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1870.
1870.

1870. THE NURSERY, 1870.
The best, cheapest and most richly illustrated
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
THE SPRING TERN OF THE
State Normal School at Johnson,

WILL BEGIN
Wednesday, February is, 1870,
and continue Eleven Weeks. The School has
been in successful operation for THREE YEARS,
and with the experience of the past. and the in
creased facilities of the present, it now offers the
best of advantages to those wishing to fit them
selves for teaching.
TUITION free to those needing aid. Ample
facilities for Board or Rooms. Applications
should be made early.
For Catalogue, Board or Rooms, apply to the
Principal, or H. W. ROBINSON,
Secty of Trustees.
Johnson, Vt. Jan. II. 1870 3w3
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NUMBER 3.
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for it. 1t produces little or no pain; leaves the
organs free from irritation, and never over taxes
or excites the nervous system. In all diseases
ofthe skin, blood, stomach, bowels, liver, kid
neys-of children, and in many difficulties pecu-
liar to women, it brings prompt re lief and Ger
tain cure. The best physicians recommend and
prescribe it; and no person who once uses this,
will voluntarily return TO the use of any other
cathartc.
Sent by mail on receipt of price and postage
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ERASTUS SPENCERS ESTATE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
L by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis.
trict of Orleans, Commissioners TO receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of ERAsTUs SPENCER,
late of Bloomington in said District, deceased re.
presented insolyent, and the term of six months
IRON the 29th day of Dec. 1869. being allowed
by said Court to the creditors OF SAID deceased,
to exhibit and prove their respective claims be.
fore us.
Give notice that we will attend to the duties Of
our appointment at the dwelling house of VIM.
Spencer, in Bloomington, in said District, on
the first Fridays of May and July next, at
l o'clock, in the afternoon, on each of said DAYS.
o. H. AUSTIN, lc..,-
S. S. TINKHAM Nolnil )
Barton Landing, Jan. 6, A. D. 1869. 2w3
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IRASHTRGU,
LOW ELI.

b. +. PANE Is expecting to remove to
Jay, with his family, to manage the lumber
business there. He has purchased of Root
" Men their interest in the clapboard and
board mill, there.
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VIM. JoSLYN & SONS, Barton, Vt, are Sole
Proprietors, to whom all orders should be adj
dressed.
Wholesale Agents-Geo. C. Goodwin & Co.,
3S Hanover Street, Boston, Mass; Burr Perry,
26 fremont Street, Boston, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsTs AND MEDICINE
DEALERS.
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LORlLLARDS This brand of Fine c t
CENTURY chewing os s1erior anr has no
| Chewing Tobacco It is without doubt the best
| chewing tobacco IN the country.
| LORILLARD'S have now been in general use
ouurrn in the United States over 10
. n u . years, and still acknowledged
| "thc best" wherever used.
| II your storekeeper does not have these arti-
| cles for sale. ask him to get them; they sold
| by respectable jobbers almost everywhere.
| Circulars of prices mailed on application.
P. LORILLARD & CO., New York.
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without fail. We hope all our customers will be
in a condition to pay us up in money at that
time, as we need it very much. Bur should any
he unable 10 do so. please come and give note
AMI square the book. X. w. ROWELL.
South Albany, Dec. Is, 1862 50
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is an excellent article of
| granulated Virginia; wher-
/ ever introduced it is univer-
sally admired.
ldsome muslin bags, in which
aum Pipes are daily packed.
/ is made of the choicest leaf
| grown it is anti-nervous il
| Its effects, as the Nicotine
has been extracted it leaves
sic after smoking; it is very
and weight, hence one pound
5 of ordinary tobacco. In this
k orders every day for the
-schaum Pipes. Try it and
res it is all it claims to be,
L.
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MORGAN.

Inc week Of prayer was observed in this
place, commencing Jan. Sd, and Sunday
the 9Th two persons united with the con-
EDUCATIONAL church.
George Twombly has bought his fathers
arm. Price 1920.
rev A. K. Gray IS to have a donation
'atde 18th inst.
d 'o,'ph cray has removed to the Sand
'''n ana Is to open a store there.
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VOLUME Is.
TIE STANDARD.
Local News,
AIR ANY.

r-aac and W. Q. Cochran of East AIDA
nv claim to have the best White Chester
b,Ir in the county We presume however
that Cleveland of Coventry will dispute
be claim. 1t is just like him.
BARTON.
d. 4. GRAY of South Barton has trapped
thirty four foxes within the last five weeks.
VIM. Pitcher ha. removed to Johnson
and is keeping a hotel there.
There have been brought to this depot
for the wear ending Dec 3lst, of West In
dis Good, and merchandise from Boston.
100 0oJlb,, making forty car loads; from
other points, 100000 lbs, or forty five car
loads; and of flour, grain, salt. &c, one
hundred and twenty eight car loads-ma-
ing two hundred and thirteen car loads.
Most Of this has passed through the depot.
Rev. VI. V. B. Knox of this village had
be misfortune to break his leg last week
Monday. Hewa, sittingon the wood rack
If a traverse sled, and in driving over
snail log the king bolt few out, when his
bot slipped through bringing the rack on
TO- breaking the large bone twice and the
.maIl bone once. The citizens have raised
him $50.
j. il. Morse and Reuben Deyereaux of
This VILLAGE have .yyanpod nlacns Davnr-
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rRANDY, SKINNER & PARKER-Deal.
" ers in Groceries and General Hardware,
Barton Landing, Vt. Agents for Nails, Plows,
Stoves, 80, at Wholesale and Retail
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Terms of Payments made easy.
F OR C Il S II DO " N ,

We would further say TO the public that or
approved credit, we sell goods as low or lower
than any other store in this county, and
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kNlT---KNIT---KNlT.

Agents wanted everywhere to sell the AMER
ICAN KNITTING MACHINE, the only prac-
teal Family Knitting Machine ever invented
Price S25. VIII knit 90 900 stitches per minute.
Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
co Boston, Mass, or St. Louis, Mo.
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we will sell goods LOWER than they can be
bought at any other store in Orleans County.
You may visit any other store, and get their pri-
ces on any and all articles, then come to my
store and honestly report figures, and will agree
70 sell any and all articles as low, and then make
a further discount of five per cent or more.
Hats and Caps Ready Made Clothing, large
Stock, Delaines and Imported Dress Goods
tor sale at cost, and less than cost. We
have also a lot OF Fashionable
Cloaks and Basques, consigned
to US to sell regardless of
cost, also a lot of Shawls
Our stock is complete in every department and
we shall
5 E l. l. C l. + A r ID 0 w \
to the bottom. We hope that all persons indebt-
ed 10 us on Book Account will call and SETTLE
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WANTED
E v e r Y L A D Y

To know that she can get
First class Se,oing Machine, a $50 Gold Watch,
or a KNITTING Machine, for four days
light, honorable and agreeable
,oork, in her oscrs totcn.
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Thcn again, the habit Of mutual
criticism is Of questionable prop riety.
II might be well for persons who expect
to make their way in the world BY dint
Of selfass ertion, but is std training for
embryo gentlemen and ladies. The
young man or woman who starts out in
life thinking it meritorious to note and
correct every verbal error of all and
sundry persons with whom he or she
may converse, would very soon be voted
nuisance, and left outside Of all civil
lied society. Is it well in educating
teachers to induct them into q train
Of thought and action which, if not
totally left behind when leaving the
schoolroom, must lead them at every
turn to violate the universally recog-
nized rules Of good breeding? Is it
we'll to learn what must be 50 complete.
ly unlearned before the student is fit
for comfortable intercourse with his
fellow men?
Moreover, let me question whether
the opinions of pupils, delivered as
truisms, on subjects about which the
most advanced thinkers have failed to
agree, are the most appropriate vehicles
for conveying their knowledg OF the
rules of Rhetoric. To my mind the
plan Of examining the Rhetoric class
was a mistake, as it did not give the
pupils an opportunity of showing
whether they had been studying that
art or reading essays on Imagination,
Sublimity, Beauty, &C., &c. The class
did as we'll as possible while ignoring
the subject on hand.
In Geography, the text book appears
to be behind the age, and teachers had
failed, by verbal instruction, to correct
the long standing error which desig.
mates the Great American Basin as a
desert. That noun tain-fenced field is
now acknowledged to be not only the
mineral treasure house of our end Of
the continent, but its garden and pas
ture land awaiting the cultivator to
groan under wealth of vegetation sur.
passing that of California herself.
JANE G, sWISSHELM.
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NFoRTaA9HsALE.-WH HAS
Xl been made in the conditions Of a certain mort.
gage executed and delivered by George Leopold
jaas 49, e
ONCE of the Register II Deeds for Stearns county,
Minnesota, the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1860, ct
3o'cock H., in Book "D, Of Mortgages pages 2oo
and 800. given to secure the payment Of . certain
George Leopold Kind, nortgAges payable to the
order Of said Michael 0Conner, mortssgor, bearing
even date With said msrtsags, for the sum Of One
Hundred and Fifty dollars With interest, payable
year from date and which note and mortgage there
IL claimed to be DUE and 10 DUE At the dste hereof
action proceeding having been instituted at law
otherwise recover the debt 20 secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof: . -
Therefore notioes hereby given by virtue ofth0
power ofsale In said and
TO tbs statute In such cases made and provided aid
cd premises to wit The southbalf Of tho south vet
quarter, the the southwest quar-
ter and the southwest quarter Of tho northwest
quarter Of section No. foul, a. in township number
three (33) West, and situated I'm stearns county
in the State OF aifnnesots, or much thereof %
may be necessary, Ut public vsndue, by the Sheriff
Of said stearns county, at the front door Of the
Court House, in tho city Of satnt Cloud, in said
b, 1870 at O'Clock in the AFTERNOON Of thss -,
to satisfy the amount which shall then b due On md
note and mortgage, the costs Of 0oclosure and the
further sum Of Twenty-Five dollaS in said mortgage
covenanted and agreed TO be paid attorney fec
in case Of the foreclosure thereof in addition to
sums and costs allowed in that behalf BY law. -
s....r TH0s. Q. ALDEN,
MICHAEL 0C0NNER, Mortgages.
Dated July issh.' 4. 5. 1870. ,ulyl4!7w
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The Rochester Post gives an ac-
cvuu: of the capture Of Charles Ketch-
am, horse thief, by Constable Me-
Lard------A farmer named A. r.
Austin aud his brother-in.law, D.
Ehler, of Grand Meadow, Mower ooun-
ty, got into a alteration, when EhIer
stabbed Austin, it is believed fatally
-------A child Of j. V. Mathews was
bit by rattlesnake, but whisky cured
it 1.-THE preliminary survey Of the
Lake Pepin and Omaha Railway has
been commenced. The City Council
Of Rochester appropriated 5000 towards
the surveys, and other. towns along the
route have done likewise. (Isu't this
an s'illegal use Of the peoples money 2"
and should not the Mayor veto the
resolution , ~ go.
The Blue Earth Rost tells Of a
brace of couples near that place who
were married not long since. In a
week or 50 afterwards they discovered
that they had failed to secura licenses.
and were only s'half:married:" One
couple Immediately secured the noces-
sary document, and went through the
performance again. But the other fe:
male vowed that if shs was not already
married, she would not be; was deaf
to oil entreatics 1.-The minister s'unmar-
ried" O. then, aad the lite wife re-
turned to her parents. - y ~. -. ... j,
The body Of child, whose head
had been crushed 10 few hours after
its birth, was found in anold trunk in the
American House, at st. Paul, on Tues
day. The trunk had been brought
there on Saturday, BY woman named
Carrie Anderson, for whom the police
are now looking. Il the trunk werc--.
several letters writtensat st. Paul By,
James EVEN, and directed to this We
man q Carver.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

The population Of Wiuona is T.
900.
The house of Miss Abby Manson,
at Lake City, was burned on the 18th.
Insured for 81, 500, its full value.
The Senate has passed the bill
making grant Of lands for the improve
ment of the harbor IL Duluth.
Daniel Caswell. Of LIE Roy, aoiden-
tally shot himself on Sunday, the
charge passing near his heart.
"A little child was killed at Vino
ma, on Saturday, by the falling Of a pile
of lumber. !.~s..-
The Red Wing Republican says
boy named August Hanson had two
fingers taken off in Hills planning mill.
"A man named Lewis Ohlson was
drowned in the Mississippi, near Min
ncepolis, on Saturday last, while bath
ing. - ,-<..'. .i.,s:'-.'} %~5s..
The town Of Minnesota Lake has
voted $4,000 in bonds to aid in con-
structing the Minnesota Northwestern
r: r. 1.'5: f3=4 5..j Il" 49,. s..# :
Mr.: H. Muller, Of 10 Davies town,
in Martin county, says the Blue Eelth
Post, has discussed coal on his farm.
We hope hewill make his discovery
| stick. ..- ,... ais ...,
| The Winona Republican tells Of a
Methodist preacher from GAINESVILLE,
Wis, E. W.sKirkham, who appeared
in the streets Of that place in a derans-
ed condition.. He had $500 in cash
with him. Ho had been in the saloons
considerably during the day, aud in
response to the inquiry why he drank
go much beer, replied that "it was a
new drink to him, and he rather liked
it." His friends have been notified of his
condition. ~
III Capt NICK enney, Of the Chat
field Democrat, appears to be Giving 10
clover" these times. In last weeks
issue he returned thanks to the proprie-
tor Of . new saloon for "frequent ia
yors, and IN this weeks to another in
diyidual for ''kes Of splendid beer"
There is work in Chatfield for : Good
Templars Lodge, aud . missionary
would not need to scatter much, eth.
e. 5s5.s
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The President has signed the act
for the improvement Of water communi.
cation between the Mississippi river
and Lake Michigan by the Wisconsin
and Fox rivers. The friends Of this
work can now throw up their hats and
shout, for they are, fguratively speak
ing, "out of the woods" 1t is believed
that this improvement will be Of decid-
ed benefit to the farmers of Minnesota,
in giving them cheap transportation
for their surplus grain.
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ONE of our country exchanges has a
"poick" who numbers his weekly effu-
sions, so that he may not forget when
he started, We presume. The last was
"Song XXVIII.," and told all about
tho sun, which ssrenoscent burns"
about the Crossed skies," etc. It isn't
often that poetry embodies so much
valuable information. g..
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The O~atonna Journal says :
drove Of some seven hundred sheep,
destined for Minnesota markets, passed
through that place on Saturday last.
They cane from near Quincy, I'll
Lowth e HoHe's agrioultursl impls-
ment work are being rebuilt
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Slight Difference.

:: TO 1nt 0v1IczRs Or ras UNION Pan: Tsae under
signed, yonr Special COMMITTEES on Sewing Machines
senting the two competing Machines, to render to
your COMMITTEES, in writing the peculiar POINTS on
which they based their claim of superiority, and
In testing the machines each point to be taken
separately and after fair trial. adjudged to tho b:.t
ofour ability. Each Agent presented his claims IN
due form. For the Wilcox Gibbs Machine, THIRTY
TIvB distinct claims were made for its superiority,
ALL of which, thorough and impartial trial. were
sustained. For the competing DouBLE-fHRfAD IA:
chine. but TEN were presented, TWO OF whlcn wtfs
ENTHUSIASTICALLY 8. D. THcKI1, l.. y. CAAAl .
NEY, J. sWHEELecK. juDan c=4Ss<; -Ecfi5E
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The latest news from Red River is
to the effect that the Legislative AS
semblY of Assiniboia had accepted the
Manitsba act, proposed by Canada, aud
would enter the Dominion on the terms
specified. 1t is believed that amnesty
to all concerned In the rebellion, includ-
Jog Rel, will DO granted by the British
government. This will be an amlcable
settlement of the difficulties.
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THERE are already nine applicants
for the appointment of State Superin-
tendent of Public instruction. As Mr..
Dunnel', the present incumbent, will
probably NOT resign until he leaves to
take his seat in Congress Oh the 4th Of
next March, these gentlemen will have
quite season Of anxiety.
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ONE of the two colored boys who
applied for admission to West Point,
James VIM. Smith, passed the neces,
sary; and specially severe, examination
He has donned a cadets uniform
Forty-seven white boys failed.
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Hon. D. s. NORTON, U. s. Senator
from this State, is lying very low ia
Washington. No hopes are entertained
OF his recovery.
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from the Detroit KecAanie and Invento,.
VIM. POWELL

from the Detroit Mechanic and Inventor.
The COOP T1x1 CoNE.-The patent 90
long held by Wheeler & Wilson for the four
motion feed sewing machine. has at last
expired, and an extension has been refus-
cd. The day has gone by when machine
costing but from $15 to $50 can be sold
at from $50 to $125. W. see that the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Comps-
ny, Of Detroit, are first in tho field with .
machine embodying all the best features Of
the more costly article, and while their
machines are in every particular, - per-
feet in their adoption to all classes Of
work as the Wheeler & Wilson, Grover &
Baker, and Singer, they are now disposine
Of them at prices ranging from $25 to $40
This is certainly an immense reduction,
and is5 effects are already to be seen in the
large orders received, and the large ship
ments made daily by the American Shuttle
Sowing Machine Company, 115 Bates street,
Detroit.
Mr.. Jacob Clason is tho General Agen,
for Iowa and Minnesota. Send him stamp
for circular and sample work. he wants
live agents everywhere. Extra induce
ments offered. Address Jacob Clason,
West Unien, Iowa. &,
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1t may be that Aid. Robbers IS more
'shonest" than his fellow members. If
SO, We congratulate him. He can claim
to be one among ten thousand: But it
may be possiolo-barely poss,ble--that
the fact that a billiard room was to BE-.
fitted up in the new hotel had some
weight With the aldermanic option of
the proqp5riiiesof Of The Montah. Saloon.
. AS to Mr.: Moofes hsssitau,ooy about
being s'too. respectable" We have moth
ing to say. We have no quarrel with
mans private morals: Individuals
who are seriously affected ID this man
her We ,lvay, considered as moro prop,
erl3 falling within the province Of tie
clergy than the press. .S'
Without regard to how much others
might feel dispos ed to com ment on tho
Councils condensation Of condolences
and business, we do not see how NJ.
Moore can criticise, as his favorite Al
derman (the proprietor Of the Montana
Saloon) voted. for the resolutions be
quotes, and his coadjutor, the Mayor,
apprevcd them. His references to the
deceased Aldermen 'torphan" children
n =.
would be much more affecting if there
wefo any and We are in somewhat Of :