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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-26
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PRIZE
MOWERS AND REApERS,


Use in This Country and Europe.
Th..o vo,Id renowned machines were awar-
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the First Premium, GRAND GOLD MEDAL.
THE PRIZE MOWER,
While il retains all the advantages which have
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NEW PITMAN CONNECTIONS,
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making it a perfect machine. The lightest
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the most simple, and best cutting machine in
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The Self.Rake Reaper,
I. Justly called the p" Victor Of every contest"
and i, constructed on the most scientific prin-
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m st convenient combined Self Rake Reapers
known, and We fully warrant it.
HE MANDRAKE REAPER,
Is at the same time the cheapest and the best
Of its kind ever offered.
It cuts swarth FIVE feet de in Reaping,
and four and a-half feet in Moving. As a
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-11-26

HIaANCK DH1D0
Hs sale at this alss
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

col Il. i. stowell q Cornwall has three
ptns If line full blood spanish Merino
ewes, and pom oi splendid huehs, far one
ol whom he has been offered $500 Ills
show Of sheep includes ~, and viii take
up nine pens,
About F. horses are already in, Fred
erick Billings Of Woodstock, through W,
II. II. Walker. has fine stud Of eleven
Of che young Morrell" blood, including
his eaal black stallion Wuol,yookH and
seven II his colts, Mr. Gilman II Mont
pchcr Ia. q number u "BIaek Hawk
trntting stations Sattcrleo 4 llolabi. 4
Of Shelburn bring out Ethan Allen
and L c, Ecls Of Miadlobury, his large
gray Hamilton stallion, /; hands Ligh
weighing i,eoo pounds
In the line ~ poultry Mossrs. Allen Of
T Pauton and Drew Of South Burlington,
/ viii tplarse cxhihitiosr
The prospects are that the Attendance,
II the weather holds good, will be very
large, Tho railroads and steamboats, car.
ny for half fare, 50 that any crowd 81 ,is,
itors can b. accommodated with ample
transportation, Mo-, II the stock aul ar.
ticlcs for exhibition will arrive to-day,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

bennington County aided a similar pro-
leut, and their bonds are now AZ par, 80 the
tact is that the towns only lent their
credit, without losing dollar while they
arc bcnettting thousands,
/ BRANpoS,-Thc graded school opened
in this place, yesterday morning, under
the charge Of Mr.. y 5 Cilly, formerly Of
Williston, with tye assistants Several Of
the citizens We're present at the opening,
and briefaddresses were made on the oc.
easion, The building, which was three
stories high, has been thoroughly remod'
eled during the past summer, making it
but two stories, wilh high rooms, and
neatly finished, with various improve
mcnts, at cost Of over $4,000,
onrvMr,-Mr, John Meigs Of st. Al
bans died on Friday, Sept. 4, at the adj
yaneed age of so years, Mr., Meigs was
the first male child born in ST, Adams,
and his father, the late Daniel T. Mcigs,
was, Of course, one Of the first settlers Of
st, Adams, Mr. John Mcc- was a high
y respectable farmer a kind-bcarted
neighbor, and lcaycs!a large circle Of rel
ativcs and FRIENDS to lament hi, daccasc.
CArrrE DIsE,sg- Steps have been
taken At Buffalo to prevent the passage u
any diseased cattle from the West, and
the Assistant Commissioner on the spot
maintains a oonstan; watch, II any sick
animals are found in herd, they are
separated from 1t and slaughtered at a
bonc-hoiling and rendering establishment,
while those in good health are quaran-
tined for twyuty-iaur hours, and sent
back "a the point nom whence they
came, or detained twenty days and then
forwarded to their destination, provided
their health continues good Cattle ears
are i'll li,infectel with caybouie acid,
whether having contained sick animals or
not :.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

RUTLAND 4 Woonsruci, RAlfEaAn
We commend the following. OH tho
Rutland Il Woodstock Railroad, taken
from the Courier If Friday. 10 the favor
able consideration Of our citizens The
people of Rutland and the towns along
the line OF this route, should prepare
themselves to ~s@-tliu The efforts which
viii Eigtlantl' b put IN operation by
Mr. Tam ana othor oiiecrs Of Tie Wood
stock f'allrVnd, to secure IFS completion !.
The Nesmont State election being over
and the killed, wounded and missing be-
ing all counted, the people Of this place
ana vicinity can nGw make some calcula-
'i>s''' as 10 matters that are of vital impor-
a.hee 10 their pccuniary interests We
have reference 10 she building Of the
tutland y Woodstock Railroad. 4 preiert
against which. We have as vet seen no On.
position. This road, and its extension -
Portland, is rival route, 10 no other The
Vermont Central will share with ns fhe
eastern business ii White River Junction
as well as the western business from o..
densburg destined eastward while the
iiainolile Valley road would be parallel
Inc competing with the Vermont Central
Now the question is, how are the fund.
to be raised to build the Rutland 4 Wood
stock Railroad I We answer, by saving
that the people along the line must take
hold OF the matter, and rs each individual
Will not contribute according to his means,
the towns interested must come forward
with their guarantees, whereby funds can
be raised to make a beginning, when the
managers of the New York Central and
other roads will be compelled for their
own interest to guarantee the bonds and
finish the short link that win connect
Portland with San Francisco. Towns in
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
A l SARATOGA AN INsT3Tr

ror,.,iloN Is now open specially for the C,re !,
ins I llon. Send stamp for pamphlet. deserib!
s,,m,,. saeeessiul method Of treatment for Con-
WARK, Box s2I. VASES Address DR..
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GEO. 7. R0MEII & 90

GEO. T. ROWEIL. & co.
Advertising Agents
"a, 40 Park Row, n. Y.
.. We have lately opened Branch Office
ut ai7 Montgomery St, San Francisco "a, ana
~ 'l' only Eastern Agency represented on
~ coast We solicit the patronage OF those who
wish to advertise there ''''' " ~
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bennington County aided similar pro.
ieut, and thcir bond, arc now At par 80 tho
tact is that the towns only lent their
credit, without losing dollar, while they
arc hnnellttlna thnAsInls
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

Rates Us low as those Of any other ~a.na 5,
panles.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

81 On fact hecamcs universal, Il will live
and represent Amerit Tho raR,erta.
tive m religion ara e.psgty alive i'm t.ls.t-
as well,
After her addr. lsymruuu, ,1..aly
a song by Mr. l. Nme' .,.,.r., We,
Randolph w. rse al -.t ri,sn lar On
which 10 imlo"~o ag- IN, good time
to come
/ Tie house va.a m the forenoon was
Wei hlsrl, il tbs afternoon was densely
pa'Fel, and oaa l.dy, overcome BY the
lose air aud warmth wa, carried out
faintine Notwithstanding all this Mrs.
4 s, had coed attention iron. the audience,
through the entire leetl'fo which lasted
through oae hour and twenty minutes.
EyENINu SESSION.
SATURDAY, Sept 9TH,
! The Convention assembled at seven
O'Clock and opened by song by Mrs
Manchester
Mis- Holt was called upon to read a
poem composed by her in a trance state,
She responded 10 tho call and read it very
forcibly.
The committee on organization wcre
called upon iar report, and handed in a
constitution Tor a State organization,
which was read hy the Secretary, It,ou-
tanned no articles Of faith and bound the
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To 5'hE person wishing to altcrtise in the local
country newspapers, to a great or small extent We
/ gan oiier important advantages at this time.
We have list of many hundred, which We can
receive orders ior at prices much lower than would
ordinarily b. offered.
inees for column, about inches space in
culinary weekly Iapers, average for months tr,,n
> to ~ tos9 months from s. soto $50, for ysar
from SIS $50
a list Of the papers, with name, location ana
circulation gwen and the price carried on. against
each Will 10 sent to any address on receipt Of
stamp
ADVERTISER VII brallowed TO pick and choose
nom the list, and can take as many or n few ~
they desire at the price asked
Address
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-29

Special Notices.
II is Amazing


That the feeble shonid letter, with uncertain steps, over
The face ofthe earth, in danger every day falling victim.
TO the mort i'd Influences by which ws are all surround.
ed when a t ssted and proven vegetable tonic, capable oil
endoving them with the ,ieor they need, b procnrsbls
IN every city. town and settlement. 1t might reasonably
30 thought that after the twelve years experience which
the world has had OF HosfErTER,s BIrrERs. ALI
souid know that its effect is to prevent dissAse.
At this season the atmosphere Is aurcharged With the
seeds Of intermittent. remittsn,s, rheumatIan. ru,mo.
nary disorders, billions complaints and tho Ike. Person.
whose nervous systems Aes relaxed sre The first to spc-
cumh to these distempers. Brace mp the physical sncr-
sies then with 'hi- potential vegetable tsnic. 1t IL tho
most powerful recuperent which the botanic kingdom
hs svee yielded 4, pstieat research and Hp,inent,
rEr n The blindest disciple Of the old medical doanss
~ili at least admit that a tonic and alternative, compound
ed Of approved herbs, roots and banks can do no harm
.hiIe the testimony Of thousands invites q trial ofits
virtues.
sisor y the thing most needed in these caees n veil
e q dsspepsa iand ssrveus 80 upns and HoerKr-
kehp frfRsitbs sssN, ssrrSSttt - i1Sewho,e-
ssseseasthsni Sfepasecnsehnt hunan an -
yet connected.
Hundreds OF physicians have ahaudenod all thu ene,,.
y receapfs and prescribed this hurmIess tonic !. . 81.
'sntivs and euro for all Cases IL Chilh md Y.vsr.
meh24-dsw
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al Hse4asf City,
SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH %.
75r#fOWA

rcPUsLICAH STATE CONvEATlOh.
me rsslth Annual Republican stass conveaaon q
Tow, viii b. hsld 81 Dss Moinss on ThursdAy. the TN
d.y of ~. leos, q 10 o'eiock Asm7 for the purpcee o.
nori.ssnf ssar d-sassssss 4 larrs md twelve dissfic,
dSss1ss ssrsstsss.t Ne seats Of low. m the nssionsl
R.pasReaa Oosvaaafos ~ mest q ohicasc onthe Atn
dAy y MSy, 1893. Ahc two electors - i.rse sna -
disrics slsctcrs fbf President and Vice President o. 'ne
UntAsd etAassL Aiss candidates ~ snss oa1oel' :" "
caossn u the rsxt EsHsrAl election
rrs,.tto ~ rs.re,sa.uon viii b ons delegate for
~ch c,~..t..d co.ntv In the State. andin addition there
% ono delegate for every two hundred votes or fraction
c-vrcuvA1sasscn FOR Samuel Morrill, Ar 6svsrnos
:. =, - svnsMl sIScsssa. ~ vcters Who supported
sh. pouinsss and principles Of the Republicsn party n
The last xsssrzi election, of are sincerely fspsntant fol
not having dops %, arc cordially invited to taks part In
sending delegates to this Convention. n
BY order Of the Republican State Central Committee
C.. O. EOURSH. Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-29

A SPECIAL from Washington Gays that
Chief Justice Chase has come to the conclu-
sion that as presiding officer Of the Senate,
in the trial Of an impeachment, it is his sole
and exclusive province to decide all legal
questions. Ii that is his opinion. and if the
opinion be a sound one, the trainers CT the
Constitution stultifed themselves in empow.
ering the Senate to try impeachments, for in
most cases legal questions constitute vital,
and as in the present case, the emily q L 9.
tons material in determining the guilt or in
nocence of the party impeached. If their
design was to give the Chief Justice the pow.
er of deciding those matters, they could have
attained their end ina much simpler manner.
We regard the report as mere bosh,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-29
GRACE MILLS.

W4KsaN. 1T, Uet.I9 1851.
Owing to a rash of business in Immediately
~ sffer aud sin ~ larvtst, ~ have bstreceatly been
abis TO finish the alterations and impfuvebaetfs in oHr
Mills, woish We 5ss2ea neceaxaTS 70 suatie rs in Offer
lug TO orr Gust ,uers a brand af f4onr rusHrpkssedby
any. HAffng everything Ia the bsst CT order seG, We
take pleasure ia assuring oar ffiFada spd ettstoI trSthat
xf shal hnnrefnrfh. fuEt : nn-heat hrNnE TIA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-29

So, it seems, as we supposed, that the tfe.
mendous TRADE Of yillainous abuse in which
the editor OF the Consultation indulged NE
other day, against the Hon. James F. Wilson,
had no other ground nor justification than the
action of Mr.. Wilson in the matter of the
amendment Of the Judiciary Bill in Congress
the other day. In his last issue the editor
devotes nearly two columns to a circumstan-
tial detail Of his grievance, which amounts
to this and DO more, that q little legislative
strategy was played of in the House, to the
discontinue and chagrin Of his inattentive
partisan friends in Congress. Such little
stratagems are not a: the Bar and
IN the halls of legislation, aad even in those
still purer assemblies known as Democratic
Conventions. They are usually regarded as
tricks of the trade which the losers mast
grin and bear till they get a chance to pay
back in the same coin. But OUT ~cotempora-
~ has seen so much OF that kind Of practice,
and been guilty of so much himself, it may
be, that be has become disgusted in his old
age, and is determined that henceforth legis-
~lators, politicians and lawyers shall GO in on
the square, and make open proclamation in
advance of the ends and purposes of all
their movements, and that, from this time
forward, strategy shall be banished and put
in limbo. We bid our contemporary God
speed and a good time in bis pious efforts Al
reform, and doubt not he will find work
enough to keep him busy at HON in his own
party, in securing this millenniaa state of pu-
rlty and grace.
But to return, Mr.. Wilson is not of all re
sponsible for the strategy Of which ourcosem
: porary complains. Mr.. Schen had tn,
/, Bill in charge, presented it to the House. ex
8 planned its character, and asked for its pass
+, age. At this stage, Mr.. WILSON, proposed Il
r add an Amendments, publicly and abor.
| board, and the amendment thus proposed We
adopted with the bill, without, il seems, a fal
|, appreciation Of its purport bya large nnn5e.
of the members. But Wilson was not re-
sponsible either for their lack Of attention OF
their destitution Of brains.
Besides, no damage was done, for the bill
would have passed Just the same if they had
all been aware Of its purport, is it was re-
passed Friday over the Presidents veto.
The bill conflicts with no provision of the
Constitution, but simply takes away the right
of appeal in certain cases, by repeating q
law, which was passed last year, comforting
the right of appeal, prior to which no such
right of appeal existed in such cases.
The fac, that the Supreme Court deferred
its decision in the McCardle case in defer
ence to the pending legislation of Congress,
indicates very clearly the opinion of that tri-
ounal that Congress has the Constitutional
right to ~legislate in the premises.
In view of all which, we trust our cotem-
porary will breathe freer and easier, and sab
side.
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GA MILL.

unifefrafr good. 80 "a 10 be eqHaiAt least, and II possible
skptriey 20 any other hrsbdsfaa uEfactnres.
Oar MI. A, wAese 81 pc Renee aud reputation as
a Miller Is genetally known and appreciated, hAyineta-
ken an internstia osr firm, will euaeasor to make cur
brands OF sBeha quality that ihsf cRbnat fail 10 merit
increased favor. We shsli sixays sail 81 as iex p price
ss Is csnsistenf with the bsst OF qssrl5ty-but are deter
minea to make the quality snptrior at whichever cost
c~enBdsRt tLat people Will prefer that Rather thant
Saving efafev ceris on the s&ek CT barrel.
nrt1a @ AEByRz h q
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The very islands, too, had their high prompt
;nrs; for akin TO the soil and vegetation on
either side, they bound both shores = ore
National estate, in the fee siq4Js ofsan indi>
visible unity and . joint proppsistor m
Meantime, the boat and - 81 Ming 50
on. II the ample and elegeeht cahlas there
are CHEEKY lights, and nm rtaaiDgSc 4 chase
tine, or social games ofcsrds, nossaf stakes
isn't permitted. And from the Iady's
parlor there's the sound Of tie piano and Of
singing. Isn't that enjoyable tsaYeling?
II has taken u % long vs. GIT down thai We
must edo" 81. Lolis and our return hastily.
That isn't difficult. For ST. Louis in the
'rsfn isn'tsYery attractive, and 81. bouis WI
in he raia. I'll tho week. Oar party went to
tho LAcleae. presided over BY our friesda
Brolaski 4 Malin, with that prince OF all
model clerks, Mr.. John Owings, in the ofics.
OF the Laclede, we but say, think what and
all You would most desire in q hotel, and you
xill. find all and each ip perfection at this
hsusS. It ii ths headquarteh Of q Feokuk
ana lowe men, 1hut Is ouS = " - CASSa
lence of the house, and the popularity of
Captain Brolaski.
What's the use Of our trying to make pen
aud ink sketches Of the city? Has not Far
son-the scribe usurped unto himself that
domain We quit its sovereignty to him
dispatch our business; with our friend Col.
Peck, go aboard the "Andy Johnson in
the unconscionable disagreeabIeness Of that
Thursday evenings rain through the rough
night through the snow-storm of Friday
morning which made the hills along the shores
white through the storm and discomfort OIL
all the DAY, and far into The night go thank
fully ashore at Keokuk, giving in our heart,
unto the long time public f~avorite, Captain
Asbury, to Mr., Lew. Waters, the efficient
and ge~ntlemanly clerk, to the sseamel
"Andy"-noble craft ignobly named-the
hearty commentators herein before pre-.
missed.
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MARRIAGE AND cELIBAeY.

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The Evansville journal., 1868-03-21

EYTANTED -Trav6ing Agents 70 sell
w an article needed in every family.
Hardware and Grocery stores W lil buv
them. Address, yith sta aqp, BOURN r,
DAMON & KNOWLES, CLEVELAND, Ohio.