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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-23
The President and Fremont.

The President it is now reduced to a certainty :,
has determined on removing Gen. Fremont. from
shs Department of Missouri. 1t is not yet known
Who his suocessoe will be. He will be assigned
50 Q command elsewhere. The ultra Republican
ae wspspers sse unnecessarily severe on President
Lincoln for taking this step. We feel certain.
Fremont would not have been removed, If the act
bad not been imperatively demanded by the cir
ourastances of the case. Hu has been weighed
In the balance and found wanting. He is bold
and ambtt;cas man, ~ho we fear, only wants an
opportunity, to play the part of a second Aaron
Burr. BE cannot be watched too closely. Since
bis arrival In St. Louis, he has been constantly
surrounded by his pets and fseorites from Cali
fornia, corrupt set OF political gamblers as
che land contains. He was engaged in forward
ing their plans for plundering the public treasu-
~. when he should have been sending on rein
forcements to the brave hut unfortunate Lyon
and the intrepid Mullgsn. The President has
done we'll in removing him. At least, so says
every man In the land who is not sn Abolitionist
II the Republican newspapers don't hush up or
shis subject, the Democracy will soon be the only
supporters Of tho National Administration.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-23
The Legislature.

After examining the returns from every quar-
ter of the State, satisfied that the Democ-
racy, will have at least seven of majority in
the next House of Representatives of this State.
This Is big change from la st year. Then Black
Republcanism everywhere victorious. Now
the standard of Democracy, floats in triumph
from every hill top in the State. The party has
elected its very best men as Representatives, and
the Black Republican cormorants. who last win
ter. pneyed unmOlested on the public carcass,
will during the coming session xave to lay low
and keep easy, OF course the Senate is strongly
Republican, although We have gained several
members.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

THu CHEMISTRY OF MEDIC MI
the special delights which 90 richly
our visi. to New England. was the iD.,..,.
1t vks our privilege to make Of Dr.. J :
Aver & Cos Laboratory. a. Lowell A.
though we knew BY besr-ssy that :.
large. yet We were surprised when We
into view Of its real magnitude, ara -
more BY the extent and complication -
truly immense business. The vbol.
sive structure is in fact one vas, ,h.-.
laboratory. in which the processe. ,t =
wonderful art are constantly going on. ~
co-chemical science has found that Ii. .
tive property Of any substance ex,st !,
one or more Of its component psr. n
the remedial effects opium are due sOlel, :.
the morphia 1t contains. although nh,
one-eigbteenth part of its weight; u. -
seventeen parts are gum. extractire ma :
ert or offensive matter. DIR. Aver. .r.,.
separates the medical properties Of each 81
stance employed. and We are here sbs-, :.
processes by which the rirtu>s Of eseb :,
cal agent are chased through the .l.-,;-
until they come out completely pure At n,
These concentrated. purified medical nm.
ties, or virtues. are finally combined ,o,..l.
to produce the remedies which hare "a
themselves reputation for unriv.ll.a .,..,
lence. all over the world. Not only aOs, :,
Doctor disclaim al secrecy in LIS ,r, al
explain every process and every particvl,,
but be maintains that this is the only prO,,,
BY which the people can be supplied With 4,
best possible remedies for the treA.nen; 4
disease.-The FOrmuls BY which bis rsp,.
dies are made are published in the ms5,
Journals and have been presented to .-,
part of tbs medical Faculty of tbe Uui:.s
States. and are constantly sent By NAL 3,
such physicians as apply for them.--Dr,
| Chronicle, San Francisco.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-23
An attack was expected by our officers at that

An attack was expected by our officers at that
time. At four o'clock we were called out,
stacked arms, and most Of US retired to rest
again. The anticipated attack was not made
but, we are still under marching orders. and
know not how soon We may be called out
again. Fatigue parties have been busily en-
gagged since We came here in cutting down
the timber in front of Us, SO that our artillery
will have an opportunity of doing effective
service against the rebels. If they attack US,
as well as to impede their approach to our
position. The members of company A. bear
the fatigues and privations of the campaign
as soldiers should. All are in excellent spir-
Its aud anxious for q fight, in which am
certain they will DO themselves much credit.
Truly yours, II.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-23
Our Foreign Relations.

4 sharp correspondence recently took place
between Lord Lyons, the British Minister at
Washington, and Mr.. Seward, Secretriy of State,
With regard to the arrest and imprisonment some
time ago, of two British subjects. Mr.. Stewards
letter is both indsperdant and spirited. We
no alarmist, but recent news, leads US to fear
shs. Great Britain, France and Spain. look on
she Southern rebellion with frieuGly eye, and
s,e disposed to do all they can to embarrass our
Government. All they want is 9 favorable pre-
ss1t. for acknowledging the Independence Of the
Eouthern Confederacy. Under the circumstances
u behooves our Government to prepare for the
worst. aud We pleased to observe that the
"Povers that be-" are turning their attention to
Che matter. To bs fore~arned is 70 be forearmed
Such movement ON the part of the great Euro
resu powers, would only tend 10 unite the peo-
pie Of the loyal States. more firmly in support of
she Government and the Union. This Union,
Never ID nor asyes ehz4l,
I-y - the prorsd fo,. q B secaquerer. -
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For the Democrat E Sentinel.

FALSE ONE LOVE TREE STILL"
When first we met believed thee true,
And was blest in thus believing
But now / mourn that e'er knew
A man SO fair and so deceiving.
Few ha1e ever loved like me,
Oh, have loved thee too sincerely:
Aud few have e'er deceived like thee
Alas; deceived me too severely.
Fare thee well yet think awhile;
On me, whose bosom bleeds to doubt thee,
Who now would rather trust that smile,
And die with thee than live without thee.
Fare thee weil-Pll think Of thee,
Thou leavest me many a bitter token;
For see dislracting man see,
My peace is gone, my heart is broken.
MALvISA.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-23

e5-Brother Traugh, of the Hcllidaysburg
Standard. is wag. and gives some hard hits
on the sly. Hear him discourse, concerning
the Register.
" Tho Register processes to be we'll pleas
ed with the result of the election in .his ooun-
ty. with but one exception. but endeavors to
console itself with the hope that this excep-
tion may result in good. by showing the Re-
publican party that they cannot divide and
conquer. Rather cold comfort. that. Re-
minds us of the sailor who fell and broke
his back. and philosophically thanked heaven
tina, i. Tssn'i his neck Nothing like being
tlsakf1L ior small fayors Hugh'
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0ee0cratIc county Committee.

irwin hutledge, Chalrman
Allegheny. Patrick Donnahoe-Cambria.
Vim. O'Keefe-Csrrolltown Joseph Behe-
Carroll tp.. Robert NJ Combie--Chest Springs,
b. A Burns-Chest tp-, Wm. Noel-Clear-
ael6, Thomas Durbin-Couemaugh Bor.. Jno.
C~mpbell-Conemaugh tp., Thomss MCsbe
-Cioyle, VIM. Hudson n-Ebensbrug. East
Ward. Daniel o Evans, West Ward, Jno.
Lloyd-G Gallitzin, j. Smish-Jsckson, John
Singcr-Johnstovn, First War, Irwin Rut-
lsdse-eud Ward, S. Colwell-3rd Ward.
George N. Smith-4th Ward. William 2.
Paston-sth Ward, George Shaffer---Lo-
rerse, 2. j. Millvlle. James Dor
ney-Munster, C Dever-Richland, j. r.
Stuil-Summerhill. Thomas M'Connell-Sum-
Eitville, John Quail--Susquehanna. John
Narrion-Taylor. F. G. Barnes-Washiug.
ton. John Porter-Wilmore, George Ran
dolph-Yoder, Jas. M'Coy.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-23

Prof. Woods Hair Restor1tire.-Tbi,, =.
stOrative for making the hair grow, s,opp;p,
its falling ont. and restoring gray hair q .
original color, is becoming celebrated. A.
the qusck nOstruns are giving Hay befor. /.
Three fourths of the mixtures for r..,sri,,
and besutifying the hair, doit more irju,
than good They burn it ap-dss;rOy Ii
life of It's roots-make the hair fall Of. AZ.
produce premature badness But Prst
Woods Restorative may be relied On .
cOntaining nothing which cGB- "a suy mEan'
be injurious to the bair. vLGe its success
accomplishing what it prciends to DO L
been verified in hundreds Of -sses We /.
wise gray heads. and heads getting bald.
who wish to save their wool or obtain =.
stock, to get bottle Of Woods Restorative
". 7. Democrat.
Sold by all respectable Druggists
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-23
FARM FOR SALE

HNHe UNDERSIGNED offers fo- sale BIS v'
IL known farm, situate in Clearheld toEa.-f
Cambria county, adlining lands of ThornA' ff'
rell, Richard Adams, CoTnelias Morris snd oi1'7
containing 81 acres and allowance The improve
ments are. a /! story frame house and gaS
stable, and fine orchard. The place Is Va
timbered. anu well watered in every Qs-l :
good road runs through it. oonvcnisi 70 ias IA
dence About fifty acres s:e cleaTed add :
high state of cultivation.
Sep. u, IS61.-5t. PETER ADAMS 81
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-23

IG- Nordecai has been trying his hand at
writing an epitaph. The following is bis first
effort. He promises to do better next time.
Here sleeps A. A. Barker,
Our dear beloved brother,
He has left this here .corld
And has gone to the tothe-.
In Samboe's dark corner,
In the regions below,
He dwells with old John Brown,
The Shareholders foe.
Hes in love with the d.
Because he is block,
And VOWS TO this world,
He will never come back
Farewell then old Barker,
Our own cherished dear,
Here's to you and old Brown,
In glass of small beer.
IL AS we announced last week the ''Silver
Grays" met in Wilmore to day "wednesday )
for the purpose Of organizing, and elechng Off
GERS preparatory TO starting for the seat of war
A number of the gallant old patriots passed
through this place On last Tuesday on their way
to the place of rendezvous. Several of them ser
we'd their country faithfully in the late will
Great Britain and the Mexican war. Their pa
trioti.m is beyond praise, and their example il
well calculated
! To stir fever in the blood OF age,
And make the sinews of the youth
| Wax strong as steel"
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8. M. Pettengin e. Co..

Advertising Agents, 119 Nassau Street, New
York, and 10 State street, Boston, are the au-
thorized Agents for the "DExocRAT q SENTI-
HIL," and the most iafseatial and largest circu,
atise Newspapers in the United States and
Cansdss. They s7e empowered to contract for
IA at our LOWEST TERMS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-23

UGout can be permanently oured By "D
rer,isement Of Great Cure in another couz:
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Watch, CLOCK, and JEEELRY Sllll

MAIN STREET, JOHNSTORNPA
LEWIS LUCKHART, begs leave to Ann71o'.
that he has always large and varied s'soI..s.'
of all the various articles peculiar . ms ocsL-
Repairs promptly and carefully ATTENDED 70
Johnstown April. Il 1851 4.
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8tm a6urTii5fmgatG.
PAMPHLET LAWS.

HN HE PAMaIET Laws of the last Session
IL the Legislature OF this CommOnwsslh "a
been..received al this Office and are ready to- u
tribution TO persons entitled TO them
ProthonotsIy's Office, j McDUns.1-
Ebensburg Sept 23zd, 1851 Prothon7s'
FARM FOR SALE
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DENTISTRY ,

DEN
"HE undersigned Graduate Of ibe BAH. ~. !,
Il College of Dental Surgery, resPeo.Il;
fers his professional services 10 the
Ebensburg. He has spared no means 49, ---,--s-,
ly TO acqualnt himself with every iI1P.o.,;r,
IN his art. To many years Of persona q 20. !,
ne has sought to add the impaired e e '. 4,
the highest authorities in Dental ScielIee y
simply asks that an opportunity may be s''a u
SAMUEL BELF0RD. D. D. =
Office over the store of Davis, Jo7es -
REFERENCES. ~ Z
Prof. c. A. Harris; T. E. Bond, ~ - :.
Handy; A A. Blandy, P. Fl Aus'sI' :
Baltimore College.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-23

Go- A gentleman in Washington City requests
US to state, that report which has been circula-
ted in Johnstown, that Fi1's Cornet Band have
disbanded since their departure from that place,
is untrue. They are playing for :he 3lst regi-
ment of New York Volunteers. They left the
29th regiment, because the 31st offered them
better usage and better pay. They are regarded
both 10y officers and men, as one of the best
bands in the army of the Potomac.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-23

-. - = = =
fs-y ss the prorad foe. q = secaqueror. >
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-26
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REUENER ATOR.

The ReCenerator is put up in TWO sizes. an(
rctails for 80 cents for pint bottles, and 81 TO
quart bottles The quart bottles are much til
cheapest
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Great Remedy for CJnghs, Colds and
kidney Dihcutt'eS.
WHITE ETxvE COMP CTND
FREPARRDBT
DR.. j. ", POLAND d CO..
GoFFsToWN CENTRE. MI.


GoFFsTowN CENTRE, Nh.
7HE following testimonials will tel something about
Medicine tha Is now becsmlD popular faster tnan
any other article sold bE drugsists+-
Rev. j h. Chase OF ltumney, Y. H., under date oi
Apru 4th, 1850 ssys - When your FAVOR, two bot
leF o. " hite Zine Compound received saf.
ering from d most severe cold. took tine Eompouud
and was able to preach in two days believe
the Compound l5 All inva uabe medicine. 90 wisr
thousancs Who know nothing Of Its virtues, wouiG b
come better acguai7l ted whit"
Rev IL 4. Stevens, Pastor Of the Baptist Church at
Gofstown Cert--' a letter dated Fec. 1867 says j.,
" Some OF my 1smliy have tried IL tthe COMPOUND,
with signal success. 6etteCe Of st 5ts.
Cough heptateS err prepofea, besides its VaIue
Cough medicine have GOOD reason l. believe IL De
all II claims 10 be Tor Kidney Diseases and Diabces.
Mi, Goodhue, OF bow, NJ Il. was prost. ated ~
who him thought that he could possibly live throug
the month. AS last resort, he thought he woua IT,
the White F,nt ComraHnd Ihtv procured a hotte lcr
MIN he Legan 10 take 1t auG to lie prise Of all
meaiatev showed signs oil amendraent Iieve1 moL!H
afterwards Feb 3d. 1860 in q full statement Oh his
ne say g believe i}r. 10 and's " hiIe tne Compous
under Gcd, mas b' Ell ihe meals o; ny recovery TIM
er.n
un0reds Of cases Of Kidney complaint, CURED EE
TIRE LY By taking the White Pine ompound, have been
reported by druggists. Here two sample
An aged nan II DanveTs hiasS' heard OF theI ON
pound, wonderful curative tor kidney comp iaInt
81 ing sue that difficulty ne sent 10 tti-
Apotheeary two oties Ihey CURED him. he saI ]
they worth III dOifars he mas sInoe SOD goo
MANY bottles mseiG
The second case was that OF business man. sa
bias He was also cured OF the Eae compai mt Alter
wards ne went 10 hlnhesota me great Iatl ne OF Ms
journey breugh return of his former difficulty
seeking Minnesota ror the Compound ne Wa
compelled -eud al the way 10 Saleln 10 haYe 10
july 1867! D. POLAND .-Mr.J {. Buttertie' {. Jr.
who sells your Medicine Ass requested me TO give
statement Ct Bai Ptas CoTnoo1 nj bas
do tor mad beeI afflicted with the Kidney CON
paint 1Jr long time, anu had bad Cough OF ien
wear standirg. which caused II 10 slit bicCd our
requentiy, No OF uy acquanlaI ces ezpecieo
that should ever get ny nehiiR agaiA tu' ii"o oo'
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NoFEAT'S g
LTE PINS AMI PHOENIA BTTTERS.

LIFE PILLS AND PH0EEIA BTTTERS.
THESE MEDICINES have row been before the pub
le period of thirty yeas and during iha' nIne
hHye ma in aimed mig in almost every part
OF the globe Tor their XtIaordDaly Aud lmnaeuiate
power OF restoring perfect health 10 persons suuerhR
nearly every kind disease TO when human nes
l2tle
The following among the distressing variety Of
human diseases in which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES,
nre well known tn he lnlaioie
DIsPEPeIA, by thoroughly cleansing
ST. maths and creating flow OF healthy bile in
stead CT the stale ard acrld KIND: fIauency oss OF
Appetite heartburn hea0acne. hese2sneSs, litempef
AuXltty Larguu onu melancholy, which the gen
eral symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish as natureI
eoneeQe OF its cure.
CoSIIVENLss by cleansing the whole length of the in
testincs with solvent process, without violence
all Vioeut purges leave the bowels cogtive within
/ days.
tEvERs OF sIl kinds, by restoring the blood reg
uar circulation, through the OF respiration II
III such cases and the thorough soution OF all intes
obstruction III otiers
The Lie Medicines have been known 70 Rueuma.
tis permanently in three weeks. and Jut IN half that
time, by removing local II tiaLlarlon 1rcm the usces
aid ligHments Of the joILts.
uRoPSIEs Of all kinds. BY lreanr end rtre0cthenDc
rne kIdnevs and bladder they operate derh fu
On THESE lmportar organs, and hence nave Eeeu
fonnd d G. rtHIu remedy for the worst Of Grsye
Also " oEMs. tv diFod4nF iron tie turnings Of tne
OK wes the SHINY 70 which hese creatures adhey
SCUkvT LLOERs ana lnveterate Sores - the per1ecl
purity winch these Lie Medicines 10 As poou ana al
the humofs
eCoRBurIo FRUpT1oNe and pad CompexioDs by Their
meet lie Hulus iecd The skIL alQ
the morbid state 4 which occasions al eruptiVs
pialn-s. saIow. cowdy ana other dsagreeabe copie&
!
1ne Of Pills q very short time Will eiIec
entire OF Salt Rheun. and strIklug improve
ment III the ciearness OF the skin. Common Colds and
iL1ueuza vi always he cured b. one do or tive IL
TIE worst
4 PILE--1he original proprietor Of thee medicines
cured Of Pies OF B0 Year. st2nuDg BY the u TIE
I4e Medicines alone
FTvHR Ann Aa~E-Fc- This sccuree Of the Western
eounrry. ,leoicnes will be 1Ouno safe SPEEDY
certain ienecy either Int dlclner leave lhe system
rCtftct q th- disease cure iy these Mea
CUes Tc-msnzt-- i'v Them be satisfied and e
BtLlots FEW T. AND LIVER COMPLAINTS II enerGi
Debility f Appetite D;eas+s OF eiuaIe-tAe Meo-
Cin= kavr eel With the most h-nefcia! results II
cases oi this description kings Evil and scrotuia
ieiGs 10 te mild yet powerful
t,ou these remarkable McGlcnes. NjgHt SWEET
Nervous Debl-} NevN. Complaint ot i 4 FInds. / al
pILIUlr OF tie heart Painters Cole specify cur
ed
hiEECUGrAL DISEASES Persons whose constitutions
impaired tv the iuu 1lcOus of Mercury
WlI 2nC thtre AeuClneh IeltcT CuTet As iheT neVe
fail +he svsieIl Ell the effects OF Ae
C9ry. nni'ely the most powerful prepera
Non ~ SaIsapsrii'a
Ire, n eu and sold by VI. MOFFAT,
27lFyl7 355 BEOADWAT. NEW NOKE
FOR SALE ALL DRuGG'sTs
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"ocD or 90 IL.


5463 them manufactured last vesr-mote than double
the numbtr OF any otner hrst class stove II
one year. in the United states
THEY contain all the Improvements which are IN all he
first class stove. and the advantages and improve
nents over other stoves part follows:
Isl une arrangement Tor nroilIng the front heari
an rnprovemeut overlooked other FIRST class stoves
Il mas also the same arrangement for nrollng on top
q A thorough ventilation Of the oven,
g.. Introducing not air draurh TO the TIRE CHAMBER,
thereby increasing the draugh Of the stove qulckenn
ITS operations enabling TO throw out more heat
matter much and Justly complained Of IN other stoves
.i.. An muortant ovemeEt IN lie application oi
the damuer. which throws the heat around tire oven
oil. Much greater weight, consequently heavier plates
and more durable as well as handsUmeT casting.
9Th. draft dampcr at each esd ct the tre po&. 90
that the eauali2ed and one gdo will heat as quic
as the other also heating the half the time
III Fire back protected ty sosp-stone, SO II caAno
nurn ou.
IN addition the ABOVE improvements, il has all that Il
combined Other trs class Stoves, VIZ hot water he
eryoir Warming Closet. Rooster in irou Eaker on TOP
Doors lined with Russia ron SC. &C Further thl
stove il warranted DO tie WORK with little iue as an
other stove in the market, and IN a superior manner
An who want FIRST stove houd never my unit
tnev cal the ooD SAMARTTA as tney nave IN eN
erv instance given satisfaction
am the exclusive for the sale OF TINS stove j
Aontpeer sell l. trial Tor any reasonable lehgI
: Of tim. so all safe in buying
have also full assortment OF Common stoves O
hand as any dealer in Washington COUNTY ana Sc
rs low as any in the State. H. DEW IA
Montpeler. Dec. 10. 1860.
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MRS. WILSON'S
G OCO 4 N Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Nr, Wilson's lair Dressing put Up IN large bottles,
AMI rctlls for 81 per bottle, and fer dressing tLe
t,r any person, Young old there not lis equal -
IT,, walIt It will make the hair everything Won wish
T., ts ana moreover it has perum that Infinitely
ygri5r 70 ar x the fashionable either foreign
rr American which alone should enttie s; TO place
ty,.r, laAp's toilet table
80 tire Korcr arator before retiring at night aut
i Rho morning aauy little Of the Dressing. and Norr
nl.r VII be even lfehke II coi'r and beauty.
%. nothing hair mt these preuarauous. ana
u.s. these according directions ana we warrant No-
q ruaa healthy head oi, hair
Manufactured aul sold wholesale ny Henry y WI.
son Coz Manchester y u,to wtiom all letters shout
De adurasss-.
/. +. PIERCE.
Wholesale and 40 5aiI Ageu1.
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The Only Eosl slJIVeIy
FIRE PROOF SAFES
IN TIE WORLD ARE THE
MARYLAND PATENT.

Certificates Of approval in comparison win other SAFES
Grafton tee 81 ls5S.
Messrs. Snerwin and Burgess Agents for Marands Pa
tent safe. nave examined tho harland patent Sae T.
your store. and far am able 20 Judge OF It's mr.
proof qualities believe the principle upon which
built tue reliable in resisting neat Of any ire proc
safe that under my observation aud paricu-
iAry recommend IL the attention PrObae DstTcir
that supplying themselves, tor the preservation
Of their record. BENZ W. DEAN. sec. ot etattt
Brateboro. Dec., 81 lsjS--This may certify that W
have examined Aara1ds Patent FIRE Proof Sats, e&
hbited N nv Mr. Anson Hardy, and that In our opn
ION Mariands would he desirable one 20 parchas.
for the use OF the Probate Cuurts.
a. sonn,., Judge Of preoat,
Middeebury April 9th, 1883 The Legislature OF Yer
mont az its last passed Rg making it the div
Of Uolny Judges procure Fire Proof safes in which
to deposite Probate Records In discharge ot thai duty
we nave spen time in examneing number OF SAFE
We have come the conclusion that the harland SAFE
manufactured nv 81. B bgeow * Anson Hardy of bos
ton Mass. superior TO any other We nave examined
for its Fire Pre- qualities We nave bought safe %
tn; description the New Haven Probate District. an
are well sssded with his siren u
and du "ty Wv. g NAV, Ast judges OF
H. q. SMITH Addison Co Court.
NJ. a .iIGELOW Il ANS0N HARDY,
Manufacturers and proprietors
- school st opposite City Hall, hoston
samnie he Bt the st0r nf ! Ellis \ Co. Mont
priier s.ott Brooke, do j. j. bun'kiee, Burlington