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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-31

The wheat market was excited and irregular under ia
y.
terest Change was the purchase Of ECO bushels prime
%nss 3
s Store 'o md SG e sfpss es =
e saS 81 nv A a. s%ss. sns:!
Ms ~ quiet and
Ss Af #. .as: wsre fRSpsn
ordinary good m,ssd closing 81 10 81 II g
c for % s Mas
closing BID FOR g. s1 aaS. Ths . ss were %
ssc lc Jersey and 7Sc for Southern Rye vas
FisHfor dTy cod t,r market wa. quie, but unehsnged
aeorges Msckere were quiet and somewha, rreGp
e e sss. sis }JS.ss +
ss'f gs:; 4
hher closing ss0a. & n sal and oS sd
p ode rstey active br Of vessels
s g. S T wheat a Il &c.
e & sa 90 bs and
Ss sh saiSp &C. az a.
depba soo bis petroleum a, a. 3d. aud per steamer sos
ss SSw6sd Z s0sS'
R Ssssss sn brig 'i5RSS ws
LOO quarters grain at ts 3D. an Italian bark TO Cork Tor
%S Sn sss qqssf' S Ss Sa
North dsEma1 bark to 5Iei h With 200 oO petroleum a o.
81 a. ens S G IVY 'is
sq 20 Rs'S
BE- "a a. ana sne e S s
s Win % es s aSsr from s Mo as ss
k .. Ss' % H o1 %Ssy sc BIZ
s. ss lS % s aaS s sof &C. Il sessy sS' as; 90
Pc slSc Corricnies, ri - lbs, 2gc, RIO Grande, 30
SIInSss 5snl1 S; sSSs
AaisHSiss RSia,e' j., iss' aES' and Texas ala "i''
sVS Bags were dull and nominal =, &c. 7c. OF
Sg: price: s wsrs unchanged
nS:i'; !Ss';i "a s
was que. at SSsG lsse sas YIN sas.
e e d. siss s ioc Do fsmpoO, NC. asc gold IN
particular change value Prices ranged from sss e s4s
ss q % %nss az wa. m SSs
psss sellers restricted buspsss abe sales we're 9ay c
and No. 80 Refined bar was sules but steady y
&C. ss Taa 's saa fs Ssis a
cap aIsApspanh was freely sought after and sale. were
IS Tons part :. arrive % psys' rms q Ger
man 20 U aO ssie :. az o'00's '0f"s
sole quiet, the demand being only
FL s%s e.
ever are and wanted. Oak dull but unchanged
while rough and firm. We quote Hennock Bue
nos Ayres and Rio 0rande, heavy, 2djrc. 2qc. pei
lb DO. do. middle, &c., gao; do do. light
96c 2sc DO. do. middle, 3Qc aSsc; do. do. beht sUc
a 3iSc., do. good damaged, yec ss1sc urinocc. &C.,
light, ,es'Sc. sOke.;, DO; good damaged, S4c. =
in the rough, light, SIC. s0c. do, middle ans
heavy 25c. Sso oak slaughter Heavy, &c. t6c do
@ S.; g. &C. d % FA ss 3D. ss5S'EsS
is 90 IN me rossa, heavy c aSe; 40 Sc DO middle $50
The marke, continued to rule dull and price,
nominal nj yesterdays quotations. TUBA centrtu
gal and Mixed S5c tOc Cuba clayed, 45c a9c do mus
covado 4Sc 0ec Barbados btc Boo. Porto Rico bUc
Coo, and New Orleans 75c. S3Lc.
NAVAL sroRrs-spirts iurpeniine was stu IN light re
quest and prices nominal at s2c 43c for nerchana
shipping lots lvV bbs In lots, sold AT s2}3c &c
Kon dui but held al former prices. Sales ICY nois
strained nj ~ 20 Tor and 81 80 Tor gOOu NV %
good No al "a 20 800 DO pale AZ g ooa - l5o 90 ra
and do nj 80 80 IS aud 2od do. NO at ~ - -
Ne quo;e;S,falued, 50 Is - 50; No ,, " WafA ~
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FN,6aTfUl KEROSENE ACCIDENT.
A Woman Burned.

About haIfpast five O'Clock last evening Mrs.
Carrie Hunerbel, aged about twenty-five years, re.
siding in the rear OF No. 262 West Houston street.
attempted 10 kinde fire by pouring Kerosene oil
from can into the stove. rhe name ignited the oil
and the can exploded, setting fire 70 her dress. In
stauty the clothing OF the unfortunate woman took
dre and she was enveloped IN flames. Leaving the
house she rushed TO the front entrance, where the
neghbors extinguished her clothing, but not until
who was called stated that her recovery Is very
doubtfuI The IRE alarm was sounded ana the force
turned out, but the fire had been eXtlnguish6d be-
fore their arrival.
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obsenco returned into court with verdict OF aoqut
tai. ON this announcement being made number OF
those In the court re0m sont up loud cheer aud
Clapped their hands In appreciation.
This denomination, however. was speedily
checked BY the Judge, who ordered the officers OF
the court TO arrest any one who would make any
further disturbance,
THE PRISONER OVERCOME
When Campbell heard that he was again free
man all the powers Vi endurance hitherto shown BY
HIM failed, and he burst out into sudden nc OF
wee Ing which he could not restrain for several
minutes. lie was speedily surrounded by numerous
friends, however, and their congratulations soon
brought him TO himself again.
The wall Street Usurers.
Judge Cardozo instructed District Attorney to give
notice to the persons who mad pleaded guilty to the
indictments for usurv to attend on the 10th prox
OF eleven A. NJ, when sentence would De pro-
nounced
The court then adjourned TO Monday morning
next.
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IAs AYInH.
Successful Trial OF the New California Air
Ship.


Ship.
from the san Francisco Bulletin. July 2i.l
The doubts which have been entertained as 10
whether the Avitor can ny were successfully soive0
to-day at the Industrial Pavilion. by invitation OK
Aerial steam Navigation Company our reporter WIS
tied the Pavilion at eleven O'Clock today, where
The machine has been already described by US BUS
some modification has been made In Its construc-
ton. In brief. IL 10 cigar shaped balloon nnalea
with hydrogen ga5 1t IA apparently forty ieet lo1s'
ten TO fifteen feet In diameter, with llgt lrans-
work around IL OF bamboo aud pine, with misiin
planes on each side to raise the machine. riDoou
propeller--shaped like steamship s-ol uainVVo
and muslin on each side at the centre, propes tus
machine ahead the power being an alconoi ste,li GU
gine OF brass. The machine has rnuler or eah 10
steer It, but not much use was MADE on IL. ~
twelve O'Clock a large number OF members OF the
press and several of the Chicago party, ehgneets
and others had assembled. Alter consloeraDle oelay
the Inaation was completed SO tnat the ayitor Was
anle 10 maintain It's position free OF tue moor. rhc
steam was got I'm aud the prOpellers set In motion
Inv the miniature steam engine, when t5 started
easily ahead the propelers turning az about sixty
to hty revolutions per minute. The machine was
propelled Of a speed equal 10 RAPID walk, TWICE
around the large building. 1t was evident that it
could be moved at more rapid rate, but tue 90.
structons OF the gas pipes prevented It, speed ot
ave miles an hour could have been attained without
doubt IL was easily elevated or depressed by means
OF small cords at the bow and stern. or now inuen
use the tau would be III steering was not deciueu ~
1t was guided around The ends OK the room ~ az ~
cords The night was so far sncccssul ana env' ~
u round OF applause Engineers coAaeSscu WIN Will -
nre confident that larger machtic, Nos uluo9 wave
lAu feet LONG. VIII be q success
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--navana-Commou $50 SEC. gooc. s5c. q 81 0s4 me
al O5 al H. Tars-I cub ;oc. s0c.; II cut u W .
common and medium lsc. &c. In bond; good and hns
aud good and ane sOc a Doe
WooI-Ths market for fleece fairly active the demand
being chiefly manufactured and about former pricea
prevail for all but the finer grades which sesg al prices
trfe below those current last week We quote :Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Virginia Xxx and above, slc 5Sc aud
Xxx. 43c &c., medium, 41sc 49c. quarter blood ami
below doc l9c New York. Michigan and Indianax and
Xxx &c c medium AZ asc quarter ter blood an! be-
principally for super, which, Ms well az other KINDS,
Is In bght stock and steady a. former prices.
For Texas the market Is active and fun prices pre- all
especially for nne lots which are most sought after the
grades California spring clip selling freely at prices no.
differing from those previously current while fall clip duh
and nominal Foreign quiet the demand being confined 70
small lots. The sales were 32S,Vov lbs. hseces AZ
Acc. Bic, including lab,9o \ ana Xxx OHIO ct
l5c, a 5oc:, tsoog and Xxx dc. at 4sc. sc, 1859
IKE 50c. Ohio 46c for New Hampshire an 40c for
heavy State 5000 No. Ohio at 49c 1000 do ct &c i6c,
5000 and medium Michigan al ic 30 900 unwaahei,
part a2,c SSc 1900 do at y4c. 3bc, 1900 combiny.
Southern private terms; also 6uo0 lbs pulled at 2c
45 for EXTRA &C. 4c. for SUPER and 42c Soc for lambs
1900 lbs No South American pulled at oDc.. i50Oo cs
spring clip California within the range OF 3yc.
aSc, the latter price for choice, and $500
lbs Texas Bsc ucind 30 900 hnc and medium az
&c. cash 900 fine Ssc &c., 1000 al Soc S6oc ani
IL 900 slightly bury at 2c s3sc. or foreign The saeo were
0j baes washed Donskoi 81 do. Rio Grands, - do Caps
20 Santa Re private terms aso luv lbs black
WssgsY.~ReceIpts, 6a5 bbis. The demand was less
active but prices prevailed Tha saes 100 bes u
81 10 III H. tax paid.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull and nominal OF about s5e.,
gold while South Sea was quoted at sc, gold NO sa-s
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Alleged Custom House Eraud-An0ther
WcIGher Arrested.
Before Commissioner Osborne.
TIE United States rs. Thomas W. Egan.-The de-
fendaut, weigher In the Custom House, was yes
terday brought before Commissioner osborne aud
Aed to await an examination this morning on
complaint made by B. G. jayne special agent OF the
&Ioasury Department. lr IL alleged that on the ISL
eth and 10Th inst, and ut various other times Egan
presented TO the Collector OF the Port OF new YORK
Certain false pay rolls with intent to delraud the
Uuited States. All the facts In the case VIII be de-
sel0pod 10 the examination.
Obstructiug a Revenue Onicer.
Before Commissioner Shields.
me United States Us. John R0Oaey-The defendant
who, with HE brother. was arrested in June last on
charge of carrying on distillery under brewers
:Iicense ana discharged on Thursday last. was ar
rested yesterday on charge of Obstructing Ben
3amin Plelogt0n, an 0ffcer OF the revenue, In the
discharge Of his duty. He held to bail to await
an examination on Thursday next
A Liquor Denlcr Held for Alleged Violation
oil the Revenue Law.
me United states rs. II. Hulsber1.--The defend
ant, VINO keeps Cigar store In Duane street, was
brought up on charge Of selling cigars not pro-
perry stamped. The boxes on account OF which the
allegation was made were produced In court The
evidence against him being considered suficient he
Was held t0 await the action Of the Grand Jury,
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Real Estatc Notes,

Tue property of j. Fl. Smith, comprising an acre
and quarter OF ground, with residence, at Nouns
Hope. opposite the fremont station, has been pur-
chased by Brown, contractor for street cleaning,
New York Tor t25, 000
Rev, Father Kinsella, OF Westchester, has trans
ferred two lots each 1O0xf05, on Fifth avenue,
second street, Mount Vernon, to Archbishop McClos
tev for a no
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ZEAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Sales Yesterday.

The following sales were made In the Exchange
salesroom yesterday by order OF the Supreme
Court
INV YORK PRopHRrY-By Y. Z. RAYMoED.
gsory brick house aud lot n OF Lispenard and
Church known as 81 iispenard and $50 Church st.
iiot 5ld ST. 9sss II OF 9TH av i6sxlOos
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CITY INTELLICEyCE.

TEE WEATHER YEsrERDAY.-The following record
viii show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours In comparison with the cor
responding day year. indicated by the Their
mometer ut Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
Ann
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CoOpERAGE STooK.-The market very quiet but
prices without alteration We quote sugar Shocks
Snch heads IS ~ sugar shooks S5-lnch do, ~ 90
50 So mossseg do, 32nch do w 10 ~ G box dor Soo
pipe do, &6 SO ~ do Us rs % 90; hoops, IA feet
$50 a5d; and hoops, II feet, $40 x45
CANDLES IN extremely light demand. but unchanged
value. We Western and city sdamansine loo,
&c, sperm lSc. and patent be- .,o, a..
Cocoa dull and prices nominal at loRc. ic.
gold for Guaya1u, IN bond and 26c &c, do FOR Mara
cabo, do. 10 sales reported.
CoaDAGE-Manla quiet but steady AT 23c. a 24c.
CopPER.For nsot the market was more active but nj
lower prices the being 100000 lbs, at 2l5ac go for
lake Baltimore, including lot OF $4,000 lbs lake at
axe. 49,
Sales bags, Bruce, private terms Other KINDS
continued TO rule dull and nominal We quote Rio
Ordinary cargoes 13Ic. Ne fair do, l4sc 5ci good
do l5lc. l6ilc; prime do, l6Ec l.c extre5es Tor
lots, 1alc. I72zc; Java. BIC n &C.; singapore Zee
22c.; sCeyon, IKE 1916. Maraeaibo, l8Hc. 1851
Lagiayra ls Jamaica, lbc Ice Costa Rica, l5c
ISIoc Manila, Ice. 1917; Mexican, loc lsc Sayana,
Iy15c a &c., all gold, duty paid.
IYEwoons.-The market for all kinda was unchanged
LOCKWOOD and about &c. currency, for 81
Domingo sos CO. gold, for Jamaica, and ~. s3i go or
Fustic in good supply and nc mna IT 9u
SsI gold Cuba and BEL, do, for other kinds We
heard of no sales oil moment -, on,
FLOUR AND GRAIN.Recepts, 6,172 bbls hour soO bags
corn meal bushels wheat z6 do corn 2ol DO oats
and 2q malt The iour market was shade urnier bn
we make change In our quotations lac demand was
moderate showing disposition to pay The ADVANCE
asked California quiet The sales were about TO-
bills Southern -four dull and nomnay the same The
eteady prices Sales 275 bhs Corn meal quiet, but
| - Las a
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Southern securities were generally weak and dull.
The exceptions were the North Carolinas, the new
bonds recovering to 6la4 but remaining barely
steady the advance. The following were the clos
ing prices at the last oard:Tennessee, ex coupon,
os a s3x; do new, 5s'l ST. Virginia, ex cou-
pom, 5s4 a 50; do, new, 6lls 81; Georgia skies,
"a bid do, sevens, 81 bid; North Carolina, ex cou
pom, 561 q IS; do, new Ola SIX; South Caro-
ina, new, 6S1l e41s; Missouri skies, SIX S7'a;
Louisiana skies, 691s bid; co., levee skies, 6ih
a G5: do Fights, SO; Alabama eghts 935S a 934.
me stock market was dull and the activity con-
fined to few Of the list only New York Central
rose to 2l5l, but fell of again. Hudson River and
Harlem were irregular on light TRANSACTIONS Read.
jng was pressed for sale on Philadelphia account,
and declined TO 9sA. Late In the day Chicago and
Alton advanced to 1853. The movement in the North
west stocks noticed yesterday was continued to-day,
the common rising TO SO and the preferred to 1884,
It also extended to St. Paul. the common selling at
70 and The preferred at SO. Rock Island seemed TO
be the next the programme and at the close was
bid up to l14A 'seller three The prominent ope
rators are again out OF the market, the fluctuations
OF which are effected by the smaller ciques. The
express stocks were weak end declined, and the
miscellaneous list without feature. The following
were the closing prices at the session OF the
| STOCK Exchange:-Canton, Sc q %: Boston Water
| Power, 10; Cumberland, 33j5 So; Wels-Fargo Elk.
1ress, 22gS 20: Adams Express 5e4 bid; American
| Express, IL AZ; United States Express, 6sis a
| 7oIs; Merchants Union, 81 bid; Quicksll-
| YER 10 a 1875; Pacific Mail, s4% s4%;
| western Union Telegraph. 81 a s7j4 New York
| Central, 2l4A II 2l6; Mariposa, So o; do pre-.
| ferred, 10 17al Hudson River, 1878 1875
Harlem, 1e3,E 1895; Reading. esq 90; Alton and
Terre Haute, 49, do preferred, IS 59h; Toledo and
| wabash, ~ rs; do preferred, 81; Milwaukee and
| ST. Paul, Tx a IS; do. preferred s7k s7s; ohio
| and Mississippi, 32t4 32's; Fort Wayne, 1881
! 1891; Michigan Central, $50 1872; Michigan
southern IO6h a 1855; Illinois Central, l4l 1925;
| Cleveland and Pittsburg, lO7 a Io7H; Cleveland,
| Columbus and Cincinnati 70; Rock Island. l141s a
| nag; Northwestern, S0H a s0K do preferred s5H
| n 95A<; Delaware and Lackawanna, li24 1925;
| New Jersey Central, 1o2 1925 Morris and Essex.
ssY; chicago and Alton, ls0i %, preferred, loo;
| Hannibal and st. Joseph, la i27; do. preferred
\ I24. bid; Columbus, Chicago and indiana Central
| 80 a3el4.
| New York Central will be quoted ex dividend
| after two o'clock tomorrow.
! The receipts for customs and the receipts pay
ments ana balances at the sub-Treasury ln this city
| sum up ns folows:-
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SUPERIOR cuuRT-specIal Team.


Decisions.
BY Judge Friedman.
EppsnstetTler us. Bawr.-Motlon denied, with ten
dollars costs.
IN the Natter OF Peter Gtel.-Wrt discharged aud
prisoner remanded.
SaavteY Us, W,tttanls.-Order for judgment.
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STREET ruoTATnil
Hnil-pu.t Five o'Ciork r. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, July 31-Sf. n.
BxeswAx vas quiet but steady At %,Sc 475sc. for
Western aad Southern. We heard OF sales OF conse
quence.
EutlDrso MArEHrAss.-Th market for moot articles
coming under this classification tolcraby actve and
steady prices Eastern spruce 10 fair reques,
and prices wore steady the sales being 0so at Ss
$2i-chieny at SEQ 52; the offerings were fair Lshs
Ss c. which price there sales of 100000
Lime steady al 81 Is for common, and III rs for lump,
white Rosendse cement in fair request and firm al S.
selling freely the prices previously current
CorToS.-The msrke. quiet, the demand from all
continuing light and prices heavy, though
lower; tho offerings only Ths
sl bales including 81 for spinning 2l3 for export and 81
speculation For future delivery tho business fair and
higher prices were obtained Sales $50 bse
basis low midcng for October at 2c 100 do for Deem
her al esc 9 do. for January at 2S 90 DO for Noyem
be 1850 DO FOR December lo9 do for December and anu.
UplInds MoyS h-s OPieins
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The increasing s'short" interest led TO IoWef fNtes
for carrying, the figure ranging from 51z down to
per cent. After Clearing House per cent was paid
The disbursement OF coin interest to-day amounted
to $685. 5S2 The following Is tae report OF the Gold
Exchange Dank:-
Colo cleared ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sol, 49T 900
Cold balances 2255. SO
currency balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,14T065
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NEW YORK CITY.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Alleged Custom House Fraud-Another
WclGher Arrested.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-05-25
WARRANTY

The Clipper Machines are warranted to he well
built; of good material to be strong and dura-
BILE; of light draft, and easily managed and to
do their work equal to the best that can he done
with Moving Machine, or Hand Scythe.
Ifany part proves detective, on account of i'm
perfect mate ial or workmanship it will be made
good FREQ of cost TO the purchaser.
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TT is FOR 5 ALEl

And the owners are anxious to dispose oi tho
Residence lately occupied by c. Ticknor, and pre-
viouslv by NJ. Ticknor, deceased d Known by
many as ths DYER PLACE in Middlebury.
Said property is pleasantly located, on the cor
uer of Seminary and High Streets, and has lot
1a0NlS0 feet, including choice Garden, with thirty
or more Fruit Trees OF good varieties; also many
Crane Wines Just beginning to bear, together with
Strawberries &C.. Sc.
The House-conta,ning eleven rooms-is we'll
adapted to convenience and comfort is in perfect
repar both interior and outside, including slated
root. &c; is supplied with cisten and never-tal-
ing well water, and has ample stable aocommoda-
ton in fact lacks nothing to make il very de
sirahle residence property.
Parties disposed to purchase may call upon or
address &. TICKNOR.
Middiebury, Vt
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DUTLAND MARBLE WORKS,
Foot Of West ST., RUTLAND, VI.
WV. OLIVER.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
American and Foreign Marble, Native and Scotch
Gran ties, Brownstone, Sc.

Military and Civic Monuments, Tombs, Cenotaphs,
Fonts. HeadstOnes, Sc,
DESIGNED AND EXECUTED ~ TUE BEST STYLE.
Nantes, Shelves, Furniture and Counter Tops.
Our Works being situated in the vicinity of the
celebrated Rutland Quarries, our marble is care
fully selected from the entire production, and We
furnish better grades Of stock, and manufacture a
lower rates than can he afforded elseN here. Par
ties desiring frst-class cemetery improvement S
can have designs prepared and work forwarded to
and erected in any part of the country. "a
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sI2O.OOO.
FOR SALE,

HOUSE AND LOT ON HIGH STREET, near
Chipmans Hill. The House is one and a halt sto-
ries high, in good repair pleasantly situated has
good cellar aud is commodiously arranged. The
lot contains between two and three acres, and has
on il number of Fruit Trees There Is good
well, and first rate Cistern.
For Terms and further particulars enquire Of
GEORGE W. PlNNEi.
Middlebury, VI, March 9th, 1869. bOu
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NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully announce
to the people Of Middebury and vicinity that they
have purchased the interest of A. z. Williamson
& Co. in the Butcher business and have opened
a Meat Market under the name of COMSIOCk &
CO.. in McIeod's building, first door east OF SCOTS
boot and shoe shop, where they will he happy to
wait upon all those who may desire provisions IN
their line. Lime will also be kept on hand for
sale. They are making arrangements to open a
Lumber Yard. where they will fill orders for every
kind Of lumber manufactured in this vicinity, ON
short notice.
MILTON BRooks o. y. OoMsroCK
Middlebury, Nov, 49, 1868. 35yl
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The CLIPPER MACHINE, As now constructed
are the only Mowers built which come up to the
advanced stage of improvement found in Other
Agricultural Implements. The lisht, elastic steel
hav fork. steel hoes and shovels have entirely
superseded the heavy and clumsy wrought iron
ones, which no farh er would now think of using ;
a Mower built of appropriate materials and like
finish, will supersede the present clumsy machine,
made mostly of wood and cast iron.
Builders of other Mowers have been too much
Influenced by a desire to lesson their co =, and
have employed wood and cast iron, where wrought
and maeable iron ought only OF have been used.
II the Clipper Machine iron has been largely sub
tituted for wood, maleable iron for cast iron aud
steel in place of malleabe or wrought iron.
An examination Of the Clippers will convince
any of their superior merits over all Others in
strength, durability OF draft, and reliability
for the work over all kinds of ground, and in every
variety of grass. Confident of this,wo invite those
in want of MachiHes to examine Tor themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-05-25

MEMS, BOYS, and YOUTHS
wi Thick, Kip, and Calf Boots, a large assort-
ment, at
BARBoUR's,
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EXTRAS WILL Re FOUND WITH AGEaT>
FOR ALL REPAIRS.
Also number of second hand
BUCKEYES, WOODS,

and other Machines for sale cheap. All wishing
Machines are requested TO Try the Clipper and
senG in orders early.
Price of No. . SIG, 200.
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FOR SALE.

Twenty or twenty-five acres OF first rate MEAD
Ow-IAND. including a good Building-Lot, on
Weybridge Street, in Middlebury.
Inquire at this Office. asu