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jet to our own people hearing what was said. He
would therefore, that the resolution be trans
ferred to the secret calendar.
Mr. WIGFALb hoped the resolution would not
be transferred 20 the secret calendar. The Senator
from Florida (Mr. MAXWELL had talked of the mo-
raj muscle of the people. The Senator would get
no moral muscle in this way. There was no reason
why the people should not hear everything that
was said. There panic.
Discussion on the molten to go into secret session
was ruled out OF order, aud the Senate resolved
into secret session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at the usual hour-the SPEAKER
in the Chair.
CONFEDERATE FLAG.
The SPEAKER laid before the Honse the Senate
bill to establish the dag of the Confederate States,
which was referred to the Committee on Flag and
Seal.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
The consideration of the joint resolution for the
relief Of Nathanial Moore, resumed. The ques-
tion recurring on its passage 1t was iost-yeas 20
nays 29.
PROM coNNIlTE On CLAIMS, ell
sMr. SMITH, OF n. C., reported joint resolu-
ton authorizing the Secretary of War TO increase
me rent of the building adjoining the War Depart
ment owned by Mr.. q. ID. Brown. Adopted.
Messrs. AIKEN, OF Ga, DICKINSON, Of Ala,
and MORTON, OF Mo-, from same committee, re-
ported unlavorably upon sundry claims which were
laid upon the table.
The same committee reported bill for tile relief
Of Maj. ID. W. Hinkle, which was passed
MIR. MORTON, of Mo-, from the same committee
also reported bill providing for the appropriation
OF $4,000 TO pay expenses incurred In recruiting
Tor the Confederate service, which Was passed.
Mr.. MONTAGUE, OF Va, is detained from his
seat by severe indisposition.
SECRET SESSION.
The morning hour having expired, the House
went into secret session, ON the motion OF Mr..
LYON, OF Ala. The doors being opened, the House
adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08

TUE Misunderstanding before last and yester-
day stand alone among the bad days of this winter.
Yesterday morning found the ground covered with
two inches Of snow, and throughout the day mix
tnre of sleet, snow and rain fell >unceosingy. 1t
was Just such day as no creature but Polar bear
would have liked to have been abroad in.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08

were playing near the FIRE, in room on Mr.. Ed
Monteiro's premises, corner Of Grace and Madison
streets, Monday cvening,-ths dress of one offhem
took fire. and before assistance could reach her she
was so badly burned as to die in two hours AFTER
wards.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08
TIE CoNTITUTioN-sIATE RIGHTS.
RICHMOND WING.
wednesday saorning, I'eN. =. 1865.
EVENING WING.

We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P. Ne and
every succeeding day Sundays eNeepted) at the
same hour, an evening edition OF the Wing. The
Evening wing viii cpEtsin the latest news by mail
and telegraph up the hcur OF going TO press, edi
torials, local Intelligence, &C. jy9O
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08

POLICE MArrERs-Thcrc was little stirring In
police circles yesterday No arrests of consequence
were made. Some time during Monday night the
small brick Office on Broad street, just below
the east corner Of 18th street, was entered and
two trunks filed with valuable clothing stolen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08

JUpGELroNs CouRr.--The following hobsas cor
pas cases were before the Court yesterday:
VIM. Behls case was continued to the next term,
aud BehI, in the mean time, turned to the
tody of the military. authorities.
W A. Kircus was remanded to the custody of the
military authorities.
Charles W. Jones having established the fact that
he was over fifty years old was discharged from
the custody of the military authorities.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08

r OST, on Main Street. yesterday, "a
i large rawboned light roam HORSE, with bald face
and white feet The Horse is 10 years Odds noted
for his splendid travelling gait- Had on VIXEN lost
light English pattern quilted saddle, somewhat worn.
Two hundred dollars will be paid and questions ask
ed If delivered Major Yandevier lat Alabama Clothing
Depot Cary, Virginia street, in day OF two, OF
to me, at my camp ON DaTbytown road.
Ut RO HAPSLEY,
fes-at' Capt. A. Q. NJ Laws Brigade.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08

q The House IS much DIVIDED In sentiment, and has
failed to give decisive proof of its partaly for any
Of the schemes presented. \
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08
THE CITY.

CONTRADICTIONS TO RELIEF OF TIE Poor OF
THE CIrY.--we would call attention to the adver-
tscment containing list Of the contributions placed
in the hands of the Relief Committee for the poor
of the city. If any one will notice the monthly
publications OF these lists he can not fail TO be struck
with the fact that nearly all the successive contri
buttons are made by the same persons. This is too
true The same benevolent persons give freely
whenever called upon, but the great mass OF our
aiiIuent citizens give nothing. We do not believe
this Is from lack of humanity, but they not con-
yinced, they do not realize the dreadful distress
which is upon thousands Of the poorer classes in the
city. We fall far short of the mark when we assert
that there are now in the city Eve thousand women
and children without meat, without sugar, without
fuel. These are the wives and children of soldiers,
whose husbands and fathers are in our armies, or
who have been killed and disabled in our service.
We saw poor woman, yesterday, who had been
Obliged to burn her chdren's chairs to keep these
children from freezing. We earnestly and seriously
invoke our fellow citizens whose lot has placed them
above want, to open their hearts and purses and
come the relief of the poor in this trying time Of
this most trying Winter. The Relief Committee Is
admirably organized and funds placed in their hands
will certainly be distributed where they are most
needed, and in manner in which they can do mos
good.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08

Contributions of money food and fuel required for
the poor Contributions Of money should lie sent 10 h.
T. G. baskerville Treasurer and all supplies should lie
consigned to the "Rclief Committee OF Richmond
OF Messrs. Martin Cardozo
WV. p. MUNF0RD,
fes-H President.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08

nUN1.OP. MOyCURE x CO. ask the
~ attention 0dealers to their Auction Sale ofWsre,
syrup Nails, &c. commencing at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08

NYOTICE.-On lst January 1860, Mr. j. R. ALLEN
~ withdrew from our firm and Il. r. BRooEE was I'D
mitted partner therein.
The Stock and exchange Brokerage business "a ai us
branches will be continued a. heretofore :.
r. II. MAURY & CO..
roh G 1894 fe6-lw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG II. r. co. I
Richmond, Jan u, 1865.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
IN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY FEB
" RUAkY l. 1886
Z The Nail Train will leave Richmond at g. 80 A. NJ and
Lundies at 6l5\. N.
The Accommodation Train will leave Richmond,
cept on Sunday, AT $40 7. NJ. and Lundies at2t0 p.
NJ E. h. Gill supt.
ja27-d2w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08

Mr.. Boyee gave notice of his intention to move
to rec5nit the bill and amendments to the Com
mittee, with instructions to report bill providing
that the taxes orI the year 1865 shall, so far as
the same may be payable in Treasury notes, be
payable exclusively in Treasury notes. hereafter
to be issued. That the amount o: such Treasury
notes shall be limited TO double the amount OF the
taxes estimated for the year 1865. That the Urea
sury notes now outstanding shall be fundable an SIX
per cent bonds. That tax in kind be levied on
cotton, tobacco ard specie. That Che existing rate
Of taxation be modified as to enable the country
to meet the taxes in the improved currency.
By resolution Of the House, the debate on the
bill andpending amendments is to close tomorrow.
Upon amendments thereafter submitted ten minutes
for explanation, and like time for objection.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08

II U. ALLEN a. Co., Stock and Money
81 . Broker-Onice No. 1876 Main street, Richmond
VaThe undersigned have associated themselves under
the firm of r. ALLES Co. for the purpose Of conduct
ing general STocK and MOgRY business in the city and
tender their services 10 the public.
They will sell on commission all Government and State
Securities the Stocks and Bonds Of the various Corpora
tons Railroads &C. &c, and will buy and sell Sterling
Exchange, Badk Notes Gold and Silver Com &c. :.
The experience OF Mr. Allen, who f0r several yesrs
past has been partner in the house Of II. Aaury
TO- will We trust satisfactory attention 70 We
interest those whose business may be TO he
finn. j. X. ALltS..
fe6-dlw JOS. BRUMMET.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-08
HAVE a COMFORTABLE DyyPI..

r HAVE A COMFORTABLE Dwell
II LING HOUSE. situated 10 miles west OF Halifax c.
H., Va, Vernon Hill which 1 will rent on ressona
bic TO who will take Of the property. The
dwelling has four good rooms with fireplace In each
There large double kitchen and other convenient out
houses also good garden the ot. One wishing 70
rent apply 10 SAMUEL ADAMS, near the place Fine
wood plentiful and convenient
WIN W. ADAMS,
fest Co. +, 63i Va. Re giment.
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THE NEWS.
ERnm TIE snrrrH.sI

FROM THE sOUTH.sIDE.
The following official despatch was received at the
War Department yesterday.
HEADe'Es Army NOKrmknS Va
Fob & 1859 (
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TELEGRAPHIC,
Reports of DE Press Association received ercilsire
" BY the Whig.
FROM pETERsRHRG

" " IHt HH'Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

AUTOGRAPHS - Noi loag agr. auto
ersph.coAs-c.siw ~as EeDsrAiis ss~ered II
- ihr' Aaiogiaph Aaaiz" bui . aaore
Iil,,rrl s.iimar- !. now made. and Il ls eoG
ced ihws the cvlirciors have r0seavd
irom dsstniaon greal many doca oe''is
which havr no' only perssnal Bat lrw-
qs~n,l,. even historical value. Fur rx-
ampls. ihe original Magna CbArsA. grant
ed BY King John, IA lhe year 1918. and
general, con.idersd to be The -Charter
oi L,b-rtles," upon which the social nRd
political freedom OF the BTitEh peopls n
based. is u the greatest value. Ii bs41fs
the ssal oi ,he King (wbo could nos wri1e),
and of large number u the mobiles, and
is nov 10 be seen in tie Britl.h Museum.
Yet this identical Document would have
been lusI bot for the observsmI good sense
OF an antiquarian, vile MAS also collect
or Of autographs Having occasion 10
visit his tailor, be found that artist about
cutting up apiece OF old parchment, to
eosveis - into -Fnensures. On examin-
silua, che Imrchment vas recognized a.
Magna CLaHa, Mas Iescard from drs-
tiuclion. and was surrendered to proper
official custody, as the property OF the ma
ton.
by tie way. there are two originals Of
Magma ChaHa ia the COttonlan collection
Of manuscripts, ia Ihe British Museum.
and this has puzzled man, persons - ke
tie duplication Of Oliver Crumaell's
skulls one being shown in the A.hmolran
Museum at Oxford. and another in Cam.
bridge; The latter, beng cumpurai ely
uhdrrsIzed, Was presented, by n fvrme,
exhibitor, as the cad OF Cromwell
when he was boy The fact is, both
the copies OF Magma Chaia are original.
Many copies we're made IN 1915 Tor dis
iribuiion among the counties, and q copy
WAS sent each cathedral. aud ordered 10
bc publicly read therein twice every
year.
The most accurate and complete copy
Is that still preserved in Lpncolm Calhe.
dial, and 'dc Smiie OF llns has been en-.
graStd by oidcr 81 the late Commission
ers on the Public Records OF England.-
The Great Charter, as well as The haiter
Of he Foiests, is M Latin Ii any seem
strange, YET Is very true. thai Magua
Chara, xacled by the mobiles oi England
from king who desired 10 be more ab
soluie than lhey liked, WAS especial,
framed "a prepare thrir unIl rights and
PrlsIl ges-ina wo d, to give power 10
the mobility aud The landou ners. The
word "yil!e.d, which denotes he mer..
guilty. ors Of The soil, n,eclhanics and
poofer classes, occurs OILY once in Magna
Cha Ia, which included all fiecmen gen.
raj y, As ihr vilir'nage gradually dis.
app' nttd, aid the scrts became frcriner.
lies came ul,der The projections OF The
Grea CHARTER = Press.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

TnE WIFE's DI,MoSps -TLerc was
a flash, duke, Of the last injury. who
'ouk hi, w,ius damon i 10 iawLbraker
oi aristoerlts in difficulties. asking him, al
the same time, TO make fac simiie ST in
false diamoitIs, which he might place ii
l'is lads's jewel.casc before 81 e returned
fr"m The couutry. The duke lost little
Of that h'gll-bred sell possession which dis.
IIrguissIed hun When the pawmbrokcr in
i1lmed hHn that the diamonds he had
brouglt ~erc false unss which he had
made Tor The duchess. who Ia, pawned
The true set years before, and had nry,r
been able 10 redeem them. In those old
days, he sums invested in diamonds w.-rr
enormous. When Mr.. Spc cr took his
bride TO cuurl ~e may jpdge oil the value
Of both by an &c pede process; the BRIDE
groom car'icd II.iIty thousand pounds
l'ter,ine) worth Of diaronds only in his
sLoe. buckles
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

The presept pop. Is the younges, OF
three Wing brothers. His eldest broihrr,
Count Gabriel, i. "a years Of age; and
HE neat, G unt Gaelan, SO he has one
sister. the Counties, Benigni, vigorous
cid lady.7 "a years ofage. Count jerome,
his father. died nj the age OF 81 and ,l,r
Countess Cath"fi,s, lis mother. at 3D.
Finally, Count Hercules his grandiathe r,
lived 10 he palriarcllal age OF Sc.
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r WILL DO you GOOD /



hay Il a ths Drasslss - MefshAai whsss ysu trade.
" usf tAft Aa - Il Azad fhsy w5t ssbe So ~ 81
F@a sysoest snd sr shs gtAuh< kennes Pain kiis.
"a AAs1s OIL lAs NahafsetvFrss lewrss Isoe st retail
AM EkANE
AsasfsetarsF fzftsArla kAss
Bold a retaA by r s9fis MsnthaKser q y smiiA.
fsfis~f ls&kt g Y - ksR. tksss~a. II. = Hard Ar
HArfst 7 v uss s6rA fnss Arfls.r.tsF Il 4 tsnra u
Afiintsss = Maat alsst salsss--ts
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MARI this '-This Magic OF do,s MT SET BROKEN
lbNkst er nlisrs saaple ramtassnd frAeiurs pre-
daef ~ ETHEREAL sietncs tvi zfsr your sktful sur
seaa hak fvdHesa tbs disioeAsfa rrpaer The bgok
shes is vs. hsiftihs hezHg Aad snHLn process gives
ihs AbtfiHa setiFiiy tatsiuss Inflammation and
ikefs care ss4asriallx.
eosr fsks tctEa 10 - rrogd II telling hsw lame their
shaatdtrs areef erfek ~ the hack-. hase rs,t
TIE ssiAtcs sid dssai ta Dragging that nfhing can
earx bat ~hsn ws rst Anch awful t,lls Ia use
EeuRvF Pals AiHg Aasie th fAihlaHy Ne not sssT
cur tarF Aassnets ard char s~sy tker Pains hat 1s
aesasiiy tass 81 that ktri Il rzg CA f them nsi thy
frankly oSn W, and say II sufks Bke a eharuF
Ahy taeh ~ Iasas anS ash=s rour isinf.sr sf.al
Year tesaty hsl.s. fsf x ktnns.s Anaie ftil
Why sHAIsN IlnaihRsR gwaus iris d. f,.-f
MheH sssnefhlAr's 8feFss8 'thAt y fusf A. a...ay
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

AnEcDorE 0s Cos. BRoeeH.--1 be
Co~m<reSai giss ihs, h~eedole Of 0Os.
BrOsghs lswrr a voice;
Daring the R.,sk campaigR. BEoagh
Was addressing a large audience oa lbs
public landing in Cincinnaiii. Opposite
the OHIO, below the mouth Of Licking. a
bar ex,ehded INTO the tiNer AT low wstcr,
which ihsn beang lhs saase, n Kentucky
AVdiencs had g,sahtreail ilsure 70 hear Il
wes = n,ooniishl night. .nd the speakers
attention wss drawn TO = atir in his Gov
Iog,on auditory. lie stopped a moment
go on man disturbed the meeIing and
ue docked hlas T. was tile response from
Acro,s the waters so po~vrtal WAS Gov.
Brough's voice ~ that line that his
speaking war distinctly heard across the
river"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

Missionary Ground- Army Chaplain
my Young coIoisd Irieae, eau you
read 7"
Conlraband--Yrs sah
Army Chaplain -"Gl.d 10 hear it,
Stall give yoa psper'"
CoGlraband----Sa Sariin, mAssa, IL you
please"
Army Chaplain-"Very good. What
paper would you choo>ei"
Cohtraband-"WelI. massa, if you
chews, I'lI take paper Of trrbacker"
The Chaplain looked =. the coatraband,
and thu coniraband al the chaplain; then
tie aller sighed, aud passed Raleigh
Peogress.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

Mr Htnn has starred = new paper in
lowa- lie says be ho,es by hard scratch
ing 10 make living for himself aad bis
Bule CHICKENS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

II s.aGetasfe easlsa Made Bco', pFcssly forthc
Ne = E4ssstei trade. Al wsgk wnrranisd. Priees
- "a i s4ef.aes 0ndeFs solicited. / N.srHAetf,
Aesy Jamaica, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

T.. R. Rarton.

usnafsSiursr ssia Deals,r IN Boois ard Shoes,
Dsof ss.i " Drug Store Manchester, Nsrmnet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07
The Eauinax House.

Open FROM june 10 December, for pcrinaneu inI
TRANSIENT visitors. rhi. House having been recent
- e..lElgea, Is RiW the luosi nmedipus IN the
stsge nnl Il furuished with the lalssg comforts aud
s,ibssntsntc,. far Information ssio rooIns, Ike, ad
dte. =. II. UErIs Agent,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07
LEGIsLATUAE CT VERMONT
FRIDAY. oct. 27.
AFTERNOON = SENATE.

AFIEhNoON - SENATE.
ReP@ts-By Mr. Iati. for judiciary
ccm, tavorably 70 House bill IN ailuion Il
ch III of lhe general statutes IN regard lt
The discharge Of poor debtors third read
ing ordered.
by Mr. Porter. for ger. raj com, favor
ably 10 House bill, TO incorpora;e ihe
Rochester Cemetery Association; third
rradn,g ordered, bill read The li,ird lime
and passed in concurrence.
BY Mr. Barrett. Tor com on education
iasorably Ia Senate bi'I tor establishing
TO u lbrari~s; thnd r-ading ordered.
bills inrOdrced nd reterred-B, Nj
Chapman. TO pay Thom - + Powers the
bd'nce due hun Tor experimenting the
construction OF the State House; to CON
Oh claims
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

Taa long ss,abl.sl,e Hotel still continues open
flr the accommodation Of the travelling publir.
Particular attention gwen 10 borders from abroad
tAr.ur ihs ,nmnler months. The public pairous e.
hh.tts ltberally extended Is respectfully solicited
NJ. kAspRRItF, Proprietor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07
HiH Patent Harmonic .Aiiachmenf, Ba
Damper aud Manual SUB Bass.

The world vide renown these Melodeops have
obtained within the asi few wears is sure evidence
of their superiority over ail dthers. We are now
manufacturing anac thrty different kinds Of these
instruments. and have recently added to our former
Iurrr rnrfefr ihn ..L... -.--
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

Power OF AFFEcTtoS.-Mr. Bel
irage was twice married. His second
wife was woman Of great sweetness and
delicacy, not only of mind. but, 10 hi,
sorrow, OF constitution. She died. after
les than a year oi single and unbroker
happiness. There was no PORTRAIT ot her
He r. silyed there should be one. aud
though utterly ignorant Of drawing he de.
,ermin ID TO do il himself. No one else
could have such "A perfect image Of her in
his mind. aud lac resolved to realize this
image. lie goi the materials for miniature
paiaiing, and. think, eighl prepared ivo-
~ plates. lie then shut himself from ey.
cry Our, and from everything, for lourIee
days, and came out Of his room, wasted
and feeble, with one OF the plates 1.-THE 9th
eis he had used and burnD on which wa,
a portrait, full OF subtle likeness, and
drawn and colored in way no one could
have dreamp, of. having had such an ar. /.
ist. ! have seen il. and though | never
saw The original, ! tell i, musi be like,
as inderd, every one who knew her said ii
was. ] do nj. n said b fore, know any
thing more remarkable ia the history Of
human sorrow aud resolve. DR. Broan.
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Miner a Pria die,


e. s. ExsnaiBlng sntgeen Ior iusaid iosbns, uf-
Gee doen earl Of Bapii,t Church, fsciou fold,
Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

The belief that this world is ultimately
TO be destroyed by fire is Supported BY the
discovery that such Iale has bciallen tar
larger planets than ours. French astron
onrrs assert that no f,wrr ihau fifteen
hundrrd fix d siars have vanished fronihe
4 fi'mafhrnt silIn the ia,l three hundred
year. TJel'o R'aho gives an interesting
acrOuni ola brilliant star oi the iarg-.i
s'zr. lad btcosne ihe special 0ij ct oi ,is
daily obsersAiion for several month";. dur
ng ~hich Tie star gradually b. caae rai
er. until ,is liaAl disapp~aranc-. L.,
Place slsie thai oac Of lbs yanislle,i liked
s,ars oi the northera hemisphere atfssn.ed
nrdubisble evidence oil has ing I.een con-
sumed by fire. At 6rs the ssar Was oi a
dazzling white, nexi oi n glo- isg rr,l and
yeiiow lasier. and finally 1t brcam- pale
aud ash onlOred. The burning Of the star
ist'ed sixteen months, when lh's sunny
s'sitor, 10 which, perhaps. whole series
Of plsne,s may have owed Allegiance.
Snslly departed and became invisible for.
ever.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07
COTTAGE ORGAN,

wiih or without III Harmonic Attachment and Nan
nsl Sub Bass. This Instrument hrs no equal Of its
sixe for power aud elie iecs aud s reall the most
desirable for Sabbath Schools. Churches, Lecture
Rooms, Ncsirics. Pubic Halls. &c. that can be
oii'Aned. as the ow price at which II is sold brings
Il within the means Of the most limited and sup
plies place which II has long been eel, no nsiru-
inent peculiarly adapted. ifs size compacnes.,
power aud beauty oi toIe, Heatilcss and simplicity
Of construction aud ease encouragement will At once
recommend IL TO every one as being all that is
claimed ipF IL.
&c Every Iasirument warranted
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

lOBRzll Jos can INC oFFEf 5 ,Ae pl.es
ts Ers yssr Bsssns<s Garis, hs5alsg Cards, -.
dress and Ball Can1s 3eas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-11-07

Aslorae, uni Counsellor At Law ofbce In CoHr
H9a.t, Msachsier W.
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Thc Glare ,uant uaHufuctHTinE 20.
T. T.. dsa,pAip. Agent. msnaiacturers oi Paper and
raess. 4en rreusxsp aud Rinavrs.saud Wholesale
Esaa ~ asai siataopIsfs Glanaoui, \. ".
Jnsw.ttru E..,stiicV CoWspnny
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kR EESNE. or KTfSRIELD. MASS.
Ia cxpcriD niing with u RheamAtis hss discox.
std that crftsn combination II Oils with the uc,s II
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