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JOSHUA n. BROWN

late of SiaIkSborO in said district, deceased was
presented 10 said Courl by the person therein.
named, Executrix, for probate, and it is ordered
by said Court that all persons concerned lie no
uhed 10 appear before said Conn at the office
OF the Judge of said CuuTI, in Bristol. in sai,,
district, ON the tIrsi Monday of August ls4g. AZ
I'D o'clock A. NJ and contest he probate OF said
will, If they see cause, for Smch purpo>r il is
further ordered, that cory Of The record OF this
order he published three weeks succe>, ivelr o
fore the time Of proving said will, in the Md.
dlebury Galaxy. newspaper printed IL Middle
bury, in this STATE
a true Record, Hurry Mn,sil. .Jaal1e.
true Copy of Record,
10 Attest, H. MfnsH. ,IsG,g.
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MARRIED,

lh Milwaukee, Wis, June 8, Mr.. JoHN
WHITAKER, of Southport, Wis, 10 SARAH
ANN JONES, of Cheshire. Eng.
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DIED,

In Burlington, Let inst. THOMAS Mills,
Esq. Tor many years one Of the proprietor S
Of The Burlington Sentinel. aged 81.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

IJIslIICI OF NOV IIuvtn. $. !
AT Probate Court holden ut Bristol in said
District, on the 2d day Of NAV, 1919 The fore
song application being presented to said Cour,
it is ordered that all persons concerned he notified
TO appear before said Court at Il session thereof
to be holden Of Bristol in said district at the Office
OF the Judge Of said Court or the first Monday
of August, ls49, at 10 o'clock A. A.. 10 show
cause. if any exist ISht the power and suthcritv
requested in said application should not he grant
cd; and for this purpose il is further ordered TINT
a copy OF the record Of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Miltlleiurv Gal
axy-a newspaper printed at Mildleburv in His
S'ate-ali which publications. shall be previous to
the said time appointed for said hearing.
A true Record.
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Scythes,

Piich-Forks, Scythe-Snaihs Rakes. Scythe-
Stones, large quantity and Of the besr onssiiy,
for sale by 10
.Juiy .. Is49 u. BECkWlib
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50 parties Of pleasure, and the trav::
cling public.
Near this House. on the premises of B. Bacon,
is Mineral Spring. (analyzed BY Prof. Adams, of
Middebury College, June 3, 1922 the medicinal
qualities Of which are highly recommended by
physicians in all humorous complaints. Those
who visit the above-named House can have free
access to this Spring.
A limited number of boarders may be accom-
modated through the warm season.
This House is as pleasantly situated as any in
New England. Being highly elevated on the
Green Mountains there is always cool refresh
ing breeze in the most sultry weather The facil-
tiles for Trouting. abundance of Strawberries and
other fruits, and the enchanting scenery are such
as cannot be surpassed in the State. Among the
new conveniences is a Shower House, where
warm or cold bath can be taken a: any time.
The proprietor is ready at all times to receive
the visits of his friends and the community at
large, and by strict attention hopes to receive a
iberf share of patronage.
n. B. The Bowling Saloon has been newly re-
paired and is now ready for inspection.
ANDREW j. CHURCH.
Ripton, June IS, ls49.
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LIBERATION

This certifes that have given my son, CHARLES
ALoNzo FAY. his time, during his minority, and
that shall neither claim any Of lis wages, nor
pay any debts of his contracting after this date.
CHARLES FAY.
Middlebury, July "a. 1919. l2:3w
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To tie Hon The PROBATE Court for Tie Disirict IF
Ne,r Har,a,
Amos Eddy, guardian of Cornelius Dunshce,
Mary r. Dunshee. and WiGm n. Dnnshee. mi
nors under the age Of eighteen and twenty one
years, residing in the state Of Michigan represents
to said Court thar the said Cornelius Dunshcc
Mary r. Dunshee, and william y. DunShee are
seized in fee CT the following described real estate
TO wit one piece Of land situate in Bristol in said
district, containing about acres. also one other
piece Of land containing about two acres and ID
rods also one other piece OF and in Bristol afJre
said containing ten acres and 40 rods of wood
land, and being part Of Lot No. IS in the Sd di
vision, TO the right Of Stephen Fields; sso one
ninth part of barn standing on lard owned bv
Eli Barnard with the right of way passing to and
from the same also one undivided thrty-sixth
part Of pew in the Baptist Meeting House in
said Bristol, and two twentv-seven;h parts of a
pew in the Methodist Chapel in Bristol aforesaid;
all OF which said real estate Is the same thst N.Y.
set of to the aforesaid wards fiom the estate of
Rufus II. Barnard, late Of Bristol aforesaid de-
ceased in the distribution thereof; also their right
to the reversion of the widows dover in the estate
of said Rufus H. Barnard. ard the said guardian
conducive TO the interest of his said wards TO sell
SAID real estate for the purpose of putting the pro-
ceeds of such sale at interest, or investing il in
other real estate the said guardian therefore
prays said Court u grant him license 10 sell the
said real estate, including the interest of saii
wards in the revision Of the said widows dover
in the premises, pursuant TO The provision OF the
statute in such case made ard provided.
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DepSIa.

II is a most excellent restorative, giving healthy
tone to both the stomach and bowels, and pre-
food from pressing distressing the stomach.
The public-nay rest assured that it contains nei-
ther opium or mineral substances, anything that
is in the least injurious to the constitution.
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DR.. Fitch'S "GUIDE Book To INvALIDS,
and Directions for Promoting Health. and In
slruclions 10 Mothers, in the management of Chill
dren," may be had gratuitously. by calling for
it at the Store as above. An extremsly valuable
Book. IL
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ELMWOOD
MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
OR ACADEMY OF THE
q 2 Sc 2 4 u P Sa

FOR YOUNG LADIES, CASTLEToN, VT
The subscriber would respectfully inform the
Public that having resigned his situation as Pro-
fessor of Music in Castleton Seminary he has fit
ted up the above as an Institute for instruction in
Music, Drawing, Painting, and the French Ian
guage. Competent Teachers are engaged, and
the establishment viii be opened for the reception
of students IN the lst of September. The Bull
ing is fitted up in superior manner, at great ex-
pense, and is situated in one of the most delight
ful spots in the village of Castleton.
Further particulars, as to price of Board, TUT
tioH, &c, made known in future advertisements
and circulars.
Elmwond Mus. Inst, WIN. PEASE.
Castieton, lstJune. Is49. Professor Of Music,
5tf from London.
II The subscriber will be in Middlelurv the
last Of July. w.P.
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CHRONIC DIARRKGA.

Either IN children adults. Of months years cou
tinuance, is mos: readily cured with this Cordial
notwithstanding they may be reduced to mere skele
tons; it Immediately strengthens, and shortly re
thnrr L..nltl
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STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Cour
District of New Haven, s. holden nj Bristol
in said district, on the 29lh dav OF June 1899
an instrument PurpuriIg TO lie the last " i'll aud
testament of
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Cholera Infantuln.

II has saved The lives Of many thousand chiIdrt
when reduced to deaths door by this compla nt,
ii gives luem immediate relief, and they very sec
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~ true Copy of Record.
~ H. ,UypsU -E,L,.
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CHILDREN that ARE TEETHINI

If inclined TO D:arrhGa. shonld always be provided
with this medicine, it will keep the bowels regu-
lated and keep off the Canker. II is wholesome,
safe and pleasant 10 the taste, and children fond
of it, and will take it without trouble or dislike.
For General Debility and Dys-
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CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND
DIARRHGA CORDIAL"
The Severest Cases of Dys
entnrV

are Immediately counteracted, the pains are aayed
the bowels healed, and not unfrequently the bowels
become perfectly regulated and restored in the short
snace of Ton nr fuelvc hours
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Corn and Oats,
lie by r. L. FULLER
GREEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
for sale by

The subscriber having recently
sl4FTrnA fitted up this House in good
6s f1Isii - style,is prepared TO accommodate
parties Of pleasure, and the travss
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SEA SICKNESS.

1t is a most pleasant and desirable remedy for
Sea Sickness. II checks the vomiting, and readily
restores the patient. IL invariably checks vomiting,
nrndnced frnIn my canse u hnterer-
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Persons calling for INC above named Letters sill please
designate them advertised Two IN addition
charged all advertised letters
10 asa Chaplain. P. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30
Constructive HiiIenge-Reform, &c.
C0Us1pondsnc- o the t0n'IsI a1d fn0lIf'f.
WAeuSGroS Oct 26 1919

WAsHNGrOS Oct 26, 1919.
Senators In Congress will no longer be allow ed
10 hlch from the public Treasury under the spurious
claim for constructive mileage For years past, on
the advent OF every new Administration. the senate
has been the habit Of charging fun mileage for at
tend AZ the special Executive Session Of that body
IN addition 20 The received for the regular ses
sion OF course this usage had its origin during the
Existence OF the dynssy of peculstors but II was
allied few days since by that incorruptole and Ia
trepid guardian OF the peoples money, Hon. Lhsha
Whittlesey, First Controller of the Treasury.
II seems that q claim came up 10 usual form, Tor
$40 OOO paid by Dickens. Esq Clerk Of the Senate
for constructive mileage" in a,endauce al the special
Executive Session In March Last aud hst every iurn'
her Of tho Senate, save three, received pay Mf.
Wbiuosey after full deli5erson, was Of opinion that
the claim Ought 10 be allowed Fearing, however,
that the Administration might regard this an mop
porune occasion for such scon mig disp-ase the
Senate he staied the TO the President through
Mr. CLAYTON and added the remark, that u II was not
thought proper act in accordance with his (Mr.
w ~ con-, ction. he would resign the nuoiership.
The Presidents prompt fDf Characteristic reply wss,
TIL Mr WhMtseyf do pAdf Is rSh and id me c0nsf-
sgeaces take care Of hcnse0es. The claim was lmme'
dstely rejected. .
Mr. Dcsen. has his remedy against the honorable
Senator's and IL Ia TO be hoped that they Will imme
diatey make restitution"
have II from good authority ths, the following gen
tlemen will be removed on the lst OF November
Hon A. X Psrris, I'd Controller Of the Treasury.
Hon Peter g. Washington, Auditor OF the Treasury
for the Post Offce Department
Mai. HObbe, lst Assistant Postmaster General.
I have not heard the names Of the new sppontees,
but learn that the successor OF Mr. Washington is
sx x.member Oh Congress from North Carolina q.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30

Rome with regard TO ihs nisanders,sndins between
,h. gax Sc and the French Cabinet the ~ i5ieins
OF n. xrntleulsn In Roncs shone vas somewhat pre-
MANN. A, Monte Rossi wrote q lett<r TO my COZ
lessor Father -. to secure my future residence IN
Rome. and 10 my vic TO meet me cary On 'as'osy
morning. with . suit Of eiusens clothes scd ifosh
breakfast at Popts Mole, near Neros aonomens-
About twenty milcs from Rome, Of 2 O'Clock IN 'ne
afternoon. to my great Joy. met the worthy s"is'
Joseph W from l.. my old companion 70 arms ~ao
thought Of returning Tor While 10 HE own country N
order TO avoid snbarrsssmcnt from different psFsons
Of bis nation. vho bad come up again under the ne~
Government, and there to wait ior better rnses
he gave me the necessary inform alton With regard
70 the presest state OF ROME. and thus reatered
me srcs, service. We er2 2,iec q sSsk IN wine
shop. TO the health Of the rr.umrlrsse Of the dis
persed Assembly and - the speedy return Of better
rries Wien took leave OF each other. wiSh tesrs
In hs eyes he scot the most heartfelt remem6rsnees 10
his wife and children whom he had et' Ia Rome The
last too nights csmped out ssAn "a -iIisss 10 the
open Air. for want Of the necessary ansncis sebsices
Oa Tue.csv the 24th about 5oeloek 10 the morning.
~s. in The vicinity OF Ponte Mol.s Here went bach
into esash and waited xioasly for my good "ie
who came IN nsht to my great Joy, about IN the NOR
nos with our trusty hrtle dog All changed my dfe''
IN double quick time lelt my resimeniss In ne'es'
boring vineyard, and arrived Rome. with my stend
sncc. ever the ootehed up Poeie Mole.
Father -ih.t meanwhile Got my certificate Tor
safety renewed for ak months vas thus projected.
not sssng the IsaSns but the Germans for i, 10 ths
vel Known fashion In which our ustonsl seelns .cl.
foreign countries for one German 10 seok to DO
other 20 much mischief 80 possible"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30
Fire AZ Harrisburg-The Inion" Estab-
Ii-bmeDt De-iroJed.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

IOUcspondtncH OF 7 ne ITUVhe.
Harrisburg, Sunday, Oct y.
The printing establishment of MesTs. McKinley
4 Lescure Democratic linton Office discovered on
sre th, morning a, o'clock, damaging the first and
second stories and their conen,s to the value Of from
5000 to g. COO.
Fortunately, the are was go, under In time to save
the lbird and fourth fJOrs which were deposited
large amount Of valuable publications including the
edition Of the law library, just completed, the loss OF
which. in value some $1,000 would have been seriously
fit
the policy on the bu5ing which is the property Of
Judge Bucher, expired the 5ih met and has not
been renewed. In haste DAIPHIN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30
Cottt.icn-Thc tveafber, &c.

FITIUuaYf JtI
Too steamer Republic, Tor Charleston, ran into
the .chr Myers from Wilmington, n. G. on Thursday
pisbt on Pstuxant River, cutting her nearly IN twain
snd bal for the latter being loaded with lumber she
would hsys snnk Tue damage 10 the Republic s not
known.
IL 4, nov raining Tremendously, and the pro5uce
market n, quiet At the rates Of Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30
1Inrdtr md Kobbtry.

bU5IUNl fIVIIHlf u z =
A negro named Hogan. whnO walking IA
Sou hacsi lsst evening, with wOmso was stabbed In
Tie back Of the neck by sDO her negro snd died 10 an
hOor siier Inc cause was esOusy, the murderer hiss
been arrested.
robbery committed iast evening, ~ wash
burns is~ery store n Washington ST. the thieves &c
Gaping with about 800 worth OF piunder, consisting
"A wal 4
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
81 ItlFesAPs TO Tas HE"'f0Rk IhloVN
ANNEXATION ROW AT QUEBEC
orr,rc- Monday. oct. p.

A row occurred in Ills city on Saturday, at the
Annexation Mseting-ihe Mayor refused TO stten q
N, Meeting at tho Parliament Building, aud 1t
Va. adjourned to the 8 Georges Hotel. An
,,s.rror re occurred. but the ssssi'ants were
driven off. They then wen: 10 the house Of Mr.
csochoo. NJ P. for N M,n'morenci an Anti Annex
,tionist. ard broke the widows. bes.ds doing
,stcr damsge.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30
Ts'ai Amount Of Produce per Hudson River
Boats.

MospAy Oct . --Isyy7 hsls Flour, s2cp hlsh Whsst
y'soaa y Dc Wssky, ~ Isss Lsst, ol balss Wool
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30

r., Rs.ros ~ A 6rABBIso AFFAIR
Sos " r,.. 49, 4. Benton stabbed a. Mr.. Lyoos OF
"A soa o. ~ WeSnssdsy sishs last Mr.. Benton vs
i,oan's sssompsnytsg lady from the parler OF ,hs
ss, s.s.d ~ !.
lo'e . ss~r In an sdoiniBg pasios, tss stsesiog
ana, ana oyS oIses lCincaansu Esq 2lsI
c.,au.Hul.-The Victoria trsxasl ldreeeie
,..sns frcu ssatsuss fFvn shs Prssidio Del Nofss
ssss csps vssscA sad his party. sosssSsr viii s0ns
oshsr inssieAas, vsre y ~ sesse q Canasss.
r.dsrssood A ths Preside tAss ~ Chihusbns az
,honsss Is4 ssssssl stsk sssv'sss n rps' 'eS'ss y
yoolos.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30

Loco-focs n Nominations.
xXXIId Senate Dissiet-( Chsaiauque and CAttsrsu.
sas}-5smuel 8. WhAlon Of Mayvile, Chautaqae Co.
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tied thereto, and for other relief, that an
order of publication may issue for the nom
resident defendants, and subpoena for
those who reside in this state.
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered,
that the complainant by causing copy of
this order to be inserted in some newspa-
per published IN the State of Maryland,
once in each of three successive weeks for
one month, before the first day of Septem-
Der next, give notice to the SAID absent de-
PENDANTS of the object and substance of this
Bill, and warn themt to appear in this Court
in person or by solicitor, on or before the
thirty-6rst day of December next, to an
swer the premises, and shew cause if any
they have, why a decree ought not to pass
as prayed. True copy. Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
July %, '49-1m Reg. Cur. Can.
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XVANTEEp.

Daily at the Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Boston and New Orleans general agency
and Commission Office, Young Men, in whole.
sale ana retail stores, and other respectable bus
mess to act as Book keepers, Statesmen, Porters.
Bar krepcrs, walters, Fsrmcrs, Coachmen, Car
Agents, Book and Map agents, Collectors, Over
se'rs IN all branches o: business, &c. We have
at all times large number Of good situation.
on hand, which pay from SOC 10 a. 900 per an
um. Those in want Of situations Of any mind
would do well to give us call, as we ha We
agents in each ofthe above cities, which will en-
able us to place every applicant in a suitable 81.
uation at tile shortest notice. We have large
acquaintance in all the above named c,,ics winch
we trust will enable usto give entire s.tisfac-
ton to III who may favor us with a call
N: H. Persons living in any part of the Uni
led States, and wishing to Obtain a situation in
baltimore, or either Of tho above cities; will
have their wants Immediately attended to by
addressing us, line, post paid. as by so doing
they will curta both trouble and eapcns Sc
which they otherwise would incur ~ coming
to the city, and seeking employment for them
selves. Address.
T.4YLO * TAYMAN,
No. SO Second Street.
BaltimoreNId.
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This me 1icine was prepared by regular
physicien and is the result of an extensive prat
tice of several years in bilious climale-it is
entirely vegetable preparation and may be Ia
ken by any one with perfect safety 10 the most
delicate cons titulion.
The following extract is from the Farmer,
and Emgrant's Hand Book" valuable work OF
about 800 paRes, recently published by Messrs.
Appleton d Co. New York. In chapter s; page
235, the author in speaking of Fever and Az ue,
remarks:
"Therc is most admirable medicine sold in
most OF the Western cities, which we can con
scentlonsly recommend for FEVER and AGUE
and other billions diseases, it is the IN Ola
CHOLAGoGUE, which is prepared by DIR. Os-
good OF New York, who has made the bilious
disorders of the West his special study. We
are no friend 10 those medicines usually called
patent, but we have had ample opportunity of
knowing the invaluable effects of tie Cholagogue
in. Bilious cases.
Extract ola letter from Messrs. ScAr7EaGooD,
HA'ERsTlcK & Co, ofPhlladclpha
PHiLADEiPnIL, I'd mo cath 1912.
DR.. OSgood;-Respected Friend We
have had occasion to see the good effects ofthy
medicine in the case Of a young man who had
been troubled with chills n long time and could
not get clear Of them, but since he commenced
taxing bottle oil thy preparation has entirely
recovered, and is now becoming quite stout.
Respectfully thy friends,
SCATTEkGOOD HAVERSTiCk s Co.
Numerous oth her certificate. from men Of the
highest responsibility lestitying to the great Eff
cacy OF the medicine can be seen on applicati ion
Undersigned a small treatise on the "csu
SEES treatment and cure OF Fever and Ague. and
other diseases oC bilious climates" may be had
gratis OF any of the follow ny named Agts.
DR.. Joseph Wallace E!kton, Charles E, Rot
eris Ceclton, A. w Davis Hayre de Grace
James Wilson Port Deposit, John II. Clayton
Church Hill. Goodwin & Gibson Centrevfe,
George f. Brown, & Bfo.' and Irwin Smith
arc wholesale agents for Balti more.
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WelIar'S Patent
Japan Liquid and Paste Backing,

Medal awarded by the franklin Institute
Phila. in October last, and the first premiu
awarded bv the Mary land Institute atBaliimor4
November lS4S.
This new and superi'r blac king is m ,de
superior ingredients and so well adjusted az t.
produce quick and durable Jet polish in the
shortest possible time preserving the leathsr ana
retaining MS polish longer than any n,her in Use
even surprising the great Day & Martins o.
London and has hundreds eff certificates from
the very bes Judges that are to,,b he found aud is
for sale by all dry good Stores in Elkton and
elsew here viz.
VIM. Tor5e.t p. F. NAV; Brown & McIntire
VIM, Pell, Daniel Bratton, Ben. C. Pearcu ard
others, by j. Corbet Vim. G Young, David
Parr and Samue! Ault & Son Baltimore. md bv
the manufacturer WIN. Currey so Chesnu,
street Philadelphia.
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To Farmers Il Dairy Men.

A n.hony 4 Einerson's Patent double aching
N Rotary Chwn, peculiarly adapted 10 warm
climates as it produces butter as easily from
sweet milk as from cream-ln bringing this eff
fectual and simple churn into use, the proprle-
tors, feeling confidence in its capabilities do not
hesitate to pronounce it the best churD ever OF
fered 10 the public. This churn is on eshioi-
ton.
81 Cuireri Street, and 214 Baltimore Street.
And in order to convince the incrednlous and
satisfy the curious, at twelve O'Clock daily
A CHURNING WILL BE MADE
III, public are invited to call and examine
the machine, and sec it's utility tested. II com
Dimes the following valuable qua Titles:
LIST. II produces butter in less time thpn any
other Chnrn, making It and gathering it from
3 'eet milk in from to II minutes, and from
cream in much less time.
I'd. II produces more butter from tbs same
amount OF milk or cream, than the ordinary
method, as il does its work in more thorough
and scientific manner.
Sd. 1t Is the cheap st and most convenient
Churn ever invented, involving the true philo-
sophlcat principles of butter king.
9TH New milk, after being churned, ir sweet
and suitable for family use.
5th. Instead of feeding the calf with mikdi
rect from the co~-churncd sueet milk will
s"er every purpose. by TINS means the butter
is all profit.
We offer il upon the following terms. Ifthe
Churn does not prove AZ recommended, it may
be returned and the motley will be refunded.
We have constantly on hand and for sale five
different sizHs, -, ~, S5,S6, and 80, capable Of
churning al one time 1874, 3.-2; 5l-2. 10 and Is
gallons of milk or cream
Exclusive county rights TO manufacture and
sell in the State of Maryland, and also in Mid
die and Western Virginia, tor sale on reasona-
bic terms.
discount of twenty five per cent, for cash, is
allowed TO the trade.
All orders for Churns (post paid) enclosing
the Money, addressed to tho subscribers, will b
promptly attended to.
S. & D. ROWE.
Manufa cturers and wholesale dealers in
Broons, Brushes, Wooden and Willow Ware,
&c. Ne 81 Calvert nsar Pratt street Whar
and No z74 Baltimore Street.
Baltimore Md