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3 a. Z,
, ETsa Swing.

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The child's swing consists merely Of seat,
which can be oasily constructed TO lit into the
stirrups. his we also supply whsn desired,
neatly cushioned, and 30 fitted TO the stirlups
That 1t can he instantly removed when desired.
la Il letter from bio Lewis, he says
"Mr. Bacon's Home Gymnasium is q real
stroke of mechanical genius, simple. fot liable
TO get out OF repair, and III every wsy perfect
congratulate the public and Nj Bacon upor
this important contribution to eur mesns OF
physical culture. 1t is undoub; eddy Tho best
apparatus ever devised for home use. lt,is ad.
apted to the clergy mans study to the parlor.
aud. indeed to any and all h0mes.' '",
Price OF the com plete Gymnasium, with four
large sheets of Illustrations 40 cuts) and the
Hand book explaining how each is performed,
5000 ,r!-
The Trapeze adjustment, with 80 lllestra
tions. textra) $3.50 <tq
The swing adjustment. (eZtrs) ST 81
Gymnasium, Tiapeze and SwiGg $3.50 /
Sent by Expresst to any part of tho United
states or Canada, on receipt Of price.
Address, W u BIDWEiL CO
Il No. 5 Beeknian St. II. 7.
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Notice In Bankruptcy.

This il to give notice hat on the lOth cay
of May, A d. 1868. wal rant IN Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate of Hiram N. Leach
of " aterville, in the county pf l.anole, and
state of Vermont. who has bren adjrdged a
Bankrupt. on his own petition that the payment
OF any debts and de,ivery of any property be
longing to such Bankrupt, to him, or for his
use. and the transfer of property by him. are for
hidden by Law that meeting OF the creditors
OF said Bankrupt, to prove their debts. and TO
chose one or more Assignees of his Estate. will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be b. lden
at the Office Of IT, l. Lawrence, in Burlington
in the county of Chittendcn and state OF Yer
mont, before l.. L. Lawrence, Register. on The
9th LEY Of June, A D 1868 al 10 clock. 4, NJ,
2fwl N b. FLANAGAN,
nennty n : Mars.al IA Messenger.
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IMPLICATION FOR LICENSE To SELL REAL
~

Etafe Of Vermont, lamoile DISTRICT, IS. -
II Probate Court, holden at Johnson on the
18Th day OF May, A. y, 1868.
RIA. Savage, administrator of the estate OF
Win. XerXes Mum. late of Stowe, in aaid Dis
lfict, deceased, makes application to said Court
* license to sell all Of the real estate of said
Used. including the regefsiGn of the widows
rel and the homestead, representing that the
M bale is necessary tor The payment OF the dests
hid deceas cd whereupou, il is ordered by
Court that said application come uuGer
federation and be heard on the 10Th day of
ne, A. D. 1868, at the probate Office - John
III and, it is further ordered, that al. persons
rEeres ed be notified hereof. by publication of
<tice of this application and order thereon,
rec weeks successfully in the I.amoille News.
|6ler. prinred at hyde Park. before said time
4 Nearing, that they msy 'appear at said time
Ixd place, and ii they see cause, object thereto.
27w2 Attest, q, c. CHADWICK, Judge.
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For Liver Complaints and Bilious
arrangements

It is a sovereign remedy, while for fever an ague
and alt those diseases with are generated in =
miasmatic climate, it Is certain preventive and
cure.
That it, wonderful medicinal virtues may not
stand alone upon our statement. we append a
few unsolicited testimonials from those whose
position in society and reputation as citizens
will place their evidence beyond all question.
and carry with them strength and conviction to
the most incredulous.
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G. DIN G so UT II +,

u G o N @ so UTH H:
Leave Burlington after arrival of trains oil
Vermont tenIaal r. X from Moth and East
at 9.H.P. NJ. and after enjoying nights
rest c1 Steafers unsurpassed for comfort and
speed, arrive al Whitehall In time Tor Express
Train. for saratoga Trey, Aleany, New York
and the west.
COIN No RTH.
Leave Whitehall on arrival OF Trains from
New York. Albany, Troy. and Saratoga, IL A
NJ. arriving at Burlington at 8 P. NJ, connect
ing with trains for the North and East same
evening.
On Saturday the steamer Adirondack will
leave Burlington l0:t0A NJ, by winch passen
gers will pass through the LAKE. by daylight
and connect with train tor Troy, lbany and
New York -
Il he steamer Montreal, WILL ply tie Ferry BE,
tween Ptattsbureh and Burlington daily leay-
ing Plattsbprgh 1880 4. II. returning 80 r. N.
Freights Taken at Lowest Rates.
Through Tickets can be procured on Board. of
steamers, and at the General Office of The Col.
pany, west side of city park, Burlington.
rs U. c. MITHELL, Gen'l Supt.
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VIII also be found invaluable in all cases OF Di
arrhea. by EMERY, collie. summer complaints,
gripping and in fact every disordered condition
OF the stowach.
II is sold by D ruggisi- in city and country ey
erywbere 1T s. per bottle. OF BY application to
q. q. CLARK u 90,
Sole rroprietors.
27yl New Haven, Conf.
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Dfkans 60 MusitaI association,

NEWPORT, W., May 90, 1868.
fh6 xecutiye Committee of the Orleans Co.
1It&i Association have decided to bold their
hi ANNUAL Convention at Newport, June TO-
] I'D II,
thy have fortunately secured the services of
|<xf} Ia. o. EMERSON, OF Boston, who is ac-
1S0 edged by all to be one of the very best
Ideal Directors in the country. Several not
&6j0gers are expected to be present.
&kets to the Convention --Gentlemen, One
p -; Ladies, Fifty Cents.
~ Passumpsic Railroad will carry for half
rom st, Johnsbury aud stations above, by
1hasing Excursion Tickets.
Entertainment Will be furnished at the hotels
/h'rfiyate families at a reasonable rate.
~ D, K. SIMONDS, Secretary, .
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No Peddlsrs Employed.
NOTICE Oh SETTLEMENT, AND APPLICATION FoE
DISTRIBUTIONS

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT, AND APPLICATION FOR
DISTRIBUTION.
State Of Vermont, Lamolls District. IS.
In Probate Court, held at johnson, in said
DISTRICT, en- the 18th day of May, A. ID. 1868.
II H. Powers. administrator Of the estate ct
Horact Powers. late OF Morristown. in said DIS,
trict deceased. presents his administration aci
count for examination allowance az . makes ap'
plcation Tor decree of distribution ard tarti'
tion OF the estate Of said deceased. NheTcnpon
H. j. ordefed by said Court that said account and
said application DO referred te session of said
Court td be- held at the probate Office Ia said
johnson on The 22d day of June A D. 1869,
for hearing and decision thereon and i is fhr.
thor ordered that notice hereof be given to all
persons interested by publication OF, thu same
thee weeks successfully in the l.amolie News
deaier. newspaper published at hyde Park,
previous to said lime appointed for hearing that
they may appear at said time and place. ana
show cause II any they may have whysaid &C
count should not lie allowed and such decree
made. BY the Court.
Ssw5 G. 9, CHADWICK, Judge.
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rrLIcATIoN FOR LICENSE TO SELL REAL

III ESTAlE ".
&'cf Vermont, Lamoille District, IS.
III obate Court holden at johnson, on the
&day of May, A. d, 1868.
amour Graves. administrator of the estate
|kliphalet Hunt, late of johnson in said
fici deceased. makes Application to said
~ for liceuae to sell all or part OF the real
10 Of said DECEASED, representing that said
LIS necessary for the payment OF debts OF
deceased whereupou it is orde, ed by said
NJ that said application come under consid.
Zen and b. he ard ON the 10Th day of June, A
1t67, at the probate Office in Johnson and
.torther ordered that all persons interes ted
6otided hereof by public ton vi notice Of
application and order thereon, three weeks
1essively in the Lamoile Newsdealer print
~ Hyde Park, before said time of hearing,
tthey may appear at said time and place,
Hill they zee cause, object thereto.
~ Attest, {. Z. CHADWICK, Judge.
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From Rev. /. f Ward, Avon, Loran Co. o.

MES. RS. STRONG Il ARMSTRONG.
Gentlemen--It gives me pleasure to state that
my wife has derived great benefit from the use
of Coe's dyspepsia care !; she has been for nun
her Of years greatly troubled with dyspepsia. ac
companied with violent paroxsms of constipation
which so Frustrated her that she was all the
while tor months, nable to do anything she
took. at your instance. Goes dyspepsia cure,
and has derived great benefit fir IN it. and i,
now comparatively well she regards this med
icine as great blessing, Truly yours.
Jan. 49, 1868. l.. i. WARD.
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Er, Lester Sexton, wholesale merchant OF
80 years, in Milwaukee. one of The most reliable
and careful men in the state says, under date
MILWAUKEE, WIS. Jan. q, 1868.
Messrs. G. G.. Clark&CO., New Haven Conn.
Boti myself and wife have used '0e's Dyspep
STA Cure, and it has proved perfectly satisfacto.
ry as a rmedy. have no hesitation in saying
that we have received great teueft from its use.
Very respectfully. LEsTAR SEXTON.
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Diamond was foaled in 1856 bred by Mr..
Donso, near ihiee Rivers, Canada, and was
sired by his ,mpcrtsd horse he is lei black
stands Is hands high o. strong bone and mus.
Gle ana weighs lUUO pounds.
Ali judges Of horses that have seen him step,
pronounce him the squaest and most perfect
trotting horse In the country. and is pos sessed
OF the hiDdest and most aimable dispositions.
In the fall OF 1862 he tIotted race with Ira
Allen on Chadsey's Track q. b. winning in
three straight heats, making the following time
q 20 l-2--2 3d.. 81 w. In the fall OF 1868 he
attended the general races in Canada, coming
of victorious without losing single heat IN
March 1865 he was sold by Peter Mcintyre, of
Newport, VT, to Mr.. Beckwith OF Hartford
Conn, for 5000. The following celebrated
horses are OF the same stock
Ben. Franklin and Live Oak. being half
brothers, Brown George, Nebraska Maid, BED
Rird Tacony. and Toronto hiei. are all of the
same blood all of which are known to be first
class trotters.
Black Diaaond was bought by his owners. -
not for sporting, but for Stock Horse. with
view Of improving the breed of horses In ver-
m nj and New England. His coils are mostly
arge, fine size end good dark color mostly of
a bay black or brown.
WE Gu ALLENGE THE STATE
10 produce as good a. class of colts Of q. and
yeals Of age, sired by any oiher hotse as can
DC kseL ~ culnhg on ihc 'oiio"in lShIithen
'lfsnk Flanagan, Essex Peie Mcintyre d..
Shaw Riehffiond ~tiiman Page, Bakersfield /;
D. southerland. Hlghgaie y. 4. Drew, Bur-
ington James RYAN, Albert Merrill, and hub
Beals Fairfield. ..
Some of these colts are valued at from $500
to $500.
Diamond will stand for Mares the present
season al the owTes' stable Underhil Flats
Season commencing April 2sth, and ending July
25th. 1858.
!. Mares not provirGwith feal. can be returned
next season free'of charge. Payment required
at the close OF the feasob. Good pa-turago inrf
nished for mares at fair rates. Accidents and
escapes at the owners risk.
BREWsTER& CARLETON.
Unlorhil, April 18th, 1861. 26s4
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From Rev. Isaac AlReAl.. Allegheny. Penn.

JOSEFH L LhHihu' bTuBBlst,
No. ~ Market Street. Pittsburgh
SIR Il take great pleasure in stating that,
after having suffered from dyspepsia fo about
Is years at some periods much more than others,
have been entirely cured by the use of Goes
Dyspepsia Cule. My frie nds know that OF late
years my case has been an extreme one. had
great suffering IRON any kind Of food. and on sR
average would vomit about one.third of my
meals, in sour ndigestble mass, When the
severe attacks would come, would lose all my
strength and be utterly helpless ;--some OF the
attacks would be SO severe That for days togeth-
er would not retain anything on my stomach,
save a little dry toast and tea. For years
knew not what 1t was to pass five consecutive
hours without intense pain From the time |
took the first dose of this medicine | ceased
vomiting, gradually all soreness passed away
and flesh and strength returned and ever since
have been able to eat any kind Of food set upon
the table six months have now passed without
any symptoms OF the return of the disease. My
case was considered Wy all, even physicians. so
marvellous that for time 1t was feared 1t might
he fictitious Int | am now so well convinced,
that have been not mere relieved. but perma-
nently cured. that can conscientiously recon.
mend Goes Dyspepsia Cure to all victims OF
dyspepsia.
ISAAC AIKEN,
Late pastor Of the Beaver st. N Church. ALE
ghany.
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Conclusive Evidence.
NEW nAvsA. Or. June ] /. 1861.

Messrs. q q Clark d 60.
Gents-Being anxious. from the great benefit
derived, to assist in spreading the fame of Goes
dyspepsia clre, | would state my case. Some.
thing over 4 year ago had violent attack Of
Diarihea, Which lasted s weeks, during which
time employed physicians but without relief
until, | tried Goes dyspepsia cure The first
dose helped me F: took II three times a day for a
week and was EN- tireIy cured ; and !. believe to-
day that IL saved my life. Being attacked in a
similar manner this season took one dose,
which put me all right, I would advise every
family to keep 1t ON hard re- ,dy for immediate
use in case OF summer or bowel complaints.
q. DUNN.
THE above Mr.. Dpnn l. In our employ, and we
eau vouch for the above statement being true.
Il. ARNOLD u GO.
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The 'H'EaDeZc.

The Trapeze does not form part Of the
"Home Gymnasium" bnt is supplementary to
1t, ans is intended for those no desire grea.
ter variety of the more difficult exercises. In
using the Trapeze bar The rings are removed.
and the bar placed in the upper strap, A sheet
of illustrations Of The exercises accompany the
bar the explanations Of which will be found on
page 20,
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Notice I'M .ssankruptey.,

TINS 1910 GiTE KorIbE That en the first
day OF May, "A. d. 1868. warrant.ln Bankruptcy
was isshei against the. Estate OF Hanson 7.
Cheney. Of Eden, in the County of l.amoile.
and stnteoi xermoht, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt. on bis own Petition, that the pay
belonging to such bankrupt, 70 him DR. for HIS
use and the transfer oil any property by him.
are forbidden by Law that a,ineeting Of the
Creditors Of the said Bankrupt. TO prove theiy
debts, and 10 choose one 'or more Assignees Of
his estate. will be held ~ Cosrt Of Bankrupt.
OF Vermont, before John P. sarile Register. OF
Che 10th day Of June. A. D.. 1858. OF ten o'clock
An. NIB FLANAGAN. ~
Deputy U. s. MarFhaLT
20 ~ Msnsgsa
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nd the Certificate OfEey
Es. Il. E'istasin.

n DR HosrErTFs:
z16AR SIR :-Tais Is to certify that I was ia
with the dyspepsia gear ago last March.
}br period OF eight months, was one Of
&ost miserable creatures you ever beheid,
s teing able either to eat, drink or sleep, and
Il compelled to walk the floor necessarily
" early deprived Of my reason, and hope had
IN left me, all the Efforts for my recovery
"a proved fruitless.
3f INC Grst Of No, EN- Der, 1860 had become
I sak and feeble that could scarcely stand
|6& and, to all appearance, would soon die
1is time (having read Your ADVERTISEMENT
<ile prevailed upon me to try your Bitters
1fte was procured, and, strange to say,
~ Commenced recovering. | have taken four
I'D. and am enjoying as good health now as
be expected for enc of my age about six
srs). have no doubt that it was your
|(|ers alone. under Divine Providence, that ef-
y the wonderful cure.
sv G., n T. FLUALIN.
|(tdson, Mich, Aug. go, 1866. may
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ron lIcENsEiro SELL REAL
81 EsT.TE W.

re of Vermont, LaInoile District, SIS. t
81 Probate Court holden at Johnson, on the
~ day Of Way, A. d. 1851
Xshn s, Bicknell administrator Of the estate
Heen NJ. Bicknell, late of Morristown, in
III District, deceased. makes application to
Fl Court for license to sell all of the real es-
,of said deceased. representing that said
[ d necessary for the payment Of the debts of
= Released and expense OF admin tration -
reupon, it is oIdered by said Court that said
IIcaIion come under consideration and be
"a on the / 9TH day of June, A d. 1858, at
probate oficein johnson and, 1T Is Further
<ed, that all persons interested be notified
IIof, by publication OF notice of this app lea
8 md o. der thereon, three weeks sucsrssively
the i.amOile Newsdealer. printed ut Hyde
~ before said time of hearing, that they
appear at said time and place, and, IL they
<ause, object thereto -.
I'VE Judge.
4xCE OF SETTLEMENT, AND APPLICATION FOR
DIsTRIBUTiON.
M of Vermont, LaInuiile District IS.
r. Probate Court, held at johnson, in said
1<eict, on the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1868.
2p@1man 5. oeeley. administrator OF the estate
IAI@&nda NJ. Adams, late OF Cambridge in said
trIcI ceased presents his administration
count tor examination aad allowance, and
.kes Indication for decree of distribution
r 6artition of the Gptate of said deceased.
2EtIpon, il is ordered by said Court, that
r 1ecoupt and said application re referred to
1ssion of said Court, to be held al the probate
in said johnson, ON the 18th day ef June,
1865. for hearing and decision thereon =
ID Is further ordered, tha. notice hereof be
70 q persons Interested, W puthcatloh
fame lnlee weeks successfully 10 tne va.
NewSdeaier' newspaper puoilsneg AZ
g. that they may appear at sald time ana
and show cause. u any they may Rave
AID aecrunt should not oS allowed ana
neciee MADE ~ tne nonft
Attest, =. u ChADWloh' Judge
DER OF NoTIcT FOR PROBATE OF WILL.
of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS.
Probate Court, beld at the Probate Office,
b and for said District, ON the 18th day OF
"a. ID. 1868.
instrument. purportng to be the last will
testament of Margaret Uobleigh late Of
Park, in SAID District, deceased. being
ted to the Court by Clark Fisk the exc
therein named for Probate IL Is ordered
II Court that all persons concerned therein
tifed to appear at session Of raid Court,
holden at the Probate Office in johnson,
L 10th day of June, A. u. 1865, ana show
II any they may have. against the Pro-
said VIII for which purpose, it is fur
fdered thIt copy OF the record OF this or.
pnhlished three three weeks suecessiveiy in
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.


You will see how soon it will dispel your bad
feelings and gloomy forehodings. low soon it
"ill chase away any species of dyspepsia. How
soon it will give you new life and vigor, and
how soon it viii make well man or woman of
you. For your own sake, for the sake of every
body suffering, we beg, we entreat you to thy 1t.
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WEST T.EgANpS, n. H, Feb. 9TH, 1867.
MEssKs. DAVIS b ToULMIN :--CENrLEMEN,-
Some two years ago, purchased Of B. Rob.
insor your predecessor, two "Amagam Bels,S
one tor the High School Building in B,attleboro,
VT, and the other for Tilden's Ladies' Seminary,
at West Lebenon n. IL. Both are now in daily
use, and have been during term time ever since
they were hung. | am happy to say they have
given iucreaspy satisfaction. Their tone i'm
groves BY lee.
BiRlN URCUrr
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9 / { D

Xambridge. May 18th, Sarah, wife of James
AfUsll, aged n years
x RI Hyde Park, on Tuesday, May leth, Mrs.
N1fraret F.. CobleIgh, aged sc years.
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Inc apparatus is supported by Two strong
screw hooks IN the ceiling, about eighteen in
| ches apart, and screwed live inches into the
| jOist 1t can also be used out oil doors by erec-
ting framework, such as is used Tor swings
The straps are OF the sire INCEST linen handsome
7 ly colored. u he rings are of the patent bent
wood about nine inc1es IN diameter. BY an
ingenious device the rings and siiiiups can DO
| instantly raised or lowered to any desired
heig t, or the stirrup straps removed, or tho
| rings removed Tor lhe inserti n Of the Trapeze
bar. The apparatus can be put up in any room,
and removed in monent, leaving only the two
small eyes IN the ceiling visible. it can be
used in.di Gerent rooms al. pleasure BY hav 'ng
extra Gets Of hooks for the uelii 6. spacs
! six or eight feet wide is ample for any Of the
exercises Four Large sheets containing over
| one hundred cuts of the excl cises, and O.
pamphlet explaining how each Is performed
is supplied with each apparatus. 1t
| lie number and variety Of exer cises to which
| it is adapted is tuly wonderful /; the union Of
sti,-up and rings allows an extsnsiy mutipli
cation OF the. direction and manner of muscular
exertion, and by ii greater number of exer-
cses is afforded thar by all other gymnastic ap.
planes combined. he anat mist. on care.
full examination OF, these movements will per.
ceive that every joint Gad muscle of the body liz
exercised, under healthful condiu ons.g /,
A most impOI tant featurelin this sy stem is
Its attractiveness. through this. great variety,
and the gradual increase of strength ard abilt-
ty. to accomplish the more advanced exercises.
To elergymen, literary men. and al!Dersons
0f sedentay occupations, 1t Is particularly
adapted, The exercises are especially invigor.
citing to tho digestive and respiratory organs. u
&c invaids ard p rsons of delicate health 10
Is great boon. The feeble are constantly nd
vised to take exercise but the difficulty Is to
find an easy means of doing so. This Gymnar
supplies this desideratum. II also of great
value IN creating the necessary reaction aftsr
bath, 80.
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S5 559Ss4S4S9

VO THE WORKING CLASS --Farmr
ers, Mechanics Ladies', and eeerybody Il
am, now ,prepoted to furnish You with constant
employment ct your hcines--the whole OF your
Tine oF in your spare moments Business
new, light aud profitable. Fifty cents to, 81
per evening is easily earned by persons OF e.ther
SEX and the boys and girls earn nearly as muck
az men Great inducements are offered to those
who will devote their whole time TO thet bust.
ness. and, that every person who seest tbs no
tice may send me their address, ard test theihus-
mess for themselves, make the following UNI
paraleed offer TO all who are not Satisfied
with tie business, will send 81 TO pay for the
trouble OF Writing me. Full particulars. direo-
tons. 6c.. sent free. A sample will be seit By
mail TO all who send 10 cents. Address
d. &, ALIEN,b
1926 Augusta, MArrH
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DAVIS a. TOUH.MEN.

SO Deg Street, Ne,o York.
The following are among the many testimonials
received
BnArTLEgoRo. VI, May 23i, 1868
j. B. ROBINSON DEAR SIR--The Mazeppa
Engine Co, Of This place purchased one OF your
375 ID. Amalgam Bells about ayear since. The
bell in all its qualities, receives the unqualified
approval of the company, and ! am requested
by their vote, to express to you their entile sat.
isiaction.
Yours respectfully,
CnAs L. MEAD.
Asst Foreman, Mazeppa Engine Co.