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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-30

TNRAMED TEAEMEAl, on the west side Of 9th,
i betwesn Clay and Leigh streets, tor sale AT
AUCTION will b. sold at auction on the prem
ises. on MONDAY. the first Of September, 1862, at
III o'clock p II the house and lot located Is above,
now in tho occupancy of Mr. Tilison. Ths house
has Ave rooms besides kitchen, &c.
TEkMs-One third cash the bsiance ct s and Il
months fa, negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed GnDDIN u APPERSON,
au s7 Auctiopsers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26
On the Shore of tho Rapidan.

a lttle while after John Brown had
distinguished himself II Harpcrs Fer
ry, gentleman ia Virginia invited
me to come aal teach bis young ideas
hoW 10 shoot. Perhaps, ID view Of
the impending crisis, Il was uot quite
patriotic ina Massachusetts, man 20
comply With such q request, bat at The
time Of which write, (aud, may adj,
at tie Time when most 81 this sketch
was made, very few men in the North
anticipated the terrible events which
haze since become 9 part Of our his
tory. accepted tive invitation, pack
ed my trunk, carefully concealing my
rife in it, took the cars, and in two
days found my elf in a little school
room not iar from lhc junction Of the
Rapid4n with tie Rappahaunoek
aad DO iuiieous observer who after
wards beheId the paper bullets peu-
dant from ny--shooting & llery, could
doubt thai lie wishes Of my employer
ltad been fully realized. | do not
propose 70 say anything about the fam
ily with VIII ! lived except that all
its member treated me with unyary-
ing esarte-y ma kindness during my
qjoan of .ix months moag hem.
The house ! IlyrdIa stood in little
clearing of few hluirl arresi aad,
with tha exception ofafaw 'oI cabins
occupied by negroes, there was not
aauher habitition IN siglt bar The
whole horizon around was frineed
with forrs, ofoaks aad pines. Here
| u..l b take oag wax. tor | found
tie wood ,tta gely attractive, en- in
winter nor we're is charms less po-
TENT when winter retreated 70 the
north, aud tie blue-birds came and
G.led tbe al with music, and SUNNI
followed With al her leary banners
Haunting on the breeze. | need not
say how pleasant il was when Satur-
day came, to wander far away into the
heart Of the forest, and exchange
tic noise Of the busy school room,
hnmming like a hive. for an anthem
Of birds and brooks and pines. OF
course, took no companion in these
excursions, except my rifle. When
| 90 into the woods wish 10 be alone,
and to forget If possible the existence
of cities and men, or remember them
only as q dreamy abstraction aud
breathe in the wild exhilarating life
81 the wilderness, uutil the trees seem
living things, The woodland nymphs
are coy, and only reveal themselves
io him who lreads With reeerent feet
their deepest soliiudes alone, Go
uith companion. and the trees are
nothing but timber; even the pine
seems to be without a soul and the
living rocks become mere building
stones.
Sometimes / roamed about 10 search
Of large trees, and interested my.el.
IN specula,ing on lheir probable age
Near the edge Of The wood ] found an
oak stump, about seven tee, is eir.an-
ference. on which ! cos ie]
dred and thirty rings
siN ftc' ave inches
hal two hanJrtd a t
TIE ,o. IS ilai yiai ust
fertile and nle tres are gea fa.9
sms.L b.a sad sesral oak. which
ner q r e. circumference.
m hr ground
II = psfass s4e 70 81 a, laey are
about tour ceniaues old Il i imPos-
+. I'D. "a. corn. Inln he nrc.enen II fhese
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men into hfs. Il is whal you give
I yourself and ~, what you have from
fathsr and mother, tbst makes yoa
fally born. Meu are uoi born til they
art well grown ah8 wen SIZED uf III
this dismal happiness, ia this wretch
edness d afiaeacs "a Iht simlessness
and l,tlgssncss Of life that il sur.
rounded by such abundance tbai there
i no pressure ct motive, how many
there are that merely stand in life,
without growth and without fruit
While they are present they are not
CIT, and when they So they are not
missed. A great many people feel
that this is Hcary w Bsseher
VACCINATION NJ THE ARHr The
troops stationed ii the vicinity Of
w,sh;,,,o, bays rocon,lv n,s,ej -,
animation for the purpose Of finding
those WHO we're in need Of beine vac
cmated There was plenty Of fun go
inc on during the communicable
bows ali tryinp Is shirk the opperation
They knew that after seven years had
passed the incubation dies out. and
that Il will have 10 be renewed in Or.
der 10 be n preventive against disease
20 alI OF them affirmed that they had
been yaccinated wltbin i've years.
When were you vaccinated z" the
doctor would ask, taking hold of the
mans arm.
aThree or four years ago, sir" he
was sure 10 answer"
/" Are Won certain il Is no longer y
aYe. Sir"
And he Is nassed on as asatisfac.
on,l.,,on e.,r, j.. i Fnor.ld1l.
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a,J,, ,r,3nooa o,.,aarin i. hana.
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vaors s,ro
a. vop certsin 4 !. 10 Ionoer g'I
a.kad tbs doctor donb,folIv
Hare Michael scratched his head
hooked down II his ounbosts. there
;, tbo ton ofh;s to,t ond ansyarad
vs. s,r ~ oor,ain amn
Aeo. no,,so ,ba Doctor osked.
,,,t,aa - 49,, .aoo;,o.o1 NJ;
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npot;n wL,t town c;tv or cam
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ina row, aad we're quite large These
were ,he 6r9 loc8sls had seen 10 ihe
weed aaa us1i1c r. deriag bew they
camelaere ueIed 6ur aag mounds
/ ~ fhe tofm ef reciaaeie bHi " iaiui.
" marked oui as T. hs scarcely dis
,inguished. These had evidently once
been The foundation Of q house. I
afterwards made some inq rie. bul
could only learn ht The naue f ;he
family which D formerly lived there.
was Gai they lived, loved
kew They went
aRty msay years gp The house
@ haraej L.iiie shrubs prane up
ia aeou a it aud became
DC ltayt. Of many au-
tanes vrre strewn upon the ashes
Year by year tie place has been 81
lenay encroached upon BY the wilder.
ness and now a sportsman might pass
over the very hearih-sto {, without
snspeeing bat a household bad ever
gathered around IL
IN ihs course 81 ny Wmbes, ] some
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

PoLTRooss.-The true narpe for
the contemplate fellows aiio are TAX
ing such pains 10 the draft ia
" poltroons" The o originally
made up from two Latia wofas sign =
: ing deprived Of the lhuwb. Cow
ards, in old English tiues, used to
cut off their right thumbs to disable
themselves from drawing the bow, and
thus escape going 70 the wars. Thus
they 60. Ihe name Of polir0ons. The
men WHO nos resort 70 a. mean shifts
to e, ird of he war service are pol
troons and nothing else. il should be
sasiT g.slIncafe apqellaiion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

DRAETfKG IN THE WAR WITH
EsGLkND.--The drafted men Of i9-
IA received no bosniy, bur on the
contrary, bad 10 furnish their own
equipments, including gun, knapHack,
eanteen, cartridge-bor and twenty-four
rounds Of amupition. Their pay from
Government was So per month
Offers of substitutes we're numerous,
but very few were accepted.
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81 never says Quilp, Z" bear any
malice towards the man who, without
malice, says anything Of me, with no
intention that should hear Of il. /
DO the same thing TO othcrs-perhaps
to him. IL fact, with few exceptions,
everybody talks about everybody
whom he thinks worth mentioning.
And what Of it? Nothing unless
some bearer chooses TO make mis-
chief. Accordingly, in such a case,
my quarrel is with the man who brings
me the news. | set him down at once
for my enemy, or the weakest and
most troublesome Of friends, whom ]
am 10 cross out Of my books as soon
as possible
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-26

AIaLEss LIVES Those are most
unfortunate persons, who ale by their
parents wealth released from their
responsibility Of industry -the spoiled
children OF the rich. Wealth in pa.
rents hands may enlarge the bounds
Of opportunity without destroying The
motives IN the child, OF industry and
slgaeiiy and perseverance, bat he is
wise parent who knows Jotl how 70
earn and how to hold the adminstra-
on OF his wealth, in such way az
that he shall not destroy by j these
motives in his child. When a child
secretly knows that his fortune IS Sc
cured in his father, and that whether
lie exerts himself or not, his prospects
in life are very good, he is apt to put
forth little or no exertion. There are
many, thank God ! who are made Of
such stuff that this viii not satisfy
,Hm They have a sterling inde-
nc There is to them an in
uac j ea,ura in establishing them
elves. They have conception Of
aah3od ;ha is entirely incompati-
e 9th dependence upon others
many accept this condition,
rejoice in il, and hold back lislless be-
cause the motives Of industry are re-
moved from them. Blessed are those
hankruplcie. that, ovcr'hrowing the
fatler,, build up the children. Many
and many man has as ID Of God,
and GOT OF the devil, the continuance
Of bis wealth and the children were
sacrificed Many aud many man
has lel4 up trembl g hands Of i'm
ior4 io God and CD loved him
100 well 10 hear what he said, and let
fly Tie bolts Of His Providence, and
scattered the mans wealth. and left
bis children to poverty, as the world
said. No 10 edncaticn 10 necessity.
Want, s2ficriug, cogeHt, crowding ne
cessity, are kinder to your children
than you are. Your love is worse for
them many times, than nature's sew
Gritty. What they had needed long,
and had not received at your hands.
they got in your disasler--lhe indis-
pen,able necessity Of rising up. and
having q plan Of life, and carrying It
out day By day. But there are many
who unfortunately liye on without be-
ing reduced 10 this necessity, and WHO
therefore manifest no considerable de-
gree Of energy. How many painted
men aud women there are. How
many houses there are IN which the
boys and girls, FOR aaghi that they Do
and are, Of 90 more Importance than
the portraits hat hang around The
rooms The Oh portraits never talk f;
they preaead nohg; they are
bui spectral piemres on tie walls
And in hos many household. viii
you fnl shalowY children? They
are good enough. and kind enough,
but there is nothing Of them. They
have 10 grit, 10 viii 90 executive
power They are mere pale. outline
pa-t 81 m-n voul h been
for II IS not onsa, ous Ala, sDa. gisss
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/ i9ahd gEct a4ailaAi e q HoW-
ers. most Of them cid scquain'ances
j. SpriBaisr Is valssys green ana isw.
hf q e nogs','n' high
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

How ON Is 1nE RkcEf--Nhen, dur.
ins tie tertiary period, more than a hun-
dred thousand years aye, llg Irish els and
the il..aOearos goamcd through iAe forests
az France. a human race dRell Their.
Their b0ral-pace has been discovered
isa cave IL tie side ei limestone
mountain in southern France, bearing Ira.
ces Of vast amount Of labor expended ia
fitting Ii for sepuicite, aud securing il
from notice. lls entrance had been closed,
and Il was iouad by sinking siaf sixty
six feet deep. Great masses Of humun
bones were found there, with those Of the
tiag. reindeer. rliinoeeros, and wild horses,
probably offerings to the dead The rude
Celtic tribes. who are commonly Supposed
10 be The fret Jewellers ID France, must
have appeared long after this people, for
Cells had no knowledge Of these species Of
animals. and DO not speak Of them even
IN their traditions In English cayerns,
Inc bones Of bears, hyenas. and OF man
miuglr in such manner that they must
have been deposited Al The same time.
In some d them, the same mass Of rock
holds thc bones az elephants, hippopotanii,
lions, and man. When tried by murialIc
acid, no difference can be detected between
tue bones Of the animals and Of man, their
uge being SO great that tie animal matter
lad disappeared. Science knows that
these bones were deposited during former
geologic period,-- period 70 which The
duration If SIX tllou.and years becomes bat
moment Fossil human bones, mingled
with the remains Of The hyena, bear, and
other animals, have been found IN the
tertiary strata 81 Europe, aud identical
with them in appearance, color, and fossil
ization.
The naturalist Dund found in Brazil
fossil human bones ia the solid rock, with
The remains Of IN ape, and the usual extinct
animals.
Immense blocks Of stone, piled above
these fossils BY the force Of great convul-
sions, attest the extreme antiquity. Ag-
ASST estimates the age Of human foot
and jaw, found by him IN tlIc coast lime
stone Of Florida, Of one hundred and thirty
five thousand years.
In tie blue clay underneath the bluff
ofthc Mississippi human bones have been
foundboIow those Of ihecxiinct megalonyx,
and entirely iossiiized. In making an ex-
cayaiioa at New Orleans, an Indians skull
was found beneath four cypress Forests
The time needed 10 form each Of these
cypress strata is estimated az fourteen
thousand years.--Rcr. y, " lEbeelock.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-02-11

INTERESTING AuliY SrATisTIcs.-The
sanitary commission has done valuable
service ia collecting and arranging the
statistics of our volunteer armies. From
the full and instructive details Of their re-
port we select some OF the more interest
Ing statistics. Tie number Of regiments
from which the commission have obtained
rclurns i about tuo hundred, and they
come ~ 10 period as late as the month
OF September lsst. The most interesting
fact is in regard 70 tie nativity Of these
two Hundred thousand men. The relative
proportion 81 foreigners aad native born
in the army Of ilie republic, cannot at pres.
ent be stated with perfect accuracy. II
Is certain. however. that II i not true, as
has bcea stated, that the majority Of the
army /; Of foreign biFih. ltwoud proba.
bly, DC 4 near approximation to the truth
10 state thai about iwoil1rds 81 our vol
unieer soldiers are American born, and
nine-ienlls citizens, educated under Tic
laws of Tie Union, and ia tie English
tongue In scrcniy-six and laf per
cent. Of tie regiments Inspected, native
Americans wcfe found to constitute the
majority. Ii SIX aud hall per cent.
there VAS 4 majority u Germans n five
and a half Irish and in Gyc and lali
the number Of native and foreign horn
was equal The time occupied ii recruit.
ing each az these regiments averaged six
weeks, the shortest period being ten days,
the Longest about three months. From
Incomplete returns, The average age q
the volunteers i judged 10 DC liule below
twenty-five years. Somewhat more ti.an
one halt 81 sheir nnnlber are under twenty
three. Average age OF the officers about
thirty. In forty tao T. gimenis, sysicmaii.
athletic reereaiions (foo, hall. base ball &c
were general. L. oac hundred and aity
six lhere we're none. Where there az,
none, car.-playiug and other iu-dooi
games grueTaily take their place Tiers
is sone evidence az serious mischief iruH
gambins. Sharpers are believed . l.a,,
enlisted ar iAe parpose of making monel
as posgsssSual gamh!oss. Gee "a non
commissioned oisieeFl Is reported 90 hag'
boaaed 81 large gains. Dot however ihl
may be. The practice prevents lhe mei
from maintaining bosh niAj aal body 3
heaiih str ee;svc anusemenfs Ia opea air
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MANCHESTER wAIER .cURr.

IN spRAGrr vselI rysfss fai'y lutsFa ID,
Inhabitants u Maasbseser sa3 saiy, vhs az
saasras hem csnosle ntsr,sr 6 any tru, ihat
hs rteaat & bssp 81, Wsvta.Ctut efss during
ne waller e. ne ifestseal - patents TIE
lasAies rses ave f3relshei with stoves. aat a.
ways vara. Ce}8 Iitaf5s "a fsytab. sra
sgealy recovery IL maay diseases vhish lepsn1
ca relaxsi state 4 ths usgyogs gs'sn and Mss.
sulsr rittes; almas 81 fsmals complaints ccn,e
under ihis bead, apd cures arc eaee,ed is slert-
"a tone ia cold ihan p warm weather Laaies
safefpg lgau diseass peculiar 10 their sss ars II.
,ited 10 Gene asd 10 cured Without he ass q
Instruments. Supporters, CausUs Or prag Msli-
eIps q any Kind
MoIHtns, look to year rsaiis children, vhe
are complaining Il Pain ia their sides aud bach,
aud ZEE Il they bare get eur, ature IL the SPINE:
and fso. know that they can be eafcd and made
sraiFh, 1t the Manchester waier.cse
RufrNArtsa aud NruRsua, Immediately dis
appear ~ tbe application q the VANS Eltcrso.
Cnute,l Barn. thea Why he confined to the
house and lcll an winter aud suasr saeh srerw-
oitag palm, whsu - pleasant remedy is within
your reach
an kinds q Chrons disease are treated a. sue
ccssGally Ia Coldas 10 Warm wealhcratthis Cure.
pp. srntacE v.ll cxamipe and giss bis opn-
iouin all e,ses efcsroail Jssan iha, may Gallup
on him or three months from the hrst q No,sm-
her 1861, Frsc y Charge Many who arr ens.
bls to pay the expense Of an attending "by'le,as
can avail themselves oflhis chance aud cufs hem
selves at home
Patients Nill tS visited and lrsaitd 81 th,irrss.
licences, Il required. on reasonable terms
al letters OF inquiry OF descriptive = eases
will be strictly eogf8satiai. sod eeelflly sn-
suusd, L. II sPRAGuE, NJ b..
MLSourrsu. Yr
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r. f.iaxss ssasa4 sra g. q aff stea G
sls sasasr z Z Is Wfmarsa % + fhe sew sa
rssi 81 isrg. le " g2ts Hsgls
gaE farges n
fls faas ii &apr. AVS autbtl pb ba5e.
shet e. 50 ssr,h.fs sasfsr asF,
A. frt 81 iht shiE AS csarat tbs FcfF,
AS Nhasad Is 0ss m4EHas asf
Ard vAa.s - saa Ar pA.'e3 sd
iis hfsf ssnae asg at8ra ey.
4" ~. iissa ait eng snl pssA,
re- AHs Fses nal1s fhsawat ~
ghs asHis aa ytst19 HfRm MA
in estff atast fAf dffsfY kfyf
AL - ~ nis - mlet sssAs.
Aa3 ta 10 bea1 se sefani sasA lay
e rosi n be sagwerei. " uaih asare
rs fbess l4ai ssaF sas fh5ss stat saams
Hsti w5ll ntsff 1asae cu4am
IaFl nitA smftg haEA = haas
Ny m8iAer ei.uss asoai Hy ntsA.
Ny SISTERS sissasf. Say, fr shsae
Ny Gibsf Atfs 4 death an1 wreck
Isfy afs a, q a,tas. they afs AZ ls blame
God hs.p re s4ss ! take ay part
nl danseu 60 ihe ragfips ets.
4 dsYil f8nn " 81 haft
IsF verse ihah any death 70 me
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fIrl.lI - ornpiMg.

We still continue 10 execute orders for Wedding
and Visiting Cards, &c. Wshavsour work done
by the best Engrayers.
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mn cApIrAl. COLLEGE.
Bryant, Straiton S Co...
Albany Mercantile College
an ana Is North Pearl street,
ALBANY, NJ. ".

At pANY, NJ. n.
H. H. BgrANr j. Il. CABINS,
IL. ID. SruAqroy. W III. CLAIM.
oDsost The associated Colle-ts loesieiai Albany,
New Yelt. pbilsaepb.a. BuHale. leselaul, be-
trat, Chicago pd sI Louw, Iwy and Brooklyn
S.bolaphIr. purchased q eiact pa.el, ARK eooj
Al all Use college lst angusmici iiu,e.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Embaee. poutleauj singh Eairy Bookkeeping.
Commercial Computations, Commercial Law,
r0msushir. Business Correspondence, Partner
ship Settlements, sic etc.,
The Department. q Haok keeping
aud Accounts. 3. orstAiael aud conducted on the
Counting Roon System; ibe Halls bclug aiici
up With appropriate decks, etc, aud The siulynt
y introduced a. oubc 20 tee practical routine #
counting fNnfHs nfUrT4tlF.
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srATloNE

Oar stock Is large. and adapted to the wants q
Banks, Railroads, County aud Town Officers, In
surance Companies, Corporations Of al kinds.
LAWYERS, Merchants and Manufacturers and also
ior Ladies and Gcutcmen's private use.
PENS. HOLDERS, INKsTANEs, WAX. INK,
Mneilage, Knives, Erasess Rubber, Nctorial
Waters, Legal Seals, Gum Labels, States, Pen
cis, Copying Presses, Dampeuing Brushes,
Water CUPS, oil Paper, BioHng Board En-
yelopes, Bin Head Cases. Z. o. Deliveries, Data
Racks, Clips, Paper Cutters.
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List Of Patent Medicines for sale
AZ TuE
TD1EyGs STORE.


nR. II. D, Aliens fouic Bitts,s, Lung Bal
IL sam, Rheumatic and AerNc ilemedy. ly.,s-
terry syrup, Bilious Pills Dt Seth Ainold's
Sugar coated Pits, euugh Killer, llalbau. hr.
T. Wings hasic ulntncut, Lihimcni, teasa
Baisanl Dr.. Jaynes Expeglefan,, lbimehi.
Alternative, Nermluge, SanithePills, iiar tenis,
Crmmnatite. lianuewtli's loiu Aned!ns,
uniyeltal Cough Remedy. Mou's NcEetAils
Liver Pills Dr llerick's sCgsr ,esisd
Pills d. Diker's Pills, ayes lii.s
Brandreth's pills, Nv A Nhi,'r fye Waters
Dec or Isaac ihemPsoHs l3e Water IN.
]. Pcuit's American Eye Sds siVugltga
Biltors; Lanslcy's nt,eis, n 4 lewu's Negs-
table Elixir, Weeks Ahgic COM tand ". VII
cox's Palneuasy ur CguFl Bte4a; Browns
Bronchial Ifochcsi Composition " liaphoscils
Powder. Hot Drop " 10 6, Godfrey toFdisl,
Batem MS Drops; MIS-. Witslcs'r Spctlipg ~
rup; Queras Led li1ri Gil ~ Fm, liali.
Balam far he Lungs ssotillc's Bccd std ii,-
er Syrup; psuder-ur's ondion Powders, llnr-
Wells Condition Pow aeft; Iibml Trey = Omusut;
osborn's Golden 0inWGHt il.uty's Vermont
Imminent ltrasiiu Syrnp; Metieh MaaanE
Eminent; Griffith Pmsrts; llutitksPlasicrs,
Liquid Cutiole; LIQUID Opodyldee, l,nss Win
combs Remedy for the Asthma Btit.h on
Scilitz Powders Parsons Vrrnin and lasest
Extetminater; WaGrcean Salt kbeum l,tMsds
Balm ofIHthorca; Rtxfrd's Nelraitd Giussr
Bread Nnts. Iobelia Herb; J GGfth'stoh
pound Syrup Biiar Root, Dr.. Bakers Pain PAM
acea; Mountain Rose Frlgyanl Stiaalant, tOht's
Family Sake Oriental Tooth PASTE Shakg
Anodyne; Lyons kaihariaf Piof Esr9 'sTri-
eophcrous Prof Motts Hair Iutisnis'or;
spaullipg' s Glue; Grccn Mountain Cement; Wis
tar's Bljsam ~ Wild Ch0iy; benujS'' lses.-
cry; Narshall's Catalh Sunl, Professor liners
Ointment; Boct y 9 whites pulnensry ltitlf
Manchester, October -, 1861.
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