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pcgr.-r Remedies.
Ayers $2rs3PaTiiia
FOR RIFYfNG rue BLOOD.

Tas reputation t.is ex-
ca-lelt medicine aa .uss. is
~ derived .ral- j.. .-r--. many
~ u which aye TIA. s. mar
70 - .c--. U.s. 4rte-c--il cases q
c-a-uINl- disease, where
II .- the system seemed s1tura-
. Be- TED vl-1 H-~lp tIlL. have
--sz5 been p-r.-ei and cured by
it. seq ,u.a1s af'ec'io ms ant
disorder. which were 4.
-raFatec ~ t-c scr.fIlUus
--lS - -.lta1-.ll;.l1 until they
wer0 pa -Iy al ,---- have .eau r.lirlily cl-e+
ir such great numbers l almost every section o.. the
country that che public ---rra need -n be inform
Cd oi its virtues l-i uses.
fg.7-- poison IS one " che u. g. destructive
enemies si our race. Ottel, this unseen and uuie.t
tenant 0' Che --l 5rI -erl ucs the -ol-t tg-lal.
al1 invites the -t-'a embedding fatal ,easss
without excl Jim. s-suIc w ai us presence. Again
o. seems Gu breed Infection throughout the body,
and then. 90 some favorable occasion. rapidly de-
vel Is -t one - cher u' 70, l-4eous forms. either
90 --e surface 90 ~ the vitals. ia the latter
tl-erc-es may Pc suddenly deposited To- the lungs
or heart. or ---- formed 20 the liver OF 10 s10us
It's Tre-el hy eruption the skin or f1uI ulcer
soual use e.. b -tis al -l- ,-r, i'i is advisable.
oven sleu ll acr-e syn pta-ls % disease appear.
fe-s rs a'-';c- with the following complaints gen
era . Al+ u.-el.-ts relief AMI no length, cure,
By tie use % Ills SsEs4PTRILL4s So. 4rtsory'1
tt-f, h-'r 1r LrH''ffsr, F,ts- >4't hts21l, S-1d
Neal, Li-Ia. -7- >.-s EgTf- Sore E1-s, and other
eruutal- NJ r'e rms of SEQ ~ -1.r isea.e Al
-l -a tl. more consoles. forms. as Iarrsrsl1 Irrr-
~, Hglt bls.17s. tias EruslsU, Nsl-4 ga and tie
nervous systems.
Se75ii' ar I..--e4l and H.--4-.l. Diseases are
cured by %, though long tine is eu.red for sub
dung these obstinate ua.slics ty ar medicine
Bat NJ -f.-le1 use q tl-s medicine viii cure
the complaint. L1aa.l --l-4 or 5fltss, Uterine UI-
c-r1fl1-r an. -If Ls.s.ses. aye commonly soon
seli -vc and u-,.matey cured nv It's purifying and
llFi- ---1- elect Minute Directions for each
case are found TO rur Almanac. supplied GRATIS.
kfs-Hllirr7 and G1-f, when caused ~ accumula-
tons % eN-rlne 1s matter TO the blood, yield quick
u. A- a Z o. a. IA 1rr-
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Aew advertisements.

PLANT STANDS, FLO WEIR TRELLI-
SEES, TERRA GOTTA HANGING
VASES, WIRE HANGING
BASKETS, FLOW
Err POTS, AT
PEIRCE'S.
80 BAGS
ASHTON SALT,
80 BAGS CANADA
SALT, FRUIT JARS,
AT PEIRCE'S.
1000 MOWER SECTIONS, KNIVES
COMPLETE FOR WOODS NOW
Err. At PEIRCES.
June 6-rd&wtt
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"LANTATIoN BITTERs.

S. T-lS60-X.
rg7uis wonderful vegetable restorative is the
! s4-et-anchor Of the feeble and dobiliated. As
a tonic and cordial for the aged and languit il has
no eQu1i among st0machcs. As a remedy for the
ucrv6u5 weakness 20 which women are especial ly
sugcc, Q is suporceding every other stimulant. IN
al crfes, tropical, temperate or fngd il acts as
sye- 4e 10 every species OF disorder which under
mines 40 bodily strength and breaks down the
saiaial spirits. For sale by ali druggists.
ularztf Vfu
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TO THE FARMERS!

To T y = A X NHf8h"s
I'VE would call the attention Of S ,n 70
MOWER AND REAPER AND SELF
RAKER as being in Lightness Of draft. Conyen-
lent to handle, and Dursti ity the most profitable
machine 10Y the farmer 10 buy II is made OF the
best Of material. with wrought iron Guards faced
with hardened steel, with a Steel Cutter Bar, that
never breaks. Having been improved the last year
il Is adapted tn cutting both grass and grain on IN
even surface whether lodged or tangled, with per
fe,t Subtraction II will he sold IS a Mower, or
combined for reaping all kinds Of grain. corn &c
The Machine is kept Tor sale by Ladd Clark,
Mi ton, Dennis Fish. South Burlington, b. G.
Rounds Monktnn Ridge ami by the subscriber, who
has for sale HAY TEDDERS, and the best kind OF
STEEL WIRE TOOTH HORSE RAKES.
N. r. MILLER,
May 25-dlaw&w6w ShelDurn VI
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TMaSsS R gs5 T " 8 SIS sT TjgS5I

NENIS- Oure hupture, Abdominal or Uterine
Weskuess and Piles. Different approved patterns
Comfortable, safe, light clearly, used in bathing,
udestructaele steel springs coated Elastic Stock
in-s, feltsi Braces, handages, etc.-GREAr VARIETY
Establishments, 1877 Chestnut St., Phila and } Ann
st, Now York, opposite Herald Building send
stamp ior Pamphlet. Sold by Druggist mailed or
eZp-usa msr2td &W3m
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DREW L FFORD.
attorneys d Co-l .si-or.-ct-Lae, Solicitor
550rs ne Coari OF Claims, PG't,t
Ch~e, &C., &C.,
50 wall Street Brown BTos Building. NEWYO
and g. u ST eet. between stb & I0th Sts
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Special sttention 70 Revenue and Custom Cases
ard 10 Claims requiring Congressional action CT
prosecution before the Departments.
JOIN 7. DRgE. Nj. 2. SRI FyoRD
eept.Z.dkWtf
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The Magic Comb S vii Ss.f Rsi: y !

beard to a permanent black or brown. 1t contain
10 Peison. any one can use il. One set BY mail ~
O.. Address
MA"iC COMB CO., spring asld, Mass.
laar2td&w7m
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MAKE HOME BEAUTIFUL.

A little money invested in good Pictures Nill DO
more to aiorn and make pleasant home than a
much larger sum expended in an other manner. A
fine stock Of Engravngs, Prints $40 uls auG Pho
sale by
c. +. NCu SC.
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DRTGes gEVCe'.
Patent Medicines,
OleI-'a-sl
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HAIR vg ORR.

YOUNG BULLS. CO.'S AND HELPERS.
The get Of
CLIMAX, nth Duke OF Th0rndale and ith Duke
~ Geneva.
COWS & EElFEGS ~ CALI O. litl Duke Of
Thorudale.
Prices moderate, and terms easy
a. ". GEiSNOLD. or
WM. WILLIAMS. Herjsman,
Malvern Farms, Morr-syille, Vt 9wtf
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AMUsRMENTs.

~~~~> ~w~
IA LIZ. CHRISTINA NILss0y.-TO.DAYA Att
~ s;1 srte: TI rssSss; %
ss.'ss SAss ss;:rs,: i. r.S:ssSss r. s.s@orss Of
rwskass nslss. regular
Mo- Ss - s' Iss ~. s::':,sa y
s'SpGr H. sp' yiguxsffE%a Sr $500 Nh
MAX MAkETh Ms arsnd Italian oper. orchesirs
Sssss.i ..na s.,on IL
Reserved Seat: ssna - s.sh .esori,.g to location.
GENERAL NILSSON TICKET OFFICE.
AT ste'nway HAN, on Fourteenth street
Branch ticket oee Ut sehirmers M, 0i aud also 81 No.
fhi.sdeipSia commencing October u,
baltimore, Mon lay and rneaday, oclober IL andB
MArIxEE-BAasAny RUDE. THIS AFTERNOON
AT LIMA EpwiSs THEATRE
M0NDAy-CoMLDY AID nUkLEssUE
To SA tp ss TaTHyEE
MoNDA i-COXEDY AND BURLEsRUE.
T Asst DAY AND NIGHT or sAaSAsy Ryncs.
coNEb byA xsS s III s
INA NSDsh t rsfHrRk HpassIoS oc
hoSDAr-cOAID, AND BuhLEsQUE
WALLAcks
Proprietor and Manager..........Mr LESTER wALLACK
FOX THE PRESENT
Of Sheridan's crcat Comedy,
lHE RIVALS.
CHAhALTkhS BY
Mr. JOHN BRO, GuAd, Mr.. JOHN GILBERT, Mr..
uEVRuR CLAkKE, Mr. J. n. STODDART, Mr.. y. r. KINu-
COLD, Mr.. j. q WILLIAMSON, MIR. u. NJ. hULLAND,
Mr.. W. !. LEONARD, Mr.. ): PECK. Miss MApELINE
HkHRIsUES, MIS- chilly MESTAYEh. Miss HELM
TRACY, Aiss ANNIE DELAND
ON AINnAt, OCT. 10. viii be pro iuced with
NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCrNEkYs
COST MES AND ArfOINIMENrSs
TWO ROSES
Due notice will be CIV. Of the repetition OF
60, l y, s. NJ nLS n,,us uuyr "a a.
netts skkIULs FAMILY both OF which comedies are IN
preparation.
Eaice win gwen OF the frt appearance Of Mr.
CHARLES FISHER, Nj. OWEN MAnLOw r.. Mr. Chan
ROCK ELL, ar NJ flanagan Mrs. THOMAS BARRY,
Mas EFfIk UEkMON and Mrs. JOHN SETON.
BOX BOOK nov OPEN
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RIO LET--ON MURRAY HILL. "A PLEASANTLY STU
ned hrnisned Iuass tie present VI remain
TO objection soaTGes. Address s boa S,6i Post
oacs.
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RIO LHT-A HEALI. NEATLY FUREISuED HOUSE.
except three a. Ia East lhriyhrst street. keni
abs per month.
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RIO LEr-a GOOD WELL FURNISHED HOUSE, STU
nted l2sh between Fourth and fifth
FUN lot ~ ieet deep stable MI IN good order
built her8iofee occupied ny only
tul responsible tenant ihe viii be made SAILS actOry
Apply With rosereucea, to the owner = j. Law RENEE 10
AL strce, New Xnxk Imme iise posse ssion given.
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mo LET ON %URRAY HILL. PLEASANTLY SITUA-
4 ted furnished House; he present occupants wiz re-
main ceyctscn 10 few bearders Addreas s box S6l
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-08

kITBLO'S GARDEN
In LaSSEEN and MANAGERS. JARRETT PALMER.
FORTH WEEK OF the Eht;A EMENT OF
the Charming oung Acliess
LUTrA, LOTT,
LuTih LUIfa,
Wuo VIII appear for the
LAST TINES LAST TINES
LAST TINES LAST TINES
AT tbs AATINEE TODAY AT2
Ar TAG MATINEE TODAY Mt 2,
ANu TuIS EVENING At 3,
AND TniS EVENING Mr. 8,
IN Tom iayior's Beautiful Drama, entitled
TICKET Or LEAVE NAN.
TICKET or LEAVE MAN.
TICKET OF LaAvG MAN.
LOTrA AS SAM wILLOUGHPY.
L,TIA AS SAM WILL OUolBy.
MONDAY EVENING, oc'. l., Broushams ioru ar Drama
LITTLE NELL AND THE MhRCHIUNESS.
watch Lolita viii sing
rHERESA'S GREAT SONG, the QUACk.
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DARrIEs LOOKING FOR UNFINISHED HOUSES
l. And Apnslens viii hni elegant aud substantial furni.
ture al sacson Prices soAEKYILLks Fourteenth street,
tilth
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RIO LkT-FOR ONE TWO OR THREE YEARS, A
very elegantly fnrnshed basement House, 10 perfect
tF expressly the owners rrsdence vii he
rented only esp0Bsbe parties and not Tor boarding pur
poses. Apply 70 As N. LUDLOW CO., NO Pine street
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ITO LET-FuESEsHED, A RoARDING HOUSE IN
4 Twenty-EtFenth street. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues; rent aefQ per month Apply pEkSsMAkER,
Ia West Twenty seventh street.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LIGHTHOUSE AND FURNr-
new IN FiitynEs street. between kghth aud Ninth
everything for housekeeping ha waned
hion lpmen Atay oggwn stone, high stoop.
GEOR9B T. sACbE, 20 Corllandt street, New York
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uso LET-Ar REDUCED RENT THE DEsIRA BILE
Dwelling - East l2Eth street, fronting Mount Aorcis
square, near blith avenue contains ~ rooms; the
improvements, and 10 perfect order. Apply JAM rs
pkICE, 900 Endaou street.
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DROWN sr0AF HOUSE TO LET-NEWLY PAINTED
ID In olaas ali modern
furnished, seea yessfsed for pby stefan. Inquire OF
premises, ia Nnst Forty -efth street.
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GS0 0Q0 "A FISANCIAL PARTNkR WANTED
pCU.OOOs To JON the working man OF Jobbins bas
ness, years standing. WA na 81, ,su per yea
10 active None but those who have the money
mean business need address H. .. q. CO. Herald sice
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NEW POUR STORY BROWN STONE HOT Sc, 6
II Ned Forty ollb street, between th sixth ave
naes. let hard wood Loca good Possession
Kent x.,taV per AnnNm. Apply on pfemises.
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YI,o RRNy-suLLy FURNISHED, INCLUDING CHINA
linen and silver, Bcuse u TweutyBxth street. between
SIKH and seventh good chance Tor business Adj
drrxs y. OH
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WANrED--A MAN WITH MODERATE CAPITAL, To
w take the interest of partner in wholesale house
broadway who desires to wisndraS IN account OF IL heath
maa capable of managing the LnaDc,Al department
could enga without especial knowledge the 1snss
which is legitimate aourislng Address IeE1liING,
st4ti0n a.
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G,oEn PER rCEFH-FURNISHED ELEGANTLY,
gov swo geara, three story high stoop slone Forty
fourth street. hssvSrn Gi,th avenue and Brosdway.
HATCH A kIkEls, l.4y2 broadway
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an ELEGANT NEW FOUR STORY HIGH STOoP
II brown stene, fressosd throughout; Madison
nue. opposs Columbia College green immediate possession.
Apply premises, ~ East Fort -ninth street.
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81 WEST TwENTy-sECoND sTREET.-PARLoR
and Bedrooms second aud th rJ uoors to let
gentlemen only, without board.
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~ EAST TwENTf-FIFTH srREET.--Two COMFORT
ably ful n!shed Rooms let. To single gentlemen only
without board References required.
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no LIT, FURRISRED-TuE NEW THREE STORY
4 brown steao Hcnse ~ Foryfouith street; ten
rooms ga s-o convenient Madison
stages iInIsedtAts pots eAsion.
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40 AMIIY STA LARGE. HANDSOMELY FUs
= ~ nishcd Room nd story To let two
soma convenient 10 all limos OF and stages.
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4 f39 THIRD AEENUE.-To LEr-A MOST DE.
IA srsbls three sioTy hi House. with three lots
ground and stable being the Park makes chance
seldom inaa Il-h isssa given. Apply as above.
JAMES ROWE
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Tio SIXTH AvENUE.-HANDs MELy FURNISH.
I'D ed front Room In private family for a single GEN.
tlenaD.
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An edor Of All which lie management feel juslUed In
pron0unciDg
rue FINEST SCENIC pRuD CTION EVER EXHIBITED
On ANY STAGE.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR ~ CARLO FAITH
LIVERY 4, ENIEG AND ShTCKuA, MATINEE.
Seais secured ten advance tc hoa olce
Scifntrs s0I Erie Railway Ticket olico
corner Twenty thru st Get aud broadway.
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FURNISHED HOUSE 10 RENT FOR $50 PER
IN month, Ninety second street, block nom the
Central fafk. Any family desiring iity furnished ana
comfortable wpuid do well examine this one;
DO renchcd ~ Madison Avenue railroad Apply u
J.. II. Ludlow a CO.. No. Pine street
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were drawn, and it is said that the
excitement in consequence was great.
That territory has voted for female
suffrage, in the hope, it is supposed, of
inducing females to emigrate there, as
they are scarce in that region.
The statement of the public debt
March ], shows the national indebted
ness to have decreased S6,5O0,0OO in
the month of February. There are
SlO2,000,000 of gold in the treasury,
and sl0,0OO,OOO in currency. This
gold, if set afoat, would DO something
in the way of specie payments, which
which we hope may soon gladden. all
hearts.
The number of persons enfranchised
by the fifteenth amendment in Ken.
lucky is $4,000, in Maryland $4,000,
in Missouri 10000, in Pennsylvania
$4,000, in New York 10000, in New
Jersey 5000, in Delaware $500, in
Ohio $500, in Connecticut 1000, and
in Indiana 1900. Seven tenths of
this additional strength may safely be
counted as republican.
The steamer Golden City which
left San Francisco on the 18th Of Feb.
ruary for Panama, was wrecked and
went ashore near Point Lazaro, Low
er California, on the 22d. Her pas
sengers-500 in number-were land
ed in safety on barren and inhospit-
able shore. They all started on foot
for Santa Maria Bay, some twenty
miles distant and fifteen are missing,
they having probably wandered and
got lost on the road.
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Miscellaneous Items.

Napoleon is investing IN o-Zos'
Victoria has e2,OOO,00O laid up.
Wheat is an inch high in Kansas.
California complains of dull trade.
Icebergs are in "bloom" in Alaska.
The Mormon troops number 5000.
Real estate at Omaha has experienced
collapse Prices are down.
The Philadelphia police are raidlng on
the gamblers.
Middlebury, Vt, has voted $4,000 IN
aid of the Addison county railroad.
New York is now sending oysters by ev-
cry steamer to England.
A Quebec paper saws there are three tons |
of twenty cent pieces in one of the bank I
vaults of that city.
An extensive deposit Of soapstone has
been discovered near Willimantic, Connec-
ticut.
About thirty Chinese are attending a
free night school in Carson, Nevada, and
are very apt scholars.
The Northern Railway elevator at To-
rontO, Canada, containing about ll6,0UO
barrels Of -four, was burned March lst.
A woman died in Bridgeport, Ct, last
week of trichina spiralis, caused by eating
raw ham.
A party Of negroes captured the other
day, down the Savannah river, an alligator
seventeen feet three inches in length, with
fifteen young ones.
A little girl in Boston thought the min
| lister wanted some office, because in pray
ing he kept saying, Grant, we beseech
| thee"
| Somebody writes from California that it
is hard place for the poor man and labor
er there at the present time. Taxes are
oppressive, the prices Of most commodities
exhorbitant, crime abundant, and the
courts corrupt.
Senator BrOwnloW's son writes to Chica-
90 that the honorable senator's health has
recently been steadily improving, all the
published statements to the contrary not
outstanding.
In Dayton, Ohio, last week. a little girl
of eight years was attacked BY two ferocious
dogs and literally torn limb from limb.
A salt Lake letter says Brigham Young,
with several prominent saints, will soon
start with large train and camp equipage
on a three months tour at the South. His
motive Is unknown, but it Is conjectured
that he goes to seek new Zion
The Grand Army Of the Republic ID
Cincinnati requires it members to read ac-
counts Of their military experience at stat
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-03-08
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS or
SEWING MACHINES.

All parties using the straight needle Sewing
Machines are hereby informed that if the needles
are not self-adjusting, they can be made So at ali
expense Of ST, by process invented by the IN
designed, by presenting them atthe Daguerrean
Rooms of J. \. Webster, Barton. Vt.
Machines sent by express for the above i'm
prOyement should be accompanied with needles
belonging TO them, and should have one set prop
erly in the Machine.
Parties having machines purchased of me can
have the same applied At half price. All ma
chimes sold by me or ny agents hereafter viii be
furnished with seif-adjustiug needles
l0w3 f. P. CHENEY. Glover. VT.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-03-08
RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
For sale on account OF i'll health, by Elisha and
Salma Davis Of Sheffield, between
800 and 100 Acres of Real Estate.

QUO anu iOU Acres OF Real Estate.
consisting in part Of the farm on which they now
reside, containing about 1870 acres: also % acres
of pasture and sugar lot, and all theIsugar appa-
ratus; also about 100 acres of pasture wood and
sugar land; also about 26 acres of wood and tim
Der land, and abont u acres of pasturing, all in
the town of Sheffield. SAID farm averages about
70 tons of hay yearly, besides a large crop of
grain, potatoes, corn, and turnips. There is
young apple orchard on the farm of about Is
trees also blue and red pums. The buildings
and fences are in good repair. The farm is well
watered. 1t is situated one mile from Sheffield
village and seven miles from Lyndon depot
Said real estate will be sold cheap. and posses
sion given immediately. part of the purchase
money will be required on delivery of the deed
the remainder can lay on said real estate with
yearly payments. Those wishing to purchase
will please come and see it. The most of the
hay can be cut with machine. There is a good
chance for crop this year. Said farm can be
occupied as dairy and sheep farm if desired
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LOOK HERE FARMERS.

have the Norway Oats that l will warrant
genuine I procured the seed Of D. W Rams
dell. They are the same, and as good as those
advertised for s. per bushel.
l will sell one bushel for 10, or two bushels
for 50, delivered at the depot and no charge for
bags. Samples sent on receipc Of a 8 cent stamp
Address S. Y. MEADER,
lOw3 Walden, Vt.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Orleans, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands ofalI persons
against the estate of ANSON SHATTUCK,l late of
Derby, in said District, deceased, represented
lnsolyent, and the term OF six months from the
10th day of March, 1870, being allowed by said
Court to the creditors of said deceased to exhib-
it and prove their respective claims before us:
Give notice that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
widow Lucy Shattuck, in Derby in said Dis
trct, on the second Saturdays of June and Sep
TENDER next, at one o'clock in the afternoon. on
each of said days.
EZRA F. DARLING,
JOHN F. MORRILL,, ComnS'
Derby, March 3, A. D., 1870. I0w3
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A HEGIRA.-Thc Kansas fever in
these parts is terribly dangerous this
spring, and threatens to carry off more
of our citizens than we may wish to
spare, and the worst of it is the fever
takes our most intelligent, thrifty and
enterprising population. The follow
ing from Glover and Barton start this
week, in company with Elisha White,
who has been here this winter on a
missionary tour u: Emory Cook, Joseph
II. Cook. Sidney Skinner, wife and
sister, Geo, Taplin, Edwin Winslow.
Il. G. Pierce, Daniel T. Virgins, and
a whole brood from Bloomington, Der
by and other towns in the north part
of the county. We hope they will
find in the soil and climate of Kansas
all that their fondest desires may an.
ticipate. When you all get out there
and we'll located, each of you send us
$500 and take the Standard.