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uuO teIproert rem Nueru,f. @r beNft bic auBcrprhsutlLs
araft. tptort Grlsidterurs su peridafsn unS E en,asl BIZ
hartnad,enen Sdue Won 5uten, @rtdltuna. 5a!sltsl Bren
Ditto, SnEuensa Gotarrb. &fbna uaoS Gmintfu6 DIT ~ tustren
60 eertb tit bic Grleidterune uue 70 fder rer GEeft tr
alien pbenaenannten 8aaen, pber iraenb a~ne1rsn 9als. ruo
Qureen=Qeioen baB Iauienoe Spn @sritsn IN BollarH Zig
ltd seridreiben uno ale Der NnRdt fino. Bag er bic beRe thnue
b'fonnte Wfebisin fir 5eilune unb grpsftoratirn 1T. Gtss
Drfs serfdoft oesnalGrletateru u. tn ben n,slen SdueS
senaet ene 8laide fur etue Rur. gDtrb in sru5sn Jlufdeu
DON Druaetffen rertauft. prei5 etn DrQar. s. Ia eusr
eisene e&nlb, penn ibr buffet unb ltitet. Der Balfaut To-
rirt.
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@etlmtttel fiji @Qmprrbpiben.


Warner'S &eitmittei fur SdmurrbuieeE tet
ab tn1;n,r, I'm ttftra Q njelneu taQe) rdtrt NIB tursst BIZ
f6ltmmftsn Safe ION blinben, %febenrcn nno bluteuber Sd
mprrbp,ben. Spl6e, nflde an Ri. fer 8ran'teit ttteen. f'ltey
fb fofort an tbrtn Mpptbefer ueneeu, unb Warnsrs Resiu4t
tel fur 5dmurrtrioen (giles) serlaueeu. 70 til xur fl:
rrareu oehelfeu. greis Elm Dollar. nsterau In Ben aposbe-
len III ba5en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05
&eben8. Wetn.

eta grocer 8lutreiniesr unb eelitates @etrdn nj, es entbdl setns
{ddb'iden Drpeusn ober unreiniefeten unb il Elm prsyarar
fur ale irede hinulirenber Nittel %beburieu. Dieles NHn1
10 TN Iouie uno serfdoht eutenNppetit, unb 1T bas bette htut
r~eintsenbe Wfittel Der gDslt. Gs 1T bas ansensbmRe uab BE-
luatsfeARt'tel. weI&ss jemals ben, publtluua %auoebotsu r asbe.
BET metttm beder ale Brdnbs, @bsteu, gDetu, Bttters per
treenb ctr anoerer &rtttel. g 1T e~e{unber anb bilteer. 60.
pSbl bas mdnnlide a s wetbl,de @eldle6t, Sung nus %tt,
t5nneu ben Q%ebenswetn aebranden. Is 1T in Der 2bat eta
8aetter bss 2ebens. Dteienteen. pede Rd eiasr euten g.
iunbbeit ertreuen tpsuen unb uuunerbrpdener lebhafter @e.
natbsttmmuue, teroen nobl tbun, beu9ebensretn ~ aebrau-
den. &s 1T BON aGen anberen @ebrautsn1itteln perI9teteu,
gDirb bet aasn D%ruesilen nertautt unS an@ in relsettableu
6alpcus. grets etn Dollar per Suart Jlaf DE.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

NJ N~teei;in. bic Ycn IcOc1uana
f. %anaen,ein 9ftclEht .,rt.
irie cine %atfNhrente; rarh 3ob
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eip; RENT tti"3 ans>r' ",ce!s
AN tonn,t fi:l'r a. ~;i1Htril'e
--=====- iatttt uNb I}rtlarlst:i Hltlu.
Eie!eni1cn, trelGe bieie Nilen nctr1u6t tIseH. "H",r, cS |e
toturt turtrt ~,pursen; Stnecre rirtn. t1S !v!s ~r:.nss M
Eattara taSurd, tarirt marsen; &Ur at:T H':".ti, G1' e'"'
DiQen jeter;eit eieelbe gNirfura tlte1. Uio taH i7Nt'ta NC II
Ielse manocltelter Deer ~radlaIlay :r>e,f::@' "a I::*:.
g0ir habsn tautab unb attr ttrNfNS ~,ie9a:;'' t'"i:Tt,H' -
nertmurtieen 0uren. te in ua"N;E'rS eeHaH:!it!; lSIar';-.EIi1
bepir!t murtsn; anein mir trduden "eitNttA nc. u sc. c.7:';'
lihen, ta frlhe Auren auerrdrts tc!lnHt lns. Ir T;"cH
;Suneu BON Seternnunn nit Siasrte:t e;n3enca:r1en .7:ttsH.
ba fe tueber galrmel nod anre:e i@a>ids &t!afsi:f1i' sN'.
taltsu, unb ha lie icccm %ttcNsottsr u"b l:Ss!l &h"'A az"
neEen f;ns. Die .}2dtrhaus crsa!t lie 't!s Vito W. H,odt
tas ginaehn1e1t a~u3creF1a. ia lie sen scS:t':'!>fr ;:'a;;'
]Haenicsrra iint. 10 taNN man rt"c Gtsjt!.ti! lsse 6-.:;.fS
Guantitlt b1poa netntta.
Gle wirtea tuyb ;trea n,1Ht;1cn QirH*I a.! ts >:rt:n
GtnDemeibe, inhela is cs Vlut rs,niAsi uEs II N''urisrl >"r-
lauf %erta1tcn - tie entiernen ale GpTy"t:i""r" n! @!1:H". "a
ben GinsemeircN, III Ger 9stcr rIS scl d:,1f:t ~7aaH:- 80
Seites - tie batter ale z trruHsel teI:r S:Hlnt ~, ltt,:s;.:'
bic resdlnaSissr 5ur'FdoasH s~er'!b'1 NIB e";'s" !";"': &c
RrlnIbeit i'm t{ein.
Nui Gem llnd4la, liter SfaGH<l ttfn>c7 - ncalv. t?f-
traud,sanw'iiunaen fir ~frl5sNes A1aHtIs!N"' III o"'S So
2ilicu raid aetsilt merren:
belt, Dsattistcit uni 2.ppttitlrissc! it@''1 e. II 't''i-
gen Orien eenrnnea merren. Inn rem !Fts'!. u 't:n ;'"'1
une bic esanee lbatia!st beNe!tcn '0ieee: tt'N,:;Ltd.
Eei &tberbciG,?ocr:cu Iib Zen "critirc:Nsr S,rrt>7'c'
terlslte,,. biIi1icm &npi,ocb, iscbe!fcii. -o;eisFusht.
8tcibiud,t, bitiuier aulif uno bi'ioien |!caer:s IT,
ten tie 3n{en jcbc;n ein;elner sale oratH7t ~ lt;E. am r.
eshSrte s hitiatet nieser ter;uTsde,, p5sS tt It%THit:as,,
@si Gnfcuterte unb Siarrb0e tssurF * in tr 'tsc'
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slppfe,t, Geitcnf.ct,en, silieFtNid,WsT;:i uHA -eHs
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minneapolis.


W: .. gBeEfaQ, @al9. Son. %. g. 4ixs.
Aat: er9anse 8anf. 8ant sun Mtnneaprlis.
City 8anf. 81. @afbburn.
Gen. IS. .. Wa( bbu,u. Mprripn Brp.
6errid Brp!bers. 5un. Cyrus @lbr;d.
@lblpn II. IYler. 5ca. Nel(pn @iQian1s.
ct. NanI.
$. Ebomplon, 9anfer. Son. Sobn 6. prince,
Sou. Wn1. Qee, MaYpr. @r>DtaYpr.
s. WiQius, Banter unb Bn,. Datplpn, 8aufer.
Norbbeutf9er&pniul. gu@erba&, Sind nnb
Son. Sno. {. Merriar1. @1e6er.
Yarter g)ain, Banter.
8mete Otfee: Sns ~2efeinauner Der st. Daul 5dnbelstaut-
duff A~ppltfattou fann BON treenb euer ber betben eenauntex
0ffetn etu pdupblet fire be3uaen werben, bae cine Spue1e.
t@retbung tr III Se.betlenten Q6nttrettn, cine Bel1retbuna
Der 6&6uteit uub bss 1ertbeS Ger Ghrps1p's unb br Art un
gDett rteb bic grtHe AM /. Mdr5 1871 tn sttnueapsNs5f
lid ssrtbdlt ptrbtu. etbt.
Dsr 9tlb per ypf ttnitss fuuhau peatpbs y. ~
be fren. 81 ~ az ;
Douait Nttalebe. in ber Nelaee itrer 0elber fiber fsb
bat 81. & Z. SbIe, Drdt ter 1. NlftpnaI Bauf, gQ!xp
polio bic S&atretferReue Der 0efeaf4aft Itnup,uuRea s~
aQe Oef&enfe rt,beu bur& texe Ganf ~abaeltefest.
Dent taran, Iietr Qeer! Gin yrd&tises Gbrpns fir na
~ It D pllarS tae Dir uebeubet nod tin $3.50 perttts
Dsern @auI e~nbrtnae1 lam. Semaub etptuut - 7an
Si1et&t W. Du Der @l6dli&e.
Aae fnb e~neeIabtn IN ben DfReeu su,,uisse&en. bas aae.
Rta "a iebeataus fre. 1hei.rab@5nf.
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ST. G1urtert.

eaelt @traBe, ct. paul, Febt benz geebrten pu
tlttutt t~eberaett III 0tenfer nit aas9t3tt&neRt
easerbter ppus btRen @ebrdu, fit teeeu Beea,
uub auu. btQi9Ren prtfit, unb entptteblf etef1ts
ibr 8abritat beaens ben eeetrten %b1ebs1e1n tt
6tdbt uub 2anb. ~
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Ssera 5aus. In 6touebtcn. W,s., usu nnb &rs
%eoboep S @eus. mana8trf

DtreftprRu.
s. G. @ilion, Gtsentbiimer bes Nieuuet 9an}a.
6. 9 arnes, Mayur BON Ninneapplis.
Tbpmas 0cwrp, Dfentlt9er Nctar.
g.. .. @eQs, 5anbler in @runbeieentbau.
g. q. RurpbY. praf. Gr9anee H. Sapin9s ST.
@etrstdr-G 8. &lart..
Darntt sas steurse publttum nuafdnbie hberaeuet rtrtt,
tas , 8 unternebnen elm eetdaftsmdsises une e~brenbaf,es il
uno eae Der mateQnfe @barafter hes edasmeiaers unb Gtret<
to- tun.s jece 3peHelbafte grpsoRtton nit Neradture aurdd
rstien uarben. erlauben iit bic N1anaeers nod ~fplssnSe eben
70 bod eea&teten ais wubIbetauntsu gsrfeneu ais Nefereuaea
%aniusebeu.
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@mmeniQQDQa.


@arner's Gmmeniasusa 1T has einstse befasnte
Mittel, ueldes (u ieben1 8aIe) ben ueiBeu Glub tarirt. Mo
IL? Mstter, Is IL oies Der er5bte Sesen, pe1dtr @u6 jsaets
%aneeboten unb fpQtet ibr bteies Mtttel fofort anf&afen. ea
it sin f&ere Cur fur metbltde unreeemdbiefettsn unb tt III
koem Sale s~uSerldf1e. In mel9em bic Weufruatipn har6
&rtaltuns peer &%rontte't sebemmt TT BED Draseiee. ~
taten. 9reis elm Dollar. Dura BITE gpf ~serianht bet eta'
ptaue Dor Elm Dollar unb fanf uub suanste Gents.
Slopes 8rptber8,
8buIefaIe 9russiften, st SAIL
~austniee aseateu fir @tnnefpta. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-05

b1elte1 etc Wltt0lteper pes Nn1ertc1n Jns
titute 9etern @benb cine @pe3tal Ser
lammlun9 ab, tn pelder beidlo0en tpuroe
Die n6tbi9en Nnitalten ;u trefen far Nb>
baltuno elmer Snternationalen Nu6Fel<
luna in 1876 in Seem gprf.
ct. 2puts, 20. ~De3.-Das&rieos
Departement bat cine Srper erla1en fiji
Die MuSmeilun9 oller MnGeoler wel9e f@
auf ber Mtamt Snoianer &elerpattpn In
&anias nieoer9elaGet baben. @S befnz
ben f@ %unsefdbr 1000 Mniteoler auf
ier&elerpatipn ein1&lieBli@ te6Tleden6
2a@Y9na NIT 1900 Ginwobneru. Dieie
&elerpaeipn entbdlt 10000 older be6 be-
fen 2anpeS III &anlas.
New Uort 80. De3.-8ei berGrz
plofion be8 Dampffe6el6 III Der Giien>
eteberet Don MiQer urb Def ere in @il<
Hamburg eeftern &benp, wuree ter Snz
9~enteur uno Elm Mrbeiter 1ofort 9et1ctet
unb mebrere @nbere let@t peernunpet.
@afbtn8tpn30 80. De;. Die Ma>
rine> 3ablmsiter Walbin9tpn, Marcy.
2odwppo uno @traro puroen BON BEN
&rieea9ert@t i9ulois befunben, &eote>
ru%neseeloer unterldlaoen gu baben, unit
Nebt tbre @erurtbetlun9 in &ursem Be-
Dpr.
81 2pui& 80. Deg. Cine Tepe>
l@e BON Sort 2easenpprtb 1ast, bab. aui
1erlanBen Der beutl&en 8esSlferun9 be.
Straightforward feline Srber fir Mu6wet>
flung BET Nnfiebler BON ber Mian1t &eler>
patton nprldufs suriidae3uoen babe; je'
bod ttne Sruppen babin a%bse8aneen, UNI
Die Snbtaaer 9e8en bte l1eber9rtfe be.
>ptiben 9ep6lteruns in @&us ~ neb>
men. ].
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ONHNeD1tQ.

zHsEzsAsa EsE4zz ss:s@s Hza3S 5ssE:.ss.
9Rdrucr's GDSpspfa Sonic III elm Hrcparat Gan;
teiuusers ees'eret FIR %riejsniseu, pelbe an Stag. nidamdds
DIS ben s' uiaSea Is ; a NJ tatuni sut en- Npse lit qsss' g.
fdrlt ben MaQen uno brtust bic @erbauuues .sDeraesee In Il.
rsn eefunten 3uftanD aurud. Sdpade, nerSsfe unh spspep
tthht per{onen ioQteu SSaruer's 9peptic Spn;c &c
brau@en. gu pertaufen bel allen 9%rrs8iaea. Yrets c-
Dollar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-15


In the discussion on fertilizers at the re.
cent meeting Of the Massachusetts State
Board Of Agriculture, President Wilder
said that he had used muck combined with
potash, as substitute for ashes, with GOOD
results
In reply to an inquiry as to the compare
tive value of leachcd and uneachel ashes.
DR.. Nichols said be would rather pay forty
cents per bushel for the latter than ten cents
per bushol for the former. Coal ashes me con.
sidered but little better than sand.
Mr.. Lawrence amembcrof the State Board
OF Agriculture Of New Hampshire, said his
experience in the use Of fertilizers cores
pended with that Of the lecturer Twelve
years since his father left him farm of 500
acres 1t had been customary to consume all
the products of the farm upon the farm. lie
reduced his stock two-thirds commenced a
system Of farming which he had found profit
able. Last year he had submitted his farm
for premium and though he had the best
farmers in the State to contend with he was
proud to say that he received it, aud this
result had been reached without the purchase
Of barn yard manure, having never spent
$40 for that purpose
lie used the hoe less and the pow more.
If he was busy in the spring he was more
busy IN the fall commencing to plow as soon
as he had finished haying. lie spread hi.
manure on his land in the fall. He had cx.
pended between 5000 and 500 for phos.
pilates. lie was confident that he should be
rich farmer, if he continued the system he
had so far pursued
Hon. 5. Brown, Of Concord said that the
idea that corn could be purchased cheaper
than it could be raised by our farmers was a
false one. lie had raised corn for the mast
twenty years at less price than he could bu,
II he had seen a crop of 500 bushels raised
the past year, that had not cost twenty-five
cents u bushel
The frauds in fertilizers, MIR. Brown said
were constant and great, and farmers SHOULD
combine to put this down. There was n,
time to be wasted They could not afford I,
pay 500 per ton for ph6sphates. He hat
been over DR.. Nichols farm and had beer
amazed to see what the Doctor had done witt
those little fertilizers that he could. ms Il
were, carry in his vest pocket and scatter
where he went, up hill aud down. lie adyis
ed farmers to use large quantities Of muck
lie thought that every cord placed upon tn,
soil was worth two dollars Ii was good OF
all sorts of land He should consider hi
time well spent if he could encourage farmer
| to use muck extensively.
MIR. Barnard, Of Worcester said he ha,
used muck as manure for iorty-iye years
lie had put it under his barn rs an absorbent
and applied it to his land, composted on,
load of manure with two loads of muck. Il
that time he had not bought 500 worth o
manure. His farm which did not cut owe
twenty-five tons Of hay per annum when h,
took 1t, now kept over forty head of stock
with only eighteen acres of pasture land, h,
had kept twenty COWS the past season. Ill
was confident that he had raised five tons t,
the acre.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-15
Resi Win Prodncing Food.


| Our correspondent, I. j.. Hart OF Nes'
Cornwall Conn, has written an article ioi
the Ggmamo'ra Telegraph from which We
make the following extract
Ihere Is no doubt difference IN The
1ulity OF milk In different cows, some being
rich IN oaseine or cheese. ana that OF otner'
IN nu'ter' yet as rule the mix VIII DC IN
great measure "nat u is maze NY inc Iceo
oil tne COW iae MIX from inc same coW'
may be varied by feed from eighty by tn,
lact9meter' up TO hundred ana hi'een degree,
'oe inquest hummer oelhg the peS,' ana suo'
" is pIou'eee 10y 'ne heaviest leed.
IN o'Ieiu''y- 'r'ol eNperlmont Wnlch
maze 'a't "'nler / iounl that hcaVy ieeu'
'uc' 's corn wheat rye shorts icd TO twelve
'o VOW pouuu 'of Pounl, ana not make Us 'nu'n
w',N "' ""V'''oran' mo u'ne quarts uay
Au' n"'c no Doap' 'na' Ior ',"e 'n',
"ou'g "''"Oy D' 'uo result 9V! l. snou.u
no' uAIc 70 continue i'r any considerable
ons'" ~ tune 10 lc'u my COWS upon wheat
3 n "'ouyi "' ~ "ou'u "nuVu''oly p''''',''"
''' s'rons.n o, inc CO." ana soon reuuCe e,
~ common 'ua' sne "oIil pe 'ne'pano OF
s',us very nucn u''N. am now ieea'og
'"S"e 'o"' TWO pu'n''s o' "n'''''"',
u'AG' WIN one ou'ho' OF eorh-'n'A' siouNo
~, ~, 'u' '''' "''n very satisfactory Io'u'''
'"' .u''N '' s'''' ,.' stgns,n o' 'lo 'u',"''
.1 S'l up, unu u'u''u','e' amount o. nay
c'. ~. ''0 w" '' s''' ''''''"s ''"''''o'
' y, WV d u'y'
.I c 'I 9lo" lu'S''on ~, %no'ner 'De l'9o
l.'.t.,.'0 iva my '' we" '"''g - '0 'o"''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-15
CoNlCAL TIN SAP BUCKETS.
A YEWs CHERRY PICTORIAL,


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80 VT 80" 'NN"Ni AM huN"a
40 Ov'N"'' NNI''' Nuoo''Ne 'ou'"
"""''"'''s' ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION
Probably never before ln the whole history of modi-
cine has any thing won 30 widely and deeply upon the
confidence OF mankind a. this excellent remedy for pull
monary complaints Through a long series Of years
and among most OF the Of mon 10 has risen higher
and higher in their estimation, as h has become better
known, Its uniform character and power 10 cure the
various affections of tho lungs and throat have made II
known as a reliable protector against thom. While
auaptcu u mldor forms Of disease and to young child
rom lis at the same time the most ciectual remedy
that can be given for iucpieut consumption, and thc
dangerous affections Of lhe throat aud lung. Asa pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of Group 10 should b,
sept ON hana Ia c'er} mmilyi and indeed as all are
sometimes subject TO colds and coughs all should ho pro-
Nded With tli- mtdoto for thcm,
Although settled con,,,, ,iss g.. tto,,.t, t,,,t.
stl great numbers Of cases where tho di.oase .eeuo
settled have been completely cured and the patient re-
stored to sound health by n,. OHM 49, e..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-15

An exclusive diet Of ordinary vegetables
: not favorable to mans full bodily or mental
developments but bread may form almost the
sole food with benefit, as the gluten Of wheat
is as well adapted to the nutrition of the body
as is the flesh Of animals On the other hand
an exclusive animal diet is the least economi.
cal Of all, as it scantily supplies the materials
for respiration ;-l5 lbs of flesh contains no
more carbon than 4 lbs. of starch so that a
person with an equal weight Of meat and
starch could support life very much longer
than one restricted to the same weight of Aesh
alone. Thus we sec the great advantage in
point of economy Of food, of fixed agricul.
tural community over wandering tribes Of
hunters.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-15
advertisements.
VERMONT CENTRAL r. r.. LIN
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
commencing Wcdacffav Muci T. 1871
m AINa mimi nnI-ru aNr L. -.

Leave Montpelier al e.r5 r. M, 2.l7p.m.. os,
Mail Train leaves Ogdcnsbureh at 52j d. m u! ~
hnns nj O 1la. M. connecting no White River nv Al
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Woros,,
&c., at White River Junction with trains on t ,lef
umpsc Railroad az South Vernon for Springfield ~ az
New Yort at CIRCUITS Corner for Now London M ibl
land for Troy, via Eagle Bridge 4
Day Express leaves Montreal at 1901 .. M, st. JA.
Mt 1000 a. M, Oulonshurgh AZ 500 q. M, plattsnr
600 o. m N0ooris Junction nt In ion in. NJ All 20 h
300 M. arriving IN Boston win. lowell at 1880 n ~
Rutland i,n p mo S1mioga ~ p. m.l Troy a. 55p NJ
Night Express leayel Ogdousburgh at li.5i ~
llhttshureh DDS D. me, Moours junction 900 D. no. N
roal at ii0 p. n 81. Johns at $50 p. M, ST. Alan,
,.-l D. m., connecting at White River Junction
fellows Tails with trains ie Boston and Worco.l.
wa arriving nj Boston 90 elnn. ms at South W.,
W.,n ruin. fog Springfield hnd Now York, arriving
York, via Hudson River Railroad. '' '''
TRIMS aoiNG NORTH AND WESr.
iei'e montpelier at 2iOa M, so1a. m., 800 p. ID
Ebay Eproa leaves Boston via. tovoiiateoo.
Troy % 400 g. mo- EutlUnd at 30 d. un Tor Burlino,
~ Al. aus mghueAl' Ac.i arriving in Montreal nj
| i,' ~, a''U 5'' '''"" Nt l21 o. m.i making connie
[ Man Train fog Huntington and So. Allaps Ion.
Boston via. Lowell ai7ooa. ln va Lawrence and FIi
1nHa. m. Nr0utH C0ruera 90 q. 'nn in., south Vcrr
/ loit o. n' hc..Qws ltI -i %. in., White River I1.
Accommodation Train lopcs Northfeld NJ 7.ts,n
NliIAuI nt 1l 3D.. mr Huntington 90 Y.i %. ni.. n a.
NhtEsrio lcate. GIouu. Corner N S6i NJ D.
'ih vernon nt % D.. m., 10 Giving pas.cnror' r.
,'n,. ..ent h'er Halra1, leaving Ncw York o. r..
ftIIsW th uran ovor Cheshire iHll-ai, leaving i. ~
ni l.fl % h., connecting at While River junction lid
'i'n !'it.uf j., l.n ai Nfo pm.
kDu.olner oanton r. r. from Troy and New WI
!n liu8.0n River Railroad for Burlington st. Ali,,.
Montreal, ac arriving Zoo Montreal OF 3 Is D. No. Pe,,
Nuf-1 I.'' 3d. int hnd iu OglcnsburIh 30 ll 80 d. a
'ge,las @ SIan3 Iraat Hallway zoe the Wet
wnnin- between Montreal aud Boston. snd 81 X
bans nnI springfield. And SO. a bans and 'rrl-
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no THE WORKING GLASS

MALE OR FEMALE ARE NOW PREPARED TO
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h9 whole or part Of the tmo. business new respectable
ana very profitable Persons OF either sex easily earn
nom o. 20 per evening and much larger amount by
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money lhsl, That you may test the business We will
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10 hours day NO CAPITAL NEEDED to start
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Address to NJ YOUNG & co., 20 Fulton ST. New
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WITTY speeches are like throwing stones
at target, the more time spent in taking aim
the less danger there is in hitting the mark.
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nett Advertisements
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

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FOR INVENTIONS TRADE MARKS. on DESIGNS.
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rentoHs.
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Inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy a. ono of the most cia,bl, flf ..c
cssd practitioners with whom have had official inter-
course. CHARLES MASON, Com'r of Patents"
OF have no hesitation boz assuring inventors that thcy
cannot employ man nDrf pftnf anil trefH1fhv nuu
capable of putting their applications iu form Co
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DE Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE
Laio Commissioner of lHteuts.n
"Mr H. II EnnY hns made for mo over TmRTY np.
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NIoNrpELIER TOWN BONDS
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Those desiring Insurance-LIFE or FIRE,-are invited
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ana obtain pamphlets and particulars before insurng
elsaWhoTe. A. G. BROWN,
General Insurance Agent