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:For Sale.
FARM FOR SALE

I WISH to sell my farm Of one hundred and sixty
1 acres situated seVen miles south OF Day ton, Mont
gomery county Ohio two miles west of Oenervle ard
four mi east Of Mlamisburg, will sell u together
in separate parts 10 suit purchasers The west halt
winch are The permanent Improvements, cannot
10 divided, but the eastern half may be sold in forty
twenty acre lots. The farm IL Of the best in
the county, anu wen adapted 70 corn grass ana To-
soil There n good orchard Of apple and peach
trees. schoulhOuse and meehnghouse near. The
building OF good qualnY. Terms easy.
oc3wjrn J. l.. BELNILLE, on the premises
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-21

the Democracy have no intention either to
flch the one or share in the misiortunes Of
the other. They will never come into power
until the people resolve upon a total change
OF policy from war to peace
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-21
The New York world and the
Ohio Election.


Of the country, 1t came out vigorously and ef-
feetivoly against the arbitrary arrests and vio-
lation Of freedom of speech and freedom Of
the press by Mr.. Lincoln aud his advisers. II
still, however, sustained tho war policy of Mr.
Lincoln, under color of which all these out
RACES we're perpetrated. This being its ineon-
sistaht position, aud such it's antecedsnts, we
were not surprised to find the following com
menls in the World of the l4th upon the Ohio
election. IL says
at is clear, OF course, that Ohio has gone
against Vallandigham by heavy majority
The Democrats of that State, smarting under
the military rule Of Burnside, and aroused to
indignation.by the arrest and deportation Of Mr.
Vallandigham, we're so unwise as TO nominate
that gentlemen for the Governor chair thus
burdening their clear and noble cause with
his well known and avowed peace principles.
With Mr.. Valandigham as sufferer for free.
dom Of speech and political discussion the
people of Ohio had keen aud earnest sym
pathy With Mr. Yallandigham as the fore
aiost advocate for peace they had far less
sympathy, Had Pugh or Cox, or any other
prominent War Democrat been nominated in.
stead Of Vallandigham, and the election been
fought on the issues to which they have at
tempted to coniine it in spite OF the peculiar
position of their candidate, no one doubts that
| Mr.. Brough would have beer defeated. But
the Republicans have refused to allow the is
sue to be simply what it was and should have
been, the question OF an endorsement or re-
| pudation Of the military and political policy
of the Administration, and its subversions Of
the safeguards OF civil and personal liberty
They have represented it plausibly and sue
cesstully as an issue Joined on the question Of
| war for the Union, or peace with or without
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-21
EEMr. BLAR-a member of Mr.. LIN

GBMr. BLAIR-a Der of MIR. LIN
BoLN's cabinet-says simultaneously
three leading organs, the Chronicle at
Washington, boasting sort of official
sanction the Missouri Democrat, the ul-
ira abolisher of Frernont graft at st.
Louis, and the atlantic Monthly, which
lends to the parent stock at Boston all it
can boast OF literary strength and elegance
hare struck the keynote Of reUOiation, the
sheer abolition of State constitutions in
the region suffering under the rod Of the
rebellion" Some months ago Thurlov
Weed published letter in the New Iorb
Commercial Advertiser, which closed witt
the following proph ecy 81 desire t.
make this record; If it comes to be nnder
stood that the views and policy of Messrs
Sumner, Greeley, Wendell Phillips, War,
Beecher, etc, obtain in the conduct of tn
war, it win result in the destruction of on
government and Union, an a triumph Q
rebellion and slavery"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-21
Another story from President
Lincoln

The following story is told Of the manner
in which the President closed an interview
with, and silenced further iutercession from
woman who was begging for the life OF her
husband, a soldier sentenced to be shot;
"ln the West, formerly more than now, the
bottom lands, as they are called in places,
ahounded with deer. The pigs also were ac-
customed to run ia the same bottoms, and
I only those who had considerable skill as
hunters could distinguish the tracks of the
deer from those Of the pigs. Hence itbecame
proverb Of fruitless hunting that one had
/ spent his days in following pig tracks The
1 President told the woman that the execution
Of her husband had been ordered by the War
Department, and he could not interfere. She
begged him to 20 over to the War Department
and have the order revoked ITS of no use
madam, for me to 60 They do things in their
own way over there, and | don't amount ia
pigs tracks in the War Department"
I MRxico.-It is said the internal commerce
Of Mexico amounts yearly to $500, ,0O0, 900
that the amounts oisilver taken from Mexican
mines since the conquest Of Cortez will amount
to Sl2 600, 600, 900; that the coinage of sin
gle year, 1850, mounted TO 27,000,000 dol
lars, and that the yearly commerce with for
|, eign nations amounts TO fihy-iour millions. -
The mines Of Mexico are as inexhaustible a
: ever, and cotton can be procured in the North
ern States OF Mexico sufficient 10 suppl,
France
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-21
General ROseCrans Relieved.

There is no longer any doubt of the re-
moval of General RosEcRASs from the
command of the Army of the Cumberland.
General GRANT has been appointed Com
mander-in-Chief of the Departments OF
the Ohio and the Cumberland, and Gener-
al THOMAS takes command of General
RosEcRANs army, lie being ordered to Gin
cinnat, to report by letter to the Adiutant
General at Washington. So we go.
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We have, IN addition 10 our large stock of rlan anf
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Imnnrtnnt Notlce.

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Proprietor,
Boston, MSS
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Estate Of EZRA B. FRANCISCO.
cTATE OF VERMONT,

- MANcmEsfTn DISTRICT, s.
Ata Probate Court holden ~ Manchester IN
and far said District, on the 37th day Of Feb,
A. y. 1868.
Present. Hon. T. (. Kent, Judge.
An instrument II wriiing pnrpoHing 70 oe me
last Nill and testament q kLkA 3 fkAN-
CISCO. iafc q Manchester 10 said district,
deceased, was presented for Probate.
Whereapop Il was oriered that said VIII be
proven AZ Probate Court 20 be held AZ the
Probate Oalee, 10 said Manchester on the last
Wednesday Of Mar 1868, and that notice there
Of BE- given by publishing this order three weeks
suocessiyely Ia the Hauehester Journal, printed
ii Manchester, previous 70 said timeof hearing.
Al Ill FOWLER, Register.
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NOTICI..
NOrICI..
NOTICE.

r. TIE hors ani legal representatives Of de-
ceased officers, soldiers and seaman II the Ar
my, AMI Navy OF tie United ststes.
undersigned a Licensed Calm .igtat an
der ds inrs II CDagrsss, viii give l.is pe'suna'
Attentions 70 the prosecution Of claims on gov
crnmenf for Arrearages Of pay. bouniics, and
l.nsiow al interested IN suoh claims are re-
minded u the Importance 81 early applications.
Rasne,s transacted a the Office Of the Pro-
bste Court.
Manchester, l.. SARGEAST,
Feb rs is53. i0t
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IMPORTANT
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL
Headquarters, 18th Pa. Cavalry.

Headquarters, 18th Pa. Cavalry,
Near Baltimore Md, Sept. 10, 1854
Dear Sir In the absence Of sufficient rs
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Camp was induced to try your celebrated
remedies. viz The Eclectic Pills, Universal
Cough Remedy and Tolu Anodyne."
As regards the Pills. must say, that never
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possible for me TO obtain them.
The Cough Remedy" | have used with
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The Tou Anodyne have found to be Of
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eheerfuliy recommend the above prepare
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With great respect, remain,
Yours truly,
JOSEPH H0lT.
Hospital Steward, 18th Pa. Cavalry.
John L. Hunnewcll, Boston, Mass,
r s. The above testimonial was sent entire.
" unsolicited, and beg it may be accepted
with confidence, and Placed where it can be
seen by all. From all connected with the Camp
or Hospital, correspondence IL requested.
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Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
NJ the Equinox Drug Store, Manchester. W.,
and by ali wholesale and retail dealers
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Gates II. Barnard,
huccEasoH 10
CSC. o. ARSoLp ADD EBwIS BoWHAS.
". sA EfVER sTREET TReg ~, r
Brandies, Gins and Vines,
Else, Iobbsf In all kinds Of Dsmtslit
Liquors,

II AyING facilities equal, II not superior 10
IL aay ogher House. for obtaining my Goods
Dirsot under Custom House Seal, most re-
spectfally cali the attention Of the County
Commissioners. also Town Agents and dealers
generally. 70 examine nv goods before purchs-
ne. al Goods Warranfea as reBrtseRted o. no
Sale Mv stock consists Ia part - follows
O;ard, Dupey & Co, j. & p Msritti, Jales
Robin K Co. n. Barrsrrion & Co, United Pro-
prietors, PelIe.oine & Signelle BrNndics, Mu-
lers Swan, DE kuppers London Excise, S.
Nicholas. Excelsior and Citron True Gins, ST.
Craix. Jamaica and Antique Ruins, London,
Hungarian and Burgundy Port Wines, Sweet
and Dry South Side MADEIRA. Pale and Brown
Sherry Wines, Zmmeunan's and Long yorlh's
Ohio Wines, Champagne and Claret n various
brands OLD BOURBON, MonouEahsla. Old
Rye and Wheat Whskies. OF the very finest
quality. Also, Mehan's Irish Mali Whiskey.
Az Of which are offered At the lowest Inarket
prices.
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PATENT TURN Table

APPLE PAIRING MACHINES.
This Machine has no swapping or reverse
motion, is made entirely Of iron, not liable
to get out Of order. and has no superior fer
pairing apples or ounces, however uneven.
This Parer has taken the premium at ey-
cry Fair where II has been entered, and IL
now acknowledged the best Paysr in the
rorid.
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MARRIAGES.

g. Pera. Feb ~. by Rev z. d. Miller hr.
PopruR Il. WAkrH, Of Pefa, 70 Misf LtcY
4. urpLgY. e Chester
IL Rupert. FEB. ~, by Rev. ! D. Clark. 9.
S RAHDwnLl Esq.. u West paslet, 70 Miss
MrNnsyA kISSE. u Rupert
In Rapsrs, Ped II, BY Rev ! G Foryihe,
III. " Airkn s Wars. u Hebron, % Miss
Ju4grrK, daughter Of Daniel Parrish, ks1., Of
the same place.
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FISK's PATENT METALLIC
Burial Cases.

gF,uEsE Cases are extensively used and pos
4 se,s valuable advantages over all other
Collins, for transportation, Depositing IN
vaults. or for ordinary .lnierments.
They are made Of the most imperishable
Materials, aud also ensmeed inside and out,
TO prevent rust or eorrosion; and when prop
erly cemented are impervious 10 water.
The subscriber has made arrangements with
the Manufacturer Of the above named Cases,
AID will have on hlnd all sizes. and also all
kinds OF wood Collins with coffin handles,
Plates lengrayed, > Diamond studs and screws,
which he viii furnish at the shortest notice,
and most reasonable terms.
SAMUEL S. SCOTT.
Bennington Center W. S2If
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AMOS r. LAWRENoE's Estate
CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ MAScHEsTEh hf&TE1ef, -
Asa PROBATE Caafz hoiaeu q Manchester. 10
$40 81 SAID District. 81 tie ~ ssF q March.
A D. lees.
TIE alsnAn issfn.us on The ss'ass 81 ANUS
p. LAWRENCE. .ats y Manchester, e sid
dnaici. deceasea apgaus in writing &c llcss.se
% esa Ill ~ real estate a SID deceased r.
cle6nr she ftrrrsioa o. the Niaoe's eoHer,
fessfeseaiink usat tie jtersonai estate Of sala
deceased : gsaAlcitai q pay 'hs sehis aeasiass
sni3 estate. sna sha' i ~ fearife ~ q bar
81 81 iAe zeal estate - pay SAID debts ana
iaat pat tsisreaf eannoi BE- SOLD wilhan' greA'
ilnfY "a fhe fcfaSlu3tr.
Nhereapoa i was uraered hist said app'i'
cation bs board d Probate Court, . Be
holden ~ the Probate once. a said Man
chester. on The lasi " Wednesday 81 March, 1868.
snd thHl notice thereof te given ~ pablss'ng
this order three seeks excessively IN the Mae
sAssssr .asrMal. printed 81 said Aaachesiet-
previous 70 said time ~ hesrng.
Al H.K. FOWLER, Register
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CAUTION /

AZ certain unprineipled psrSons are at
tempting to palm of on The snsaspsssing
public. limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE,
would caution all persons 70 examine before
purchasing, ard zee that the full name
sPALDIsG's PREPARED CLUE
is O the outside wrapper all others are
swindlIns ossateFfsits.
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TERMS.
Ne aseg i'uhEssh size
rARWER'S GUIDE.

~ llINEK STEsfNs ~ htH5ascA 4ad the
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WlSWBLL'S IMPROVED
WASHING MACHINE.
PATENTED JUNE :, 1859.
The Greatest LabOr.SaYing Nathine ever
Invented.
Read the testimony and judge for yourselves.

The following certificate, signed BY all the
Comfy Officers for the County Of Iamoiile, and
all the Town Officers and Business Men Of
Hydepark, where this Machine was invented.
will show In what rcspe it is held ut home,
whore il has been put 10 use.
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The subscribers offer the above Machine for
sale on the followincterEn Any one wishing
10 purchase can take a machine one month on
trial; at the end OF the month be can return the
machine, uninjured, or pay the price of it, as he
chooses.
CANFIELD & CHAMBERLIN.
Factory Point, May 26, 1852,
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Certificate:

We, the undersigned, citizens Of Lamoille
County, VI, hereby certify that we have used
in our families, more or less. for about five
months last past, Washing Machine, patented
BY Mr. Samuel Wiswnli, Of liydepark. We
consider il valuable machine, both IN saving
labor and avoiding the usual wear md toar Of
clothing. It will cleanse al articles Of ordinary
use by the simple motion Of the Machine, IN
which is no pounding or hard friction 10 injura
the articles to be cleaned. The Machine will
do such work with much less labor and much
less injury to the clothes than the ordinary way
Of rubbing on a wash-boari. Very dirty arti-
Giles, like shirt collars and wristbands. may re-
qure some rubbing, but the Machine is 80 ar
ranged that II can be done in il MS conveniently
as with 4 common Tub and board. For suds-
ing and rnsing, the machine ia very valuable,
It will not inure the finest muslin fabric, lille
Il viii cleanse bed quilts, heavy blankets. and
even carpets more thoroughly than can be done
by hand. We consider il great improvement
on every kind of Washing Machine we havcev-
or known, and ifs operation gives such uriyer-
sal satisfaction wherever it ~ been triyi, We
think it must soon come into very general use
Iydepark, VT, June FL 1863.
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to others, So
being intro
ry family in
demand for it
M e Sc To
more worthy
already shown
EToRis putting
hnn nsnnnnr
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CROUP.

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= The price Of the remedy is such as TO Syrup
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