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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14

Messrs. Editors An account Of my WIS.,
it to the farm of George V. Hoyle of Cham
plain N. Y, may be interesting to many of
your readers. After ride of few miles,
We arrived at the residence Of Mr.. II. stu
ated in Champlain village, where we enjoyed
such a welcome as an Englishman knows how
to give. After having enjoyed the usual hos
FATALITIES Of Mr.. Hoyle, we started for his farm
situated in Canada about four miles distant.
This farm is neatly enclosed by wall and fence
an1 divided into lots convenient for accom-
modating the variety Of stock kept upon it.
The large barns are not built for show but for
permanence and convenience. Mr.. II is a
stock breeder and has fine herd of Short
Horned Durhams which contains very many
superior animals We saw a yearling bull
purchased from Mr.. Sheldon's herd, at Cen
eva, N. Y, very superior animal for which
Mr.. II paid one thousand dollars. We saw
also many other superior animals purchased
recently Of Mr.. Cochran, G. +. These were
selected, l understand from Mr.. C's herd.
Mr.. II has many very superior animals of his
own raising which are fully equal in merit
TO those purchased from Cochran. This herd
of Short Horns has but few superiors.
Mr.. II showed US fine flock of Cotswold
Sheep, both of his own raising and those
purchased from importers 1t will be diff.
cult to find finer specimens of COtswold
Sheep than Mr.. II has on his farm. The WOO
upon them is clear and glossy, entirely free
from the dingy yellow tingc, which is found
upon most, even of Cotswold Sheep. Mr.. II
has made some recent purchases from import
crs, which probably cannot be surpassed by
any on the continent. We saw upon THU
farm some fine horses kept for farm use. We
felt richly paid for our visit to this farm
We were pleased not only with the fine stock
shown us but with the very hospitable recep
ton we met with
recommend to all lovers of fine stock L
call upon Mr.. G. V. Hoyle of Champlain
New York.
Mr. Hoyle informed us Of his intention t.
take specimens of his Short Horned Durhami
and Cotswold Sheep TO the Vermont Stat
Fair. If he does please examine his stool
and see if the above report is not true.
A FARMER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14
How to Get Big Crops.

An exchange says As rule farmers are
much more ambitious to get big prices thar
big crops. There are few farmers whose aver.
age production could not be doubled in a very
short time by more capital and labor 1t /.
safer to use capital in farming than in almost
any other business. The credit of the plough
is almost as good as that of the loom and
anvil and the capital will come if it is call.
ed for Use more manure get thirty bushel.
Of wheat where you now get fifteen, and
eighty bushels of corn where you now gel
forty. The quantity of grain per acre i,
mainly question of manure and tillage.-
With high manuring the soil needs deeper
stirring and gradual bringing up Of the
subsoil to the surface. With the present
horse barrows and cutivators, nearly all the
cultivation can be done by horsepower, at a
great saving Of expense, and great INCREASE
Of the crops.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14
Scratches in Horses.

This disease, resulting from exposure to cold
and wet and which If neglected, often be.
comes very serious, disabling the horse fol
the time and sometimes causing permanent
injury, may be easily cured, if taken in sea.
son, by the application of equal parts of rosir
and lard, melted and used quito warm. Ii
the hair abou. the parts subject to this troub,
lie is clipped, and accumulations of snow,
ice and water are cleaned and wiped off when the
horse comes in or is hitohed in shed, and
the animal never left standing in snow, OF
when exposed to the cold, the liability to be-
come affected il much less
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14
WESTERN ROUTE
Union TICKET OFFICE


FOR TIE WEST AND SOUgHWrsf
VIA
BURLINGTON nnd RUTLAND. TROY and eCuN
htIApli and NEW YORK CENTRAL RAlLk0A0
or va thunplan Steamers making direct connect
Win the GREAT WESTERN Railroad at saspca.
bnqge and LAKE SHORE Railroad az BufFAW
CHICAGO, and all points beyond also via UIltNs
blkuh and GRAND TRUNK Railroads.
Tickets for sale always at the lowest rates ani a
gage checked through via the above routes.
For any information desired call on NJ address
z. r. TRUE Tiosd A1s-
oaioe at PAVILION, opp 3site the Depot -.
6ldaW MONTPELIER ST.
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WATERING TRAvrLERs' HoRsEs--If any
person deserves the thanks of men and ani-
mails, i is the land owner who places good
watering trough or tub by the roadside, and
pours into II, from neighboring spring, a
perpetual fountain Of clear, cold, sparkling
water
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14
NANHOOD-HOW LOST, now N

~ srORED.-Just Published second edition, By
LEWIS go page). b" The Medical Oompanol
uude q Health" on the radical cure of speunaei
OF seminal Weakness. lmpotency, Mental and fll 4
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oith~hi fleets, Structures, and all diseases ol i '
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The celebmted author IN this admirable Ii'.,.
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Address, DR, LEWIS, No. Beach st., New lIAtf
40 years private practice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14

90 TO cARLTON's
and see the largest and best. selected stock Of
CARPETS, MATS AND lLATTIBGS,
FEATHER BUSTERS.
FLOOR AND SCRUB BRUSHES
AND CARPET swEEPERs,
Ever offered for sale in Montpelier Also fine stock of
DRY GOODS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS
For STEMS aad Boys Ciothes
TABLE LINEN AND TOWELiNG,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
NDRE KID GLOVES,
TRIMMINGS, EDGNGs, &C,
French Post Office Bmldng, Maia Street,
MONTPELIER, VT. lott
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14
Adtettts
VERMONT CENTRAL, Sullivan,
' MONTREAL, and VT JUNCTION RAtfpo'r a.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
TRIMS oowe soUrH AND rAsr.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Montpelier at e55a. M, QQip.m.too.
Mail Train leaves Ogdonsburgh at G.0i ~ ny 2. M
and at White River Junction and Believe Fnu Toy
trains for Boston, Worcester, Springfield NeW' win
and with trains on the passumpsic Railroad ' loiki
hay Express leaves Montreal % coma 4, @.
o. no D. me- arriving IN Boston via. Lowell mi la 'ua az
Night Express leaves Ogdenshurgh at l.u1n ~ Z, %.
trc1l at 1i1 D. M, 81. Johns at iuj D. m 81 al0t
7l1 -. m, arriving at Boston at s.iGa IN .'.lh. al
Worcester and with Vermont Valley Railroad, e and
field, Sc, and arriving In New York at i2gln n'nf
TRAINS GOIyG EoRTH AND NEST
Leave Montpelier at $40 o. M, 500 a. M, 8.son
DAY Express leaves Boston VIA Lowell otsm
for burlington st. Adams, Montreal, &C. ar,' y hl
Montreal at $40 p fni and Oglunshurgh NJ n io w. 10
making close connections with trains f1u me w. a. l
Mail Train leaves Boston via LowSll p 7ua n
Lawrence and Fitchhurg 90 100 a. M, Sprurgci4 wa
a M for Burlington and st. Alhaps. "'
Trains leaving Boston via. Fitclhurg at-al.
and Springfield 40 SOD n. M, connect at Whit T-
Junction with Day Express Train. "'f
Accommodation Train leaves Norihfcld al 7r.
for Burlington, Rutland, ST. Adams, OeieraHY-.f ~
Night Express leaves Bellows Fails ~ i0.f-n b, ..
coying passengers from Vermont Valley Railrd,i ie
Ing New York az l2ll p me- and nom Cheshire p,1
River junction with train leaving Boston III. f'Af
a. Con D. M, Tor burlington, Montreal anf O.5
bursh, with steamer and Grand Trunk couucctIns b
Sleeping cars are attached to uirht Fxprs., p.
running between Montreal and Boston and q,
bans and Springfield, and ST. Alhare auf NIX, p"
Drawng-room cars between Montreal and Be.i,..
through Tickcts lot Chicago and The We, FOL, .,.
the principal stations. g. MERRILL. g,.iI .., N
St Adams May 3l 1870.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ABRANGEMENr
ON and oner May 18th, l-C9, Passenger Train, .
run a. follows


on and ener May l7th, l-o9, Passenger rras..
run a. follows
UPWARD TRAINS.
Acc0r0bAu0v TRAIN leaves Concord No I4n...
Tor White lAttr Junction, connecting will fr..r. b..
hy and Ma-ot Lakes, staustead Bath LIitlotan f,,-
ter &c. Also With trains for Montpelier Uuri.r.'.
s.. Ailans Rouse Fe.Ht, Montreal, Oplonshur.i'.
DAY E,rnEss TnS leaves Concord at iog..a
for White River Junction, connecting with train. p.
Montpelier, Burlington, Rouse. Point Mortrsri
aud viii Ogicnshursh aud Grand Trunk Rlirols'..
ihe West.
BmIoL TRAM leaves 90 D. m. nr Frsatua ID.
BRISTOL
Eyrvfvo EarHr.s TRAM leaves Concord At --r..
nr White River Junction. connecting Wien trfrI F..
Montpelier Burlington. ST. Alhau. gousc's po'1t A.
tfCal, O-dcaahur-h AMI che West.
"ur Uu ARRIVAL oi trains from Buf0n, " ofcc..ef p-.
mouth Portland, &c.
DOWYHARD TRAVIS.
fMoHVyG ENrREss TRANS leaves White River f-..
luu lNondats excepted for Concord az .1Ia Dbl ~.
arrival oi trains l0ln Opicnsngrrl oud Montreal L
train VIII he run ~ Boston nu sunday
fBEsToL TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord Al -..,
m.. and Franklin at g.Oi d. m.
tMNt TRAN leaves White River junction fr C..
cord at lH p. TO- Or on arrival of trains over Pie Sc.
mont Central passuiupsci and White Mountain n.
roads.
DAY ENrREss TRAIN leaves White River Jla.,.. ID
i.tl D. b., 0u arrival 0f trains FROM Montreal i.
Oricushur-h, Buttleharo hceuo below. FaI. 8 .
sur. &c., connecting at Concord with trains iUr AIl
ter Nashua. Lowell, and Boston.
fThese trains connect az Concord with tn..I %
4u0Acster. Lawrence Portsmouth Portland AlH.
Worcester Sow York. Lowell end Boston.
Copoori. o.. May IS.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN pATEyp
r. II. EDDY,

~ 'ITTT Y TVF UNTTT NT1TFF FlTtHT UTT7TI -
under the act NJ 1857.
No. 10 State st., opposite Kilby 81. H0'''-
After an extensive practice Of upwards d ssn,s
years continues To secure patents in The ln.lel e-s
also In Great Britain, France, and other ioiesI NJ
tries. Caveats, Specifications Bonds, ASST nn,l. si
Az papers on drawings for Patents executed oh -.
Die terms with dispatch Researches made iI9iig 40
can and Foreign Works, 10 determine tle gh3f y
uthty Of Patents Of Inventions and legal anu zoo
wee rendered on all matters touching tho sao s, i
OF the claims Of any patent furnished, by rtu''"'h
dollar. Assignments recorded ~ Washington slaH
no Agency IN NE UnHed SAFES possfsses sV,I b
i'r OBTAINING Patents " ascfrfIiHing me- p4ffH'i''"
ucnti0ns
During eight months the subscriber 10 the 1i
~ large practice, made fuice reiecsd ,s b.
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of Wh3n
clued ~ as f1t0r by the Commissioner OF fal'HN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14

h''t N'' 4'i frosted hllenfnii fiIA D4"afAffh f4Hh
Ihe ager grades an having three pairs coSc4L
ad.ed 10 M coii 5,5 poo5 and all ii cven IN NJ,
meni with Exposed Pallet Jewels, and Hardened and
Iepered lialr Springs and FOR our late improvement
DO oiHM-NiNHlN" mechanism we claim
NueuS'hl 'lhpicily anu cmoothhess
% abro.d.
Constantly ON hand. 6il lines All ai,es fin Gold Sill
vor Diamond Sd ani Maeis Cass. Minute Rcpeaters
taE tSTSe different m,. for tmI5g IioT.es Art m
~ Price Lists nirui.bel trade op artlicati,r IN
Cd sind business ,lrI F1r s,ia IN Tho tr H. eregii
Ash your Jewelor 10 Soc the MARI0N watches
,,.,
Wholesale Warerooms, 10 MAIDEN LANE, y. Y,
-AND--
GILES BROTHER & CO.
,,r.e--- ,...-...
E Ian" 'i"H"' '"l'N'u' lLl"
m BafA No. 1850, Sfepl-gmao-s,aring Trase-Mars
Fr,doict dibotoa Coz Marion r. j. % trsuuflef,,rsd
o. OnHf4 S.'i'' Baia4 COMPANY, has bean eVTea By ne
pom Do'moo 'so5 70 January II, 1870 a' total rpia'oH
y c,,,1,rrvnry
'''' 'N' 80 '''"
w.
Frederick Athertun & Co., Marion, n. j." manufac-
turod ~ the United states Watch Coz has been carried
being only one second per month
o,n., WILLARD DERBY
Watch No. lI2l Misunderstanding Trademark
Frederick AthertOn a Co.. Marion n J. p manufac-
tured by The United states Watch Co. has been carried
being only aiH eeqnd
Mrtc. Feb O.. ts-o
Watch 40. 05si nbearlnS ~ MA lo M No.,
Frederick Atherton Co., Marion n ina mSn ISr
6y mo twenty months t ot I 4as Ds GEN. carried
H. g. PRIEST, Asst sup't N.Y.C. II. R, r..
aFrderiet 9'S"' ~ " tfade-hark
turod by the United state Watch Co. ba Ge.n cagred
Ia, ma Gnceo ,nortis ~ r. ~ ueeu ualleu
be.p univ am yeSa 6f S .o mean time
% Hagyn Co. RIA S'gm, ln9er-hearing TradeMark
turcd 6y ibe tnitci s1ate Vih ~ lhahu lao,
Ia me Simon limo 49, az td1ei - ~ enliluu
limo ie,1,r orir dy ~ "a rt" laiiatlon rom mean
' NV ITFNR wv NNtiTu
~, -,
q, Ma'eh 30 ~ understanding Trademark
iISqere . Athert9n Coz Marion, \ j." manufac-
n, w. 1ntoa STATE. watch CO.. has been carried
and In all The various climate; Of Europe During that
-''' '"'' Wa io' Dioau"ayI ny
hhleh No. l2-e6, stem Withdrawing Trademark
United states watch Goa Marion, n, j., manufae-
BY me three months il, total variation from mean time
May s. 1902
Watch No. l202, stem-W Misunderstanding ade.Nt.rt
" United States Watch Co. Marion M > ,nen,Sc
tured by the United States Watch "a has h.en caid
by SIX uonts is Total variation from mean lime
Watch No. 7o stcmwSdern5d rS as9 3 lSIs
by me three months H. o T Ia S 9 f9s6 oeT9 carried
HENRY DE LANoEfi Engineer Phila' Erie R. r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14

Watch No l0Gi stem Misunderstanding Trademark
Frederick Athertou Co., Marion, a. j. B" mauuiac.
turcd by the United States Watch Co. has been carried
hy me fifteen months IT'S total variation from mean time
being only one second per month.
WILLARD DERBY
or Derby, Snow prentss, Jersey City, n j.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14

Watch No. ll2i Misunderstanding Trade Mark
Frederick AthertOn a Co.. Marion y. j. j" manuiac.
tured by the United States Watch Co.. has been carried
by e Soy months its total variation from mean time
being only aiX gecnud@
a. T.. DENNIS PrcstS. &T.Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14

- Price Lists furnished ne trade 0nnpplcation 90
closing business card For sale hy the trade generally
Ash your Iewelor 20 soc the MARION Watches.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14

Wholesale warcroom., 10 MAIDEN LANE, n Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-09-14
Strength, Simplicity and smoot6ncss

Constantly ou hand. full lines an Sizes 10 Gold sill.
yor Diamond Set and Magic Cases Minute Rcpeaters
independent 20 i-5 split and Fly-haok Seconds for
taking three different times. for timing Horses Art.l-
leymeu, etc,
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FEIE progress Of Life Insuraneein the Un-
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J. PARRAN CRANE,
Dec. as, ls67-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-30
THE
STATE OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
ms UANCE COMPANY
or BALI INORE.

Office No. 1876 ". Baltimore street
THIS Company insures on the mutual pla n
Buildings and personal property against
Loss or damage by Fire. The entire profits
arc returned to the policy holders.
BIG HARRIS. President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Francis Neals Of Neale. Harris + Co
) II Cahghy Noah Walker h c..
s McCully Pon,erait & Mc(,ul,v
Philip + George :. George & Jenkins
SO Harris late s. Neale, Harris & Cot
Hon George Brent, Court Of Appeals.
George jenkins, Charles county.
George Combs, st. Mary's cointy.
+ L SPALDING,
General Agent.
March 25. ls6o-ly-Mar -, 1870