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Suction Sails Of S,al Gstatt.


ADKIAT ". MILLER, Auetioneer
4 UCTlON SALE of 40 VILLAGE PLOTS
"A and TWO COTTAGE HOUSES situated Rye Point Milton.
Wesehester Couhty-ADRIAE H. MILLER r. h WILKINS CO.
will sell at Aucon WEDNESDAY April 49, al O'clock at the Er
change SesroOm No. III Broadway the yausse property known
Rye OF Wahsnghr Poat situated at Milton Wsaiebssier County,
EswYor the line OF the and 6eSHa
Railroad hour sn Te minutes from NeWYert which tune will
be adsby bhOeas Harlem aud Portehee Road
s completed the for which are flashed aad the capital sub
sebed depot Of which viii be within quarter Of mile Of
this There property the lover section Of Westchser
County ehby located that offer natural sdytn
ge for 6 class suburban residences Bounded side ~ Milton
Hsrbor the other b. Long Island Sound with pe drainage
must Of necessity ssreney healthy position ana rs facilities for
bathing boating aud fishing uBequAd having water 'front.' OF
mile II also within Que quarter Of mile Rye Beach %
Justly celebrated for is Advantages Tor bathing The Boue
id The line the Oh Boston Road runs within bali mills Of The
and beautiful drive for those wishing reach
EeWYk BY private The present owner has expended
building roads planting and identifying the
The point Of this containing seventeen
covered With aud luxurious growth Of oak and most
Admirably adapted hotel On this extreme point deck has
built cost exceeding $500 and which the best steamboat
dOok the township There the and subsian
Gabu CogsS having most Of the conveusBees OF city houses
Stable Gardeners Cottage Heuney G These houses rsAd Tor
immediate number Of phoog views ttfea RON
different points the estate be the once OF the Aucon
and which will give 10 small degree, idea OF the natural
Of the property To those wishing purchase suburban prop
sry either for investment improvement ibis sale will one most un
usnal Inducements ........
Maps and Guide Maps Oss Of the AseOnes' No. F1s
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}. JOHNSON. jr, kucsiOnstr.
RY JOHN son q MIL Err,
- AUCTIONEER2 AND

.... .- }. JoHSSox, jr, kuctonstr
by JOHNSON g. MILLER,
I'D AUCTIoNEERa AND
REAL ESTATE BR0KBRs.
No 25 HASsAUIr. COR. CkDAkGT.. EEwYoRE .
City Residences stores LOt Country Seats and Farm. bopg ':d
rented exchanged Loans negosd Auction sS Of Furnta &t
ati2 O'clocL at CITY sALssRoo1 tP6eni1 buIltps,.
No. rs COURT.sT, BROOKhYN
BY ORDER OF THB SUPREME COURT,
Under the direction OF
FREDERIC A. WARD. esq. Referee.
= : E9~ 53S. "a -
DESIRABLE LOTS IN separate lots snail parcels, together with
farmhouse and barns situated thereon belonging 70 the
BSTAIK OF GkORGB WHITE, deceased,
Finely stutttd in the
EIGHTEENTH WARD, BROOKLYN
Flushing Evergreen and Centray Cock YAIet Moore Mar
shall White Center George Prospect Forrest Rock BOg Thames
Terms so per cent may remssa % mortgage
further particulars apply w. BURKE esq., Plaintiffs Az
For Maps apply to JOHNSON MILLER No Is Eu,usL, T.
and No Isl AOnnGuetSS slBn 1Sgsyn ,noo
attn O'clock at Exchange Salcsroom No Ill Broadway. n
ABSOLUTE SALs
Two Is sore Villa FARMS Farm HOUSES and ouTBUILD
lNGS, situated IA
JAMAICA, L. l.,
known as part Of 80,
situated desirable section Of The eastern limit Of the Vge
81 Jam surrounded villa residences owned apd eeu
se With gentle and the location healthy The west house
contains garrett and cellar The east dwelling rooms
cellar the large The land Is all under 9g1 sta OF
Station snd ore mile from Stations Of the Long Island ind
South Side Railroads between the Farms to DO main
proposed villa Park IN the The yearly coumoa
ton on The Long Island aad South Side Railroads 10 Jamaica e PEI
Time from Ferries only 80 minutes .... -.r.
TERMS LIBERAL
Mans At Offices Of Anetonee No. Is Elut Y, Snd No. Isl
hoBtaguest, BEOOklTh 80 ...
villa Sites 10 the PROPOSED PARK and near sSe d~einx
Also, Is Of upland and meadow jamaica Bar.
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@nttisn SaIts Of 8saI Gstat..

A UCTI0N.-A valuable FARM and COUN-
n TRY SEAT to be SOLD The Court House Pougksepe
TUESDAY, April a. a eeod n Sad farm eOrtsiDs ninety
situated the bank Of the Hudson RTe Minutes walk
railway station Cottage LAodng better Low
aid be sold close Of GILBERT BUDD The land
lea aud IOpng the river with beautiful hes for building
large orchards Of apples and other FRUIT and twos.O dwelling
overlooking the Hudson River Is 20
Said farm has all oubuidBgs One hall
purchase money remain bond and mortgage FOR farther
tea INQUIRE WILLIAM BUDD Nos 81 and 81 Widest New.
IorI City HENRY w. MORRIS Aueonssr WMJ BULLS
o. he premiseL ~ N'N|..... f" Dol
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A. D. hRLLIcK, JR-, Auctioneer.
nnn

RY A. D. MELLICK, jr. 81 BRO.
I'D aud Dealers IN EewJey Real Estate No 70 Pine
EewYOL TUESDAY April a. 1852 at on the premises
positive sale desirabs RESIDENCE at Psssse three min
vik station The house 24I u stones containing nine
rooms nantes and furnace lot 5OIiS good gar
den abundance Of fruit Maps and particulars Al the
Office Of be Auct No DC Pnest
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Btal estate TO Gtfbangs.

ITO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
Several Long bland FARMS One Of 800 acres $1,000; Of
1 sO0 les Sooi Of 100 900
sns ~ Aeres $4,000 one OF - acres &sW9 one Of 100 acres
Ssy Esulort and CoRneeteut NJ rutland Co. No. Beck
n IT., NewYork
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ADRIAN H. MULLKR, Auetioneer - : Il
DEREMPTORY SALE of valuable COUNTRY
SEATS on The Hudson River Youke BY order Of the Supreme
es partition estate q William Bo@sr deceased ADRIAN H.
HULLER p WILKINS Co. viii sell At auction on TUESDAY,
April a. at 10 O'clock NJ Getty House YoDkers BY order Of
Supreme Court direction Of John Jenkins Referee
10 ACRES Webester County nieb north
tie depot lying both sa.s Of the NewYorf and Albany Post Road
the property or the late
william This almost the last piece Of unmPoved property
tie lind Hudson River between kesfork and tryt9Sn
commanding magnificent views Of the Hudson
River nearly 50 miles and lumber Of eeESn building TeL oS
s premises large substantial dwelling house. DAfhS noss Ho
psktf oathuildingS IL viii be sold in piotS 80.
fer,,s Of sale ysry liberal kDWARD WELLS PLAINTIFFS Any
a IN S ssn ,o % h, al Il desired (527g
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z PLArr STHlrToS. Aueionssr
RY BELLAMY, STRATT0N & LlYINGS'

n. ].
POSITIVE sALRBy order OF Court the d.
Comfort special guardian the Exchange Sales
room No. III Broadway, u Al u OelOsk Of THURSDAY April
70, 1864. -
BIT. ROMANS WELL Up .
This celebrated ard PcN Consists Of ~
land the landing and Railroad depot
Fushisg L. miles by Jscksousve from Thirty ourthst
mile Fashion Course On the grond and At
walton So feet the level Of Flushing BaT h large bo With
all pavilion dining ball adapted
TO dancing and This OF the most te6s
groves anywhere In the vicinity Of EeSYo Purchasers will hnd
this opportunity For further particulars apply at the
ofce Of the Anetoueer. No. II PIne-st. n y.
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Printing.


AT VIM EVERDELL" SONS, No; lOi fultomI
and Fancy steam job Printers
I EVERDELL, No. 800 Broadway, JOB
PBIyTg sTATIOEER, aud ENGRAvER Ball CARDS pane e
ng Programmes Fancy Printing New and Elegant style" Lo"
PRlCRS.
XHTN- EVERDELL" SONS. No. lOi Fulton a.
w -araAa JOB RAIsTbAs saa LAbAL hASVFAVisa
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A. J. ELREeKEE. AuctoBeer
40 LOTS at RlDGEW0OD, Bergen Co..
u ~ n IA J. BLEBCEER SON Co, viii se. 81 suction,
81 WEDNESDAY Ay 90 a. u o'clock, al tie Exchange Ssss0om
About niaut from the depot This property eee 'ued over.
lOsknz Valley aud surrounding country for miles FOR
besut acenfry cannot be ssset geTooc ca the Erie
Rsosd NsW.lork snd can be more easily reached
end sih facilities than tie lpfeT pat Of gfooEn OF
" coub F0Easps AID particulars auDh - we s' ~
e~<sIIL ..l
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Ciip gruutrtp 90 Ytt.

ITO LET. furnished or unfurnlshedZA very
desirable tireef:erJ highstoop, brick DWELLHG-HOuSBh
good order 90 PorivniNiks Broadway; szOO With
mrnture $1,000 Apply the premises No 72 West PSt spht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-23
by JAMES N, MILLER.
~ ~ ssn,y H,S fsso

TUESDAY, kpHlT, 1869,
At u o'clock at the Exchange Seoom No Ill Broadway
|H (By onier Of Executors Of Peter Prnie)
No 50 CHAMBERS,sT Of OskstThs valuable tuosov
brick hosse-
lGs ELMsrhs twOstOry brick house. si In front and
SIG deep; lot ~ feet deep .
No tEOsoy brick house, Ts front l6 fee, In
~ side 80 wall
aide. Lot A. 10 10 depth 50 the other
No l01 MISUNDERSTANDING brick house u feet front 75 in
SIDE M the Osbe lot 1873 deep side 3
the other.
No 10 M0TTSrTwostoty brick front house 1914 fro 1876 In
the "a IN depth lot 81 10 depth side
No 81 frame house IS 'front.' 77
A4 deep depth Of lot s67 side $50 The othel
THURSDAY Apnl %, ~.
At O'Clock at the Exchange sslesroom No III Broadway
OWN be sold under the direction Of Executors Of Peter rne de-
ceased)
valuable HOUSE, With elaborate outbniliug
greenhouse the Junction Of
White Plains and BronIve roads mile from BrouIye Depot
Harlem Railroad and miles fOm Mount VerAOn the EswHITen
Railroad
The handsomely laid ont with fine shade trees greenhouse
al kinds Of fruits farm and tenant house nesdoss orchard woodland
locust grove House 81 feet front BY 40 feet deep hd with brick
% Of the finest residences In WeheI,er County distant is
miles front the CITY Of NeW-YOrk
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Al BLKKcKER Auelobeer. -,
DEAL ESTATE in the SEvIE1NI,IIIHv o MAkD.
SON Go viii sell at Auction THURSDAY, Apr
A Al Ia o'clock the Exchange SslesrOom No. III Bcsdya
MONROE Seyebtseb lots, With The buildings
thereon rOBng Cherry and Monroe between Jackson ana
ALSO VALUABLE LRASEHOLD PROPERTY
One Mouoet and lot 10 toe Cherst With the
hadngs adjoining the above described Il LOTS lease for IL years
from May at go each snnun The ednEs on these i've
@ the end " the term except tho 3oy buildings
Cheuytt remain mortgage MAps al the
II cer and particulars Al The Once l66 cherry a.
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goarS anS TOcms.

BOARD WANTED in Brooklyn by q Widow
ID Lsag children private y eIeeed IS %
week Address w. L., care VI IL w. Box No. 3oa5 NJ Il u
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& DINGER, Auetoneer =,
REFEREEs SALE Gin Partition) OF valuable

RYE NECK. wEsTCHEsTBR Co, n T.,
Liis oe Stephen Barry New Haven Railroad 10" nnnts Nat
dhamsrOueck depot
DIEGRR viii AUCTION The premises on SATURDAY
Ad a 1863 e u O'Clock under the direction o. yehn = yents
Court the following properly
No. l-THR HOMESTEAD,
Road tnd Baave with frontage on tn Fo ot
ard on Baryaye with budnEs thereon eonsrG 81
lge story FRAME DWELLING IN thorough erd coed BAN ssd
Issf Outbuug1 The Lawn highly Ornamental, Soen neev o
Dsi, walks all edged with box &c Also the
LOTS Nos 2, 3, 4. 5, g. 7, 9, and g.
Being Get front BaryAss aud neaTJ ~ est 20 oep.n All ,e
Dby and admirably adAped or mmeoAe mPI"'nshA
Also a the sans time, will be sold,
IL OTHER LOTS, -,
pv an Iueudn Depot Road TO Be sold
psrstsy IN plots ,ut Title napuibe Terms Accommodating
-. INV No, PIHE.ST.. N. Y, ard
,2[/~ --&sT DYNAMITE TIE Railroad Depot, Msntroneek
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so,t ans 4ouns.

QS REWARD.-LOST, on Tuesday, 20th of
- April on the 30 train from Railway % NewYot MssO:
Cheryst Railway j. sudng Information where be OF
tanned to GEO. la UrBRS, Railway. NJ
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JosHPH MCGUIRE AuetioneeL
'SUPREMEv COURT SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
JOSEPH MCGUIRE
win SELL, THURSDAY April g. 1869,
At ~ o'clock
, ct the Exchange SsleIIoom. No III Broadway.
uDdsr The direction OF
CRATE NATHAN esq. Referee:
SBCOSDAVR No "a This house u ihrestoy, attic, base
mint aud cellar brieki lot 264I15 feet
EIHTHsTkO. 800 RAs, the Of which onsIoTy bhek
stable lot 25I923
BRooMESTSOs go ga and SA The houses EOs $40 and s21
each attic and basement. brek No 3l
sOy attic cellar bEk with Of a2 and ga
three story brick stable fronting ChTysusst aIS Of ground
BRooNRsrNo Is This hOuSs StwOStO, attic. and cellar
bift iiotti lOi15I55 feet
RIDGE sTBs ode II feet inches north Of RlvisgOn four
fb AID cellar buk house with sorel
Ssmen and cellar brick 'front.' aud double aud single teDsmeut
h basemrn and cellar brick the size ground
- MAPS AT THE AUCTIOSBBRs OFFICE
No.
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Sruuklrn Slrnptrtp 90 gtt.

HOUSES to RENT in Brooklyn, S4O0, 5000
500 $500 900. 1900, 1900 per suenn Por SALE
$500 $1,000 Terms G. FREEMAN No 9a BroadEay
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no LET-A HOUSE with 10 rooms, together
with about sees Of land Mspeth, within 30 minutes Of thu
''''N-f MiNTHORNR TOMPKiNs,
No Wlliainst Room No a.
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TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
ns. No. and sPRUcE-sT A.e the SECOND FLOOR.
extending and With s'san The buds irs
proof Apply The ThbuDs ones
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no RENT for year or for the SuIninef,--A e.
PARM HOUSE and Garden NeuProridenee, j. motifs
and RISER Railroad Possession Immediately lpqmre 81 W. a.
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Two LET, furnished, delightful COUNTRY
RESIDENCE With several choice land ths garden plenty
Of huit 10 careful tenant rsBi 81 400 per year .
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12 EkLsok iEw
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-02-16
a LIENS LUNG BALSAMl
For the Cure of Consumption and all
off hn

int tuEe Ot anu dh
Diseases of the Lungs.
THIS BALsAM is introduced to the suffering
public after its merits for the positive cure OF
such diseases have been fully tested. The for
mua from which it is prepared Is referred to by
the leading medical journals as being equal to
any prescription that can be made up, for such
diseases, by the medical faculty. The BALSAM
is, consequently, recommended by physicians
who have been acquainted with its great success
AS an expectorant it has no equal DR.. A. L.
SCOVILL, who has, for many years, been known
to the public throughout the United States as the
inventor of remedies for the lungs, recommends
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM as surprising any
thing that has been offered to the public for the
cure of Lung diseases. He has used it in his
own family with great success in the case of his
sister, who was supposed to be in the last stages
of consumption. This lady is now well, and has
been permanently cured by Aliens Lung Balsam.
Sold nv all DruVp1StS TW4
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GIT WORKS LIKE A CHARM"

READER
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Headache
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures ToOthache
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic OIL cures Neuralgia
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus! a - .',a--
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rheuma-
tsml
Renne's Pain killing Magic Oil cures Lameness
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Skin Dis
easesi
Some folks seem to be proud of telling how
"lame their shoulders are'-of 'tmy crick in the
back"-or 81 have got the Sciatca !"-aDd de-
light in Dragging that "nothing can cure me y
but when we get such lawful folks" to use
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil, faithfully, we
not only cure their lameness and charm away
their pains, but we actually take all that kind OF
"brag out of them!" and they frankly own up,
| and say, sit works like charm"
Sold by all Druggists, Merchants and Grocers
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufac-
urer, Piltsfeld, Mass. 1y6
Sold by WIN. J0SLYN & SONS, Barton.
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From ABEL Ii. GOSS.l

LOWER WATERFORD, Oct. 81, 1868.
PADDOCK, DEAN & Co,
GRTs.-My corn land was all MANFRED broad
cast and plowed in, and painted as follows -
Tworows with Vermont phosphate, TWO rows
without anything, then TWO rows with Bradley's
and hrn the Vermont again, and SO on through
the piece. That which was phosphated ripened
ten Gays earlier, producing much more than that
not FhOsphated, all doing nnbly-buI IeCi eddy
the heaviest yield from the Verm nj phosphate.
The same was true in potatoes planted on green
swan without manure and after The same meth
cd allowed in he corn, excepting that used
plas er in the two rows between the Vermont
and Pradley's, In harvesting | got the same
from1he plaster did from Bradley's phosphate,
Will the Vermont yielded some bushels more
in each row. | am satisfied il pays we'll WHEREBY
er / have used it,
ABEL B. GOSS.
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[Fom LAMBERT HASTINGS, Esq.

ST. JoHNsBURY, VT, Oct. l6, 1868.
PADDOCK, DEAN & Co.,
GlNTs.-I have used Superphosphate upon
my arm in St Johnsbury, Concord and Lunen-
burh, for some years past, with the most salts
facery results, and have endeavUred to learn
howfar its use might be profitable upon various
crops. am satisfied it pays well on corn, pOta-
tees and turnips 1t gives vigorous growth to
the young plant, natures it two weeks earlier
than barn yard manure alone, increases the yield
by about one-third, and improves the quality OF
The fruit This year l used equal quantity OF
yours and Bradley's, and find the Vermont fully
equal to any phosphate have ever used.
LAMBERT HASTINGS.
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MARKED DOWN.

and will be sold, to close out our winter stock,
extremely low.
HALL & JOSLYN.
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From THOS. J., BARKER

SUTTON, Vt, Oct 81, 1868
PADpook, DEAN & Co,
GNTs.-ln putting Superphosphate on to my
India wheat and turnIps, left a portion of the
fields 70 see what difference it made. | found
your phosphate fully good any in the mar
ket and think it gives large returns, as those
portions OF my fields not pho>phated did no, yield
more than one-thlrd much as the same am
cunt OF ground well phosphaIed.
T. J. BARKER.
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from ASA MARTINA

WEST BURKE, Vt, Oct. II, 1868.
PADDOCK. DEAN & Co.,
GENTs,-I put your phosphate on to wheat
turnips. hops, grass, etc, receiving marked 1ene
lit in all cases hG. more ESPECIALLY on the grass
and wheat, which throughout the season remem-
bered the shaht DIRE sing given them, and made
satisfactory returns. Having satisfied myself
that your phosphate has no superior in the mar
ket, and pays large returns on its cost, | shat
use it freely in the future.
6wl7 ASA MARTIN.
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From ALONZO BEMIS.

WILLOUGHBY LAKE, VT, Nov. 26, 1868.
PADDOCK, DEAN & Co.,
GRTs.-I used the Vermont Sueerphosphate
the psf season, on corn, potatoes and turnips
with the most gratifying results, and having
made thorough and careful comparative trials OF
the Nrious phOsphates, l find the Vermont to be
superior article, unexcelled by anything in the
markt.
ALONZO BEMIS
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From VI. i. CONANT.1

GREENSBORO, VT, Sept. 29, 1868.
PADDOCK, DEAN y Co,
GENTS i had our phosphate for my garden
wheat, potatoes, etc. | never had so good gar
den, and as l applied it to a part only of eacl
field, had fine chance TO see lt-as see it
could, So far as could see my fields My whea
done full rs well this year as it did in the sam,
ground last year with heavy mauuring, and tho
the yield is not SO much as | wish, think thu
fault is in my seed.
MARY J. CONANT
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IRON RICHARD W. PEABODY

ST. JoHNsBNRY, VT, Oct Is, 1868.
PADDOCK, DEAN 8 Co.,
GENTs.-In regard 10 the phosphate procured
of yen for use on the railroad farm at Lyndon,
of Which have the charge, would say: We
plowed two and one-half acres of light sandy
soil, IN low condition, not having cut over 400
poupis hay per acre the previous season. We
spred on light coat of manure, narrowing
thornghly, (but owing to the usual drouth, the
crop got little benefit from the dressing, and
planned to corn and potatoes. They came up
stroig and vigorous, growing finely and looking
remarkably green. so much so that frequent in
quirrs were made to the cause. We had a good
crop particularly the corn, while the potatoes
weremuch better than any 1 saw on similar soil.
R. W. PEABODY.
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From WIN. HOEEMAN.l

LYN DON, VI, Oct. 70, 1868.
PADDOCK, DEAN & Co.,
GEiTs.-I have made it a rule to use Super
phosphate on turn:ps, if no where else, as its ef-
tectedpon that crop are very marked. The past
seaSo3 has been very unfavorable Tor turnps,
yet HAD good yIeld of nice turnips, sown with
the Vermont Superphosphate.
VIM HOFFMAN,
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4 UCTION.

The subscriber having sold his farm now
offers for sale on Wednesday. FeD. u, 1869. COM
mencng at O'clock a. m, the following proper
ty: IL extra cows, yoke of oxen, coming four,
yearIings, 4 calves, Dutch bull, 10 sheep, 3
hogs, 3 young horses, lumber wagon, l express
wagon, sett of Fairbanks scales, traverse sed>,
l cart, harrows, grain cradle, N. Y tanning
mill, harnesses. 80 bu oats, Is bu barley, 80 bu
corn meal, 80 tons hay, l Woods mower, new
last summer, l wooden horse rake, Is doz milk
pans l Filler churn, | Davis churn, so cords
stove wood, | cauldron kettle, cutivatOr,
land roller, OK sled, a few thousand feet OF
spruce and hemlock lumber, a few hundred feet
of sawed, s inch square, timber, and al kinds OF
farming tools too numerous 10 monitor
HIRAM BANTER.
Glover, Jan. H. 1869. 6w3
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From ELIJAH WILLARD.

WHEELOCK, Vt, Oct. q, 1868.
PADDOCK, DEAN q Co.,
GENTs.--My corn, potatoes and garden vege-
tables received a liberal dressing of the Vermont
Phosphate, and richly repaid me for the outlay
The increased yield Of potatoes alone more than
Iayirg for all | used on my farm. consider il
il rood investment, and shall use much more all
otfhr year.
ELIJAH WILLARD.
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TWENTY FIVE. YEARS, PRACTICE

In the Treatment of Diseases incident to Fee
males, has placed DIR. DOW at the head of all
physicians making such practice speciality
and enables him to guarantee speedy and per-
manent cure, in the worst cases of Suppression
and all other Menstrual Derangememts, from
Uhateuer cause. All letters for advice must con-
tain 81. Office, Nos ENDIcoTTSrREET, Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished to those desiring tore
main undertreatment. al
Boston. July, 1868 % VI
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ft,HE MEDICINE FOR
WHOOPING COUGH.

DODDS NERNlNE AND INVIGORATOR
gives agreeable and almost instant relief in the
Spasms of hopping Cough. This is complaint
that all children are expected 10 have; and
when 1t comes. strange to say, they are left to
fight it through as they best can, little or 10th
ing being done to break its intensity or help it
along. And when it is reflected that very many
of the diseases of older and adult years have
their origin in the tear and STRAIN of Whooping
Cough, this neglect would be utterly unaccount-
able but for the fact that children's diseases,
like many of the weaknesses of women, are con-
Sidered so much a matter of course that people
have become stoically unconcerned about them.
Let them cough it through, as we did, seems
generally to be the unfeeling word. Whooping
Cough is nervous disease, and Dodd's Nervine
and lnv'gorator treats it with COMPLETE SUc-
CESS Mothers Try 1t, and save your little ones
he worst agony of this distressing affection. A
sure and beneficent medicine.