ted ClIrrER MOWERS AND RsAPEss-
l---ii,e,- Nldit ami most durable machines made
send for circular. CLIPPER MOWER a RFAPER
CO.. D. CliG ST., New York.
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4 -. .. Fl -. eARDNERs. ID

= tRJET ROVVERS.-Send far partic-
u-lrs NJ Ects i4prorst F-ssf Tree and Fine Hrir-
orator am iry-f Ntt-9sr' Samples % test will bs
forwarded -0 any pgi 90 the uited States and per
iaef sat- s.art'HH guaranteed. Good Agents are
Walfet rs every foHrtF '1 tie United States. Al
lie-- i. A.EaitN, o.. Second Street. Baltimore, Mi.
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FARM FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale. until the ISt of Aprii next, ny
| farm OF 3l5 acres, divided ~ @uows 81 90 81
acres Of wood land. 100 80 i2' acres u meadow and
rillage land. ard tae haiaucs pasture
said farm H. pleasantly situated one hall nile
Wegl oi Niiistou village, on she burlington road.
Tie distance from churches, schools ACADEMY in
1Iuded post office, sc, is only three-ourths oi A
mile. The town is pleasant one and the society
good.
some Of the many reasons that make il desirable
pac. are the following Its location, II being the
hr., farm cut Of the village proper IN" central To-
cation of the buildings make one Of the easiest
farms 20 carry ON. that can be found IL lies ON g
single road and that divides 10 crasswise ueer ia.
middle so that takes less fence than aey nrm %
its size in tine region, lt is we'll ,.as-rcd 900 every
department. fields. yards -ad buildings. by ing
springs and never falling brook u has 3D. good
sugar afd. with house including DE modern nm
-r0vemeuts an abundant supply Of muck AMI s.
fair amount Of fruit the soil i mostly loan. pro-
ductve easy Of cultivation and free from stones tha
buildiugs are good and in a good state % sep.ir
there are two cheese factories within easy acoe-s OF
the farm and finally, IL is drst-class dairy ~
stock farm: and .hurds slaeh0dy rare chance :,
secure pleasant home and one OF the best farms In
Chitleudtu County.
The stock, hay, farming implements, &c, viii he
sold with the farm II desired.
For further PARTICULAR inquire OF the oWneI,
WiIIiston VI Feb D. ls6a DAWN
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9rw advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE Blue
COATS

NJ now THEY LIVED, Fought and Died for
q I B Union with Scenes and incidents in the
Thrilling Incidents, Daring EXPLOITS Heroi, Deeds
HnohderiuI Escapes, Lilo in the Camp, Field and
hospital adventures Of Spies and scouts. with Tho
Of the War A''Si y
II contains over 100 fine EnsravIngs and j. the
spiclest and cheapest war book published Price
only $50 per copy Send for circulars and see our
terms and lull description Of the work. Address
NATIONAL PJ BLlShlN6 CO., PHILADELPHIA Pr
Cincinnati, Ohio Chicago, H., or ST. Louis, 81.
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AMERICAN COMPANY.
Richly Scented Toilet SOaD.
MeKeOne, Van Hagen 4 Co..

HVhtOhe, van IIaagen 4 Co..
81 S-FrOat St.Philq. 2s Barclay SL.NY.
HONEY ,GLYCERINE, ELDER FLOWER. BOQUFT
AND PALM
lu Quality, sly le and Perfume warranted .,r,f %
the English and sold fully sd per cent cheaper.
which accounts for the great falling Of in the de-
mand Tor the foreign soaps and the unprecedent ted
success Of the AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET
SDAiS. Dow sold everywhere In the United States.
hch EONE, VAN u AAGEN CO., Sole Manfrs
Philadelphia and New York
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VERMONT NEWS


rre cAul enc ,ll;--r Cornt, A.
- annual Far ~ me "a ~: - an
--d Society VIII Ie NJ Il. ec,+o,,bar
LIS. Weiuesiay anu lHo's''''' -
- and l6
Hon. Judge Refined Oh boston i 3ll.;l!
ys.- no, has Just maze 14ut9o'lo a, i1'','
ryan fund OF IL Nlepheh Nuui0H'
--..,srty of 81 farmer in Bennington, has
-...5si On breach of promise suit
.s0l5 Fellows WIS or-anizel at
- r,-+ Monday evening
-.7 - .t, fr,i.binr room
nm /. valentines factory in Ben
e5.s'7 -, ~ ,rs.entsi the oyerseer Mr.
81, a. ,r.,-,rt r-ll ring
-. Frts-taiuDeut'' bv n
Vrana 49, 49,. 5. N he riven at MUS,
COMPANY a." .-- FRIDAY evening, March 9Th.
li'-'' i-'-'- ..,-,,. s.,-,rel in oe-tf-, lo.-s
- T,-, B--5g Hollow, in Manchester, lost one
,ie-- horse ll-- week, by breaking his legs
.... -sr,, .r Bure and Burton Sem;n-
I'D. ,---7..g,s- commence. H. revt form
-....,..,..--,,- ,.,-...,,
Tie Remington ''uu'y agricultural society
b. I'- annual meeting "i FACTORY ioihi Oh
.,.......r Ella. r.i..--,. S.. ....i
--..n AMI P5irani Rl;ir5aj b,La basn ~
- North Bannipo,on. ami tBejr construc-
- --.-l s..-, BE- -a,,r1e-.5l
r. s,,,,,i,,.,.,,, ,,,,o, work. ,ra p, No so1l
!. ',-,.;4r I'm Anil
r,.5.., G,,,'.lao,r ,,l,, ,y,. ssvercr,, .rnsbe.i
.I. E.-.-.r.,,.,, N,r1r,ct1,ri-,, C1,r,1-',.,.
-, ..,-, r-,,l-s s;,,,o noe b,1 n r-rs,.ss nd l.
nj expected to recover.
--..i.i--.- ,,--l-. ~. r,-,,,ir-tor idle FIR
-, Is, -, 1..,..I ~. ,a-rss from Hoo
- \ ~ AMI +I,.-. viii IN be- .,.fu in oper-
-
r........ .-.-;.... &.
Inc amer 'H1'.i' :. n--..+i-.-
beAhius''N '''''-'
Wm. Phelps of Rupert, shot lynx few days
sine which was % feet long. 20 inches high and
Ve-hei 30 pounds
a., - T,s,.,.;-,.-r, committed suicile
-. 10. , s..,.orls- .ir,-,,l,, manner
-: .....,f...,- - -, srj ,,ro,e4lsl 70,
~, - f. ,r,,s- ,,f.srs he .Iire.te5 him
his clothing. which ne piled upon the
when be l5y down in the water, only
h r three inrhe- deep i..dei bis arms a.: and
. erred himself To i.lei'-'s Hs1le 10 n'.'1' me
-. -
IN I'M, r,r.-r. .,,s 10 committed
- - -. .....-;.-.-3 ~. -
d. Cool TempIar-- Ialre. If which
s,.n.l9.f.n He desired To- become member.
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- :,' -, ,e-,,,,- las l,-'..i bs
5- 81. ,s,-. md .-,I h. nod. 10 Albert
...... e. H..
-...,.' thor Jgv Will, f.l:n, far ricEerel
,g,i-Lcl ? T. mounds.
r.-,.. r.,.p-
At' D. NJ -l' 'i''l 's. 81 .. .le pap
II..-5,-;ol
'-.. "
'' - ~ San -
-'
So. meeting el '1e ieSai voters Oh 81, JOINS
b. @ ~ oi'ati'y, me- Town Nolel To amer
= ,aa,,rn','n 10 Tie ior'-ahl anu "s.iei,9-
b A4I94I, Ig EASING i-Iet iauIlH7 Oh JUS
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N.LARroUs MoNTH.-,lar

4 MALARiOtS hON h.-MAIci' ina
give. Il, a new President. is also the Inaugural
month Of many harrassing disorders. Entangled in
its frs are the seeds Of coughs colds, and Of that
alienation Ct fri.idity and fire, widely known
than admired, called fever and ague. The only way
to avoid these little fpeasantnesses is to render
the system strong enough to fight of the atmos
pheric poison that produces them and the best way
endow i, with this repellent power Is to tone it
with HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
II a wayfarer were credibly informed that ruff
fan waiting at the next corner, he would doubt
less in bis tracks and take safer route to his
destination. With just about the same amount Of
trouble the attacks of diseases prevalent at this
season may be evaded. Nay, the trouble will be
less for drug stores lie in every ones route, and
every respectable druggist in the Union keeps on
hana HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. The article is a
staple Of trade and it would be as easy to find a
rocerv without sugar as the store Of an apothecar
without this popular tonic remedy.
In view of the experience Of the nation with re
GARD 70 the article, during the space Of twenty
wears it seems almost unnecessary to recaptulate ii
merits TO Americans. But as our population is in
,-easing al the rate Of a couple Of millions year
in the natural way AID by immigration, it may b
as well to hint to the rising generation and new ar
rivals. the old settlers know all about IT, tina
EOsTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs is the mos
wholesome and potent vegetable tonic ever manu-
f.ctured that II Is specific for debility dyspep
sia. biliousness. and miasmatc feversi that II pre-
vents as well as cures, these complaints aad the
complica:ions, that it is not dad to take aho
absolutely harmless.
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odd Father Time takes many wear
turn to white dark colorel hair.
But instantly the EXCELSIOR DYE
Bring. back rbe tint that charm The eye
And Nature owns that cunning Art
Cen her own living hue- impart
CRISrADORU's HAIR PRESERNAIlN T.
OBJ how beautifully glossy yolr i.aif looks o. late
Mira Yes julia. since have used Cr-'ada''.
Hair Prs-er.atiyr and Beautder ms Hair has im
proved wonderfully. and -topped falling out alto
-ether.
Sold By Druggists, and applied by all Hair Dress
srs Mandatory No. IS Maiden Lane. Principa
Depot No. 6 Aston House
1farch I.--d6wlm
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Snffial Aoti(es.
TO FARMERS.

TO FARMERS.
T'HE Lodi Manufacturing Co.. invite Farmers and
L others using manures, to send for pamphlet
descriptive of their Fertilizers. They offer their
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE.
equal to the best super-phosphate, at the low pric9
make superior articles of Nitro Phosphate and pure
Bone Dust
We ask attention to the following testimonials;
Bradley ingalls,, of Sheffield. Vt, says: your
Double Refined Poudrette has been tried side by side
with Goes q Bradley's Superphosphaue and Brad
lev's and one or two other kinds and il has Civ.
en- good satisfaction as anY. On Corn, four rows
with MANURE my uncle raised two bushels. with
Bradley's L one and three quarter bushels and
with Double Refined Poudrette THREE BUSHELS"
Danl D. Beckwth, New London, Ct, says: "In
regard to Poudrette can truly s'v like it best of
any fertilizer have ever tried in hill or drill and
taking the price into account, your Nitro Phosphate
Of Lime is ahead Of anything have ever used in pro
ducing crop without stable manure"
Stafford Colby, of Jonesville, VI, says Ny crop
was much earlier and larger"
o. Dorman, Swanton, Vt, says: q had third
more potatoes, larger and better, than when used
none"
F. r. Browneu. Essex Junction. VT. says: 81
raised first rate crop with ID. X. Poudrette where
comparatively nothing had before been raised, and
where my neighbOrs said no crop was ever raised or
could be raised.'
". D. Munson Of Malletts Bay House, Burling-
ton. Vt, says Where ! have used IL, it has paid
me doubly."
Address
TIE LODI MANUFACTURING Co,
Box 3l3g New York P. o.
Office c. Cortlaudt Street
Or JAMES 5. PIERCE & son,
w}iwft Burlington, Vt.
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STERLING SILVER WARE and FINE

STERLING SILVER WARE and FINE
ELECTRo-PLATED WARE-The 6orham Manu-
featuring Company, of Providence z. l.. having tae
largest mandatory Of Solid Silver Ware in tne
world, with the most improved machinery, and EN-
ploying the most sllful labor, enabled to oser
an unequaled variety Of new and beautiful designs
in Dinner Services, and every article specially
adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their well-known and unrivailed
Nickel Silver Electro-Plsted Ware, in which they
have introduced new patterns ofrare elegance. The
Solid Silver Is guaranteed to be Of sterling purity by
I. 5. Mint assay. The Electrc-Plate is guaranteed
10 be superior to the finest Sheffield ware. orders
are received from the Trade only, but these good:
NAV be obtained from responsible dealers every
where. I'd.
NJ I'D Mark
~ zalI - IT. for
for 90 -
Silver. ..-..-,,,,.,, -, fllte-
6ORHAH MANUFACTURING CO.,
salesroom No Maiden Lane, New York.
Nov. 3. td&wSmos.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
FoR TIE wEEk ENDING TUESDAY, March ,.

AA1ANA At XIV 9AtN A. a--A4AH4-'s
C,+-la Sheen 4 Lambs Swine
IT,. ,v.ok - l37O .
- ~. 80 1f6 5I3l Is
Verr"rt 10 iV- .
- .,,--,-.. D.. IT,, 81, IN N Il 1,. F-st
fTlces o. 'aIAet bee'I-Ae ~ Sc m IN m -
quality 81 80 "a ID - = seV'ii' 4'ii-''9' 90
tmra gRaIity = % a. ~ v--l;.. ovo, 20 ,air
ITicsa "i ~, Sto'e = .5o '@'N' l
- -, -, "a So. from, s2- a., So So n
sl44'i lows anu NaI'''' -'''- ''' -
w III a. Z, 5-. t,r, wears I'D. s3p a. q p:
- ,-ea-- ia $50 50
or So % 'i', -. ai' - = : hi ~ nom "a ~ y y
Iiiaes I'M N l0-cts n TaUow.- 1D = b.. Pelts
81 "a 81 Is each CaIrSkins 20 a 20 per 20.
Prices Of Pouitry|Fxtrs 10 al lqIc: prime Us a
Isle. rood Il "a III e. medium l6 "a iilc. p1or 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-05
4 corcn. coin. on soRE rmROAT

Requires immediate attention, snd should he
checked. Ifallowed to continue Irritation Of the
Lungs, a permanent Throat Affection or an inenia-
bic Lung Disease IS often the result. BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES, having direct influence
to the parts give immediate relief.
For Bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh, Consumptive
ard Throat Diseases, Troches are used with always
good success Singers and Public Speakers will find
Troches useful ia clearing the voice when taken 10
fore Singing OF Speaking, and relieving the throat
after an unusual exertion Of the vocal organs The
Troches are recommended and prescribed by Physi-
clans, and lave had TESTIMONIALS from eminent men
throughout the ooGntry. Being On article OF true
merit, and having Proved their efficacy by test Of
many years, each year finds them in new localities
To- various parts OF the world, and the Troches art
universally pronounced better than other articles.
= Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches VI
and do not take any Of the worthless limitations that
may be offered Sold everywhere.
Jan. s.-frd&wimo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-03-05

BrrrER.-very little butter was offered in the
ST. Adams market on Tuesl.y, in consequence
Of the interest manifested in the town elections.
as well as the almost impossible condition Of the
roads. Prices ranged about the same as for the
past two weeks, from SO TO As cents, prime
article Of fall selling quickly at the latter figures.