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FIKH IL wHrTEHALL.-Bebee's grocery and
lager beer saloon, Caryer's meat-uarket anu
Geo. Samuel's barber shop, were burned in
whitehall on Sunday, and the Park House
damaged to the extent Of $500. The fire
department of the village worked resOlutely,
and after two hours labor had the flames
subdued. Most of the property destroyed
WIS fully inslred
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CAUTIONTO FEMALES IN DELICATE
HEALTH.

nR. DOW. Physician and Surgeon. No. Endicoi
II ST. Boston, is consulted daily for all disease
incident 20 the female system. Prolapsus Uteri o,
Fluor Alhus, Suppression, and other menstrual lie.
engagements, are all treated on new pathological
principles, and speedy relief guaranteed in very
Few days. SO Invariably certain j. this new mode Of
treatment, that most obstinate complaints Weld
under II, and the afflicted person soon re0ices In
perfect health
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
the cure Of diseases Of women than any other phys
clan in Boston
Boarding accommodations for patients who NAV
wish 70 stay in Boston few DAYS under his treat
ment
DR.. Dow, since lsi5, having confined his whole
attention 70 an Office practice for the cure Of Pri-
Tate Diseases and Female Complaints acknoyrI-
edges no superior in the United States
n BAH letters must contain one dollar, or they
viii not be answered.
Otice hours irons A. n. . p. e.
bostOnSeO.iJ -3lE zEiE
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Its most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicates scurf and dandrun.
Ii keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Il prevents hair turning gray and falling Oh.
IL restores hair upon premature bald heads.
This is lust what Lyons kathairon will do. II Is
pretty-it is cheap-durable II is literally sold by
the carload, and yet its almost incredible demand
is dali increasing, until there is hardly country
store that does not keep it, or family that does not
E THOMAS LYON chemist, y. Y.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by
all Druggists.
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ON ER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED.
Gentlemen II had a sro man worth 81 ~
Who took cold IRON Tad hurt in the leg, ana was
useless Tor over ear. 4 had used everything 1
could hear u without benefit, until tined the
1ivAlcan Austans Lulment. II soon effected q
permanent cure"
alon-somer! Ala, June Il, IS59.J. L. DOWNING
Il Take pleasure IN recommending the Mexican
Mustang LInlInent 4 valuable anu indispensable
article iOr SpraIns, SOres, Scratches OF uAlls on
horses. Our men have used II Tor burns, Bruises,
Sores, rheumatism, &C. and ali say 1t acts Ike
magic" j. HEWITT
FOREMAN for American, wells, FargO's and Har-
deI's Express.
The sprain Of ny daughters ankle, Occasioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in
one Week, alter she commenced using your eele-
bratea Alussang LlnimenI
O4OucesteT, Mass, aug. 4, 1855. ED. SEELN.r -
IL Is al admitted Tact mat the Mexican Mustang
LlnlLnent performs more cures N shU-ter time On
man and beast tnan any article ever discovered.
Families AYeTy linen anu planters should AWAY ;
have II Vn nand. SdicA anu sure II certainly Is
AL genuine l. wrapped IL steeI-plate en.ravlngs,
bearing the Signature VI u. ". nestBrOUA CheInIs.
ana the Tstate 1. >. stamp VI DENAs DARSEs q 70.
the top.
An effort has been made TO counterfeit it with
cheap stone plate label, Look closely!
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold By al
Druggists.
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DO Better Work,

with LESS POWER, is EASIER TO OPERATE for both
and drirer, stronger dErsbie more sim
pie less likely nsef Tspg airs, and eGsily
pared and i therefore sraefy the machine for the
farmer TO buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of Farmers 70 the following facts
That the manufacture Of Moving Machines was
adopted by US as a permanent business in l560.-
That we have a shop and tools for that especial
business. That believing it true economy for you
to buy as perfect a Machine
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NEW BOOKS.
THE CLAvERINGs, b. Anthony Trolope.
BERLIN aa4 sans soas or Frederick tho Great
and his friends, By ,luhlbach.
IDALIA, By Ou.al, author of Chaalos strath-
more sc.
COLORADO. sumner "trip, by Rayari Taylor.
ST ELMO, by Augusta J. Evans.
ThePasthun5us Papers Of tls PICK wick Club
by Charles Dickens Diamond Eiition)
TH0Js ITS selected from the writings Of Horace
Mann.
MRS. CAUDLEs CURTAIN LECTURES. BY
Douglas Jsrrold.
Received and g 9,F sale urv7,verov
Febla-dsvtf
NEW BOOKS.
THE STARS AND TIE ANGELS.
EARLY CROWNED. memoir Of Mary L North
SIX MONTHS IL ITALY, By Huart.
SIN YEARS N INDIA, BY Humphrey,
LIVING IN EARNEST. by J. Johnson.
THE SOUL GATH RER-
-
fAAiN "oi'p9 w ~ ii'-' Nv l-'"-
TIE CROSS OF JESUS. hy Rev. ID. TLlmps-l-
Received NJ
HuNTIHGIoN-
fl'--tw Corner Church S College So
NEW hOoAN'
/ ..ANCTFyT tNDsf1DF7S GREE w. fr r-.r.n
49,. .-.,,,..-. .---....
THE OPEN FJLAh SEA- hy Hf. Hayes
THE TUTORS COUNSEL. TO HIS PUPILS
1-,r..fs,.
/ RECORDS OF FlEENEALS,n by Greenwood.
ss,rRS C,rDrr,s. CURTAIN rr-Trrrs~ D.,
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t,.;,,.+-.e,s i,ir,itable Hair Coloring is not a
,ve Ali instartaneous dyes are composed Of ava,
e..sfie and MOI or less destroy the yltalty anu
heauty OF the hi IL This is the original hair ooc
inr and has bs en- growing in hyor over tS en1s!
49, II restores I-ray hair 10 Its original Color
hy gradual absorption in most reInarkaoie man
ncr- n i also beautiful h.ir dres lns. soiu III
wv s--- q. HEIMSTREET, Chemist
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold oy ali
LL-lrrlsfs.
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LyoN's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GiN6E4k-iior
Indi restion, Nausea, Heartburn. Sick heaeaoLe,
ColeTa Morbus, Flatulence, &c where NAInins
stirnulaut is required. It's careful preparation anu
utire purity makes il cheap and reliable atuele
Tor culinary purposes Sold everywhere Al - -
Der bottle. Ask for LYONS" Pure extract ian
ssJaIRsAAToGA SPRING WATER, SOLD by
druggists.
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Who would not be beautiful Who would not aed
70 their beauty What gives that marble purify
and disffuglc appearance we observe upon the
stage and in the city belle 1t Is no longer 4 Sc
cret. They use Hagan's MasnoLia ba4li. i IL, SOn
courhness from the face and hands, and leaves the
eonplextion smooth, Transparent, blooming ana
ravishins- Unlike many cosmetics, y contains no
In,te-isi Injurious 10 the skin ANY Druggist viii
order for you II not on hand, az . per ooI'ie
We. HAGAN, Troy, y. y. Chemistes.
sApAroGs SPRING WATER. sold BY Al
f,-r eruis
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Il Is hereby enacted By He General .fs.-.
Of the STATE Of TeTm0at
SEC /. Amer the expiration Of the charter o.. 81
bank chartered by this state, or after the ten
ton OF the existence 0fany such bank a-rl5-
% the laws Of this State, such bank ma .-
notice % he published IN all the weekly uews-1-'
Of the county where such bank is located ID
full year, setting forth that said bank will raa-
its outstanding bills, the day Of the eNpira--
its charter, or the date q the termination OF --
lstence, and CODY Of this act And upon due 81
heati0n Of such notice, neither such bank o.
officers shall be liable 20 any action for the c.
redemption Of any OF It's outstanding bills, --
the same shall have been duly presented al1 81
ment thereof demanded within the year afr-s-
at the banking house Of such bank.
sEc 2. After the expiration OF the chal.-
after the termination Of the existence Of alF So
bank as Aforesaid such bank shall cease O. le g
leet 70 the operation or liable % the pr0Fi,-.-
the sixty third section OF chapter oighty-1--
the General Statutes.
SEC. 3. This Act shall take efIsc. fr-u i,s 8
sage.
Approved November 20, 1866.
Roy ls-EE
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MOTTO Z.

rIHE existence Of the Farmers and Mecll-
L Bank chartered By the Legislature Of the 81.
oiNermont and located in Burlington in said ST
was terminated a.greeahly % the laws Of said ST.
on the 10th day Of September A. ID. l-66 and q.
is hereby given that said Bank viii redeem To- .-
standing bills
The following act Of the Legislature % Veru O.
published by direction Of said Bank
By order Of the Directors.
=. F. WALES Pre-
{. F. WARNER. Cash
Burlington, Nov. IS 1856.
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NEW PLAN OF INsTRUCTIoN
4 Standard institution.


THE existence Of the Bank q Burlington. C. g
and located 90 Burlington in said state was tel
minated a-recatly o. The laws o. said state on o.
18th day Of September A, D. l-tH- and notice
hereby given that said Bank VIII redeem its C-
standing bills
The following act of-he Legs la-uro is puhIzl-
By direction 0l s-il Bank
By order % the Directors.
GA. DODGE, Presi5e1-.
G. A. SUMNER, Cashier
Burlington, Dee. 9Th, $50.
AN ACT relating 70 TIE redemption OF Bal
Notes.
Il i hereby enacted by the General Assem- j. .
the state Of Vermont,
SIC. /. After the expiration Of the charter
any pans chartered by this state, or after
termination Of the existence Of any such f--
asreeahly % the laws Of this State such tl1
may cause notice 20 be published ir D.
the SeeAly newspapers Of the County v-.-
such bank IS located, for one full r
setting forth that said bank viii redeem lis
Standing bills, the day Of the expiration Of
charter OF the date Of the termination Of its g.
tence, and copy Of this act, and upon due pa
cation Of such notice neither such bank 1l-
officers shall be liable % any action for the uC---
dempuun % any Of Ks outstanding bills unless
same shall have been duly presented and pay-a
thereof demanded within the year aforesaid 8- O..
banking house Of such bank.
SIC. =. After the expiration Of the charter
after the termination o. the existence OF any .-.
bank as aforesaid such hank shall cease o. be- 81
Jet 70 the operation or lia1le % the provis.. rs
ths sixty third section Of chapter eiEhty-li--
the General Statutes.
SEC. Q. This act shall take eject from 20. 81
sage.
Approved Nov. 10. 1866. wlu-
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9pOthealig5,
&C. SPEAR q 90.
.EDofReC0FieS - Druggists,

P4TEyT MEDICINES. rEEtHc4LS.
CURGICAL and Dental Instruments, Dentists
= Fous Mineral Teeth, Trusees and supporters,
Shoulder Braces Blud1-es. Lcscros, Mineral Wa
tiers, Druggists Glass Ware, Brushes, Bird seeds
Perfrrncry. Fla.driug Eztracts Spices, shaker
Herbs Dye Stufs his, Campheue, Burning Fluid
and kerosene Oh.
- No article Of inferior guG4fl sept.
AMOS C. SPEAR EDGAR " BLlshlIt,
Cfgrch s. Burlington, Vt
April I. 1855.
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AGCA DE NAGNnII.

= toilet delight superior to any Cologne. used
e e tne is9e and person, TO render the skin snf.
W lesn, 70 Aiiay innammations to perfume cloth
NJ, ior headache &C. 1t Is manu- actured from the
ais s southern Magnolia and is obtaining patron
- 9uile unprecedented. 1t is a favorite with
a. :, anG opera singers. II is sold by All deal
al go IN large bottles and by DAVIS BaRSEs
20; New York, Wholesale gents
Druggists. En- soio .!
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BEST COLLECTIONS OF INSTRU-
MENTAL MUSIC.
EORTHE PIANO FORTE
i Home Circle vols. each Dds $500 Cloth $40
FOR THE ORGAN
Battiste's 50 Pieccs, $50 Organ Gems . %
FOR THE FLUTE
One Hundred operate Airs 20
FOR THEVIOLIN
Excelsior Collection, -. Pleyels Duets. -
FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO
The Union Collection, %
FOR FLUTEAND PIANO
Winners Flute and Piano Duets, %
FOR ACCORDION AND FLUTTNA
Winners Excelsior Collection, %
rob BRASS BANDS,
Ditsons Band Muse on Cards, IS Nos per No l0l
FOR BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS
The New Germania, BY Burditt, -
FOR CABINET ORGAN.MELODEON
HARP. GUITAR. VIOLOSCELLO.
COSCE8TINA. DULCIMEIS. FIFE.
DRUM. CLARINET, AGEOLET.
BUGLE.CoRNOPEA POSTHORN
SAX HORN. AND CURNEr. good
variety Of Music will be found in Instruction
Books for each instrument, published by US,
list % which will be sent on application
OLIVER DIrSON & CO, Publishers, Boston.
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BEST MATERIALS

II will do better work on all varieties Of surface
than anv other mower. IL has no side dram, no
weight upon the necks Of horses and has the light
est draft Therefore it is the best machine for the
team II IS also the best for the driver, il has
q well arranged, easy spring seat, and can be
handled perfectly by boy Of ten years. without
any danger Of being thrown upon the knives. The
advantages Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE on all
points that constitute perfect mower, are briefly,
that il will
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DENTISTRY.

nR- W. L. HARRIS having returned 20 Burlinx-
II ton has fitted Up and opened suit Of rooms
on the corner Of Church and College Streets, over
Lyna's Store.
DR.. Harris has been in the practice Of dentistry
sixteen years. and cansafey guarantee perfect sat-
isiaction in all operations both in the operative
and mechanical departments.
lie refers with pleasure 20 ". Carpenter, n ID.
S. " Thayer MD. B. W. Carpenter, ". ID.
Eeutz--daWtf
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8aiIroad5.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND So LLif :
RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TINE.
Commencing Jan. :, 1867
rE.rss soIse SOUTH AND EAST.

Commencing Jan. :, 1867
rRaIss soIsa SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at $50 4. NJ, u. 30 P. h.' and
SO Tii Train leaves st. Adams at 6l5A, 81 and
connects At Burlington with Rutland BurNn 5Ign,
80 10 ''jte aver Junction and Bellows fsIIs
.itb traf,s r, Boston Worcester Springfield ano
isb treins % Passumpsic r. r. arrives az Ne"
fq OK az sv me leaves Montreal at SO A n
:. Jsbps al I0A.M NJ, Ogtens9urSh y ~ ~ - n
io5 e az Malone leave kouses ROM -fs Lowell
for Boston. 4c ardvins il Boston Va
at 80 P. II. oo. At
N5ib. Express Leaves Ogdensburgh at y. a 49, -,
Montreal Is NJ, Rouse's Point 80 - n con
al 40 p NJ arriving at Boston ~ - rfi-oad for
neetin AZ Bellows Falls with Cheshire fSAi yiisv
B0ston and Worcester and with vermont w.
Railroad FOR Springfield, &C., and arriving "a
York ct I23OP. NJ
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WKsf; II "a
Leave at f.l5 A. NJ, $40 A. d. 40 -
n NJ, ~, -.s. leavss Boston via Lowell 81 500 A
Il for Burlington, ST. Adams, montreal, N
at Montreal at q.3l P. NJ, OgdensDur Sh a. n
Sail Train leaves Boston via LoEeil az ~ s q
vfs Isxrence and Fitchburg at 7.30 A ", sPIln-
seld At As A. 81. for Burlington, ana - - n. 3 nj
Accommodation Train leaves Nortnnell, r,,sc,.
A NJ Burlington, Rutland St. Alhans ehu n U.s.
Each train going north makes close e9nneetlo-
with trains Of the Rutland burIil-sI ~ - n
NIGHT Express leaves Bellows Fa4ls az w. w. p II
-eseiyint passengers from Vermont valiey =. !
leaving New YORK, at l2.l5 2. d. ana lIOIl 49, .,
. p i,e>i-,, B1sfou al $50 p. NJ, connecting az
White Riyer junction with train leaving S2st9a
s00 P N for Burlington, Rouse's folnt, p -
and Ogdenshurg, connecting Win VI~A-
trains for the West 80 ,-s-h+ ~
sleeping cars are attached TO both me S--1' -
U-ess trains running between D. A4'a'' --
Session, and ST. Alhans and sprini,e,iG, yV,.t
7irEsts 10 Detroit. Chicago and al poinls ~
old ~ II. y. DRURY, Agent, No 2 Atner.oi I ~
n burlington Vt baggage checAeI tuIyi- ~. s
through tickets 20 Chicago anu t-' '-'
slle az the Principal stations; ,r-BDrrr r---,,
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Commencing. Jan. Q. 1857, trains will run as i'i-
LE,vzBURLEGroNs
s7lA Il MAIL TRAIN for Boston ~ ~ - y
.sste- Fifcbhurgh Brattleboro sPr.n t4 Ia
s-5 ~ Haven Troy, Albany and Ne" OK
- =, 1-0v al 20 p VI Ncw NorE 't' p "
-i,',t d, gssfo- and Trov Without r-GH ~ -
n nay EXPRESS. for tutan-, Le--"Na
F,ils. Arriving In Rutland as T.. u bellows
Falls; q u t5Cfc;oNIopATIoN TRAIN 10 Rutland
arrives In Rutland at 50 r. u, -.. - -
a. = NIGHT EXPRESS with s-seqin- gar, JOY
Se- Y6-s and Boston Arrive % 10y az 5.'' d.
" New York l-l5 r. ~ - ~ 49, n cI-,
49, = .s,ir-f p 81 aud $50 O'Clock a A trains
male close connection with the -e" "a "a ~
t-ai I'll Troy ana Albany ior al points west
s-- fi, S1,fl ~ Z Ezfi Tr1iEs zrr4rs u b-7-'Hs-
st5..N. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, m see ~
Csrs. from New Y0rz and Boston. Leaves We"
a "a AZ n SCrcON0DATION TRAIN from Rutland
leaves Rutland al 60 A. VI.
NO p Il. DAY ENPktcelrol1 lroJ a ICY vi ~
- A. sAIL. TRAIN from Boston 10 'seli- " "
-.s+e- s1-inrfelt, Hartford. New haven lle1
snd New York. Leaves Boston SOD A. ~ nal,
For further information apply az me tnly- . --a
et Office, No. ], American Hotei --'.A, y. ~ ~
p-tIar4 Huntington Passer ger station HleT1 ----
a. an he purchased for all u The above 2, NY.
Sri an points West North West and south Ne
choice nav he made from a1Y OF the VARIOUS Ie--7'
W WkRDWELL. AGENT. Flz.s- -er s,lti1n
" CARPENTER, Agent, No. amer an p '-1'
GFu a SIT ,riLL. Su1 e.
RAILROAD
STFANTBOA TICKETS SO.
CORPORATIoN BLANKS
--t.-.-r-.t.- 5escription q F'aia and Fancy
J5h printing. done AZ il time, -r4 sure c'-l-l
''n' III ''7 FarE Pass Printing oGce.
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Medirines.
u f IT'S T r. Z!

A CARD
Preparatory 20 retiring from the practice OF den
ustry in Burlington, have taken as partner Wv.
III. WATERS. ID. ID. s regularly and thoroughly
educated dentist, who graduated az the Baltimore
College Of Dental Surgery in 1859 and has been in
successful practice ever since. lie came O. well
months, end him all that lie was recommended
70 be.
therefore while rendering my grateful acknowl-
edgments 70 the public for long and liberal patron
age respectfully solicit its Continuance az the ola
stand, which shall leave In the hands OF Dr.
Waters, who is well qualified 70 conduct first class
Dental establishment.
JAMES LEWIS.
Burlington. April l.. 1866. iy.daw
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Books and STATIONERY
NEW BOOKS

s'I'W0 Marriages" by the Author Of John
4 Halifax.
''The G reat Rebellion by John u. Bolts.
"Kaloolah,r or the Adventures of Jonathan
ROmer of Nantucket, by W. S. Mayo, VI. ID.
''Meth omania," Albert Day, VI. ID.
Received and for sale BY {. A FULLER.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

BALLOU's MONTHLY FOR MARCH.
DEADLE's Monthly for March, for sale at
ID HUNTINGTON'S.
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OF the Best Materials, Work and Finish,

To demonstrate and mske good our claims for the
superiority Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE, as
stated above, we will give any responsible man
who wishes to buy, an opportunity TO test our N -
chine on his own farm in oon2siiion teiA any Other
a rea souable time, or we will through our Agents
exhibit the IMPROVED BUCKEYE in public trial in
COMPETITION WITH ANY OTHER on reasonable notice.
We take this opportunity 10 thank our numer-
Gus patrons for the cement they have given
Us 10 build
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THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.

manufactured at or near home, in which NO III
PESsE has been spared, that might contribute e
its effectiveness and durability, we shall build for the
harvest Of 1861 for the Counties OF Chittenden, La
Canada adjacent, full supply Of these unrivalled
machines,
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RAILROAD AND -
CORPORATION BLAN rs

and every other description q fl4'n and Faa1!
as u-irf-1s. done AZ 2 fl time, nd sure co-rsc-
'e"' FErE Pass Printing O1-e.
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First Glass Mower,

by taking our whole supply Of at the advanced
price asked by Us, over other machines, and also
for the unanimous expressions Of satisfaction in the
use Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE.
ST. ALBANS FOUNDRY co.
EDWARD A. SMITH,
JOIN W. NEWTON.
st. Adams. Sept. 22i. 1850 dkElF
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AN ACT
totleredemr1Ion Q iBanI. NOt-

{. F. WARNER. Cash
Burlington, Nov. 3, l-ff.
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GREAT
GREAT
IMPROVEM ENTS .
BRYANT. s1RATTON 6 CuAMBEBLE
burlington business College.
SPRING CAMPAIGN.

We want 90 hclr from every y.--- I'D. a-
younz woman who means business al.
thorough preparation for duty
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-23
MECHANICAL Muxlc.

A musician of this city has contrived an appa-
ratus which he calls "Pianautomaton," and
which is designed, as its name implies, for au-
tomatically playing upon pianoforte any piece
of music desired. The instrument is described.
externally, as a box of the width and length of
the keyboard to which it is clamped. Through
slot runs the piece of music which is to be play.
ed, and with this popularity, that all the notes
are perforated through the sheet. The box has
. crank which sets in motion magneto-electric
apparatus, and by its means series of axial bars
protruding below the box, strike the pianoforte
keys and correctly perform the musical com.
position indicated by the holes in the paper
This continuance rather bellies its name in that
music is ground out as in the better known street
instrument of humber pretensions; but in
another form, the apparatus is entirely self-act-
ing, the insertion of the perforated paper causes
. small lever ia come in metallic contact, thus
completing an electric current, the instrument
then continuing to play until all the music paper
has passed through the aperture, when the lever
being no longer held up, the circuit il broken
and the performance terminated.
The axial bars strike the key notes with four
different degrees of strength, either with kgato
or staccdto touch, and with suitable connection
with the pedals, all degrees of musical expression
are attsinable 1t il apparent that this instru.
ment can be made to produce effects of execution
which no living artist could think of attempt
ing. For example, chromatic scale in octsves,
thirds, or tenths or produce the effect a. if four
six, eight, or moro hands were performing.
There Is NO hesitancy in 'tresding ut sight"
aud the variety of pieces need not be . limited
to one repertoire. like hand organ.
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supported on bracket holders, resting on the ia.
BILE. The end of the tube near the candle is
small and pointed. The other end is large and
open. By clapping two books together at the
large end, Prot. Tyndall extinguishes the candle
ligent reader, {" that il nothing; 1t is simply
blowing out candle through pipe" No such
thing, super-sagacieus critic, as Prof. Tyndsll
proceeds to prove. He burns y piece Of brown
paper in the tube, filling 1t with smoke. Now,
if the candle be put out by blow, smoke will
issue from the pointed end Of the tube. Again
Prof Tyndall clasps tn. books. Again the can.
die goes out but no smoke comes out of the
pointed end of the tube. Whatever has put out
the candle has passed through the air and smoke
in the tube. The light is extinguished by a
Pulse. not by aput. The candle is put out by