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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-02-22
Fraker, Gillett & Co, on Saws

They have the greatest variety of saws you
ever saw, from $ foot Rattle Snake Tooth saw
70 . 2 inch Rat tail ale. Rip saws and Whip
saws, DistOn's saws, Buck saws, Hand saws,
Tenor saws, Meat saws, Blu cher-knife saws
Wood saws and Good saws; Iron Wedges, Iron
fer bsAdle rings, Barn Door Rollers, aud any
amount of Strap Hinges. 1857
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Agricultural.

The annual meeting of the Lyon County
Agricultural Society will b. held in Emp oria
on Saturd oy the 2Sd day Of February, 1867,
at l O'Clock p. m.
R. Il. ABRAHAM, President. 81
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During the months Of December and
January $1,000 acres Of land we're en-
tered at the Junction City land olice
under tie Homestead act, and during the
month Of January ZOO seres we're
taken up under the Presumption act.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-02-22

The English Government has received
official adVices Of the landing Of two
shiploads Of Fenians az Valentia. L is
rumOred that rhSy will attempt TO cut the
Atlantic cabls.
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Friday, ;: February %, 1867.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
Prntrnctnh Meeting.

Elder s. G. Brown will comm ,nce a series
of meetings in the Christian Church in this
place on this (Frday) evening. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-02-22

A boiler stands on wheels at the lower end
of town, destined for Eureka, Greenwood
county. It is awaiting the abating of the
waters
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The PrOtracted meeting is still in rOgrsss
in the Methodist church. There has been con-
siderable religi Gus intereIt manifested.
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Cheap Clothing.

J. G. Hall has few suits of good substan
tiAl clothes on hand yet. which he will sell be
low cost, for cash. OF in exchange for good
wood at the market price. IO6:
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Mr.. Ella of the firm of Ferguson & Ella is
now on a short visit to Indiana. Judge Lamb
din has also gone to that State after his family
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-02-22

The health Of this portion Of the country
was never better than it has been this winter
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-02-22

District court for Lyon county COunsncss
week from next Monday-MArch the 4th.
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ValnahIe Farm 70 Sale.

1--WE undersigned offers for sale his farm,
one mile west of Eeosho Rapids, Lyon
county. Kansas, on the NeoshO river The
farm Is one of the best in Lyon county--eon-
tains four hundred acres--neaFly all bottom
land eighty acres of which is good timber
over one hundred acres under improvement
q good log house two wells OF COCO . "alsL
.tehles smoke house, and ntk>l( conYenienees
on premises For further particulars inquire
of the undersigned. F. o. address, NsoSno
Rapids, Lyon county, Kansas.
The premises can be divided 30 as 10 make
~" iOkESJs. CHARLES BUNCH
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Sealed Proposals.

CEALED propos ais will be received for the
y building a school house at NeosAO Rap
ids, Kansas, until 10 o'clock March End,
1867. Plans and specifcsGo can be seen at
P. Harvey's mill, Neosho Rapids. Bids TO be
opened at - O'Clock m, March End, 1851.
Bids received for material or material and
building. the Directors reserying the right to
reject any and all bids.
January 18th, 1867.
P. HARVEY, Director.
a. J. ANDREws, Clerk. 1918
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London has an estimated population, OF
5. OST. 9sI, against !, 973. SOS il 1865.
In 1865 there we're 1868 births and
80, l99 deaths in that city.
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The Lawrence papers come to Us filed wi tn
talk about the railroad from Lawrence, via
EmPoria. to Guaymas, in the State of Sonora
north ern Mexico. Rep. Clarke has introduced
into Congress bill TO aid the enterprise. 1t
is only about three fOurths as far a. by OF er
routes to the Pacific Let it come.
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Wanted.

ria TAnnery. Take your hides there and gel
your money. 10 3m
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Toaies take Notice

Am has few nice eiOaks which he
IL now selling ct cost. Doat fIil to give hin
= cali and examine them. D-6-u
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Fruit Trees, EvergreenS,
Grapes, Roses, Shrubs
and everything in the way of
NTRSERY STOCK.

from Strawberry TO % OF. Pippin, grow n
by MsssFs. ColmAn & Sanders formerly N. J.
COlmAD) of St. Louis, Mo-, will be delivered
at EmPOriA, next spring, by the undersigned
Everything ordered will be warranted true to
name IS to varieties, and if not delivered in
good condition, the party giving the order is
under no obligation TO receive the same. Trees
&C., from this nursery are grown by Messrs.
COlmAn Sanders, and not Eastern trees
clipped in, and then put off for Western grown
trees. / will SuPerintend the packing of tn"
trees, 4e.. shipped to this place. and warrant
everything to be as represented. Prices are
less than has formerly bsen charged for nurr-
cry stock ct this place. Parties wishing any
thing in the nursery line will please call upon
or address, H. G. CROSS,
1888 Emporia, Kansas.
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Tarea in Rnnaas.

Our merchants are getting ready to start
East after their spring goods.
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Lyon Post No. 7,G. A, n.

Meets every Wednesday evening att clock
At Masonic Hall, in Emporia.
Ry order of
H. c. CROSS, Post Com mander.
J. L. WILLIAMS, Post Adj utant.
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STATE NEWS.

The recent rains and enoW -giorms have
caused great rises in ali the streams Of
Kansas. The KaW has been o. terrible
swell. The TOpeka Tribune says it was
never known to Be higher g that place
than on Saturday lsst. Uiher streams
have been very high. The function
Daily Union contains -accOunts Of the
washing away Of haidess- serOss the Re-
publican and Blue. The RepubIieau was
higher than it has been for twelve years.
The citizens bridge at WyAndOtt bss been
carried away. Many of the bridges
along the line of the Uniou Pacific rail
road we're injured. and the trains we're
hindered. Considerable damage has 90.
Cured.
The bill appropristing $4,000 in the
shape of state bonds, for the erection Of
the capital building. has passed both
branches of the Legislature.
Shawnee county voted to issue $50 1000
bonds for the building of court house
and Jail few days ago, by large ma.
jority. Messrs. Silver & Son, the State
House contractors, are to take the honda
snd do the work.
We learn from the Journal that our
sntsrpFising friends at Ottawa have deCi-
dsd to build q wire suspension bridge,
aud have let the contract for the etOnC
work to Nessrs. Ress. PaytOn & thinner.
man at 96 cents per cubic foot. The Job
will amount to about $4,000, and is tc
be completed 10 Fifty days.
The lawrence Journal says:
We have a report from Topeka that the
county bonds on the line of the Kansas
City and Fort Scott road have been ne
gotiated, and that the road is to be built
to PaOlA in one year, and to Fort Scott in
two years, Whersat the members from
Bourbon rejoiceth much!y
The taxable property of the State is es
timaIed at S75. 900, 900. in which case
our revenue should be 100000.
A company to build bridge across
the Smoky Hill has been organized Al
Junction City, with S. NJ. Stricklsr as
President, aud J. o. Hopkins as Sscre
tary. The bridge is to cost $4,000, OIL
which amount over $1,000 have been
raised in Junction. It will be of the
Howe Truss pattern. and the contractor rs
agree to complete it before the expiration
of'fivs months.
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Wanted.

A capable girl 10 do general homework
Terms liberal II. B.. NORTON.
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AAAoSOAAcsA4OOuhO AuVOI blSolH6utSs
INN YORK PRIZE ASSIGIAfIlT
5ss BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELoDE.
ONSs SEWING MACHINES, SILL
Err w ARE, MUSIC BOXES,
FINE GOLD AND SILL
YER WATCH ES, AND
ELEGANT JEWELRY,
VALUED AT
100000.
The name and value of each article Of our
! goods are marked on Tickets placed in Sealed
Enyelops, and we'll mixed. On recent of
20 cents an envelop containing such Ticket
WIN De Gs"wn without choice, and delivered
at our office. or sent by mail to any address.
| The purchaser efter seeing what article it
/ draws al d its ValHe-whieh NAV be from One
To Five Hundred Dallars-can then. on
payment Of One Dollar, receive the article
named or may exchan ge it for any other article
marked on our Circular at the same value.
Every Ticket draws an article worth ONE
| DOLLAR, or more. 0-NO Blanks.
Our patrons can depend on fair, honorable deEG-
ing. The Article dralcn toiH be delivered af
cur Office, regardless Of lie Ualue, or prompt
iy sent as directed By return mail, or
Express.
Letters from many persons acknowledging
the receipt of VALUABLE GIFTS from uS,
may be seen on file at our office, among whom
We are permitted to refer to:
John s. Holeomb. Lambertville, N. J., Gold
Watch, value $3.50 Mrs. S. Bennett, 25s
Cumberland Sheet, Brooklyn, Sewing ma
chine, ssh. Edwin Hoyt. Stamford, Conn.
Gold Lever Watch. value $780, Hon r. 81.
Briggs, Washington, D. c., Diamond Pin,
SI75, J. @. Sutherland 100 Lexington Ave-
nue., Piano, $3.50. Mrs. NJ. jackson. 2O3 Nine
teenth St, n. Y, Sewing Maohine, $50. Jos.
Camp, Elmira, N. Y, Melodeon, $3.50. Miss
l.. Collins. Atlanta, Ga, Diamond Cluster
Ring, S225. DIR. Henry Smith, Worcester
Mass, Sewing Machine, $S5. H. Shaw, l33
10Th St., N Y, Gold Watch, $3.50. Edward
Boynton, Nashville, Tenn, Meiodeon, 500.
james Russell, Montgomery, Ala, Gold Hunt
ing Watch, $3.50. r. T. Smith, Providence,
r. J., Silver Lever Watch, $66. Oscar Purdy,
Madison, N. j.. Music Box, S45. Hon. R. s.
Newell, St. Paul. Mimi, Gold Watch, S I95.
j. r. Sperry, Litehfield, Conn, Silver Watch,
$55. VIM d. Peck, Harlem, Ills Music Box,
SIS. VIM Raymond, Dayton. Ohio, Silver
Tea Set, SIPS. Miss Z. NJ. Scheneck, Detroit,
Michigan, Diamond Ear Rings, 1925. Pierre
Beaudin. st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans,
Diamond Ring, $40. Mrs. Martha Barnes,
St. Louis, No, Melodeon, value sl25.
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There are few whose v ord is not worth
SAueks, at WHITE l. CLAPPS.
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A few slow cuss- ia -mers woulI d we'll to
walk up and cancel their accsunts. at
WHITE L CLAPP'S.
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Greatly Reduced Prices,
at WHITE 4 CLAPP'S.
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81 will pay you in few days" is about
yIayed, At WHITE 4 CLAPP'S.
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Now is the time to buy
At WHITE CLAPP'S.
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Using brass wash dish, at
6.S WHITE & CLAPP'S.
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Asw advertisements.
PAPER AND TwINE WAREHOUSE.

Samples and prices free on application.
H.K. w. HALL CO..
10 q q Water ST., ". Y.
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Sperjai Qo,trp.
sYsrENrs RrN DOW

SYSTEMS RUN DOWN.-Ters.ns often
allow their system. % run down " rather r44
tlsa. a5.ra Do over work accompanied by neglect
Of the proper means Of Inauguration. The result
is what is called .GESEB " DEBILITY in the 9th
er words. a failure and partial collapse Of the
physical forces, accompanied usually, - great
depression % spirits.
The best remedy in such cases i5 HUSTETTEES
STOMACH BrTEHs. Whether the state Of OK
hauztion has been brought on by excessive
physical la'-r. dissipation. anxiety Of min, ez-
posure. amy. other cause, the remedial effect Of
this stomach viii be found equally prompt and
certain. AZ restorative, after severe sickness
has prys,ratci the bodily and mental energies 10
IS pronounced, by competent medical authority.
THE BEST TONIC II UsEn II men were not
fo0lisllY careless about their health and over con
ldeut in thcmscivos they would always, when en-
gagged in any work that required great oxertion.
use corresponding means or sustaining their
strength. For this purpose HuSTETTERS BIT
TIERS are invaluable. IL ,oilers should use them
a. an inyigorant.
For those constantly employed IL indoor oc,u-
pations, especially in crowded workshop they
may be reckonet as the very safeguard Of health
Where there is q i-eiisp position t. constipation
cr a tendency to l.l,uslcss, they may he truly
said 70 he specific fr which there is 10 suasti-
tute.
uct.-f cEwlw
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REMARKS.


WEDNESDAY, Oct. %.
ELOJ The maIke. for Flour has been rather
gHll during the week. The high price Of wheat.
however, in al the leading markets IL lie country
nl4rts O urn tone O. prices The sales have been
a. 81 n lht'r Western superiuo go - a n 81
for common extras So ~ l3 for medium extras
AID good bakers brands and si3 90 % II 30 for
gocd and choice good and choice 81. Louis 81 n
]. ID = Dbl Canada extra In bond. 3 % gold
Corn Meal s. q 81 = Dbl. Rye Flour range
ron $ g ? hal, with small sales. Buckwhtat
PH0VISioNS-Pork so a 81 for prime SO a
. % Tor mess 50 n % for clear. New Beef 90
~ = ier mess So ~ p for extra mess and - n
% tcr family extra. LAID d. a Oh. , % in Ibls
ana tltIcesl as O. lIluty. smoked hams De- "a -.
r y, as G. quality, Butter has been quite unset
uod during the week, and further considerable
advance has taken place in prices. The saIes have
been lj q i5c for good and choice New YORK AMI
Vermont diaries q e Z p higher for strictly
choice and fancy lots and from 81 n i0c T. b ~
common and iair. Cheese firm and prices have Il l.
Yanced, with sales at y ~ ifc iOr lrmcrs' dlires
and u q Icl c iur factory.
ORAIN-TLere is q very ur-ettle. f.s1i-.- c,-
Com and Tie views % buy ers and sellers are vide
apart Southern yellow IS scarce and held al q =
a1l western Iixedls uominally q e. n 30 q
nush- oats 81 az nc l. buEh, for common and
choice southern and Western. Rye 81 30 a go p
bush short 81 q IS Z ton. Fine Feed s35 n j.
and Aliad-in-s noIainally 50 q 30 2 ton, as 20
lus4itt- White Beans 8 = a - FOR common
and god blue Ioi g. 90 a - for marrow and
3 IS a. 3 i.r extra pea. CanaIl Peas 3 ~ a 8
NuoL.-I-c market Cor domestic fleece remain.
a. 4-l l- previously mott ed and all grades below
3. Z D., The trans actions Cf the week have been
-uo,y'o n fleece and pulled NJ prices ranging from
.i- a &c Tor fleece and up O. % a 7-c Tor extra
pulled.
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YEIrrIcG.

Oct li;h, in Georgia, by Rev. r. Parkinson "
Milton, Mr.. Owen B. Gibbs Of Portland, Ne, and
Miss Kate C., daughter Of Enos Parker, Esq, Of
Georgia.
Thursday morning, Oct. 18th, At the residence O.
the brides father, ". 4. Tracy Of OEego, y. Y,
and Lizzie s Fay ofSouth Burlington, VI.
In wnliston, Oct 18th, by Rev Er. Maynard,
Homer S. Hals.ead, Of Hudson, y. Y, and Jeanie,
eldest daughter OF Or. A. c. Welch, OF Willist0n.
In UnderhilI, oct Goth, by Rev. s. L Bates Mr..
Wm. Mead and Miss Alma =. TlHson, both Of
Underhili.
On Sept 18th, by Rev. n. =. Wilcox, At lis resi-
dencc, Mr.. Rueben Russell and Miss Ellen Clam
plain, both Of Burlington.
On Oct 9th. at the residence Of o. F. BostHicz BY
Rev. NJ A. Wilcox. Mr.. Horace r. Derby, and hiss
Mary McAIlisteT, both Of Poultney, VI.
On Oct. 18th. at the Lake House, by Eey. N. 4
Wilcox. Mr.. William Taylor Of GEORGIA, VI, and
Mrs. Annie Stark Of Scotia. n. Y.
In Underhin Centre, at the -osidoree Of tho
brides father, Oct. 18th, by Rev. D. II. Adams
Mr.. Henry n. Deavitt of Waterbury, and Mis-
rene o. Powell, of Undcrhill.
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ONE DOLLAR. ONE DOLLAR
RALLY. RALLY: RALLY:::

. y OUR GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE We are
4 giving Blankets, Bed Spreads, Dresses Watches,
Albums, Ice Pitchers, &C., &c daily at Al 90 each
send Tor circular and = cts. for Checks
I. SIOWELL * Co, Beach 81. Boston
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We call attention ts card in the column Of
New Advertisements, headed BEST NEWSPAPERS,
lue interested in the subject Of advertising.
~ should read it and send for a circular
giving particulars. If only to learn how much
W' regulated system can be made to increase
IN .mount Of advertising to be obtained for a
fzs sum Of money. The parties who thus in
r-. attention to their facilities, (Messrs. G. P.
F.-IL & Co, 70 Park Row, n y arc
b. n to us As responsible business men. with
i is a pleasure to deal
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rmEINplAy LININiENr-

As -g.iei ever ready o. O killer Of Pain. taken
inwl ~. or outWard'y applied has no ccuaI. For
the lief and cure vi BlEJ.iATIC and NEU-
80 istgcquallei 10 is also Iao5i u1lcioug. tal en-
in77 Ivy ~ tl' cure Ci C'o'r-E Cramps AMI Pairs
.H .flD.a--, Bi4Tlsfs. UrTfltrrH, C4aIs-4 1f-r-
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t.. G la1zt s--Et.rfai PlHaosI the world All ris
No AiILl should De without 70. Every IRA
l5li X by land or uy sen si0lli have g bottle
from Phy sielans should tcc- q constantly ON hand
In cas- Of accidents, aud sudden attacks % Stom-
a-h Conn iaints ITS value cannot b, estimated In
a4t fs.- n9 other. PRICE. 30 CENTS p-r bot
tie. For sale o- Wholesale and retail p ! 1cu-s
B1TLc - Co., % Park ROW, new York Gales r
Robinson 10 trcclWi 'l-st, N. Y; l.. O.. Wells .-
Co, l-! EIltol-s.-, =. y. CIls. y. Crit-cnleu,
3 9Th I've y. y, and ny respectable u.u -.sts
throuEl-n tho world. None genuine unless
si-ncl by Jeus IH1s. LANE, ana counters -rei hy
J. IT, Ian & CO. Propuct.-s, t3 B-ora way, j.
y. f2'-Scnd Tor Circular
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ESTABLISHED a DE-. 1887.
BOSTON.

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ssy HERE GOODWILL lie rccc ged and re turned,
~ dyed and FLASHED In tie b. manner. Sitias,
ihihcts, Alcpincs, SIX and Cot Eclvcts, liC-ic-
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cleanse In n style which cannot be surpassed
Thihc-, DsLain, Alpine. Alpaca, SILK. satin
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SILK OF Woulen Shawls and Scarls Straw, Velvet,
silk Plush, and uncut Velvet Bonnets all kinds
II Cloth Capes and Cl0aAs; Grape Neils ilrc %
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nituro Plush Gentlemen's Coats, rautai0 and
Vests done without ripping, and warranted not 30
smu; Silk Parasols and sun Shades done whole /;
SIX and Wooden Fringes, Tassels, Gimps, and
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blankets, Tahle-coveTs, CouIteTIaues, Lace and
Muslin Curtains. &c. &c cle4nsol AMI done mp t.
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In westiord, Oct. eth Of typhoid fever, sophronIa
F., wife Of Martial Rogers in tie 55th year OF her
age.
In this city, Oct. Eth, Mrs. Ann Holmes, in tie
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In Huntington, on the 18Th inst, Of lung fever,
Mrs. Hannah Goodwin, wife Of Samuel Goodwin,
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We would call the attention of our readers
to the professional card Of Capt. ALEX. G
" sTsoS,t be found elsewhere in this paper,
who has just established himself in the prac-
ticc of law in this city. The Captain served
with distinction in the Vermont Cavalry
during the war, has since graduated at the
Albany Law School. and now offers his ser
vices to the public. We trust he will be
amply successful in-practice here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-10-25
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TO OWNERS OF uORsEs.-Thouslnd
Of horsos die yearly from Gle. This need not be-
d. Tobias Venetian Horse L,nIueat will posi-
lively cure every case, If sifea Wiea first taken.
The cost is only one dolla.. Every owner OF
4 horse should have bottle i1 DIE stable, ready
for use 1t is warranted superior O. anything else
for tic cure Of Cuts, Wind Calls, Swellnss, Sore
Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Oh Sore. d.. This Lin
imelt is 40 new remedy. II has been used and al-
proved OF for 20 years by the first horsemen IN tie
country Given to Al over-GTiyen' horse, it 4 Is
like magic. Orders are Constantly received from
the racing si2Jss u EHgiaas ioF it. The celebrat-
cd Hiram Woodruff, Of trotting fame, used i for
years, and it is fair superior 10 any other he has
tried. Recollect, DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Lin
iznent is put up in pint bottles. TAX no other.
Sold By Druggists AMI fafilers. Depot, 60
Cortlandt Street, New YORK.
O.t. TO, fAwffu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-10-25

ASTAR on FIRE:-vas recently reported
by tie astronomers. What Of that Who cares
FOR an oFb Of myriads Of miles away. Meanwhile,
the whole country is IN 9 blaze of excitement at
the wonderful eject produced during tie past
wear upon ten 4 Thousands ~ human spheres rs
that quencher Of fiery hair, ID 90 transformer or
gray hair that swin Leautifer % lair of every
unpleasant shade CT color, CuI,TA pOEOS HAZE
DYE, preparation a. ia---.lss 90 u.e April ram.
Manuracturod by ). ,LIsTAIOBo, es Mai lien
Lane. New York. seil 'y az DRUGGISTS. Applied
b J all Hair Dressers
Oct. l.. cGKlm