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THE GREAT ENGLISH gEoIEDY.
FIR JAMES CLAIM =
FEMALE PILLS.

tosc painful and dangerous Aispasrs lnerRt 20 the 70
male nstitHtpn
II 'npdpres al excess removes all DISTINCTIONS TEEN
slrtcvar cuuar anI brings The monthly period with
regularity
These P sholld not be- tHlen BY fetnnes that are
pregnant u iAz The FIRST 1HHEt MONTHS ~ they
sure 10 bfilg Miscarriage hHt ~ efeft ether TINE
and in evtfy other ease Ihey are perfectly sait.
IN al eases ~ Nervous and spinal AHsci0h pm ~
tho Btrt and Liuhs caA iutes Fatigue ~ sltsi Kft-
t1n palpaa'oa ~ The fart Lptyhrss ~ spirits lty'.
rtrs rirk l,adarbp bites and al the l'ainfu dis
ca.os oecasiabtd " a1rderpd p sirm There lh VII
effect i when uH other means ayt f4ilta
Ful directions 10 pamphlet around each package which
should be- carefully pryterstd
Thcy can BE- SEM in bottle containing ~ pilf poss
fler IS enclosing and Gthreeou sHntpst oany agent
sold l,y an lirHgylsfs Sole United stsfes agsnt,
JOB M0AEN.
fy4l ~ C1rtiAHdt street. AcN Oh.
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UosTETrEWs STOMACH BITTERs,
KNOW TuYnEsTINYi

M.pA1r " y. 1H0EsTOH the great English AsFoi
af.t CAirvGyan. and PsyehametrieaH. who has aston
ished tie scientific classes 81 the Old World has nos 10
Gated herseifAt Hudsou n. Y Madame Thornton poe
ssases such wonderful ps2s ~ second sight ~ y ehs
bic her 10 il,art know ledge ol the greatest mportsBc,
t. ts single or married u either While IN siate
n trance she delnates the very features 81 the perh
yaa o. marry, and ~ the AID u m instrument o ~
tense 90 " r. knows the Psyebom0tras, guarantees
b. produce life like picture " the futurc husband ~
vile al the applicant together With date 81 marriage -
aition in lie sadias tralis Of character Ae ihs y"
hutnLax a. Thousands ~ testimonials aasrL shs
viii send wheH desired certified csstbssts 90 sratsh
guarantee that ths picture Is what Il purPors 70 BE-
by enclosing small lock u hair, and stanhg paef y
birth age disposition snd c0Dpiexion and enSlosln& ~
cents and stan ped ehye0ps addressed b. YobrtfL you
all reeei the picture and desired informatles w ri
turn nsii Address 10 confidence Naila'he r. y iSefN'
on r. o. Box Zz5 Hudsou. y k.--lyA
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THT NV Book "SHERBRoKE The
new novel from the press Of Appleton
a. Co, New York, which has been adj
yertised in our columns is having very
large sale. 1t is one Of the most inter
esting and at the same time one Of the
most heightened book which has appear
"a for many day. Hope and Aunt
Lydia, are characters which will not
soon be forgotten by those who have
once read the work. II is very fasina-
ting in plot and style and SO charms
the reader that he Is obliged to dispense
with other duties rutil the book has
been finished.
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Im FJNHsr Sfucu Ftfa Mana Tht
Westminster Retas8r certainly birl
authority pranounees Abraham Lia.
colnb GcttvshurRh speech tho hnest
that ever ioll from hnmsn lips IL
view of this TACT and that il Is even
more pertinent than il ever was, W.
need make ma apology iar rerubhshtug
e especially rs il occupies bat little
spare We give il below
Pour scorc and Sven wears ago our
htlors brought forth up0n tins CONT
nsut a new nation. conceived IN liberty
aud dedicated - tho proposition that
all men are created equal Vow We
are engagod n i great cYil war, testing
whether that nation, or any nation 81
any nation 80 conceived or dedicated.
can long endure n are met on g
great battlefield 81 that var. We ar
met to dedicate q portion Of il as tie
final resting place 81 those who here
gave their lives that that nation might
i've 1t Il altogether fitting and pro-
per that We should Do tins But in a
large sense Wc cannot consecrate, we
cannot hallow tins ground The brave
men living and dead who struggled
here, have consecrated It far above our
power 70 add Of detract The world
VIII little note or long remember what
we say here, but it can never forget
what thay did here. II il for us, the
living, rather to be dedicated 10 tho I'M
finished work that they have thus far
50 nobly carried on. 1t is rather for
us here to be dedicated to the great
task remaining before rs that from
the dead We take increased devotion TO
the cause for which they here gave tbe
last full measure of deyotion that we
here highly resolve that the dead shall
not have died in vain TINT tho nation
shall, under God, have a new birth Of
freedom, and that the government Of
the people, BY the people, and for the
people, shall not perish from tho earth,
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no CnNsIM Motives.

The advertiser hsfhg beeu Restored 9 htalih 10 lev
weeks By gery smpie remedy, after baV X sunffs1
Tor several years With egefr hung affection ard mat
dread dis aae Ciusumpti0u-- aatous g. make known
10 10 nli0w sufferers The means II cure.
20 ~ who dssirt a. he viii send d r9fy ~ the IRE
seripaa usod Gree II ciarsr with the directions iH
preparing and using tbo sai,a which geg wiil mod q
suns CrHE for CnAsuNffioN, AaTpaAs BEo4Ats,
CoUgps GoLns. and al Throat AID Lung AffeH1HA ~
Tho only Object NJ the ayeftiserih scHdihg The Frcsenp
tion Is q benefit ths afflicted aad spread Information
which b. epacstyrs to b. ingaluahe aRd ~ haps every
sufferer VII Try BE rensdg SID epst ibFh h"thg,
and fn8y prove q Dressing
Parties wishing ts prescription geFr ~ retsss rail-
viii address Rfy EDWAEb A. MlLs0&,
81 WilllAfbsBHFgh. Kings Ga, Avs \ SIX
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B3-The physique d a man Is sus tanned by o
continued action and reaction Of the Blood the
body is continually eYaporating and repicnishing
Itself bv the wants which II feels and grati6es.--
When the repenishing psrl 0f the system inaei-
i've, then the mau is sick and if the scYness is not
dispclIed BY instnE fresh ylgor into the replen.
shing power Of the hcdy thee body must become
feeble, continue 10 decay and eventually perish
The remedy H. to give new energy TO the life, sud
that Is safely and surely accomplished by the oc-
casioHa use 81 hryAn's LIE Pills: no medicine Is
better for tie purpose. and persons In the best
oi health may use them with the best results 70 the
current d general life within them. (see adyer.
tisemeutl
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Malaria Everywh re.

Rarely has there been d season as fruitful as THIS oi
maarious diseases. Not o1ly The praities and 10
the valleys of the West not merely in all the old
hannts Of Fever aud Ague and Bilious RemIuenl fcser
have those prostrang diseases been unusually Nifa-
lent: but hey have extended 70 towns and cities never
before Infested with them ami have even aseendodthc
mountains and attacked thousands of people supposed
10 base been p1ced by the laws Of Nature above their
reach Hence we are compelled 50 admit that fatal
element pergades the Universal Air this season, ana
should nj resort 10 tho only approved preventive
Of IS consequences,
BosTETTERs STOMACH BITTEks,
tonic 80 potent. an anl-septe perfect, an altera-
live 50 Irresistible and stmnlant 70 pure hal th-
ables the human system 70 resist ana htit ~ lhf
uredsposing causes of disease. Win the confidence
that one clothed IN uncomfortable garments nlght move
among bahng buildings the man who arhs himself
against malaria with this powerful deeasire ln@sne
may walk eyerseourged district fearless Of ~ lnsa-
mbrious atmosphere. The intermittefhs and relnii-
fpgr III present general IN all parls 81 The country
may be bat the hfcrunners Ol degdlier se1uIge hgN
on IT, way westward from the Car kasi Prepare th5
system gith -
HOsTETTERs BITfEBS
for a successful battle with the mephitie causes o. at
sDlisaies b. Wise ia time Sold everywhere, nor
York HOfH, Nor, g. 1865.
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Sc carosf 80 stranslF arcs af-n tas afssTiiaH
Z faf Hass-ff rsse#s. paH,sl e &c taA lHsa
Gea sarugf sgsssat g NHaihez ca'ama. faad
e8 ss ias nlafss.s 49,. Hfh lste atularttisas tt
pasanEaa roazpsault. 4 Z Fe rashisE 81 fra s1aas
e taeh ssaaaN aFtae thrg fares - sifeng'g
nEaintt tas taf 81 tfsrglaiHsn Ena ra.n Ihsi thr4
pfert ere FeFr laa eaa as ssln g. the5f prise "a n
that thssr cagas nUe Hftt siass, ea 81 3tci3sa ~
gHae tfst
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HRfDLRI' a P.IREER


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BEST STRENGTHENING PLASTER iN Tu WORLD
4LMt0Ck' POEUS ma TEES rcsalec os,1 assuaIf
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posi'rsig cooperating tte diaeasc
janis IrLL,M -
Thyre IS nothing equal 10 the WY " plaster tbs
Porous Plaster Of Mr. ALLcoCK Every thing Is pleas.
ant about them They the plaster ofIhe day, and
1T type II o present advancement In science ana art
10 Asthma, Co1gh kidney Ancctions Cont, thoNma-
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j. j. JOHNSON, NJ. D., on "ropleal Remedies
From personal know ledge d thcss plaster., can
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10 A. INGRAHAM, MD, Editor Ncw York Mentor.
Agency, Brandretb House, New York.
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TIE MOONS VOLCANOES

are engaging the attention ofas'ronoers, but The world
OF Beauty aud Fashion less Interested in human DIS.
coycrics than IL The great gaestIon Of
Turning the Heads
that hatr been Vhltened b age sickness 10 glorious
black or brown haze Sobuly row Is sueh
a Luuatic.
rs not 10 ama that thc finest aHd most harmless hale
karkener tn exist nee il
CRiSTADORO'5 HAIR DYE,
white uouriro The aires Of wcllas changes their hue
Manufactured by J. CllRIsTADoRO. Aastar House
New York Sold By all Druggist. Applied BY all
Ham DRlssgRs
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Errors Of YOUTH. fctnr7 dtsgrsS
~ a WarAins and eaatgp agf't uefuf ~ gouthiuiM-
discretion which results IN eHhat debility sinissss,
Impotence dc. eventually ruins she prospects aad hap
pincss II the race ~ b. st Jree " rhargs, tosftasr
Wth much valuable inigfaii9u sba tbs means y eafe
u those who are afflicted Nltin tls resfh q esrY oho
Send 80 addressed enyrope and stamp asa . y opst
you nothing Address kfFfHEh HAAIiht
station D. Eibe House sew fsrk.
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At a democratic procession in Bal
timore last Friday night, the transpar-
encies displayed the following diaboli-
cal joking: I've are in favor of Negro
Suffrage the way they suffered IN New
Orleans" A coffin was carried and IL
belled, John i. Thomas and Thad,
Stevens overeoat.
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REDUCTION ~ PRICE
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Made at ALTMAN, MASS.

AAANAGAN Y n AAEIL
ado at MALTTfAM, MASS.
= eesae g q fttstt great iarsyy. sts i
hs atsassfat - tsf rrslases go
PRISE ts e as Tta' 81 Aes sa s. fAsei
with Gold a. Par.
- tssi ~ aas nes8 hstiisis v af esfst nsw tea8
~ s'7.ststea mas ltsi s. thsst.i Il aaas hiafs
Hmt faa t,stef - F.a,s as3 c. naasAstass 81
-
More than 100000 Watches.
base stse efetssssatEa tef3 Atsa.st fsHt aa,aas
aas tssfsrs Uaaasasias uits e. is,ssraisa.i.a =
aiste aatt afaasilY e,elbnt satssss sst hss,as..
s,t si,sa3y .assas,3 = ths gattE ts,ss s.asintsd
aia ttsir si8s ant e. masgas taetbeF. asvt hssa
aasl. Is sspflt 81 4sHssa Ns htst repeatedly -
iafssioar hs,sg NaH5as' sst'l sssy ass cssss svsf
ltr.s aetss q outa tna ftes accommodated g msfs
tssa eiEli haualta se5smsa.
VI sr tasy gss0asa ~ ssalss thA, ~ has rsa.
MORN THAN oNhnAtr of All ruK WATCHES
sofnIN GHE tNiIbp sYATKs Thc assftuf Fasss
af, a.siieseisl.a " hg hlNafbs lf,ds laars he
plate
@Am riesn w,isA a. Wsrham. Nsss
"Anpi,lan TmfY 60 wNuaaa Aass.
~ = laulsu Walu.am. MasA
eva EEr
3 ORB LApiEs WArttt ~ afsl quality q named
"Appbleas Tracy Co wsiAan Nae
oar ueat qas'li, p ltdias latch ). named = =
Daruea Walthat, Mas These ~s,shs, n.
flalsbg 30 sF,at variety af ,,lis spd ~ o., Il
casts
The Amsfcaa Watch GO u waithain. Mass authoriss
state That vllbaa, ds,isetan Of trade ruafks er
pfles,
ALI rHg pEonuCrs or THEIR FACTORY ARE
FULLY WARRANTED
10 b de test me AefPg u ,aoif class e,cr made ia
tbis % any other ccenty nuyers sbaaA remember
that uuke The guarantee u isrsisH maker uAs can
never be r@ebed tms guarantee h eeoa At Al times
against The Comlnny ihoif agcnis and that u ssr the
NEST horas 50 ta aay watch sheaa prove defsctI,eia
any particular g mas always - exchanged F aaether
As ne Am,roaa Watches made a wsllhsin ars ne sas
~ dealsr generally tbrousaai the eouatry We DO bes
solicit otdsrs f0t single watches
CAUTION -Fhc Futit arg cautioned 10 huy only ~
respectable deaitrs an pertons uuan,srfytiue all bs
prosecuted.
Robbins " sfpllefOn,
AGENTS FoE TUE AMERICAN warren C04RAkY
- broadaay, Nss Aptk
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STRANGE BUT TRUE.

Every Young lady abd Kentlsnan % The Uulied
States can bear sgmsshng very mach 20 their ad
vantase BY retarn mail tiree n charge BY address
ing the nndersigpsd. Those bsy'Rg fears II being
hanhuggcd viii gblige by mi Noticing this eaFl -
AZ Others will pesse address their stedlsnt servant
THUs. y. CHAPMAN,
I-a7 81 Broadway, Eew York.
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According 10 the Cleveland Leader.
when the President finished bis dispute
with the crowd IN that city, Senator
Do0little said 10 him Mr. President
did you not lower your dignity in res
ponding 70 the crowd z" "Daml my
dignity, responded the President, I
Was bound TO give en- back what they
gave me.
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Lovely Girls sHd Festive Boys, send a. addressed
envelope and - eonts and pi send ysn rsiaabs
iaGFtaaiiaA that VII pshss yOa. Address AAES hVosa.
ny BroAdsAy. sew York.
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N Irishmaa said be didn't come
% this country FOR want He had plen-
Il 81 Inst ii old Ireland
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lTENs.-W. K. Dean, Esq, Of Factory Point has
our thank, for some Of the largest and finest apples
that we have seen this season. We saw none at
our County Fair last week that would equal them
in size.--At the Arlington Boot aud Shoe store
may be FUND Of the largest and best assorments
Of goods b. the county. Coy allows none 70 under
sell him. See his announcement 10 another place,
Bailey ( Co.'S circus exhibited in this place on
Wednesday Of last week. Although the day was
very wet the number Of people present was quite
large. There will be meeting Of the resident
Alumni Of the Burr q Burton Seminary in the base
mcnt Of the Court House on Friday eve, Oct 9th,
instead OF the 81 as enron ously stated IN last weeks
issae. -- fhre6perons had their pockets picked Of
small amounts last Wednesday while attending tho
circus IN this place.-Iohu G.. Walker, Of Lon
donderry, haying disposed Of his farm, he will sell
at auction, at his residence, on the 15! inst, at
o'clock A. NJ, his stock, consisting Of 4 COWS, 6
calves, 40 sheep, horse aud colt also lis farming
tools, hay, grain, etc. -. r. Aylesworth, Of Ar
lngton, exhibited n the County Fair last week
two beautiful wreaths-one Of hair and the other
worsted, on which he received the first premium.
Charles Baldwin, Of Dorset, received the first
premium FOR the best specimen OF grapss.-ihe
Fifth Annual Show Of the Vermont Horse Assccia-
ton takes place 1t the Bennington Driving Course
on Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week. Quite
an extensive list of premiums Is offered, one Of the
purses amounting to s80o.-The "jewelry man,
WHO is following Bailey & Co.'S circus made his stop
in this place last Wednesday rather brirf. He was
l1t A.
prove unhealthy as well as improbable for him.
futile, Of Eat Dorset, Is receiving this week very
large stock ofclothing. He has in store, also, nm
assortment ofwooen goods that cannot be beat --
See A. L. Bowen s. Co.'s price list Of boots and
shoes.
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SILLY AND MEAN. Congress voted a
bounty ofS100 to negroes for two years
service; $50 to white soldiers, and
$1,000 extra pay to themselves for two
years service. They thus estimate the
services Of the negro just twice as yalu-
able rs those of white men, and their
own just forty times as valuable as those
Of negroes. Argus.
Some Of our Radical friends don't
seem to relish this little item of ours, but
We publish it again in hopes it may set
do them good Congress has appro-
printed pay for two years service as fol-
lows:
For each negro soldier ..... 500
For each white Soldier .... 80
For each member Of Congress 1000
World
Let us (says the Tribune briefly ex-
pose the ineffable Stiffness Of this i'm
pudent lie. Congress enacted that ey-
cry Union soldier in our war who has
been honorably discharged after three
years faithful service should receive an
extra bounty Of 500, while those like
wise discharged after ttco years service
should receive but $50. Now the en-
listing of blacks to put down the Re
bellion was not fairly begun till 1863,
and assumed much larger proportions
in 1864; while the fighting ended in
April, 1865. OF course most Of the
blacks served less than two years, and SO
were entitled 10 no extra bounty; while
scarcely handful Of them served three
years, 50 as to entitle them to 800.
On the other hand, there are many tens
Of thousands Of whites who served
through three years - Grand another
large number who served over two
years Why utter falseho0ds which
every one who reads or rejects must
kaote to be such?
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WeaaeH i1sga deezn ihe mons
unfx usa2sr 4 c,awD from
ts 81 rssrss a sl4
3 psiebsa ti.e Trbahe AZ ~
r. has difesc.i ~ setrstarits
81 discharge sag q ihc.r sat.ieF clrrbs
ah ,sad tie Plf,sbsfr Convention
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Directions with each Bottle hBw g. use Ecnhes raia.
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Everybody Il liable u accident 70 smlns TO cadAehe
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Burns khsumalisfn, Neuralgia Cads IN The Head AEuc
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slivr haze opened ne pYra pt sac public 90 ~ inei
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Pills are mot 81 the class h8t ere swnllHNed ~ The dVf
en- aud Of which every hos ful taken creates Hhsa
late necessity fut aGohrr nfH' 81 twu Of M3ggitls
Pin miHct- % place the bpneis IL perfect ordet bone
the stomach ercite apostle atd render the spirits
Rht and bunHanti There is np gfipuR, and no rsnc
nah IA the form uf constipation II lhelNcrls Affected
Is lmcipns are RESTORED and u the nervous system u
fpebe, ii D. inVigGrWod This ias' quality makes the
medicines very desirable r The wants Of dpllcUle tr
males tlcefaus d crapsc dseaset are literally *.
tiuzd.h he'd hy the diHecHnt ruwcroI Maggier Sale.
In laet. ~ II heFU announced thhi Hagfs Hafoa DHs-
Jyrf anil DidrfhHd Fis cnre who're an others iall
While tet Bnnf, scaidp ChilDiaus nts aud a abfas.
lens nf the skin MAbGiEl5s hALA 4 Il ufalilble sold
~ j NA9pE4, IS Fulton street, Sew York. and all
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Married.

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company has been fo,med ,of which DR.. J. Scranton
Of bennington, i President, and J II. Cusnnau, Of
the same place, Secretary, to develop the riches Of
gold mines found ii piitsiown, ia Rensselaer, Ceun
tn, N. Y. Dr. scranton aud George W. Hall, SUI
perintendsnt have for some time been engaged in
thoroughly testing the value of the ores, and certify
fully in the company's prospectus to their value
and grca; richness yielding as high as $500 per
ton, gold, at par, and richly of silver The Board
Of Trustees contains the names of wealthy and
reliable citizens Of Lausngburgh ana vicinity
Mr. Hall has been for some years experimenting
quartz mills u Colorado. The Banner says it docs
rot see why the Pi,ts.own miues will not rank
among the richest yet discovered.
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rnnoR. nv Yorrm

ERRORS OF Y0rTn. ssatlsfhsn ~hosassrle
- 'Tsa E-rtaas UatIIty Ffrsnafufe Decay sd
sd n. ~ 4 gsafkfal I'D. serst9a li - ihe saas
N r=r8rs haHansfy staa tFrs = a ~ asea f iits
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-02

THr fMR.-The Bennington ouusy Agreulta-
ral Soelety he'd their Eighteenth Anaaal Shos AMI
FAIR a, North Bennington o. Wednesday aud Thurs
day u las, week. The drilling nia which seq ~
Wednesday morning aud continued throughout the
day, iptersrea materially with both The attendance
ard display. On tie second day he weather was
unusuaiv Aue, aud the nnmber Of eh,rcs Was con.
sldersbly cnhauced and tho attendance quite large,
but, We understand the entries ia al the depart
uieut, fci somewhat shor, q the number made o.
previous years. The nunbor in attendance from
this end o. the County was very small aud the en-
tries few. This is owing. in part 10 doubt 10 the
fac, that the Fsiras holden 10 the extreme south
end of the County, necess,a,ing journey Of from
twenty 10 thirty miles to those attending from this
locality. Il would seem 10 us that the purposes Of
tile society would b better realized were their eN
bibltous holden Ia more central portion o. the
County than at present, ASP. ~, Hon. =. f..
Woodbridge commenced tie delivery Of the Annual
Address which was an able and eloquent proiuc-
ton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-02

10 Quite thriving business Is being carried on
by Jew boys IN this village in the line Of fruit
stealing. Three Of them were caught In the act a
few evenings stree. Look out boys you will come
to grief We shall give the names Of the next
party caught.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-02

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