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Professional.
the Near CHI'c for CafaII'h.
iSfhBd. Throat. lang
amt heart Diseases.
:. ~. S-HYTH. u. -.
Tmg- BumoiNG, EUELIssr,V. VI

" person Oh. ordinary iatell s-nce questions
the necessity % arrcstiu- any disease - the throat
Of lam at the earliest possible momgnt all a.o
aware of the fcarca! mortality from such cmpla.nt
especially At this season OF the year. Thi, period is
the harvest or deaths by these prevalent and tori
bic malAles The ins,iious AMI delusiye character
Of Consumption and all Catarrhal AID Bronchial
Affections leads tie sufferer to hope that the Affect
log wiz wear "A without treatment. Int this is q
fatal delus.on. Once firmly seated there is no hope
except in prompt remedial measures The very
remarkable success which has attended my new
system q practice for diseases Of the Nose Throat
and s-unssp.s too aparent 70 require comment.
That Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and even GER
tain stages u Consumption may be speedily and
permanently cured has been proven again and
again.
In returning thanks 1, my many patrons and
friendt for their Kind appreciation Of my new sys-
ten OF " practice for the mitigation OF Consamp-
ton hy curing those diseases that lead to IT, would
say that in every coming for examination, a
candid opinion VIII be given to the probability Of
cure, and no ease VIII I've accepted for treatment
which does not offer reasonable chance OF success.
I am determined to do everything in my power in
order to strengthen the good opinion which from my
reputation may be already entertained OF me- and
to exert myself to the utmest in behalf Of those who
may conlde their cases to my professional caro-.
To those unacquaintod with my terms FOR treat
ment, list OF fees charged at ms Office might not
be unwecolne.
For first visit and examination, 500 t. 500.
For each subsequent visit and treatment, si.0) to
500
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
Operation FOR Cataract, 500 to se0O0
Operation Tor Artificial Pupil, 5000 to $1,000.
Operation for Strabismus. Gross Eyes, iI7.oo 10
$500.
Operation for Polypas OF the Nose or Eir, 5000
to 5000
Extracting foreign bodies from the Eye or Ear,
$500 to 5000
Operation for morbid Srowths IN the Larynx.
5000 10 5000.
In conclusion pcrn.t me t. assure the public that
invalids coming under my nay expect to re-
esiVe every benefit guaranteed by SCIENCE. SKILL
and comprehensive experience.
s. ". sAIY'rH.
Or. Snyth may be consulted daily, erespf Tues
days ard Wednesdays, at his office, Times Building
lopposiis Post oficel on Catarrh, Deafness, Noise
in the Head. Discharge from the Ear. all DIS
eases incident to the Eye and Ear. requiring med
zeal or surgical aid and all Chronic Diseases
leading TO Nervous or General Debility.
Oilee hours, 10 E. m. to p. n, and 70 Z p. m,
Sundays, u to ?. IN.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Sept. .S-d&wtf
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The annual meeting Of the Vermont Hi--
t1rical Society was held at the State House,
Montpelier. on Tuesday, Oct. sth, at ? p, n.
President Lord was in thechair The Treas
urer, Col. II. D. Hopkins, presented his re-
port. showing receipts, including cash on
hand October, 1870, of SI,0Gl.98, and ez-
peuditures. chiefly for publishing the vol
umeS OF the Society collections, of Sl.0l7.-
rs. There Is in the treasury. in [, ;. bonds
and cash. about $500. The report of the
Librarian, Hon. Charles Reed, wa, read by
him We shall print it another day.
Among the recent donations to the Society
was an autograph letter of George Washing
ton. and the two bound volumes of her Yer
mont Gazetteer, presented by Miss \. NJ.
lIemenway. Mis- Hemenway was elected
az honorary member ofthe society.
The following were elected ordinary mem
bors Of tie society:
Gilbert A. Davis, Col. W. g. yeazey, Col.
Kittrelge lIaskins, L. V. X. Wilson, f. j.
Ormsbee. Hon Barnes Frisbie, A. VI. Cayer-
ley, Orel Cook, Hon Hoyt IL Wheeler, H. II.
Huse, Henry Bean, W. A. Caldwell, David
L. Field, Row J. Copeland. Hon. George \.
Ballard, H. y Harmon. l. H. Kellogg,
Roy. Alfred Stevens.
The following officer, were elected for the
year ensuing
Prosideut-Wm H. Lord. ID. D., Mont
! pelier.
Vice PresidentS-Hon. James Barrett
/ Woodstock, Hon. Hoyt II. Wheeler, Jamai-
| ca, l.. /. butcher, Esq, st. Adams.
Recording Socretary-Hiram \. House
Montpelier.
Corresponding Secretaries-G. u. Bene
/ dict, Burlington, o. 5. Bliss, Georgia.
Treasurer, II. d. Hopkins, Montpelier,
Librarian, Chas. Reed
Cuntors, Henry Clarke, Rutland J. L
! Cleveland, Brookiield r. s Taft, Benning
ton Franklin Fairbanks, St. Johnsbury
/ NJ. C. Eimunds, Weston 4; hittrdege Has
kins, Brattleboro
On motion of Hon IIiland Hall it was vot
Ell that Pres. Lord be requested to prepar,
a paper on the Haldimand correspondence
to be real at the next meeting of the So
cisty.
On motion of Hon. f. p. Walton, it wa
voted thai Henry 5. Dana be requested t.
prepare a paper on the origin of the name
of the Counties and towns Of Vermont.
On motion of Henry Clark, ESD, it wa
voted flat the next annual meeting be he'll
at Rutland, on the End Tuesday in October
1873.
The Society then adjourned to meet in tn
Hall Of the House at 7 p. m, when the an
nual address was delivered by Hon l.. E
Chittenden of New York. The hall was I'll
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ANIMAL MEETING.

The Goth annual meeting Of the Vermont Bible So
ciety will be held in Montpelier Wednesday, the
10th inst The Directors will meet in the vestry Of
Bethany church, at lOl o'clock, q. IN. The Society
will meet for the election Of officers and transaction
Of business at the same place at O'Clock, p. m.
The anniversary exercises will he held in the
church ut o'clock, p. IN. Rev. z. Eddy, d. D.. Of
Chelsea, Mass, will preach the annual sermon.
f. IRWIN CARPENTER, Secretary.
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From the Boston Post.
Much that has been unknown, or made
public only through Ct parte statements.
has been cleared up by this meeting, and
the way opened for what reform, or settle
ment, or adjustment may be necessary
The appointment of committee to extri-
cate the property from the supervision Of
the courts and place It in a corporate ca
pacity. and the immediate action of that
committee shows a iudicious and sensible
policy, which will have the best results
The importance Of this road, not only to
New England, but through the country,
through its extensive connections, is uni
versally admitted. The managers ara capa-
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PRE-ENTATIoS.-A very pleasant affair oc-
CURED last evening in the presentation TO
Howard Hose Go. No ), of a fine banner,
the gin of John P Howard, E>I. Assem-
bling at their Hall. the company in uniform
marched up College stree: abo1t half past
seven O'Clock, headed by the Qaeen City
Band, and bringing their 90 hose cart 90
handsomely decorated and lighted up, and
reaching the house of Mr.. A. C. Spear at the
head Of the street found it Illuminated from
top to bottom and with banners and Ian
terms waving from the balcony. The COM
pany fled into the yard. and DR.. T.. :. Peek
stepping. forward with Mr. Spear. who
bore the banner. alirc- wd Capt. Willard.
In very few well chosen words he express
el the pleasure Mr. Howard, and be himself
a Mr.. Howard representative. had in pre-
senting this flag, and in committing it to
such worthy hands. and Capt Willard res
ponlel brieit, but neatly, returning the
thanks of the Company for the honor done
aud the trust rcpo-ed in them, and promi-
in. their hest efforts &, be Away worthy Of
tie Gift.
A handsome ba~kc: Of flowers from the la
dies Of the house was alS1 pre-en,ei to Capt
Willard.
After music from the band, Mr.. Spear in
yitel the whole company to come in. and
with the ladies, Hospitality entertained them
from a table loaded with refreShm snt~ and
choice fruits
tpoa leaving. the company gave three
hearty cheers for the Howard family, for
Mr.. Spear and his family and for DR.
Peck and with flaming torches and beat
ing drums moved of TO Pearl Street and
down the street TO their Hall, bearing the
beautiful flag in their midst
The banner Is made Of heavy blue silk
with yellow fringe, mounted on a lance
wood pole with handsome gilt head and
trimmings, On one side of the silk iSa
large in a circle made by lines
OF hose. with the inscription Howard
Hose. organized ISL; ON the other
side tho coat of arms and motto Of
the Towards occapies the centre: above
are the words " Howard Hose No. ) -
and below, Burlington. Vermont" The
banner measures little more than G feet by
1 Is the work Of j. H. johnson Of New
York. and j. very handsome gift
The Company may well be proud Of it.
and we think If Mr. Howard could have been
present himself, last night, he would have
been more than ever assured that the gift
was well bestowed
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9em 9drertisements.
HANNAH COx's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons con,
DISTRICT OF eHrrrEsDES, IS. Hannah Cox. late Of
Cnderhill, in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
At probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chitenden on the 4th day OF
October, \. ID. 1872, Instrument, PurportinS 10
be the last viii and Testament, Of Hannah Cox,
late OF underhill, in said District deceased, was
presented 10 the Court Aforesaid for Probate, and
u is ordered by said Court that the 18th day OF
October, A. ID. lS72 at the Probate Court Rooms in
said burlington, be assigned for proving said lnstru-
menti and that notice thereof be given to all per-
sons concerned, bypublishng this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, news
time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place Aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of said WILL II you have cause
Given under my hand at Darlington in said
District, this 18th day Of October, A. D. 1872.
l5w3t T. f. WALES Judge.
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WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having boon sp-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons, against the estate Of +. u. Hill.
late OF Essex, in said district deceased and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto !.
and SIX months from the day Of the date hereof.
being allowed by said Court for that purpose We
DO therefore hereby give notice, that will attend
TO the business Of our appointment at the dwelling
house OF L. " Williams. in said District, on the frat
Wednesdays Of November and April next at 10
o'clock u. m, on each Of said days.
Dated this 9Th day Of October A. d. 1872
JOSIAH FUTILE. cOmmissioh'rs-
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bic and experienced, and there seems TO be
no good reason why the new corporation
should not prove equal to the highest antic-
lpati0ns of success.
From the Boston Advertiser.
In the marvellous CROWN OF railroads the
Vermont Central has become a great power
and become an important link in trans-con-
tinental business. Bat with too little cap
ital, and tied up in chancery, it has found
the contest with competing lines unequal,
and they have taken advantage of n strin-
gent market to imperil the securities.
The managers cannot expect to escape
blame for errors in judgment. but If any
one supposed they had managed the trust
eorruptly. Gov Smiths report and the
discussion following must have removed that
impression THE effect upon the meeting
was immediate and evident; it disarmed
host ility and inspired confidence. Those
who went intending to continue the attack
begun in the newspapers ten days ago, re-
considered their purpose and were silent.
Not a syllable was uttered against the IN
tegrity Of the management not doubt
was thrown upon the value of the securi-
ties and the entire discussion related to the
practical question of meeting the imme-
diato liabilities, of getting the road out of
cha cry, and forming corporation di-
rec, responsible to the security-holders.
and arriving on the business in the only
way in which it can be carried on satisfac-
torilv to themselves and to the public.
The contracts with the despatch and ear
companies are doubtless burdensOme to the
road; but it does not appear, and the pub
lie does not believe that the trustees have
proiited by them at the expense OF their
trust
FROM inc Boston Journal
The report Of the Trustees may be consid-
cred as a narrative Of the difficulties of trus-
tee management-of difficulties resolutely
met, and, we are bound to say. for
the most part wisely and skillfully
dealt with, but difficult. neyerthe-
less Where corporation would have
had complete command Of its resources. 20
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AsSIGNEE,s SALE.

rI'HE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice that he
L viii sell at Public Auction, at the Office Of Ran
dali & Durant in Montpelier, on the 18th day Of
October, A. D. 1872 Mt 10 O'clock in the forenoon tho
following described property, to wit.
black, fielding Horse, Top Buggy. I Gig VS.
gon, Sleigh, Harnesses, , robes, also a lot tf
the Estate Of Calvin Robinson, in Bankruptcy.
said Notes and Book Accounts can be examined
at the place above named, previous 10 the sale
F. V. RANDALL, Assignee.
f-x1y
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ed with large and in
telligent audience. Mr. Chittenden's
subject was the taking of Ticonderoga. The
address was the same delivered by him at
Ticonderoga last summer and an abstract of
it was given by Us, at that time. 1t held
the close and gratifed attention of the audi
pnep
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BLACK ALPACAS.

We have Just opened large and complete assort-
mcnt OF BLACK ALPACAs Of desirable makes which
shall sell at low prices. To some extent We have
made a spec atty Of these goods for the last two
years, and we therefore call particular attention -
them. Also. MOUAIHS and BRILIIAy-
TINES OF our usual Well known brands.
EDWARD BARLOW,
No. I55 Church St
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\ business meeting of this Association, for the
election Of officers and transaction Of any business
presented, will be held at the State House, Montpe
lier, On Tuesday evening next Oct 18th, at u
O'Clock.
\ general attendance Of the members is desired.
+ P WALTON, Executive
G. a. BENEDICT. Committee.
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UgToEs-E ELECTIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA

10 ETUIE ukIAil~---EG7 ilR AND Lh4 1Et-
PuADElrun. Oct. 9.-TLe election in
this city was unusually orderly. The clos
ing of the eish, tbou-aud -roegcrie- in the
city had >aluta-y effect. marked by the
quiet which peryaded tie vicinity of the
polling places The colored voters came olt
early and voted. thus avoiding all chances
Of conflict with their opponents who attack
ell them las, wear and drove them from the
polls. The Fifth. Forney'- Oh ward.which
went Democratic last year by about five
hundred. gives Hartranft over 800 majority.
The second. hitherto strongly Democratic.
+, carried bv the EenuIlicans for the fist
time in EIGHT wears
..Peldy the Blacksmith. from New
York wa arrested here after voting tie
d.,noc-,ti. t;cl.r tb-e.. time. and locked
re
up l'' 'IL '"'' H7"-.''a- i'''''" '''N TO-
ceipts were found on HIM.
Tie Cnitel States Nlarshals ais, arrested
1--t
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III '''''u.'"' d N5 "' '''A i'''','' I'll " ''''N
'n' Nepuo'gan ','i''''9 we're u,i''" ''''
ths pollS IN lour l'eIloclalI' wares
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',''''o"' 80, y, ''' D'''''' ~'''i''9
the situation Inc age ana f"St rciterate
the cries OF fraud. Mcclure publishes
card IN the same effect
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Co.,,
hAERisst RG, Oet; - T., y. +; Do'ii'tie,
scream Nen'LaI rant Oluo Inc returns
Mnlcn nav ieesNel l''e indicate tnas
Ieast TEN thnus9nJ (Si,nsJ
JoHN VI. GEAEY.
OHIO
c q
Ooi-' AH' > W. Vc'' S-he'urhS rom .
counties, show 6,500 republican majority.
Returns from Is wards in Cleveland. give
po-so,s rer,blicar f,- C.,,,,,ross oqo -,
r;+,. Zora-ri1lo c;t,- o,,1 4, +,,-,,.L -. =.
= ro,,,,bl;co, c-,ir or - 80. +Lo 80 r
loPND'''''" So" Vi - Owe. 'ne 'o'e oi
lo7l. Democratic majority in 'Lanesyille.
is -.
Crxcrxy,r1. O.. Oct % 20 q Pc
e., &c II - n,
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INV. YORK, Oct @.
COTTON quiet and steady and eGerin-s lsht,
sales $50 bales middlin- upiaud- at 49,
FLut Z uuchau-et! and raore doing: sales I3n1
barrels; State u1 n Sci. rouai hocp Ohio : on
tl. Western uiNg I'd. Siuthlru aiII3el.
GRAIN-Wheat opened firm and closed quiet.
salos 1900 hushcl, NJ. 9 spring. Q % al o.
No DO. Z 1901 5S winter red western I 55d
to; White Michigan . 1uG3 o. Corn shade firmer
with a FAIR export demand sales l5i.G11 bushels
steamer mixed western 6li dt3i slil do. 63lRft.
Oats quiet and unchanged. sales 5000 bushels
BEEF duh
Provisions - Pork Gull and shade easier. new
mess "a 30 a o. 90. prime % 30. Lard Gaet and
steady; SGe- Butter quiet AMI stead, state
2fG@
WIIlSHET -laie daaer. ei asp. closing ct Tie
latter price
RICE quiet; SlGe..
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Republicans not less than Is 900 majority in
the State. At the Republican headquarters it
Is claimed to be about the same as last
year
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y. McCluer moved with a scythe on John
MeCluer's farm, st. Adams Point, last
week, in seven hours and a half, four acres
and a half Of barley.
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ST. ALaANs BUTTER MARKEr.-On Tues
day the market was rather more active at
following rate, Diaries. 20 to 25c COM
mon to fair. 10 20 - and lSe; medium to
good, 20 20 %, choice, - To- 30c. -eleo-
ti,u-, - 2, 33c
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Chlttenden County Medical Society.
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Chittenden
County Medical Society was called to order
by DIR. II, 4. Crandall, President, at the
Junction House, Essex Junction, at 10
o'clock a. m, on Tuesday, October LIST. A
goodly number of physicians were in atten-
dance from Burlington, Winooski, Essex,
Shelburn, Charlotte, Jericho and West
ford, besides Drs. Chandler and Dunsmore.
q I the Franklin County Medical Society. 1t
was evident from the thorough representa-
ton Of the smaller towns in the County,
that the exercises Of this annual meeting.
which embraced the appointments made BY
the Executive Committee, the President ad
dress, and the election of officers, were to be
Of an unusually interesting character. The
results Of the day largely exceeded the ex-
pectations Of the delegates
After the reading Of the Journal of the
last quarterly meeting, the Society pro-
ceeded to the discussion Of Cholera Infan
tum, paying special heed to its anatomical
lessons, As revealed by autopsies. its patholo-
~ and Therapeutics DIR. Dunsmore. Of
St. Adams, in a clear and suocinct man
Eer, submitted the theory that the dischar-
ges, carrying away Large percentage Of
The serum, albumen, and the salts Of
the blood in solution, left the blood
too rich in fbrin. red globules and iron.
lie naturally deduced the treatment to be
an abundance Of nutritious fluids, with
the white Of egg. This theory opened the
door to a very profitable discussion. the
chief point of which was in regard To the
amount Of water which the system required
Dr. Chandler. of st. Adams. stated that the
largest percentage of patients and Of deaths,
during the past summer was among families
nhahtlng the tenement houses in the south
west part of the village. Dr. Peck. of Bur
lingt0n, described the post norton appear
ances OF the mouth stomach and small in
testineS as ola light red color, firm 10 the
touch, and highly irritable in character
while the large intestine was darker in col
OF, yielding u the touch. velyetV and bog
gy, indicative of low vitality. Dr. Somers,
of Jericho, a recent graduate of the College
of Physicians and Surgeons, New York stat
ed that Prof. Alonzo Clark regarded the
pathology Of this disease and Of cholera
m1rhus utadultS essentially the same that
he relies upon stimulating doses of camphOr,
oapsicum and opium with brandy, pushed
10 such a point a. both u overcome pain,
and to anticipate nervous depression. To
combat the nausea and vomiting a formula
of pepsin, biSmuth and hyd. G. creta. was
suggested by Dr. Cramt1n Of WinooSki to
fulfil this indication. and 60 overcome the
extreme thirst DR.. Peck has found the in
PRODUCTION Of pellets Of ice into the stomach
admirable. The use of iced tea, and of the
o
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On Monday there were Shipped from Yer
genne-, I7.0ll lb-. of butter and $50 lbs. Of
cheese. New Haven shipped this week, TO-
520lb-. ofbltt.r, and {, $50 lbs. of cheese.
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THE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA

Sept l+-deod&w3m !.
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The repairs Of the Unitarian church are
nearly completed and the church will be
ready for occupancy by next Sunday.
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The STATE llousE - In the Sergcant-at-
Arms Office this session. the veteran, Lather
p. Cross, Is First Clerk. with Curtis c.
Cove Of Aliddlebury College as Second Clerk
and Herman Dewey, Eddie ;. Leayenworth.
Charles Newcomb and John j. Wing a.
Messengers In the Library. H. A. Huse,
Of Montpelier. and Mr. J. W Fargo of Ran
dolph, are Assistant Librarians. with Chas
Bailey a- Messenger J f. Bosworth. ESD.
of Berlin, Is Doorkeeper of the Senate, and
b. II. Sanborn of Morrisyille. Assistant
Doorkeeper; Eddie S Eastman and George
Powers, Pages In the House. C. B. Dow
Of STAFFORD, Is Doorkoeper; NJ. Judson Of
huntington, Assistant Doorkeopcr; and
John Kellogg Of Benson, Frank Hunt Of
Cuiiforl, Romeo G.. Brown Of Montpelier,
and Bert A. Wells, Page Master John
Steam- IF Mortified oficiates as Mes-enge
10 Governor Converse. and Geo. ". Gran
dey, Jr., Nergennes, Messenger to the Score
tary of Civil and Military Affairs.
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NEw Posi- ofrcE.-.rhe post Office depart
ment has jas, established post office at
Orwell Depot, 90 the Addison railroad, to
be known as North Orwell. and appointed
: d. Wells postmaster.
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CITUATRD IN sHELBURN, VT, on the Rutland
y & Burlington r. R., convenient TO the Village.
Post Oaice Depot Church. Se., and only SIX miles
from Burlington. Contains about 100 acres best
tIable land which will easily keep stock equiva-
lout TO 25 COWS and team, winter and summer
Good house, two stories. conveniently planned. and
viii accommodate large family; parlor, sitting
tries &C. ON first floor, and many rooms above.
Barn recently built at cost Of over 1000, no by
40 with an l. % by 20, finished of with all the mod
ern improvements including running water through
out Also sheds. ice house and other eonveniences
Has a large apple orchard, including 5: standard
varieties which though 1t is not yet fully matured,
has Welded over SO bbs in season. Also great
variety Of pears, plums, grapes, &c. Large first
growth sugar grove, with sugar house, pans, &c
Plenty Of hard wood. The farm will produce more
than sufficient to net large per centage its cost
For further particulars and more complete descrip-
ton, apply to, or address,
b. r. VAN vLIET,
Sept l6-d2taw&wlm Shelburn, Vt.