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The subscriber Will sell his tannery in Crafts
bury, together with the stock. fixtures, &c, nov
IN hand. He will also sell his house and land
she premises are very desirable location for
any one desiring to carry on the tanning bus
mess. The above property will be disposed o
at q bargain, as the subscribers health will no
admi: Of his carrying on the business. will
also sell nv farm in North Greensboro. consist
ing Of PAS acres of land, with good house barns
md sheds, together with the stock and farming
tools. A W. WILLIAMS
Craffsh hurry March d $50 l2tf
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c. NJ. Burt has purchased and moved
into the deacon Adams house. Heman
Mathews has sold his house and lot in this
village to the Hubbard Bros. and gone to
Lowell to work for l. J. Parker, boot and
shoe manufacturers. Parker has gained
and the Hibbards lost an excellent work
man.
Business in this village is quite brisk this
spring, more so than usual. The Steam
Mill Co. are running their circular
and clapbOard machines on the ten hour
system with prospect of work all summer.
The sugar house of L. NJ. Parkhurst ac-
cidentally caught fire Monday night, April
llth, and was entirely consumed. About
four pals of syrup was lost but everything
else in the house was saved. Loss about
$50, and no insurance.
Leonard Barry, private in Capt. Man
sons Co., deserted last Tuesday, A pril 9th,
after the Co. had started for St Armand
where they had been ordered. Two Red
Coats followed him to the line near North
Troy. They were about thirty rods behind
him when he crossed the line and fired
three shots at him which went wide of the
mark. The poor fellow seemed to think
this Fenian scare bad business and looked
terribly frightened.
WESTMORE.
John kirim met with a sad accident
April 22d. He was at work for J. C. Orne
q Co. Saving stone in their scythe stone
factory, and the water becoming clogged
which run on to the table, he stepped up
on the saw frame for the purpose of start
ing it when he lost his balance and fell,
catching his leg between the head block
and dump board, breaking it between the
| knee and ankle.
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Be careful what medicines YOU take,

Alcoholic stimulants are injurious to the ner-
vOus health, and are always followed by de-
pressing reaction. The strength that Dodd's
Nervine gives is the strength of health and comes
TO stay. Beware of the whiskey preparations
that have laid the foundations of so many habits
of intemperance. Whether under the name OF
hitters or otherwise, let the vilanous compound
ilone. Better die of honest disease than to be
burnt up by the fires of alcohol. For the inqre-
dients that compose Dodd's Nervine see pamph.
LET on each bottle. For sale by druggists and
country stores Price One Dollar. lava
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany.

The Chesapeake a,,4 DI;o RI cad ...' .-
the Atlantic coast nd "a Fl .r 'ar..t=
of The ChesapeaFr Rl ,th t..'h t..a
point of rel able ravig Il - -.# n. ssh. p,
Railroad system an. .rrr ,.-p fatlo. of he
great West and S,n'hw = forms tn. addi-
tion8I East and West TrunL inc so i'm
peratvely d. m rded ~ the accommodation Of
the immense ard rapidly growing transportation
he'wren the Atlantic seahnsri and Europe on
The ane hand, the Crra: producing regions
e the Ohio and Nissi,Si' pi Valleys OF the CHER
The importance Of thissRoad a a new
outlet from the West to the sea m mites
it into one II nati"ua' consequence and psuies
10 it an extensive through t. fffc fr m the day
# its e"mnle N; whi'e in III. dtvel' pmcnt Of
the extensive agriru rurs and u.iueri re-. urces
NJ VirA mia aud ~ rgiuiA il pnssesSe~ al ng
its own line, III elements If large ard prufita-
BILE local business.
Thus the greet intere.ts both general and local,
which demand the completion OF b, Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad 10 the Ohio River, afford The
surest guarantee of its success and value, and
render it the most importau, aud substan-
| tihi hoH ptOSItso
| in this Country.
| Its superiority as an East and West route, and
! the promise of an immense aud profitable trade
| awaiting its completion. have drawn TO il the at
| tentiOn and cooperation of prominent Capitalists
| and Railroad of this City of sound judg-
ment and known integrity, who,e connection
with it, together with that of eminent cisens
| and business men of Virginia and West Virgin
| Ia, insures an energetic, honor abba, and
successful management.
| The Road is completed and in operation from
! Richmond to the celebrated White Sulphur
Springs of West Virginia, 22T miles, and there
remain but 200 miles (now partially constructed)
to be completed to carry it TO the proposed ter
minus on the Ohio river at, or near. the mouth
of the Big Sandy river, $50 miles above Cincin-
natl, and $50 miles below Pttsburg.
Lines are now projected or in progress through
Ohio and Kentucky TO this point which will con-
meet the Chesapeake and Ohio with he
entire Railroad systems of The West and
Southwest, and with the Pacific Rail.
road.
It's valuable franchise and superior sdvanta-
ges will place the CHEsaPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY among the richest and most
powerful and trustworthy corporations of the
country ; and there exists a present value,
in completed road and work done. equal
to the entire amount of the mortgage.
he details Of the Loan 1--we been arranged
with special refer nee 10 tbe wants of all classes
OF investors, and combine The vari Us e lures
of Convenience, safety, and protect OIL against
loss or fraud.
The Bonds are in denominations of
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WEST
SPRINGFIELD. VI. April % 1870


FRIEND EARLE The Vermont Annual
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church began its regular session in this
place Yesterday, Bishop Simpson presiding.
Rev. r. Morgan was elected Secretary
The usual religious exercises were engaged
in, and the Conference proceeded to bust
ness which was mostly preliminary. In
the afternoon Rev. r. II. Barton preached
the Conference sermon. Text I'd Cor. SO
Theme-The Liberality of God as mani
Tested in Jesu, Christ The sermon was
an able and appropriate showing forth of
the doctrine of the text clearly identified
with Christ's divine character. Rev. -
Knowles of the New England Conference
preached in the evening Jesus the author
and fnisher ofour Faith. Friday morning
opens bright and beautiful after the great
rain. The Conference opened at half past
eight Rev. F. Copeland in the chair. Re-
ligious exercises by Rev. w. j. Kidder.
The Conference work is begun in earnest,
and there is promise of a short and pleas
ant session. | will send you full reports
and the appointments in season for the
next paper. II.
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While hunting, Tuesday of last week,
Charles Folsom found the dead body of a
man floating in the water, it having caught
on some bushes on the bank of the Con-
neclicut river, on the New Hampshire side,
nearly opposite the Ok Bow in Newbury.
Folsom made his discovery known to the
proper authorities, and they, upon looking
the body over, found several gashes from
two to three inches long on the top and front
of his head, and the skull broken in on the
back side, the injuries looking as if they
might have been done with an axe. The
corpse was well dressed, and appeared to
be about 40 years Of age There was moth
ing in his pockets that revealed his name.
or from whence he came. On his left arm
was cross, with the letters NJ. D., marked
with indellible ink. 1t is thong ht that
time will reveal the facts connected with
this incident
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Tuesday of last week VIM. Kelsey of
Warren, cut his throat with a razor, having
been found in the barn, with cash about
four inches long on each side of his wind
pipe. When discovered he was still alive,
but so weak as to be unable to reach his
razor to finish the job, having laid the
weapon on a girth after making the incls-
ions in his throat. There is a prospect of
his living. He is about 60 years of age,
and in good circumstances pecuniarily.-
No cause is known for his thus committing
violence on himself
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FLOUR, CORN & MORE FLOUR

n NJ. & n. W. SCOTT having purchased the
FIGURING Mill at Glover Village, respectfully an
n unce to the inhabitants OF Glover and vicinity.
tn At in addition to our custom business, we in
tend TO keep constantly on hand al grades -
Western Flour; also, Corn and other coarse
feed, which will be sold at a small advance Oh
cost
Ana having secured the services of n. B. Chal-
lis. well known as an experienced and skillfu
miller, we Fee confident that we can give better
satisfaction, especially in the wheat department
than any other mill in Northern Vermont -
Hoping by strict attention to business, and con
slant effort to please, to secure a large share o.
patronage. Please give us call. I2m3
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CHOICE FAMILY PREPARATIONS,
PREPARED AND PUT Up BY
II ENRY & CO
Wholesale Dealers i'll
Drugs, Proprietary Medicines and Perttmery
Leavenworth Block, College SFeet,
BURLINGTON, VERNON
TX
N. II. Downs Vegetable Bstamuc
Elixir. -

Elixir, -
has no equal for the speedy cure ofCoughs, Cold
Group and Whooping Cough; all lung com
wonderful Medicine. No family should be With
out it. Call for DolsnS Elirir, and take nc other
Henry's Vermont Liniment.
An internal as well as external remedy taken
internally, it Is maste: Pain Killer, Pain Curer
Pain ReHever, or Pain AnnIhiator. Reader, Dc
not sleep till You get bottle for trial; read full
directions, especially for breaking up a cold.
Henry's Vegetable Worm Lozenges.
Entirely Vegetable Warranted free from M,1era
Poison, perfectly safe and sure TO remove worm,
has been thoroughly tested by thousands o.
families in the United States and Cauadas, anc
is perfect SUGGESTS pleasant to the taste-s
white sugar drop or lo1engc. Children eat then
as readily as candy. The advantage they possess
over any other is, thar they require no physic tC
carry them off. Every mother shosId keep
with each box.
DR.. JohnsoE's Ca!isaya Ditters,
A superior combination Of Banks, Roots, and
Herbs, not hitherto attained by any other man.
ufacturer Of Bitters.
Are you suffering with Dyspepsia, Jauudice
Constipation Los, of Appetite or any Of then
kindred diseases Then try these Biuers. and he
convinced than hey contain RARE NrDICIN
AL and CURATIVE VIRTUES. and do not he
long TO that class OF "SIopS" misnamed "Bii.
tiers" Physicians will Gud them beneficial where
a powerful Quiuiue Tonic IS wanted a~ they con.
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"A d v z r It I 3 z

1t is an undeniable fact, proved by ex-
perience, beyond any shadow OF doubt,
and admitted by all business men, every
where, that advertising PAYS. No
matter how big the humbug, largely
advertised, will sell, for a while, like
peanuts at a caravan.
One of the most successful methods
of advertising is through the medium
of what is termed by printers: Filters,
a small circular, (the cost Of which is
comparatively nothing) left at each
house, in village, and country round
about, three or four times a year. This
circular is read by ninety-nine persons
out of every one hundred whereas a
newspaper advertisement, unless very
conspicuously displayed, is not read by
more than two-thirds Of the people
at most.
The Barton Job Office has on hand
a quality of white paper, which, by the
application Of a little ink, can be made
to tell any story any dealer may wish
to place before the eyes of the people
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BUY Me, AND FLLDO YOUGOOD,

BUY NE, AND FLL YOUGOOD.
DIR. Eangley's Root and Herb Bitters
IRE a sure remedy for Liver Complaint IN all il,
'orms, Humors of the Blood and Skin Scrofula
Dyspepsia. Costiveness, Indigestion, Jaundice
Headache and Bilious Diseases, General Debili-
y, sc They cleanse the system, regulate the
bowels, restore the appetite, purify the blood
'uengthen the body, and thoroughly prepare
% resist diseases of all kinds. GEO. c. GOOD
WIN & CO., Boston. Sold by all Druggists.
LIST OF $500 NEWSPAPERS
Manhood and WomanhOod.-Essays fol
Young Men, free, in sealed envelopes HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia Pa
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Children's Diseases

For Whooping Cough Dodd's Nervine is adj
ministered with unexampled success. Mothers,
rememhsr this and save your little ones the ago
ny of most distressing complaint 1t also
works admirably in measles, bringing out the
rash well and leaving the bowels free and health
fu. See recommendations IN pamphlet. For the
diseases which af1ict children when teething,
nothing can furnish MOI instant or grateful re-
lief. Remember, it con- rs no opium in any
farm
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GLOVER.
IJARDWICk.

Mrs. A. p. Brown-;raucc sPeaker-will
speak in Glover South church the first
Sunday in May.
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For twenty-five cents you can buy o
your Druggist or Grocer package of ses
Moss Farine, manufactured from pure Ir
ish Moss or Carrageen, which will max,
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango, and Ike
quantity of puddings, Custards, Creams
Charlotte Russo, &c, &c. 1t is by far thu
cheapest, healthiest and most deliciou.
food in the world
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
SO Park Place, \. Y.
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BUSINESS MEN
DEALERS IN

DEALERS ~
Gimlcts, Gouee>, TweezcrS, Pliers,
Pots and Kettles, Pans and Frier>,
All sorts of things for all sorts of buyers
Hoby-hor>es, Tops, Shuttlecocks and
Dolls.
Dancing Jacks, Drum, and Trumpet~,
Clock, and Watches. Bats and Balls,
&c, &c, &c. Also dealers in
Fresh Goods from the East, Gewgaw>
for Girls, Tomtooleries for Boys, Fncie>
for Women, Substantials for men, Old
Iron, Pewter, Lead, Copper, Ropes and
Rags, Hardware, Hoop Skirts, Dry
Goods, MoIaSses, Putty, Groceries
Grindstones, &c, &c, &c,
Anybody, in any kind Of business
if you want to keep up a good trade
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY AT BALTIMORE
Mrs Catherine Marsh, April q, cut the
Threats of her four children and her moth
er, Mrs. Dwyer, with whom she lived. Mrs.
Dwyer made the following anti mortem
statement:
About four o'clock this afternoon her
self and her daughter Catherine and three
children of the latter were in the house
Mrs. Marsh asked her if she had ten cents,
and on her answering No" she said she
had ten cents. She then put on her bon
net and went a few doors and borrowed a
/ butcher knife, and then proceeding to
school No. l3 and calling govt her son James
aged eight years, cut his throat from ear to
ear, nearly severing his head from his
body. \ little boy named Burnett came
out Of the school with James and witnessed
the murder. Mrs. Marsh rushed at the
boy Burnett, but he ran and escaped. She
then returned to her home and went into
the back yard, where another son, William,
aged seven years was swinging, his lttl
sister Mary Jane, aged four years, being at
play near by. She seized William, cutting
his throat, causing instant death, and i'm.
mediately grasped her little girl and APP
piled her weapon, cutting off her head
. enc Iutu went INTO JNt mousse anu cut lUC
throat of her young child, George, aged ,
year, and five months the head was near
( ly severed from the body. She next as
saulted her mother, aged "a years and very
/ feeble, cutting her 50 terribly that she cam
not survive. Mrs. Marsh, the murderess, Is
about p years Old, was born in the county
of Kerry, Ireland, and has been in the
. United States about 20 years. She was
married about nine years ago in this city
to VIM. Marsh. a barber who left her about
eighteen months since to find employment
/ elsewhere. He is now said to live in New
/ York city. The reputation and character
/ OF Mrs. Marsh is said to have been very
good-she was, undoubtedly, temporarily
insane
The faces of the murdered children, as
they lay side by side tonight, are placid
and calm, as if in a sweet sleep. They are
dressed neatly in the same clothes they
wore when killed.
At nine o'clock tonight, the mother.who
is confined at the eastern police station,
was conscious Of her terrible deed.
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A Cough, COLD or SORE THROAT
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS PRACTICE

In the ueatment OF Diseases incidentto Females.
has placed DIR. DOW at the head OF all phvsi
clans making such practice speciality, and en-
abIes him TO guarantee speedy and permanent
cure in the worst eases of Suppression and all
other Menstrual Dsrangemsnts from whatever
causes. All letters for advice must contain 81.
Office, No. ENDICoIT STREET, Boston.
y. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to
remain under treatment.
Boston, July, 1865. 29yl
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26 WONDERFUL PUZZLES for 10 cents. All new
Address r. H. Walker, Box 1886, New York.
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Where arc You g5,ng2 focal ou 20 friend. without
pack Vt Visiting Cards Don't You do it,, 1t amt
the fashion" have "a new lat of cards which inst
came over OH the Atlantic Cable. about five minutes
ago. and "tAc very latest fashion out" They are
ahead of anything ever before introduced into thi'
country the '-tirrciaU Bend and Alexandria Limp
not excepted; and t. Doe all the rage this SUM
mcr. Twenty-Five for twu cents apiece
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Office Of FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN.
MENT SECURITIES,
No. 5 NASSAU ST., NEW YORK,
February Is, 1870.

The remarkable successwhich attended our ne
gotation of the Loans of the CENTRAL Pa cIFIc
RAILROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popularity and
credit which these Loans have main aimed in the
markets, both in this country and in Europe,
have shown that the First Mortgage Bonds of
ely-located and honorably- managed Rail-
roads are promptly recognized and readily taken
as the most suitable, safe, and advantageous
form of investment, yielding more liberal in
come than can hereafter be derived from Gov
eminent Bonds, and available to take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation
of superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting
great public want, and rendering a valuable ser
vce-both to the holders Of Capital and 10 those
great National works Of internal improvement
whose intrinsic merit and substantial character
entitle them to use of Capital and the confidence
of investors-we now offer with special conf
deuce and satisfaction the
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GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS. 81

n GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS! SIS
to S9n0 per month. We want TO emnlov
a good agent in every county IN the U s
on commission or larry to introduce our
" World Renowned Patent White Wire
" T1othes Line; will last hundred wears
ii WIfvou want profitable and pleasant en-
oIoyment. address R. S. BUSH & CO.. Manu-
facturers IS Wiliam-st, n. Y, or l6 Dearborn
: Chic,rn iva
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The subscriber presents the compliments Cot
the season to his many friends, with hearty
thanks for their liberal patronage in the past
ard would especially request a continuance OF
The same. He will shoe horses IN future at re-
duced rates will keep constantly on hand good
assortment of hand made shoes and nails. All
finds Of jobbing done promptly and in the best
manner.
All work warranted. Terms cash after this
date R. II. BARNARD.
West Charleston Jan. l. 1870, ana
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HOLLAND.
IRANRI-RGsII.

McWhirtcr ~ Blake have bought the
mill privilege and land connected with it,
where Horace Glover lost by fire, for $3.50.
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lNE HUNDRED THOUSAND BOTTLES PEI
aNhUM.
The New England Family Medicine.
DODD'S NERVINE
AND INvIGORATOR.
And expressly adapted to the relief and perma

A THOROUGH TONIC AND STOMACHIC.
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1t is proverbial that people treat cold land
he generally accompanying cough as somethii &
that will cure itself; hnt neglect is serious and
sometimes fatal. The fame of Dodd's Nervine in
The relief of colds is established. Use this stand
,rd remedy, and so far abstain from liquids of
all kinds as TO keep somewhat thirsty for few
DAYS and the worst cold will soon be gone
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THE STANDARD.
Local News.
BLOOMINGTON.

James Wilson has sold his Buel place to
Ira L. Kilbourn for 81 500.
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LADIES ?

lAn Communications strictly coutdyu-
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION,

The examination of teachers for the town of
Barton will take place at the village school house,
Barton Landing, May 7th, at one o'clock, P. m.
The public are cordially invited to attend.
o. H. AUSTIN, Supt.
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TANNERY FOR SALE

MOUSTACHES forced TO grow in six week.
Recipe sent for so cts. Address H. RICHARDS
Box 1886 New York p O
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$1,000, $500, bN9 500.


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