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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-08

HHNbIbhb bls lhb g.
AZ Probate Court, held ut fatftf.
within aud for said district on The itll dal ''
Nov, A. ~. 1867
Mrs NJ. i. y Prichard aud Edward iuo'
ara, Of bradford Executors on the c.'al +"
Geo. w Prichard, late of Bradford, IN said al,
trlei, deceased, makes application ~ .''U
court Tor license to sell all OF the real estate ~
SAM deceased of which he died seized am, i",,
srssrd within school district No I, IN fali'''' '
enlll district
Whcrcupon, II Is ordered by said conrt' ll,aI
s"lu application come under coiisidciail ION w.,
ne heard NJ n session OF said court To be uVvit
~ tho Probate Office In said district on . 'u
go day OF Nov, a, u, 1850, aud that az ldc
sons interested In said estate be notueo ' .,r,
llioe aud place ofhculing, 10y cau'iug lN' a',E,
70 be nnhIi.hcd three Scckssucocstiy,,A. VI 'g,i
nnti0i Il Opinion, u newspaper o. hiit'' Mat
ludl, ia before said time # hearing l,,
they may appear. aud VI said Inc nhd l''''
II thei see cause, object tholrtu
Hy the tuutt
Attest. A. H. on MORE Judat
true copy ui Record.
htcst 4. II. GILMORE, Jtds''
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-08
Wislar's BaIsam ofWiId Cherry.

For thecurc of Coughs Colds. iIoafscne-e
Asthma, Influenza, Group Nhooping Cough
BRONCHITIS, Prcdisposition TO Consumption
&c., &c
This great remedy is too well known and j
pcrtoruiiuL too much good &C make il ucceA
saiE 10 20 into am elaborate discussion Offs
merits suffice 10 say that it still maintains
IT. supremacy in curing diseases 81 tHc mos,
obstinate character, and that all who suffer
from she ahavc complaints, after having tested
chs remedy, seldom have occasion to resort to
.---.- H. 1
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-08
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4 CLERGYMAN WHILE RESIDING ~
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a safe aud simple remedy Tor the Cure Of \, Vt
yna- Weakness. Early Decay Di,ci-.. nf 49,.
Urinary and seminal Organs and The ,y'.,..
train ofdi-prlcr, brought -ou by bau.f,l ,"1
Niriuus habits Great numbers h.,... '''"
already cured by this noble r,f..5-
Prompted hya deshc to benefit the aaiic,, /
and unfortunate viii send the rcci,a .
preparing aad usin4 this medicine. IN q -
envelope, 10 amy one iwho needs ii. Fro -
charge.
Please enclose q postpaid envelope. adirc..
ed Ia yourself.
Address. JOSEPH T. IN3I,N
Station d. Bihla iau,..
en- New lorl, City.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-08
Notes on the Early Political History
of Orange County.

this County, and he names Of those
who laid tho foundations gifts pros
perity. Although these men have
all passed away. and only a few of
the second generation remain. vet
many a reader will recognize among
them the name Ofan honorcd anccs.
tor, OF the progcnitor Of some re-
spected family with which he +.
now familiar.
The first atteMpt 10 oroanlzc ,
separate government for Vermont
was made immediatelr after tn,
declaration of American lndppcn
dence, by a CONVEX Ion which met
at Dorset July 9th, 177G. III thi.
conyGhtion thirty-fyc towns wcrl
represented, by fifty one delegates
Oh these eight towns and twelve del
egates belonged to the east side OF
the state. This convention declar-
c- l4a j. 1Ipo5e Of the people 10 form
1fee ana separate state, and also
- ~ 49, ~ ''-' >'oi'''''''''''
aa,a;. - W.. go, ,''''o' 1-G'
49,, WIN, - . '''' ''
~, ''>'''0'' va wv 'i'''
- ,'' ~ " ''"''
80 $3.50 ~ ~ 81 g 'o''9'I'
~ W '''i w" ~ were
49, ~ ''oO' "'I'a'''S 70
=. '''>'>'' va '"' A'o"i'"
A., u''' ~ Oo'',l,''i anu '"oP'
enoa,,1 III
odontoI I '"'
Ella e.. - cn ',''N'' '''.'''' ioi
- -. VI Wv !" : '''loi T.
, , 80 '', ~, o'' 'i'' =. Il
,,,o,.o,,,a',.. - 7 = '"i''u
.,'. '''''', - ''7oi' ''S ana
N''' '''0" N0''io.'"S '"' ne"
' ~, W. '''''''''i INC ine''llS
" 0''' '''' -. = ''o''' "''" tue HootS OF
~" - ''''i - '''o'
III inc convention at Dorset no
'o"h III orange County was repre-
~ 49, Nv -" u vi tiIc east
~, ''o' VI " " ''l"Sur'
D. w 'l'' va cue 'on'ec'cu'
N'i" Nv o.'''l - III 'ne county
..,.s 49,, y - - ~ It - iloo"-
., ''''' 49, l,l' ','e'''" III
'n' wa Wv" at " 'n'''oi' tn"t
.''oi''0" '"' oii''''"'io" pat the
"ocui'ieltS are hoVat haild to show
'h'S' OF 10 give me names OF the del,
's'tcS, II any 'here were ia the
ilrst Legislature winch met at
windsor, March -, 1873, Br dford
was represented by Bcnjauin Bale
WIN NeWpnry by jacob Kent, and
'ohn VI. ba'ieS' ana lhe'Iord by
1imothS bartholomew. 10 the oc-
'ooef session oil the same year, Cor
ih'h Sent Joshua Nuttlhg' falrIee
sehI lchaood ofhiSpy, ana Stialiord
Frederick smith.
From this time to 1891, when Yer
mont was admitted to the Union
Bradford was represented by. Stem
en- Mcconnell in 1850, John Barron
ml7Sl, 81, IS. and 1871. aI.o tx
Joe ThuIbur in 1851. Benz. Bald.
win in 1873 /: Noah " hite in 11Sj.
Bildad Andross in 1881; Aslur
chamberlain il 1889 80. IN l779
and l'oG not represented Brain
tree was organized in 11oS, and
hrst represented 10y Isaac Nichols
- ! ''l' b'oohHelu was llrSt rep
'ese"'e" ny Noel y man, IN 1859
thompson says Jonathan Fierce
but does not give the Year, and Dan
ici hlligSblry IN l'oo-9l. Chelsea
was organized IN 1855 and first rep
reese hted by IheophlIus Huntington
IN i'oi' Corlnth was organized III
1850, represented by John Taplir
l'So-Sl, Nehemiah l.oyewcll l7S2-2
Reuben Foster 49, Pelet Sleomar
lioo- job. Fanlcc was organize
about l''3, represented by Samuc
smith lfso, 1907, and 1871; lcha
.ol of1hspS I"0, ana 1881; Ma
thanle, Miss ISL /; Israel More,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-08
The Elections.

The election returns lIom 1he
states which held their elections on
Tuesday, begin To core in, though
not enough to give rt.nitc results.
As a general thing they show large
gains for the democracy. mostly
brought about by the liquor qucs-
ton. lLe old Bay state is lsght
side up set, though her republican
majority isrcductd to about 25.0Q0.
The New York election hes gone
N favor ofthe democrats by small
majority, Vamou>ly estimated at
iromio,00o TO 10000. 1t is doubt
FIJI Whether the democrats have the
Legislature.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-08

The hadiSon, (Fla..l Messcngc,
reports three weddings one night
laSt week in that town. In one in.
stance the happy bridegroom was a
,ao OF fourteen years of age, and the
plulslllhg bride % widow and FIVE
children
Nearly 1000 artificial legs have
neell furnished 10y Uncle sam to his
N9iuierS. 100 are still 10 be sun.
pl'to, 100 arms have also been
II"ppn'o' nine feet. and hny.liyc
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-08

THANKSGIyIYG.-Gov. Page has
issued a proclamation appointing
Thursday, NOV. IS as a DAY of
public Thanksgiving, prayer and
praise.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02

more vegetable extracive matter than twenty boxesc
diphda any where in the world besides; fifty five
~ isnre yscians them In their practice to
exclusion Of other purgatves The first letter Of their
vaiues yet scarcely Appreciated When they are bet
ter known sudden death aud continued sickness will
be of the past Let those who know them kpeak right
out In their favor IL is duty which will life.
Our subject to redundancy Of vitiated bile
at this season, Is dangerous as IL Is prevalent
but Brandreths Pills afford Invaluable and efficient
protection. their occasional use prevent tho
collection Of those Impurities which, when In sun cfsnt
quantities cause much danger 10 the bodys heaita
They Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Loss OF APP
petite Pain in the Head heartburn Pain In Brea SIT
Rome Sudden Faintness and Costissness Ssld bye all
resnectahla Dealers In MediElnes
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02
Paints for Farmers and Others.

urne, the Best, Cheapest and most Durable PaIut
IN use: coats well put on mixed With pure Linseed
OIL will last 10 or Is years; IL Is of light brown or
beautiful chocolate color, and be changed green
lead sone rab olive cream, suit the Of
consumer II Is valuable for Houses Barn., Fences
Carriages and Car-makere. Pals and wooden-warr Ag-
rculturai Implements Canal Boats Veseis and SHIPS
Bottoms, Canvas, Metal and shingle Roofs III being
Fire and Water proof Floor OIL Cloths tons Manufaet-
paint for any purpose q nnsrpasssd Tor bsdy. darahl
ty. elasticity and adhesveness Price 50 per bbl of
800 lis which will supply farmer for years to come
Warranted In all cases above. Send for cirrnzE
which gives full particulars None genuine unless
branded In trade mark Grafton Mineml Paint. :.
Address DANIEL BiDwELL, ~ Psari &C.. u. 7.
ezpt G. ~ azfss
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02
C hoIera, Diarrhea, and Dysentery

A cURE Is wAKRksTED by DR., TOBIAS cKLEBzArED
VENETIAN LINIMsNT, if used when first taken By
persons Of temperate habits This medicine has cen
known in the United States - years. Thous and,
have used it, and found 1t failed to any eru
plant for which 1t recommended and all those who
first tried IT, without it, In the ChoIera.
OF 1s4s DR.. Tobias attended 10 ccs and lost beinr
called in too late tn do any good.
DIRECTIoNs~-Takss = teaspoohfui in vine glass OF
era cry half hoar Zoe tw OURS, and rub the abdo
men and extremiiies veil with theTinimsns To alay
ths thirst take lump OF Ice In the mouth about the
size Of amarillo svery minutes II Is warranted PEI
feotly innocent IN tsks internally, Sold by all drug
eists, p.ies 70 srf - esuts 0stot, ~ csaryfzfa
Fss yrrl ~ t'f3 =
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02

THE Democrats are pretending that
they have made gains in the late elecl
tions, commencing with Kentucky and
ending with Montana. aggregatiug 76,
600, when the actual fguers show that
their entire goiu is only two thousand.
The story was concocted to influence the
October elections, but it Was set afoat
too soon
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02
Adminisfrator,. Notice.

.ESTAFM oF 7. IT. BROWN, DECD.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Letters Of ministra
IN ton on the estate Of 1. II. Brown, ite Of Merce
township, Butler county Pa, decd, have this day
(September ~ 1887 granted TO the undersigned;
therefore, all persons knowing themselves indebted
said estate, win make Immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will present them
ALEXANDER BROWN
Sept. Is, Js69-4t,I Admir-.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02
EXECUTORS Notice.

Estufc ~ JfiltH WecHtfhy nc O. =
NJOTICE Is hereby given. that Letters Tesas,entary
the estate OF yohR Mechng, late VI " asIington
% Butler CO. dec pxe fhis day Sept 10 1861 been
granted the iefsigsieis By fhe Register Of said
county thereffs, al persons indeted 10 said estste
are required 1, make immediate payment, and those
having claims demands ,ihsi the ssme will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
IOHN MECHLING, fs
J. l.. MECiiLtNU. is
Ser Is 1867 It EXECUTORS.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02
Valuable Farm for sale.
Executors Notice,

ESTATE OF ELIZABETH TUTTLE, DECD.
V4THEREAS, Letters, TessamentaFy TO the setats OF
w Elizabeth futile, late OF Centre township, But
Ter eouny, decd. have this day Sept. L. ls5 been
granted to the undsrsigLed by the Register of said
county; Ill pen sons indebted said exfata arc here
by rs4uirsd to mako immediate paynsnf and Ill per-
having claims dsmands against the same will
subsexibg. : Z =
saf:is -s.'l Rs rorr11 Ex'.,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02
ID L. NTISRY.
Drs. Leighaer q Davis,

III AVE Iermtnentiy located hem.eives in CEN IRE
Ill VILE, ButIef county, Pa where they be
ioud al all mes prepared % perforrt all operation In
either surgicsI or mechanical Deutistry.
l S.nI. Il !. 1n61--IH. - - !.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02

ESTATE OF FORESTER BROWN, DECD.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Administrs
IN ton the esta Of Forester Brown late Of Penn
township, decd have this day, Sept II, 1857 been
granted to the Undersigned therefore, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment and those having claims against
the same will present them properly authenticated for
settlement. SARAH A. BROWN
Sept Is, 1S67--3i Admx.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02
NOTICE.

The Directors Of Fsirvew School district will meet
fairview the End Saturday of Oct. next TO empo,
seven teachers, preference given to males wsgeo So
for good certificates.
by order Of the Board
A. L. CAMPBELL sec'y
Sen 25 Is6T-3t
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02

GoDEYs LADY's Book The October
number of this popular Magazine comes
to US with all its freshness aud beauty
The emt ellishments are excellent. The
engraviags of fall and winter styles of
ladies', and childreus hats is very beati-
tiiul, ln the work department will be
found an unusual variety. The Stories
are selected from the best pro iuctious Of
the abiest contributors to this work
Every lady should have this splendid
Masizine.
Address. L. A. GopEy N L Cor. 9th
aud Chestnut Sts Philadslphia.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02
DIR. IsOELINGER'S.
Headache and Anil Bilious Pills,

Are the most perfect remsdy brought before the
public, for all diseases Of the Liver and stomach.
They act as CATffARTtC without weakening, the
Stomach or Bowels. but the contrary give tone to
those organs, driving all Melancholy Feelings,
inflsing new Life anil yignr into the systsia-
For sale BY al Druggists and country Merchants
throughout the Cointy.
go y. HENDERSON 4 BROS.
2se Liberty strcs pittsbures 20. wzotssxIs Agate
esp. u isef II.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02
alclt Adrertisements.
Attorney at Law.
Jno M. Greer, ESQ |,
Office South of Court House.
(or,r,c office qf Charles 1ccandlsss Esq)
DISSOLVED.

NOTICE Is he, eby given the pa tnershp here
IN tofore existing between Charts NJ. TRULY John
+ Montgomery Boy dstown penaa. IL mutually de-
solved the husinrs. viii hereafter be transacted by
John T. Nagtgumcry AL persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 The said frm will pesss call Immediately
and settle their accounts with J,hn T. Montgomery.
G. NJ. TkUBY
JOHN +. MONTGOMERY
oct. ise7-sts
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02

The LADY's FRIExp -Th e October
humbe, OF this Queen of the Month
lies starts off with beautiful Ste el en-
grdsihg called '.The Lace Maker" The
fashion plate en- raved on steel is really
beautiful. The music entitled "Tke
Wifs's Dream" is of itself worth the
cost of the number. The literary nat>
ter is Of the first class. 1t is on. oil the
best Monthlies published. Ladies send
for it.
Address, Deacon and Peterson. 319
Wsluu; Street, PbiIadelpbis.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02

Coon NEws

For nil those who suffer from dseasss Of the Live
and Stomach, such Billousness Sick Headache, CO
stipation, Sour Stomach. Dyspepeia. &C. t6a
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-02
Admihistrator's Notice.

Sep. IS ise7at.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-31
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE.

The Commencement TO-Day-Hlghly In.
tereEting Exsrcises-COnferring OF De-
grees, Etc.
lsPEoIAL DESPATCH TO BvBN1Ns TRLEeRA PHI. |
EAsToN, Pa, July 8I.-The commencement
exercises OF Lafayette College were held this
morning, at the First Presbyterian Church, In
this place. The occasion drew together large
number Of people from different parts of the
State, and all the hotels in town are packed
full. A large number Of the Alumni are
present.
The church was filled with o large and inte
rested audience, the orations by the members of
the graduating class being received with great
favor.
President Cattell conferred the degree Of A. B.
on the following members of the Senior Glass;
Peter s. Bergstresser. of Berrysburg; Edward
Payson Conkling, of Mount Pleasant, N. j.;
Ezra Shive Heany, Of Doylestown; Robert
James Hess, of Easton; Samuel 10y johnson,
of Ickesburg; John Harvey Case, of Danville
Samuel Worman Knipe, of Columbia; John
Michael Pfouts, of Jersey Shore; Lindley Charles
Rutter, Jr., of Chestnut Level; Robert Henry
Smith, Of Lower Chanceford
A number of honorary degrees were conferred
by authority OF the Trustees, given at the
meeting held this morning. The degree OF
Doctor OF Divinity was conferred on Rev Will
liam b. McCloy, of Ballemena, Ireland; Rev.
Nathaniel II. Griffin. of Williamstown, Mass;
Rev. Alexander G. McAuley, of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia; and Rev.
Thomas M. Cunningham, of Alexander Presby-
terian Church, Philadelphia. The degree sof
Doctor of Laws was conferred on Hon. Will
liam Strong, of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania
This afternoon the Alumni dinner will be
given, and promises to be an occasion of great
interest.
The weather has been exceedingly fine.
At q meeting of the Trustees this morning,
Rev. A. Bloomberg, Of Princeton, N. j., was
elected Professor of Modern Languages in the
Collene
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-31
philadelphia Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY July 3l-There is no spirit In
doing TO onotsonsg Peag scarees tssd
inquiry from the home consumers, but no de-
mand pnnS for shipment Sales of few hundred
925 for extras; Sl0@l2 for Northwestern extra
family; $l0@12'50 for Pennsylvania and Ohio
do do: Sll tor new wheat extra and $l2@l525
for new wheat extra family and fancy. Rye
Flour Is lower; small sales at S825@8'50 No
thing doing in Corn Meal.
There is more doing in Wheat, and sales Of
6OOO bushels were reported, at S2'2O for common
rom to S6 Corn IsV Is Yery scarce and Ssd
with much firmness Sales of yellow at $l'l8,
and 4OO0 bushels Western mixed at at Sl'll Oats
at 9O@93c. Nothing doing In either Barley or
Seed Cloverseed sells at ss5O@9; Timothy at
S3,50@375 and Flaxseed at s36a305.
Whisky-Common is offered at 25@3Oc. . gall
PETRoLEUM.-During the past month the
Petroleum Market has assumed peculiar and
unprecedented phase Owing to q heavy specu-
was attempted, and was to great extent sue
cessful and from "a cents for standard, 1t rose
as high at one time as 35 cents, and may be fairly
quoted now at 82932% cents for the balance OF
the present month. 1t would appear from the
statements made by various brokers, that this
corner will be continued during the best part
of the month of August, and that on the first
made by the holders OF August buyers options
contracts, IN which case there is no foreseeing
real or plausible reason why prices should
be increasing, and as soon as the corner
or speculative . movement ules out, we
confidently believe in greatly lower
prices. The European market has followed
ours, and rise of seven francs a barrel has
been obtained. But why? Simply for the fol-
lowing reasons the exports from this port
alone, during the present month, are larger
than for months together OF last year, and the
| stocks In Europe greater than ever before the
rise, therefore, In Europe is simply in anticipa-
tion of the receivers there rejecting their car
| goes on the ground of non-fulflment of con-
tracts, as the oil was not shipped from this side
within the specified time; therefore, when these
shipments arrive in Europe the owners, or
rather the purchasers, of these cargoes will
REJECT them on the above grounds; and the
heavy stocks thereby thrown on the market
will cause heavy fall and bring prices down
lower than they have ever BEEN We may con-
hdently expect to see refined Petroleum stand
ard white selling at the principal ports or
depots of Europe at thirty francs, between the
10Th day of August and the first day of October.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-31
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 29.-The gunboat
tennessee, after having undergone slight re-
Hampton Roads adjusting her compasses pre-
paratory TO sailing for the West Indies, Gulf OF
following is list of her officers:-Commander,
John Irwin; Lieutenant. Commander f. S.
nd oSn Nj BsSop No. 10nn
Chas. L. Hutchins, j. j. Yates, and E s. Arnold;
Assistant Surgeon, g. s. Ramsey; First Acting
Assistant Engineers, G. NJ. Wheeler and George
II. Russell; Acting Third Assistant Engineers,
Isaac a: Conoyer. Hem Henry s. Allen Henry w.
ter's Assistant, Edward Cocklin.
A Pole was arrested in Portsmouth to-day by
two police officers, upon the complaint of seve-
raj parties interested who charge him with
obtaining money In New York under false pre-
tenses and after being put under bail In that
city, was In the act OF escaping from Norfolk by
one of the Liverpool steamers. The defendant
deposited in bank, subject to the order OF the
city authorities, The amount of his New York
York bail, and was dismissed until a further
hearing could be had.
The business men have lately been greatly
exercised over an order said to have been issued
by Major.General Sickles prohibiting the ex-
portation of corn from the State of North Caro-
lima, in view of the great depletion in the sup
plies of that cereal, II now appears that no
such order has been issued by General Sckles.
The Raleigh Sentinel of Saturday says authori-
tattvely no order to that effect has been made
public Norfolk is gradually recovering the
market for all the grain trade of eastern Caro-
lima, Accounts from the various counties OF
North Carolina say that the corn crop win only
be an average one. Reports from the southern
counties of Virginia are more favorable.
A desperate fight occurred in Portsmouth last
night between cOlored man named John Page
and his wife. He struck his wife, and she, while
in fit OF violent passion, picked up a knife and
stabbed him in the left breast, infiicting dan
gerous and probably fatal wound.
The interesting ordnance experiments which
have been made here for some time past with
the Dyer cylinder invented by General Dyer,
of Washington, ID. O., to counteract the heavy
recoil of guns on iron castings, which still
continues to be a serious obstacle to their use,
have not yet eliminated in any results which
are calculated TO meet the expectation of the
inventor On the hrst trial the recoil OF the
gun acting on the piston of the cylinder drove
IL completely through the rear end, the com
pressed air from some cause failing to act in the
manner designed. The cylinder has been re-
paired and improved, and better results are
now expected from this novel and Important
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