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Fodder CONCENTRATING.

The time for planting corn for fodder (Ior
the main CROP is the same as for the grain crop.
The land, enriched and prepared should now
be made thoroughly fine, clean and smooth.
One blowing, aud repeated narrowing just
before planting, will leave the soil fresh and
loose, and will give the crop fair start with
the weeds
The rows should be marked out three feet
apart IF possible north and SOUTH. Abundant
light and air are necessary to the perfect de-
velopment of the plant. We were once ad-
vised by farmer friend to plant our crop in
drills, ten inches apart, because this would
cause the corn to shade the ground completely,
and obviate the necessity Tor wedding. AT
the end Of that season the friend who had
advised it, said he was satisfied that +" fod-
der-corn was humbug, and not fit to feed to
decent cow" The advice had come to US
after we had already planted at three feet,
and the reply to our friend was that we con-
sidered the corn-fodder we were then using
the best butter-making food we had ever had.
Later experience and observation have con.
frmed the belief that the quality Of corn-fod.
der depends more on ventilation and light tc
the very ground than even on the richness Of
the soil. Probably heavier weight of croT
is produced at three-feet intervals than a
anything less, owing to the greater heigh
and better development of the plants. N,
doubt the best variety Of corn for this use i
some rank-growing sweet corn, but as the see,
of this is costly and often difficult to procure
we have settled on what is known in til
market as " Western mixed" yellow, dent
ed horse-tooth" corn, which produces
large crop and develops good proportion o
saccharine matter in the stalk.
We use about four bushels Of seed to tn
acre. This may be strung along the row b
hand, or, better, planted by an Emery dri
planter, set to discharge at its fullest capacit,
If the land is tolerably free from stones, on
advice would be to plant fully two inchc
deep, and then run Thomas smoothing hal
row over the field, just as the corn first begir
to break ground. This will II axe the suriaC
light and fine, and will destroy an immen'
number Of weeds that would soon give troubl
An acre Of corn planted in this way on tho
oughly rich ground may, if the cutting
commenced early enough for second growi
to follow, be depended on for the chief SUI
port of ten cows during the two driest month
-AgicuitwiSt.
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XhtertiS ements.
CENTRAL r. r. LINE.
wINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, December ., 1871.
TRAINS gOIV0 SOUTH avn EAST.


Leave Montpelier ate.ts m, 2.ls p m, 965 p. m.
Mail Train leaves OgdcnsbuIgh at 6Qg p M, ST. Al
bans A. INA r. eonnes'ns ~ mhte msef Junction
&C. OF White River Junction with trains on the Pas
sumpsc Railroad ut south Vernon for Springfield, and
New York at GrUuta Corner for New London.
Day Express leaves Montreal at $40 H., st. Johns
at 1900 A. NJ. Ogdonshursh at $40 M, Patshurih at
30 A. M Moocrs Junction at io6 A. 10, st. Adams at
ig on m arriving IN Boston via Lowell at u.O1p. m.
Night Express leaves Ogdenshurgh at 1900 m,
Pittsburgh BIO y. NJ Meocrs Junction5os p ~, Mon.
521 D. M. connecting at White River junction and
bellows Falls with trains for Boston and Worcester,
with trains for Springfield and New York, arriving In
New York at 1890 D. M.
TRAINS CONC WORTH A9D VEST.
Leave Montpelier at $50 a, r AS a. m.' s55 and
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell ct 500 -. IN
for burlington 81. Adams Montreal &c., arriving In
Montreal at 9i5 p m, and Vpiensbufgh at l.s5 a. m
Mail Train for Burlington and st. Adams leaves
Boston via Lowell at7O1 a. in va Lawrence and fitch-
burg at 80 a. m Springfield Vt o. m, CIRCUITS Cor
nor a. o % o. M South Vernon Mt 1905 a M. Bellows
Falls ~ % p. M, White River Junction 221 p M arriv
| ing In st Adams at 5.95 y. o.. ..,,,.,
Rutland at 500 a. M, Darlington Mt 90l o. m, 81 Al
hans At 40 arriving In Ogdenshufgh at 500 p m
Night Express leaves CIRCUITS Corner at 200 p. m,
South Vernon at 9.5 p. m fe'eving pae.engcrs from
Connecticut River Railroad, leaving New fork AZ 800
Connecting with train Cheshire hailf0ad, leaving
Boston AZ $50 g. M. connecting az White hi'ef June
lion with train leaving Boston al GOO y. ~, for Bur
nrtou ST. Ahans. Montreal &C., arriving IN Montreal
at 9.t5 m, plntsburgh li0 a. M, aud Ia ogden,
/ nurgh at i2li y. IN connecting with urand trunk
Railway and steamers for the Wcst.
Sleeping cars arc attached night Expresl rraing
running between Montreal and boston and Montreal
and Springfield, and ST. Alnaus and rro-.
Drawing Room Cars on Day Express Trains between
Montreal and Boston
Threagh elois o. ch'aso spd s9 We. oI safe al
ST. Adams. December J. 1871.
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BucKwuEAT CAKEs.-A griddle for ba
king should never be creased, as this destroys
the delicate favor of the cakes. Scour wei
with cloth and sand, and wash with no
suds, wipe dry, and just before baking rul
with a coarse cloth and salt. 1t is not nee
essary to wash and Scour it every time it i
wanted only once, to get all the grease out
but use the cloth and salt every time you pa
on fresh cakes, just as grease would be used
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coNEEcTTcUT MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
oP HARTFORD CONN

ASSETS f30,OD00OO
ANNUAL INCOME 0ver................... flO0OOO
it, LARGE DIVIDENDS reduce the actual cost Of In
surance to dss Than any other Company.
Local. AaeNrs WANrEp IN All PARTS o. VERNoSr.
A. @. BROWN, General Agent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and amer May 18th, lad9, Passenger Train, vii


~ " " r. ~ \ n n \ " " r. va r. ~
On and amer May nth ao9, Passenger Train, vii
UPEARD TRAINS.
AccoNobAroN TRAIN leaves Concord at 1890 a. 10
Tor White River Junction, connecting with trius ivi
Wells River, st. Johnshury Barton, Newport NillouEh-
~ and Magog Lakes Stansicad Bath, Ltctun, Langas
ter sc. Also, with trains for Montpelier Burlington
st. Adams, Rouscs Point Montreal Osdonsnurgh aud
hu MuFt
DAY ExrRrss TRAIN leaves Concord at 0.35 a. m
or White River junction. connecting With trains for
Montpelier, Burlington, Nouscs Point Montreal, &C..
ind with Oglonsharsh and 1rand rrunk Railroads iof
he West
BRisfoL TR,is leaves at 115 y. m, for franklin and
Bristol.
EvESiSg EXPRESS TRAN leaves Concord At s35 j.. M
or White River Junction. connecting win trains IN
Montpelier. Burlington, ST. Alaua, Rogscs Point Mon
real, % cienshursh ana the Wcst.
Or arrival Of trains ifom Boston, worcester Forts
mouth, Portland dc.
DOWSWIRD TRAINS.
fMonytvG EXPRESS TRAIN leaves White River juno
uu tMouiaya excepted Tor Concord at go a. .i " on
arrival Of trains num uienshurgh and Montreal. I'll IA
train VIII be run to Boston on sunday.
bRisIoL TRAM leaves Bristol iQr Concord AZ slu %.
n. and Franklin 40 g.u1 a. m.
fMAIt THkis leaves White RiYcr Junction for Con
'0rd at 1890 g. or arrival % trains over Tue Yer
mont Central Pa3umpse, and White Mountains hAl
roads.
DAY EXPRESS TRAM leaves white River junction At
$50 D. M, arrival ui trains rom Montreal and
Osdcnshurgh, Hmtlehor0 keeue, Bellows Falls Wind
sor &C. connecting at Concord with tralus ior Maucles
! YER. Nashua, Lowell, and Boston.
fThese trains connect AZ 'o"1oI with trains for
Manchester, Lawrence Portsmouth, Portland Nashua.
Worcester, New York Lowell ard boston.
ONsLON srEAHNs Ayfnf
Concord. y. H.. May. 1879.
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soAP.-A young lady who makes all the
family soap, gives the following receipt for a
good article Add to ten quarts Of water,
siI pounds of common washing soda. Pat
all together and boil for half an hour, and
let it stand all night TO clear. Draw of the
lye, and add to 1t one pound Of common res
10, and seven pounds of fat (any fat will do.
Boil this for half an hour, then lot it stand
! ill cold and cut into bars.
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Put up In Boxes at so cents each prcpn;ed by MISS
Q. SAWYER, and put up by L. NJ, ROBINS. gAois
sale and Retail Druggist Roesiand, Me.
A Trial Box sent free by mail on receipt OF seventy
ave cents, by l.. NJ. ROBBINS, Roekland, Me.
THIS VALUABLE sALyE is SOLD by ALL
DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
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MISS sAWYER's sALyE.

HERE you have a salve comhinlng soothing AID heal
ing properties, with nodangerons ingredient Aremody
at hand for the many pains aud aches wounds aud hru
es to which flesh is her Is more easily applied than
many other remedies never producing bad effect, but
always relieving pain, however severe.
Its prepared by sis, saysr who has used it in her
extensive treatment Of The sick Tor nearly twenty
years, with great success
The principal diseases for which this saye Is recon-
mended are chif'ilins Rhenmltiun, Ptes Sao'ua on
Uiesrs SAT- RAs1n, sprat' Burns Ftup Sores, Ftlons
Pbnpcs, Ery'Pe as So5s lyss, Barbs5's ho, Dsaa,o,
Bos, RHg-pors, CONS, hie Of Insects, Cancers Tooth,
ache, Earaes, Sore NPPe', Raiaess s~oi Brea, heh,
sed Heai TeehiHy chappsd Hpd', ads cu', bruises,
Group era tcd LIS, and SORES on children.
1t never falls to Rheumatism If properly applied,
Rub we'll with the hand three tunes day. In sew
eral II has cured palsed limbs For Piles it has
been discovered TO De remedy, Persons that have
been afflicted for years have been relieved by few ap-
phcations For Erysipias It works wonders allayng
the Inflammation and quietng the patient chqyped
Hands it produces cure immediately Let those with
Sat Rlspm obtain the Salye, and apply freely and
they will and It invaluable. Il good In Of Scrqf
utI and Irnors. cnesr have been ourfd with H. The
best Salve inyeut'd tor .en east and Sore Mp
PIES No way injurious, but to Afford relief Sore
Wsak Eyer 1t on the lids gently, once or twice a
lay. Cures deafness by putting it in the pie,
Of cottor For fstoHs this IL superior to any thing
known or Pimpies this acts ike charm, For Burn,
and at apply the saye at once, and it gives immod
ate relief, For or Sues, apply once a day.
Not Among IT, least Of the invaluable properties Of
Miss SAVERS sALyE its beneficial effects on the
hair. Rubbed the scalp in Eve different parts
II promotes the growth OF the har prevents It's turning
gray, and, on bald spots, 1t produces growth o
hair No lady should be without this invaluable article
as indispensable cosmetic the toilet 1t eradleate
dandrun and disease nom the head and hlotohes anC
pimplcs from the lace
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brunswick April 4, 1861
Miss SAWYER | received your letter last evening,
and very glad you concluded 10 let me take your
saye. think can do we'll with It, and it will bequte
accommodation to my hushani, he cannot get along
thoaf il. lie has tried every hing else and Las never
found any thing that healed hi' cga that Saseoyours
and both found il to he and more, than
you rseommeHd,dnf 10 BE-. We have hal 1t in the family
Ave six years and have used It eyerJ thing, and
can trui re hare nerer found ~ 'ga use 1t for
weak back, aud 1t acts like a charm Mr. Coomhs has
had Fs'sr Sore on his ig for thirty and mould BE-
cripple fs-iIy u Ne had not found dl Sate. II
keeps ii healed aud takes out the "a mmaton, proud
esh and swelling, and dses for him all that he can ask
| can recommend It for good many things that you
have not for 1t for everything. consider It in
valuable In family. II you put this testimony to-
gether aud be Of any service to YOU you vel
come
Yours, &c, ELIZABETu C0OMBs.
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,rRoTTING STATIONS
HAMBLEToNIAN MONARCH

HAMbLE ONiAN MONAHN ~.
Sired by Rysdyks uamheionani dam by Roe's
Abdnllah Chief he by old Ahdallah FOaled Apr
18th 1901 blood bay 10 hands, VIII make the seasol
" s72 from April lot TO November sl, At the stoci
farm OF the subscriber.
Terms t3li wit $40 al the time OF service and 81
when the mare proves In ioal
Rysdyk's llamhletouian Is the sire Of Dexter who
sold Tor s3J,OOl George wilkes, for shtoii Edward
Everett for f210)0 sartle at three Years oldD lo
~ tOOui Happy Medium, Tor f2iuuni jay Gould, iO
$1,000 Aberdeen. aud many other valuable and verA
last trottorS lie l. also the grandsro OF doldsmlth
Maid who sold for tn, Ooi Mountain Boy, for ii.nJi
Joe Elliott for $1,000 aud Judge Fullerton. for s00o
POR + l. A n n,
| By Clarion. Dam Ny william Toll granddam by old
Abdaliah foaled 1905. Jet black, 10 hands VIII also
make the season Of 1879 at the same place
! TsTlnsi tiS TO insure.
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| adrvpss
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IDAlRYMENll
ssna-stanp for circular Of BAILEys Issrepsd Bsits
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TICKET OFFICE
Il. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

Il. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
FoR ISvESrIoSs, TRADE Marks on DESIGNS,
No. rs State St., opposite Kilby ST., Boston,
AMER an extensive practice Of upwards Of thirty
years continues 70 secure patents 10 the United States
also IN treat Britain France, and other foreign coun-
trios Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and ali
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dispatch. Researches made 70 determine the validity aud
ntty OF Patents OF Inventions aud legal and other adj
wee rendered IN all matters touching the same Comics
81 tbe claims OF any patent furnished by romtting one
dollar, Assignments recorded ia Washington
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ufnf0Hs. -
Al necessity Of Journey 70 Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS
regard Mr. Eddy a. one Of the most e,B,y, md s,,,
eesI PRACTITIONERS with whom have had Official intor-
course. CHARLES MASON Comr OF Patentsr
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ c0npefenf and trusorfbg and
secure for them an early and favorable eonsleraiion Al
the Patent once EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
Mr.. r. u. EDDY has made for iae over THIRTY ap-
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Yentors 70 apply 10 him TO procure their patents As y
may be sure OF having the most faithful attention 10
slowed on their cases. and at very reasonable charges
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X ENNEDY's HEMLoCK OINTMENT

The proprietor has by the assistance OF Eminent Physi-
clans and Chemists succeeded la utilizing the medicinal
properties Contained Ia the OIL Pitch and Resin Of the
domock Tree, and obtained valuable preparation TO
10 applied as saveor Plaster for RheumRtsm Group
Pain or Soreness Of the Back Chest Stomach Piles
salt theum scnryy Sores Ulcers Bunops, Sore Corns
Frost Bites Chilhlans Sore Breasts and Nipples Ring
worms, Chatting AID Skin Diseases Of an indammatory
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EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS

f.NNIkAOhDlNAl VIZ lnIINON EMfN 10
c A b | N E T o r G. A " S!
Tho MASON a HAMuV ORGAN Co. respectfully an-
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-Four OCTAVE ORGANS $50 each; FIVE OCTAVE ORGANS
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NEW ILLUSTRATED CNrAl oGuE and TFsrlNoSiAl CiR
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MASON & HANiLIN ORGAN CO.,
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~"~ CURES DISEASES Of me
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLOOD

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