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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-01

HISTORY OF THE UNION AND CONSTITUTION.
Being the substance of three Lectures on the
Colonial, Revolutionary and Constitutional Peri
ods Of American History, with an Appendix, con-
tanning the Constitution of the United States, and
the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions OF '9S and
~. By Z. Chauncey Burr. Price, 20 cents.
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4ntrls and Saloons.

JEFFERSON STREET HOUSE,
G. e. S1INE, PROPRIETOR,
Jeffersan ST., near ThiTd,
DAYTON, ONO.
Having rented this Hotel, the proprietor ~
vltes the attention OF the travelling LbliC to Its
accomm Odations. Its location Is ttnunl, uLd 1t
offers inducements both in RccommOdHtioIs ana
charges. Upl7, G1.dly
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Democratic publications.
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICATION HOUSE.
VAN EvR1E, HORTON & CO.,
No. I89 Nassau street,

~ Publish or sell the following works;
roUTHs HISTORY OF THE GREAT Civn WAX
In the United states from 1891 TO 1865. BY r. q.
Horton. With 60 illustrations This book Is adapt
ed 70 all classes OF readers and gives, in PLAIN
language, rlear and correct account of the late
war and It's Causes. II Is the only History pub.
hehed from Democratic or State Rights stand
point. 16mo pp., witt Illustrntlons, 4lG. u %.
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DEAUTY Auburn,
A |. /" ID.
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A4A sIlkenCU CURLsProduced
M by the use OF Prof DE.
A~ BREUG' FRIsKR LIZ CHE
YEUN. one application
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1kay" omnibusses run TO and nom all uains
Ample StAbling ior HOIsCs.
debdaNBn JACOB MAGNER. Prorrictor
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-07-18
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there is now on
file in the Office of the County Judge of Cedar
and VIM r Murray, executors of the last will
and testament OF Lu"retia l. Faucet, deceased,
for leave to sell the following real estate in said
county, viz: The north half of the southeast
quarter, and the north half of the south half of
the southeast quarter in section number TWEEN
ty-five (25) In township number seventy nine
C7a). north Of range number one ~, west of the
9th p. M. containing one hundred and twenty
acres, be the same more or less with the appur-
tenances. All persons interested are hereby
notified to appear thereto and answer on the
lst Monday OF August. 1857, at which time the
final hearing herein win be had, and unless
cause is shown why said petition should not be
granted, judgment will be rendered In accord
ance with the prayer of said petition.
II G PIArr, Atty. &c Belts,
July LIST, 1867 2SwS Go. Judge.
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German Plate Mirrors at ALDEN's.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.-Publle no.
~ tice Is hereby given that James A. Hibben,
administrator Of The estate of Henry ]. Deal
deceased, late Of Cedar county, Iowa. has filed
ms nnat report in tho office OF the County
are therefore notified, that unless they appear
and make defense tperSto on or before the first
Monday In August, 16.HAg the regular term
proved and affirmed - said Administrative
discharged from all ddt3 and liability in tho
premises J.C.BEYrS County Jud~c
July lst 1867 ne3W5
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution to me directed. is
sued from the Office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court in and for the county Of Scott and State
of Iowa, In favor of John s. Davis, and against
samuel Cham berlain al, l have levied upon
the following property rs the property of the
said Samuel Chm N bsr fi.in-rt nj, 7o-wft: Two
hundred and ten head of old sheep, and TWEEN
ty-seven lambs, making in all two hundred
and thirty--seven head and shall offer the
same for sale, at tho residence Of Samuel Lat
on Tuesday the soth day of July. A. d. 1867, at
40 clock 4. NJ. of said day. to satisfy said exc
Dated this sth day of July, a. D. 1867.
JOHN II. SIIEARER.
news Sheriff az Cedar county Iowa
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A DMISISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Public no.
~ tice Is hereby given that James T.. Melton,
administrator Of the estate of Robert 4. Melton
deceased, late OF Cedar county, Iowa, has filed
ms final report in the office of the County Judge
or said county. All persons Interested are
therefore notified that unless they appear and
make defense thereto on or before the first
Monday In August 1867, being the regular term
OF the County Court said report will be APP
proved and affirmed and said Administrators
discharged from all duty and liability in the
premises. J. G. RFerTS County Judge
July LIST. lSt7-n2gwa
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DROBATE NOTICE.-Public notice is hereby
given, that at tho regular session of the
county Court OF Cedar county, Iowa, on the
first Monday in July, 1857, an instrument pur-
porting to be the last will and testament of
William Leth deceased. was read in open court
and set for hearing. for final admission to pro-
bate. ON the first Monday in August. 1867. All
persons interested are therefore notified to APP
pear and defend, or said will and testament
VIII DO proven UP and admitted to probate. MS
the law provides, aud entered on record.
- J. c. BELTS, County Judge.
July lst, ls67-n29w3
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nsarA resolution offered In the Sena,

nsa-A resolution offered In the Senate
shows that Maxinillan had but one
friend in that body, Reverdy johnson.
Senators Nye, Chandler and Howard
sustained Juarez in eloquent speeches.
1t Is truly refreshing to know that there
is government that dares to ignomini-
ously close the career of a murderer and
interloper despite the frowns and threats
of all monarchies; and it is also refresh
ing to know that our Congress is ready
and willing to uphold that government,
Notwithstanding our arbitrator and
murderer is permitted to revel unmolest-
ed amid the Mtness of Canada, with a
fais prospect Of being canonized a saint,
byall Demotrats,supp his decease.
------~--->->----
The Radicals ignore the question of
bond taxation, but their history is their
legislation the poor man Is taxed on ev-
cry dollar he earns, the clothes he wears,
the food he eats until his earnings are
swallowed up in the tribute wrung from
him, and food and clothing of the coars-
est sort are the best he can provide for
his family, while the rich man with an
income from the interest on his bonds
is exempted from taxation" Dubuque
Herald.
The radical legislation referred to is
that which raised armies, built ships,
muskets and cannon to
put down southern democrats and keep
in awe the same tribe at the north.
1t was made necessary by the treason Of
the democratic president and cabinet at
Washington in 1860, which robbed the
government money chests and arsenals,
and sent away the war vessels in order
that the rebellion might get fair start.
Ifthis radical legislation" had not taken
place there had now been a distinct
government called the Confederate
States of America" The taxes we pay
are contributions to wipe out the follies
and crimes of the Democratic party.
AS the nation is of no value in the eyes
of that party, it is not strange that it
seeks to avoid paying the price of its
preservation.-Dar.G Gazette.
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"A Dubuque gentleman advertises
for wife "whowcars her own hair, her
own teeth, her own cheeks, her own
bosom, and hor own calves, without hav-
ing bought them" We would in
form that Dubuque gentleman that there
is just one of that class of ladies in Tin
ton. She is not engaged, and if he
should come down soon he might posi-
bly, win her.
The telegraph in forms us that move
ment, that looks as though it would be-
come formidable, has been quietly orga-
nized here among some of the Republic
can members of Congress to put Phil.
Sheridan forward as Presidential candi-
date.
During the recent prevalence of the
cholera in Buenos Ayres, sixteen thou
sand persons died of the disease. 1t has
now disappeared
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-07-18

The following resolution was pre-
scnted and rejected by the Republican
Convention at Des Moines, June 10Th,
1867:
Resolrcd, That we affirm as a cardi-
nal principle Of the Republican party Of
Iowa, the natural political equality of all
mankind, and that we favor the adoption
of such amendments to the Constitution
of the State of Iowa rs will secure equal
rights, and eQuAiprateclon to all citizens,
irrespective Offacc7 solor or sex
There was very large minority vote
in favor of adopting the above resolu-
ton; and we venture the prediction that
not many years will pass by before this,
or similar resolution, will be adopted
by the Republicans of Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-07-18
Every grade of Sugars at ALDENS.
FOR SALE!
Probate Notice.

AASD0CC ANotAGC.
. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed executor Of the last will
All persons having claims against said estate
are notified to file the same in due form with
the County Judge of Cedar county, Iowa, and
all indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment of the same to us Mt the
office of II. G. Piatt, in Upton, Iowa.
II. c. PIATT, Atty. ENMOR FAUCET,
VIM p MURRAY,
July l, 1854. 2wS Executors.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

Ia sold By Oh Druggist.
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WHAT Is TO HAPPES IN TINE -PhIloso-
piers tell US that the moon must be draw
ing slowly nearer and nearer the earth, and
the TWO bodies, IN the far distant future,
will come together. The solid crust Of the
earth will be broken Up by the shock, an
immense quantity of heat viii be generated
by the destruction Of the moons motion,
and the two bodies will fuse together into
one molten globe. As the new and enlarged
earth is cooled upon its surface, second
series oil geological deposits will be coasti-
tuted. accompanied, perhaps, by strange and
uncomfortable forms Of animal and vegetable
life. At the same time, the earth is wind
ing its way inward toward the sun, and
must ultimately fall, an incOusiderable peb-
BILE, into the fast glowing mass. The same
fate awaits all the planets, and our solar
system must one day be but single globe,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

AccIDESTs-An employee Of tie Buslins-
ton Manufacturing Co. had his right hand
badly hurt by the hammers, in the rolling
mill, yesterday afternoon, rendering amputa-
ton Of three fingers necessary.
At Winooski, yesterday afternoon, Chas
R. Whitney. foreman Of the finishing gig
room in the " oolen Mil, was caught IN the
betting and drawn up TO the ceiling bat
bad presence Of mind and adroitness enough
to cut bis clothes loose with his pocket knife
before he was drawn over the shaft. The
fall from the ceiling to the floor, broke two
Of his ribs and inflicted severe internal injur-
les; but it is hoped he will recover. lie
would have been crushed to death, probably.
IN an instant more.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12
DO Better EEiOrE,

with LESS FOWER, is EASIER TO OPERATE for both
team and drlter, stronger mtre durable, more sim
pie, less likely 10 Hcsf repairs, and easiy 70
PARED and is therefore sraefly the machine for the
farmer 10 buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the stten-
ton of Farmers 20 the following facts
That the manufacture Of Moving Machines was
adopted by Us as a permanent business in IsGo.-
That we have shop and tools for that especial
business. That believing It true economy for you
70 buy as perfect Machine as
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12
Improved Buckeye Mower,
No. =.
-FOUR FEET FOUR INCH CUT.
BEST MATERIALS.

It will do better work on all varieties Of surface
than anv other mower II has no side draft no
weight upon the necks Of horses and has the light
est draft Therefore It is the best machine for the
team Il IS also, the best for the driver as IL has
a well arranged, easy spring seat, Rnd 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, briefly,
that Il Will
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FOR ECROPE

HE tkDERslGEEDh having accepted an Aeensv
house OF AUSTIN, BALDWIN & CO Of Nsw VS als
p,e pfspsrea 70 sell bills Of exchanges on LonSon
rsrls, and other European cites receiye sna so1,
We ~ parcels ior any part ofEarope 10 Be fo-UsrSs
s az M american and European Express Co and 70
Iines ~ 500 uckets from Liverpool, BY aAnchor
'-'n' oi steamers or Black Star packet line.
Burlington, Vt-daytf -
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THE PosT 0FFrcE.-We understand that
the appointment Of Mr.. Geo. Ii. Bigolow as
Postmaster OF Burlington was on Friday
confirmed by the Senate.
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LATEST STYLES.

We are constantly receiving from marke, fs.1
styles OF Goods In our line, and are prepared U
Execute Plain and fancy card printing for
Balls, soirees, suppers, Exhibitions, &C., &C
Visiting and Wedding Cards, II
both printed and Engraved at short notice ana
at city prices. -, o,,-,cv
Burlington, VI,
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8ailroads.
YER MONT CENTR AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TINE.
Commencing Jan. I, 1867
8ailroads.

Trains GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at $50 A. NJ, I2.31 P. n, and
sn0F.N
MlIi Train leaves St Adams a: sl5A a. 81, and
connects % Burl.ryt u With Rutland { Burlington,
AZ Waite River Junction and Bellows FAIls
with trains 10 Boston, Worces;er- Springfield and
with trains on Pazsumpsic Z. r. arrives al New
Dav Express leaves Montreal at 30 A. NJ.
ST. Johns az l0A. NJ, OgdeushurEh az 6.l5 P. NJ,
lodge al Malone leave ROusc,s Point lois A "
FOR Boston, &C. arriving in Boston via Lowell
at I0.3JP.M.
Night Express leaves Ogiensburch At d. 90 a NJ,
Montreal BIS N. Rouses Point 5.45P NJ ST. Johns
az i.il p. ", arriving az Boston az $40 A, NJ con-
ncctnE NJ Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield &c. and arriving in New
York at 1890 P. u.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND wEsr.
Leave at f.l5 A. NJ, $40 a. ". i.25, P. N. 60
N.
81. for Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal, arriving
az Montreal at Q 80 P n, 0gienshurgh at A. VI.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at 100 \. NJ.
via Lawrence and Fitchburg a. 80 a. NJ, Spring
aeii az rs A. 81. for Burlington, and St. Adams
Accommodation Train leaves Northfeld at 500
A. n, Burlington, Rutland st. Adams and Rouse's
Point.
Each train going north makes close connection
with trains Of the Rutland & Burlington Railroad.
Night Express leaves Bellows Fails az 1000 P. N.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r.
leaving New York at I2l5 P. ~, and from Cheshire
r. r. leaving Boston at $50 P. 81, connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
800 P. NJ, for Burlington, Rouses Point, Montreal
and Osdensburg, connecting with Grand Trunk
trains for the West.
Sleeping cars are attached TO both the Night Ex-
press trains running between st. Adams and
Boston. and st. Albans and Springfield.
Tickets TO Detroit, Chicago and all points West
sold by u. N. DRURY, Agent, No. American Ho-
tel Burlington, Nt.-Baggage checked through.
Through Tickets TO Chicago and the West for
sale at the Principal stations.
G. MERRILL, Sup't,
ST. Adams Jan. : 1867.
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EXCELSIOR! EXCELsIoR::
CHASTELLAR'S
hGtf E1fermtnatOr ! !!

10 me ladies especially, this invaluable deplla
taoie article 70 female beauty easily appI.ed DO,
not ourn or inure the skin but acts directly on the
roots; ~ is warranted 10 remove superfuous hair
from low foreheads, or from any part OF The bodv
completely, totally and radically extirpatin1 az
-sme, leaving the skin soft, smooth and nstrrai
Ihls Is the only article used by the French ana n
s n Only real efiectual depila'ory In exlsteace
fIlee 70 cents per package, sent post paid 10 anv
address, on receipt OF an order, by - --1
mar.2l-dkvIyr 2sa River ~ Trro-- " v
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AND BURLINGTON R.R.
CHANGE OF TINE.

Commencing, Jan. q. 1867, trains viii run as fol-
! lows:
LEAyEB BURLINGTON.
I $50 4. II, MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, WOr-
cester, Fitchbur-h Brattlehoro, Springfield, Hart
| tord, New Uavor, Troy, Albany and New York ;
a arrive, in ~ Troy a. $40 P ~ New York 9S5 NJ
TtToEgh % Boston and Troy siitout change Of Cas-
l.50 P, NJ. DAY EXPRESS, for Rutland, Bellows
Falls, Arriving in Rutland lis P. NJ Bellows
Fails, SIS p u.
lbs P. NJ. ACCOMO DATION TRAIN 10 Rutland.
arrives in Rutland at SD p. NJ,
. . P. Y. NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car for
New Yozk and Boston. Arrive In Troy az SO A.
n New YORK l2.I5 2. NJ Boston $40 An.
lfongh 20 Troy and Boston trifhOEf change Of Co.'S
Inc 9 IS o'clock P. NJ and $50 o'clock A. NJ trains
make close connection with the New York Cen
tral az Troy and Albany for al points West
From fss South Gsd Eat Trains arrirs at B,ri.gtv-
fON0trFf
AIS AN, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. with sleeping
Cars, from New York and Boston Leaves New
York at P. ", Boston $50 IN.
9.35 A. M.ACCOM0DATION TRAIN from Rutland
leaves Rutland at go A. NJ.
$40 P. NJ. DAY EXPRESSfrom Troy and NeuYo-k
SIS P. N, MAIL TRAIN from Boston Lowell. Wor
cester. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven Troy
and New York. Leaves Boston s.OOA.y
For further information apply at the Union Tick
CT office, No. /, American Hotel Block, or az the
Rutland burlington Passenger Station where tick.
cts can be purchased for all OF the above routes
snd all points West, North West and South West.
choice may be made from any Of the various routes,
from Burlington.
J. ". WARDWELL, Agent, Passenger Station.
J. ". CARPENTER, Agent, No. American Hotel
6EO. A MERRITT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FoRs.Ir
OFFER FOR SALE the place on which now
IL i've. formerly owned by David Read. ESQ. be-
nv = iarm OF over thirty acres, under exceIle NJ
cultivation, within two and one hall miles N n :,
Ington City Park, and two minutes walk Of ths
ms farm has been laid out asa
FRUIT Farm,
bearing. 9PPie trees IN
The House contains ten rooms, exclusive NJ hitch
en- and pantry. has fine dry cellar h. vsii t.JI,
snr connections and Is heated BY q wood furnsee'
o,das oarns and poultry rooms are In complete
Inc grounds are laid out with gravel walks and
The hedges are In ane order. Al 'eN<'u'
o.oatea on the gorge Of the wnooski river, the
mouse and grounds command some Of the
Best Scenery ia ptrmont.
The place would be a most desirable sumn.r
residence for Q city family Price, ss.On0. Po.sss.
SION given when desired.
Jan. 3l-d&wtf 0nD
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-04-12

NEwsPAPER CHANGE.-Mr. d. L. Milliken
has sold the Brattleboro Record to Mr.. Z. p
Alderman, who has been as DEBATED with
him as editor Of the paper. Mr.. Millikenc
it is said, retains the privilege Of issuing the
Record as before, a: Springfield, Brandon
and Waterbury.
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VERMONT REpnRrs.

VOLUME Thirty-s,zht Of the Vernon, Reports.
Rseefyed aud or s1ls ~
"sFeh Is E,A, FULLER.
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A Standard institution
THE LATEST PARTISAN NOVELTY!
ParIOr Fireworks.

ihE LATEST PARTISAN NOVELTY =
ParIOr Fireworks.
AN EVENING ENTERTAINMENT.
Devils Tears, IS cts. bottle-Falllug Starr,
Sc, paekage-Meteoric Showers, 50 cts. BIZ
Pluu9nt Drawing-room Lights, 80 cts. q box-Bls-
rs sapors, 90 cts. package-All OF which serve
and young.
GOOD BOOKS.
. EVER body's Friend, % ets.-Book Of WontG'
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ets.1ventriloquism made Easy, IS cts-Pun g
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ets-IhoT 10 write Letters Correctly Is cts-6Gs
Etiquette, IS ctS.-Brldal EtiQette, IS ei4-
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book, 10 ets.-How 10 Buy, Tame, and Keep hos,
70 ets: hnowlson's Farrier. Is c;s.-Home c.
hooz, 50 ets-Parlor Magician. % cts Parlar -
atricals, % cts.-Parlor Pantomines, Is ets.-N"
hundred Puzzles, 30 ess.-Firexde Games. 80 g,
Comic Courtship. 30 cts.-Great FOrtune-Telle:
cts.-Photographs Of Distinguished Penonagesrs.
cts. each-Ihe Amateurs Guide, or How % 6et ~
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Copies Of any OF the above books will BE sentH
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Nov. 23-g6rz.
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OF the Bes, Materials. Work and finish.

To demonstrate and make good our claims for the
superiority Of the IMPROVED BUCKEYE, as
stated above, we viii give any responsible man
who wishes to buy, opportunity 10 test our nj
chine on his farm in competition nth GHg ether
a reasonable time, or we viii through our Agents
exhibit the IEFROvED BUCKEYE in public trial in
COMPETITION WIZ ANY OTHER on reasonable notice.
We take this opportunity to thank our nuner-
GUS patrons for the encouragement they have given
rs 10 build
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Large amount Of Paper and Gard stock which
kinds Terms reasonable " NJ
Inquire at the
FEKKPRsss OFY4ex
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THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.

manufactured at or near home, in which No *
PEgsE has been spared, that might contribute TO
its eFrtfiurHsss and durability. we shall build for the
harvest OF l6G7 for the Counties Of Chttenden, La
noble, Grand Isle Franklin in this State, and for
Canada adjacent, full supply Of these unriyalled
machines,
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''The Great National Field Trial Of Now
eTs and RcaPers.

''Aa apI reputation % 5000 was male by the
New York state Lei stature for the purpose Of
practically testing Mowers and other Farming In
plements and the supervision Of the trisl intrsted
20 the state Agricultural Society. The trial q
Mowers and keapcrs was held at Auburn during the
intensely Leatel tom Of Lulv 1t.
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Gur Sale.
HOUSE FOR SALE.

HOUSE FOR SALE
A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING Housp
"A containing eleven rooms situated on Tes. "a
elmhisrd 81 opposite northwest corner Of Col L.
y: .. lannon's estate There lie good cellar. we'll
session given. Pos-
for further information enquire Of the subscribsr
or at the Office Of L. Barnes Co
Burlington. Nov Ndawtf iN1'ho'
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IHc tusArlvE BaLsaN
IS nrranted. D. used ac-
ding 90 Directions, 20
lsL 90 aii cases. Coughs.
dds, Group, Whoopinc
uugh Asthma, and al
l-ectous ofthe Throatand
.lues
MafaWc Zad1c P0rferx
a1isrm IsAPUEELY yEcE-
aEt1 ENPECToRANT. pre-
1d with great care and
utifc skill. from a com
a,ion Of the best rene
tae vegetable Kingdom
aIa-ds.
'ts remedial qualities are
aa,cc on its p0werto assist
lue healthy and vigorous
circulation Of the Blood
through the Lungs.
Il enlivens the muscles
sad assists the skin 10 per
form the duties Of rerula-
ting the heat ofthe system.
and in gently throwing OF
the waste substance from
The surface Of the body
Il loosens the phlegm, in
tuees free splitting, and viii
be found very agreeable to
The taste 1t is not 4 vio-
lent remedy but enoifi,,.