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8aNroads.
VERMONT CENTRALAND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Commencing MgV. 10 1867

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AE1 EAsg.
Leave Burlington % 400 4. IT,, i1.1l P. 81, and
Mail Train leaves So. Adams atf.g0A. N, and
connects at BurIinst With Rutland * Burlington,
at White River Junction and Bellows rails
with trains lorBoston, Worce ter Springfield and
with trains on lasslmps.c r. 2. arrives GO rev
York az lu.i5 p. VI.
Dav Express leaves Montreal at 7.I7 4. H.,
81, Johns al 10 A. st., oEiens uTh 50 90 p n q,
lodge az Malone leave Rouse Point Z. i5 A. =.
for Boston, &c arriving 10 Boston VIA Lowell
At 1879 p. ".
Efyht Expross Leaves O-iensburEh 40 u. 80 4. 81,
Montreal .l5 81. Rouse Poiu; 5.iJP N 81. Johns
At AS p. NJ arriving at Boston ~ $50 4, NJ, con-
Meeting al Bellows Fails with Cheshire Railroad ior
Boston and Worcester and with vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, &C., AID arriving In View
York sc 1880 P. n.
. TRAINS GOING NORTH t5u wssr.
Leare Burlington az us 4. H., $40 \. VI. 49,
P 81. 600 ?. ".
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell al 500 A.
81 for Burlin-ton, s.. Alhans, Montreal, arriving
a. Montreal al 9 81 P NJ Os-ienshy rgh At SD A NJ
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell az s.O0 A. II.
Tis lawrence and Eitclhurg at 1870 A. NJ, Spring
as!d at7.f5 A II. for Burlington, and st. Al ans.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at 7.lo
A. NJ. Burlington, Rutland st. Adams and Rousc's
night Express leaves Bellows Fails at 1000 P. NJ.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley X. r
leaving New York at I2l5 P. NJ, and from Cheshire
r. r. leaving Boston az $50 =. N, connecting at
white River Junction with train leaving Boston at
SEQ P. n, FOR Burlington, R0uses Point Montreal
and O-dousburg, connecting with Grand Trunk
Sleeping cars are attached'to both the Night rx-
press trains running between st. Adams and
Boston and St. Adams and Springfield.
Tickets 70 Detroit, Chicago all points West
sold by II. n. DRURY, Agent, 10. American Ho-
tel Burlington, Et-Baggage checked through.
Through Tickets 20 Chicago and tho West for
sale II tie Principal stations.
St. Adams May 10. lsG7
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Spring Arrangement.

The Splendid and Conmodious Steamers
CANADA, Capt. Wv. ANDERSON.
w0STRFAL- HENEY MAYO.
DN and anor Monday, April p, 1867, forminga
~ Daily Line each way, Sundays exeepted)
the Steamers
GOING SOUTH.
VIII leave Rouscs Point daily, Sundays exceptedD
on arrival Of trains from Montreal and % sdens-
burgh, at 5.f5 P. NJ, arriving az Bun lngton
go 7. 81. and after enjoy lng sood night {
rest on Steamers unsurpassed for comfort and
speed, arrive at Whitehall IN time Tor Express
Train South and West.
G0ISG NORTH.
Leave Whitehall az ID 4. ~, on arrival o. trains
from New orz, Troy, Albany and the West
Making the usual landings, arrive at Burling
ton 8 P. NJ; Flattsbur-h, $50 P. NJ RCuses
Point, 500 p. Nj Montr al same evening.
IRON Saturday morning the Steamer United
states will leave Rouses Point at 9 O'Clock. BY
which passengers viii pass through The Lake by
daylight, and connect with Evening Boats at Al
hanY for New Kors.
E7s-Tic.efs good rHtl ussi, Baggage eisetsi
through. Fare a. i9u % jy any ottfrr5Efs.
Through Tickets can be procured at Grand
Trunk Railway Offices, Montreal; at the principal
selaer & Saratoga. Hudson River and Lake Steam
ers and az the General Office Of the Company,
West side Of City Park, Burlington, VI
fE-The steamer MONTREAL will leave Burling-
ton i.r Plattsbur-h every morning at 10 g. VI. and
. P. n: returning, leaving Plattsbursh at 2. AN.
and +. N.
HIRAM TRACY.
Genl Sup't.
Burlington, Vt, April u. ls57.-d1Wtf
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BANNERS AND DEALERS ~ GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
No. 8. Nassau Street, y, Y.
=. B.-Au kinds Of Government Securities re-
ce,ycd at the full market price in exchange for the
above Bonds, Also,
q Al descriptions Of G0rerHHlsrf Se-l-I'isf ksgf
c3IlfIHfly hand, and B0ugif, Sold, 9r Erciugsi.
R-Gold Coin and L. s. Coupons bought, sold,
and collected.
-3Dqosifs rsrsir,l on liberal fs-als, rtljs-f 70
check Al sight.
R~Collections made throughout the country.
- Miscellaneous Stocks ani Bonds bought and
sold at the Stock Exchange on commission for
cash.
-Sgec1l Attention CireH 90 fhf ETcinggf o.
SEVEN THIRTY NOTES Of al ~ Sen slfor fs
Nsir FIVE-TEENTT BONDS Of is65, Oh fts mos
favorable terms.
apr5-dlNw2mos
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Religious Intelligence.

Rev. r. 5. Howard of Rutland closed his
public services as Rector of that parish on
Thursday.
Rev. ii. NJ. Grout has rendered his resig-
nation as pastor of the Second Congregation
al Church at West Rutland, which has been
accepted by the church. Mr.. Grout Is going
70 West Springfield, Mass.
Rev. Thomas Halpine. assistant pastor OF
St Bridget's Catholic Church, West Kut-
land, has gone to reside in Mortified, Vt.
STEPS ere being taken for the organiza-
ton OF Young Mems Christian Union IN
Vergennes-
Ch,ttenden County Conference will hold
it, annual meeting at Wllliston on Tuesday,
June IIth. Sermon by Rev. E. {. Ferrin ;
Missionary Sermon by Rev. E. Mix. On
Wednesday, the Sabbath School Anniver-
ssry will be held.
Franklin and Grand Isle County Confer
ence meets at Sheldon June 9TH
One death and three designations have lett
all the Congregational churches OF Concord
y. H., without settled ministers.
A, Ludlow On the 18th ult.. twcnty-three
persons joined the Baptist church.
The Congregational church Of Benson has
presented Rev. Mr.. Knapp, missionary to
Turkey, with their communion service
which had been in use by that church sixty
years. Mr.. Knapp has been a member OF
that church thirty years.
The session of the New School PTesbyter-
ian Assembly at Rochester, y. y, which
closed last Sunday, was the ablest and iarg-
est meeting Of that body ever held.
As the reunion of the Old and New
School Presbyterian churches seems now to
be definitely assured, We APPEND the official
statements Of their synods, Qresbyteri's'
members, churches and preachers, for the
year 1866:
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Relating TO the redemption Of sank Not
Z is hereby enacted By The General -4u.a'i
Of The SLATE Of Tsrm0zt

Z IS hereby enacted By The General -fu-a'i
Of The SLATE Of Tsrm0zt.
SIC I. Aiter the expiration Of the chs-tsr Z a-r
oank chartered BY this state, or afser the teru--
toH OF the existence Ofany such bank agreed. "
70 me Avs OF this state, such bank nav -s-s.
notice to be published in all the weekly newsua1s-
Of the county where such bank Is located, 10 -s
iull year. setting forth that said bank will re9es-
~ outstanding bills, the day Of the expirati11
rs charter, or the date Of the termination or e.
lstence, and copy Of this act And upon due d b
heation Of such notice, neither such bank No =
officers shall be liable 70 any action FOR The -
redemption OF any Of its outstanding bills. u 81
the same shall have been duly presented and paJ.
ment thereof demanded within the year sNresz.-.
At the banking house Of such bank.
SIC ?. After the expiration OF the charter CO
after the termination Of the existence Of alY SIC,
bank as Aforesaid such bank shall cease D be sui.
Iect to the operation or liable TO the proy!sil-s
the sixty-thlrd section OF chapter e shty-n-1e
the General Statutes.
SEC. ,. This Act shall take effect from its ris-
sage.
Approved November 10, 1896.
NOy S-uly-
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CENTRAL
Pacific R. R. Co.
Or CALIFORNIA.
This Company, onatrustiaz unierthc patron
age Of the
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
the Western end Of the
Great National Railway
across the Continent.

Their line Will extend from Eacraucuti. Cali
flrnia, across the Sierra Nevatas O. the California
State line, traversing the riches zui 1l1sf '1
section Of California and thence through the
great inning regions Of ff Tsrrf0rfs, % the vl,u-
ity OF salt Lake City.
Il forms tie sois J-esfern fst Of the only route
70 the Pacific which is adopted by Con -ress and
add ~ ne issue Or United states HsE-s-
Their road is already completed, equipped ana
running for 90 miles from sacramento r. within H.
miles Of the submit Of tho Siorras, and a arse
amount Of the work % Grading Iunnelliuz, sc &,
beyond that point has been accomplished.
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS % this Com
pauy afford unusual inducements u Safety and
Profits 90 Investors, for the following among cth-r
reasons, VIZ.
First. The rate Of interest s SIR Per cent. N Coll
payable semi-annuauy m the city Of New
Second The Prirri-4 is payable "a COL at matar-
TlTi. The cost Of the Bonds, Nirsfy-Fire Per
Cent. aud accrued Interests, Is Ten Pr Cfnf.
less than that Of the cheapest Six Per Cent.
Gold Bearing Bonds Of the Government
F0frft The UHutt >tzfff G1rsrl-nltnf rrlriief
nsriv tglffts a1l0gHf Hs-svr1-H 20 iai'- its ~
tire road. and looks manly % q small F~-fHf57s
on ttr future frIfc fgrTt-Flyucrt.
FIN. Owing % this liberal provision, accom-
panied with ErfeusIrs Grants IF Pubf- Llnaf,
by which the Government fosters this great
national enterprise, is Success a. rfu4frC4 cfr-
tam. .s-d ~ fg1ucid' s'4tE.fg o. 4ffrgf'ter IN
dePsHfs.f ~ fas oo-fiHgsHriss iri4-i attend 0r-
Si1ft. The security Of its Fi-,f U9rs45s E5sft Is
therefore ample and their character for safety
and reliability is cqualled only hy that 90 the
Obligations OF the tiorsFnnisuf rfssff.
NsrfHtf. The net earnings of the completed por-
ton are GreGfg largely if ercsss Of fts irfsresf
o'l ne rtieh u.ie- o.. '7rl 17g '..i i7e-r or
fiaics he distance, ami are steadily Increasing.
rendering the iHi1ftrragfel payment ri ne Ia
fsrrsf a.70ilfslv CERTAIN.
Enlta. At tile present rate OF Gold they paw near
- - PEI Celf. per annuu, on the amount In
vested.
The Bonds are issued In denominations CT g. 600
with semi-annual Gold Coupons attached. payable
in New York. and offered for the present Of %
per cent. and accrued interest Gin currency from
January LIST.
Orders may be forwarded 20 us direct, OF through
the principal Banks and Bankers in al parts Of the
country.
Renittlnccs may be made in drafts on New
York. or In LEGAL Tender Notes, National Bank
Notes or other funds current in this city. and the
Bonds sill be forwarded TO any address by .hXpress,
free Cf charge Inquiries f0r further particulars,
~ mail OF otherwise, will receive pune tull atteu
ton.
The above Bonds may he obtained O.. the FIr-T
Errr.Wtr q ~ GA DO MN rfsrr-
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ellaneouz.
REPARAToR CAPILLI-

Throw away your false Irizzss, your switches 'O'-'
wig -
Destructive Of comfort. and not worth ~
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly ana ia'f
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
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REPARATOR CAPILLI.

For restoring hair upon bald heads (from WHAT
ever cause It may have fallen OUT anu IOlcIIs I,
-,1-vfb m hair upou the face, q has no equal IL
5-iIl forcs the beard TO grow upon the smoothest
tace in from five to eight weeks, or hair upon oau
- ,r1ctitiouers have asserted that there e noth-
M nat will force or hasten the growth OF me hair
ar heard Their assertions are iAlse, a tnOusiis
- Iivfnr WITNESSES (frOm their experiencel eah
beor vitness. But many will say how are We 70
istin -rish the genuine from the spurious
t77ulv IS timcult nine-tenths o. tAe me ~
prpsratians advertised for the hair and oetIu a 2
entirely worthless, and you may have aIeau9
thrown away large amount in their P1.on;.iI7,ss.
To such we would say, try the BepaIatol e@s...-
It will cost you nothing unless 1t iuly CONES " ~
our representations. If your DRUGGIST uoes ~
keep il, send Us one dollar and we viii iorwafu u
postpaid, together with receipt Tor the n9.l.5 .
which will 10 returned to you on applicati9n pro-
vidinE entire satisfaction is not given Auilessi
". L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette street, Syraeuse, \. \.
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fur Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
I OFFER FOR SALE the place On which I now
J. live, formerly owned by David Read, Esq. be-
ing farm Of over thirty acres, under excellent
cultivation, within two and one half miles OF Bur
hngt0n City Pars, and two minutes walk Of the
Lime Kiln Station, on the Vt Central Rail Road.
This farm has been laid out as
FRUIT FARM.
and has large number Of choice apple trees in
bearing.
The House contains ten rooms, exclusive Of hitch
en- and pantry. has a fine dry cellar is well built
and c0mmOdi0us and is heated by a wood furnace
The barns and poultry rooms are In complete
order,
The grounds are laid out With gravel walks ana
carriage drive over one-ei.hth Of mile in length
Tho hedges are in hne order.
Situated on the gorge Of the Winoosh river, tie
house aud grounds command some Of the
Best Scenery IN Tsrm0Hl.
The place would be most desirable summer
residence for city family Price $500 Posses.
si0n given when desired.
Jan. 3I-dEFtf
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RUTLASD AND BURLINGTON R.R.
CHANGE OFrIME.
C.a..enclne Nar =. Issl. trim viii run 4. FOL

cymaeneiug Nay p. 1867, trains viii run as FOL
lows.
LEAvE BUKLIs6rON-
s.0I a. NJ, MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell Wor-
cester, tltchburgh. Brattleboro Sprin eld, Hart
arrive il Troy at 3.l0 P. n. New York $50 p. y.
Boston 1902. M.
T4rol "a 20 Boston aud Tr0H uifholt cla0e Of Co.'s
lbs p. 81 DAY IMPRESS, for Rutland Bellows
Falls, Troy and New York. Arriving in Rutland
ais p. Bellows Fails. $50 p. NJ. Schemes
tOdy SIS p. n, New York SIS a. VI.
5.35 P. n. ACCOM0DATiON TRAIN % Rutland.
arrives in Rutland at . 3j P. 81.
1900 ?. Knight EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car rlr
New YORK and Boston. Arrive in Troy At 4.ft a.
4 ) New York lois A. ~ Boston $50 A. ".
Througk 10 Troy and B9gf0R 5iftguf change Of Co.'S.
The l0O0and i.35 P. NJ. and 300 A. n trains
make close connection with the New York Cen
tE-.l az Troy and Albany for all points West.
FROM u. South md East Trsiss ar.re at Bariisgs,.
- foAot5ss
AIS Al NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Cars, from New y ork and Boston. Leaves New
YORK at 5 p. NJ, Boston $50 I'm
s.50 A. u. ACC0MODATlON TRAIN from Rutland
As P. I.IAIL TRAIN from Troy and New York
7.55 ?. ~, EXPRESS from Boston, Lowell Wor
ceste., Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. Troy
and New York.
For further information apply at the Union Tick
et Olice, No. /, American Hotel Block, OF at tie
Rutland burlington Passenger Station where tick
and all points West, North West and South West
choice may be made from any Of the various routes
from Burlington.
! ". WARDWELI., Agent, Passenger Station
J. ". CARPEkfkR, Agent, No. American Hotel
SEO. A. MERRILL. Sup 1
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THE existence Of the Farmers and NcchsL-
4 Bank chartered by the Leg stature Of the Stli
was terminated axreeahly O. the laws % ssit STAT,
on the 10Th day 90 September A. u. l-fs and uJls
is hereby given that SAID Bank VIII redeem is l-t
standing bills
The following act ofthe Legislature % Vermont
published by direction OF said Bank
By Ogder Of the Directors,
=. i. WALES. Pres
c. F. WAR EI.. Cash
Burlington. Nov. Is, 1850.
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Springfield L. & 7E. Fms. Co.
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s6Op.OOo,
s.&R. S. WIRES, General agents.

Applications .Jr agencies for TIC three last named
Companies in Vermont, Western New Hampshire
and Northern New YORK, sLould be made % Us ss
General Agents and Agency Super ntcDlentz FOR
said Companies in said territory.
Fire and Inland insurance taken IN the above
named drst class Companies, 20 the eEouu. OF
S250,N9 in one risS
Dwelling houses and their contents and farm pro
gerty generally viii be insured for or a term O..
years allowing the insured o. receive hacA yearly
II Al object 10 al having such property t0 insure.
20 try these Companies.
Premium notes are not required and she insured
iucurs liability % assessments. the large cash as
sets ofthesc Companies Furnish perfect .rie-- %
Tor al losses.
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THE IMPROVED BUCKEYE.

manufactured at or near home, IN which NO TX.
PESsE has been spared, that might contribute e
IT'S sgec'irsHsss and Durability, we shall build for tho
harvest Of l567 for the Counties Of Chittenden La
Canada adj aceut .ul! supply u these Unrivalled
machine
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This well known and reliable Company, viii dur
ing the present Season, run their line Of
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OF the Best Materials, worI, and Finish

To demonstrate and make good our claims for the
superiority o. the IMPROVED BUCKEYE, as
stated above. viii give any responsible man
who wishes to buy, an opportunity 70 test our A.
chine on his own arm in competition i5ih any of4er
q reasonable time OF will through our Agents
exhibit the IMPROVED BUcKETE in public trial in
COMPETITION WITH ANY O-HER. on reasonable notice.
We take this opportunity to thank our numer-
GUS patrons for the encouragement they have given
70 ruff
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EXCELSIOR: EXCELSIoR::
CuASIELLAR'S
EsGlF ECSerMIisiHfOr ! !!
For Removing Superauous Hair.

To the LADIES especially, this invaluable depila-
tory recommends itself as being an almost indispen-
SD. le article % female beauty, easily applied does
not burn or nrc the skin, but acts directly on the
roots. 10 IS warranted % remove superduOus hair
ltu1 low ilreleads, or from any part Of the body,
som lefely, totally and radically extirplting the
same leaving the skin soft, smooth and natural.
Ll-is Is the only article used BY the French and is
the only real eiTcctual depilat0ry in existonce
Flice - cents per package, sent post paid 70 any
address, On receipt Of an order, By
BERGER. SHUTS CO, Chemists
r1lr.AI-dEwiyr 2s5 River 81 Troy N Y
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Groteries.

MAPLE SYRUP. MAPLE SYRUP
MAPLE SYRUP very nice
vi at HARTS
auf- -
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9nslranff.


Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus. ss,75O,OOO.
s&R. S. WIRES, Agents.
ThesnsCoo GNorth America
OF PHILADELPHIA
Incorporated 1875. Oldest Company in tie
United States
Capital and surplus, Sl,sO0'oOo.
Perpetual ms granted on ars;-elass buildings
s.4Rs. WIRES, Agents.
international Ens.COmpany
OF NEW YORR.
Capital and Surplus sI,2OO,OoO,
s.2Rs.WIREs. Agents.
Corn Exchange kns. Co.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital aud surplus. s55O,OOO.
sR.o. WIRES, AGENTS.
North Western EDsuranCcCO
OF OswEGO. Ny.
Capital and Surplus, s25O,OOO
incorporated in ISL
p = WTVVc Aperts
H'hGniXEnSurancc Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital and surplus, sI,OO6,79O
s.&B. S. WIRES, Agents.
Harmony T.. and ". FMS. Go.
OFNEW YORK.
Organized 1883.
CASH ASSETS OVER 100000
s.kR.s. WIRES, Agents.
Narraganseit F.& IE.Gns.CO.
OF PROVIDENCE, RI
Capital and Surplus, 100000.
s.eRs WIRES. Agents.
Lamar Fire Insurance &c
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, s4O7.3ss.
s.&E g. WIRES, Agents
Commerce Insurance 60.
OF ATRANY ny
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. s494,1O3
SIR $. WIRES Agents.
Niagara Fire Insurance Go.
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS s1,5OO.OOO.
s.GR.s. WIRES, Agents.
LOriilard Fire Insurance Co
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, sI,IO2,Gs1
This Co. returns yet profits to policy holders.
s.SR- s WIRES. General Agents.
Springfield L. & 7S. Ems. Co.
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 100000.
s&R. S. WIRES, General Agents.
North American Fire FnS.CO
OF NEW YORK.
Incorporated l5-3.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 6TIO.OOO
Fifty per cent o: net profits returned to policy
holders,
T. r. s. WIRES. General AGENT.
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TiIton q HcFarIand's Safes.--Hhle'.
Patent Money DraWeTs.--aud CTy--
sons Gas Regulators,

For sale in Burlington by
JED P. CLARK IS q.
apps dEWGWs
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FIRST CLASS UPPER CABIN
STEAMERS daily, between Osicnsbur-h, OsweyC,
Cleveland Toledo. Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee,
and intermediate Ports.
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First Glass Mower,

10y taking our whole supply Of S6s at the advanced
price asked hy Us, over other machines, and also
i0r the unanimous expressions Of satisfaction in the
use Of tie IMPROVED BUCKEYE.
ST. ALBANs FOUNDRY co.
EDWARD A. SsIrH.
JoHN ". NEWTON. (
Adams. Sept. III. 1870 d&wlY
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EsECEE .H.FCEsf.E'E}
built by Adrianee. Plat & Co.

as the best Mower. The most prominent points o.
superiority shown in the Buckeye Machine were
perfection Of work in all kinds Of grass. and on
every variety Of surface lghtness Of draft ease Of
MANAGEMENT perfection OF mcdaniel construction
simplicity, strength and durability
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Firs.-ciass Farm and village dwelling
House
WITH THEIR CONTENTS
vii re
i'l.ref hoe year. tal anf and 0ne-'o r sr esat Tor
f4e sHfsff Tenn.
Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid at this
etucv
ar WIRES. Agents.
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Hsp, cool and niesin sstons esllsr. All tstaks
md cigars ~ n Ia ceass.
The plhlIs are Invited 70 sau- w
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Orders from tho Couutry Punctually AZ.
tended 90.
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SUMMIT HOUSE,

THIS swELL-KNowN HOTEL. STU. IN
j atsA a the hsad of the GeIser Grade, o;ia
viii be opeusd on the Both Of Nay for the 13
decentralization Of the Travelling Public lTas
H. whsrs Ill kiuds ef Iron work viii be done.
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s0O MEN TO SELL THE BEST SERIES
CUUof Subscription Books ever pubiishsd.
Also Maps and Charts Of all descriptions Re-
lIrious and Political Portraits Snd nne Engrav'
J. LAWS Z co.,
t.ii,im SaA 1faneisso.
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Tinsnith Wanted.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-01
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-01
For Sale or to Rent.

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