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SOMETHING OF INTEREST
TO The Old Folks, and 10
the Boys and Girls.

The Boston Journal, ia = recent issue, sage
s.Relare TO yoarself what = magazine faE chil.
lTen ought b. be--haw bright and winning IN
contents, how pure aud stimulating 10 teaching,
hou respondent with pictures, and then tnrn
over the pages Of ST. NICHOLAS, and you vii
dn6 your ideal reAliEed,
The Chicago lBter-OceAn save. ''sr. NICHOLAS
u an institution u which Young and Old Amer
lcA a. g a. proud Es England IL OF Pusoa.
house without Sr. NICHOLAS, continues the
wrftar, docs not deserve 10 own any boys and
girls no dog should wsg It's bttls tail while
pre- sing lie nose through the area raihngs; eur
phnticAIly, we would observe that should the
auu condsscend 10 shine upon that honset bis
solar majesty would make big mistake"
The first volume Of 81. NICHOLAS was sur
prize even TO the public that had heartily well
coined H. number by number. Newspaper
critics expressed enth usiAstic approval children
and parents we're alike delighted, and congfatu
latory letters from distinguished men aud
women poured in upon the publishers aud editor.
GhsEtee Dudley Warner wrote. II do not see
how il can be made any better, and II children
don't like IL ID IL time 10 change the kind OF
children IN this country Whittier our great
poet wrote: ut is little 10 say Of this ma gaEine
thAt 1t is the best ohid's periodical in the
WORLD" and words Of hearty commentator came
across the ocean from such earnest workers aud
popular fAvOrites Of the young Geo. Mac
donald, Christina Rossetti, and Canon Kingsley.
oAulifuliy bound, superbly Illustrated, and
filed with good things from the beat writer's
tinc.uding three long seriel stories), the first
volume OF ST. NICHOLAS, compile In itself, 10 a
dDer Christmas gift for girls and boys to-day
than any single book in the market, excepting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-09
JON OF ICELAND"
BY BAYARD TAYLOR.

A delightfully."- vivid story Of an leelsndio boy Z
career, full Of incidents, which could happen 10
20 other country, and graphically touching upon
the customs, life, anu general features OF that
strange land.
The best general reading for boys aud girls IL
incurred by list Of present and promised con.
tributors, aTnong whom are.
william Cullen Bryant, George Macdonald,
Christina Rosaettl, Louisa ". Alcott. j I. Trow-
bridge, T. B. Aldrieh, Elizabeth stuart Phelps,
ABBY Morton Diaz, Harriet Prescott spofford,
Donald q Mitchell, II. H., Edmund G. Stedman,
Lacy Lareem, Charles Dudley Warner, Bret
HArts, Rrank H. stockton, Elizabeth Akers
Allen, T. W. Higginson, Lucrstik Il Hale, Prof
h. A. Proctor, Mrs. ohphsnt and Rev. EdsArd
EgEisston.
BpeeiAi papers are secured or promised. viz !:
Astronomy for Young Folks Prof Proctor.
Chapters on Windsor Castle and English History
Mrs.. 0lphanlD, Talks With 0iria Mrs.. A. u.
r. Whitney, n. H., LouisA n. AIoott, Sasan
Coolidge aud hrG- Dodge, LATHE Houseksepers'
Pagsa tAarion HafIand anthor Of ''Common
Sense n the HoaSeheld"j. Alec Incidents 81
AmsEiekR Htntsry. Practical HAndwork for bog .
and girIs. sksaehss Of Adyestufe and TiAysl,
Fair Talea, and stories OF H0me Life. Young
oontributors' department IL 70 be sdded 10 the
veIl.known and approved Regular Pastures; and
in short, the magazine viii be made e useful.
lively. aud entertaining as the purest Eud beat
writers and artists can maze Is.
Some Of the 6nest uorks OF the great painters
have been engraved for sT. Nicholas, and lie
illustrations for 1876 sill surpAss anything ever
yet attempted in juvenile literature.
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CHILDREN AND CHICKENS.

A small dwelling, stable, garden,
corn-6eld, working teams, farming
tools, and the usual farm stock, CON-
prise the home companions and articles
connected with the employment and
every day life of seventy.fye per cent
Of farmers children in the West.
Day by day they meet with these or
some Of them their monotonous life
goes on ever the same and their love
for the excellent and beautiful lies un.
developed and dormant their opin.
ions aud taste are UNDECIDED, or are not
brought out, and finally, that which
might be developed into something
really praiseworthy, becomes scared
and hardened, until at last, when more
mature, they find enjoyment only in
the commonest and cheapest pursuits
Of life.
No kind Of farm stock possesses so
many attractions for the little ones as
poultry The hidden nest, the smooth,
white eggs, daily renewed, the waiting
and watching for the Matching day !
the dozen little dowDy chicks running
about the coop their change to full.
grown chandeliers with brilliant garb
and prolonged crow, all have their in.
fuence, and tend TO inspire the young
sters with love and admiration, and to
develop lasting fondness for the beau
tiful throughout the brute creation
Fancy poultry Of good selection is
better for this purpose than the com
mon sort they have high value, and
possess a superiority soon recognized
by children, which at once causes
them TO draw comparisons; finally they
become experts, and as they grow old
or, this fondness reaches out to larger
fields ; choice sheep and swine, stately
cattle and noble steeds, and with them
will come highly improved farms
home comforts, and happiness for
themselves and families,
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sELlI,o Tar on Flan.

Thore = ouassAss hsylng AID sel.
liz q farms gelng "a fren yv2f @
ycsf j. CIR eoauiFy This fessles.aess
% ihe part e ihe farmer and this de.
sire = change pfesest location i5r
another hga5Ftls mites S. IS re.
goeHay witnessed IS or cay, hat We
crease 70 woDder 81 & Ia ihe time q
ouf i5ftfaiAers. vhea msn vas seit.
81 D. farm. Sc geasrally eoailbged
through lie. aad thea lea Il b Bic
son IN tmes gone by, iae same taIm
vas occupied y tho grandfather. and
30 On ~ The 500 and grandson Then
the good ola homestead was reverence
"a, apd de occupancy of Il vas os.
tened puyiicgc There was = salts.
faction felt by The successor, that bis
predecessor was Bic relative. cultivat-
Cd the zane fields, wandered Ny the
same brooks, traversed the same bills,
and ate 81 the fruit 81 the same orch.
ard. Then there was home feeling,
home associations. home attachments.
Now the farmer looks more 10 bis pc.
cuuiary gains. and when offered a
large price for his land hesitates not
70 sell He quits his beautiful home,
his well-cultiyaied acres, and cmi-
CRATES 10 the far west, aud commences
a life Of hardship that be never dream.
ed Of II can be safely said, that
where one man succeeds In this under
taking. many fail. II be could only
sell his new farm, bow gladly would
be bic back 70 the old home now occu.
pied by strangers, and the enclosure
containing the graves of bis kindred
now going % ruin. With the advent
Of spring many win dispose Of their
farms. aud move to a far.oil country, TO
undergo the prisations and troubles
incident upon establishing home in a
new country. Our advice is to remain
where you are If you are comfortably
Of, be content to remain SO; do not
exchange a certainty for an uncertain
ty, unless powerful reasons are
brought 10 bear upon you 10 seek a
new settlement in a distant region.
Stick 10 the old farm, for it has never
failed you in the time Of need.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-09
An ExPERinENT STATION.

The movement by the Board Of Agri.
culture, for an agricultural experiment
station, is one for which the Board de.
serves much praise, aud equally does
Middlebury College deserve honorable
mention for its willingness to aid in
the matter, though j; has never recciy-
ed any contributions from the agticul-
turAl interest for such purpose. We
trust that farmers throughout the
State. individually, and through all of
their organizations. viii feel an equal
interest 10 the subject, aud will re-
member that the work ought 10 have
pecuniary AS well az moral support
BY the way, what better use can our
State Society make Of part Of that
fourteen thousand dollars il has sailed
down, than to contribute % the aid OF
30 worthy aa enterprise Z Nothing
would make il more friends, or give il
a more effective renewal Of support aud
confidence among the live farmers Of
the State. than timely contribution
ia this direction. There are other
things Of Importance 70 the interests Of
Vermont agriculture, besides urottin z
horses and fancy cattle, though PER.
hAps not quite 50 much speculation 10
them.
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The st. Nicholas Library.

These four volumes are sold for IS, being only
two dollars 9 volume-a beautiful and valuable
Christmas present Tor an entire family OF young
toiks.
The New York Tribune says: in the avail
Anehe Of immoral literature that threatens the
children, some strong, vitality wholesome, and
really attractive magazine 10 required for them,
aud commands for this service wider resources
in art and letters, than any Of its predecessors
or contemporaries,
The Sunday School Times says: "A cleaner,
purer, more trustworthy periodical for children
10 be religious, bat 1t is on the side OF all that IL
true and good, from beginning to end"
The religious press all over the country
heartily commends 81. NICHOLAS, and virtually
echoes tho opinion OF the New York Christian
Union, that IL is "a delightful magazine for oil
children between Ave and eighty-seven."
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ENVELOPES. WHITING PAPER, ETC.
EMERSON ESTABROOK,

Manufacturer Agent for the sale OF Envelopes,
and all kinds OF Writing Paper. from the cheap
est grades to the most costly, and including
Pires Celebrated satin Finished Tinted Enve-
lopes with Paper 10 NJ stch, which are the finest
imported papers to be found in any market. /
have either in stock or sample everything Ia
this line of goods Remember there IL only the
cost Of manufacture and freight charges 10 pay
by buying your stationery direct from the man
ufacturer's agent no middlsmen 10 make
profit. will sell any quantity desired, large or
small will also furnish 70 order any Book
published in the United States, as cheap as they
can be bought Of the publishers or efsewhers
To all who want to canvass this fail or winter
would say l can show you some good salsble
articles for which have = General Agency and
am constantly receiving more, for which SAnt
good agents. There is money in them.
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jim. inquired a school boy Of one
Of his mates. what is the meaning 81
relic : Why, You know the master
licked me in school. yesterday : Yes.
Well, be wasn't satisfied with that. bot
kept me after school ani licked ne
aRain. That l. what call 3 reflex.
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1.-THE BOY EMIcRANTs'
BY NOAH BROOKS,

Giving the adventures Of party Of boys 90
their long journey across the plains with . Wind
portTaiture Of their Life in California during the
days OF the Gold Fever. Mr.. Brooks brings 70
this work, In addition 10 his well-known literary
gifts, thorough familiarity with the features
OF that Wild country and the people then hocking
toward It. What he has to say OF them ID per-
vaded with subtle aud intense SAVIOR OF reality
that enables the reader 70 follow the characters
in their adventures with positive sense OF
companionabip. The contagion OF the gold
fever" the great difficulties and perils which
bceaguered their journey across the plains and
mountains, and finally the adventurous, half
civilized, and yet, 10 a certain rude way, poetic
life In the mines Of California, are all described
with wonderful truihfulness and skill. Add TO
this the elevated tsDe prevailing the work, and
the lrresistiabe attraction which such nara
tive possesses for boys and the value OF this
stirring, healthy seri becomes evident
There IL 10 be another and shorter serial, be-
ginning in January and running through three
numbers.
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IRON IN THE BLOOD.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

Yitailzss and EhFiebss the Blood, Tonss - the
system, Builds up the bsok s-dosa, taTss
Dyspepsia Debility, Dr0psy, Chius aud Fsvsrs,
Chronic DisFrhHa, nerves. Affections Boils
HumoFs, Diseases II the kldpsys Ana blEa4sf,
Female Complaints. As.
Thousands have bssa changed by the csc ~
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INVESTMENTS,

Exressesae AAs aauuaaslsNasA dat iHesssnssnts
sPeN AkAts l.s3Aak Hus 70 sfcsfi ue-tAira
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St. Nicholas for 1875.

Which. with its magnificent pictures, Its two
complete Serials and it's innumerable shorter
stories, sketches. poems, fairy tales, rhymes and
Iingles, biis Of wisdom, ito French, German and
Latin stories--its mn and ito puzzles, Jack-in-
ths-puipIt the Letter boz, &c., TO-, is even more
superbly Attractive.
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ST. Nicholas for 1874 & 1875
-FOUR VOLUMES.

For the conveuiens 20 Of libraries, and because
many children ind the two large volumes for
"a and rs rather bulky TO handle. We have had
these twsRLy -four numbers bound in four elegant
volumes, and inclosed in = neat box, under the
general title OF
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SO a Year; 81 for bound vol.

90 q col pa AO1 DOu44O VIZ
We viii ssnd The magazine one year, beginning
November, 1875, and either of the t~O bound
volumes above, postpaid for 81 or, sab-
scupaoa one year aud the two volumes fof t10.
The price ~ the volume edition lie ~. All
BvWsde1ieFs and booksellers Uil reoeivs snb-
sciiptsess aud supply volumes At Shove Satss.
November and December numbers Tree ~ ali
hew subscribers for 1870. scnbnsf's Monthly
aud st. Nicholas. 81.
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A G. CLARK a CO.,
Manufacturers of
Rough and Finished Leather.
Also, dealers In
Grain, Ped and Nal.
HidsA. EkihA,
and eli kbds Of Grain wanted
81 AL tlmAa.
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ATT. PERKINS STORE.

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MANCHESTER, VERMONT
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CARPENTERS AM RASoSs' roofs
q ~ descriptions snd kisds.
A Lot Of New Whcel.BArrows
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Glassware and Wall rspsf
Pietare Frsmss and Maaldipgs, AsA
PICTURES FRAHEn TO oKpKR
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WHirE WmE CLorHrs LnEs
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AGENT ron
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AND ALSO
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Avery choice 10. .,
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|
CLAPBOARDS, LATH AND BRICK.
/
The last but not the least, have ron sees
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A TRIAL ORDER

We are now filling orders from
considerable distances, and have
succeeded in giving perfect satisfac-
ton in every instance. Goods or
dered by parties outside Bennington
County arc forwarded by express,
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st. Nicholas for 1876

Fl omiles even greater attractions than the pre-
yious volumes. strong feature Of the new
volume is an American Serial Story,
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II roc WANT
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Manufacturers Of
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WANTED. -Agents ior lhe best sell.

Or A WkEK gaaranseed 10 male and f..
ID male agents. "a their locality. OoSts
aothipR 10 Try ~ Particulars tree. Z. D. NlCR.
FRY a CO., Augusta, Maine.
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To-DAYS' ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE SUN.
1877.
NEW YORK.

The different editions Of THE Sun during the
next year will be tie same as during the year that
has just passed. The daily edition will on week
days be sheet of four cages, and on Sundays a
sheet of eight pages, or 81 broad columns; while
the weekly edition will be sheet of eight pages Of
the same dimensions and character that are already V
familia- to our friends.
THE Sun will continue to be the strenuous adv0-
cate Of reform and rerenchment, and of the substi
tuition Of stRtemanship, wisdom, and integrity for
hollow pretence. imsecflity and fraud in the al
ministraton of public affairs. It will contend for
the government of the people by the people and for
the people, as opposed to gove ernment by frauds in
the ballot-hox and in the counting of votes, ell
forced by military violence. 1t will endeavor to
supply its reeders-a body now not far from mil
lion of souls-with the most careful, complete and
trustworthy accounts of current events, and will
employ for this purpose numerous and CAREFUL J
selected staff of reporters and correspondents. Its
reports from Washington especially, will be full,
accurate and fearess and II will doubtless contin'
ue to deserve and enjoy the hatred of those who
thrive by plundering the Treasury by nsurping
what the law does not give them, while 1t Will en-
deavor to merit the confidence of the public by de-
Tending the rights of the people against the en-
croachments of unjustifed power.
The price Of the daily Sun will be 55 cents 9
month or So SO year, post paid, or with the Sun
| The SUNDAY edition alone, eight pages, 81.2o
year, post paid.
The WEEKLY SUN, eight pages of So broad col
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The benefit of this large reduction from the pre-
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vidnal subscribers without The necessity of making
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choose to aid in extending our circulation we shal
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