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1srHE CABLE HuMBue,

We don't admire spirit Of captious oppo-
sition to the achievements of science. The
history OF invention and scientific discovery
u full Of it. There have been doubling
Thomases, unwilling to take anything upon
trust or accept the testimony of witnesses.
There has been general pride and g,atnlaaion
at the success of the Atlantic Cable but
some of the Eastern papers are beginning to
inquire. whether the cable is not ham
bag after all. The Worta shows that'the ca
Bile has not been any in advance Of the steam
ers, and not nearly so full or accurate. That
paper says:
Finally ON the night of Sunday, A gust s,
this needy knife-grinder Of telegraph dis
covers a story worth telling and telegraphs it,
all about the 'preiirnnaries Of peace.
Before noon the nert day, dug,uf 8, bee n.
ceire The shote Of this story, carefully printed
ont in full in the London pdpers Of Jaiy "a,
trhich must hare been receired and rad at
talenfid Bay ia Ireland ftro days before
the telegraph rfres began 10 be SCI in
motion 10 send us their cdndrd " July Is
about the peace.
The World publishes the Cables repor, Of
August 9th, and the published statements in
the London papers Of July 18th to show how
nearly they tally, then it sdds:
1--WE need not point out to our readers how
infinitely disgracefui to the management ofthe
cable ii is that, with tbs. cticud and accu-
rate statement of the peace negotiations here
published at their command on the 18th Of
July, they shond have kept the American
public waiting till August 9th for such n hun.
gled rehash of that statement as was st,perse.
ded, on the very day Of iis publication. by the
arrival of steamers rhich sailed before the ca
DE teds laid, and beat its ners ten days after.
rards The only escape possible To Mr..
Field and his associates from the impstation
OF an almost superhuman stupidity, wonid
seem to take them into the alternative Of
having organized the most sndscious huns
bug of the day. Is the cable a hoax We ask,
Or is the cable managed by a company OF
nummies from the great Pyramid 7? :"
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An amusing spectacle wss recently Wit
aaassd aa Loae BsaaeA. Thsss were lya0q
guests at the Continental, and al the reom1
being filled, the proprietor spread about 4iftJ
beds and hammocks in the dining hall,
Ab0ut Midnight the Occupants Of tAess ex1
tenpcrized resting places arose, and each
having sheet wrapped around him, Sled Oat
in solemn procession, FIRST 70 the bar for {
drink and thence into the yard and elsewhere.
The appearance Of this spectral file Of speech
less beings attrAcked much attention. causing
= general wake up" all over the place, and
occasioning much merriment.
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lRIGiaAL NOTICE TO = killings. Iaeinda Bill
y iings, Ana walker, VIII Gsrrsrd james G ar
rsrd c Scoh ed. Greene krsktns, Jas kidxway Il
Creei, v sarah sad D.ugherts, II HSs;esd Ad
line } wnitn~I executor, Jnn knight, Jno Nc
GGn+, kd~arde Turner, pePsup, I1rn.r rs
sign~- kc. CophsAie sfnyth, Bnrrn~. utrfr,
kiira RDddLek sido.. Rott Rridiek. KAte KinIe l.
Moore Amy Ruddick Mary Kuddick Missy Rus9ick wm
Radsick AMI Ezz Raddck. adinn strators, and Jexss
andiiek defendants
Yon and zach Jon hereby no,i tbs. tb-se rev
Gle the CLERK, Office Of the District Coasrt ~ c.
Iowa At keOknk petition Ia equity u Hiram Barney
sxaiust you, claiming judgment aEalnst sou : NJ
lHgs upon yonr sig poussory notes, the rider
~ Silboarns, the property III plaintiff, by
sirnn~-t for the Of ffsy-four hEHiret Dollars
ind ten PR rsr and Aesinss MI sell 6stenr
ante praying for the foreclosure of gage
made by sasi TAliiaxs 10 Eilbourse d~t June
10 1855 upon the Il Of the o. section twelve 4 ~
and ih- Il of the efstetton tEet2 al ib ss
six 81 " Alec the ; 4 81 section nineteen (l9t
sirty-.sven fsT4, Rsix fsl west
Nor you ust each appesH ard said petition
by Of the second day ef the next Il said Court
II be held Kerkuk tbs second Mohdsy Of s~ptt
ar 1896, Judgment will be had III rein prayed fir,
by default Ill. SCOTT HI " ELL
q Rev stamp 50 ca Atty for Plaintiff
5yE-d
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ORIGINAL MOTH E.--To Benjamin y. Games. 3eftn-
~ dsnt You are herssy potihed that thsre il
on file in the Clerks Office Of the District Court OF Lee
Comfy Iowa, at keoAnk. petition VI Hiram Kafney
claiming Judgment agsinst son Benjamin Y Came.
for the Of Six HnndreJ Rfilsr yenr mortFsRe
NJ ade to Charles Nissan, upon the following Described
premises tow1t Lot four ~ Biock hnrdr I'd and
fourt en- ll4l. Mason's Lever Addition the City Of
Ne kuk in Lee ooanty. lows. and against you ali
praying for the foreclosure OF said mortgage the sale Of
sad premises freed Of all Interests Of said defendants
SANE topay Cd said debt the extiHshish eut of all
equity Of redemption, and for general relief
Nov you must sppesr ard said tttfon by
OF the send day cf the next OF said Court be
held on the s~ecrd Monday or Sept mber 1863 udg
nent will he had thersin PRAYED for. by default.
II. SC1Tr How
SO cts Stamp Attorney for Plaintiff
isH-d
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The PhillAdelphia hutteruut press are in ~
agony Of apprehension lest Union soldiers ia
their indignation break up the conventions
They would have no tears of rebel soldiers.
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{ The amount Of National Bank currency
issued dnring the last week was $767, 100.
The total now in circulation Is $2s6, 1914 ,545,
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TEE pQpqlar demonatzaEions against the
Derby Government EavS determined The
oa6A p psfeeas RGHsnbns. nsT6Fe
movement cannot be checked. The laboring
Glasses q Engisnd win 81 enIrsnchissd:
This action of the Government is but tenn
pcrary expedient; the restoration of the
Liberals to power cannot be long delayed.
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Peace Hath IL. victories.

Peace Hath its Victories.
70 prevent conquer disease is srand seh;e. mspt
aud surely bullet and bayonef will destroy %
surely -i IIosrErrER's RIrTKRs prs,errs AnA pro
iossBA @aM 80
Thsis De trying psroi " thu year. Ths stass
ma ofthe strongest yssds OF ID u the euueuins
temprxssare " asdss1a ~, sisw ooles nom very
pore The strength Of man Say In invisible
por and weaker beconsss - and urrvesss
Il meet soeh dieuities that Hos,~tters Bttsrs
sises TO society IL prevent the evil eons~
qn-nces 30 which untr.eed. dsplefed drt4itsfed
x.sizsiou y sstis. that dry nd~d sAus
MA T,sic for both Old p-otit die Of 1hansfion
day Who sht have hept death ct bay for year.
10 e1ms ~ occasional resort 70 Ibis p,~srfui sd
harmless ver-fsbis ssosasehie
fins-t- nths N ths cosnsarity, ridh vel poor
scsrt CONTINUALLY fthsir hssds a.t npep.oyed their
braips hnsy. saA hssd ~ork " % A~fr-ss til.
vtsisssssies ssspsulss to nss tSss he sysseosish
o tett RS Filters sd the and Of business life
win b. cnss, sivsy INF IL in the sppfsss
vsath~r No lsnEos VII te experienced fos ast
the vital forces expended they viii b. recruited aud
renewed ,, thH hesthfs r-sserssirs As susHmsr D.
visorant il is indi.psn..bi. 10 young and old Sid
ryvhtrs. .dAvlvs
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.EGAL NOTICE. TO A. l.. Deming and
- CI~ghorn, trustees for themse se. and Z II
u wrfscn- James II Holscy. ford and p W Ford
u Harrison, lanes II Hoisey, X Ford b W Pcrd Guy
Wells, Nosh gre~iey, David Gum q Davis sidney B
Root Caroline Root, Ellhr Gunp z X Eotd sen L
Bnniens, Potter Lum, Plume, parEeire STREET.
ayers nissiy, Alexander Lomsx. Michael
busbeJ James Hanna. Graves, Hosmer, Mary stee-
Curtis. executor Of the Of GIN White
John ston executor Of the estate of Vim Torfenee
deceased, Eastman. Bark Of Old Doiniaion Albert
Wes, Jssse haitby, II Hui.kAmr, Abner Reeves Henry
Tewie, Hiram barney, f@.&man Robinson a Co j B'gsr
Thompson, Thomas Davis Charlotte Esniitap WIN Gil.
lis ssoddArd. Wm l. Ru43stk ThoBass Psgrtt
Stevenson, 4 Msybnrg Bro, Eict tin Lucas W
D Miller, @ Eeyens, II Howell. Phinney Peter
Eiehsf, sophia Cisnde1nins. J X Horsish:
fou and each 81 jon hereby notified that there
hie In the Office Of the Ciert Of the District Court
Of Lee county. Iowa, Fort Madison petition Of VIM
Dunn. cisizisK Of yen, tse ssid DesninK and J W
CieGhcrn, trustee, Ac- The Of nine thousand and
mine d0siars Ard ten per cent per interest from
October nth ike5, money dn- d certain mortgage
and also praying sgsrt all OF o hs foreclosure
said mortgage, and the sale Of the following rortgaged
property for the payment Of sad DIRT to-wit Ninety
sores Cd the side Of the northwest quarter Of
Eve ~ wet and the undivided onehs Of the remain
county. Iowa
Unless you thereto and defend before Of
the second day ~ the Of said Dsrfr Court 10
commence the thsr6 Monday In Derfnnbsr 1864 judy
nenf srd decree viii be rsrds.d sgtnst thereon
" default RANKIN 4 MocRARY.
Revtnue stamp too1 Attys for Plaintiff.
Jy1s-d
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NOTICE.-To Jonathan
~ sbfrk defendant Yon are hereby notified that
there 10 file in the Clerks ofce OF the DrtY4ct
Coa-t Of Leo County. Iowa. ut Keoknk petition OF H.
ram barney claiming Judgment against you for the
sum Of Four Hundred Dollars with per cent inter
est, upon your mortgages made to Charles Macon eth
Of September 1885, upon TIE following described prei-
ses, tewit The n. ". x Of she N. ". Il Of section
twenty, In township axtySix, north range ax
vest IN Ire County lows snd sgsinst yon praying
for the foreclosure Of saId mortga the sale Of ssd
premses freed u all interests OF sai Defendants 10 same
% pay On al said debt the eI c Euishen all equity
Of redemption and for general relief
Vow yon must appear and said petition By
neon OF the second day OF the o. said Court
to be held The second Monday of September 1865 or
20 cts sianp-CapeeIledl n. sc0rT HOWELL,
trEd Atty for Plaintiff
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special Notices.

AYGIEHIC WIHE-fhs gSaat Imported 1oalo
used By the best families throughout Kuops approved
by the Imperial School OF Medicine Paris endorsed By
~ pesalAent usnbsss ofths Assertions Medical Asso-
citation thsr conventon In BAitimnrs Nay 1st 1865
contains - suarts II my did. - shsrs<xs
Net Intoxicating n ths lsast.
ts prepared IL Paris from pure SHERRY, and admits
10 Its composition only rssrc AsonIc snA vrHalyusr
substances rr LApfn IL y delicious substitute for
the vaxions Tonics having aioohnlis body.
a4-MuscAr PsRLE l. . esrs Wine Of most dsissss
full navor. II Is tbs ruRr JrIeS Of Hesr pElclevs
1, surpesses In excslleocs Art fAsIs ~lHs ~
RE couxras. USd Ia EsroPs soY sacvsmentA purpo-
So. Church people are invited 10 enquire nto u
Sold By all respectable Druggists shd dealers.
FULLER. FINCH rULiER Chicago,
jyl6dly sue-~edfFf Agsab.
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z77E
A.!.y k~s r 0.s. ~ In The District Couxt Of
es.,. + IL 1i.iss, :, ts.,.. iM....~
AdnisitE.ssix Of - As1ass a benjamin T. Mssnsss,
deceased, defendant
~ hersn shove A1 1k7t Epstitson in civil action
r. aIste q.skA eea e5 re pksttci csars esre
said duly vtfned D ths above named P6iutin
aGaas ysa4aa claiming an order and decree for the
sale un6sr <3 execution by virtue ofs deeree rem
d~ed IN sid cpnrf in the Of George Messenger
~ Mesn6sf, Of ten In ths soutbe.st corner
Of the 4ssrt< - tbs nbsth~sAt quarter Of
section ~ se1nsbp ~ MI lee Ceunsy IS~a
tbst 70 ~ of the toEppf Measrgerye, excepting
therefrom mpch Df sa1d town d follows all the lots
In blocks 49, ssAe II ia tu~n snd the Ut, ecss
and alleys separating snd blocks and lots and from the
prpceed- Of ssid yse their be psid psiH,in the
500, and ntefest sceu2 dus by I'D decree And IN
less Jon sppear ard make defense thereto before
of the second day Of the OF said Court
nee Oh the sspnl Monday Of sevtsmbes. 1850 judg
ment will be rendered inst you, prsped for in said
petition. ROBERT II. GILMORE
Jy254w Atty for Plaintiff
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i EGAL NOTICE.-To r. r.. House: Sir.
- fou are hereby notified that there il now on file in
the oes Of the Clark 9th L@rst Cosrt Of Lee
ty Iowa, At Keokuk, the petition Of John H. Rogers
claiming OF you the Of fosf HusAred Dollars With
sceruing interest the from December 22d 1865
~ mcnsy usty dss bin from you prousissory note
made by you TO ordsr Of Henry RornFs and BY him
signed TO plaintiff sAd pettfon Also alleges that you
are nonrtsidcnt " the stsss Of Io~A and prays an
attachment against your property
Now nnisss you appear acd thereto on or be-
Tore noon q the second day Of the September
the said Coart 70 be begun and holden the second
MONDAY OF September next Judgment viii be rendered
agHust you by default prayed for In Plaintiffs petit
tion John RRUrF
Kew stamp, ~ CsS-eancelled Atty for Piaistih.
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12gE3 q IS n EEfEI e - *N3T .
40 siaI4 EszAs szeY - .<sszeg 3.
gaxgsas zAF q a-sssgs
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n, =, II 49, y 10 fIsfFs3
p1lLr the exodus Of Hawksys pilgrims to
me rAiiAAeapHlA po~wow 9eSlssHsiss:s M.ny
Uf 'nsm are taking Keokuk in their routs.
sosJ - confident fEhk 2sbey viii nm
s .w.,sssifa sft shsse.~tAsb4, Butter
naa yxxsI xasys post refreshing exhi.
bito1ef AkfiAoA Ina brother, ~ eau
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aassea - $40 sg4ass8 9Asas xEla IA -
s&$f3a AsssTs.EEea II Sfa4 u SsU
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.g1Axg4 s.us5l58z - 70 ? : ''slsas I.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-08
a Proclamation.

WHEREAS, it has become known to
me that certain evil disposed persons
have, within the territory and jursdic-
ton of the United States, began and
set on foot, and have provided and
prepared, and are still engaged in
providing and preparing means for a
military expedition and enterprise,
which expedition and enterprise is to
be carried on from the Territory and
jurisdiction of the United States
against Colonial citizens and people of
British North America, within the do
minions of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, with which
said Colonial District, and people and
Kingdom, the United States are at
peace.
And, Whereas, the proceedings
aforesaid constitute a misdemeanor,
forbidden by the laws of the United
States as well as by the laws of Ma
tons.
Now, therefore, for the purpose of
providing against the carrying out of
the unlawful expedition and enter
prise aforesaid, upon the territory
and jurisdiction of the United States,
and to maintain the public peace
rs well as the National honor and en-
force obedience and respect to the
laws of the United States,
l, ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the
United States, do admonish and warn
all good citizens of the United States
against taking part or in anywise
aiding, countenancing or abetting said
unlawful proceedings. And | do ex-
hort all Judges, Magistrates, Mar
shalls and officers in the service of the
United States, to employ all their law
full force and power to prevent and de
feat the aforesaid unlawful proceed
ings. and to arrest and bring to JUS
tice all persons who may be engaged
therein, and pursuant to the Act Of
Congress in such cases, made and pro-
vided.
do furthermore authorize and en-
power Maj. Gen. George O.. Meade,
commander of the Military Division of
the Atlantic, TO employ the land and
naval forces of the United States, and
the Militia thereof, to arrest and pre-
vent the setting on foot and carrying
on the expedition and enterprise afore-
said in the United States; whereunto
| have herewith set my hand and
caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed.
Dated at The Cdy Of Washington, his 9Th
(sigih dag Of June, IN me yca' Of our
lord one thousand eight hundred and
siriy-sig md The Independence Of the
Jaaed States The ninetieth 1907.
Signed, ANDREW JOHNSON,
BY the President
Signed, VIM. II. Seward, Secretary of
] State.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-08
THE TRANSCRIPT.
ST. ALBANS.
Friday, June - i~""'
The Latest Fenian News.

The Fenians commenced crossing
limo Wednesday evening and it is
,D by this time that the large
,;es which have been in the vicinity
w. ,r.st Hiphgate and Franklin are near
" n across. Gentlemen just from the
cfont" say that a large portion OF the
are we'll armed, but have not n
norobundance of ammunition. tits,
-, being sent to them as fast as
= .,.nmstances will permit
The arrest of Gen. Sweeney caused
Con. Spear and other Fenian officers
% suddenly disappear. 1t is sup
no.ed that they have gone to the
front
Last evenings train brought about
three hundred more men, a portion of
whom got dissatisfied and returned to
Aeir homes. A company of thirty
sce fully armed and provisioned got
,Fat the Georgia station this morning
,ol will soon Join their brethren
An additional company of regulars
arrived this morning, making six in
nnow in st Adams and vicinity
Gen. Spears army, it is believed,
viii have little opposition this side OF
s. Johns, as the Canadian troops
have nearly all fallen back to that
poipt The news for the next week
PROMISES to be of most exciting
character
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SORROw &

Come not single. Hnndrcd. meet with mifor-
Suffering, sorrow and sickness IL the inhcri-
lance OF man. Dyspepsia has claimed millions
as its vctims' and for years there has seemed
TO be no reliable remedy for il. Our readers
VIII rejoice to hear that Goes Dyspepsia Cure
will certainly cure ii in every insinnce. All its
attendant Affections like cramps, collie indigcs-
tion sickness Of the stomach, souring and ris-
ing Of food, sick-hoadachc, general debility and
want 81 appetite arc sure to yield to Goes Dys-
popsia Cure.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-08

Boy We have received a call from
Solomon Barrett, author of series Of
Grammars; English, Latin, Greek
German, Spanish and French; IN one
Volume The grammar is highly
spoken of by scholars and the press
The ST. Lawrence N. Y.) Republican
says.
Solomon Barrett has given many
years Of study aud unremitting labor
in getting up a good. intelligent, com
prchensiye grammar 1t is a book
that should be always at hand in our
leisure moments; for open it where
we viii, we are sure to find something
new, instructive and engaging.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-08
A post-oflice has been established
Mt South Danville.

The annual exei crs connected
with the graduation of students in the
Medical Department of the University
of Vermont took place Monday even
ing. DIR. S. w. Thayer, Dean of the
Medical Faculty, addressed the gradu-
ating class, which numbers thirty-fiye.
After which DR.. A. b. Crosby delivered
an excellent address on the life and
character of the late Professor David
S. Conant, which is to be published.
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Sprfial 4lotltss.
STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United states can hear something very much 10
their advantage, by return mail, Gree OF chargc)
10y addressing the undersigned. Those having
fears Of being huubugged VIII obligc by not
noticing this card. All others viii please adj
dress their obedient servant,
THOS. i. CHAPMAN,
S3l broadway New York
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10 CoNsuMPTIVEs.

The advertiser having been restored To- health
in few weeks by very simple remedy. after
having suffered several years with severe lung
is anxious TO make known to his fellow-suffcr-
crs the means ofcure.
To all who desire it, lie will send copy OF
the prescription used (frce Of chargel, with di-
rcctiuns for preparing and using the same which
they viii find n sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma. Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds. and all
Throat aad Lung Afcctio.-t The only object
81 the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
To benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceivcs to be Invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy, as 1t
win cost them nothing. and may prove bless
Ing.
Parties wishing a prescription, free, by return
mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON.
Nilhamsburgh, Kings Co., New York.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-08

Fay II. Herrick has purchased
the farm, farming-tools and stock of
Wade II. Foster, of Sheldon, for
$4,000. Also, from +. NJ. Duclos, of
Sheldon, his valley farm, 50 called,
containing 10 acres, for $4,000 The
two places adioin each other, and
makes Mr.. H. farm of 270 acres.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-08

EsS- The commissions issued to the
Fenian officers are worded like United
States commissions, aud are signed by
T. w Sweeney, Secretary of War:
W. r. Roberts, President, F. b.; and
c. Carroll Teyiss, Adiutant General.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-08
Pnrker's Pcctorai Pas,iiies

Give immediate relief 10 all cases of Coughs,
Colds, and affections Of the chest and lungs, and
restore to singers and speakers cearncss Of
voice. lhey contain no opium nor anything del
cterlous, and are wonderful in the celebrity with
which they effect the cure Of all diseases Of the
throat. For sale by all Druggists Price %
cents box. Depot, u William Street, New
YORK. 94-eowly
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-08

The Bellows Falls Times says that
Tue Jamaica Leather Company are
erecting large building for the man
ul'c'ure OF boots, to take the place of
'ne one recently burned. It is to be
sixty by thirty feet and three stories
and half high.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-08

Put ono box Of Saponifer into three gallons Of
water Clnock off the end, and let the box boil
until it empties itself and then take out the boA)
add four and half pounds OF fat, and let it boil 2
hours and 10 minutes. Then add a small half
pint of salt, and lie. it continue boiling 35 min
utes longer, when you add half a gallon Of hot
water, and let 1t come TO boil Pour a small
tumblerful of cold water into tub or box to wet
il round the sides, then empty the soap in to
stand all night and cut in bars In the morning.
soft soap.-Made in the Same way, with the
exception of adding fifteen gallons of water and
no salt AR you need Is an iron kettle.
l0i-Gm
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WAS sired By Old Comet or known AZ the
w Root Horse; he by sherman and he by the
Old Justin Morgan. Comets. 81, dam was sired
by the Crane Horse, or called Royal Morgan;
he by Sherman-s0 says Mr.. Lindsay, in his
work on the Morgan horse. The Crane Horse
was as highly esteemed in Orleans County as
Billy Root was in this therefore the proprietor
claims IN his horse tho most thorough bred Nor
gan OF any in the County, and not surpassed in
the State as to pedigree. Said horses oldest
stock in this County ia Ave years old this spring.
They are easy to break, good feeders, good road
sters. and good styles Por further particulars
call and see the stock raised by the following
gentlomen: Vim. H. Blake, Henry Huxley Har-
~ Smith, Moses Catlin, VI. Tabor, Rufus Bar
ney and H. HOhsinger, Of Swanton; A. NJ. Clark,
Dr. Woodward, T.. A. Smith, and Smith Brooks,
~ st. Adams; o. S. Rixford, Allen Sheltus. San
ford Sanderson J.. Place, Sanford Carman, Mel
son Stimots, Il. Loukcs. John Jewett, and M,
Wobcstcr Of Highgate. Said Horse will he
kept this season at the following places: Tues
DAYS and Fridays at II. Stinehour's in Highgate,
the remainder ~ each week at Il. q. Jsnnison's,
in Swanton. Terms S.qyen dollars by the sea
All mares disposed Of before foaling viii be
claimed as BENG with foal.
Svantop, May, 1860. li34w.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-06-08

Horace Evans, Esq, formerly
'u'rln oil Caledonia county, and for
several J. years hotel keeper in Danville,
75years.