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TIE 1NonRAnLE cuREp.

A remarkable statement from we'll
known citizen of South Carolina.
ssCancer is hereditary in my family,an
aunt ON each side having died from TINS
dreadful disease. In each instance the
cancer was located in exactly the same
position that mine first made its appear
anee-just below the left eye and extend
ing down the left cheek bone and nose.
/ was attended by the best physicians
but the case continued to grow worse
under their treatment and no hope of a
cure could be given by them. They said
u had better nave my affairs for this life
and the next arranged, for the cancer
was likely 20 strike vital organ al any
moment and al once bleed me to death.
About this time, 1856, | met with Mr..
shirley, living near Due West. whose
cancer was being rapidly cured by using
Swift's Specific >. ;. 50 | then gave up
the doctors and all medicines had here
tofoTe been using and commenced taking
;. ;. 5 and after using the third bottle
discovered that the scab had fallen off
and that those sharp darting pains, so
characteristic of the cancer, had ceased
and the discharge WAS very profuse. In
a few days il began 70 heal rapidly and
soon dried up. BY the time ! had eN-
hausted the fifth bottle there was Moth
ing left but the scar where the cancer
had been aud | was a we'll man. The
cure affected in my case is considered by
my heighbOrs a most remarkable one,
and clearly demonstrates the fact tlat ;.
,. 5. does cure cancer. Swift's Specific
Is boom to suffering humanity aud all
ask IS that those afflicted with cancer
give it "A tiial aud like myself be convlno-
ed Of IL virtues. JANIS IS. ARNOLD,
) g., Treatise on cancer
mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, At
Ianta, Ga.
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GAYsyILLE.

Rev. Mr.. Austin of Barnard VIII
preach at the NJ. 4. church next sun
day. win Reed has got through team
inc and gone to work Tor Bartlett Tag
Dart. IT. Although Mrs. wilson is not
Considered seriously injured she Is sun
confined to her bed Miss Mabel
smith was at home sunday Miss so
phia Brooks is spending few days IN
town.. Mrs. Brooks and Miss Julana
sylvester of Bethel we're in town Satur-
day Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mills visit-
ed friends in Newport, \. II. last week;
....Ali.s Emily and Julana Gay and
Mrs. Baker visited ia Bethel last Wed.
-. MIR. Robert Curtis was buried last
week. Mis- Lettice Bowen celebrated
her ninety-eighth birthday Saturday.
She seems quite smart and has wonder
full memory -. Be sure and read the
great serial story "Dunrayen Ranch ID
Supplement accompanying this paper.
DULY % cts. for the S-page HERALD III
the story is finished and the Mirror ana
Farmer till Jan. 1880.
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INTERESTING TO VETERANS.

A Camp of the Sons ofVeterans has
been organized at Poultney with Is
charter members.
/. H. Bostwick Relief Corps Of I'm
derhill is making active preparations
for its fair to be held in December.
Pensions have recently been awarded
to Vermonters as follows: Original,
Ephraim W. Wheeler; increase, Ed
ward Nj. Savage, Geo. w. Tomlinsou,
John McGavin, jeremiah II. Sauborn,
VIM. II. johnson, Martin M. Tarbell,
Chas. A. McClusky, Ephraim. I.
Reed, Hiram A. Rogers, c. Allen
Truax, Allen Cults, John F. Shepard,
Sophia, mother Of Edgar b. Brooks.
The surviving veterans of the 10th
Vermont Volunteers have decided to
erect a regimental monument on the
Gettysburg battlefield. This memori-
al viii mark the spot where the Six
teenth, under the command of Wheelock
G. Veazey, made the brilliant and sue
cessful charge on the flank of WilcoX's
brigade Immediately following the
movement on Pickett's division made
by STANDARDS brigade, of which the
Sixteenth formed part. The charge
Of Col. Neazey's regiment was one Of
the most effective and decisive move
ments made by any organization in the
battle.
About 100 veterans of the Fourth
Vermont assembled at Montpelier in
attendance upon the annual reunion of
the regiment Thursday, the 18th. AT
the business meeting in the afternoon
the following officers were elected
Pres, Col S. NJ. Pingree, Hartford
vice-presidents, Capt. G. c. kinsman,
Rutland, Capt. i. w. Fisher, Dan
vile secretary and treasurer, I. I.
Farrell, Waterbury; executive COM
mittee, w. Bliss, Calais, w. Humph-
rey, Essex, r. j. Cofiey, Bennington.
The time and place for the next meet
ing were left with the officers. Re
marks and speeches were made by Col.
Geo. W. Hooker, Gov. w. =. Dill
lingham, Lieutenant-Gov. Woodbury.,
Thos. 7. Farrell and Gen. Stephen
Thomas, after which they adjourned to
the Pavilion banquet hall, where 93 sat
down to a sumptuous repast, followed
with toasts by Commanders kinsman
Of Rutland, Coaey Of Bennington, Tay-
Tor of Brattleboro, Bliss Of Plainfeld,
Fisher of St. Johnsbury, Needhm of
Mass, and Col. 5. NJ. Pingree, inter-
spersed with selections by the male
1uartette.
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NORTH PoMFRET.

Miss Lucy Hewitt is spending a few
days IN New Haven, Conn. and from
there she will go to Washington. ID. G.
to spend the winter Lizzie Wheeler
returns to Mass. this week. Her niece.
Angie Leonard goes with her,. Ger.
trude and Eva Brownell have been Wis
iting at Fred Brownell's.. ..Win WhiD-
pie had colt quite badly injured on a
barbed wire fence recently. ;. Mrs. VIM.
{. Whipple is gaining slowly. Her sis
ter, Mrs. Mahala Clark of Enfield is with
her. Emily Hewitt is visiting her
brother in Rutland. =. Eta Adams re-
Gently spent few days at DR.. Sperry's
in Quechee. Mrs. Laura (Smith) Bas-
settt and two children from Dakota are
visiting at Dana Burbank's. -. Be sure
ana read the great serial story, "Dunra-
ven Ranch" in supplement accompanv-
ing this paper. The S page HERAID
till the story Is finished and the Mirror
and Farmer till Jan. 1890.
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SOUTH ROYaLToN NEWS.

Ed Smith is on the sick list.
John Mudgett has recovered from his
recent illness.
Warren Bright has been quite sick for
the past week.
Regular meeting of Bixby Post this
Saturday eve.
Harry Whipple shipped two car loads
of stock to market last Monday.
There was good attendance at the
Swedish Quartette concert. The selee-
tions were rendered even better than
last year. Miss Gleason, the elocutionist,
did not give as good satisfaction as Miss
Florence, who was with them last year.
J. b. Dur1ee and wife, VIII Belknap,
Mrs. L. c. Dickerman and Mrs. w. Ill.
Martin are in Boston this week.
DR.. Phillips of suncook, n. II. and
Stillman Hinckley of Chiekopee, Mass.
were here last week to attend the funeral
of Emily Woodland.
The remains of Miss Emily Woodland
were brought here, last Friday, from
Chicopee, Mass, where she had resided
for the past few years with her sister,
Mrs. S. Hinciley.
Judge Seaver has called a meeting of
the creditors of Martin 5. Adams, in
solvent debtor. at Lamb 81 Tarbell's of
flee Friday, Nov. lst.
Chicken pie supper at the Cong'l yestry
Wednesday eve, Nov. 9Th, from 8 to s
o'clock.
l.. X. Day is working at the hotel dur
ing the absence of VIC. Marsh. -. Frank
Camp and wife of Barton Landing visit
ed in town last week. Quitea number
from this place took IN tile Boston ex-
cursion this week 1.-The remains of
Miss Emily Woodland were brought here
from Mass last Friday and the funeral
services were held at c. ii. Woodland
Saturday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. ellis Off
ciating .. Ed Carpenter is moving into
the Gallug house. Miss Hannah Barnes
has been moved TO II. A. Simonds'....
The school IN No. 4 closed Oct. 10Th.
The names of scholars having no absent
marks during the term were Nellie and
Ila Dutton. Belle and Clayton Woodland.
Harry and Gerald Faneuf, Mary Brooks.
Johnnie Greene. Eddie Adams and Harry
Slack. Jennie and Abbie Greene. Ethel
Faneuf and Eddie Adams missed no
words In their spelling during the term.
ALICE +. BROwNELL. Teacher.
Be sure and read the great serial story
"Dunraven Ranch in supplement ac-
complaining this paper. Only % cents
for the page HERALD till story Is finish
ed and Mirror aid Farmer till Jan. 80.
One car load Of No. hand picked APP
pies, Conn. fruit, at Ed +. Smiths.
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License to Sell.

STATE OF VERMONT. I In Probate Court. hold
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS en- In Randolph on the
18th day Of Oct. A. d.. 1889. Helen NJ Nouhen. Ad-
1nnisirairix of the estate silas NoriLen late Of
Orange
in said district. deceased makes application 70 said
Court license 20 sell all Of fe real estate OF said
deceased representing that said sale Is necessary Tor
TIE payment Of the debt OF tie deceased
Where
upon II IS ordered by said Court that said application
come under consideration aud be heard on the
18th day of NOVA. ID. 1883.
at the Probate ONCE In Randolph aud II Is further
ordered that all persons in crested be notified hereof
by publication OF notice Of this application and order
thereon three weeks successfully IN the HERALD
AND NEWS printed at West Randolph. before said
time OF hearing. that they may appear AT said time
and place. and. II they cause. object thereto.
By the Court-Atfesf.
$50 WILLIAM n. NICHOLS. Judge.
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SLATE OF VERMONT. IN Probate Court held
Randolph District. - Sat Chelsea, Ia and for
said District. ou the 18th day Of Oct. "A D. iss9,
- g. Howe executor Of tie estate Of Lutlef
tolhuru. tate ct funhr4se in said district. deceased
presents his administration account for examination
aud allowance and makes application fora decree ~
distribution and partition Of the estate OF said de-
ceased Nhereupon. 10 Is ordered by said Court that
SAID application come under consideration and be
heard on tie 2lst day Of Nov a. H. 1889 a Che pro-
bate office ia Chelsea ana 10 l. further ordered that
an persons interested be notified thereof ty puhica-
uon OF notice 81 this application and order three
weeks successfully IN the HERALD AND NEWs. print
Cd al Randolph, before said time Of hearing that
they may appear az said time and place and show
cAuse.if aus tnes may have IA, such account should
not be- allowed and such decree made.
by the Court-Atte.t.
IS = rtrraN n Nfruots Jndet
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Mrs. Wards parents from Bethlehem,
n. II. are visiting her... Mrs. Luke her-
dali and daughter OF Iowa arrived here
last Saturday and will remain through
the coming winter with :. V. Kendall.
Eben Wild was at home last week..
Mr.. O'Grady has gone to Hanover, \. IL.
to work.. Mrs. Ira Adams visited IN
krdgewater last week.. Mrs. A. W.
kenney has been quite i'll but is recover
ing Mrs. Quimby leaves for her west
ern home this week.. Mrs Hammond
and Miss Lou Denison attended the Choir
Boys Festival nj 81. Adams Wednes-
day and Thurday. Miss Sticknev re-
turned from Boston Tuesday. where she
has been taking vocal music iessons....
Cold weather will soon be upon Us and
heavy gloves and mittens viii ne needed,
You viii find fine assortment at W. II.
Laird 4 Co's.... Have you seen the new
banner lamps at W. II. Laird * Cos.
They give powerful light and make a
handsome addition to any sitting-room
or pallor.
BE sure and read the great serial story
''Dunrayen Ranch. in supplement ae-
this paper. Only % cents
for the 5 page HERALD till story j, fin
ished and the Mirror and Farmer till Jan.
1880.
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NORTH RoYALroN.

Mrs. Allen bearing isvisiting in Stock
bridge. Horace Hunter gave corn
husking party and dance last Wednes-
day eve. About l2j attended aud all re-
port good time....Be sure and read
the great serial story "Dunraven Ranch"
begun in supplement accompanying tins
paper. 0nly - cts for the page HER
AID till the story Is finished aud the
Mirror and Farmer till Jan. 1890.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-10-31

Mrs. Denison Rice of Granville, who
has been visiting friends in Middlebury
for the past two weeks, came here "a
his daughters, WITH other relatives, last
Friday 80. Mrs. j. Osburn and Miss Amy
Osburne Of Middlebury visited their
cousin. Mrs. II. a. Boyd last Friday and
saturday Dora G. Allen commences
work in a jewelry store in West Ran
dolph this week.. Mrs. WIN. PrOsser
has finished work In Rochester -. VIM.
Prosser has gone To Bethel to work..
Mrs. J.. b. Darling returned Friday
from a visit TO her sister IN Cambridge
Mass. l,ey. Chas. Clark and wife
were ia town Friday. Rev. g. Il.
BoyBton. MIR. aud Mrs French and Miss
Mary French visited Rev. VI. II Ryan
last week. Gilmore Darling has bought
the Tucker farm i. b. Darling ~.
Miss Emma Chandler has engaged to
work for G. G. Ninton.
BE sure and read the great serial story
Dunrtven Ranch,' begun Ia supple
ment accompanying this paper Only
p cts. for the $ page HERALD till the
story Is finished and the Mirror and Far
mer till Jan. 1890
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NnIllr.
Final Settlement.

STATE OF VERMONT At Probate Court
DISTRICT OF HARTFORD IS held al Woodstock,
within and for said District. the 18th day OF Oct.
A. u. lSSa. PRESENT. Hon. r. o. Seaver Judge.
WHEREAS. +. b. Kifnbail and Fred Gay. yiving
administrators OF The
e. ate Of Nclso GAY. late OF Stockbridge.in said
81 irict deceased. intesiate propose rendering first
account of their administration aud presenting their
account against said estate for allowance at a
session OF said Court be held al the Probate Ofee
Ia Woodstock. in said District the 9th DAY Of
Dec. A. u. iSs9. And Whereas said Court has
signed said tive and Place fof settlement Of said ac
count and decree OF the residue Of estate
the heirs of said deceased. aud ordered
that public notice thereni be given TO al persons in
terested in said estate by publishing a copy of the
record Of this order three weeks lively. preyi
Gus 70 the day assigned nforesaid. in tile Herald
and Courier newspaper published at Beihel
In the STATE Of VI.
Therefore. All persons concerned IN said estate
notified to apncar ~ the Probate Office in Wood
stock in said District. he day assigned as afOre
SAID then and there 10 contest the allowance Of said
accountif they cause and establish their rights
as heirs, legatees and lawful claimants Of said resi-
due.
true record. Attest. T. o. sEAvER. Judge.
4 true copy Of record
SIS Attest. T. o. sEAyFR- Jpage
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Capt. Meeteer Of the Brooklyn BIZ
cycle Club is in active training for his
clubs road race.
1t is said that Campbell, the crack
man of the Berkeley Athletic Club,
will ride Comet racer next season.
Z. j. Iren of the West End Bicycle
Club Of Rochester rode the last thirty
miles of the 74-mile road race on Tues
day with a sprained wrist, and crossed
the line first. The race was the long
est since the 100-mile Buffalo road
race. The time of the race was 5
hours and 81 minutes.
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srocK OWNERS. arTENrio

STOCK OWN rs, ATTENTION.
Don't forget thai one pounl 81 Neare's Com
dition Powders Is worth tys u any other kind.
sure cure for worms. sold By both ,irtgt-ists.
Neare's sure cure ior hsaves IS the only thing
known that win cure. sold hy both druggists
Weares Poultry Powder Il 4 sure cure for
proves their laying qualities Il beats the
world Sold by an druggists
+. h Smith, Bristol Springs. Ontario Co.
n. r., says that = sad gives Magic Relief in
Pinkeye and DistemDar in horses and Asthma
and Rheumat M IN man. Sold BY r. G. Nor
ton aud L. +. Evans d Co., West Randolph.
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WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judge.


sfATEOf y-cEM0NT, I 10 Probate Court. held
RANDolPH DISTRICT s.. SSt Chelsea said dis
trct. ON the 18th DAY OF oc,. AID. 1ssg. Matilda f.
Flanders. adm. Of the estate ~ Thomas IEanders
late OF Ciesea In said District, deceased. pre-
SCENTS her admiDsfr. account for examination aud
allowance. and makes application for decree OF dis
trbut1l and part ton Of tie estate OF said dCceased
Mherenpon.i 81 Is ordered BY said Court
that said account and said application be referred 10
a session Of said court 10 be held tie Probate
Ohce Ia Chelsea Tie 2lsl day Of
Nov. a. d. ls,s. for hearing aud decision fhereon;-
and u i further ordered, that all persons
interested BE- notified hereof. 10y publication OF
nee 81 said application and order thereon. three
weeks successfully In she HERALD AMI NEWS. a
paper published in l;andpph. and which ciiculates
10 the ne gnnNrhood tiIosc Interested before said
tiueef hearing. that tney may - pear az said time
and pacr, aud II they cause, object thereto.
SIS By the Court. Attest.
Ma. H. NICHOLS JUDGE.
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Vermont News.

Rev. VIM. Carr Of Brookiield has a
call to the Cong'l church Of West Med
way, Mass.
The Congl church and society OF
Woodstock have called Rev. Peter
Mcmillan Of Barre.
Rev. Mr.. Spencer of Quincy, Mass.
has accepted the call by the Baptist
society of Wilmington.
Rev. A. p. Tracy has closed his la
bors with the church at Sutton and at
Merideth, n. II.
The centennial anniversary of the
organization Of the Baptist church in
Chester was celebrated the 10th.
Rev. Mr.. Rogers of East Hardwick
has accepted a call TO Presbyterian
church at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The citizens Of Burlington have sub
scribed nearly $1,000 for furnishing the
new Y. NJ. {. A. building in that city.
Rev. J. G. Cattanch, who went
from North Troy some months ago,
has been given a situation as reporter
on the Boston Globe.
The following fourth-class postmas-
tiers have been appointed for Vermont
f. W. Cook of Manchester Center,
+. W. Morris of Olcott, c. c. Harvey
Of Rochester, Juliette II. Patterson, |
n. c. Dimick of Westford |
and c. +. 0sgood OF West Milton.
The annual convention of the Young
Mems Christian Association of the |
state viii be held with the association
at Burlington Nov. 21-24. An inter-
asting programme is being prepared
and eminent speakers from abroad will
be secured. In connection with the
the new building of the local
association will be dedicated
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STATE Of VERMONT fAf Probate court he'd
RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS at Randolph IN said
District. on the 2sth day Of Oct. A.. d., 1859
Helen VI. Wortheu adminisrafriN Of tie estate Of
Sas Wortbeu late Of Orange in said Dis rici de-
cease'l. presents her admir-. account for examination
and allowance. and makes application foi decree Of
distribution and partition Of the estate Of said de-
ceased. Nherenp0n IL Is ordered by
said Court thai said application be referred 10 SEES
sion thereof. held Al n. A. Whites Office In WASH
ington On the22d day Of Nov. A. ID. lss9 Tor
nearing and decision thereon. And
q is iurther ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof hy publication " notice OF said APP
phcaiion and order thefeon.ihree weeks successfully
IN the Herald ana News. a newspaper published al
Randolph and which cires afes IN the neighb0fhOod
Of those Interested. before said time Of hearing that
they may appear AZ said time aud place, and show
cause f any they may have why said account should
not be allowed. and such decree made.
kv the Court Attest.
SEQ WILLIAM II NICHOI < Indq.
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ment plan. He passed the medical ex-
animation here, but the application
was refused at the company's New
York office, on the ground that the
''moral hazard was TOO great. 1t
was feared that with all his quarrels
and environments somebody would
kill him.
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The annual meeting of the White Riv-
er Christian Endeayor Union VIII be
held in the IL. +. church at Woodstock
Thursday afternoon and evening, Nov.
eth commencing at o'clock. All are
invited
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Probate of Will.

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court held
District q Randolph S. al Randolph, within and
for said District. on tile 18th day OF Oct. A. ID. lS9.
An Instrument Importing to be the last will and
testament OF Andes T. Bulllard late Of Randolph In
said District. deceased. Is presented TO the Court
by Jairns T. Billiard. the executor therein named
for probate: and il is ord.r,d nv saia Court
that all persons concerned therein be notified 10 an
pear before said Court at the Probate ONCE in
randolph Aforesaid. the 9Th day Of Nov.
lco ara contest the probate Of said wil II they see
cause; Tor fich purpose II is further ordered that
Cory OF the record OF this order Re published three
weeks successfully. previous to the time appointed
Tor proving said win. in the HERALD AND NEWS
newspaper printed at W. Randolph in this state
RS Attest VIM n. NICHOl 8 IudSe
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MIR. A. E. LOCK

Who lives at Apponaug, r. l.. writes us under
date of Feb. q, 1882: Il think Browns Sarsa-
parilla IS the best blood purifier that | know
OF and have tried good many" Home tes-
tImony IS the strongest you can get. Whv9
Because you can see or write the parties or in
yestlgate yourself. We print no testimonials
We do not have on file at our Office written by
the party giving them. If You have any dis
ease OF the blood such as Scrofula salt Rheum
Eczema, Pimples. Boils, Tumors obtain bot.
Tie OF Browns Sarsaparilla and begin its use
Read what c. L. Cunningham of Lowell. Ne
writes us under date of May 18th: NV wife
had tumor extending across her breast and
very painful. Doctors advised her to have II
cut out. Her general health was poor; kidneys
troubled her. She concluded to try Browns
Sarsaparilla. and to-day Is a well woman.
l he above are but samples of what we are re-
eeiFing every day Of the wonderful curative
powers of Browns Sarsaparilla. Not genuine
unless made by Ara Warren & Co, Bangor.
Maine.
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RARNARp.

Fred Perkins and fanny have moved
to his fathers William Perkins. ..Jo-
seph Adams has moved into Henry
Clapp' house. Geo. Nye who purchas-
ed farm in the west part of the town
several months ago moved last week..
Miss Mary Trevillian went to South Roy
alton last week TO spend the winter.
The village school closes Thursday. The
teacher Danl Burnett starts for Balti-
more the same night TO attend medical
lectures. &C.,. The daily papers of last week
record the violent death OF Frank Bow
man a native of Barnard and a promi-
nent lawyer of st. Louis. Mr.. Bowman
spent part of the SIMMER here leaving
about three weeks ago. He was one of
the most noted men Barnard has ever
produced. The well-known Solon Dam
forth farm was sold at auction last week
Tor SlSOO. Ii Was a bona fide sale.
This farm contained one hundred and
fifty acres of land with buildings so me.
what ancient. Ii is well situated being
on good road and less than mile
from Barnard village. Stone walls en-
close all the fields and line fences are
wall. Major Danforth, | think. once
made trade selling the farm for 5000,
but some way the trade was broken up.
The Major obtained the first premium a.
warded by the Windsor Co., Agriculture
al society. Ii has generally been con-
sidered the most valuable of any i'm
town but considering the low prices of
farms in Orange Co., and other places
as reported in the papers of late Ii NAV
De considered a good price.