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TIE NEW YORK sun.
lnInAl NoalNl. MNG ", ~.
independence Day.

,r.,,.,r.t.rv r.,,,o canning An Il July
...'......... .,,.s,i.y vl... ..re,t,r unsuirr-
,,..., i,.,,..,.,,,., ,,,.,., ,t,p t..char.
,....., ..,.,. ..i No ,i.o,v,t.on Of N, natal
I....u,u,,,.r, .ec,ll.d rp.n this year
.0,..r-,. T. ,,,,,.,no.st. tho birthday of Amor.
c.t,., t,,,, ,i,, 4, ,si,,,s ov,r IN. toeint.in-
.,,,,.t., f,.,.l.,, .y.,s,,,g ,piie rebellion.
n.,.,.,,.,c .... ..yc,tbr,.y the work which tho
e., .s c.u,try ,u.tiyrr,tol sIyhty-ainc
,.,.,., 4 w. have Le-.toar, rcloi.ed M N
49,. ...,..r, ofp.o a.v which gave inJcpcs.
A. -. &c., ,,,.,,, ,..,c t.yhl Should
ocl,o, tbe ,.r,.n, orras.o...-a Dag " icl should
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hee fo'k, Tiur'idv, juno %, 9 r. M-The follow
Inc Ncro the leading quotations at the Cod Room
day At 1880 A. NJ 1884,; is, 1855. Has, los
lla 1881 l45, 1856 s45, 1884; $50 1924; 40
ls''s stocks open,d a shade better than yesterday
and At the clo-e Of the days business sorts
still higher, While others had fallen OIL. Governments
vcrs quite active and steady at about yesterday's
prices Money continues very abundant and lenders
arc offering laree sums ut 3 y per cent Tho preva-
ing rais waH per cent call, with exceptions at
per ccIt. Tie rates Of discount RANGED II " per
cent sterling exchange was very dul, and bankers
hi.s rold to-day ala the way iIUm 1854 n It's .. ON
Change to-day Flour was heavy and fully lOc loo
loacr. Mhost dull and ic a Ice. lower. Corn
wa dull anG &c. loeer. Oas dull and &c. 20.
lover. Pork wa hImer. Beet va 4uict. LAID was
quiet and firm. Whiskey wa hrneT
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Tho County Volunteer Committee -InfOr-
InAII.n NJ mnArA.

Frov tho time III, County V lurt,sr c MN i,ee !
discontinued recruiting sc have tosn waxing F,
patiently for . gsncrsl exhibit of its operations |
and particularly Of It's expenditures The snonu'
Of money dis ursed ~ tbs C0mmitiee is very
large, reaching several millions, aud the 20, pie
anxious ~ SOC a." and complete s.atemOn, Il the
account as customary in closing ~ Important.
financial business We presume that thc county
funds hsyo been lcs.tlma,c.y Diauursel, .nd We
have every reason !. believe tAat 40 Copiu.lttes
ussl .heir bes! efforts and lahore aesiuously ~
tho wor. OF recruiting, yet 1t IL nevertheless tie
duty Of the said Couni..cs to give IN" public
full .ocount OF ter s.e"Aslsiir g. plainly So.
forth the items Of rec ipt and expenditure and -
formally end their Official service by submitting
their figures 10 the iuslect.rn OF their clufiiu-
euts. We observe taAt NJ tho last NICE Ing
Of tie Board Of supcry Sofa resolution was SUI
mttod, requesting tic Comptroller to furnish
statement OF al tie money c2pcDd.i by the county
for military purpo7.s. strangely enough, ono
member, Supervisor puGpY objected 10 thc ro5ylu-
ton on the ground that it vai gu imputLtion upon
the integrity Of Dir. ELUNT, Chsr OF ,ho YOun-
ter Committee. Nov, 80 far a. We know, thcr Is
not tho Fl Rh'est ground for any such impgsauon,
The Committee hst tie eut.co confidence Of the
people while the wor of reeru..us was IN pro-
srcss and there = 40 an srsn. cause for c..ass
~ opinion IN This pcc.. Yet, the people feel that
heavy toN has tccu I'D up.u item ty IL, cz-
peudture5 o. ,aiI committee, ..I taoy feel tina, lie
work &. lot complete without au c-llhI Of A.
counts. We therefor cal upon de la.e youu. sr
Comm. .tee to give ne pal lie iul and succ.nct
settlement u tho recruiting s,rgico x t..is city,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wheeler ~ Wilson, No. 62j broadway,
LocS-stich sesing Machine ala ButtoLhOll Ma
chimes as
All Persons Wishing summer Clothing In
every variety, will do better at !. B Bsldv ms,
No. 70 and " Bowery, than at any other establish
ment in this CITY Speciality made 10 Return Sold
iera Childfen's department not surpassed. Please
call. Bal
Wheeler e. Wil,on's sewing Machines
10 rent and Kept 10 order, without charge half
Of rent thO vei OF rIchase. j. 7. Ellis $3.50 Broad
way, cor. 2kl II. 81
Howe sowing Machine Compnny.- Elias
Hose Jr. pfcsIdonL NO. go Broadway, y. Y. SO
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NOTICE TO TAILoRs-THE MEMBERS
SOCIETY," NOTICES.

THE FATHER MATHEW FENALET. A.
L IS Society, 80 VIII hold o-o of lue!r NU.-
tt.rmuctILgs At their Hail. 1853 t4rt 18th at on us
ttulus, Al hal-p-t O'Clock T.. NJ. speas,nr D.
Meas. luo ctfAth ami ,cO. Campbell. slu-iug
hy Mrs CauavGu, ilts Mthuuy H.d Nli IL tou,,.
JOHN Kidd, r4csl4out, Nm. OCONNELl- hrc.
see IL
DIVINE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIt-
Il tiu4.-Ihu regular mon. hly meeting WI b. be- q
GI 80 Bu,Nuau ON ra.utday, July !, Al o., OK
4. VI. JAS u. Il.ANEtS sec. 20
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$PEtIAA NOTICES.
our,a OVERWHELMING rxplosion-some

iourth Of Julv-Terrihlo ESplosion-Some
o, Tie s1He,,rs nov gin- -oYcreiy burnt. How can
thc5 b, '.gcd and Ioc'edy Let Mothers see to it
u,i chez have a lov OF Dallel's Na'cal Pain Tx
tractor IA the house II has never failed. DO not
tIF counterfeit Mark, the genuine has ncv private
Government stamp pinned in black signature,
I'll, Daley" in White. By gross VI single box at
Depot ~ Liberty u, n, Y. az
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N A NJ REA<sRs.

SWIFT OSTR ANDER - In Brootlys, on June
90, ~ tie Rev, WIN. Nc Anistcr, Cop. WIN. T.
5vifi, L a. 20 Gertrude A O,tranier, OF Centre
vtllo, staten lsEnt. II
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IgEsNTLSE'SeN.

A SIT OF TEETH on SILVER, so;
h.old. slj ~ SO. rubber Ylj 70 t25. Aching
I ytA Mica Vih gold or other ulints, o. a rrcy"d
H. Nll.lEEs, % !solt.h n, Lem 81 ave. SO
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED FOR
IA lnq up,HIds. Tec,h rl,d wlll 20 Il AMI othor
t.ul,s. alC. aud upwards. Ia TtuLut N4tAoit pam.
AICuAl u go, ADLER Dsutlst, 90 sixth d, e, two
doorSuom 2sth o.. JiZ
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
"A Ice IA cyua,ted without y .lu ar no chnEe.
beaut.iul Icoth iuse1ed, ~ each. Teeth FLIED with
cciebTA' 90 bone hline without pam, Al operations
warranted. j. JAY NILLikks, 100 Grana -, two
bUcss non BioaiwRy. $50
A FULL SETT OF TEETH INSERTED
n l4th or without eItracuns the roots, from %
aid upW ards; goa, silver, ana hone hiliu-s cent
l3tl 81 Get, peAr lhId avenue, JOSEPH poll!N,
aentAL, 90
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AICELON NOTICES.

AUCTION NOTTCr-A RETAIL SrUDb
~ ~ .9oi eiOcsr., el.s, an FAM ZOOS ~ 4
70 sui. Ge S at-A' '1''' '''' '''' - ~ w. w
A UCTION NOTICE II ". EIEKiEL
- VIII sell tbs day, III. D. Ioscrv, o'ci%k
tail iry soois store III
EOR SALE BY AUCTION, On SATURDAY,
July let. At 10 ociOst a a.ouf iI tcrcs .m1.hy
lrlss. in hG- condition, NV stsudiug the d8i',
arm or ihe lae Daniel n he, on 10, W.uan.-
burst ana Jamaica tu np,sc, mile. from urand Il
ferry, In = acrc pots OF more, To- cs,h ony. ~,
- GAFFNEY, ArCT'R-o3 CHAMBERS ,
= ~ wi. s'll THE csy. At l1~ o'clock 'hc s,Oc'
ehd INJURIES ot an etc'l tioccry aud liquor no
! rh'h A. heai the ho"uy'to tc SOD HituoIt ie-
DAWNBROKER SALE TINS DAY Al II
O'Clock. D., JAS. AtlAt. 80 Ne- R,,ety-laH. 90
dr'"s 'hrw'N 'Airts' 's'E g c'."'' '"nE' h'l., ni
&c pi'loss. Doo1s and s.o,s Co.. d, ota,ro. HluH
DAWNBROKFR'S SALE THIS DAY Uy
JuhN NuEtINt y. l1 Eat B..e..av. q g..
To-. 90 inca anu .ue. = IIa- ........us Of ..s
shl QUO. ...i.- s.'t 10 s't .at '
cloth fox q, O., Due ACES tl..s. t,.t.. i.a.. ,l1
OF q. sooo~ 80 o.d," =. q. LL,r,s.J D. ....s
DAWNNROkER'~ SALF-EloHD FIELD.
Afcioucrr, will eel t..s ia., tI.a,, athi. s,I.
room ~ ie.f It, ny Ia..t NJ mont % .,ai,
so.hing gon.!-t ng Of -i. csiso end 90 rcdrc,'e
ho,is G.i''s sgr'ld. a.rlt All ROM ,l's aAi "
broker OF Z, Grand q. Tsvubf,l,t, ,le a. com.
nonce at /, o'cocs ieI
II r. ROLLINS, AUCT., WILL SELL Th.
80 oN A. O'Clock. ~ ass tsual o. sg,'rd-hluj
:.piy and ,ncfsin csriet. tci,teGd.. lu eau. ..,
itas'o+ ,sthel l"'' holster, ant pillow. &c. sc Ig
| THONAS REILLY, AUCT'R-OtICE ~
Mini ay". fc,'s mi. dl,, At l9S o'clock. At AS
Fast SIth e. the s.ns and fixtures ola op grocery
eni liquor, couslsIuE Of counters. fC.r puuts sgas
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN -.
n accommodated wiki so.i board and zoos ...
counoiatiOns, with pIyat, fanny, IS Edriuro Il,
room 3. tJ
a RESPECTABLE WIDOW CAN ACCOM-
L mOdate youns mons ArI young lad e.. can -
nc comuolstei with GOOD hoHT'. fu furnished roo a.
g e with or without loari, ll4 W. 18Th st. I'd H.orN
Gall for iavs. ~
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VM. WRITER'S, AuCTlONEER. VILE
" bI. WOLF, AUCTiONEFE-BY J.

WIN. ABBOTT, AUCT'R-MORTGAGE
W $40 on thI. day, 2pth IN t.. 80 / o'clock An
II horcs, wsruns, 10 carte, feed Fagons 10,
diminished cart AMI VISIONS, u pet's Of snsls
and double harness blscA-mi.h Is tno-, anu all
Other opcty on The picmisos, Baltic n, between
smith aud iiOvt, Brook, leiug 'hc sotkiug stock
ofJIkEMlAu U'DONhtLL. \. BRENNAN, Any
for nuttgwee. Adjourned ftom Thu rlay. ll2
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- viii Fell tli- Gay. ht Iu~ o'clock 'hc stOc'
sud fixtures Of an excellent Liucery aud i.guor ITO
sixth A. nesf the BOyu s., 30 h. SOD aituuut Iu-
serve
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THREE PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM

\ Oh 20 floor 10 Get, separately u dCsirei. Alpy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-03

That such town as Stratford should af
ford anything in the way of romantic per
sonal histories was hardly 10 be expected.
but the suljoined story is authentic as well
as interesting. At tie commencement Fl
The present century young man made III
appearance IN the village, and spent a few
weeks at the tavern which then existed Il
Afford shelter 10 The stage-coach travellers.
Whence he came and what his busines.
none could guess. Directly opposite ,he
tavern stood The small cottage and the fotas
81 a blacksmith named Fulsom. H.. hal
daughter WHO was the beauty OF the Vii.
lage, and It was her fortune 10 captiyate ,he
heart Of the young stranger. He told Lila
love, said that he came from Scotland. and
was travelling inc0g, but in confidence caye
her his real name claiming that lie was beir
TO large fortune. She returned his lovs
aud they were married. A few we,ks
thereafter the stranger told his wife that
he must visit New Orleans; ho did 40.
and The gossips oi the town mad, ths
young wife unhappy by their disagreca.
Die hints aud jeers. In few month. fha
husband returned, but before week b,l
elapsed he received a large budget of le,.
ters, and told bis wife that he must "a
once return England, and must 20 alone
lie took his depanure,and The so.sips had
another glorious opportunity 70 make l.
conhding woman wretched. 10 all bu.
herself Il was clear case OF desertion
The wife became a mother. and for two
years lived on in silence and in hope
At the end that time letter was re-
ceiyed by the Stratiord beauty from her
husband. directing her TO 90 Al oaee 10 NJ.
York with her child. taking nothing with
her but the clothes she wore, and embark
IN ship for her hOms in England. Ga
arrival in New York she found = sIip
splendidIy furnished with every eopven.
Ience and luxury for her comfort, AMI two
servants ready to obey every wish that ~.
might express. The ship duly arrived II
England, ard the slratiord girl beean.e
~ mistress Of a superb mansion, aud. Az
be wife Of a baronet, was salut a by l,es
iristocracy ~ Lady Samuel Stefllns. o.,
1e death Of her husband many yea no.
he Suaiford boy suceeeled 10 he tlle auI
yeaiih Of his father, and N the last eifi9a
u the "Peerage and Baroneiage, lls
poken OF "a tie issue Of Miss FHl4m.e1
Stafford, North America" WhHu ,ls
ate Professor Slliman visited Ea4gugl
ONE years since, be bad the pleasife .of
Meeting Lady Sterling at dinner esfte.
nd was delighted 20 answer Ler many
uestions aJout her Birthplace Ii 81.
eclicut.
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A REBEL LIE.-Edward A. Pollard is
Southerner, who, among other literary
performances, has written book called
the "Record of the War" On page 54
we find the following account of an exploit
attributed TO the rebel General Ashby.
which is an unqualified falsehood:
AT one time he was riding abreast Of
three hundred infantry who were passing
along the turnpike. All at once he wheel.
ed his horse, and leaping the fence with
drawn sword, cut his way right through
them, then wheeling, he did the same thing
a second time. Riding upto the standard
bearer, be seized it from him and dashed
him to the earth The terrified wrefches
never raised weapon against him. Sey-
enty.tive Of them, whom he cut off lid
down their arms, and sat down 1T hi. er-
der, in the corner Of the fence, where they
remained until his men came Oh 10 take
care Of them. The flag was that of a Ver-
mont regiment"
llis IS said 20 have occurred during the
valley campaign. when Banks wa cha..
ed TO the Potomac" Now, il Is well known
that al The Time there was 70 Vermont Ia
ianiry ia the Valley. The Isl w. Cara-
~ were with Gen. Banks, bat tlieir flag
never iell into the hands Of lhe enemy
a flag belonging 80 The lt VI. Cavalry
was 5arnt during the retreat, having been
ietl, VIC believe, in q wagon, which was az
ierNaHas burned by our men. No flag Of
= Vermont regiment WAS ever IN tie keep.
~ Of the enemy during the war.--LS,fr-
iisgon Times.
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A tall. keen-e,td eountryman stepped
into the court room at Detroit the other
day, during the progress Of the railroad
trial Stepped up to speculator, he re-.
qaesied that the prisoner might be point.
I'd out 10 him. The man aecosied being
something Of wag, pointed toihe Jury
The fellow scanned the twelve with dis
sirusting eye, and when satisfied rirh the
scrutiny, turned TO bis informant and wills
Pe-ed Well they are hard looking SET,
ain't they know by their looks they
ought TO goto the States prison, every one
OF them
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NuNBER or Mono TRo0ps.
whole number oi negro troops masng.
into <he service u tie United Stale s4..a
the commencement a ihr sar il $3.50
Ot these 80 less ihan 20,000 clil
Or were Killed 10 bl tle ,--a prop fsa -
casualties isr greatef ihan ai4,,..r Is.
while troops Sky iasusanl IS
Gently been mustered oui. leasif
sill ia the .ers.ce. a sefy eot
army Of iisyA.
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NE W'NhERT FOR 1866
THE sRAEr ISyEsTFox of THE AsE ~
HOOD Skirts
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IHE NEwsrAPER--Take the most
thorough man Of the world Of your ac.
quaintance--tbe man most perfectly vers
ed ~ what goes ON in all conditions aud
tanks Of liie--and ask you what would
he be without bis newspaper by what
possible machinery could he learn, as be
sits at bis breakfast, The last news from
China, Of the last ballet al Paris, the state
of the funds at San Francisco, the winner
at Newmarket, the patomne at the Olym-
pie, and the encyclicatl Of the Pope
Without my newspaper, life would mar
row itself to the small units Of my person
al experience, and humanity be compress
ed into the ten or fifteen people / meet
With.
AZ for the advertisements, ] regard
them as The mirror Of tie age. Show me
bu, one page Of The "wans" d any coun.
try, and ! engage myself to give sketch
Of the current civilization Of The period
What gimpses Of rose interiors do We
gain BY those briei paragraphs. How full
Of suggestions they are .--Lsrd Brouglam.
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FIsHISG BY ELECTRIC LIGHT.-The
Courier de Bretagne, paper published
at Forient, gives an interesting account oi
an experiment made at Belief Isle TO fislI
at night by means Of electric light. The
light was produced by powerful electro.
magnetic machine constructed by NJ. Ba-
zln the well known engineer. The ex.
pertinent, which was conducted by ". Ba-
zin, on board the Andalouse, in the pres.
ence Of 900 persons assembled on the
pier, was completely successful. and the
quantity Of fish taken very large. A per.
sonpresent states that nothing can be more
exciting than fishing at sea by night with
the aid Of this light. As soon Hs tIe
sub.marlne lantern was immersed, shoals
of fish Of every kind came to Sport in the
circle, while the fishermen cut
side II spread their nets from their boats
The light Illuminating the deep sea, the iish
arriving ~ sloals,atiracted by the fictitious
sun, the boats at the edge Of the lighted
circle the deep silence, interrupted only
by the grating Of the Of the electro-macbne
Is described as an imposing sight. NJ. Ba-
zln is shortly to proceed 10 Bona, in Alge-
RIA, 10 establish a coral fishery.
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ffrn fts & sp. gspeF1a
m B9Ts HoT C0nike HOSE

nv BoIS HoT C0HlAe HOSE"
4 q testi fa8Fesss - Hb. e, Buaus's &.
- Afs Gean6 Asme
~ lRs HAAotl 50 aEsEr
gal,.apt shaas sfe saassng
Areaaa - ~ @na st1s,
TIE sipss ~ ase sfe ~gghsag
1aur lsvnj sats 70 yuaf sis
1bsg esrs, gsaf hssrs lo gisdaeai
Bsf manY > 81 saa dpsps,
gbc iseagbs saaii shrge5 sad ssddva-
m tey's nol csming heme
TAanaa si,iag ~ e. oou,s stealing
Os cry hsecse Aud ala;
TIE eissr. sweet 5sy bells pe4liag
Tseir loss1 ksgiyiug psalm.
10 ne tpeif sblnses suem kaehing.
Tho l.as6rss sadly gsam3
Zach CLEAN, each joy.stroke telling.
"My bgy's Dot coming bone I
soaib Moaniain's'' tleod.iraashl passes
Hal proved the tras Aad brave,
fwo day. 'Au,ietsin'sa gra.ses
Are tpragiag o'ef thJ grave,
Ansl father sister brother,
Echo 70 Heay'n's high dome.
The usil q toy fond mother
My boy's ugi coming home"'
The freside place had waited
for hls return ere long
Bus 10 lofe-ilg ght is ahaiej,
And hushed Ga earth hi. soug.
The spectre that bad haunted
The tbiHg ! fearei is csAne,"
The hearts fond prayer ungrantel--
'My boys not coming honel"
Not 10 this home Of sorrow
VII eh earth cannot hllay;
0f grief which weighs to-uorrow
No lighter than to-day.
But 10 the home Of glory
Whose pearl aud Jasper wall
Ios rs story upon story
"Ihe mother Of US allr'
Sleep on, my brave young hero,
Thou hast 70, died n vain!
Crushed is The SeaiheTn Nero,
The Ebou Hydra s.ain;
And though nay thoughts in sadness
TO Thy far grave stall foam;
sing with JOY and gladness-
My bay is sale at homel
In. MkIoR
lansing, Mich, June, 1866.
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yaudcrl,p motel.

Tils long established Hotel Nill conHpves open
f,r the accommodation of ibt travelling pnblic.-
PaficHisr a,tentoa girrn 20 ho ftlefs irnu abroad
4sring the tummef moa,hs. The public rmironage
hitherto liberal llg extended isFcsI,ectin1Y solicited
M.NANuEnlfr, Proprietor.
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.ya,nn,cn I.ea,hcr Company

Manufacture Custom, Made Boots expressN iof The
Nee Euglana trade. ~ &oa waffatted. frices
to snit the times. Orders solicited. J.. \. srRAceR,
Agent. is'nsiea' w.
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The c,oremort Manufacturing 90.

/ E. Gone Aap. Agent raRha afsefurcrs &c Pafer and
Ilook.. lob Pglnier. ahd hnderss sad Mhassois
Boob = ilefs and Siatiouers Clarcmqai y. y.
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NnNFts rE9Nsf Lfsgss.NT = Ths celesnisi
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r.. u. Barson,

Altaresy as.a Counselor ai Law. otics Ia ooar,
ilansc. Manchester, VI
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A contemporary. speaking Of the pro-
posed Atlantic telegraph, wonders, wbeth
er the news transmitted through sal. wal
er will be fresh.
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Factory poin, Hotel.

Factory Point. Veunoui, 5 y. THsYEr, Proprietor
Ffse Cayt4aee 10 and fr0m the Depot.
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a. s Examining Sutgyon faf Invalid tTsiops- Or
Gee dess ess' ~ Bspu,, cliareli, Patio Point,
Vermont.
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Butter q wheeler,

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r.urk nincns nnd GIoves.

Manufactured aad soid BY " IIosr' Aseai,
Manchester W.
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THE MANCHESTER JOURNAL,

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Fifs hHe i.ts lrtufauce Afcai, ESD Commissioner
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