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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

nE 4 MAN.
pY Q. nArNKs.

BN 6. ". HAYNES.
What tho sorrows cross thy pathway,
TRIAL. mHi temptations too;
What thu 4. setnns lail Of trouble,
olhcm sniler, wliy bot ,ouY
l'estr thy daiiy cfoss with meekness,
ulce Tor ali resolve Il can,
And eiiH; e'er ~ Ire thy puliian,
iis re,ncsnber,--l,c Hl.n.
L.tt's too short lpr yaiH rcpinug>,
Age anl death c,aIe 6u apacr;
Whats the u-e 0f aii his ir8nHnr?
Why not wear n smiling facet
We may make the world hook dreary,
Lille seem hut II fearful bam
Of great utboundel blessing,
STRIVING, each, 70 be man.
Who has Sc; to learn the lesson,
An that gli,tcr- Is not guldY'
u our Ieaifs were liut $50 tn'sen
Utbcrs would not seem 30 cuil
Let the breath 1t heaven, dusrciIdlns,
liio lite and uc;ipn IAN
SlrHd to bear, and will 70 conquer
Attributes which make mtu.
Nla, u poverty 10 cruci us
II che., What to mike US vain
These eonliil Is afe orp but earthly,
al must be resigned agdlh
Re no' ful.owcr, Of iol,cy,
BE y header IL th' van,
ia tie path Of truth and honor,
AloYe all things, be man.
Normal Shooi, HsdfeM, Mr., 1893,
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The FOL ol'owing anecdo.c is related oI
the lsie distinguished writer, Balzac
4 bookseller who led heard Of Bal.
zac as a young writer Of great prom
ZEE, resolved 10 oacr him 5000 france
for a eoyel, but on being told HAT g.e
lived IL aE obscure sEeet r. tie Old
part Of Paris, he observed that be mus,
Ls 9 piebian, and be would offer him
on 1900 francs. On arriving q. tie
h9ase Sc was told that Balzac lived
9a the foGrth aoos. @Ohi in that
ease, said the bookseller, Il will offer
Lin but / 800 france" Bot when ne
entered tie poorly furnished room,
and saw q young man Sleeping d pen-
ny roll in a glass Of water, Be offered
him bat 800 francs, and for this sum
received the manuscript.
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To the heirs anal legal representatives q de-
ceased aslie-rs, soldiers sad seaman oi the Ar
nay, anl Navy ~ ii,e Iniie,l States.
fhe un,lcr.igno,l fi,sasrd liaim igeHi ~
der IT, tnes 4 Gmgreo will give hs persona
attention in the prosecution u claius on gov
etufnont f,r nrrruraces ~ pny. banutlcs, am
,russons Aliinieresied ia such claims are re-
,ulnds,i ~ the Importance Of early application.
business .rslfsassel al the office 81 tie Pro
bate Court.
Manctes.er l.. SAEGEANT,
Feb 10 Isga. 4uil
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4 MDRoTYPES
Il AND PHOTOGRAPHS!
j. NJ. SIIATTUCK

". W. = TX Il It Y y IN
Would return thanks 10 the inhabitants of
Manchester anil vicinity. for ihicr liberal
patronage heretofore. apd would say, that
he has returned with his Photograph Saloon,
aud located IL near bis House, where he will
remain short time. II there Is any Ia
wAn, u gooi Phviograph, Ambrolype or
Melaiuoiype u themselves or friends, would
do well 10 call. as ne aaiiers himself that he
can give them perfect satisfaction.
Those having Daguerrcotypcs or Ambro-
types can have them eopyed 10 photographs.
Work executed equally as well in cloudy
weather exccp, Of small Children.
Please call and examine specimens.
af Manchester. June lst. 1868.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

An infamous old bschelor, being
asked u be ever witnessed a public
execution, replied No, but / once
saw a marriage"
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."Houla you throw Nallaniigham.
an ex-Congressman, into jail with com.
moe vagthondsy = asked sensitive
Copperheli Of Judge Holt, when the
famous. o. "a her infamous, traitor was
arrested "Ceria MY" said the Judge,
IF the yagaboBd's don't object
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Springfield Republican.

The speaker read an extract from
the Richmond Wing as follows -
+" There are 800, 900 dogs in the South
each Of which viii yield galloa ol
oil, which at SIS a gallon will pro.
duec S7,j00.0G0; 500, 600 dogskins,-
green, 81 $3.50 each. would be worth
$4250,000 100000 skins, dressed,
at s35 each. would come to $4,000
0o0." Tie dog oil which we should
call oleuin Pnppiil, would be useful
in variety of ways. II i was true
that Tire oil from a straight haired dog
would cause curly hair 20 become
straight, tie negroes could use il 70
take ont the kinks. The ladies could
use lGe curly haired dog oil 10 rend-
er th IL hair curly. lie believed that
The dogs fiesh. after having the oil
taken oul u it, was ali the better ror
mtkiHg saasages. The ladies Of the
South would haze to use dogs tails
for feathers Stump speech 10 New
York.
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POETRY.



Thert'sa cap a thr eiase;,
ua, aftefel ant b.ue.
~ very siiFht Faiae.
. tBsg BE-, e. ypuf
hng en8@h. teuet~stn4dc3s
CsuA sag bns 1 ff-dss,
VITA lts leiias - hoag,
Brave GO, ""
The head that i sheltered
hects shelter 10 lnorcl
Dead berses srsks hoa@
hc indes they Woft
-, hke chapat u heBaF,
Uf .aursi aud hav.
Sernts the cap y the soldier,
Marked ~Co. "
Bright ewes have baked calmly
lis yispF betcAih,
N'ef ihe sufk of the Reaper,
Gram Harvester. Death,
let TIC musie--roil. peagre,
- m0arnisliy Say,
lioF foremost in danger
Ncul aEo. e."
Whose footsteps unbrokUn
Game up 10 the toNn,
Who're rampart and b.tiioa
Locked thr~uf'HiHriy doSnl
Who. closing az breaches,
still kept un their wny,
TIL guns downward pointed,
Paced "Co. H..
Like cameras nWh't
St@si cannon alof,
TIL the signal Nas gwen,
10 strike o1 prplf
OF the soul ol the soldier,
lD send gp TO Him,
(Pmy God, that he knew IL,
Though bloody aud dim
Who filiercd, or shivereda
Who stunned balilc-stfokef
hho-e fire was uncerainl
Whose hatgle-hne broker
Go, ask it of History,
leAr- from to-day,
And ihc record shall tell you,
M Go. H."
Though my darling Is sleeping
To-day with the dead,
Aud dai.es aud clover
Bloom over his head,
smile through nav tears
A. Hy it away
The lattie-wurn eaps
LelteTed Go. H.
Ntr Btdfird Mcrcu
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The editor of a paper says be can
generally manage by hook o. crook,
TO get up a pretty good paper. Prem
licc says be does It principally BY
houk.
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ksrler s. t.hceIs..

e TrogNEY Al LAW, aud Fire and Life
~ Insurance Agent, Manchester, Ncnmunt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

a pipce Of Mahomefs shirt was
burned At the late Gre IL Constantine
be. The eily Is IA great distress
about il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-11-10

A rro NEYs hNn CoUNSELL0RS AT
~ l.aw latnalca. N,-mani.
J. Il nt-THu ~. H WHEELER,
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For every friend man loses for
truths sake, be gains better.
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r. II. RmriOn.
q. IA. EOar'cr,

A TT0gNEY kNp COUNSELLOR AT
n t.aw. Office ia the Court House.
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solicited.
G.. G. MEADE,
II. +. LEE.

=. S.-The line through Pennsyl-
yania has been discontinued, in conse.
qnence Of painful collision which oc-
CARED there in July last, but as such
things have been carefully avoided
ever since, and every precaution Ia
ken for the future, il is hoped tiat an
indulgent public will not remember
that unfortunate occurrence 10 the
prejudice Of the company.
DUSS BROWNE, Sec'y
II Springfield Republican.
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II. .IgmnsoH, EprroH.

TaKrs.-e las per sanusa. - ei.S0 AZ she
end ~ zoe Ycaf. Free ~ Postage ia Ben
ainKtgH IUuniy.
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POTOMAC AND RAPI.
DAN THROUGH ROUTE!

Pn0MPTNFss AND DISPATCH.
Meade IL Lees Through Express,
Weekly Line, between Alexand-
ria and Culpepper; connections
with the principal points North
and South, Especially the
Old Capitol and Libby
Prisons)
The subscribers having completed
their arrangements and gotten their
line into running order, will hereaf-
ter, until further notice, run their ma
chimes (the Army of the Pb'emac'
and Army of Northern Virginia"
every week through from Culpepper,
Va, to Alexandria, Va, and vice
versa, giving their personal attention
10 the running Of each train, Lee pre-
ceeding Meade at proper interval on
the out trains, ind Meade preceding
Lee with similar regularity on The in
trains. The perfect familiarity Of
these old stagers with the route in
question, aad the frequency with
which they have traversed it, enable
them to calculate with perfect accura-
cy the time Of arrival at the indicated
points.
Having gotten up all their locomo-
tiycs and rolling stock regafdless Of
expense, and putting them through
night and day alike, they are enabled
to disregard the ordinary drawbacks
Of the weather, state of roads, &c, as
those who do smaller business can
not
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.EFipar .' .an.

TraENEY~ ANp C0tNsELLoRS
N Law. ulli.e over Equinox ; ore. Mtn
chester N-fmnnt.
a, J.. atNLu, u. D. MINER.
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Fire insurance.

DILL ADS nea'lr fsintea 81 sae
ID J0UgNtL 0FfICK
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The Great Virginia Express
Line.
SECOND ARMY CoRPs
Virginia, October Fl

Dear Republican If you have
any business in the transportation
line, or any thing connected there
with, let me solicit .our custom for
ufIT
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\ III
MANCHESTER JOURNAL.
tUaLIsHrorvrnY TUESDAY MORNING
e. II. Pierce, Pnornrroa.

os51ct ovra Tlr ,arinos s1ort.
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Business Cards.
e.. e. Gyrls.

GrRGEoS DENTIST, Manchester, Yer
- nnni.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

by order Of his Exccllcney,
j. GREGORY SMITH,
Governor aud Commandtr-n.chief,
T.. =. WASH HBUk
Adjutant aud Inspector General.
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The war frotn Rebel we.
nau : paini Of view.

4 copy Of a letter written "by ths
wife Of a high rebel officer. to friend
IN Europe,' makes It's appearance in
the Eastern papers, II is dated Rich
mbnd, july %, 1868 She says:
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANA
Il FOR 1863.

This popular ANNUAL il now ready and contains;
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States OF tie Union,
keng ctions IN 1862 carefully piled for ths Tribune
Almanac;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
Ss- the year 1868, Ecpses lS63 True Time Asteroids
ke 1e:
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED STATE9-Execg,ive
nnd Judicial EnvOys Extraordinary and Ministers Resident
nom the United States AZ Foreign Courtsi
SENATE Of the UNlTEn STATES Members Of clasc-
ed with Poet Office address. -
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Of the UNITED
6yATES Politically Classified, with Post-Obce address
MEMBERS ELECT Of next UNITED STATES CON
Ths REBEL CABINET,
The REBEL SENATEi
The REBEL HOUSE; 80
STATISTICS OF the last CENSUS carefully divided into
Free and Slave Territory (never before published except
few copies Census BuIesu These statistics embrace she
Com Productions for 1850 and 1900 OF every state ia
the Union Agriculture s especially foil and correct.
ALL THE AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS OF THE
CENSUS ARE REPRINTED COMPLETE. some q the
h6gs Acres Of Laod Improved In each States Acres
Of LAID Unmproyed IN each sste Cash Of Farms In
each States Vsne Of Farming implements in each state
Number Of Domestic Animals la each tss; Value oi Domes
Nc Animals IL each State Numerous Tables OF other interest
tsy matter relating 20 the C,nsus.
BANKS aud BANKING. 1880 and 1885,
RAILROADS IN 1859 aud 1860;
NEW sPAPERS in each State and by seconsi
LAWS Of last CONGRESS-
RECORD Of the WARE
Ana amount OF other Interesting Political matter.
tc:k
Pkcz IS eeuts II COPPER for $i 100 COPIES 80 postage
ysid BY ESyress, Q pei 100. Cash orders solci cd.
We ,lppy back nuloats oil the Tribune Almanac for
yss 1880 bS5 1885, 1887 1885, 1852 1850 1861 sad 1862
Price is cents each, posi-P.A - -
Address TuB TRIBUNE,
New
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Urn @ooae.
GRYAT CLEARING

AT KINzEY'', o,v,r CLEARING
GALE VI M coMMENCING on MONDAY loAM
$500 worth Of EMBRoIDERlEs, LACEs XsdyETs'
SILK, FLOWERS FEATHERS, TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS BONNET5. BOOMERS.
HOSIERY, GLOVES. 40. 40.
5000 Dozen Linen HA .NpKSEts AT LAST
LADIES' FINE ALI FINE VOICED .
t. &c &c IOc No. Cent. Gu the
f Fr,Oih To- FINE M Extra PC. sad 81.
rFFiIS YF GRASS WoRRED
INrN Iac COLLARS
It GENfs iS'' cEGsiSd our
ALL LINEN, ~ &C &C. 70 10 &c, Y
l2c l5c., Isc'. E tlI9,iS " =.
100 Fine Worked HANDRtRt;HlEFs SOC. to = 80
Fine L.s9 and s LSSS kp ~ RiBeoN s. yard
BONNET RIBBONS fssslssia2se RIBBONS C piece up.
Fine ssF Eel, f BHIooMfsss $50 Sc Soc, Sc.
Fine Felt BoNNETS e.ssing at 75c,
y y@S AND SEs%T2ns
DOUBLE WIDTH. A AND sab
VII W co,,-, VELVETS.
g. s;lt Iasion, 3lc., SOC. CSC
Double s,2 o,. y!d;h' i FoR IS AyE fi;ii
=. '0 81 D'V o. S,.,5 DRESSES, SOC
25,occxosens Spool Co,,or
! Good Bas,iug 0sttop, spollsi To-
| Lot ef genuine Orrs and Macnsuehts, e.
| Bes Crochet Cotton, half price, &c.
! Lot Of fire French Cottcas &c.
Lex Spool. Encn fo.s D. ..
Worried ssirt Brsids al colors. &c.
| .inest Alpaca BrAids. 81. yard
b''' f'H'''d S aTotE 4 bEEiFlx sihir
| Lot OF ladies' Plush, lined lOc-
! Lot of H. e Gloves, H. every style lSc. 10 TOO
Fine zcshyr Sleeve for l adj ,sH
| Woolen Hoods 25o.. BIC, 3Oc. &c
Lot Of Geat. Hslf,IS.e &C; 90,
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Ciantes for Bnsinrss Ellen.

STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-The steamer
- kEfPORf fast running bot Of 3C5 tuns capacity 20
Inch CYLINDERS sDd Rf0ot soke) il for sale FL
price She is In sood Tepsi and running Wash
tnfton and hcqGis Ceek For further lfomston adde's
wa. w. RAPLEY, No lR CT or w n SNOW
Aseot No. 31s RsuBsy Iva uias y Washiazton n a. ''i
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FF'IIE highest Cash prices paid for old NEWS
Il PAPEkS Of every description. old PAMPHLETS
sysry hind, old BLANK BOOKS and LEDGEH5 that
written full aod all kinds Of WASTE PAPER from bankers
Insurance companies brokers' paennedcinc depos print
sns Offices boosb.nders pobc sad private libraries hotels
stsa nboss rsroad companies boarding houses, express
cf6css &c.
VII send to any part Of this city, Brooklyn Hoboken or
1erssy Cily.
sToCKwELL L EMERSON. NO 25 ANN.sT.
If you want TO know the effects of patent
u medicine taking r.ad Medical Common Sense curious
beck for curious people god book for every Con.
tents tables free a. the principal depos at e
wARNEHS No Yesey ST. of the author, Dr. L. h..
B0oTE. No. $50 Broadway, New-York.
1900 DIARIES. 1000
1OOcs All sizes and sly les Of Diaries Il OOsJs
epd IoaInas Expense Books, Photograph Albums Writing
Desks Portfolios, lux rroys, God Pens Currency Wale
Games and every style Of fac Writing Paper and Stationery
Ut low prices by FRANCIS LOUTREL IS Maiden lane.
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DhRGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
ALL OUR IMMENSE STOCK
REDUCED IN PKlCE $500
FROM 20 TO % PER CENT.
"'N w" saw" W FASHIONABLE CLOAKs
AT REDUCED PRICES.
ALL w" GAVIN ofRIca PARIS DRESS GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
esBEAvER CLOAKs for $40
f8 BEAVER CLOAKS for Sc.
go BEsVEB CLoAKS for SO
eI2ERENCH BEAVER CLOAKS for 50 80 a.,
sl& FRENCH BEAVER CL0AkS, super trimming pa
DRESS GOODS.
.Tac NALENCIAS for 123c per yard.
2Sc PARIS tELOUR5for 1850 per yard
SOC POPLINS for SOC per yard.
GREAT BARGAINS
BLEAcHEp sREET1NG AND sRIRTINo MUsLlNs
IOec BALMORAL SKIRTS from 81 soto 81 80.
Also
BLACK SILKS at 90. u. 81, an1sI yard.
klso,
MOURNING DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS SHAWLe,
GLOVES, CRATES. MANUFACTURES, &c.
Al.o
Re! BALLS ard EVENING DRESS GOODS.
LARGE STOCK CT TARLATANS. SWISS MUSLiNe,
TULLES, &c
No. 274 Bowery.
Or a7,e will a, O'Clock every eveHu. and ssr
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New lpu5litaiions'


New Oscillations.
VIII be Published in few days.
vyICTOR HUGO. CONFLICTS, containing
All m. suppressed parts that we're len out by o''e' 'i
SAs French Government
HUGO'S LES MISERABLES'
ANEW LIBRARY EDITION.
I. ave s,.ran, saodeeiDo volumes. clearly p''n''' Wv"
Lr,. TYNE on fine white paper, beautifully o'snu " CIVIL
Pr,ae rs cent. volume clo,h 50 cent? Voia"e' pp
xv.rv re.S.r aud sdmirer Of Les hiefsee' sns VINO
n, not read and admired this the gapoe's WIN 0On
sysr penned y will be charmed WIN 'n'' Ne" NO.D =.
,, q, hold 10 pleasant to rea and 90 ornamental 70
he library.
w PooJEY Co.
AMONG THE PINES
TIE GREAT BOOK OF SOUTHERN LIFE.
NEW EDITION JUST READY.
OVER 10000 COPIES
Gave teep already cold ,ad the demand continues upstsed
ANON y TIE PINES;
Or SOUTH IN SECESSION TIME
Ri EDMUND KIRK
Ons handsome bdoeinIo volGme 300 pages. esea
board price eli OF Paper Covers price IS cens'
extraordinary but truthful picture OF tire entire social
System Of the South describing the domestic life OF the rieh
plantsrs the small paaers, aad the white rash and de-
s,csus actual scenes the large and small panlaiona
The success OF this admirable work has been OF the no
extraordinary character, Edition after edition has been II
Asused until over $1,000 copies have been sold, and the
Thirty fifth Thousand already printed Every one reading
and pTsising it,
AMONG THE PINES.
To meet the large aud increasing demand Tor tn" Noik
THE TRIBUNE hes assumed is publication aud WAL SCI
on the following terms:
Single copies, in clOn, 81 In paper covers 70 cents
tngle copies sent mail post paid on receipt oil price,
twenty-five copies paper cover'....'...''sOc esen'
One hundred copies paper covers..'''.'''4'o- ssen
Cash must accompany the order.
Address THE TRIBUNE
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u hshed n TT CASH TRADE amounting 10 sleo 0oo ne,
Our SsigeSs THAT Of Fancy Oroceries rapid in
esng ana e1ceedrgy prom able averaging 80 per cent
sglf We have tks sole agency Wsst OF s.V,ra
kst-clIss Essieru rsuuse u1g establishments which
ao,es control alsrse tsde with heavy ohbnr md reu
bsu-e. MOI de- ling In heavy goods bills not
srge, bat We have upon books large h, OF D
csfh Cusion4.ss sny lfn Az the West. Our civ yol
trdey presents greater induce en.a capitalists ami el
pricing than any Other world We wish 10 aaa 10
wish nef WHO funs stlctiy 6rst class ,7eucs,
and about S3j 90 In cash We demonstrate to such
that better Opportunity Satisfactory
reference' given. Address MERCHANTS, T. o., Boz No
S136 Chicago, IL
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Ri EDMUND KIRgB-

ANON D TIE PINES;
OR, SOUTH IN SECESSION TINE
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GI0 MAH-TO CAPITALISTS.-SlO, 600
" lV,OOO Will give an Active speciai Partner
ONE HALE INTEREST ia paying and strictly cash
Wholesale Dry Goods business already established and which
can with above amount be Increased 70 500 900 paynga
snd T,aersS oss S. rA istsfsTss' given
zh0une Office.
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ASC nOK. WAsnEk and IRONER, or torl


AS COOK, WASHER and lRONER, or Tor
u c,,cI s.,usiios wtlisd by respectable
ard well rooonr,uted YOUNG WOMAN ~ 600. e,..
Co. az Gk.r Ind en- exc, l,ot WasHcf and l,oaer No
oojecuos 70 county place ,'r,'e c' ct No SO O,oN
All, RFSpECTAEI-E FAMILIES, BOARD
~ INC HOUSES aud HOTELS. cAs DO .nppnsdd C %,h
good sElV NlS iien ?. 1sGns oc, % ,S hiid
~. 20. - -.-l--y. -----------,----,
GOOD SERVANTS, ia great abundance ana
O Vastly with s4s.sls 1Pa nsFiSs
,; sSp : at ms oS I'D 81 few
Erosswsy t"m,sy Al tie Bisls Housel Oennan' Dutch
f'''A '0' ''' a1 any WI 4 BGNfRFsr Superintendent.
COMET ING NEW for LADIES TO DO.
y Nm psy spleGddiy. Cali or, OF address, iheo.Hs
postage stomp DIR. T. r. FooTE, No. J. $50 Broadway.
Office fcurs from toe p M
TYyO MPLOYERS. Situation wanted ny Two
respectable tesdy ein' one - good COON w assn,
Ia tbe WASHING and the other a. ChANbLhhAin Ano
MATER iG ,n 5n viii ... IN the %AsHsa 81
WAITING; and two competent family SEAMSiEESoioi
unrsinnd operating nnd number 81 'i. , wy F,s.b
sqetsh IA An EmfSt0ymsST OFFICE No. iii Est 5h
between Sd snd straw lady III attendance Employer
VIII please favor ss with call
TENEA CHERS WANTED. - Experienced female
L Assistant In City Grammar School silsry, $50; psr
sonal interview required Also, several ieseheis OF
French, aud Drawing In city sni county c' oos "'
wOODMAN 4 COMPANY. Educational Agents. No so
Broadway.
IrENEACHERS WANTED-Niaies, one for Prn-
Il sIy Department and one for Gyunasium iuio LEWIS
,steml Apply At No S72 Broadway, 6ctwee" ehd p Ia
| 6t(tn A MONTH.--We want Agents ut SOU
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AMONG THE PINES.
TIE TRIBUNE.
Address

DHYSIOGNOMY, or Signs Of Character,
i PHYSIOLOGY, and the Bodily fsneiion'i PhhEN-
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Che Science Of the Soul ETHN0LOGY, or the Natural HIS
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ted in the PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL AND LIFE IL
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This Increases power OF digestion and eIces
the aborbeu into healthy sction, by which the "ate or
eererous dispositions and all unnatural enaIgcmens are TO
dueed Us wel pain ana Inflammation, aud good or
MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
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One handsome bdoeinIo voldme. ever 900 pages, clos
Ssapd pries 81; OF Paper Covers price IS cens'
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Tliiarclnl.

BAsx OF TBs CoaNoNwEALru, NKwYoRK, Dec. 30, ls62
A DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT viii
"A be paid tho Shareholders Of ths Bank on MONDAY,
th. 9Th of January from BY order ot
the Board Of Directors. GEORGE ELLIS Casi9er.
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IA. many affections peculiar 10 Fefas-ss
THE EXTRACT BUCHU
unoqraod by any oher remedy In Cnoros or Re.en
ton yusfltr Priniun-ss Suppression Of Customary
Eyaensous Uievrst-d seibous state OF the UteTs Leu
hhcs Ssod'y ard iof all complaints incdeut
lhc WHEELER Gn. lf9n iIdsfe'ion-' hso OF DIST
yAuef. oT IN ths ...-. - -.
DECLINE OR CHANCE or LIFE.
See ,ymp.0ms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD ~ WITHOUT IT.
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TOTAL 40 cfo 81
State al New-Yesk, Coygty OF Nsw-Yors IS: JACOB
CAMPBELL Pr.eilan, aud ROBERT BUCK Cashier
Of the PACIFIC DAMN, B3nk located ard doing busi.
ae-s at Hcwiork City In sad County, being Jay and
Eveay sworn each Tor Lmsen sith thst tie foregoing
{. in eli respects true sotemsni OF The condition OF tho sad
Bank before tint kls-cOu VI ba.iles t. morning
saturday the 9Th dy Of Decensey 1892 ia respect each
Ans every OF tho es aud parcu above speShed accord
ias tire best Of Lis knowledge AID belief; and the
business tho said Bank Lz been and ts transacted Il tn.
location aforesaid J. CAMPBELL, President
ROBERT BUCK, Cashier
Severely subscribed and By both depoueuts the ot
day OF JG-uary, 1905 T. y. JgRKNIAu,
Notary Public City sni County Of New-York