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FaE FAIR n E2isaa q
On FaIl BOn1 LLD1 or Fa1 0ErHsOn OEEEs,

On ran boH1 LADY oF, Tan ORIHson OEIFFS-
care oar ipoETFEuED.i
pumpkin, which jumped with q bound,
TeiI esnght hiS bB and 6seEsed im 70 his breast
VII s294 "a sIi c si iPS'S ss e. soG nov
But wherefore didn't ,hOu thy shirt that club
ITO % s5asa you In the snout, tyrAnt, had 'lsw'd
"'Ti;f we'll for me you didn't then, now III wish
Come here re ny little boy, let me kiss him for his
ANA BsFs's = cent 70 tuy stick Of candy for your
Tell took his boy and started home upon ths even
But tod the pirate ere he left he'd noor come back
again.
1a.-.Gl CHAPTER X---AFLOAT AaAIE.
And nov we wi ] change the scene AGAIN.
And rttuTn ones moro % the oc IN main
We will taks You on boari the Lady Jams Gray,
Who with bobstsys we'll holystoned was soudding
souddIns no flying before the wind fast,
While sailor was leaning gainst her top gallant
fEwas no othsr than WIN sOners, the gallant yOuns
Who in meditation was gazing at the evening star
"Avast there shipmet, Said old Jack Ryder near by
" In the downs again gaz &C the stars 10 the sky
Come, come, Will, cheer up, and never dispairs
FOR 6iiut heart never won yet the lady 50 iair.
In Union Lane. there lives dame,
l- Scwi lAugef's unit elm protEel,
She is so handsome and her name
Is Kat i-re-na Wetzsl.
So cheer up WIN and don't be Bu'ky,
ny KAie's handsome, and is bulky,
-f No gal I ever saw before,
-i- Liae my sweet Kate GO ADORE"
Thus sAug ia K Ryder, sailor as ire
AS ever did sail On the salt water sea.
While William 9azad on with q tear IN his eye,
H6 thinking OF II ez, and for Ier he did sigh,
For she was 10 hun far deareI than life,
She vas his betrothed and would soon be his Wifei
Although her parents did not like the match,
AS they thought that he wanted their property to
But William, assure you was above such thing,
He supposed fair Ines safe. and thus he did sing:
All In the Downs our ship lay to,
ra When lovely lnez hove in view.
As soon a7 shs her Yilluem spied;
s She cast her eyes up and che Cried
sa-1ss. -- Eo - ooHEHuED.l
And We shall continue 70 give great Bargains in
OLOTHIHG, as We have splendid stock on hand
Of Fashionable Winter Clothing for
MEN ANDlBOYS WEAR,
all Of our own manufacture and which We will sell
81 Extremely Low Prices, at
.s 1lals=5s BAAes A HAAO8
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
sole Agsnoy for the sale Of Singers OelSbTtOd
Sewing Machines, strongs Patent Army Trunks
and Storr' Automaton PressmAnt
N Corner OF Onion and Superior streets.
~ EOOK OUT FOB TIE GLAETR ~
A RMY OFFICERS ATTENTION
IA Just received, =r.-
10 Pcs best blue Military Cloths,
different grades, will be made to order on short no.
tiee, in the very best style, at low rates
dsOlS ~ 1ss Superior Street, Z; OPP p Bank St.
lust REOEIVED-FRENOH
q Flannel and Cashmere sansy Shirts,
decls s. MAHN'S, I62 Superior St
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NFASTER'S SSALE-PURSUANT

M ASTER'S SALE-PU UhS UAhT
lVl TO the command Of q dserstal 'ordsr OF sale
nom the Court Of Common Pleasfof Cuyahogs loOun-
ty, At saa suit Of John sherman, against John
sprague .aDd others. TO me directed, shaH expose
Tor sails at pable auction lt the door of the OOurb
House. IN the City sf Cleveland, on the twenty hrst
day Of FsoIuarg, 1859 ct three O'Clock y. NJ The
follo9fpE desericsd premises, situate IN the town.
ship Of mayhsld, in tho county OF OuFahga, and
State OF Ohio and known By lot Ne. nfteoH, in tract
No. three, and bounded as toioWs East vest, north
and south BY lot Enes, and containing one hundred
and fOrty ak ana one third acreg Of Land, De the
pame or less but subject TO al l gal highways
aud eKcentfnR thers from thrteea in the north
west ner thereof, set on to John slrague for
hom msatead, beundsd as follOWl: commanding a
point in the west line Of said lot nine chains IS links
uOrfherIT from the southwest corner u said lot
thence runnirg moth on said west line six chains
Is links 10 thu Dorthwe corner Of sad lofi thence
east the north line tRso u ehAins 80 links; thence
BOuth parallel with the west hue ak chains 3 Inks
thence vest twenty chains 80 links 70 the place Of
- HENRY O. ABBEY,
l. Prsnfiss, Master f'ommsr.
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RT1STER5S SALE-PURSUANT

M ASTER'6 SAIE-PUhSU UANT
IHN 70 the command Of . pluries decretsl order
81 saie RON The Oourt of Common RleEg Of Cnyaho-
tsVi Th6mas,3 EiiEabsth Thomas. Electa echneli,
Board OF Educa IL Of East Cleveland Township and
81 ii Kirby, to me directed, afal 61 Pose for sale
AZ puhir auctien, ef the deOr Of The Lcurt Hot se
IN the City Of Cleveland, on the "a day Of Februar
Ig at two O'Clock p NJ, Of said ddT re foliOainF
lot or parcel land situate in 10 and BEGINNING
A. point on the plank read e he corner or hat
Portien o. said orignAl pgemi9el st o2 20 Elscta
schuell, thence 5h54o j chains; thence 51ieo ~
- laks; thence 50349 y 8 chaina ard rs linFs 10
vest line Of Chittenden Lewts' land; thfncs 5
chains aud 5 links; thspoa \ 5054o v g chairs md
q links thence N 5Q4o " chains 10 the Plank
B a.; theBcs So 3 2ehainl aud 81 lfnfl 10 NJ
= lon acro5 Of said ilnd being ~ i0l No. Z. Snd
5gI 100 acres IN lot No. - ApPraiasd At 500
D. W. GAGE Master Com'r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-07

frsAl . dsss5ipiien in. the New York
Evening PostuAahs hus1Erirtssn Battery,
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LEADER;


-TET6II 5I6II5INe. 20. !. -
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MASTER OOMMIsSIONERiS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lyl SALE.-PurBuant to tbs command Of an
order Of sale TO me directed, issued ON ihe Court
therein penoing wherein Uhaunosy COBton is pl sin
tir and Ira o. hishai dEol and otnerai are De end
ants, shall expose for sale, at public auction, ct
the or Of the C0urt House for said CuuniYe nRon
the 22d DAY o. FEBRUARY. k62, At two O'Clock p. ~
th lands and tensnens desert bsd a. f0lloaB. fsit-
nate in the township Of lndapsndenco, Ouyahoga
County Ohio described follows, 70 wis the piece
Of l.nd known Is lot No. So, in the l2th range Of
tOWnshirB in tbs C0nnecticut Western Reserve in
the State Of Ohio, Guy a1oga couneFs and i known
a. beng part Of hitT-lour gcfeB Of land dfeded 70
the Inhabitants Of lndepsndencs bY Theodore and
Lewis strong o. Mort teaupfoa, - asg., and a boun-
dsd on the west b Akron and Cleleand STATE koadi
on fhe south By Ve acfe lot numbtr any nine 59li
tee east bylan1 thsn Owned b the said strongsi
and on the north BY lot number hftF-nVe l5ls coa-
tanning four and 60lO0 acress more or less, Ap-
prailfd value E3o0. ,. 9kAhNlst
j. n. Jones, Master Oommr.
- Pltffs Atty. janZl-S7s
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lot lls S2OF lot All S200 LOT as, o lot IA, s.
Iot i78, S25 lot 779. S2 lot T64 6loo l6i l0i9 ~ s
h18, S200, lot 753 so; the vet had ol lot nurilF
l03, 500; Let -, $50 lot 7, tz5, ard lot = $50 n
subdivision Of block MARKED v W.; Let 1umherad
2 $500, in subdivision o. block marted ~; lot a
500, Of subdivision marked tie Hhois o. bl1rF
No IS $, the island called, north Of the 5hiR
Channsl, or Old River BED; lot s. 500; lot g. la
LEWIS W. FORD,
3. B. PrentiGI, MattaT Oonmif,
ppfIa AtthV Jaa 1E. 1sEisafS
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H. n N a Il 4 OOUA4bIB -
Il years experienes, exeluHivelY tEesta NJ
o. the Eye, and Deatnea1,
~ AZ no. I57 Prospect street, Cleveland, o.
~ Abundant testimonials OF persons restored 3
Sight or Hearing In New York, the Western states
and HOrthRrn Ohio. ~
Artificial eyes inserted fRAT HOVE and tbs bsTi
luallty. Dr. K has tAkenA Diploma in cOmpetitior
with ali other 0culists, ~ the New YORK Stats Fair
ior his mnsrb Artificial Eyes.
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HAIR DRESSING

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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY

DATENT OIL GREASE.-FIVE
~ ansiust received and foE sale low. g.
y 2 RAVHn1ilna
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
I. M. Il ger & o.'s Gszette.

TTaVe have made the above Reduction In Prices
with the fnld view Of bepeGine the pablie and
ourselves. he IFntffc have been Ew1ndftd BY sfu-
sous piaeiines nisGe IA Imitation " The metal
III them truE the iron ling 10 the smallest piece lis
uf poor qaailty TIE maker. have mol the do
thrir work we'll. they hid AWAY in secret places
where Ii wsuld be impossible TO hases VI their com
mand the proper mechAnieAl appliances. IL is1oni3
sv doing great IN sifess, and having extensive
nfaetsring esiahlishfne god machines be
IN ade az moderate prices. The best designed
chipes BADLY MADE, are always liable TO get out Of
order. and cost considerable trouble and
money 10 keep thesn ih repair.
TIC qualities 10 he iosfked for IN q Machine
rtrf#wtfe OF aaE rutt s5ttd
e great aHrasrtffF, rapartp
t,os, rtA tAe tessf abor Machines to combine these
senia qualities ha made ef tne Iest safaI
}Rts he'd perfection Nehaye the WAYS and means,
ON 4 grand scale, 10 dc tslss. -
The pure hasefs ~ inac aies whose daily bread IL
may concern, slil ind thai these having the above
qualities net ohig work Noil al rsSsa asa rs sog
rates ui tpcgd bHt ln the anost pcssble
der. Our machines, aApa by t., will ksRN MORN
MONEY, with LEss Eiau an5 othsFr, heiher In
imitation of ours q not IN fact, they cheaper
than any other Machines - gift.
III FLocai Agents Wanted.
4. 81. SINGER Il CO..
4as HrGadM ay, Ny.
| CHICAGO OFFICE-No. 80 Clark-St.
j. NJ BILLINGS, Agent in Keokuk..
sept2s.d
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KEOKUK IOWA: FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1862
Singers Letter A Machine

IL the best Machine Ia the world for Family sewing
and Light Manufacturing Purposes
Price with Hemmer) AID beautifully ornamented $50
The Nos and Machines are OF great ca pAcity nd
application for manufacturing purposes.
Our No.3 Machines are especially adapted 10 all
kinds OF light and heavy Leather work, in Carriage
TriEnmiH iHg Reet and shae Making, Harness Making,
etc, etc. They OF extra size. with long
enough TO take under Is and stitch the largest sized
dashss. here is Hrarcrt. nny part u Frimmcr's
stitching that eanpot be better ith he than by
hand so, too, The saving of time and labor Ia very
great The table Of these Aehinss il ~ inches long,
and the shuttle will hold six times the ssuai nifty
OF th cad. The large machines work ss fast small
ones.
" e would ask fer essr HETTER@A MACHINES the
special atteBtonof VEST MAKEIss and DRESS M A
KERs, and all those who wait Machines for light
maartadariHg parpasss. They emhody the principles
terockcd stitch and destined 70 be celebrated
tor Famip assiHg and Lga turing purposes
| our Standard Machines are manufacturing pur-
! poses In general,
cotfom TArfaa ssk T1tt, speols. Best .aeRs Of! in
teftisS, SIC.
/ Nemannfae,nre Needles, aud would warn
all persons using machines not bny others
We know ilat there needles sold Of iB< fate
quality yrlsfS ihan charge for
/ The needles sold by manufactured especially
for maehin.s a had Nstas may best
/ ehlnf almost Rxeiess.
Our stumFrE red ttTat all Branch
| ofices are furnished with The genuine article
lH case Of smai purchases, lhs money nay be sent
in t.ast=@e siantsss. or bark notes.
| LItarresreldents IA please write their names
dtsslnrtiyi II ~ III Important that should IN eacf
case i new tht Post Office County and state
III TAii perEans regnt ing Information about Sew inf
Machines their sza Prices. MnrAihg capacities,
the best et hods Of purchasing, ean etan 1t by send
ing t6usg or any of braneA 0fces, for copy o
i I. M. Il ger & o.'s Gazette,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-03
IT. Tickets Tor Sale IA all the Main
Ticket offices.
T. R EIGHT

II II l. q ii Il 3.
by this route, Freghts of all descriptions can be
forwarded from Phadelrhia. few YORK, Boston or
Baltimore 10 iron any point ON the The Railroads
of Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa OF Missouri bf RAILROAD DtkEGT.
The Pennss iyAnia Raiirnad also counorts nj Pitts
burg VIII SteAMEFs, ty wntrt GUUE be forward
ed 10 any point on the Ohio. Mnskingunl, kentucky,
Tennessee. Cumberland, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missis
sppi, Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas. aud Red Rivers,
ami at Cleveland sandusky aud Chicago with steam
ers to alt ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrnsting the transporta-
ton OF their Freight 10 ths Company can rely with
confidence on Ills speedy transit.
The Mates nj Freight
To any point in the West by the PenBs. lvaBh Rail
Road, are nj all times AS FAVORABLE Al AXE
CHARGED BY OTHER COMPANIES.
/ LII Be particular 10 mark packages, VIA PENN.
R.K."Ll
r. J. SsEKpER, Philadelphia.
MAoRAw q kooss, 50 North ST., Baltimore.
LEEtH d Cos Mo- Astnr House, or Mol s,
| William street, n. Y.
LExcn & Co, No. n State street. Boston.
| H. II. HOUSTON. Geni Freight Agt., Phiiadelpha.
I l.. L. HouPT. Gen. Ticket Art .phiindeiphiA.
/ ENOcH LEWlS, General supt. Altoonas Pa.
| aag1d
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-04

HKsTs' sHAwLS. superior make, FROM 81 80
" toss.5o At the EQUINOX sr0RE
Manchester. Nor. la. 1861.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-04
Brave FIGHTING AT roRT DOyELSol.

Some Of the best slnd-up fighting IN
this war Was done at Fort Donelsou, and
il must be conceded that the rebels fought
with great daring. and even with despera-
ton IN many eases, showing themselves
vastly superior to their leaders in person
al courage. Undoubtedly the most bril-.
liant charge in the enlire siege was that Of
tie 2dnnd 4ih Iowa and the llh and 25lh
lndiana. under the command Of Gen. G. +.
sluil., who led tbem in person, amid a
storm ef balls aud bullets. and eheered
them through all the terrible strife. He
even rode his horse upon the breasiworks,
and for fifteen minutes exposed himself as
a target to every one Of ihe passiag mes
scnscrs OF death. That he Vas not killed
or wounded is something marvellous, for
tie brave soldiers were falling all around
him.
Many instances Of reeklessness Of life
are told. Three members Of the Sth Hi
nois rushed over tile riae-pits after the en-
emy had retreated, aud persisted Sighting
against thousand foes. On Saturday. q
young man, James Hartley who had lost
brother the previous day, swore TO be
regenged, and in one of the sorties by the
rebels attacked six Of them single handed ;
killed three Of them, and then lost bis sown
lite. Corporal Mooney, an lrishman, see
ing thai the staff Of one Of the regimental
flags was shot away. picked up the stars and
stripes, and wrapping them round his body,
rushed over tie parapet OF the ont-works,
and, crying Come on, my brave boys, was
blown 10 pieces by shell.
An orderly sergeant, seeing arebei point
ing a rifle at his captain, threw himself
before his beloved officer, and received the
bullet through his breast, AID fell dead 10
the arms Of the man he had saved. The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-04

THE FLIGHT or THE RfRELs FROM
BOWLING GRERN.--According 10 accounts
received at Louisville, the Latter part Of
tic retreat ofthe rebel army from lowing
Green took On the character Of a prccipi-
tate fight This was caused by The APP
proacl Of The federal force under Gen.
Mitchell Although the rebels bad made
il impossible Tor them 10 cross Big Barren
river by destroying the bridges, they threw
some shells across, Which caused great
couslernaiion. The Louisville Journal
says -
"fbe scene ofthe rebels flight, as dss-
cried 10 us was one Of tie most terrible
rouls that can be imagined. The Nash
vile pike was completely bloekadel with
cavalry and infantry, all in admirable dis
osder, and long line Of carriages, carts
an al kinds Of vehicles. Offers were
hurrying away their wives on foot, and
carrying th.ir children il their arms willie
the whole noubelligerent portion Of the
flying crowd were screaming and shouting
at the Top Of their voices in ffegzy Of
apprehension. We have few glimpses
Of the whereabouts Of some old scquaint-
ances. Gen. A. Sidney Jhonsion was one
q The last 10 leave Bowling Green, but
leli IN such hurry that he forgot lis over
coat. lie took the pike to Nashville
Col. Thomas II. Hunt leii for New Orleans
for The benefit Of bis health. and hlexan-
der Casseday succeeded to the command
Alexander Casseday and John G. Brecsip-
ridge arc temporarily Al the capital Of the
State Of Tennessee. Young Tom Clay is
On lueknef's staff, and, having lef, with
the genefal for Fort Donelson, isprobably is
prisoner Gems. Hindfnnn and Hardee
boih went 10 Nashville"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-04

"AN aaisi sltns ths FoieniAe, ihsy say,
= E1eeps ncs and ghsu 4 stiAy p.csw
+ sisas - bs wslks au has teB, 20 asd fro.
ny - tievtaAu las ie ihe shictst
'Ias nosising-a private - iso nus aud then,
vii noi conns in the news u the battle;
No an afseee s5ri-- ousg ass u ihs mea.
Meaning eul. al alo1e. the dsaih-taille :
an quiet along The Pai0nlae tonight
v here the soldiers iie Eeaesfniiy dreaming,
Their ieuts ii ne sHys u the clear autami' noo,
Or ths light u thtir xaich.hrr are cleaning.
tFemal0as sigh ~ the gentle sight vind
Throash the fortst leaves sgfly i creePingi
While he s,afs above, wigh their gliiteriug eyes.
Kesp guard = Cos The army IS sleeptag.
There's oniy lie sound u the lone sensry's tread
As he iramps from the rock TO The fountain
And thinks u the two IN the low tfundle bed
Far away in the cut on the mountain.
HIS musket falls slack - he face dark aud grim.
Gross gentle With memories tender,
A. Ne muiters a prayer ioF be children asleep-
Fer their mother may Heaven defend her'
The moon seen. 10 shine jus. as brightly rs hen,
That night, wheu the lose yei unspoksn
Leap'd up to his lips when l0w mufmufed VOWS
Mere pledged to be forever unbrokcn
Then drawing his sleeve roughly over bis eyes
Hs dashes of tears thar are swelling,
Aud gathers his Gun closer up 20 rs place,
As Il 10 keep down the heart-swelling
lie passes the fountain. the blasted pine tree
The footstepis iaggng aud weary;
Yet onward he gees ihnughih broad belt oi light,
Toward the shades of the forest So dreary
Haik sas il nlght-Wind that rti,,lei the leaves
Was il moonlight 50 wendroesly flashing
II looked ike rifle" Ia MAGY, Pood-byes
Aud the lfe-blood is ebbng and plishng
All quiet aloug the Potomac tonight
NJ sound sa,e the rush 81 the river;
While soft fills Tie dew on the face OF the dead,
The pcket's of duty forever
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-04

CASH AND CREDIT. IL is an inT oriani
element Of success in lie to acquire tho
habit Of being beforehand with Whatever
you undertake. can, perhaps, best Illus
trate what mean by an example taken
from another branch Of the subject. There
are two friends, gentlemen OF large means
whose estates and whose annual incomes
are about equal. One Of tAcsc IS Away
short Of money, buys every Thing Oh credit
and on tie longest credit thal he can com.
mand, often when travelling las 70 borrow
money 10 take hlm home, and really hai
to make MS may turns and sl lts TO gel
along rs il he we're poor All simply be.
cause he lives just twelve months ON the
wrong side cf his inc me. The other man,
whose annual income and expenses arc
about lhe samc rs those OF his Lcighbor,
never has an open account, buys every
thing for cash always has a plenty d
money in his pocket, and plenty more 10
bank, and i apparently without a care IN
the woIld, 50 far as money is concerned
All simply because he lives just twelve
months on the right side Of his income
The two men have equal resources. in
the course Of their lives they spend about
equal amounts Yet the one is always
poor and harassed, The other is always rich
and AT his easc.--JohH S. Hart.
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rnr sronnIse OF Fonr posrLsoS

THE SroRnsG or FoRT DosELsoS.-
The Hoyid correspondent thus describes
the storming Of the fort -
The task Of accomplishing this delicate
and dangerous enterprise was accorded to
Gen. Smith. His division was divided
for the attack into two brigadcs, one under
Col. Cook. including the Seventh Illinois,
and Fifty-second Indiana Col. Lauman
with the Second, Seventh and Fourteenth
Iowa, Twenty fifth Indiana and Thirteenth
Missouri.
Col. Cook took The right Of the attack,
menacing the center Of the enemy's posi-.
ton. Opposed to them were six Teunes.
see regiments. commanded by Co.'S. Saggs
Bailey, Head Quarles. Brown and Coombs
with the Second Kentucky Regiment.-
Col. Cook took his men straight Up The
side Of the BIN Al tie highest portion Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-04

A Chicago paper says lhe sceesslonisis
are 10 d league with he'll. They ars IN
less than a league Of il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-04

" Now Il tie time to get Up clubs, a.
The boy said shen tie Jgurnal's''e deg
chased him
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orrleE ov.n nav rqrlNox sroaE
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DURNETTS GENUINE
II EXTRACTS.
BuRSETT's COCAINE, for the Hair. b.s, ar
tiele id Use
FANCY BOXES AND T0YS. for presents
INDIA RUBBER DOLLS, BALLS and T0Ys.
Large assortment. jus. rscsived q, ihs
DRUG STORE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-04

lAn0 IDS ASSORTED DRESS GOODS,
EUUU neLAines, YalsnciAs, and ether styies
~ ~ l-2 eezis per yara GreAi bargains IN this
lss. X. 7. HURD co.
MaBchsstsr. Eov. 10. 1851
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The Manchester Journal.

eupLsurD EvEaT TUESDAY MoRsrSC
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-18
Sci 2idt beieb<,,,.' !,

. Bie mir aus Be&it1bldttetn trit6tn,
bef&ulpiat ter ,,ga.ional RtputIiean,t'
rtn. .Nattonat SnFtttetnttT : ras Oraan
Senarp's, unp Der Aominiftradcn, roe
psrielbe .eie Stdrfe eer 8ettaen abf&tIi&
iibrtrtibe. nm unfert Opstalicntn - ldb<
men unb ben xrisa 40 ptoirabireu. bis BE
nd&aen Gou9rs6poblsn atestalteu ~er'
ben :fsien. pom p.s,sn man srparte, bae fe
~ 9unfen per GTieesnspartei ausfaQm
pssheH Gin GTisssasf 4iue MI: :etM ST.
bsn auf 5grunplaae eer unaAtdnstsfeit
peGslben IiseeTfd.ppap f&sn ma&en. ~
= zaae=esef atisHet 9nteet tstneesN sftb FIT
aeraumer 3ett n etaew fsldta SiMne ~