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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Medical Advertisement.


ANA m ltWdHMf jar 1910 trfdtH.
lst-For Colds and Fevcrsl feelings and prerent-
ing Feycrs.
2l--ror Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious af-
fectiOns.
Sl-For Dialhn,a Indigestion and L9s8of Apaetite
4th--i'or Cosyenrss N i,malcs and males
5h--For Stomach affections, Dyspepsia and FILES
TIE great prints 1t is not bad 10 take, Hercr
gives pnin, and nerer lcaues one costiee
For all these Things 1t is warranted uncqualied and
all who do not find 1t SO may return tie bottle dnd
get their moncy
The medicine is Long1eys great Western Indian
nrnncoa. Fuller description i'll an Almanac Tor loiS,
grat.s.
Haze Toxic To the Bald and Grey-if you wish
rich, uxurlen head OF hair, free from dandruti and
scuri, do not fail to procure the genuine Balm OF
Columbia In cases OF badness it will more than ex
coed your expectations Many who have lost their
hair for twenty years have had it restorcb to lis orr
gnal perfection by the use OF this balm Age, state
or coudon appears 10 be no ohstacle whatever; it
asu causcs he fluid to flow with which the delicate
hair tube is filled, by which means thousands whose
hair was grey as the Asiatlc eagle have had tllcr
nar restored to its natural color by the OF this in
valuable. In all OF fever it will be found the
most pleasant wash that can be used. \ few appllca-
tons only necessary to keep the hair from falling
out 1t strengthens the roots it never fails TO impnrt
a rich glossy appearance, and as perfume tor the
toilet it is uncquallcd it hu Us three times much as
o.er niscaed hair rcstofatlv and Is more eicc'uai
The genuine manufactured only by Comstock d Co.
81 Courtnnd st. New York.
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lhose ueai rom Oh w anu un i','''e! o,'e'
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the use oi inc on IL mas tie te't 10 's''ie NV " u
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OF long s,hn"l.'@ Al uehl persons si9u I'' WI u.
Ho'nstoch N Il Coul''uhu' ST. "'e ''e
rTce 81 per hask'
FILES SORES &c HE ''fNriNE HAYS hl:'!M Ii
IS an art'c's more siy tclcofaita az c.'.e lo Wv
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

This is to Certify, Thai haze Purchased and Put in
use one Of Messrs " & ID. DuuGI.As Improved liI-
DRAULIC RAMS, on my Farm, and am perfectly
saiisied and well pleased with the operation of the
article. and would recommend its use, to all who
are DESTROYS Of raising from any spring or other
running stream on or about their premiees The
apriH. TO which have applied the Ram is fifty rods
from my house, and seyenty-ive feet below level OF
the point where discharge the water in my dwelling
The size OF the dive pipe applied TO my Ram, is one
and quarter inch Cabre, aud forty feet long and has
fall in running from spring TO Ram of ten feet
The discharge pipe, deadng from Ram 10 house is
half ,uch cahre and fifty rods in length and runs
up an elevation OF s. feet, and the water discharges
from the same IN my house, perfectly steady aud
handsome stream, without any interruption whatever
And wond invite all who wish to become acquam-
ted with .hls new and truly useful invention to cali at
my house IN Durham, and witness It's operations
pulham Ct Sept. 18th SAMUEL q. TlBBALS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
From the Windsor Journal Extra, August 81.
Destructive Fire IN Windsor.

Our village was yesterday visited by one OF
the most destructive fires it has ever expert
enced, nearly one half of the business portion of
it being now laid in ashes. The fire common
ced about five O'Clock, in an old barn on the cast
side Of Main ST., belonging TO the Constitution
House, and spread with snch rapidly that in less
than two hours every building on the cast side Of
Main ST.. between the store OF S. Wardncr g..
Son and the dwelng.house Of Mr.. Cyrus pelk-
nap, including brick building adjoining the
east end of 5. Wardner g. Sons store, and four
ar five barns and sheds belonging to the Con-
stituion House, were burned /!
The loss is estimated at s or 20,o00,-Insu.
rance about SIS 900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

that is all we need to ask Il goes the Free
Trade Tariff platform of the Convention, of
course-is fiat footed, though with an ocean of
III necessary words, against the extension OF
livery Gas the Wines Of The North have ever
beenD. We ask the attention Of our readers
to the following significant extract. which is
more important than all the rest Of the verbose
concern. 1t will be seen that Van Buren, re-
itcratcs his CONTINUED OPPOSITION
TO TIE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN
TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA! We
invite the attention Of the gentleman in Rich
IN md who has been arguing that Van Buren's
Utica letter "relateS exclusively 10 the PAST" to
Il e slbjoined correction Of hat error -
Ny opinion, il favor of the power OF Congress to
abolish slavery in the District OF Columbia has been
repeatedly nvowcd, well when candidate, MS
whilst president; and every days reflection has but
served to confirm my conviction It's correctness
at the time, express myself strongyogaist me
expediency of exercising il and IN n recent letter TO
the York delegation at Utica, referred TO MY
CONTINUED OPPOSITION To THAT MEA-
SURE. The subject only incidentally introduced,
and there was. consequently; ou' 'tIe care taken, IN
regard to the terns in which the suggestion was made
The form of expression which | employed has, it
appears, led many honest and intelligent men to as
sumo that the remark related, ercfusteiy, to me
pns,, end ,aes MT intended to conrey my present
iers nm NE matter. This construction though,
perhaps, not unwaraned by the words emyioycd, Is,
in fact ERRONEOUS and it is due to truth, 10
fair dealing and 10 all who take an interest IN the
NATTER ,hlt this subject should now. be placed in its
rte bsh.
| Van Buren, goes on to say, we und erstand,
| flor we have not get seen the whole of it,) that
"G he couN hare anticipated when writing
! his Utica letter. " uhdt has since orcurrcd,' he
| should have been more careful how he wrote !
and says under proper circumstances (vidc
Cass y he would ign bill abolishng Slavery
in the District, notwithstanding. his continued
opposition to that measure" :! Oh, rare Ma
yician!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
From the Boston Atlas.
The Wing Cause in Vermont.

MEssEs. EpIroRS Il send you an extract
from letter, written by = Rough and Ready
Vermont farmer. II speaks well for that = Star
that never sets, and wishes well to 80 d Mas
sachusetts.'
ave have been in great commotion here for
two or threc weeks past, bu, the horizon is fast
clearing away. and we discover that tie tempo
rarr gloom that ovcrsprcad it was all the result
of the wrath Of that little Magician at Kinder
hook; and as the smoke clears away, his head,
horns and tai, are clearly visible. and the more
they are seen. the worse they lock. Only think
ri little Mat coming ont Of the smoke protesting
10 be- Simon Pure Abolilion,', dyed in the
wool, But in spite Of his new shield behind
" hich he has so deXieron>ly and characteristics
ally sought TO conceal his irradical deiormities.
can be seen stamped Oh his brow Twin. pictures,
representing him in the Senate, giving his vote
in tlyur of the gag irr; plcdging himself be-
firrAani 70 veto any law to abolish Slavery in
the District OF Columbia and worst of all, lis
effort =, send back to Cuba those poor negroes
VINO fought and gained their own freedom on
DO I'D the AuitId.
Pictures Of all these acts are So plainly stamp
ed on his brow, that years OF repentance in sack
cloth and ashes would not purify him sufficient
~ 10 b. the leader OF any party, having even
romaan rcspcc, cor dccency and TIE fair reputa
ton of our country.
L NJ lane had been nominated at the Butft-
10 Convention, the vote of Vermont for Gen.
TAYLOR would b. doubtful. Up TO the time when
the resu, of that Convention was made known
here, there was much INDIGESTION among the
Whias. But from tina, moment the vote Of the
Vernon, for Gen. Taylor became a fixed fact.
INDIGESTION gave place to determined rcsoln-
ton To renew in ful s'rruuIh the battle of Is 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Boilers among the, Free SOiicrs.

We learn from the Montpelier Patriot hat
the Hon. JACOB SCOTT Of Barre the cd Liberty
Party candidate for Liout Gopcrnor, UTTERLY
REFUSES 10 have any thing TO do with the Iio-
Is Alliance" and washes his hands of all man.
ner of paa tsreu ant-Savcryism Others
among the old Anti Siarcry-in.hc- DiNrici-of-
Columbia Party, we understand, wholly refuse
be swallowed by a faction Of New Yor!: oco-
fpco Barnburners, to crafty the revenge Of Mar
lin Van Buren,. The game is not working as
well AS was aopcd. Wing cosyerts to, Van
Euren, in Vermont, are 10 be estimated by the
arlrnmeuca RUE known AS "RcduciiVu De.
scending' while even the Liberty Party is nei.
thcr cordial nor unanimous in support of the
Underwood Fox.
In Underworld the Fox 10 noled,
THE ioksall laugh 10 hear IT tod,
That little Van is the nominee
To lead the ranks OF LIBERTEE,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
INVALUABLE
MTLY COM MON.

S,IX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure OF
- Consumption, Asthma, Diseases OF the Heart, and,
al Ienale psenS J ~ Pa9e, .n -, Is
age - cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 81 Mail
to any part 30 cts postage. lnhaIing Tubes, Silver
So hy mail, letter postage. Abdominal Supporters,
perfect So To SO, Tor all Ruptures, failing Of the
30 sels and Womb, and Weak Back and Chest Sent:
by Express everywhere. For Braces or supporters
Rupture supporters give height from head TO foot
and circumference of person next the surface, Just
above the hips. Ii Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted Tor the sale of the above goods. Ad
dress DR.. ;. 5. FITCH, 101 Broadway, New E,cIh.
post paid.
.larch 70. 1aas, 37yl
TnEo. A. rEcK, Apothecary and dealer in sursi-
cal instruments, Agent for burlington and vicinity.
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Van Buren's Letter Of Acceptance.

A part of the letter of Mr.. Van Buren,, &C =.
ceptng the nomination of the Buffalo Conyen-
ton, with explanations" has come to hand
1t would, says the Boston Atlas, cover "hco
columns and half Of our paper" "a paper
nearly as big as a bed.banke) and would
smother with words, words, words, the whole of
our little Daily. BIT ii is unnecessary for us to
publish it. 1t will appear in the Free Soil
Condfr, and lis second edition, the GaseHe, and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

THIS SYRUP is now doing wonders in this
L place in the way Of curing CotDs and CouGHs
of every description; even those that lad resisted
every other rmety, and were considered by friends
and physc ans, past recovery, have III several inst
this BALSAMTC SYRUP, to the great surprise Of
all who knew them.
Yet it makes no prctensions to feet radical n 70
In OF seated CoNSuMrTIoN But even in such
cases it will soothe the Cough make the patient
easier and rest better nights and will do all shat any
medicine do.
But recent Colds, with Tightness and Pain in the
SIDE or Broast and CaEERaA1. \ lrctIvns Ui
the Hcad, or BRoYcnTA, are all subdued, as with a
charm by fee use OF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
THEODORE 4. PECK,
LATE PECK d. SPEAR,
A ? OTHEC AIRY
Wholesale Druggist,
BURLINGTON, VT.

Is CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AMERICAN, ENGLISH.
FRENCH, AND INDIA
DRUGS:
New Chemicals; Leeches; Surgical Instruments ;
Mineral Teeth and Drntal articles; Saline or Mineral
Waters Genuine Patent and Thomsonian Med-
clnes Pure Liquors and Wines Soda Fountains and
Syrups brushes Perfumes, soaps, Inks, Backings
Fancy and Domestic articles: Foreign e. Domestic
Cigars Ground Spices, Gass-Ware; Dye-stuiT
Camphcne, Bird Field, Flower and Garden Seeds
&c In fine every article directly indirectly con-
nected with this business.
From the advantage of receiving Mineral waters
Camphene leeches, &c periodically, purchasers can
rely upon their freshness.
Individuals wishing Trusses, Lceches, &C. will al
ways find person in attendance to apply them.
Medicines dispensed AT all hogrs ot night
lY The attention oi Druggists, physrians, Mcr-
chants and Manufacturers is solicited with the as
ment as advania Ieously as al the cIty markets &
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

~ The Sarannah G2orgian (Cass) has the
following extract from Cassie in n. Y. City ::
"Cannot your Sonticrners see the matter
thus lftot, our Northern Democrats can say,
and wiH say. after the Wings have swcw the
South, this Fall - We have stood by the rights
of the South through good end Though evil re-
port EJr 81 doing we have been revilcd at home,
and destroyed by anti-slavcry factions, revolving
in the bosom of our own party. Cass ras no.
minated for the !Somh. If the South elect Tav.
lor now, do not ak our support farther. The
South. will have betrayed itself. The election Of
Taylor disso'res The Democratic party. That
dissolution dissolvcs the Union. You don't
know the feeling we have to contend with here. ;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

GEN TAyLoR.-One of the first, il not the
very first letter, which Gen. Taylor wrote in re.
gard to the Presidency, was addrt ssed to the ed
''or OF the New Lisbon (Oho) Palladium, who
publishes it in his own paper. i isolated, Mat
amoras, July 81, 1916, before any body of men
nominated him for President, aud before his pot-
zeal principles had been called in question, and
contains the following distinct and unequivocal
avowal Lam Wing and shat erer be deroted
m 'ndir'd"al opinion 10 The principles Of that
yarty."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

NUIH', NIHrCH 10, IofF
DE- FooEp--Dear Sir: very cheeriuIy give my
certificate for your Pectoral Syrup through your agents
in Rome, Messrs Dudley l. Peck. My wife has
been troubled with a severe cough for years, and
in the mean time has tried various medicines of re-
pur, Last fall her cough increased, and felt very
much alarmed about her ] was induced to try your
Syrup, and happy to say that two bottles entirely
cured her cough, and improved her general health.
would recommend it to all as medicine Of great
worth HORACE N. BILL,
Pub and Primer Of Roman Citizen.
For salcby THEODORE a. PECK,
4w2mf Wholesale Druggist.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

'TllREE farms for sale, two of them in
Il the town of Milton situated near the village at
G.il.on Falls One OF them contains - acres OF land
with good fruit Orchard, House Barn, and uHt bull
dlngs, the other about % acres, with good tach4d
House Barn, and out buildings. Also, one lying III
the Town OF Wcsiiord containing $50 house
barn, and buildings with orchard good terms given
nor payment, for further information. Apply TO the
subscriber in Milton.
Milton, May TO- 'IS WHINE ETHAN AUSTIN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
DIR. FOORD'S
delicious and very excellent
PICTORIAL SYRUP.

II is equally safe and useful for the most delicate in
FAINT, slender female or Athletic man only requtlns
difference in the dose, corresponding with the differ
cncc in age and strength And the effects in each are
often so prompt ans decided TO surprise those who
had not before seen the effects of lis operation.
Fu directions for using it, are found on each bottle ;
and more detailed account OF it, and ample testi-
monaIs from those who have used it, may be had
gratuitousy, at the place where the most excellent
family medicine is sold.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

Cazcnovia, Niad. Coz Feb. 90 1874
Doct. FooRD'S PICTORIAL SYRUP has been used in our
families during the last two years for those croupy at
tacks and hoase colds to which children are liable,
attended with cough INSTRUCTED respiration ana fever,
and has repeatedly been entirely successful in
ing al those threatening SYMPTOMS aud restoring them
to their usual health in short time We confidently
recommend il as being a very valuable Family Med
cine for all such complaints GEN WIN. ]. HOUGH,
Rev WIN. CLARKE,
W, E,t PHILLIPS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
D AuuEY'S
VI AGfCAI. PAIN EXTRA CTOR

w ILL, within five minutes from its application re-
w move the pain from the severest Burns Scnlds,
Bilsters Hurts, Jambs Cuts and Will certainly cure
Cont, Piles, lniainmntory Rheumatism, Sores OF
Swellings, anything that is niiamed, such as Fell
Ions Runrounds, &c. In cases Of Burns, tappLed
immediately, it will preserve life no matter how
may he the injury, unless vital be burned II vii
heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers Of any kind without
scar II neutrazes and destroys poison from pnnis.
reptiles insects or rabld animals. 1t Will wherever
applied, prevent Qualification, and IN old wounds,
when mortlhcauon has commenced, II vii arrrs. -aG
dsensc and cure the wounds, when flesh has al
ready dropped away, and will restore the part TO lis
natural state. When the bowels painful, II Will,
II well rubbed on, afford instant rellrt and cause
movement even when Castor Oil, Jaap and all Other
medicines have tailed Its is perfectly safe IN nj
cases Ii never can do harm II will not coniici
with any medicine taken internally. We have mol
space in this publication to enumeTae Hl the diseases
cured bv DALLEy's NAGICAL PALS EXTRACTOR hut II
will certainly Burns, AcGlds, bruises, fieS,
famRlatory Rheumatism, iRtamed and Sore Eyes,
and instantly alleviate pains OF any KIND lhe tx
tractor has gained unprecedened reputation ana IL
esteemed the best medicine nov offered 10 the pnn!c
But reader YOU must be careful "hen puichusAg.
or YOU viii lie imposed upon. The genuine Extractor
is so deseIyedy popular that wicked men counterfeit
H. There are, perhaps, twenty different kinds of
norrtcrt,, some have Henry Daley printed on the
wrapper, to initiate writing But the genuine has on
II written with pen aud INK, H. DALEY and The
writing is always different coored ink fom what
the wrapper is printed with. For sale by Ii DALEY
A. co. No EOS Broadway, New York
Milo A Hocomh, Agent for New England Tariff.
Vile, CT; THEO. A PECK, Burlington. and by al
most every merchant in New England.
March 10, 1913. 37vl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

o. A Locofoco paper in Vermont calls
upon its party in that State to "rally like
one man TO the polls We think the call
will be obeyed, The Locofoco party in
Vermont is, literally speaking, more like
;, one man" than any other party We ever
saw in alllives. -Loais. Jour.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

TWO ASSESSMENT OF FIVE DOL.
i lars each have been ordered by the Directors ~
Burlington Rail Road Company one payable on the
i:rs, and lie other on the 18th day Of August next.
Payment rlny be made to i.e Banks OF burlington
Vergrnncs Miidehury Black River, Bellows Fails
Cheshire Bank Kccne, y. II, II O. Perkins a, the
Rail Road Office Rutland, Edward Pickering. 60
State Street, Boston, the Treasurer a, his office
III Middlebury.
Mddiebury, Juno 81, l>iS. w53w6
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Also, dealers in every variety of Agricultural and
Horticultural Tools and Machines, among whirH
are
Horse Powers, Vegetable Cutters Corn and Cob
Crackers, Sugar Mills, Grndstones, Horse and Hand
day Rakes, Scyihes, Snaths, Rifles, and Stones
Elastic Hay and Manure Forks Hoes, Shoves and
Spades Dirt, Tree and Floor Scrapcrs, Axes. Hatch.
cts, aud hammers. Picks and Iron Bars Axe, Fork
Hoe and Shovel Handles, Sheep Shears and Fruit
CATERERS, Garden Engines, Barn-door and Fric;.,
Rollers, Potatoe, Bog and Breaking-up Hoes Draft,
Trace, Tic-up and Halter Chains Garden Trowes
and Forks, Garden Syringes, Reels and Lines, Pru.
ming Knives Shears and Scissors, Ptuuing Saws and
Chlses, Garden aud Hedge Shears, Grass Hooks and
Sckles, Bill Hooks, and Letter Stamps Horse and
Cattle Cards and Brushes, Ok Yokes, Bows aud Pins
Butter S.amps, Ok Balls, &c. &C.
Agents for the Sale OF tforrls premium Pa,en,
Scales, and dealers in Mechanics Tools comprising
Hunts best extra Cast Steel chopping and Broad axes
Broad, axe Pattern, Singing, Lathlng and Car
fiatchets and AIDES, all warranted ; Bread, Butcher
Hunting, Jack and Pocket Knives Hand, Butcher
Cross Cut, Circular AID Woal Saws, Slaves anaers
&C. Also, dealers in Mr.. Clarks Sole Leather
Douglas Patent Pumps Wheeler and Downs Pumps.
Lead Pipe, Churns, Cheese Presses, Baskets, Tubs
Pals &c &c
Horticultural. and Horticulture also a comp etc
sortment of Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, which
are warranted good, and true TO the name Being
agents for all the Nurseries in the vicinity Of Buring
ton, Boston, New York and Albany, we prepared
to execute any orders for Ornamental and Fruit
Trees, Shrubs, Strawberry Plants, Herbaceous and
Greenhouse Plants, Sc &c.
We prepared also 10 furnish at wholesale and
rptail )Oupas Improyeu Premium
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
EIulrlabcr Yard,

GRAY. MEAD 4 co. offer for sale, at
"a their place, Pearl Street, nearly every descrip-
ton OF seasoned LUMBER. On the opening of
of SHINGLES, ana intend to keep on hand, TO supply
The community during the season, all kinds OF market
able Lumber. i0f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
WIG MASS MEETINGS.
WING STATE CENTRAL COMMlrTE Room. }
COLUMBUS, Auv. 18th 1SlS {

WING STATE CENTRAL COMMlrTE Room.
CoLuMBus, Auy 18th lSiS :
Arrangements have been made for holding one
or more Wing Mass Meetings in each Congress
snna district which will be ad lrcsScdby Messrs
Ewing, Corwin I'd other distinguished speak
crs. TO whom tn. several districts have been as
signed.
The meetings will be held at the times ard
places stated below. and will be addressed by
The gentlemen designated and Others who may
be invited by the Wings of each district.
Newark Monday, Sept. II, Messrs Ewing and God
dard
Z1ncsvillc, "Wednesday, do 10 :"
McConncllsviilc, Thursday, do II,
Morrisown, Saturday, do IL, Messrs Ewing and Col
licr.
Cnrrol,on, Monday. do ls,
New Philadelphia, Wednesday do 49,
Mt. Vernon, Saturday, do , Mes,rs Corwin and De
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01

IMMIGRANT PASSAGE CERTIFICATES
IL from Liverpool 10 New York aud Boston
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
In sums to suit CUSTOMERS, On Dublin and Liverpool
dsp !, j. BlXBY n co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-01
Hydraulic Ram.
w. 4 Is. Douglas Patent.

4 PERFECTLY Simple and elective Machine Tor lore,
~ ing portion OF a brook or spring to any required
distance elevation, where proporonate tall can be
applied, The various uses OF the Ram are at once
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