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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-04
How SalatsdEgOt Unsfcd.

Well, at length the mite cum, that orful
mite as was to fetch rue into new state Of
bein, and it foun me in a dreadful fix; fust |
felt good and then bad; tust proud and then
skoered like five hundred | went over the
morning aiore that eventful mite to see Sal,
and fonn her takin it nifty easy, rather in
hurry fur mite to cum ] thought; but as fur
me was ina hurry one minnit, and the next
felt III rather it would be put offa spell lift
could, but pitied Sal.
After supper | washed, then I put on The
ceanest sort Nv a shirt that Aunt Jane had
fixed up nifty nice and smooth; then draw
ed on about as nice set NV Sunday harness
as you ever seed, and arter man and Aunt
Jane had primed and fixed up my hair and
creevat, | was reldy; SO off | puts to SAILS
dads, and reckon ! dun about as much
thinkin goin over thar as was ever dun by
emmy other fellow in the same time. At last
arriv, and was marched into whar Sal was
she sorter tried 10 blush, and then sot her
head to one side and looked about as sweet
as emmy -four you ever seed. / thought she
WIS about as purity creetur as ever laid
my i5e on.
Directly Sails sister says, the parsons cum,
and in we marched whar thar was about fifty
Jokes, and felt nifty bad and nifty skeered,
but tried my best TO keep stiff upper lip.
Well. we tuck our places, Sal hangi1 on 10
my arm, and me looken at the floor. Then
the parson says: "Du you take this CONAN
Che mite sed young lady,) as you hold by
the hand, TO I've you're lawful wife too helr
her and TO keep her, too luv and too nus. till
detb dus you partH "I'll do my best" ses
J, standin fust on one leg and then luther
fur all the world like turkey on hot
stone. ~
Then he looked at Sal and ses he: "Du
yuu take this man (like be didn't know my
name, as you hold by the hand, tn be your
lawful husband, tu nus ard tu help him
oner and obey him, til deth dus you part?
ayes, Sir" ses Sal Then scs he "I ther
pronounce you both man and wie--salute
your bride" With that clutched Sal, and
| gin her abouta as nearly bnss as you ever
herd; then the fellows all cum round and
kissed Sal Ike blaz,s, you could see it dun
en- good. from the way they yitched in;
thot Sal ,orter a stopped i, bot she never sed
aword; as fur me, kissed right and left, an
cum mighty, peer kissing q. 2 riegsr gal as
was o fctchini in some water; then everybody
begin gigling and begins tn feel nifty
mean.
I After a while the kissin an foolin was all
over, and we all pitched in tu the goodies, and
+, Ii ever saw sweetenngs fly, it was then,
ct till like tn popped, und everybody else
dun thar best. About ten O'Clock they all
left, an sum ov the boys ses, "peter won't
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-04
4 Case Agninst Engla,ld.

Correspondent sends US the statement
printed below, ofthe seizure oftwo deserters
from the English navy, from on board an A
merican vessel. The case is one OF a very
numerous class, where English officers rely
ing upon great naval strength, have commit
tod acts which were wholly indeIensble. The
cases are no precedent for us TO follow and no
sound argument can well be drawn from
them; but they have been regarded by Eng
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-04
GROCERIES,! GROCERIES
AT
GEORGE &c WILSON'S.
S.uHr pHsaSEn nuns GAnps nIasn

WYE have on hand, and are now receiving
w lron the South and East, the Iargest
Stool. OF Groceries ever brought to Cadiz, TO
which we wish to call the attention OF Retail
ers and others wishing to purchase for their
own consumption. Weare determined to sell
as low if not lower than either Stenbenvlle
or Wheeling prices. Our stock consists in
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-04
McNEELY NORMAL S CHOOL,

McNE EEL4 WOhMAL . CnUUL.
TINE WINTER TERM tl6 weeks) begins
Il Nov. 18th, 1861. hi
instruction given in tho Common English
branches, Penmanship, Elocution, Grammar,
etc. Special attention is given TO training
teachers in these branches, and fitting them for
the successful management of schools. The
higher Academic branches---Algebra, Geome.
try, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, PhysIol
ogy, Botony, Logic &C., &C., taught as herr.
toiore. -
Latin and Greek languages taught.
Vocal music taught.
Instruction ON Piano and Melodeon at usual
rates t3a8 s
"Lewis's New Gymnastics," SO useful TO
teachers and students, practiced and taught,
with unnecessary appar itus.
Lectures are given each term on the . Art
OF Teaching" and the Management OF
Schools" and other subjects Of interest.
The continued prosperity OF The School is an
assurance 10 the public that the labors and ex-
pendilures Vi the teachers are appreciated
For Catalogue or iurtatr information, address
EDWIN ltEGAL, PrIncipal
.a& or proi. w /. bklNKERuOrF.
Hopedale, llar. Co., o Oct. 23, 1861,
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40 pkg's M K Raisins in half and ar
boxes. Also Figs, Prnaes Dates. Almonds,
Cream Nuts, PEANUTS, English Walnuts, &c,
&c, at a4A 3AN@s sI vagf q. T. w
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
CT.(lT THINCI
J. CRABB C CO.,

Have just received a large and splendid stock
Of all kinds Of Ready.Made Clothing, Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps. Gents
Shawls, of all kinds; also tip top stock OF
French Cloths at an astonishing low price.
They respectfully invite their numerous
friends to call and examine their stock. and
they will not iail to purchase Our goods wero
purcha sed with great care at astonishing low
prices, and will be sold cheaper than such goods
were ever before soldin this market, for cash
only. @ JACOB CRABB u CO..
Oct. 3. 1861. VIZ 4s
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the vinder, 50 Jake couldn't get there with


the winder, SO Jake couldn't get there with
out tumbling inter it.
Well, ji,tas the clock struck nine, scz |,
Betsy hold this Lere hank OF yarn a mint,
wsal TO get ii wound OF! for the woman's and
society to maik iuto s;ockens for the solgers,
that's a dear crit;er. So she sets down her
kande, ard kommenced to wind and wind
ever ; slow and drops the ball every now
and then to keep her down slairs.
Jonathan" sez She, 81 do believe you
won't wind that warm of tonight; vow |
can't stay any longer, I'm nearly deed
asleep"
CLARK, " >ez !, whats tEa'? rm sure |
herd sumthin in the cherIy-tree, didn't you,
Betsy
al herd tie cease there. that's ALL" sez
She: ''they cum under the winler at nite."-
But she looked skeerod enough, and sez she,
81 vow Pm tired holden cut my arms this
way, and won't do it 70 longer" and she
throwed Tie hank Of yarn on the floor
"Well, stop mhit, till lsend old Pompey
out to see i anybody is.theTe.n
Old Pompoy went ont, Tho Bets said it wa;
no use, but soon cum runin in with his WOO
standin on end and his eyes as big as the
rim Of a soop plate, "Oh, Cor Orinity"' se1
Pompey, "Oh, massa. Oh, Miss Betsy" SCI
he. "What on airth is the matter Of you"
sez Betsy. "Oh, Cor mighty, massa, JAKE
Kelly he hang heself on the cherry tree un
der Miss Betsy's wi"der"
That shot was a settler; it struck POO
Betsy | Ike thunder wood talk ropler, oh'
Civ one ldrch ahead and fell right down il
another faintin fit.
"Well, l thoL dad wood a tainted too, HI
was struck oil ov a heap, and completed.
dumflugled. IL foretold it." said he, 9Th
last time | seed him, but didn't think
wood cum so soon; | told him he woul'
swing for it.yit."
Well dad took old Bunker, and took ih
| ldh'SiIiI Gnu put NC HSh't "hu 'iASAC va
Jake, sure enough, shared like rabbit, hun
up by one leg, and his head hangln dowr
kickin like mad
"'Cut me down, Jonathan" sew be, "a
the blud in my body has smashed into m
he'd; cnt me down quick, Ior heavens sake.
"The Lord be praised" sez dad, Che ha
jist been readin his Bible and felt pious) 18th
poor sinner is yet alive. Why, as Pm alivt
if he amt shared, too: We'll, now, Jona
than, this is sum ofyour dains. It's cleve
/ trick, but little speck dangerous"
= "Cut me down! cut me down" ssd Jak
don't stand starin and jawin all night, ic
I'm chicken with bIud'"
Dad kinder pitied the raskel, and giyin II
rope kip with old Bunker, let him dow
in jiff. Jake looked mighty streaked, sc
may depend. He coodent walk bit, and l.
: swore one leg was six inches longer than th
l. lr,,r1 Honr, So erl-o Il
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n. Z. NT,TAlODEN 4 co.

DEG lsave to announce to the people OF Har-
ID rison County, that they have received a
very large stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, 0ueensware, and Made up Clothing,
which they invite the people TO call and examine
q nd Judge for themselves. We are determined
not TO allow any person TO Jndersell ui.
Cadiz, Oct 0, 1861
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rT-Tfffs 3 TTTTVTI
.,,,R JOSEPH BOWERS,
- = I. !. !. ..uss }. wool. mHsEEns.

AZ ne
,Vof - .sUsS BY gOOLS EESTRIs.
afE-u sfrE ss5rf-
My name il = Joe Bowels
- I've geta brother Ike,
leane lrsm old. Niss9pli, ,.
,s-s..Yes, all the way iroui Plke.
20 III to,tyou how loit there,
~, And how came TO roam,
ssi And leave my good odd mamma,
'sal So far awsy from home! .a..
afI.rr FiHaoA 1a=. #s. .... .-... .s..H
i psed tocourt ypllsr gal,
81 ,lIer name twas Sally Black,
ssi usked her would she marry ne,
41Hh Says she, all is a whack"
Fs. Says she to me, Joe Rowers,
go ay Before We hitch Tor lite.
- You'd better get little home,
For TO keep sCGr little wifc!''
5.1 Oh, Sally! deuresi Sally!
sasss Oh, Sally, tor your sake, ..r
90 IN go to CaliIcrnia
,'s,. And Try 10. raise stake
lts3s Says she TO ue, .."Joe Covers,
srs You are the man to win ----
,,1 Here's kiss to seal the bargaiu,'
4 Js And che gave a dozen in!
sa as n3-lr .I.-.es.t ...
sae Whenl got TO California
~ Ihadn't "nury red"
| had such wolish feelings,
Ialmost wished was dead
ssBut when thought OF Sally dear,
aas Kind feelings would | get
They whispered hope to Bowers,
Fllmake my for;une yet!
Atias,i sen,.to mining, EE Et
s''As Put in the biggestlicks;
Come do Sn upon the bouders
W. "a Just like thousand bricks!
ssef worked both late and earl y
Through sun and rain and snow;
g,se1 was working for my Sally dear
sqsugo Twas all the same you knC "!
,ss' At last I got a letter
From my dear brother Ike,
a. l. came from old Missouri ..
siH Yes, all the way from Pike!
hst. Ithad the dlrrdest news in
Me- "a That ever you did henrl--
"a Now, Gentlemen pnd Ladies,
sss Yob'll please excuse this tear
s~ Oh, The letter il did state,
That Sally's love FOR me had fed
She was cour ted by butcher,
. And the butchers hair was red!
Z fIr iellsyouswhat It is, f#8
A'A 7" Ills enoughto make one swear, 9
Sally had baby,
And the baby had red hall!
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BpArTLmono, VI 0et. ~, 1901,
10 THE
Sharp Shooters of Southern VT,

TIVE subscriber has bcea authorized BY the
1 War Department, aud Governor of Vermont.
TO raise Company Of Sharp Shoaters IN the towns
ofsouthern Vermont, 10 bo attached to the "a Reg-
ment Of u 5. Shooters, H. Beraan, commanding.
The service in this celebrated division Of the
Army, is not so laborious as in Infantry or Cav
airy.
Those wishing to enlist in this division, will do
well TO improve this, the last opportunity.
The LIST Vt. Company was very highly comph-
mented by President Lincoln, aud Cabinet, by
Gen Mcclellan and Staff, and by other promi-
nent officers
Two more Companies have been called for from
Vermont.
Green Mountain Boys, will you not respond
readily 70 this call Of your country, and help sus-
tain that time honored Gag. the Stars and
Stripes"
All persons who are desirous Of cnlistng in The
Sd Company, are requested 10, a once, make a
trial Of their skill in The use Of the rifle before
some responsible party who viii certify as TO the
good faith in which the trial was made, and send
or bring their targets to the subscriber.
No person will be enlisted who cannot make
string inside Of so inches, when firing at tire dis
lance Of 200 yards, at rest with globe or tecsco-
pic sights, or at the distance Of 100 yards with
open or peek sights, Of 10 consecutive shots.
A suitable person il wanted in every Town IN
Windham, Windsor, Rutland aud Bennington
Counties, to recruit Tor this Company. Ono dol
lar will be paid for each able bodied man recruit.
Ell. Any person who is wiling TO net as recruit
ing officer on the above terms, viii be authorized
50 to do by applying to the subscriber either in
person or by letter
Each recruiting officer win forward the men 10
report themselves to the subscriber at his Head
Quarters, Brattleboro, as fast as enlisted,
Each recruit viii draw pay and rotons from
date Of enlistment. And will also receive back
the money it costs him to get from his place Of
residence TO the Head Quarters Of the Company.
will furnish rife to make the Target with. 10
those having none, if they will apply to me at my
Head Quarters, Gt Wesselh@tt Nater-ture, Brat
tleboro
This Company will be armed with superior
sharp's Rifles and equipped By tue Government.
c, F. ORvIs, Recruiting Officer
T. F. ETREETER.
Capt. 81 company, ID Reg. U. SIS.
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Springfield, Nc, Oct. 81.

Springfield, Nc, Oct. 81.
The following is special drspatch TO
the St. Louis Republican:
A good deal of excitement has prevailed
in camp for some days past respecting the
report Of Gen. Fremoni's supcrcession, but
Washington adyices at headquarters men
ton nothing Of the kind. Gen. Fremonts
removal would cause intense excitement
and no little trouble in camp. A number
Of officers declare that they will resign in
that event, or insist upon creating him
Dictator of the Southwest, independent Of
the administration, which is bitterly de-
nounced in camp for its vacillating and
injudicious policy respecting this depart
ment.
The list Of rebels killed 10 the battle last
Friday now numbers l27.
Gen. Johnson's assumption Of the com
mand Of the rebel forces in Missouri, and
the cause o. the cannonading in direction
Of Sarcoxie are still unknown.
Philadelphia, Nov. 4.
The great naval and military expedition
was spoke n, TO on "Wednesday morning
ii latitude $3.50, longitude rs, by a schoon-
CT, j. NJ. Houston captain. lie reports
that the weather was fine st the time,
and be did not feel the gale until be
arrived at Delaware brcakws;er, on Friday.
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MANCHESTER WATER CURE

DIR. sPRAGuE would respectfully inform the
inhabitants Of Manchester and vicinity, who are
suffering from CnRoSic DisgAsE in any form, that
he intends to heep bis wArGR-CuRE open during
the winter for the treatment of patients. The
bathing rooms are furnished with stoves, aud al
vays warm Cold Heaiber is favorable for a
speedy recovery in many diseases which depend
on A relaxed state Of the nervous System and Mus
euar Fibres; almost all Female complaints come
nnder this head, and cures are effected in short
er time in cold than in warm weather. Ladies
suffering from disease peculiar to their sex are IN
yited 10 come and be cured without the use Of
Instruments, Supporters, caustic or Drug Medi-
cine Of any kind.
MorHEns, look to your ,reakty children, who
are complaining of Pain in their sides and back,
and see If they have got o curvature Of the Spine;
and IL so, know that they can be cured and made
straight Of the Manchester Water-Cure.
RnsuMArrsM and NEURALGIA Immediately dis
apreas.hy the application of the WAna ELEcTRo-
CHEMICAL BARN, then NhJ be confined 70 the
house and bed all winter and suffer such eIcfui-
aiiag pain, when SO pleasant remedy is within
your reach
Al kinds Of Chronic disease are treated as sue
cessfully in Cold as in Warm weather at this Cure
On. SPRAouE Will examine and give his opin-
lon in all cases Of chroac disease that may call up
on him for three months from the first Of Noyem-
Der 1861, Free Of Charge Many who are una
BILE to pay the expense of an attending physician
can avail themselves of this chance and cure them
selves at home
Patients will be visited and treated at their res
licences, if required, on reasonable terms.
An letters Of inquiry or descriptive Of cases
will be strictly confidential, and checrfully an
swcred. L. II. sPRAGUE, NJ D.,
MANCHESTER, VT.
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war Department,
Washington, Nov. /, 1861,

fore the President your letter Of yesterday
asking 10 be relieved under the recent act
of Congress. In separating from you,
cannot refrain from expressing my deep
regret that your health, shattered by long
service and repeated wounds received in
your country's defence, should render il
necessary for you to retire from your high
position, al this momenlous period Of her
history. Although YOU are not to remain
in active service, ye. hope that while i
continue in charge Of the Department ov-
er which | now preside, shall at times be
permitted to avail myself Of the benefit Of
your wise counsels and sage experience -
II has been my good fortune to enjoy a
personal acquaintance with you for over
thirty years, and the pleasaa, relations Of
that long time have been greatly strength
ened by your cordial and entire co-opera-
ton ia all the great questions which have
occupied the Department and eonyulsed
tie country for the last six months. Ia
parting from You. can only express the
hope that mcrciful Providence lha, has
protected YOU amid 50 mary trials, vii
improve your health, and prolong our lie
long after the people of ihe country shall
have bean restored 10 their former hsppi-
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MARRIAGES.

r. Dorset. 0e. 8a,h. 81 the residence n
r Mauley. ESQ, by Res Pratt, Ar hoNfR
n Jonxsox. ii Rupert. ami Mss HAXsAn JoSrs,
formerly " Naiisaell. W.
A generous supply q cake. the receipt ofwhieh
wc hereby acknowledge. shows that We we're not
forgotten on this interesting occasion Judging
FROM Ibis jus, and laadable doed ws are sure Mr.
johnson and lady will meet With their full share
of success and happiness.
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" sEtffFt = Etllsf -FNFs -
The following letter from Gen. Scott was
received BY the President on Thursday p
NJ
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NrM YoRk MARkEr.

NHNfAsatA Fhittt.
MeuAay. November 4, ls9t
casa -nio-i5A iee Fsts-2aA II
Ffsf IS a5as. 80. Cora go Csc
Oeit-g3as H.r-slsa sic.
Baaff "a rssru- % ) lg4a per 10. Eastern
i9A lTc CAees. --5 &c.
Ssser -Caba-esa sle Porte Bieo x q
e.
Tales -ai Q5s Hhakg 20 sls pe'
Eaiicn.
NEE Domestic Fleece Asa zoe faiiei
= % ela
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BURR & BURTON SEMINARY.

TTHE FALL TERM Of this Institution will COM
L mence WEDNESDAY p. NJ, August II, and
continue fourteen weeks
Rev. J. D. WICKHAM, A. NJ, Principal
Rev S0L0N ALBEE, A. NJ, Teacher Of Latin
snd Greek.
GEORGE RICHARDSON, a. b.. Teacher Of
Mathematical and English branches
French, Drawing and Music will be taught By
a lady Of experience.
Pupils Of both sexes can be accommodated with
rooms and board at the Seminary. Tie Princi-
pal and his family, with the several teachers in
both departments, constitute with these one fam
lily, and are regulated accordingly
For circulars giving information as TO Terms,
&C., address the Principal
Manchester. July IS, 1861.
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vESTINGS.
Very handsome styles, also the finest Black Satin
ever offered here.
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0VERCOATlNG.
Variety Of styles from 80 cents to 81, 90 per yard
Very fair quality o. cts per yard. double fold
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a 81 81
n ADIE
Tbs ass u
Armstrong; Washing Machine

-
Wiz make uas,ns day a day %, ~ aash 's
b DREADED a, The hardest working asy e 'hs
vAals wess Ths vs.hipg, IS tAs use g tas'
Machine. aaa ls dshe IA enc halt ihe iis'e rS4s'g
81 y thesll process II ''rubbihg aul pounding
a child twelve years q age can operate shls Ais.
chine With ease. while tho saving IN tho vesr e
clothes. ia an ordinary family. pill pay sor tie
machine Ia years iine.
This Machine Is ia asc 10 The families 4 the
following named persons whom We are permitted
10 refer 10
b T. WALKER, VS. BHowNsns,
Z. B. BuHroS, a, J GRAr.
FOR SALE M
G. II. WALKER.
Manchester, Oct 2s,h, 1861
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The great aert sailed this morning.
The Wabash taking the lead at daylight
when the gun was tired ~ a signal and
the Caliawba bringing az the rear
Thayessels aboutiiiiy 10 number formed
Ia a line few miles dawu the Roads and
went on, belwecn the capes in fine style.
The Baltic had tle Ocean Express IN
tow, and the Vanderbilt the Great Republic
aud the Illinois the Golden Eagle,
The morning was beautiful There i
no news from Old Point
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EQUINOX STORE.
Il. r. HURD 4 co.
RrI aooDs
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH.
and ,als alsan.as. q
AUCTION sni o,asr FORCED SAILS
Fhsy iatrbd &c kssp The bsss asserted .,sck IN
DsanIpgion ceaBt. snd sell ., Air
prices to lhcss That
PAY powS,
OF. PAY WHEN TurY AGREE TO
Goods no. in stock viii be ordered for eustenler
when desired
Call and examine the nsu styles aud prices.
No TROUBLE To SHOW GOODS
Equinox Store Due Bills,
Old Issue,
GOOD AS GOLD
To buy goods with a, the EQUINOX STORE.
Please present them immediately forpaymeni
0NERCOATlNG.
Variety Of styles from 80 cents to 81, 90 per yard
Very fair quality % cts per yard, double fold.
VESTINGS.
Very handsome styles, also the finest Black Satin
ever offered here.
Have you seen those
BROWN REP'D GooDSa
Large additions to the
WOSTED and SHETLAND WOOL
Stock, comprising all colors
Those BROCHE LONG SHAwLS,
at 5000, are very, VERY cheap.
Handsome men styles fine all wool
PLAID LONG SHAWLS.
HEAVY SIEETINGS, TiCKINGS,
flannes, Bleached Shoetngs. and other cot
ton goods at reasonable prices,
NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS.
MACCARONI and VERMICILLI.
FOX'S FARINA CRACKERS.
GRAHAM FLOUR,
FISH.
Goldfish Mackerel. White Fish, Blue Fish, Sal.
mon aud Herring, just received.
RICH ALL WOOL PLAIDS,
worth 5octs, at 81 IL per yard. Very cheap,
FRENCH MERINOS,
All colom. Very cheap.
ALL WOOL DE LANES.
All colors, plain and figured, much lcss than
usual. Look at then.
SACK FLANNELS,
For childrcn--yaricty Of styles and colcrs.
PRINTS! PRINTS!
New styles and great variety Of patterns
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
Just received.
BROCllE LONG SHAWLS,
40 per cent less than ever before sold In Msnchss-
HANDSOME PLAID SHAwLs,
OF superior quality.
LADIES' WOOL GAUNTLETS.
Just the thing for cold weather
MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE.
PRUNES, 10 cts PER LIB.
just received.
-------.-
GOLDEN SYRUP,
For Buckwheat Cakes.
TEASE fTEASi
Very fine qualities, jnst received.
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List of Letters

List of Letters
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Manchester,
IL Vermont, November LIST, 1861,
Robert Andrews. Milton b. Allen,
Charles Auyens, Ephram Bouchres,
George Barnard, A. X. Chapman,
Alfred Craignnu petrie Chalnt,
Jobannah Donohoe, Hon. Ira A. Eastman,
A. p Graham, Messrs. W. Hall or
f. W. Hall, c. Stephens,
Hartthorn Pike, . J. Kilburn,
Chas. G. 0del, A. r. AcRee,
j. D. Lyford, Kate Peek,
C. W. Phelps, II. i. Rogers,
William V. Scott. Peter Sauies.
Samuel Thompson, Tamsse Trouble,
Dophus Tellia, Sarah Vauaton,
Mr.. & Mrs A. b Way, Henry Weed,
Miss Josephine Woodcock.
+. W H0YT, P. NJ.