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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26
IN BANKRUPTCY.

fNHIs is TO GIVE NOTIUEt THAT an
the 10th day Of July A. d.. 1867, warrant in Bank.
nptcy Was Issued againat the EERte Of James bond Of
Christi 'ng Hundred in the County OF New Castle and
tate OF Delaware, who has been adj adged Bsnkrupt on
his own petition That the payment Of any debts ana
delivery o. Any prop rY belonging to such Bankrupt 10
hm or Tor hit uss ard the transfer Of auy property by
tors saiI BANKRUPT 10 prove their ebts aud 10 chous
one or more aAsRuees hts estate will be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy 10 bs hosn in the City Of Wilmington
at the office Of LEVI BIRD The OF sixth and
King Streets before Levi Bird Register IN The 9Th d
oil august, A. D., 1867, At 10 nrl X ttyl9s't
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26
CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE,
We the undersigned Farmers having tried several DIFF
fersnt kinds Of Grain Drills and the shove de,crb
ed "Grpens Excelsior Cylinder Roller Drill are unit
cd in judgu that Il IL superior to ohsrs have
any knowedge OF in this country and therefore give It
the deciled preference.
WILLIAM s.HARRY, JOSEPH A. McFARLAN,
JOsRrH j. WALTER, CALVIN HALL,
SIMON MARTIN, PENNocK MERCER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26

"This psekage sGngAius aduck ofia Bthneti
Expre .-In4l, pray yon, ultes nothing upon IT,
'riB M ads Of q ribbun a straw, abd teathorb
Tbs hole with postage gamp fNtteued together
Its owner, damsel, Is youthful and fsiri
But, like Fora Flimsty has nothing 10 wear
B ware thsp, kNpfsssmIn | warn YOU take heed.
And forward this bonnet with care and with speed"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01
special Notices.
A Cara t. Aeasibie People.

4
hateAA rs~4r. II the sspsct n the wsA.hsr was un-
esrs.ia. you would uei hr u.h snaagh venture ON.
si,S ut rssAt umbrella nav. the sorscsst
.n ~ t,otset arssH u tAis aax fDss ssasSn vath
sotss thing more ant thsn either OF thes
ssrsnstssn stomach ani sy.,s regulate
ysuf vse asd yesr bo~.l.. toas al yosr spg4ns and
cassf annas! spirits with agreeable cordial
teA.c asd aai.ersttsA H08rErrghS sTcMAcM Fit
TIERS. H skai yoa sSrsy leap. The aises.sa v.Jcs
fAsten sp,u thu tstis aAA A-tHsssed "aun-r AMI DO
ssrons, sa.stsr pfo,.rs; but 3. eny tina, you ns,
~ sansss u ~ pis.r rariu,~aaa q 81 s.tsusth
Ing pspar Hons tai, Is the safest tbs tbs os,
EsniaA Asass1-igs veil ssas asSd ,ts M y...r
aa. isvsr and ssus. sad liver dissAsss there h comb
nation u vegetables sp nss II pressas In sn Which
eve. spprosrhss u Il sfcssy. r
AsTicisASs THE ENEMY. Tho ii ,,a.. of hmm.
srsbls dissase. aloAs II kAis rsx damp m.phi.c
vister air. VIII defend your, of szast them q,
not. good rssdssl Thsa \ NE S4s dom Sotti. or
TO Of tbs great Dsssnsvs Asdieina Of iAs Axe ms
TnrrERs kItfEks. viii 70 sire sx.hsa .na p,.r. m
ysar tsaay Sssststs . sSssi. shaf y -,asxA .er
TO 'oera" Thsporbld natter ~hra w. exh.,%d ia
bsr'p'rstios tAr,sss your poso Ia summer aad. no
sasa irss sxrss now poverfh, eoan..rsetbs y. 4
= shsref,s ns.aed sDd ~ have Ia Hosru RI, -.
blTTsas. III nsut. .,s. II s matt, "a .e,ta -,
800 s's.ss eana eatsss al me sssrse ~
49, y, "asIe ~ asl nisss hssitL
su'.A y seut - ~ Atlauoe -
sssvepH. .ad Aus, cons.p .s,on aud general de-
s'Ay = ..A NsAasrfai sssvs stis q, a5v1iAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01

SERMONS THAT GEow.-A lay brother
made ~ fsllo sing semark n biz MINISTER,
M1S 2&;E kisnts we're Qun ary ]:
.xgsrl&slDt qenes - the pulPA H. bbath
nUtnihx ah& pftache1a listse Jesn6cy and
in the afternoon he comes again and breaches
another little sermon. In the evening he
comes into prayef>neetine full Of love. and
re al have .: good time praying. singing
and exharting. Then on Monday, after
spending the forenoon in his study, be goes
ou, end sees : family Of his congregation,
and rAfks 10 them about Jesus hc does the
same on TUESDAY and each daY OF the week
and by Saturday night the little sermons on
Sabbath hare pro'oa into big ones One can
easily conceive how people would be sA,is-
fed with such preaching. Reverse the mat
ter. II q sai sermons on the Sabbath be,
COMES Il cones during The week, by mani
fes incs ,n.iss eiseies, would il not destroy oil
pu !p,t etfhieIcv * asodiaa IadtpApdest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01
= sssss ~ fssuis.
Browns Bronchial Trochea

hsvrs ditset isaasnes 70 sAs parts, give inHsAse,
900 - 1roheAitis, AstsrsaH, CAtAs.ss.
CesssHRtiys sd Threat Diseases, II.
ss.s ~ ss-d With ai~Ass soed saee.s..
sissers an fslsss Speakers N. ~. ],
essS .ud suss sehtn tbs voice.
osr"srai1 ~s,aS<ss BsoscsfI raocns,," md a,
s2e - ~ e - Satsrs Assf.os tAss ay ~ a.
~ - @nssa ~ aovseds.ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01
n..rr, ,slIsls - Nh xfnrf -. Hsi

Drsrr, r41Ss il Nova stcr4a The Hsssa
fax Re o, der says there is every probability
ofths present winter being one Of great hard
ship Tor the poorer classsa dSt1s9I 0puhb0Ss
Of that province IL some Of the country
districts--At prospee. aud elsswhere--grest
dss,itusien exists already. and in some in
stances ~ 1ASpis sse Alsfst .Sislsout means
s. WI j. .ss s1ss - s ss'ss =
rhAgut- w@-r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01

THIS does not, however, cover the whole
GROUNDS forths Seathera States sitll some
OF them, and probably all of them --bs re-
sonstru ctsd IN lime to take part in ths cleo.
non OF Mr.. Johnsons successor. They will
ne cn'itled to the following membership in
the College:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01
rREsIokxrIAL PRuIpEcrs

The Chicago Joarasl does some figuring
about the coming Presidential election. This
Is ito showings *s 10 sS
The prospects Of he CoppsrAssds in til.
next Preshteutisl eieet'oa ~ be seen from,
the following table, taken from the Nation,
giving what would hsve been the reeolt had
delegates TO An Electoral College been cho-
ssn NJ tue late elections:
Erp,-n1trA4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01

Gay. Tow Ewlso, r.. writes q ! Ess4s
!. p.Pe' 'nas DC VIII not support Grant for
.'saIaentn ~ Nltsr Il shyar. ~ siSRe.
s0,s'fusuo,. ne asures Of ,copilres.. :. No
-odyrAas sscifesat expectation o. sesir, ,h.,
shs sad Junior living -Hili sspror. General
Grant. - = -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01

lr 10 sal that seyeral officers Of the late
MAximlisn army, who hsve been ivincfor
soua time in Havana. have collected over
$40, 900, ard propose to nse it ir another eff
fo't to establish an empire in Mexico.
Which said report is ali a.bosh.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01

10 ths uuissr> taaoony u thos wbs once t.at the
uarivAiled virtr Of Dr. ". P.ands White Pine Com.
pound. Iu the a,essss hr which 1t Il recon m.nded Il
assSaatsfy - 70 r,vsl. NO, 2etAv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01

iHsrsRlAr's disI a,rhes said that q strict
count shows but forty out of one hundred and
uiucsy voses can be relied upon in the House
in favor Of impeachment And that part Of
these forty might vote against ii.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01

ADvERTisisG AsD CASH BusISKss.-An
exchange says: Merchants Of every descrip-
ltion who kags suffered from losses which
they inouned by too much credit in 1866, are
now naturally anxious to do cash business.
In iact, ''psy down u tbs dicta,e Of safety
and wisdom, because the financial and po!it-
cal stfars ofthe country are just in that shape
where the thoughtful man feels the necesity
Of holding his resources in hand. Nov Il Is
= concession Of al traders --sven those who
do rot advertise, that the custom which they
hare Aerstofors obtained BY advertising, has
generally been from men with cash in hand,
who bough. freely atthe lowest market rates.
VIXEN n,ert hsnts advertise good bafgains,''
il attracts the cash from the pockets OF the
community. We are, therefore correct in
saying that nothing tends more to promote =
cash business than adrertisiag
NxAR Ttledo, Ohio, the trees and ports
on the public highway bear the follosing no.
tice Of juvenile vaccine vagrancy Lost .
red Kat he had spo, on one OF his behind
legss he was she Kan viii give shiiings
10 every bode TO bring him hoen."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01

ma Aoss.sJ. WAiys., who wa s.cre.
ufy OF shs Treasury under Polk, and .ub.
ss9aeuty nenbar e JED. DAus rebel
c.einet, u pr~psring financial scb.m.
.h'en ns prorosa - ths proper one for Ii,
Vovsrnmsat TO sdopt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01

-
-. .-.,1l a..111I !. = e;SS3 n. -
-, ~ ~ r. - III ~ ! -
.r..sse - if77I -1ilarf., :. -
q ee.fsr..S1 - 49, p, .11Ia 800
ne.f u a. - -; - - 49, i
vo.Id /. s1fle =, - ees1runee .
mrf.tale a. - 1kssssrsa nsn(.,
IA - A;.a.s.A ~ .ssiis.vAerS - so = -
not.Ie Ee.ehv2 - q pnnsssA Jssvn1l
kAl.1--n,>~ - ahosa - aea6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01

Is his- violence before III. I.,saebr
COMMITTEES, Gen. Baker gave ~ .psr...o.,...
OF ronssssasisn betsssa himssv Al ri
no,orious Ass Cobb:
81. weesaa to stats th.s the President. On or.
s p,s. 10. = sa =. Hs .sa .aass he,
ne vas Prssident. She stail in his roo- ~.
night aa s!ght, and % aaothsv osj6sics I'M t-s
o'clock " he morning.. She asterr..a. 1890
sossssssscu d. had ~itA II. Johssoc r-s s:sa
= assd e 80 s.ins q nssssr s-ss Kss,ce, =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01
rnE enowrn o. o. arEs.

and eve hsmd0eunA ODogQcQeN1 ID that tls
feet.
THE GROWTH o. STATES.
The Acesay cShp,sssd ,ssssus r hNa,
svhicl sowe ,lpA We havs toput ntionso'
so2 ,040S { ai~st 76s G9oin 1895, 40 2sf1g9sD
in 1880, suggests 20 the St. Louis Democrat
these reflections: 8 .4,rt
"Thcrs is something bewiids1ihg ia ihs
rapid growth Of these great States about the
Ni3isA1 -. In 100 JesA hadpo4lt fRslae
ihhstkahss; Before fst conner 81 WY BEss
LOO ooQ. II 1850 Minnesota -hAd-s ,o77; IL
1860, if2,c2s; and ~ 1870 her popula.ios
will probssly be nearly haif . million. r. II
1850 Wisconsin h.,l sUs. sei n 1880, 1851,
and by 1870 her population will be over .
million. Illinois, with s6l ,470 in 1850, aud
l.7li,9 in 1866, is still growing almost ~
rapidly - ever, and will be in 1879 one Of
four or Eve States IN the UnioA hayios ossr
two millions each. The rspid grovth Of
Iowa givss " some dss Of our own increase.
Missouri has Undoubtedly grown much faster
since the war than any other Eorthwestern
State; thousands upon thousands Of immi-
grants trora Iowa alone, besides sothses fsem
Illinois, Wisconsin and other States have set.
tied here. With Gs2044 iahAhi.snts in 1850,
and .sB2, 0ia IN 1880, sAis S.ass Jos: dur NJ
the war more Than any other Of those named,
bu, aince The war has increased far rhors fap-
idly"
saERnAA WONT FILL rag BILL.
- rbe f.ou;ssiie C5uSisP sxys II waut not hos
tsIs to support General Shelm man Tor fresilept II
ks wers narnin sted " the Dssn 5sra,is pihiy lii
sti:s Of bic ST. louis spssch. Wa think General
Sherman J. IN NJ sash danger, A. ths 4to,pter
would intimate by iis oaplslsiua Of Willingness
~ suepsss htua No have confidence in A,sasrAi
shennAhss inra aud soldier, and vnuli b .,
wiling to trust him rs General Mcclellan; but
vs have nc desire 10 see him notninAsed by tha
Democrats Tor President. lie would uudoub,s ally
msks M borestsnd incorrsptibls Exscutiy sfor
What he believes he believer MI over: but that Ne
would serve the purposes OF tue pein cratic party
orsastain lite principles We have sssry rsason to
aesh,.-.S Leai. 7'mes.r
The Times is candid. as we'll ~ reasona-
BILE. Shsrtnan would make g % honest and
incorruptible Executive" ergo he is not the
man to serve the purposes Of the Demo
cratic party or sustain lis principles. That
party requires an Executive who is neither
honest nor incorruptibls .. to serve ito pur-
poses aud sustain its rrinci pies,n and The
Time bluntly asaerss ~ much In the obisc-
ton il tskss to General Shermaa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-01

i = ssA
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-05-03

CHRISTIANS AMONG ALL SECTS.-lt
is scarcely possible for a Christian
sect to be so erroneous that some with
in its bosom will not become true and
vital Christians. And though we are
to teach that truth is better than er-
ror; and that the likelihood of pro-
dlcing Christian lives will be in the
ratio of the purity Of doctIine in any
sect; yet, when in any sect, however
far from right, we 6Dd men whose, CON
duct and disposition ARE Christian,
ike, we are to accept them WITH conf.
dence and gratitude.-Beecher. r,.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-05-03

/ SPREAD EAGLEIsM.-A Cincinnati
/ paper, very much given to "hi-falutin
on the subject of "this great country,
was taken off by the following bur
1 lesQue in a rival paper:
This is a glorious country 1t has
/ larger rivers and more Of them, and
thcv are muddicr and deeper, and
run faster, and rise higher, and make
more noise, and fall lower, and do
more damage than anybody's else S
rivers, 1t has more lakes, and they
are bigger, and deeper, and clearer,
and wctter than those of any other
country. Our rail cars are bigger,
and run faster, and pitch off the track
oftoner, and kill more people than all
other rail cars in this and every 9th
cr country. Our steamboats, carry
bigger loads, are longer and broader,
burst their boilers oftener, and send
up their passengers higher, and the
captains swear louder than steamboat
captains in any other country. Our
men are bigger. and longer, and thick
er can fight harder, and faster, drink
more mean whiskey, chew more bad
tobacco, and spit more, and spit Carth-
.er than in any other country. Our
ladies are richer, prettier. dress finer,
spend more money, break more hearts,
wear bigger hoops, shorter dresses,
and kick up the devil generally to a
greater extent than all other ladies in
all other countries. Our children
squalI louder, grow faster, get too
expansive for their pantaloons, and
become twenty years old sooner by
some months than any other children
OF any country on the earth
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-05-03
Paradise Gloria.
BY T. W. PARSONS.

There is city, builded by no hand,
And unapprOachable by sea or shore;
And unassalable by any band
OF stOrming soldiery for evermore.
In that pure city of the living lamb
No light shall shine of candle, or of sun,
Or any star; but he who said 81 ann
Shall be the lamp, He and His holy one.
Nor shall we longer spend our gift of time
In times poor pleasures; doing needful thing
Ofwork or warfare merchandise or rhyme;
But we shall sit beside the silver springs
That flow from Gods own footstool, and behold
The saints and martyrs. and those blessed fe'
Who loved us once and were beloved of old,
To dwell with them and walk with them anew
In alterations Of sublime repose-
Musical motion the perpetual play
OF every faculty that Heaven bestows,
Through the bright, busy and eternal day.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-05-03

The HEAD TURNED ROUND.-A era
zy man was found at a grindStOne
sharpening a large butcher knife, and
every now and then examining the edge
to see if it was keen.
What are you doing here ?"
Don't you see? Sharpening this
big knife"
Yes, but what are you going to do
with it when sharpened ?'
Cut old Ben Browns head off, to
be sure"
What, you won't kill him, will
you?'
oh, no I'll only cut his head off
and stick it right on again hind side
before, just to let the old fellow looh
back upon his past life 1t woulc
take him all the rest of his life to re
view"
What a queer idea the lunatic haC
in his head! And what if it were so
that every man when he reached
certain age had his face turned round
and was obliged to spend the rest OF
his days in looking over his past life
4 Wouldn't there be strange sights ?
Sunday School Times.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-05-03

Gen. Grant has expressed himself
unreseryedly inicondemnation of she
acquisition of Russian America.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-05-03

oo1py; thoH nope pun NY ups ~ th'
glass and spoke:
" Forgive my impertinence;
mean no harm; but why do you have
yonr window grated ?"
She came and stood under the
grating; a little doubtful, little un-
certain. She said something but
could not hear her. / took out my
pocket knife, and worked through the
grating, removed a pane of glass
/ The wild, free wind rushed in; she
drew long respiration.
First tell me who YOU are and
why You are here 2"
=" With pleasure" | replied, II am
agent for a mining company, | am
stopping at this tavern all night. I
came out to see the storm, heard your
singing and wanted to see the singer.
That's all"
No. not ALL she said solemnly.-
Heaven at last has heard my pray
ers and sent you to deliver me. You
I'll m,
VIII NOT leave me- on ao1f help me,
VIII you hot ?
10 ght io55 OF my ihe' l eAcialm-
ed, and felt it. But tell me why
you afe hefe' ana no" | can assist
YOU
lam prisonrr here, S.r. / nave
oetn mere loF t"o years. Ny name
10 / IoreAae -i.t ,'feSS, oI ne" L OK
toi.toa ''yat'csS erred
l'AfeI5 you afc mistaken. Florence
llul''ft75 IS aea1. l read aef name
on q toHt'sJoha III Greenwood not q
month ago. 1t was a sad tate. [
nave heard Der story-youns wealthy,
beautiful. o0t stricken with disease
winch made Ter corpse IN less than
twelve hours
e. ihat Is the story they tell,
Sne sald. sadly, but nevertheless /
am Florence Huntre5s, That tomb
stone stands over an empty grave
Let me give you the brietest account
OF my life that will make You under
stand HE case | was wealthy. Ny
parents were dead. | had only one
living rc.ativc-mE cousin Gregory
d, me- 1t so'-u1 me III uaIfIa&e'
"'' '3. I''e IiAl' ana decIiaeo IHe
nonor' ae WORKED WIN ca0tlon' to
gave nee SH'''' drugs winch stole
away IL. I'a F3"efs al times almost
my fcasoo. one DAY ! was taken VI
oithll li. dled' they SAID: and l
fF"eol'irf ptll+ FHt lAto a coLitn' ana
nor"e away l'f oufiaL But Vfe4ory
Nau NOS llt courage TO murder me
o"t''-"'' NJ gave me ia'o 'ne Keep
i,'@ o' + "'fiIl 'o''-i aai " iiNlnS,
INC %e~i''I 0' ''''S P'"ce-''''o mere /
"'9 - ''@"' '"o 'd'" '7o' il
COUSIN g. J'' n'1 properly anu l aul
Al,'' 70 .,,i s.i- "o'I0' No" VIII you
'0 I IL T'J
5.,.;P -o'P ou ." "lo"5 : l!Ic oS III,
'- - '''D' ''ie',o' u ,'I'o
Craa ~ = - = . '''''' "''''' So' S'''''' ~
b,1 a ,l:..l,..... o..
was 4 .,;. ola gaolo@.sf and collect
al spa.inan, s,.o.fimrs-and with
this soon nrioJ OH ,he b,r which
held the orat.s in nIaca The window
NO. o,siIr ro,,ai.aI All n.haa rLa
stn,nrJ ont an \ Chair 7 I;ffnl 6nr
6nt mon tba roof
How Sail we oot away ?, sho
ODD o,,-;o,.l,. han 80. .tna;aoa 49,
o,t,,. ,,.,,'. r.,,.lrI -
~4fr L,.,o ,,,;II ,,r,.. tn-, ;f,.o.,,
sor,.. ,.t # w., ora not ,l;sao,-,,.oI 7
oo, maIi- hosilo ,o,, - ,laoo or
saf,+,T
[f.. t;4toor ms. 1;ttIo L;+4o,t 7
,,o.t 49, L;a,i,, I'LL sa;I -, tl,o',,oI
anaLi ,. - ',,,. Il, ' , , t aoota5 -, s', L., Ioa
NJ ~ i0I - 80 Nv,
- T. ,;. ,','' y >, '''''' ''' -
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-05-03

A man in London, England, beat
his wife nearly to death for having
too many children. .pol4 ni#
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-05-03

The SEA AND THE GRAIN OF SAND.
1t was a bright, sunshiny morning.
and the great sea rolled It's frOthy
waves upon the beach, lashing the
shore in its pride and strength.
Little grain Of sand said the
proud old sea. what do you here in
my path?"
o. am here, said the little grain.
by the will Of him who made me, to
stop thy waves"
To stop my waves, said the haugh-
ty sea, as he tossed his foaming name.
we will see how much Of a barrier
you make"
And yet we can do it, said the
tiny grain, " my fellows and L.
And the proud sea lashed his waves
into fury, and gathering all his forces
together, like the true brothers they
were, and stood their ground as firm
ly as the light house tower old ocean
had been warning away at for seven
. ty years. Do what he might, thus far
he was able to go, but no further, and
here his proud waves were stayed
You see what a might there is in
united effort. Now, the little children
in our land are like these grains Of
sand, and Intemperance is this proud
angry sea. 1t is for the children of
this age to say how far it shall 90. If
they will unite as a single band of
brothers, and fight back this fearful
food, its waves will be stayed. The
. sea may despiae the little children and
the strength OF their small hands, but
remember the little grains and take
courage. God has given the work tc
you for the next generation.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-05-03

Bows, pity the poor tottering ipebrii-
ate, and mock him not; but llft linn
from his degraded state to a nobier
and highef. estate There can be no
-moreshorrible sight than such aaiallen
one. 9sssi 1ss1lA
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-05-03

G.. II. DWFEELL,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE.
BARTON, VERMONT.
tIs5daalcr I'm Casinos Spring Mattresses, Cot
fms and H3-ECrs
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WT. PITCHER,


WEST Albany, VERMONT,
win receive horses and colts at his stable in
West Albany, and every attention will be given
't.m. HE has had lifelong experience in
.ruug horses for the turf, saddle, and harness,
FrI 10 who cntrust their horses and colts with
.m rn rest assured that he will give them his
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How WHEsKEY IS MADE, E,--sSince the
commencement Of the investigation by
the government officials into Illicit dis
tillery business, some queer revela-
tions have been made in regard t6the
manufacture Of whisllay. The} pro-
cess OF mannfactufinea this 5iie stlH
are as0yarious as the quality OF dhe
Ipernicious compound usnaIlyifoahtin
lnine teaths OF the bagreoIns iuaroagl-
out the city, Mem have tao idea Of
what cthey drink Hnder the nameaof
whiskey. The receipt usually nsedis
as follows :o3s8a a8 ai g55i1g 4
To 40 gallons of common aYhlskey,
add:
30 gallons Of water 1'.' s. .l'-s
5 5galions tihctui'e Guinea pepper.
| quart tineturel keflitnrya
2 ounces acetic ether.ua SIC
l1722 gallons strong teal aza
To improve the flavor of this whls-
key, add three ounces OF pufSerized
charcoal and four ounces Of ground
rrice, intoaa agallonl oofaspirits, detting
it stand for a week, and stirring it eE-
Eery day. : 50 elisuq8 IS 84aI sgoe
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Il. EWBURY SEMINARY & FEMALE COL
~ LEGIATE INSTITUTE.-Summer Term
eJmmences May 0. Board Of Instruction fall in
Ah departments except OFnamentas.
S. Z. QUIMBEY.
Newbury, April 20, lS67-l7w3
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Details of fresh horrors come from
the West Coast Of Africa. A war
has broken out between two opposing
tribes Of savages, i'll which several OF
the New Catalan tribes were made
prisoners by their enemies, ard shock
ing to relate. were roasted and eaten
by the other side.
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HENRY CTGh1IBERLIN,
|TN-euOP. STOVE AND HOLLOW WARE.
BARTON, VERMONT.
"tUu1- soap stone Stove, tbest thing yet in
.I Pumps, Sinks, sc. Repairing done.
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r.. 81. LITTLE,
ullDBIETOR OF THE BARTON HOTEL.
BARTON, yEHNUSr.
.rraees iu attendance on arrival of traius.-
... stage, all stop ut this House. Also a good
..,.ry iu connection with the same.
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wa. 5OSLYN ~ SONS,
.s3,hccaries and Wholesale Druggists.
BARTON, VERMONT.