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, 1859-10-31

All Hall from Chicago 10 the 11i.~nnrf.
The telegraph OH Saturday morning "''noun~
ccd That that the Quincy and PALMYRA Railroad
WAS completed. The road is IL very short our
only elcrcu miles long, but its completion is j
matter Of some Importance to uur city, IT COLI
meets Quincy, the terminus Of the Chicago,
BurIinston.aud ou,ncy, with the l1un"'bai .npd
St. Joseph Rn,lrond at Palmyra
This completes the railroad connection te-
tween this city and the Missouri river Since
the opening Of the Hannibal and st. Joseph
road in February last. passengers were con'cy'
ell bv steamer from, Quincy to Hannibal, dis
tance of twenty miles. There was not much
delay or Inconvenience caused by this arrange
.ncnt, but whatever there was will now be Gu
<irelr removed.
There can lie TO doubt whatever that till the
Burlington and Missouri. and the Mississippi
and Missouri roads are completed, this must IT.
tue leading routc between the Eastcrn stntr'
anl tue Eansns gold fields. An Immense cm'
grafton will move westward IN the spring, ai''
we arr glad to 4unoance that every induecmcn
in nov taken away for a tedious journey By st
Louis and the Missouri River. Twenty'iof'
hours will be all the time required 10 90 1ro'
Chicago to st. Joseph, five hundred miles abo'
81 Louis
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- Go 10 John Jones, 1ls Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
, 1859-10-31

T- yichot Conchas!! .Couesclaute
La Or]eans Regalia de Londres L. Meier
De- Ia liabana!!.!. Choice and select brands
Of Cigars just received by D. N. Cosbin Co.,
6j South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-10-31

THx closing sale At auction Of the furniture,
ETC., Of the Burnett House will be closed ont
this morning, At 81 o'clock, by Gilbert 4 Samp-
sop, aqotiouesrs,
, 1859-10-31

L171RArrax.-"GoId Foil Hammered from
Popular psoserbs," new book BY the author
Of Timothy Ttcoub; Eclectic for November
containing portrait Of Rufes Choate the Eng
lish papers Of October Is. and the Bon Ton for
Ecrember hare been received BY AcSal1y 4
Co. 81 - -
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~ CKIEH1L 1Etf30TE1RF,
58 DsarbeFm STREET. 10
fas doom North Of tho Post oMee, Chicago. 1Iuaa
Prompt at>nt On given to The .es If nj kind, ~
property II our Auction Eoema Aay pa Of .hs MY
rsfes ey peIml,.'en. TO Messr.. nro~n ! w.1der.
Gas eiAtuTo pealsrs: J A. Smith 4 Co, HIT aud Fur
D+7e0s A. ). Galloway / 10. Lan,s !Ssrrt*: D. D.
tcnss - =. b"os.*!sf.; kose-aslL Ke. ,ste,r p7y
Goods; W Gag, Ell. fremont House IT, o. Stone
~ Ltsrty BtEwlc.. itq William, re+. k4a tsoed Id
Jakk4on EkQ.: Z, okins. ~ / EnbAtiA Alfof-vs
p r; Carver. kN Marine ank Cha. Tos<v j Nro
Furniture peher. VI OF ch'ea4". ocesA;s6y
T 1Ou n RAN KIN, General
- i 'T"* n~i tUxxkSsfoy ..sRcU4xr
No.1- ndoph H., third door ezs OF .he yrxx. Housa
CAsd Adv.ness nade ca tsotds tnr Public Pn1a+a
Sale. Particular 2itettoa f!sen to eus.o0r ,ais4
Regular Aa.e tAyA, TheMsYs THURSDAYS and SAprdaya
Ample Storage Roous for rent Il la~ r1es. ettv-I31$
, 1859-10-31

NV ORLEASs, Oct. ea.-Thc private letters
received b. the iycaane. from Mexico, confirm
the co!d-blooded murder Of Mr. Chase, the
American Consul, hE Gen. Aarquez-
, 1859-10-31

CAnp.-A fresh lot Of those elegant Castou.
Esquiueaux, President, Moscow, Samson aed
ST. petersburgh 0ver Consings; also Whitney
Beavers, Devonshire KerseY, ETC., have just
been received direct from the importers br
Express, and which, together with most su-
perb assortment Of Fine Black Cloths, Doe
skins, stuffs for business suits, Vestings. etc.
we are making up to order in first rate style
only, and for which orders are respectfully
solicited II. Il. TAPtzS.
81
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prompting in thi5. regard; it being. in the ma
iorisy Of cases. Of as great convenience to the
administrator a. to the claimant, to have thc
claims early established By the proper evidence.
- Ladies'! if you wish your soi!ed and
faded Silk or Wooden garments cleaned and
dyed to any shade. from, grave 10 gay. ffon,
liveIv to serene" in satisfactory manner. and
ut moderate prices, 20 to Messrs- Cook i Nc
Lain's Premium DYE House. ut 1e3 Clark ttrees.
and your wishes vii lbc gratl6ed.
, 1859-10-31

Gas F1x7rkzs.-Drown Wilder are no" re-
ceiyinc from Cornelius ( Baker, and other man.
ufactuTers, large assortment Of late patterns
ofChandeliers Pendants and other Gas Fixtures,
Globes, DC. Ali IN need will please call at 4:
nnl 40 St.ta street. oc1..am
, 1859-10-31
I E D.

Ofconuuptcn On Fri !ay .sth tlse 1e!e. Of kIs
trother Iniax ST. UeIln" 1t III. city, ELMtkE n.
SrEM a-cI 70 yclre. lis rcna:ns were taEen 10 KoeS
Island fur tnterr4tIt.
, 1859-10-31

- The attention Of those concerned in The
settlement Of <statts il called to the "notiee to
creditors and administrators" II parties, claim
ants, administrators, OF others, interested in
Estates ofdecessed persona, consulted their best
intersst and convenience, they would need No
, 1859-10-31

rB See advertisement OF Cornell q Co.'S
two-threal noise1ess premium Ses:ing Machine
aud universal hemmer, No. 1888 Lake St.
, 1859-10-31

EThe season Is reminding all Of the nsces-
shs of being more warmly clothed Ladies'
should remember that that besides Turning Ele.
gant Winter. AilteIJ. Wams!ey / ueatou are
prepared to show Cloaks aud other fashionable
outside garments at the lowest p.iees.3 osl4t
, 1859-10-31
39rfss Grihttttt,
CHI @ AGO.


The letter from IItn John P Hale, Of New
Hampshire, which We publish in the PRESS
AND TR1BuSE Of to-day, ef1ectually takes tie
starch out Of the rnonstrous lies Of the New
York Hsrdld, and the crazy vaticinations .!
Browns fellow-conspiratort "Coi.' Forbes.
Mr. Hale's 3cnials will I've satisfactory 10 the
COUNTRY at large; and the equally emphatic:
denial Of Mr. Greeley, in tie New York 7f'-
Juae Of Fr,1ay morning, will dispose Of the
sharc in the iusurr,ction that Inns generously
been attributed to him. In due time-possl-
blr no, until ailer the New York election
We sual, hear FROM the other prominent gentlc-
meu accusel--{;oy. Chase, Gov Fletcher. Scaa-
tor Seward aud Senator Sumner 4 ter they
have sroken, tic bueaboo which the fkerttd
now assisted hy that "snivelling little Journal
the New York Times has manufactured out
Of few dirty rags. will disappear, The
truth is. there is Ent in all the Forbes corrcson-
denoe, admitting the published letters to be
copies ot tl,o:c actually written line, word.
or syllable to create suspicion, even, that the
Republicans whom lave named were as
sisiinc in. OF conscious oi, Browns reasonable
Mot But there is Ill important election COM
i' VI. o,a Ills 1r,,nor,a ro,r,.
,,.;,ass w 10 ~ Tho Democracy 4 bit Of rool
t,r,,,,, - which ,},or arr opncaIin. 10 rescue
them from certain destruction. The Herald
,, =, x-;,,, tin or;,,;tx If , ,,ho,,
., 49, :. ..,:.,,,,:,o ,;,,,, ;ourn,," w;,}out
&c., , ~ ,,.o-t,,o ,.ovrod cf,v.
p''.e.'' ~ - ~, ,,,ss.,.. ah,or rnost s,,a,-
:..u. .,oaa.o;o,s ro;,,,,o,-;s sn,n,inc and
It. - ;n,;,a,;o, - the .:h;p v;,},;1- tn
.. ;,s s1,,r, ce tim on,;cipa.cd prcy. Nj.
.r, no, surnr;sel at The Heralds course. ltis
, 1859-10-31

NIVI1CE 10 V1fHUI1 O1kJ 11lN y
Admin.4tEators--Thef follow named pessoas have
lied County TOUT " C0ox CvNuty. claims ast
the -stait ofI persons as follows. to Wit sNxsna
ilrduer and job n L.un<r Janice Carney luhu Utn
w. ..xls ..isoa LIZ aus Friedman ja1es Vunokhue,
SAMUEL II. bsrE{ =. sa,nsel skinner !. IN EsT1scs
NJ yet untjusted. Nos. .un'*. III: saa els M forth.
WITH proIrn. good esus fF 81 dnuaaee of ne
spc shown the Cuuzs. the Ga ms x he ~
p1ov!Iei hv lhe Of the Lessaut Of leo1 ptoEed
February H. sss. All pas.s:h se-+d III tie adjustment
VI e.aa aainet The t.ses Ut deceased teFsocs. te
qussed AXE noce of abose. be ed accord
lnEly. W of1eF q ne Go4.t: ,,,
f,h.earo Ill O.t 4. ls57 oc3iA.fQ IL
, 1859-10-31
Rf GILBERT & SAMPSON
Furniture, Carpets, Piano, ETC.,

~ -
ou TCtSDAf. November lsr eo.nmeaeIax II 10 oeto<k
vii y! Arx' Ind &1!nF uent Of rrntuvs
tna must b sold to lnwcees ant par 1tyaate sn1
eaHseA u our 'toru, No. e Lake aertet.
1he a."nftsnt on.tts IF nj anA av1ts IT Rns.
ro<a AAh.E sy. Oak Va mt ~ Hes<voo1 aptah Pas.
Ef Ofa~tnx hona Library, Chamber and uravtaR IL ON
f4n suzr NJ Of which for vsf17ntrd eorM "a
nv md rot 1da sutt1n. hut TO- N r..
restJ HstAii tsa Ala, 20 pie Casrxts of vatouA
a31eA cut In 4aap Fles to sult pun taseTs. Alto,
oyE PIA-o FORTE y ROSEWOOD Ease.
Aso. Silver rtA ~i WAEe. FlnE D.l Cicsh Na;{. Kurx
Ai1of !cIa: ani OEA~es s<sa Of ans WL!ts md Nass9
GOODS NOW oS EXHIBITION,
We htvs laxe sctk of DR. tsns F1niIufv thai VA AN
ssiM pt1vA's Ne ~ P*r sent 1e.s u aosskt
ti.s.h:n- GILBkkT / SAMSON, Auctr.
ee@.A..EM q 1ke lyset
FOR SALE.-The Subscriber will
;e33 psee ,ast;oa = he hfh. tttss fer s.,h, ~
~ Marine ..nf tatsaxo two certain patents haaed
oyt0t lated stats ~ Jea!ps AtkfnA .s3 In.
prTement 10 Rsk.s4 70 Grain !i.,se.t<s Aea Known -
Atka! Automaton Rsaotr and Raxer: which ra,eut a
anea nte.ltr ;s lss ,*set oetoe:r sl,t, lisa I'D
ths other for ilbs upon Platforms Of M<te1%- GATED
Ard! .th 1854 both Of which d. aAlk.eL tc j. s.
Wright anh Afterwards ~ deed Of a,sfrmsnt asts snd
executed Decent "a ls5, duly asatn.d Aad eohvtvej
- tra for tls uses In eai deed uasctlnn-d.
JAMES CLAPP.
81 a&sttd is. Wki0HT.
, 1859-10-31

At D-ha'o. Incof. Ort eth. ty Rev ". E. Ho!Ehkr.
SYN ESTER bliss dtrn Of !. Il. Reel + Co.. Chi
c,sc, apA MARY f. WuonFuRD. daughter Of y. i.
Wo0tftsd, uf ButTao.
, 1859-10-31
Delegates TO the County Convention.

Delegates TO the County Convention.
F1as7 WAnp-Dctegates- X. Dotsfos.s, ).
R, Haven, Fred. futile, Fred. Clapp, George c:
Cook, Il. i. Rice, II. Winning, F. D. Owen, F.
Schlund, =. Wadsworth.
SEcoSp NAno-Dclegates-J II. Ads,t, Geo.
S. Wright, {. B. Ileartt, +. Ginde1le, Jacob 1iar-
rix. E, Shipman. F. Sproenie, G. l.. jerks, q.
Schweentnrth, F. Harding, T. Nichols.
TH1sn WARn- -Defesates-n Hiram Joy. T.
Wentworth, Il. Garrison. ]. Hotsinger, '. LOS
coe. G, kceIer, Leopold Meyer.
Fornru WARD-Detcgates-- +: Cook,
Leonard Lamperts, Henry Deal, VIM. Justice.
l.. Wunderle.
For Superrisor-0. II. Salisbury.
Firm WAnp-D Delegates: y. Stutteyant, \.
G. Throop. s. McCottrr, 4. Il. Heald, G. 1ppie,
c. u. Iiolden, Andrew Akin, J. y. Henrscks,
Vim. II. Iia'ght, ". A. Groves, Il. Il. Yates,
II. Nitbeck.
SIXTH NAnn-For Delegates.-L. T. Waite,
4. i. johnson, Wm. Wavman. 4. Tork'lson,
y. ". Hun,ley, 6. Leverent, D. .; Ferguson,
John kaahl. E. 4. Webbcr, G. Il. Baznuu, J,
r. Lumber, G. b. Wilson, Henry Brandt.
For Snperrisor-Reuben Cleveland.
EIGHTH WARp-Dclegates-E G. Larned, \
!. Wright +. c, Rates, J. r. HusuuiD, J.
| Lawson, S. SEawick, J. S. McIntsre-
| NINTH WAgp-Delegatcs-J Il. k1nzle, y
| c, Coventry, Nm. Whitney, H. kTeisuann, y
| Marks.
WoRru.-De1esates.- II. Massey, \. II
| Breed. Chsrles Eilcldt.
, 1859-10-31

DARING A7rExrr At RosBEHT.--0n Frida!!
night last as Robert S. Blackwell, Was proceed
ing down Wabash Avenue toward his residence
near Twelfth street, he was accosted bJ Two
1ufians, who demanded his money Mr. Black
welt put his hand toward his pocket rs if TO
take out his money, but instead o(,doing that,
he leveled blow at one Of the robbers with his
cane which brought him to the ground, and at
the same moment he planted a blow between
the eyes Of the other, which brought him to the
same position. After applying the heel Of bis
boot to tho head Of the rutlians, be went on his
wsy, leaving the robbers wiser, If not better,
/ men.
CHICAGO AcApExr OF Atp,cA1 Sc1ESexs.-At
the 1eguIar monthly meeting Of the Chicago
| Academy Of Medical Sciences, held on the .th
inst, Dr.. Hays offered the following pre-.
amhle and resolutions, which were unanimously y
adopted:
V1rAat. Certain Of the Druggists nnd Apoth'
ecaries Of the city have associated thernselvet
for the purpose Of establishing College o.
Pharmacy. therefore
Rsolrtd, Thst the Chicago Academr Of Med
ical Sciences desire to express their heartics
| sympathy with this movement
Resolrtd, That We look upon such M orgaui
zation as m expression from those constituting
it of Z desire on their part to do all in thei
power to prepare themselves for the proper dis
charge Of the responsible duties resting npos
| them.
, 1859-10-31

meeting Monday even.
I. Q. s. M.-Regulsr ~.
ing, October 8lst, 1859.
, 1859-10-31

POARD1NG,-A Single Suit Of
IL pea..ts xeu furnished roanA VIII Eupe1:cf bc.-t
IL al pr!v fa'ls may be hAt b. appls nz II No. T.,
Va baen .ttes1. bi~ee state sett and NAa+h aEsnue
oc.Yx3s
, 1859-10-31
1Ilautkn.

"ANTED-A Stock Of Goods OF
wv Luaaer worth eia0:0 to sso.e0o for wh!eh
PART CASH AND PART REAL ESTATE
h. no&t r~s Inv 1nlf III
, 1859-10-31

4 WINTERS PAYING BUSI-
IL SE:s ToRA LITTLE hoHEf.-th haze 5so:x 70 :
Of <;rpeeres Ia ato*e in excellent location. KEEL
ez.y Must he saer:sce3 for little money. and ba1aoee
t.ie kood paper. ArftT 10 JARVIS. No. u Deatcra
E:Itt. Ge-s11.
, 1859-10-31

DoSAr1oS~-The friends Of the Rev. ARA
Brown and wife, of the Owen Street u. l..
Church, are respectfully invited 10 cooperate in
donation visit on Tuesday evening next, No
yember Ist, ut their residence, No. l3s Owen
street. 1Iaving been engaged in general labors
through the mission districts, and receiving but
q meagre support from The weak and struggling
church over which they preside, any bestow-
ment, large or small, on this occasion Will be
most appropriately made.
Those who are unable to attend personally
are reminded TINT communications will be CRATE
fully received.
, 1859-10-31

P0ARDING-A gentleman and
hoar1 mil untuynsatd front ItH!r aey. ): u
South Je6erscn stzee:. Terus :ow. P.o- boz a1'.
, 1859-10-31
Boar0lllg.

ROARDING-A gentleman and
IL hdy s.d TWO stnzls x-n::aaasa ettsn bo1yl u
peasact priva:s ian u AppJi-e II Is Neat Randopa
AeY5tE
, 1859-10-31


lawpcr. l. also contains digest on common
law rcla.ire to the rights Of property; the Laws
| Of the United States relative to naturalization,
prcemption claiu,s on public lands and military
houuty lands, and an index containing full.
glossary Of legal terms, a feature which is found
| in no other work OF three times its size aud
cost. The book contains about three hundred
pages. and is sold Mt the low pr1ce Of IS cents.
We can heartily commend this book to the law
. | yer and business man.
Az Us,7Ep STATES OFFICIAL ~ L,xBo--A
short time since complaint wa. made by one Of
Paul Dennis detectives, to B. r. Ssro,her Esq.,
Collector of this port, that clerk in the Gus
tom House, named James Stinson, was in The
habit Of getting intoxicated and leaving the
T. Custom House doors open at night osderf
| we're given 10 the detective to watch the prem
= iscs, and if the doors at any time should bt
found open, and Ssinson intoxicated, to arres
= him and take him To the wAtch house. Abou
IL o'clock on Friday night, as officer John Scul)y
Of the detectives, was going his rounds at tn
d Custom House, he discovered n door open, ant
' - .topped in front Of it. A. he did 70, Sinso1
T. rushed out Of the building, presented 4 p;sto
to Scully's breast, and threatened, If he did no
leave. to .hoot him dead upon the spot. Th
Rs officer, not caring to encounter sach danger
n left, cot assistance, and shortly after arreste
~ stinsou at his boarding house. While convey
ing him to tho watch house, a party Of h
IN friends rushed out from the Custom House nm
or rescued the prisoner, and, it is understood
eF locked him in that institution, ,~hereh he rcna'ne
e. until morning. when he was again arrested an
of taken to tho lookup. He WIS brought befo
q Justice Millisen On Saturday afternoon, ar
hsld in s, 900 to suswet before the Recorder
en-. Court. Capt. Mike Gleesou signed his bond
md the prisoner il now 1t lsrse,
, 1859-10-31

pOARD1NG-A pleasant snit OF
- roor1s to II ~:,h tca:d xc1:.eaa aat l.tr,
afew eas:e - utaea. j few tay p.azt&ts can ee
couaod4t<d. InGaf& .es atrett. - Go xeat
al Rush stEtEt. ec.9X2H
, 1859-10-31

I1OR SALE ORIN EXCHANGE
l. roa Goops-aoo ae:cs choice improved Anl ua!sn.
prored srs in Rock. alwosta ard IL u Ceuntex
Niacon,u NuuestAEn nd 0k'+ Cuuo:lt3 tlan,. Tkcsa
laats c,tops&s rEare and Timer val w7teet. at:ae'
te1r thriving lies Ard rtazrs SuEe better te tora
10 eisper sste at4es% LII or cali 1t -, krt~st,
Chicato, III. J. CCtsTlsS. Agent ecSasti In
, 1859-10-31
I0st al1D ;1foun0.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
Be cas .!tase for Corn.1 Treasurer 1t The ees,ts
ean ouyst Ton, JOHN L. WILSON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-05-28
DODD'S NERvINE!
Bottles ENLARGED. - Price ms Before.
TUNHE EXTENSIVE Sal l. AND IINIVER-

Il sal favor which this great specific remedy has every
where with, the proprieors in enidrying the
bottle, without increasing the price For all affections Of
the Nervous System, coming under the general Of NER
VOUSNESS DoDD's NRRvISE has equal
The Nervine aays irritation promotes repose, induces
quiet and refreshing sleep, and equazes the circulation OF
the Nervous Fluid. 1t contains Opium other Supply
ing drug, but is always aud mild.
For all NERVOUS AfFECTIONS-deblity. spasm, or
general restless Of mind and body is unequaed
II is well known fact that Constipation Costiveness
usually attends the all Nerve rucsprepara tons
Opium Naleran, &cbut the Of nodds nervne while
II aays irritation, restessness and spasmodc action Of the
Nervous SYSTEM also induces uniform Of Bowels
and the secretve Both in private practice, and for
popular the Nervine is adapted to general demand
NERV us SUFFERERS are earnestly advised IN abandon
the OF Opium in any form, which inevitably niure
the SYSTEM and by thorough Of the Nervine,
y paate their disease hut 1t by inducing ural
action, and equaizing the circulation.
800 per bottle. Sold by Druggists generally.
WILSON, FAIRBANKS 4 CO., Boston, Sole Agents for
United States.
GEO. c. GOODWIN, Wholesale Agent for New England.
3m-20
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-05-28
DIR. J. HOsTETTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH RJTTEPc


But that class who devote themselves to literary
and other sedenary pursuits and In consequence
OF physical exercise become the victims o
by without Appetite have hitherto sought in vain
Tor some invigorang hegving medicine, whose effects
shall be both speedy and permanent PLY of
nence and profoundly acquitted with the requirements Of
the human frame, commend IlOSTETTERS BITTERS
safest and swicst stmuan the recuperatve energies
the discovered. 1t restores the appetite gives
fresh vgor the digestive organs sends the blood through
the veins with lively current corects tendency 10
depression Of Spirits and fits for the transaction Of
business with cheerful heart and active mind Unlike
other medicines which have been devised for the Game object
the BITrERS do not act systematically or with tempo
rary powerthe influence Of the remedy lasting. And
patient will but give attention securing proper
ercse, after the relief has been Afforded he need
Of the afcon The debility natural to the encroach
ments Of the bodily frame Is also alevated by
this strengthening medicine thus enabling the aged to
pass their declining days in physical easel whereas they
suffering from weakness and To
this venerable class Of people, HOSTETTE R'S BIT
TIERS be commended invaluable. The proprietOrs
assuring NURSING MOTHERS that they will lind the BIT
TIERS the hest and safest Of resoratves Very few med
ces sanctioned by ply scians to be admins
tered during the period Of nursngj and this has obtained
universal preference.
T Those who desire to purchase this great remedy for
Dyspepsia and Debility sh iud remember the precise title
Ho-ietter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters. It
Is put mp in quart bottles, with the name, DIR. j. HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. blown on
the bottle and also stamped the covering the cork
These things important account Of the numerous
counterfeits now in the market
~ Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER SMITH, Pitts
burgh Pa and also sold by all druggists grocers and deal
generally throughout the United States Canada South
America, and Germany
Sold by N TIlGiN, Bratteboro, and by dealers every
where, 70 WEEKS POTTER, Boston,
lsowlyll General Agents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-05-28
ITO COUNTY COMMISSIONER
TOWN AGENTS IN YER MONT.

The well established importing house Of CHAS BACKMAN,
SO front-seet New York. has made extensive
best description 81 Wines and Liquors to Town Agents
in this Sate justly earning by the character goods
sold reputation for selling only pure liquors
able prices which fact should be overlooked
required by law to purchase and sell but genuine
Liquors.
Application for Goods may be made to CHAS. BACK
MAN. SO Fronst, New York, to his Agents, WIN. W.
DREW, wM. H. ERWIN and THOS. ELLIS, who are au-
thorized to solicit orders.
Reference may be made in regard the character and
standing Of the Houses and TO the superior quality Of the
Liquors, to
EDWARD HUNGERFORD, Prof. of Chemistry, L. V. NJ.
= W. THAYER, NJ d., Dean Of Med. Faculty, L. V. NJ.
W. CARPENTE {, NJ d., Professor do, L. V. NJ.
i Rilrl trtoi,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-05-28
THE pREMIIfM
VERMONT MC~ER AND REAPER
WILL ARD & ROSS PATENT.
50. AIban. Foundry and Machine Work.

81. Aibuns FOUNDRY ana Mnchne WORKS
ny W. c. SMITH.
Here some points Of It's excellence list In hav
ing the hinged the frame adjust itself to
the unevenness Of the ground. ID, Having two driving
wheels drive the cutters SLIPS the other does the
work. Sd, When the machine is moved TO the right left,
the knives kept motion by one or III other Of the drv
ing wheels 4h II he oiled and thrown In out 81 gear
and cuttebar raised without the operator leaving his
9th, The whole weight Of the machine the wheels
where II required give 10 the suke Of the knives
0h When machine sbacked the knives to vbrate
you back away from distractions without dan
ger Of breaking 1h, The machine cuts the
right and gearcd that either horses can be used
st The cuttcr-tar being hinged to the machin, be
packed up without removing bolt or screw 9th, The cut
can raised Is 20 nches that the farmer
gather his grass-secd before he his he chooses
10TH The cuer-bar easily raised by lever which s very
convenient when coming the corner Of the andwhen
raised the machine be turned short you please,
r. the grass 18th, The machine Is mostly ron
and very simple in Its construction boy can manage 1t
with easel the boxes all Bdbbifed and Guards Of NAL
ieabie Iron. 12th, No side drd(f. WILLARD ROSS.
The above machine can be seen at
d. G0oDELLs, Brattleboro.
May 18th, 1s59.-tl9
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