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, 1865-10-26

Since Jan .sl62 7s5 1ls S1ss $50 L5s7
1nclEded In the preceding aalement ase tho FOL-
lowing dry goods imports for the same period:
For The tcteE, 1867. 1854. 1861.
Enid ut tho port $1.11J,Ta e:sa Ei1 sa-MsGsa
Thrown on mkt 1,03ss1 4fI 1,230.5s0 e,'s5+ 143
Since .l1n.1 1863. 1851 1855
Entd at tha port {J7 51t 33 16s, ,G73 sG1
Thrown on mkt 51.s70.'s5 Go,s76, 40 7031o,o6o
The exports Of specie for tho week ending Oc-
lober q, weru {44ia, 9eg
Tho following table shows the exports Of specIe
from the port Of Eew York TO foreign ports for
fourteen years, from January to October q, 1868
and for the corresponding period In the other
, 1865-10-26
OIL AND TEE GOVERNMENT,

ThcVennnco DlstrIct-Ncvcnuo Derive
cd In SIX Months, S1,73S, S,005-Total
for the Year WILL not be Less than 33,-
100000.
Our reporter, in recent visit to the oil re-
gions Of Pennsylvania, obtained the following
Interesting statistics {neyer before published)
Of the product Of oil 10 the Federal Govern
mcnt:
Return Of Collector OF internal Revenue OF soth
Pennsylvania Congressional District Of Govern
n,cnt tax (<1oo per batrcl) on crude OIL for tho
, 1865-10-26

5,0G0 No. r....,.,.......... ....s5
There will be no more meetings at the Evening
Exchange. The i" Merchants Exchange and News
Rcom" will te formally opened on Saturday or
Monday evening next.
, 1865-10-26
NEW 500 LOAN,

SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
..-........ 0c1oDZH 9th, 1Ss3.
This Hank Will receive packages Of one aud two year
spef cent note2 per cent Compound Interest Notes
9nd sost and schedule then fot subscriptions 70 the
Ponds viii be delivered to subac1ihcrs ftc Of charge
and packages may be sent us under our seaSon con-
G1ck fAte1. e. L TfSKUAN. Ea3hsc.
, 1865-10-26

LUMHER-The maEketl6 dragging and dull 1t . de-
cline Of Loo per thousand. Sales to-day include
cargo sehr. Sinai rom Aarquetre, Is X each strips
and boasds at s16oo; cargo schr. Cleveland from ocon-
10. lso sr!pa and boards 1t s1B51: cargo eehr L.
vant from Aaakegon leo n strips, talance assorted
At tl7n0: cargo Echr. Wyoming, nona suauico, 125 N
common mi1sd at s1a,oo; cargo echs. Magic, from
M2nistee, 80 N do 1t &1&.5Q,
, 1865-10-26

4 Grain Elevator ut St. Louis.
The people Of ST. Louis, after totng" tho grain On
uGgers back1 for quarter OF century, haye at last
erected grim elesntor, aud Monday last Inc rss
grain received By 1t was elevated from barses In the
river-consisug Of 4,eso bu No. spring wheat from
Fed Wing, Minnesota.
, 1865-10-26
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

WEEKDAY EsEs1su, Oct. 8.
The receipts and ahipmeps Of Lumber, Shingles and
Iath, during the past tveutyfous hours arc a fo-
, 1865-10-26

GGEH04E gAKDH4
The sales At these yards not numerous nor bave
prices been materially different from yesterday. The
, 1865-10-26

ans tT @ nf oFn ~ ~ s1 III Hr{dss no
Whtst II Ike 10 EIxTH | ssp-sckr' s ssr1na1 IN
| h,rruc EoNrd r. rF1de 0,fs - fcr ~ N-HNA@"' @-
RinEoAD FaadMTs-Afe s Ar nm m at ths 6b1lowins
| ..
| Tn New 4sa cass' F!ous; n i;
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~ ~ Et.tiany Et;i
@ @4o EEnit.;Aalph1a'''s s.. .---..- .'...-.. 1.G
ro halEmofe-..'...- ......-...- :. 80. so l.N
~ SioEtf t%.-."ss'.''.*-...-s"..s.-.-.s. l51
ea1fsatfatess ..s,
ro x,vv,,r ............ @th hedafs+ e. Fio1f.
~ iscaso NSM
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,,FLOuK-Receyed. 4,it9 brfs$ shipped. 3+10l hft1-
Masket onil arc Aaioc lGWsr. sa!ea Wsre: WITH
den wett' II 3o.T3: 100 hr!s '.Dowas1ac.. On .. t.
SrRIS0 ExTEA-ta hris II LILY q the We5ts nt $50;
~ oIls uot nAme1 a. *S<1t oq o[n no r. xal.4 10
M sis =. ~ ~ @ n1s ~, S eE n a. P.
~ Nj, ~ Fc ~ @S'"1 ~" oAAs ~ ~ s'1'' 9eFAh
VIsF III = n Heretv.a = m nm .n,,nsd =, Ct. ~,
, 1865-10-26
1S{3. 1871, lSE5
For The week S2.ee0, III {11G15ela $3,40a, 1o1
Prev. feportd 136,185,S50 1GIEfi1D lSL3S0.Et

Since Jan. SIS, 7o7 s16o, ,.aozn sle7, 1oz
Price Of gold 40 210 tii
The following Is the comparative statement Of the
imports OF foreign ary goods and general mcrchan-
disc for thc week ending October 70 sud since jan
, 1865-10-26
The New York Stock Market.



Closing prices for cash. Oct e5. 1851 received by F.
9. saitonstaf1 d Co., Commission, Stock, and Bqad
Brokers' IS Clark gtrfet.
, 1865-10-26

have read the within communication and find Il
substantially correct.
have made some verbal alterations.
[Sirned1 Al.
, 1865-10-26

Sla--htef Sole. ,NA26-M
Harness, n....c.NGs0-lo
GpWFs.s....+ ...c-1 AtG.2d
k3T, mcd'm .i.1tkat,1
Zip, No. heuyy .0.Saa leo
Nlt. Eftfn.......1-ASam
Frcrch ktr, nr3t
choice ..........1- 5t1 f,sQ
French L4lI. Il Es4-Ixf1.F5
, 1865-10-26

CttyNaruesLF n.h.41ao.el
Country iinrneas,o. s0aal1
Line, u N........0. IHe0, Is
Zip, Mesl'm. p n.t.lfss 10
ZIP, heavy, Y n.1As1IN
Calf, 4 M.........1,sttAl.3
EtpE, p pn.......01,lp&.s
Country Upper. .o.9s&c-?6
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

EMpALMrNo.-M. Falconi, in papel
read to The French Academy, states that
after series Of experiments made with
different salts, he finds that sulphate ol
zinc, prepared Of different degrees ol
strength, is the best material. An injec-
tion Of about gallon wenld perfectly well
preserve dead body, as is proved BY the
preparations. belonging to the anatomical
cabinet at Genoa. Bodies so prepared
preserve all their hexibility for forty days,
1t is only after that period that they be.
gin to dry up, still preserving, however,
their natural color. Clorate Of zinc and
suphate Of soda are sometimes used also,
Scientific american.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10
of the heart and an eager longing for the

lof the heart and an eager longing for the
re-appesranceof Of the corporal,
Expecting every moment TO be sent 10
athat bourne from which no traveller re-
turns" BY another shot from my enemy,
and not wishing to be sent there 10 that
disagreeable manner, l resolved upon
strategy. M
Taking my cap from my head, l stole
cautiously to the edge of the shrubbery,
hing my dlapidated head piece upon a
twig, and placing my musket along side
Of il to make the deception as clear as
possible, retired about ten PAGES from the
same, and crouching down 10 a shadowy
spot waited for further developments.
Ihad not been in this position for more
than minute, with my eyes fixed keen
ly upon the shrubbery before me, when
behcld the dark figure of the enemy
moving stealthly toward my cap and
musket. He paused when about ten
PAGES from the same, raised his rifle TO
his shoulder, took deliberate aim at the
cap, which IL was very evident ne suppos-
ed to be my head, and fired.
In the meantime I had stolen behind
him, and with wild Zouave yell
! sprang upon him, caught him BY The
back of the neck, and throwing him upon
the ground, placed my knee upon his
breast and my two hands upon his throat,
at the same time singing out Justify for
the corporal Of the guard.
had not long TO wait. The corporal
made his appearance a second afterwards
with a. file of men, and to them gave up
my prisoner.
My next step was to regain my cap and
musket. The former lay upon the ground
and upon making au examination l per-
ceived that the enemy had made an ugly
hole in il, just where the back Of my head
would have been with the cap upon it.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

ANTIQUITY OF PETRoLEUM.-In Egypt
petroleum was used for medical purposes
nearly four thousand years ago, and oil
springs are still in existence in that coun-
try. In the latter part of the last centu-
~ two ships cargos of the crude oil were
transported to England to besold, but the
process of refining not being understood,
the traffic was abandoned. Under the
name of Sicilao oil, the people of Agri.
gentum used what is now known rs Pc
troleum for the purpose of illumination,
and in Parma there is a spring of naptha
which the people apply to a like use at
the present day. In Asia Minor oil has
been known to exist, and has been used
to limited extent for ages. The oil
wells in Burmah, it is estimated, have
been yielding their present supply Of
eight hundred thousand barrels per annum
at least a hundred years, amounting, du.
ring that period, to about eight millions OF
barrels in English measure. Oil wells al
SO exist in Persia, and it is said have been
lately discovered near the Sea of Asof,
while on the Island Of Samos they exist
ed FIVE hundred years before the Christian
London Grocer.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

VALUABLE Cow.--Mr. E. w. Whila-
ker, Of Worthwhile, Mich, is the fortunate
owner of three-y year-old hefer, from
whose milk, during one month, commenc-
ing January IL, 1855, forty-five and one
half pounds Of butter was made. Besides
this, thirty quarts Of new milk were sold.
The calf was raised, being fed on the
skinned milk. The feed Of the COW was
wheat straw and buckwheat bran. TAX
ing into consideration the season of the
year and the age Of the COW, this yield is
certainly extraordinary, but we are assur-
ed by w. d. Whalen, Esq, from whom
we obtained the statement, that it is en-
tirely trustworthy. The COW is believed
TO be a "native" with slight mixture Of
the Durham blood Western Rural.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

Col. ELY s. PARKER, an Iriquois In
dian, who is aiddecamp and private sec.
retary to Gen. Grant, is in New York.
lie is at present Chief Of the Six Nations,
finely educated, Of rare social qualities,
and highly esteemed by large circle Of
friends. He wears the silver medal pre-
sented by Gen. Washington to his grand
uncle, Red Jacket.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

TIE "Old Maid." one Of the famous
redwood trees Of California. fell not long
since. 1t was a25 feet long and s5 feet
in diameter at the base, which is los feet
higher than Bunker Hill monument, and
about the same size.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

WE have heard good story of DR.. P's
absence of mind, to illustrate which it is
related at Portsmouth, N. H., he return
ed home late one night, from an unusual
ly protracied ministers meeting, and SO
absorbed was he 10 the subject Of the
meeting, that he put the wet umbrella in
bed with his wife, and stood himself be-
bind the door. f
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

AT Searsburg, VT, Mr.. Truman LIE
Ray, while tapping maple, discovered
aud old bear and two yonpg ones conceal.
ed among the roots Of the tree. He sue
ceeded in dispatching the old bear and 10
making prisoners Of the cubs.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

Do you enjoy going to church now 2"
asked a lady Of Mrs. Partington. "Law
me, do" replied Mrs. p, Nothing
does me so much good as TO get up on
Sunday morning, and 60 to church, and
hear populous preacher dispense with
The gospel.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

A MAcsINE for quarrying stone by
steam, which, with two men and boy,
docs the work Of thirty six men, is in OPP
GRAFTON OF Sutherland Falls, VT.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

A steep Of house lye, diluted with
about ooe-eigbth Of its bulk Of water, is
an excellent article for accelersting the
termination Of most seeds and grains.--
Keep the mixture warm, and sow the
seed after an immersion Of four hours. If
the soil is warm, and care be used in SOW
ing, seed thus PREPARED win come up in
a.surprising short time; and exhibit a de-
gree of lvigor and sluxuriauce which it
never would otherwise manifest, .
All seeds which are enveloped in n
horn-Iike in,egument-iike the seed Of
the carrot, locust, etc., should be stepped
before sowing, in thisway. Last spring
| took one quart OF seed corn. aud poured
over it scalding hot water, and permitted
the grain to remain submerged till the wa
ter became perfectly cool, and planted. -
Another quart was stepped for period of
four hours in sulphuric acid and water, one
ounce Of acid TO gallon OF water. Both
parcels we're planted the same day, aud
on soil in every respect similar as to quail
ity, manufing, and the method of prepa-
ration. The corn stepped in acid broke
ground two days before that soaked in
water. HH
1t is often matter Of much importance
to the farmer to forward his corn even two
days, especially when he can do. it at SO
slight expense as is involved 10 this ex-
pertinent. Turnip, cabbage, beet, and in
deed every kind Of seed, is greatly bene-
6ted by sleeping, especially when the
season is backward, and the work of the
farm /" behind hand" The acid can be
obtained at the apothecaries. - German
toson Telegraph. ln eas
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

BEWARE OF PREVALENT VICE
Boys, if by few earnest, heartfelt words
you may be induced 10 keep clear of a
vice now fearfully prevalent in this coun.
try, it will be worth more to you than a
large sum Of money. We refer TO. the
use Of proIane language. 1t is almost The
only sin that has neither excuse pleasure
nor profit. Alike offensive to God and
good men, it marks a ytiated taste, a
want Of refinement, and disregard both
of virtue and the feelings of Others. In.
stead of relieving the passions, as some
declare, it ouly strengthens it by giving il
expression. If it be urged that it is a
habit difficult to be broken, this is con-
fesson that disregard Of right has become
settled part Of the character. No boy
old enough to know the meaning of words,
utters his first oath without a shudder
and if by repetition be is able to swear
without compunction, it is not that the
sin is less, but because his own sense ol
right has been blunted; the crime and It's
penalties are the same. But tho habit
can be subdued. Scarcely boy or mau
will use profanity in the presence Of bis
mother; then, if he will he can restrain il
at other times. Let every boy respect
himself too much to yield to this habit,
but rebuke profanity whenever heard, by
expressive silence and good example, il
not by words.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

George K. Hubbard, Dealer in
Stoves, Hardware, Guns, Iron, Nails, Spike,
Glass, Circular and Cross-cut Saws, Butchers
Files and Manufacturer Of Pin, Copper, and
Sheet-Iron Wares. Job work done en- short
notice Corner of Washington and First sts.,
Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10
Get a Sewing Machinel

Whoever intends to purchase good Family
Sewing Machine, of any kind, will do well to
call at the NEws Office. We can furnish them
at all times upon the most advantageous terms.
PRoPRIEroRs or THE News.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10
THE SUMMONED RULER.
BY rnoMAs WARD,


49, BY THoMAs WARD.
He died with mercy on his lips
As the dread need 90 ask il came;
When should he go with better grsce
That mercy of bis God to claim?
lie fell surrendering TO his Lord
The vengeance bolt within his hand
whatpardon plea could sinners mako
LIKE such submission TO command3
Strong was his viii to serve the State,
And strong his arm to break the foe,
Most strong his manly tenderness
When the opposer was laid low.
Then rest, Great Heart in humble abode!
The follower in his Masters way
Finds advocates in good mems tongues,
And friendly Judge on trial day.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

THE reason why frozen potatoes taste
sweet Is because the starch is turned into
sugar
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

Ferry & Son, Manufacturers and
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In Lumber, Shin
giles, Lath, Pickets, Timber &c. Business Of
6ces, Water Street, Grand Haven, Mich, and
236, Adams Street, Chicago, Ill.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

Miner Hedges, Proprietor of the Vic
tor Mills, Tallmadge, dealer in Merchandise,
Groceries and Provisions, Pork, Grain and
Mill Feed, Shingles, &C., &c. Lamont, Otta-
wa County, Michigan.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

John H. Newcomb, Dealer in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Hard
ware, Boots and Shoes, etc. State Street.
Mill Point, Mich.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

A MEMPHIS paper heads its list Of d.
vorces, Matrimonial Shipwreks."
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

William Wallace, Grocer and Pro-
vision Merchant, Washington Street. Grand
Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-05-10

Wright Leroy, Circuit Court Com
missioner, Ottawa County, Grand Haven,
Mich.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28
IT'S GgE44 ENGLISH REMEDY
LI8 gAs-.ss GLaaI@5
cELEBR.aJ,ED FEMALE PILLS,

Tiils iayel0ablc mtiicin O uaiailias IN the cpre
rall tiase palnfil ana aigero-s diseases incident
10 tie female constitution.
it,aaderates all cAeess removes 80 distractions
from whatever caase ana brings ou thc monthly
period with REGULARITY
These pilis sboall not Ne taken by females lbst
arc pregnant during Tho FiRsTThREEMoNIiis
a. thcy are sure to bring ~ Miscarriage but st cy
d, lrse .iu5 and b ever! CHER case tlsy are pcr
G,tiy safe
In ali e4ss j; Nervous and spinal Affections pain
in the ack aad uts, lieavincss Fatigue on slight
sertian, palpaatun u the Heart. lowness Of rpir.
ts. ilgtarics, Sirk fieRaacl.e Whites and al The
palafai diseases ecsasipned hy disgrlercd system
hose pills wlii eatci cure when all other means
ave filca.
Fali directions in p'nphlei around each paekasa
s Sob s,faid b. carefully preserved
They can be sent 81 q bottle, containing ~ PITS
sgst ifpr by eHr.esits AMI thrrec,ht stamps g
~ agent sold y 80 Druggists. sole Chlted
tas aceut JOB MOSES
| lat e Curtlanit street New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28

SAD MIsTAKE.-The Trenton. New
Jersey, Monitor, says that the nation
nj salute was fired al Mosris,own on
the reception Of the news Of the pas
sage Of the amendment 10 the Consti-
station. was heard in New Vernon, a
.,few miles distant An ardent peace
sman inquired what ii vas, and being
told that peace was declared. rushed
fransically Tor The Methodist Church
,ot which he lad the key, and rang the
sball in an excess Of joy, until be Vas
exhausted. After dispatehing boy
Aon horseback TO Baskinridse, 10 con-
vey the glad tidings, he a, last found
oni bis mistake and subsidized.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28
AKAT oGA sPgIN IS
- EEWFngtf lb#TfTNTh


sfauSo y g. 80 s sre0E0, \ 2
- IsfsHesssa rai sse8astsa ss lsts.
li1ssfoss have tnptfse..esi ii, ssrres,t and
r,es lsssmaasa a saal hsa appreciation
= Ia hagauaros.
Is lacasion wss chossn 6 view 4 the usi.
ziaai advantages oftbs slFirN. d 4 uusaf.
fassss 81 bcauiY a incai.on. between ceng.
res 49, rmf5rs Srriars, bei ~ minutes
usA fsm ths ehier Hosei. ard ceurrsrs
sra4s. ;ae gsra e Ssfa,rsa
TIE usas arc large ARR pleasant and web
urrbhea.
slsre sraanatiae a. the Nsw York Medical
Uuyufy vs savs ataiiei eafe'Fe, q ihe
faesine. huna esly . cur Hospital and large
/. esiss fl tie Study = aisesse ard eivea srEc.
{ tat hiesfioa e doe II woNfS. also the
. Y2rpsf. Hsayf and Isng,, being taniiiar viii
tbs ysr.cus ma-iss d practice q those wbs
msRe these msia8ies their saeciaiitits.
We treat 81 diseascs, but ehronie atisc.ioni
claim oar principal attention.
/ ia adait ~ % fhe Medical ani Surgical agen
o,es, ne employ Sufea'sh Movement Care
Lewis system of Gymass'ies, and III kind
ofhaihs. Pr which We have good Gymuasi
uu ana 81 The hsli'ies ~ a scientific hydro
psfbic establishment.
Among mauy gentlemen 70 whom We eoul'
refer. we would nsine tho following
+ =. Mott, y. D., hi. D., Union College Sche
nectady " Simpson, D. D., Bishop u !
Church, Philadelphia r. A. Mllls, y. D.. Ne'
York o. c. Baker, D. d., Bishop NJ !
churrh, Concord n ~; j. Newman. d. y
Ponltuey. W.; ) p King y. D., Fort I'D
war;, n. Y; Hon. J. r. McKeon, Saratoe
SPRING; Hon. J. ~. Marvin, Y 5. Hotel, s.
ratoga Spnugs II. II. Haihorn, ProPrietc
Congress Hall. SaItoga Springs Prof II. }
Sqely. NJ b.. NIddiebnrv, ". em40
For valuable knowledge d disease and fu
information Of the Institution send for circ'
lar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28

The ssidser's Trne Frsend.--For over 40
years, Ds. Holaway has been Supplying all
che srmles 81 Earope with HOLLOWAY
Plus AID 0ixrwESF, they having proved
themsslvo The eaiy medicines able 70 cure
che worss eases o. Dyssniery. scsrvy, Sores.
Weaads and Bruises. Every knAPsAek
shoaA contain ,hem.
u the rs@der of this s'nasiss" eaanot ,.ss
whpK u Pits o. 0intmsnt fen the drug store
" bis place. ies him write 60 me, W Naid~n
Lane, eaeiossng the amount, and ] sill mail
Aim > box free 81 expense Many dealers
wsll sot keep my melcines ca hAhi because
tAey ceaD@4 make s mach pratt a. on ether
.m&rssns' make Is esass, as oenis. and
- - per Dor ct pot. Soldiers sapply
syeeseesves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28
Farm for sale at .fmcti0n.

NULL be seid AZ Public yendue. % the Iaih day
w u MARCIA. ista. gsnleas previously std a pri-
Fstt aals ~ faffn lately owned i Perry Stone. q
Aflinetea, arraAsaa. situated two nsiies snath q
last Arlington slflaee. eantaining stsoat Ainefy
AeTeA suitably alvisea into Mezd0w. Fi8agh and
rasfars land Ter ssners farHalag parfsises Dwell
Sag aaust comfortable and II xaeI repair. Barn
iarzt anil commissions with underground stabiiss
Also BaEEF Nasaa. ] siAgie Harness, A4d sne
= Ire 10 Harse Rake
rais q eeEafrearr - II eisinek A. n. 81 the
Premises 31fmf eask
IN. AfLESWoETH. AdfnlaisasHtar.
AfilhxsoH. FsA - isea.-SNFa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28

Downs VEGETABLE BALsAMIc ELrxIR.--
The oldest and best Cough Medicine manuiac-
tured. This standald old Cough remedy has
now been before the people nearly forty years,
and has ever maintained the highest rank
among remedies FOR lungs, throat and.chest =
II has always been warranted to give entire
satisfaction.
For Whooping Cough, ii has no equal.
See circulars for certificate 81 the Hon. Paul
Dillingham;, Lieut.. Governor q Vermont; Hon
Bates Turner, late Judge Of Supreme Court Of
yermonii Hon. J. B. Woodward, Surgeon L..
S. Army, and many other men ofs'aading.
Price 80 cts IS cts. sa3 $3.50 per bottle.
sold in Manchester at the lguinox Drug Store.
Sold By an dealers 10 hcne in the state
John r. lleary, Waterbury, VT, sole Proprie-
tor. 40
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28

Editor " JaurHgi
DnAE sfr:- Wiki your permission wish to say
"a the rraacrs II orr paper that viii send. by re-
turn mait 10 ail aho wish Il tfreel Recipe, with
fdsl directions ier nrskihe and inc simple Veg
sisbie Balm that will eNeetuaty remove, N Ten
aavs Pimpies. Blatehes. Tan. frockies, and a Inn
paritie- ii tie -kin having the SAME seft clear,
smooth and beautiful.
will also taail free 10 those having Bald Heads.
a. Bare Faces simple directions and Information
that VII enable them q start full growth Of Lux
urisnt Hair. whlskerk. OF MUustschs 10 loss than
thirty days
Alf applications ans Sefed BY roturn mail without
ehArae Respectfully yours.
fltS 4. CHAPMAN, Chemist
Ma4N sol Hrsadwa~. Rs~x YorS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28
DEATHS

Ii Eupert. Psb. eoth, Nrs vEsTA HAYWOOD,
iH the so year - Der AZ.
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