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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-06-16

Which is WoRsB ?-As fuel is rather
scarce on the route through Egypt where it
is designed to locate the railroad which is to
facilitate intercourse with India, it has been
proposed to feed the locomotives with mum
mics. The suggestion of such an idea will
doubtless strike some with horror, whose sem
sibilities are of that peculiar kind that they
can think of the consumption of hiring men
in this country in the fires of slavery without
being shocked in tho least degree.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-06-16
More than All.

A few years since, Mrs. Madison, the
Washington slave-dealer, and widow of the
Ex-President whose name she bears, sold her
husbands manuscripts to Congress for the
snug little sum of 10000. This, however,
not being sufficient to maintain her comfort
ably, even with the additional sun realized
from the sale of a few slaves whom she dis
posed of to meet incidental expenses-or
'ohich she disposed of, if we speak according
to the grammer of chattelism-she recently
offered TO Congress another lot of papers, the
remainder of his manuscripts, much to the
establishment of those who supposed that
when the others were purchased, all were in
cluded in the sale. But the old lady is so
polite, such a perfect specimen of the dignity
and suavity of slaveholding aristocracy sail
OF the olden time" that both houses of Con-
gress united in making an appropriation of
100000 to buy what they thought they be-
fore bought.
We rather think we have once told our
readers the story of a certain publisher, who
was probably one of Mrs. Madison's progen-
itors, if we may judge of their relationship
by the oneness of their genius, but it is SO
pat to the case before us that it will bear re-
peating here. A publisher issued a work
containing the last words of the celebrated
Baxter, which had so rapid a sale as to ex-
cite the envy of some of his brother trades
men. But as they dared not infringe upon
his copy right, they could do nothing 10 en-
title them to a share in the golden harvest no
was reaping. At length one of them seized
upon a bright idea which he put into imme-
date execution, and realized a handsome
profit by the publication of a work entitled
"MoRE last acords of Mr.. Baxter"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21
no SELL LAND.


STATE or VERMONT, The Honorable Pro,
Dtsrnirr of CuirrESDgN s. bate oonlt 10. 'ne
n,sttc, ,t Chrndcn, to all persons to whom these
,tas'.,ta al,, N cont. --tiRLErlNG: $3.50.
" Vnfptas LYMAN Hall, ot Shcburnc, IN said Dis
,rrt cuarlian of Joshua lsh,m Bliss, Of siid Sel-
bpr,e minor under the Ut twenty one years mas
prspuicL to- sll Court his petition IN wrltilE stng
,,i that h- said ward is seized OF one undivided sixth
pait at tclcuicu in Burlington, in the intersection
ct Chunpian Hnl Bank streets, containing three
fouths o an acre OF land, with house and out houses
thereon, and that is the place lately occupied by
Moses Bliss and that it would he beneficial 10 the III,
trrcst OF his id ward that hs interest N the sad land
shuu. be sold AMI the proceeds invested in stocks or
put at interest AMI praying that said Court would IL
ccnse him, the slid guardian, TO sell the same agree
ably to the statute IN such case ma c and provided
WuERLUplN. the said Prohntc Cuuit assigned the
26th day ct April, lSii, or hearing aud deciding ON
said petition the oicc OF tht Probate Coutt in said
Burlington and ordered that all persons interested
should be notified thereof by publishing this order, con
aung the notice Of said application three weeks snc-
ccssvcly in the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper
printed at slid Burlington, all which publications 10 be
previous to the sad 10Th day of April, 1878.
Given under my hand at Burin,t ton, in said District
this 9th day OF April 1873.
4lw3 BRADFORD RIXFORD, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21
PETITION TO SELL LAND.

STATE OF VERMONT, ; The Hon; the
DSTEcr or CuTrEYpEy, s.. \ Probate Court
for the District OF Chttculcn to all persons to whom
these presents shall comr,--GGrETINl:
WHEREAS, Nathaniel Miles, Guardian of Betscy NJ
Ray and .utttc \. Ray, minors, daughters OF alvin
Ray late ol ilntsburg IN said District deceased has
presented to snld Court his petition in writing, setting
forth That hs said wards. ms legatccs OF the SAID CALVIN
Ray. are seized. each oi thom OF one equal undivided
fourth part OF hundred aud sixteen OF land,
--hc,unIng to the said Calvin Ray in his lie time
and commonly knSwa as, aud called, the " Cobb
FARM" and situated IN said flnesburgI and, also,
setting forth that it would be conurvc to the interest
u his said wards, that the interest OF his said wards i'll
said land should be Sold aud the proceeds put inter-
est or invested in productive stocks and praying said
Court license him, guardian aforesaid, to sell
the same agrceably to the statute in such made
and provided.
TnrrrroEr it is ordered, by the said Probate Court
that the Doth day OF April, 1913, be assigned for
hearing and de CT ling on said petition, ut the office OF
the Probate Court in burlington in said district and
further ordered that all persons interested should be
notified thereof by shlng tins order, containing
the notice OF SAID application three weeks success
svcy the Burlington Free Press, snpcr print
ed in said Burlington, oil which publications TO be pre-
vlous to the said 10Th day OF April, 1878
Given under my hand at Burlington in said District
this ith day OF April, A. ID. 1913.
llw3 BRADFORD RIXFORD, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21
Taaaiacsy Escrr's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT. I The Hon the Pro-
District of ChIiicnden, -. bate Court Tor the
District OF Chittentcn To all persons concerned in
the estate OF Mathew Beers late OF Charlotte i'll said
District, deceased ,-tREETTG:
WurRrAs ilnman Beers Administrator Of the
tate said deceased proposes TO render an account OF
his administration, and prcs,nt his account against
said estate for examination and allowance at session
the Probate Court in Burlington the tenth day Of
My, ISIS.
TnrRryoRr Iou are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court Mt the time and place aforesaid, and
slrw Gauss. il any yon have, why the account aorc-
said should not be allowed.
Given under my hand a, Burlington, this 3rd day
of April, a. ID. ISIS.
Ilw3 BRADFORD RIXFOHD, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21
Samuel a. Halls Estate.

WE THE 81 .sSCelBERS. having been ap-
w pointed By the Honorable the Probate Cour, for
the District of Chittcnlcn, Commissioners receive,
cxnrnc and adjust the claims and demands OF all per
sons against the estate OF SAMUEL G. HALL, late of
Burlington, in said District deceased, represented i'll
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the date hereof
being allowed by said Court tor that purpose, we do
therefor. hereby give notice, that will attend to the
business OF onr appointment, at the office OF WILLIAM
Wrsroy in Burlington, in said District, the first
Tuesdays OF May and July next at ~ o'clock, A. NJ.
on each of said days.
Dated this 2.hh drv of March. A. d. 1913.
4lw3 JOHN n. POMEROY, Commits
GEO. B. SHAW, : sioncrs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21
Graeienbars Health Bitters.
Britannia Ware, &c.
AND TEA POTS. COrrrr FIR

u tcrers, Esg-Boilers, Sugar Bowls, Cream Cups,
lumhcrs, Pitchers Molasses Cups, Casors, Soup La
dies, Lathcr Boxes, Chambers, Candlesticks, Lamps
and great variety Of fine English and American Bit
ANNA Ware; also p" Block Tin" Tea Pots as cheap as
it is economical to buy Brass Plated and Glass Can
dcs,icks aud Lamps, Bras aud plated Shutters and
Trays, Blame Mango Nuulds, Plated, Britannia Ger
man SILVER and Com Silver Spoons, WASHINGTON snap
ed Pudding u shes Tor boiling Indian Puddings in,
Tea Waters. Crumh Trays and Brushes and treat
variety of articles in the Plated and Britannia Ware
line, t0r sale quite low a the Variety store
BRlNSMAlD 4 BROTHERS.
Burlington, March 3, 1918. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21
DIR. J. RICHARDS
Dyspepsia and Jaundicc
BITTER S.
DAlLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTOR

M1lLI, within five minutes from its application
w move the pain from the sevcrcst Burls ScalIs,
Blistcs, Hurts, Jnmbs or Cuts, and will certainly
Gout, Piles, Inilnmmuory Rheumatism. Sores or
Sweings or ANYTHING that is inilamcd, such as Eel
Ions Runrouuds, &c. In cases OF Burns, applied
immediately, II will preserve life matter how
may be the inlnry. unless vital be burned. 1t wall
heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers ot any kind, without
scar. 1t ncutra2'1 and destroys poison from plants
reptiles insects rnbd animals 1t will wherever
applied prevent .uJrttfcGti0n, and in old wounds,
when modification has commenced, it viii arrest the
discasc and cuic the wounds even when flesh has al
ready dropped away, and will restore the part to its
natural state. When the bowels are painful, ii will
it well rubbed on, niiord instant rellci and cause
movement even when Castor Oh, lalap and all other
medicines have failed. Its use is perfectly safe in all
cases 1t never can do harm. 1t will not conflict
with any medicine taken internally. We have not
space in this publication 10 cnumrIatc NIL the diseases
cured by DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR but 1t
will certainly BurHs Araids, Bruises Piles, In
61mmiatOiy Rheumatism, MEdmcd and Sore Eyes,
Feli0Hs Chi5iGlHS, COT8s B!lss, Sores AMI Ulcers,
aud instantly alleviate pains oi any kind The EX-
tractor has gained an Unprecedented reputation aud Is
esteemed the best medicine offered TO the public
But render, you must be careful when purchasing
or you will Toe imposed upon. The genuine Extractor
is deseIvedy popular that wicked men counterfeit
II. There ARE, prhaps twenty different kinds OF
counterfeit. Some have Henry Daley printed on the
wrapper, to initiate writing. But the genuine has on
II written with pen and ink, II DALEY aud the
writ u is always ~ d. iirrcnt culorcd ink om what
the wrapper is printed with For sale by ii DALEY
4 co, No. !Os Broadway, New 70 L.
Milo \. luicon,b, Agent for New England Tariff
willie, Ct; THEO. 4. PECK, Burlington, ana BY al.
most every merchant in New England.
March 10. 1918. ~vI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21

Tin. ,,olic;,,s iss,,I h. the Craefenberr Con,panv
const nf c,r nv, s,,inrntiv odnpic1 10 The dis.
ca t ~ a. III NC, f,, rs,sgIivsIv recommended
Great dsr.u,t, L,. ottn.hsd To the Patent Medicine
business by persons claimng "a'rcrSai power for
single gwen medicine. 1t Is not Only idIe, but WpH-
GcHt, 10 1unt such doctrine III the lace oil an lit,
Igcnt community. II Is contrary to the very hlsl
principles OF common sense.
Gsaeiemberg Vegetable y lis
The History Of the Graeen5ers Ncgeiap!e I'M Is
briefly AZ follows
The nventor after more than Quarter Of a Cen
hnUs invest eatou OF tins SUBJECT was led TO the DIS
covery by rejecting upon the following Laws OF Ma
turc.
-l-TSTherc urc three principal avenues by which
Nature expcs from the body what is necessary be ex
PEELED thereirom. These three are the stool, the
Urine, and the Pores. These must be kept IN heal
thy condition. or disease l. ce'tNh I"'S - aGh,"'
posture Ldo and no human pI C'', s S,i u;
gard It, IN addition to ms llr i',t nust ne H..
order the liver Is the largest organ II VI, ooNi am, a9
some o. iie i9Gst Ibe - dt'.on and
gnar7 ne BIZ ana c12'l ~H.S Vr .,, any,,
ihe bowels Inc IIonA nr.i Nc 49,, , a'''
n,na' 1,y Nuuyu 10 ,' ''' n nv nronrr no,rsb.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21
WIN. RUSSELL, CO Carmin.-s.
Cost her Speech.

The annexed Certificate tells simple aud truthful story Of suffer
my There of similar this
md Brooklyn. AMI yet thousands OF parents let their
children die Of being hunbugsed fes shl
l3.s.
frootiBn. Sent: 81
Dr. TowNsrvpf take pleasure in stating, for the 81
concern. ny daughter Nx
aIUotud with General Debility and los, .p..c.
up pat recovery by family Phy.c
ntinay recommended hy friend
bottle ,hc recovered her speech
enabled asionsncn Of Ill acau,iu.
circumstances She quite we'll pr,
health she hl. been for eighteen moGtlis pas,
JOSEPH TAYLOR
Vol. ILL L..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21

Great Consolation to the Afflicted.
DIR. D. M'lNTosH's ITALIAN VEGETABLE
PILE ELECTUARY.

Tie most Celebrated Rcncdy for Plies ercr discover
=, ,,,. n aag &c e. d t5e IVord'
- cure for the PILES, w6rihcr bleeding, Blind,
Internal or ErtcrHGL This Electuary is sure pos.
tive, speedy and permanent cure 1t is an internal
remedy not an exterualuppcation and will cure any
case OF Plies, either Bleeding Blind, Internal Ex
tcrna, and is probably the only thing that will 1t Is
positive cure, and no mistake, permanent and spec
dy. 1t is also very pleasant medicine to take, and
improves the general health in astonishing manner
1t /, also certain Tor all those diseases which are
frequently found in conjunction with the Piles-such
"a Inflammation of the Bowels Kidneys and Bladder,
inflammation and soreness OF the Stomach, intlnmma
ton OF the Liver and Spleen, lntlammatory and mcr-
curla rheumatism, Uceraton OF the lnesncs, Tor
por or inactivity at the Liver, mpurity OF the Blood
and Internal iumors, Inflammation and weakness OF
the Spine, want OF action in the Bowels Dry Heat,
Inflammation and itching in the lutcsncs, md
habual Costivcness Flow Of Blood to the head, Diz-
zincss, and for the relief OF Married Women.
| think 1t must appear obvious to all VINO give any
attention to the SUBJECT, that radical cure OF this
plan can be effected only by means given internally
and that external applications can do 10 more than
merely afford temporary relief, and that oitentimes
they are actually injurious aggravatlng the complaint
TINS Elecluary beng an internal remedy, composed
purely OF Vegetable Extracts, is offered to those aiic
ted with this distressing complaint sure and pos
tive cure: 1t is perfectly safe, pleasant to take, mild
aud easy i'll its opcratlon and affords immediate relief
Opinions of Physicians!
New York, May 3, l5i7-I'hs is to certify that
we, the undersigned, Physicians of the city OF New
York have in hundred OF cases. prescribed DR. Mcln-
toss Italian Pile Electuary with une xamped success,
aud give opinion that is the very best pre-
paraton for OF Piles offered to the public.
II ). Watson. NJ. D. L. K. Cheeny NJ d.
| 2. A. Sangcriord, NJ D. A. :. Fenclow, " D.
The most Marvellous Cures on Record.
Mannheim, April 1877.
Mr.. S. +. Bcnnett--Dcar Sir have been afflicted
with the Piles for nearly six years, have suffered the
most circulating pain from It's effects, and have, as is
usual, tried all the ointment preparations could hear
Of have been under the care OF several respectable
physicians, all to purpose. Sometime i'll March
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21
DYSPEPSIA.

No 1ul medicine has been which n.ar,v
resembles the gastric juice saliva accompanying food and
sircugtrnins the Of Digestion this
pa hpos'e cures OF Dyspepsia severe
Chronic,
HASH DEPARTMENT -tibang May 10 lsl5.
Or TowNSrNp-Dcar Sir: I have been afflicted several
years an dyspepsia IN IT. worst forms attended
siona' n's ui ct" hcurthurn
10 all Anls ct food and Tor weeks, (wiat could
hcen uhahl' To retain but small portion stomach
rl"d nc usual remedies hut tr had but little effect
mo'inF the Complaint Was induced about
Try N"Hr Extract of snrsaparla and with little conn
drncr bat amer using nearly two bottles found appetite
s"tcd and would earnestly recommend the those who
have been afflicted as have been. Your. Sc -
W W. VAN ZANDT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21
ave the agency also for the sale OF
1,or,;,l's Patent Union Scales,
INNiLI ABLE
EAMILN COMPANION.

SIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention aud Cure Of
> Consumption, Asthma, Diseases OF the Heart and
all Femalc p!Scascs. 23l pages, - engT,vngs.
Paper 81 cts; bound - cts. Mail to any parI-post
aEc . - cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest EXpnndcrs, 81 Mail
to any part, - postage. lnh4lng Tubes, Silver,
perfect, 50 to $40, or all Ruplurcs, Falling OF the
Bowels and Womb and Weak Back and Chest sent
hy Express everywhere. For Braces or Supporters,
or RnI ure Supporters, give heigh, from head to foot,
nal circumference ot person next the surface, Just
above the hips. Ii Rupture, mention which side
t"na wanted for the sale OF the above goods, Adj
dress Dr. 5. ). FITCH, 107 Broadway, New York,
post paid
March 10, l6i9 37yl
1uro 4. PrcK, Apothccary and dealer in Surgi-
cal instruments, Agent Tor Burlington and vicinity
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21
H. BUSHNELL.


NdHcHOVHI, VNTUu. COJ aug. Is, Il y.
a year ago last winter, had cough, which, in
stead of yielding to the common family remedies
steadily grew worse that at the end OF three
weeks, it cxccedn 5Iy violent, and attended
with fixed pain in the side After five or six weeks,
finding myself no better became seriously apprchen-
svc 1t would run me into n consumption, and called
DR.. Foord Tor advice. He gave bottle OF his
PICTORIAL SYRUP, and on using it my cough was i'm
very uit. and in one week it was entirely cured 4
year afterwards had a Slight attack uguin, which
was removed by less than halt bottle Of the Syrup
From my own experience, and from what | have
learned from others who have used it ain confident
it is an uncommonly ccacious medicine for lung
complaints, and would Jy all means advise any one
having cough, to give it II trial
For sale by 'lmEo. A pLBk, Apothccary and Who'll
sale Druggist and by dealers III medicine generally
throughaut tho State
Feb 81 1918 3Gm2 liryEy BRlGHTNAy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21

The multitude of human beings who have
,,,,lowed in the miro between Whitehall and
Saratoga, and made mortar for the public with
out contract will rejoice TO learn that the Sar-
atopa and Whitehall Railroad Company com-
menced laying the iron rail upon that most des'r-
able line of road last Monday, the ION INST. Tho
Directors have contracted for four Locomotives,
A. he delivered, respectively, on the LIST and 5lh
Of June, and the LIST and 18th OF July
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21

| was sorcly alllclcd with a Troublesome COM
hoarscncss, and sorucss in the loowcr part of my
whroat. with structure across the brcast which had
troubled me for .somc time past, in my frequent at
tcinpts of public speaking. had tried several pre-
scrptons OF mySphy-icinns but without, any sensible
effect | procured of Mr.. ]. e.. Wells, druggist. of
this city bottle OF DR.. Foords Pcctoral Syrup which
believe has entirely relieved me, and which | consi-
der most valuable medicine ior that class OF disease
Ny partner, Aid. Mcckcr,who had n severe cold at
the time was taking tins medicine, was cured by a
few doses from the bottle which had.
Utica, Feb. 1916. II BUSHNELL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21

Our neighbor OF the Woodstock Age is of the
onuion that pop gnn " will be sufficient forsny
yuerriua in Vermont" Very well blaze away
then, Mr.. Age.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21

Palmyra, June 3. 1871 NJ Btnuett-Dear Sir-l
find thai, your yellow Tocl and Sarsapari.la goes
finely ! want you to scu.i me four dozen bottles
more. think It wal take the place oi rownscnd's Sar
snrarlla altogether. Seudmr Immediately, ~ have
but one bottle let ont OF six dozen in two months
yours, Ne, j. X. SEXTON.
Look Out FOR fmposition.
Beware how you buy ,licrc mt mn in etiore
qnrt bottles, ms You are liable to be imposed upon
b. sure and ask Tor DE- Guysott's COMPOUND Extract
OF Sar'npa1la, bearing the written signature OF :
Bennett on each outside wrapper, written with black
INK, ah bny hoInin@ csr, as 1t Is tbs preparation on
" that is performing such marvellous and astonishing
cures Remember ieilaw Dock aad SaIsIparilia
Prepared at ;. + Benefits Laboratory L,tIr Fails
Hekner County, New York and
S9ld By i. H. HUNTINGTON. Penn Yam.
by agent in every village in the State, by the rrin
cpal druggists and mu,cnauls tA.ougou, Inc Ulitcd
States. West Indies and Canada
None genuine unless put up in large squire bottles
containing quart VITA the name OF the Syrup blown
IN the glass, with the written signature OF s. f. BEN
NETT on each out side wrapper
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21
Notice.

TIME Selectmen of Burlington will meet for the
TRANSACTION of town business at the office OF j. n.
Poreroy on the LIST and 81 Mondays OF each month
dnrinr the wear, at 9 o'clock in the morning
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-04-21
RiRLINGWON AGRTCILTTRAI
Warehouse and Seed Store.


ufCllOtSc dllu CCcu SlOIc'
TENIIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BECOME TIE
7 proprietors OF the above establishment, will
continue the business, at the spacious store known as
the Thomas Building, College ST, Burlington, VI,
and now offer the best assortment OF
FARMING: AND GARDENING TOOLS
to be had in the country consisting in part OF the fol-
lowing articles, viz
Pronty g. Ncars' Centre Draft Pows all sizes from
one horse to eight Subso and Side-hlll do llar-
rows six sizes Grintsioncs, hung complete Tor use
lIay and Saw Cutters Corn Shelters varions kinds !;
tanning Mills, Cradles, Scylhes, Cutlvatois Seed
and Com Planters Rakes, Shovels, Spades, Hoes.
Picks, Forks Chains, Gokcs. Bows Whfe'pnrlows'
Fork Shovel and Hoe Handles, Sckels, Sausage IL
lcs, Appc Pcafeis, Hatcheis, Lead Chains, Post
spoons, Manure rulIcrs, Hay Knives Batter Mo1dS
aid S,anps. W,cuchcs Lanterns, Well PulIeys, Bill
Hooks, Bush Pulrrs, Nc.
HORTICULTURAL TOOLS
Fruit t.nthrrcrs Pruning Saws and Chscls Pruning
Shcurs Siding do, Pruning Scissors, Flower l,athr-
rcrs Edging Knives, Tree Sciapers, Grass Hooks
Pruning Knives, Toy Tools. Assorted Scuiiles, Grass
or Lawn Shears, Garden Reefs and Lines Wedding
Forks. TRANSFORMING lIo"e!s, Harden oyiihees, me
Scissors, &c. Nc.
We have the agency also for the sale of
Mor,iii's Patent Union Scales,
beautiful article in all respects equal and in some
superior to Fairbanks Scalc-, and much cheaper.
The impro cement consists chiefly III combining the
platform aud counter scale. They weigh with perfect
accuracy from J o.. to 2iO lbs, and occupy no more
room than Ia, counter scale.
We have recently visited the principal Nurseries OF
the vicinity of Boston, Albany, Ne, and am prepared
10 furnish 10 order, at the home prices Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines, ShruJbeTy, House Plants, &c, OH the
shortest notice.
We have also made arrangements with the manufac-
trers Of Horse Powers rhreshinr Machines, Clover
Mills Sugar Mills Corn and Cob Crackers, &c, and
shall be- able 10 furnish thrm short notice, nj anu-
lecturers prices with the addition oi freight only
Farmers. thj- is your Sto,c VIII You sustain il :
We know il will be iu7 your interest TO do 50, aud We
know it yyi,i not take long argument 10 convince
You tint it is Tor your interest have place in the
County where you can lnI every tool or machinc you
muy need. lLIkOI., DANEl u ".
Euiliultnn, April, 1871. iyl