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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-03

To BEAUTIFY THE TEETH dissolve
two ounces of borax in three pints Of boil
ing water, and before it is cold add one
tea-spoonful Of the spirits Of camphor,
and bottle for use. A table spoonful OF
this mixture, mixed with an equal quan
tity of tepid water, ana applied daily with
soft brush, preserves and breautifes the
teeth, extirpates all tartarous adhesion,
arrests decay, induces healthy action Of
the gums, and makes the teeth pearly
white.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-03

Raw, mellow apples are digested in an
hour and half, while boiled cabbage re-
quires five hours. Tho most heal.hful
dessert that can be placed upon the table
is baked apple.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-03
MAR RIED

On the 18th Of January, at tho BRIDES resi-
dcncc in Drydcnsvilc, by Esquire r. r. Logan,
Mr.. JAMES n. NORTON and Mrs MARY C..
CRUME, all of this county.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-03

We will give copy Of the fine Steel
Engraving, "The Pic Mic on the Fourth
of july" for the best piece Of Literature
written for the columns of tie Herald.
All manuscripts to be handed in on or
before the 1st of March. The articles
will be submitted to the criticism Of i'm.
partial literary judges.
We have just received copy OF the
large Steel Engraving that is presented to
each subscriber to Demorest's Illustrated
Monthly, and we must confess that we
were taken by surprise. The whole en-.
craving is done in line and stipple, and is
a charming picture in all its details. In
dependent Of its pleasing SUBJECT it is a
work of art, and would be valuable or
nament for any parlor. As an illustra.
ton Of American genius in the design and
execution of the engraving, it is unsur-
passed. Each head is a picture in itself.
The principle feature of the subject, how.
ever, is the serio-comic incident of the
breaking down Of soup by corpulent
individual, who had been induced to try
his skill in swinging.
There are sixteen figures under the
out spreading tree, and near the soup,
forming the principal group, and seven
others IN the foreground, making twenty
seven in ALL Each face has its own hu-
morous, or startled expression, indicating
tho feeling thst has heep awakened by the
accident. The figures In the foreground
are interesting themselves in various
ways. Fourth Of July is indicated by
the display of American flags, and packs
of tire crackers among the debris Of the
dinner, and the pistol in the hands Of 0
saucy urchin, who, from behind large
log, on which couple Of lovers are sit
ting while the question is being popped
pops his pistol. These, with other ad-
mirablc details, make picture that has
no superior for Its faithful representation
of human life and charatter.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-03

TAKEN UP by VIM. Hendricks of Prairie
l. township, Lincoln county, dark bay or
brown mare, about II years old, Is hands and u
inch high, some saddle marks, ana appraised
at $50 by !. G. ospps and W. B. Capps, before d.
II. Cannon, J. i. feb3nss
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-03
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.

DEPARTURES OF MAILS.
For Wright City, daily (except Sunday at $50 n
Lost Branch, Mondays.
Auburn, Tues, Thurs, Sat.,...... .....6.oO
Ashley, Tuesdays and Fridays...."".6.O0
Cap Girls, Wednesdays......"""
Truxtou, Fridays. s,."""".......".e.oo
The mails close at 0 o'clock on the evening
previous to their departures.
ARRIVALS.
From Wright City, daily (except Sunday 800
lost Branch. Mondsys."".. ".."...."...5.O0
Auburn, Tues, Thurs. and Sat ,......5.OO
Ashley, Wednesdays and saturdays...6.oo
Csp-au. Gris, Wednesdays. ......"..8.00
Truxson, Fridays .."... ......6.00
B. CRUMP, p. NJ.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-03
Books for Farmers & Stock Breeders.

Bound volumes of the AMERICAN STOCK
JOURNAL for 1868, containing 3S4 large double
column pages, sent post paid for 81 so
Bound volumes of the American Stock Journal
for 1857, containing ss4 pages, srnt post paid
ior 81 so
Tho Dairyman's Manual, sent post paid, 25 cts.
The Horseman's Manual, do do IS do
Inc hog Breeders Manual do do rs do
The Sheep Breeders Manual do do rs do
The Poultry Breeders Manual do rs do
The whole five manuals sent post paid to one ad-
uress Tor 81 90
Agents wanted, to whom liberal induce ments
will be offered Address
N. P. BOYER 4 co. Publishers,
Jan27m3 Parksbug, Chester Co., Pa.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-03

COURTS IN LINCOLN COUNTY.
C,ncurr CouRr-sccond Monday in Apil and
Fourth Monday in September.
CouSrY Commissioned Mondays In February,
May, August and November.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-03
UNITED STATES MAIL
AND DAILY HACK LINE BETWEEN
&t-ltszs&SN~m &-tss&
MKE@EEsASsas1 @EsSs EsASs1sssesHahh
TROY AND WENTZVILLE.
Fl. &C.. P. MGR oberts

HAVING bought the entire interest in the limo
~ of hacks running from Troy to Wentzv;ile
daily, aud carrying the u S. Mail an Express,
VIII carry passengers to and from the railroad in
comfortable hacks, always makin connection.
Ee- This is the best route Cha, pes moderate.
January l3, 1870.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-03

TAKEN UP by Tiilmai X. Mars h; Of Hurri-
cane township, Lincoln county, a dark iron
grey horse, small star in forehead supposed to be
year old past, l3h hands high, and appraised at
$50 before james. N. Norton and Isaac N. Fielder
before Il. X. Logan, j. p. feb3n5
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-03
THE HERALD.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICENSs
MILTON l.. LOWELL,
|,ou.ty C,uyt Justices. ...... s. r. INGRAM.
A. X WILSON.
sunty Clerk ..".... s"s"..".F. VI JAKE
horiT. .....-.... .........o. II. "oohfo'"I
treasurer ....... ....'.".c' ~ ohh1'oN'
ssessOr. ...'..s.' NoHhAN
public Administrator .............E. q. Sutton
Coanty Surveyor. ................J. " oowNiFa'
school Commis ssiouer.. ..."..J. M. MoLELLAS.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-03
LOCAL AND COUNTY.
Who will get ltl

"Press ona for it is godlike to unloose
The spirit, and forget yourself in thought"
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-02-03
BlOOmigton, Illinois, Nursery

10th Year! 500 Acres! 10 Greenhouses .
7 ARGEST, best stock and shipping facilities.
II APPLES /, 2, w., 1000 fine l yr, $25. 90.
APPLE ROOT-GRAFTS, choice. NURSERY
STOCKS, Seeds, Usage, Apple, Peach, WILD
GOOSE, Plum, OSAGE HEDGE, 10000 SIS.
EVRRGREENS, ROSES, 900 $40. DahIias,
Gladiolus, GREENHOUSE, BEDDING PLANTS
Send loo. for Catalogues.
n2vim +. X. PHOENIX.
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stitution of the United States, IL is claimed
that the fifteenth is now "safc." Three
more Publications are needed, and the Rad
icals claim that they can get two of them In
the Military Districts of Georgia and Texas
and two more from the States of Iowa and
Nebraska. The Military Districts have
acted under coercion by the standing ar
my. Ifthey do not succeed in getting Dis
tricts, we suggest that they run the thing
through few Women's Rights Convon-
tions to complete It,
The following extract is from the Even
ing Express of Jan. IL, 1870, published at
Atlanta, Ga:
The RAIDS had meeting Saturday night
Mt their hall on Peachtree street. Meeting
was called to order by Blodgott After sew
cral Intellectual attempts to obtain CHAIR
man, one Higbee assumed the duties. j.
". Jonson was appointed secretary. The
organization thus perfected, a committee Of
five was appointed to report resolutions
expressive of the sense of the meeting.
1--WE will wager that n regiment of Phila-
delphia lawyers could not find any sense in
that assembly, During their absence Il
regular love-ieast was inaugurated, in
which pSpottcd horse" Swayze, and Mister
O'Ncal, freely purged themselves, to the
disgust of many of their own ilk.
Another paper from the South INDUCES
in the following threat:
Tho South will return to tho Union with
a heart and memory filed with sears of un-
deserved and villainous treatment at the
hands of New England. She will go back,
too, with power, that if warily and wisely
handled, will enable her, legltmately, not
only to right her wrongs, but at the same
time subserve the material interests of the
country at large. When the South and
West strike hands and take possession of
the government, New England is at their
mercy. In aiding the West to demolish
the power and profits of the gorged manu-
facturers and capitalists of that section, the
I South will be taking full revenge for the
! past aud present. The citadel of the Puri-
.tisis ia-tY31h0 OF will certainly be stormed. Can
language paint more terrible punishment
for its owners2 Three cheers, then, for a
| Western alliance with this objective point
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Special Notires.

PHAIRIE-WEED BALSAM.-The greatest medical
blessing of the age discovered through the instinct Of
the horse and prepared by the science Of man. This
Balsan has been in use for the last fifteen years. dur
ing which time the most remarkable cures ever known
have been effected, Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, and
all Consumptye difficulties, yield to its power. Con-
sumption In its advanced stages, accompanied by the
splitting Of blood aboriOus breathing loss Of appetite
and sleep, darrhma and night sweats has been cured
by this remedy leaving upon the surface Of the body
large swellings, which disappeared with returning
strength efectinR not simply relief but permanent
cure; and the parties thus cured still enjoy uninter-
ruped health Price 81 90 bottle II is purely vege-
table, discovered by natural instinct and may be used
at all times, by both sexes and all ages. GEO, c..
GOODWIN CO., Wholesale Agents, and for sale by
druggists generally.
AUSTIN BROS. & sTEERE,
ly0l u 4 30 Federal street. boston.
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Communications.
HONE FOR DESTITUTE Chill
DRE.v .fT BURLE.NGTO.V.
BURLINGTON, W., Feb. Sd, 1870.

BUNblNtIoN, W., Hob' oui io'"'
A5. Editor: Allow me to call the atton-
ton of your readers TO the fact that the
"IIomc of Destitute Children" in Burling-
tom. Vt. is designed for the benefit of the
,ri9le state: and although not exclusively
for soldiers children, yet their claim is pc
cnliarly sacred, and no soldiers child was
ever refused admission.
OF the ninety children already admitted
TO the "tIome," over forty have been re-
ccivcd from towns, aside from Burlington,
viz, Wtuoosli has sent seven, Montpelier,
Woodstock, Vernon and jericho each three,
Shelburne, IIighgate, Swanton and shore
ham two each, and Castleton, ST. Adams,
Waterbury, Ferrisburg, Milton, Bradford
Norwich, Charlotte, Hincsburg, BRISTOL
Essex, Fairl, c, Guillord and st. Johnsbury
one each.
The Managers Of the "IIomo" deem this
statement due to the Institution, on account
of an effort now being made to establish
another CLONE" for soldiers orphans, III
the eastern part Of the state. Vermont has
n riaht to establish aa many institutions as
she will support; but is it wise, is it JUDI
cous To- divide and thereby weaken, rather
than concentrate her energies, and by so
doing give pcrmancnce to one institution
In union there is strength, and we insist
that the " Home" in Burlington, having
been in successful operation, and having
acquired the experience Of more than ioul
years. has the strongest claim upon th'
ncnplc of the State.
This Institution is entirely free from debt
owns zen acres of land and building e.
sufficient capacity To- accommodate thirty
five children, and ut moderate cost coul,
be So enlarged as to double its numbers.
In order to do this, and to enable tn
'llomc" to meet the wants of the cntir
state, plan has been adopted to secure
"Permanent Fund" Of fifty thousand dol
lars, the principal TO be invested, and tn,
income only to he applied to the enlarge
ment and support of the Institution. Thi!
plan is being as vigorously prosecuted al
possible at the present moment, and abou
twelve thousand dollars have been already
pledged. Every town in the State will be
appealed to for aid, and it remains with Tia,
people to say whether the CLONE for Des-
tituie Children" in Burlington shall be
ustaincd! Respectfully, 5. G. COLE,
OR. Sec. Home for DeSt. chi.
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FUNERAL. OF GEORGE PEAnopY.-Much
has been SAID Of the funeral honors paid to
the wealthy philanthropist, George Pea
body, first in England, afterwards in this
country. His body was conveyed from
England to Portland, Maine, where 1t was
received with marked honors, and after re-
naming in that city for several days was
carried to Peabody, Mass, and there on
Wednesday, Feb. sth, the final obsequies
of George Peabody took place, and were
carried out according TO programme. The
attendance was large and the services sol
emn and imposing. Mr.. Winthrop occu-
pied about threo-fourths of an hour in his
address, Prince Arthur, Admiral Farra-
gut, Gov Clafln, Minister Thornton, Cap
tain Commerell and GOV. Chamberlain of
Maine were present
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SOUTIEER.Y' P.TPERS.

We tender our thanks TO Col. w. Austino
for bundle of papers which he has sent us
from Florida, some published in that State,
others in Georgia. In looking over these
papers, especially those from Georgia. we
find the old spirit of enmity to New Eng
land still rampant. But this, time and an
energetic and just administration ofgovern-
ment will cure, and most Of those Southern
people will yet bless the day which deliv-
cred them from the crime and curse of sla-
very. We give below a few extracts to
show the spirit Of a portion of the Southern
press. The Morning News of Jan. 81, 1870
published at Savannah, Ga, has the follow
ing:
Seventeen States and eight Military Dis
tricts having exercised the highest act of
sovereignty known in this country, in rati-
tying proposed amendment to the Con-
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C.sEfD.

BnArrLEBoRo, Feb 9th, 1870
MEssns. EDrrons:-Our warmest thanks arc due
YOU for your generous and unsolicited efforts to VIM
dictate our honor, which few evil minded persons
have thought best TO tarnilh by circulating fasehood
as black AZ the hearts from which II omenatod.
"He that taketh from my good name takes more
than life"
We sincerely hope one will be deferred from do
ing q charitable act, from the fate have met with,
in our endeavors ITO do good unto others" Should
II be your lot to receive injury for deeds OF kind
DONE may you ind as willing hearts and as
ready hands to assist you as you have proven yours
TO be- in the assistance rendered us in our time Of need
Is the earnest wish Of our hearts.
We would also wish TO express our heartfelt thanks
to other friends who have stood by u.s. through evil
well as good report for their expressions Of sympathy
and regard; that the breath Of SANDER may never
reach them We most feryently pray.
LAURA j. HASKINS,
GEORGE q. HASKINS.
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THE GREAT EXPERIENCE in the treatment Of
diseases relating to the generative faculty in man
and woman, acquired by DIR. A. II. Hayes Of Boston,
has ominently fitted him for the preparation Of such
work that which he has given TO the public under
the auspices Of the Peabody Medical Institute entitled
"THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or BELF-pRESERVA-
TON" The and Of Nervous debility, i'm
po,ence, s,erlity, &c, discussed in mastery
in this volume and ii should be read by every
body Another important work from the pen Of Dr.
Hayes, SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AND
HER DISEASES" Is also published by the Peabody
Medical Institute Read their advertisement In anoth
or column.
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THE QUESTION SETTLED.-Those emil
nent men, DIR. James Clark, Physician to
Queen Victoria, and DR.. Hughes Bennett,
say that consumption can be cured. Dr..
Wistar knew this when he discovered his
now widely known BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY, and experience has proved the
correctness of his opinion.
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Special Notifies.

BATCHBLoR's HAIR DYB.-This splen.
did Hair Dye the best in the world the only true and
perfect Dye harmless, reliable instantaneous dis
appointment; Ridiculous tinis; remedies the I'll Of
fects Of bad dyes iuvgoraes and leaves the Hair soft
and beautiful black brown Sold by all Druggists
and Perfumcrs and properly applied at the wig Facto
~, 10 bond st., N. Y. 1y2l
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DOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR STRUGGLES AND
ID TRIUMPHS OF n. n. BAnNUM, Written
by Himself. In One Large Octave Volume -Ncarly
500 Pages-Printed in English and German-:B3
Elegant Full Plate Engravings:
It embraces Forty Years Recollections of his Busy
Life, az n Merchant, Manager, Banker, Lecturer and
Snowman, and gives accounts Of his imprisonment
his Failure, his Successful European Tours and i'm
portant Historical and Personal "Reminiscences repete
with Humor, Anecdotes and Entertaining Narrative.
No book published acceptable to all classes. Every
wants it. Agents selling from 30 to 100 a
week We offer extra terms Our Illustrated Gaia
loguo and Terms to Agents sent free.
j. b. BURR Ct CO., Publishers Hartford, Conn
3wG
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c,rATEor VERMONT. Marlboro, IS.

- BY the Probate Court for said District
To all persons interested in the Estate OF NOAh
gIIFPhKbsON late of Guilford, deceased, Greeting
Whereas JARVIS q. SHEPARDSON, Administrator
epon sai Estate has made application in writing to
this Court setting forth that the amount OF debts due
from said deceased is 49i 26 that the whole OF the
pergonal property has been assigned to the widow
and prnnp for license TO sell Real Estate for the pur-
pose Of paying said debts and expenses you are here
tv noii6ci that this Court will decide upon said appli-
cton a Inc session thereof to be held at the Probate
Oco in Bratlcboro in said District, on the last Sat
urtay Of February, A. d. 1870, when and where you
may be heard in the premises, II you see cause.
A. KEYES, Register.
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The subscriber offers for sale the "AsHUELoT
HOUSE" which is pleasantly located on Main St. in
the thriving village Of ihsdale The same will be sold
with all the furniture, which is in good condition. at
fair price Possession given the FIRST Of nort April
Terms easy.
JOHN STEARNS.
For further information address
JOHN sTEARNs,
Hnsdale, n. II
january 2sth, 1870
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

The llappiest Effect in Coughs, Pnl-
monary Complaints and Kidney Troubles
can be secured by using White Pine Com
pound. There is no better or safer remedy
before the public.
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1fnaL Notices,

ctTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, IS.
BIZ the Probate court for said District.
TO all persons interested in the Estate OF FATTY
IXssF NDEN late Of Brattleboro, deceased oreo.ng
tbis court an Instrument purportng TO be the last
VIII ~ aid deceased for Probate You are hereby
othcd That this Court will decide upon the Probate OF
ia Inerent al the session thereof to be held at the
Probate once in Brattleboro in taid District on the
lad saturday Of February A. d. 1870 when ana where
~ ASA KEYES Register.
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DARN FOR SALE.
DARN FOR SALE

The subscriber offers for sale bis farm situated in
Dummerston, about mile from the West River Bridge
aud two miles from Dummerston Centre. Said farm
contains 400 acres, suitably divided into tiago and
pasture. Outs co tons of hay. Has very nice apple
orchard comprising many of the choicest varieties of
apples, which grow to perfection on this place.
handy sugar lot of 500 or coo trees There is the
place at least 1000 cords of hard wood The house is
good one large and convenient, with slate roof The
harms need repairs This farm is in high state
Of cultivation and is very pleasant location and good
chance for a working to make money.
Also a pasture and wood lot containing 100 acres
situated in West Dummerston about mile from the
residence Of Benjamin stiekney.
Also hfiy acre wood lot lying the north side Of
Black mountain.
Price reasonable, terms easy.
REUBEN WALKER.
For particulars enquire the premises Of SAMUEL
MARTIN, Bra.tleboro. uSO
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In BrattleIoro, Feb g. by Rev. W. II. Wight
FRANKLIN J. KNIGHT, Of Springfield, W., and
LUCY l.. GIBBS Of Dummcrston.
In this village, February 2, by Rev. W. II. Wight
HORACE O. FRENCH and FANNIE i. BRAMBLEi
both Of Brattleboro.
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AdtrfdnrH.

Marriages. Births and Deaths, inserted free. Obtua
ries including poetry, asert for twenty c7utH line
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Srtonls.

GREEN MOUNTAIN CENTRAL IN
~ STIGUTE.-The Spring term Of this Institu-
tion will commence WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23d, and
continue eleven weeks.
Board, including room rent washing per week. SO so
Heat and light per week. Observation-Disclosures. so
For further particulars and Circular apply to the
Principal, L. L. BURLINGTON, Barre, Vt.
Barre, Jan. 9Th, 1s7O.-sw1
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OOMMEssIONERs, NOTICE.

~ a.,
We the undersigned being duly appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the District of Marlboro, Com
mssncrs to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the Estate Of HENRY
H. DICKINSON, late Of Vernon In said District, do
ceased, and also all claimss exhibited in offset there
to and six months from the 4th day of January, A. D.
1870 being allowed by said Court for that purpose
do hereby give notice that will attend to the duties
Of our said appointment at the late residence Of
the deceased in Vernon, the first Saturday of Feb
ruary and tho fourth Saturday Of June 1870 from 10
O'Clock A. NJ. to 4 o'clock p. NJ on each Of said days
Vernon, Vt, January 18th, 1870.
ADDISON WITHHELD
J. e. FRANKLIN, I Commissions.
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WANTED.

An ESERGErIo and reliable man as Agent for the
PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co. Of Hart
ford, Conn., for territory in Southern Vermont This
old and reliable company is furnishing Insurance at
small cost to the insured, and returning dividends
une1ualcd by any company, aud having larger ratio
Of assets to liabilities than other companies All plans
known to Life insurance are adopted and annual
dividends; Being purely Mutual, and combining
both plans Of all cash, and half note. The privilege to
reside aud travel at any and all times in United States
and Europe, aud showing the greatest progress and
most successful increase for 1900 Of any Of the old and
reliable companies, And to the man of energy is now
offered the agency for this vicinity, Address with
reference.
CT. BABCOCE n 90.
General Agents,
Nv R"fIaSd, ~.
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1t is now generally admitted by honest
physicians, that when once consumption
is fairly fastened upon the lungs, no human
power can save the patient from death.
They also say that about fifty per cent. of
those who die from the disease can trace
the cause to neglected cough or cold,
which might have been cured by a small
bottle of Liquid Opodeldoc, or what is the
same thing, JohnSon's Anodyne Linin,ont.
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ELaRNI FOR SALE.

LNARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers FOR sale his farm situated in
the Southeast part of Dummerston on the Putney
road four miles from Bratteboro. Said farm contains
about seventy of land suitably divided into till
and half House nearly new and in good repair, and
80 by 40 IT. Barn erected last season. and on the
whole it is very pleasant situation for any desr-
ing a small farm.
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
the premises.
CHAS. a. CLARK.
Dummerston, Feb 1st, 1s70.-tf5