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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-01

Nothing that is not wholesome genial and res
tttrative 10 IT, nature euiers into the compost
ton Of HosfErTEB's STOMACH iiItTEEs. lbi.
popular preparation contains no mineral IL any
I'm M deadly boianica element. TO ieryex
ciaut. but II is combi alton of tie extracts
81 rare balsimc herbs aud pIanis with the 3ur.
Ell aud mjldpst 81 ail ddu,yt sd nniaats.
Il II weii 10 BE t9netrmrdagtiHst 4i~e3sc aud,
- lar rs the human system can be pro'cc Ell
bv hUmau incas against ma aides eileen cred
t5v IA uuwhu.es0me atmosphere I pure water
ma other external causes. HusrelfRK's Blr-
mus nay be relied on "a, i safeguard
In districts infested with Ftrtr ard tine il
has beea found inaible as O preventive and
irresistible as a remedy ami thousands who re-
sort 20 Il under apprehension Of an attack, Is.
ca;ie I. srourge; aud thousand, vito egicci
IL ayail themselves 81 fs protective qualities IL
advance, arc cured bya very Oret cpar Z IL
fhi, matyeou. medicine. Fever and s sue -.
t.gu,s, sitter pcing piled with outline tar month.
in VA H. until Iafy saturated with that danger
ou. nikal0id, are nai uutfaqgcutiy restlret t.
heath wlthiH lew day by the us3 of Hos
IR4TEh.s BiTTEBs.
iae aela stomach I upliy uyieartcl aud
fbc apostle u.ofei hr tf's agreeable Tonic.
aHa 6ence L R1ras wonders iH cases DsgpeHsi8
& i Ia less c8ufrmel forms 81 indigestion. Az.
ing e. s eeaiIe bed lame>s appeueuf, q well
4. upaH tlig lives, { $50 ngana5i{ relieves Use
C,asHRal0a .speiH4ucsd by irre-laT action
81 tar Aigc. ifg aHl secgtilYe organs.
Persons 70 iec9e aaati iia5ir Do j err6as Az
titEs. Louaess ~ Spirits aaa fis If L1Hgoaf
Sud lFoiup,ati permanent r,l - ilu3u tie Bit
ters iht testimony CO.. isiy point IS iL1s, cgB-
elusive. sud item laA .fNss.
Tbe ugHy Il Bihaa Ce}5f & inm ad1aiely as-
-uaged IS q Sd gle se The ,lnn.mli aHd
ay occasionally Fc-orfiHg - u tle nfu.li % The
eofnn aiai may be pryvehted
A 4 Gen r8l lUnic, iosTErrEKs EgrrErs
produce effects eh Feb must BE- IS ,eue3ced ar
aifuessed before fi,e, can o. igiy appreciated.
incass- II flpdifHtsAal lF, tRsW PrtRafHt
Dttag aad Dcb.8tg aud Dscnpaa8e artiHg
HnW uLn ACEit ex efei-e fAe eeef IS Influence
81 ihs cGatyslescenf s-aes- - aii diseases is aH-
eswrps Is p deiehsiai n4epfanf Nfeg fae
powers ~ nature me reiazed operate - re-
en'aree aNd re-E-fs -h tfaH.
Las. hui Hot ieasf. ifis fht Oaig Sfr N'iaa-
t,Ht bring manufactured lran s'uua aud iu-
,,osgaas maIerais. @uA gatfsiy iiee Eonn the
aeii e.emeat. pfefeai more % ICES insi TIE o.
diuafg fgaics amd =ialnachies u liie day.
so iamiiy medicine Seas beel So orally.
aa8 g mas BE- uH'y 1aar8. 8ttereedlg aaH5r
.th The h,ie' eeHf rariica 81 ile community.
a. Hesuaru'. hlrurs.
Prepared by H0siEFIER & SMITH,
Pgrslugi, feHest lvaaia.
Sold hf aH Drneg -. Gfoeen aha Store
keeper, svarrw efr--za
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-01

Backs pE CoHNIcToN. An
army corfesi ondenl tells lie follow.
Ing aneedoe
IL the battle II Champion Hills
! think il was. Colonel was mou /
"a OF hur,c which did not Ike the
wh.alng Of bullet, aud bursting Of
shells which -howtrri about him. =
LIE Colonel, WHO sonc 81 those cGi
rial. alway- found Ia ADVANCE Jf
bis reg.nHe i, hal i different opinion
from hi, Iarse 20 be- called sam. Tie
negro servant, 10 take Tie animal
back AID bring he Morgan. 4 nj
could ,taud FIRE. sam. who was ii.
sympathy with tie li,ctac,d charger.
glail, obeyed. bui on his way buck
with the Morgan. shell drop ed IN
lie field right before him and burst,
ending ile mud ard STONES il every
direction. ! his was loo much Tor
sam. and H. broke far lie rear. not
Ga Be seen ageiu for several days
Our ct tie llic r finding him not
Wholly recovered from his fear, al
ID time. of has ilnie master. SAL -
(" Why don't you 20 Lack 10 the Colo.
mel lie was angry. lul you may
return; you know he WAS always
friendly to " DIT am all berry
trle, rrpli, 4 Snm. with 40 ln.mtabic
expression Of conference and sig
niicmi gesture Of the hand dc Gil.
ouel and | were barr, good friend,
but dc iac is. dal ar Did shell broke
ne CONNECTION.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-01
Brandies, Gins and Wines,
ilSo, Jobbtr in all kinds Of Domestic
Liquors,

HAVING facilities eqnal. il not superior 70
| 4 any other iion-e, for obtaining my Goods
Dired under Cu.ton House Sed, INST re
pectfHlv call the attention of the County
Coma" Is.ipncts. also fovn Agents and dealers
generally, t. eSatnur my goods before pnrchs
ng. an Goofs Uiuraacd ~ rfp,t senfcd,o Or no
SHE Wv -tarb consist, IN part 81 follows;
Otari, Duey 4 Co., J. & +. Mari Il, iules
Bobiu& CO. n. Harrarnon x Ca, United Pro-
prietar-, pe.les3jpc K Sieneile Bfandies, Alu
Ter. Swan, he knpper'. London Excise. 81.
Nic.olas. Excelsior aud citron ffue Gins, ST.
Crnix, iimmica a Aatiquc RUNS London,
Hungarian and burgundy Port Wines, Sweet
and Dry South side MADEIRA. Pale and Brown
sherry Mines, Zmnermus and l.ong~arth's
Ohio Wines Champagne ana earct, Of various
brands. OLD BOURBON. Np1mghela, Old
Rive and Wheat Whistle. pf the very finest
quality. Also, Melnn', Irish Mali Wiiiskey.
Aii 81 which are offered II ;he lowest markct
prices.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-01

SoMEruING OF 4 JoKE.--A citi-
leu 81 Jamaica Plain~, l.. J., went 10
answer a ring - lilo DIOR 1T III ~
quest ol hi, wife, Where he found
om6iug bul a b skrt. On removing
DE ever i beautiful chld appeared.
,ome five mouths old. The baby
screamed, one Of the lady's visitor.
took Up The Lady aud found note
pinned to ils dr., IS which charged TIN
gentleman with hrug lis iaher and
imploaed him 70 support il. A rich
-ceue en,ued between the injured wife
and Indignant husband. he latter dr.
uyiug all kno ledge Of the little one,
and asserting his innocence The
iii nd inter erred. and II last the wife
Aas induced TO forgive her husband
very loguishly adding that il was Their
mutual oh.priug which had josi been
taken from the cradle for the purpose
Of playing the Joke.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-01

Academic wear u weeks Fab and Winter
Term wt8 commence 90 Thursday, October
t.i aria continue y weeks. Spring vacation
~ wees. spring uHl summer ieuu MIL
commence 90 lhu.siay aAafch ltjb. lpd cone
thue l. Weeks. l'up should comm nee 81
ihe oicuHg II he session. hal slll ie received
81 Hny time, "a 4 charged from da'r ID entrance.
= cd pupil VIII furnish bis puH table aud io.'-
- nnl.hI.s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-01

For board, tuition, washing, fuel AMI liels
$3.50 pei gedr, tSo pup. Z nceupyng one room,
0r s20U Per yftr. enc pupil occupying pue
roinB. lffhe attendance Is one Term Or less
The chrrae Sii De Al ths same rfe e, above.
One haaf a. be- pad 81 the commencement Ut
tie ,erm, balance. middle Of term.
\ ia deduction Nil Be mtle Or worth,
mdigeal students For further piri al r al
dfess th1 Principal
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FIsWs PATENT METALLIC.


TE'msE Cases are extensively used and PES
sc,s valuable advantages OYER all other
Coiiiug, fJr transportation. hepusiting "a
vaults or iot ordinary lutcfmcuts
They arc made Of the most impcrishable
Materials. mad also cunmelcd inside und ou',
20 prevent rust, Or cHrfu-lau aud when prop
erly cemeuled are impefsious 20 water.
The subscriber has made arrangements with
the Manufacturer Of The above named Cases,
Had viii have on hand all sizes, and nlso all
kinds Of wood Collins with eatlm haadlss,
Plates tcngmyed,) Diamond studs and scrsNs,
which be viii furnish a The shortest notice,
aud most reasonable terms.
SAMUEL S. SCOTT
Bennington Center Vt. 32tf
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Approved Sss 10 $685.


}a-.Au aei making provisions fss the
support af 6etefaasHi.
r. actea8 ssaets8, &c.
t4 j. 5 TAX af ESQ hnndfep cents o.
aoliar i arr sse4 o. she ts.l.s aui is'a-
ga X ag tbs nhsb Gsuts Il ihis stste
tae yesf eut thtasail eight hanirei
safy-thfsE, 70 he rsni iaga ,lls q etsury
ise y asg af aans usAi, 30 maagy
.{es BeSes esae 'sg tae tretsufsf,
dfsHn Ga gse l4.s-gfy IS aasher.
aa
Il TIE Num q slightly lheasaul ie'Ars
rugti4 tssi or tlse paFFste effay IS tbe
estate ghy leafeus;t 0eseitef iae
ste ahl House # kspr ssaauses. fae
agent expenses tbe NeaeFal ksseiab-
ana saet SALARIES 81 ate pfo ids-l IS
ahl s4eh sans S. are directed 80 BE-
y tbe &xtateg y fFeetal -ets 9 she
stature
Tas San - enc h4afrel ani ten
ssn lsE4ts j. appropriated &C. the
ssse Z psfnr saeh demands ssslast
siae a oss Be- drawn - the oe1nty
~ gses Sea hg las
4 TIE sam Il csc hau8fel thaasaud
an i appropriated ioF tAs ggEPoss VI
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Photograph Albums.

Beautiful new style DE LANES
at soc.
A large assortment Of fashionable
DRESS GOODS.
SHAWLSl sHAWLS!l splendid
new Fall styles.
PRINTS, fast Colors, 1sc
PRINTS, wide and fine, 20e
Good bleached COTTON, is to 3oc
Unbleached SHIFTING,
40 inch sHEEIING, So
Best Heavy COTTON, 80
Any quantity DENNIS, IS 10 81 lie
Plenty TICKING, 80 TO 40e
Large LOT, new Style wide Tap.
HOOP SKIRTS.
CHEESE SACKlNG, l2ie
GINGHAM, for q,
CLOTHS & CASsIMERES a
heavy stock.
CAsslMERs, a good line suitable
Tor Fnil Suits.
Gents SOFT and STRAW HATS
PAPER HANGINGS new an
Lsaunful patterns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-12-01
MANHOOD
now LOST! HOW RESTOBEB !!

Nv W LONl nv " hIf'bFbb
Just Published, IN a Sealed Enre'Qpe. Prize Sir
Cents.
\ LECTURE on TIM NATURE, TREATMENT AND
Radical Cure Of Spermliorrbwa or Seminal
Weakness, luvontary Emissions, Sexual be-
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Nervousness. Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits /;
Mental and PHYSICAL Iucapaeity resulting from
Self. Abuse, &c.-Bv ROBERT J. CULVER
We'll. NJ. ~, author or the Green Book, &c.
TIE worId-renowuel author, IN this admira-
bic Lecture Clearly proves from his own ex-
perience that the awful consequences Of Self
abuse may be ctltc'uHlly remoyedwlbont med
icine. aud without dangerous surgical opera
tons, bnugies, instruments, rings or cnrdials,
pointing ont mode ot cure nj once certain aud
eilec'unI, by which every sufferer, 20 matter
What his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, aud radically. I Is lecture
will prove boon to thousands aud thousands.
Sent under seal, 10 plain nyclnpe, to amy
address. on The receipt Of ak cents, or two post
age stamps, By addressing
GiiAS. J. G. KLINE.
l27 Bowery. New York. Post Office Box. 1856.
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HE-UIuOLDS
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

cau1atNuTIIlnfXTEAcT BUcuy.
rs s E0r s
$50 h, nra'ti aa bfta
Ia cas e & e n ts
ln. aa ste sHs 'at
f.- h. a fha mefs 81 af5,a
agg re
aeat ~ at tlagsattu.
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STATE OF yfRN0NT
e-lltart II Nlafns Nillee

Ahnirel.sr, Now ~. 1858
hereby certify ihst che foregoing chap
iets sfe nue r,r,es 81 Acts passed by The
GeHefAl Assembly u tt- state ~ Tie Au-
Hasg Sc.-lgn, q D 1853. az arpeats ty
the Sizes aud records Ia i4.. l}ce
GEORGE " BAILEY j..
Secretary Of State
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ntCnI.

Iaf Htas..e-se .ius .f..g1 stcesses, aHHs
81 Il.-ssr5sf.a... esff iHIIsffei g niu-c. g.
K e. ah ID, elaE q u.s. tlass-
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~. Nma4. bacuiy 4 irrnh.fE.
tr.. NH taena -
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" DO caa SIS tasj iiel afe u1f nqsrniiy te.-
l0Nea bg iaasu UBu bs1es
INSANITY JND eoNsEGf Ti0N."
Na ys arafea'the ssateof ttefsuherng.
.Htf anNE VIA cuNfEs fnr EtCuhps - rhE
tNstNE AsAttMa,
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ample wtaa b. ldc hula % fng a=-cfA"u.
ne IaaHak,aa 0att sf.liea sad Uigea'e
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strengthen aia Hvgrlfe ite N.itm,
BAh6 lItLNHatp.s iNfEAtI teri iHrdfta-
% as,s . ua VISA sa.ce ihc
Hl9st 'Aefeai.
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SCHOOL HARMoNIUM,

siih Or wltbau, IA Harmonic Attachment, and
Manual sub nass ihi. Instrument has no
quaI OF rs size ltF power aud efficiency a'd
realiv thc no-, ,esjsabie tr Sabbath schools.
eHgrchrs, t.ceture iants, Nrs'ues, Public
Halls, &c. chat caa be ohtaItei. as the l1w
ptge Of which Is sod brings Il within the
reaHs % iiae mnst al'c3. ula npp,ie. place
sach 80 has Song been iet 10 Instrument was
ecWiary iaIfsI, ~ sze. campaciues-,
HaNer aat beauty 81 ionr, neaHe-- and sim
arSfe ulesasfrUe aH 81 i else ~ management
rst. 80 once recommend b eyerg Gle as be-
us Hi ihal {. cttimsi &.
- ErefY l1.igHneHl warranted
r 4 ~ O s
fsan ihe best Manufacturers. Bew AMI second
t68i ca safv, pad O. sent 1h TIE uiosl Eesa0ta
Els frms
ly~ Address
81 EsTEY. Busletora. VI
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Tse iiIINnotp's XTGtcI Trent fora ai-
lection. a,i. di c.,,rs oi she tLISAI.Y UHG.. ~,
whether eNsi.g % M8LE or tkMALh, lfum
wherever cause originating AID 10 matter Of
now 4 0NG SI1AUtS0.
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luuLtftc, HtiMpolp.s EXrHACT brCHu Is
rllt urEtr DIuiETtC, MUD e certain g have
ihe desired effect ii al Discusses .for rthh Il IS
Recommended
EVdeuce Of The most relluble and 70 ponsi-
he character wijl accompany the med ne,
Piice sl.O0 pen bottle, OF siorx 100.
Delivered % any address, secure pack fnIn
observation.
D.soi5e Symptoms aaR Ccnmmicatn rs.
Cures Guniartecd! Advice Gfetis!
Address letters Tor information to
III. ID. II ELMBuLD, Chemist.
194 ouuh ienlh--r., bel. ChesBut, fhila
HELMBoLD's Hao! DPet
HELABULU', D,Hg and ChemiCal Warehouse
59{ Droddway, New York.
BEwArE oF Cousin TEIrs AND tNrhINcI-
PLED UEALtRr who eUdeHyur 10 dispose ~
Heif ora and '0Aer' afici,s " he reputation
gaiaed ~
he m6ods Gcnuac Preparations,
Extract Buchu.
Sasaptrilla.
Inpro cd Rose Wash.
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Ttts rs more BHsHt, Hrcrg, mp eos1nt
N,ls,m,s ~ safleosaai ,li. ann ~ 10 aiseases
irtNBofIt's ExrltACf BfCBU AID IMPROVED
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No 81 an Ae, relating to the duty q the
Auditor If Accounts.
Hf hsfsbg eagcted, &C.
Sc Tie Auditor 81 accounts Is here.
by authorized 10 settle aud adjasi All such
ui.itary claims IS the Governor shall refer
is hlni.
Ihis sct shall take effect from is
p4.-Ase,
Approved. Nov G. 1863
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

The new Post Office law went into
effect on the lst inst, and I ask careful
reading of some of its provisions as pub
lished in to.day's paper. The following
is an extract from the oath that I, as
postmaster, am required to atix to each
quarterly return land furthermore that
during the said period, have not deliv
cred or permitted to he delivered to any
person any mail matter on which the
postage had not been paid at the time of
fuch delivery" and notice is hereby
given that, l dout't propose to commit
perjury to save any man from paying his
postage IN adronce, according to law
Persons will accommodate me by swear
ing at the law, Off they must swear at
all, outside of the office, and not blame
Inc for executing it, Those who take
papers know that postage is due in ad
vance and they must act on that knowl
edge. S. s. DANIELS, p. NJ,
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~The atlantic Monthly, for July,
has reached our table with its wonted
promptitude. This is the sixty ninth
number of this popular periodical, and
the first of the tw fifth volume Among
the contributions to this number may be
noticed ':Outsidc GlimpScs of English
Poverty" by Nathaniel Hawthorne,
"Doings Of the Sunbeam by Oliver
Wendell EIolmes; ''The Claims 80 Service
or Labor" by Robert Dale Owen; THE
Growth Of Continents,' by Prof, AgaSsiz,
and continuation of "Gala Days" by
Gail Hamilton. And these by no means
exhaust the table of contents. No Amer
lean periodical ranks so deservedly high
in the esteem Of tho reading public.
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5i1icd,

At his residence in Mt. Vernon, Iowa. on the
2Gth of June. 1868, Rev. SAMUEL NJ Fellows
A. NJ, President of Cornell College; aged forty.
four years.
H"nrrrhtro. Whom Oh, ri.,tryuH,,ar, ar -, -
he came with his fathers family to Illinois and
settled near Dixon. Here for six years he lived
labOring upon farm in summer and tescbin ~
IN the winter. When about twenty.one Years of
age he was attacked with that terrible disease
Asthma. and bccime convinced that he could
not endure hard physical! labor. He therefore
turned his attention TO the cause of education
and in the spring of ls4l he entered Rock River
Seminary, Mt. Norris, Ill.,. as a student. In n
few years he was elected Assistant Teocber
then Professor of Mathematics and Natural sci
encc, IN which relation he continued until ls53
when he resigned and went to Mt Vernon TO
assume the Principalship of Iowa Conference
seminary, now cornell College. Here for ten
years he lived and labored. and it is mainly to
his efforts that Cornell College owes it's growth
and prosperity.
He was clear thinker and ripe scholar. The
degree OF Master of Arts was conferred npon
him by the Indiana Asbury Universitv and a,sn
by the Wesleyan University, Connecticut,
His death was that of the christian. Thouob
able to talk but little, he left a bright testimony
behind. Some Of his expressions were: ~ rest
IN Jesus. am almost home, almost home.
am earring the shore To his weeping wife he
said, ''Be holy for Heaven is holy"
Tn Friday afternoon, the day after commences
m mem ne suffered severely in consequence of
alfhculty in breathing. 1t seemed at times IA
though exhausted nature could hold out no
longer. While thus suffering he was heard to
say repeatedly, "Come Lord Jesus and come
quickIy.' He became unconscious at about
nall past six O'Clock and at fifteen minutes be.
lore seven he sank quietly and peacefully to
rest ..m
'servant Of God, well done!
Thy glorious warfare's past;
fne oattie's fought, the race is won,
And thou art crowned at last" - =
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p@T The enrolment of Center township
is completed. In the first class there ar e
2oS; second class l45; making in all 500:
including all between the ages of twenty
and forty FIVE years. There were only
hve persons who were disposed to equiv
ooate when questioned about their age,
name, &c. About fifteen persons repre-
sented themselves older than the record
showed Six persons intimated that they
woa,o not obey the law if they were
drafted. Nearly all expressed their will
lingness to go if drafted.
The assessors returns, for the last as.
sessment, show 100 for linton and 90
outside and IN the township, making 3l2
between the ages Of l8 and as
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Clinton A6btttiser.
Programme for the Celebration of the An.
niversary Of American Independence at
TtptOn, ON the 4th of July next.


Tipton, ON the 4th Of July next.
Chief Marshal-CAPT. w. HAMMOND
All persons coming in wagons are le-
quested to come early and leave their
wagons on the public square, North Of
the school house.
The Horseback procession will form as
follows, viz: Those from Cover, Cass,
Linn, Pioneer, Fremont, Dayton, Mas.
silon, Springfield and Red Oak, on the
common North of town. Those from In
land, opposite the Fair grounds: Those
from Pennington and Sugar Creek, on
the Muscatine road Immediately South
of Upton. Those from Rochester, Iowa
and SpringdsIe, on the common in Tip
ton near the Jail. Those from Center,
in the public square North of the school
house.
The procession will form at 10 O'Clock,
under the direction Of CAPT JOHN
MUM, and will be preceded by the Tip
ton Brass Band.
The Celebration will be held in Ham
mond's Grove, adjoining Upton on the
East; the exercises to commence at l
o'clock.
g., EXERCISES
Music by the Band.
Rrayer by the Chaplain.
Song by the Upton Glee Club.
Reading of the Declaration Of Independence.
Music by the Band.
Addresses.
Music.
Toasts and Responses.
Resolutions.
Music by Band and Glee Club.
BY order of the Committee.
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n@. JOHN N. IVES informs US that he
is fitting up and will have in operation
about the first of September, in connec-
ton with his Carding Machine, south of
town, Pulling Mill and Dyo House,
where he will be prepared to do all kinds
OF Dying, Pulling, Finishing, or Re-
Dyeing, in the best manner. This is
good news to large portion of our far
mers. We bespeak for John large
patronage.