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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08
CALL TO THE FLOWERS.

Oh. GENTLE fowcrs awake lrom your long sleeping
Tie dfe4ry winter gleoin is all iorgoti
impatient Apul tar your loss IS weeping
Aud .mllHlg May NtI come ape hnd ye pot'
My bmc-cted children seek their fair vuung sisters,
The tender y.olo, round the I'D oak's breast
And istie.s from l5e mountain paths returning
Iel tie unemoues are stiil at rest,
OH Motlcr Earth I'D YOUR Seung fairy musings
Opcn lheil. pIsgh, eyes TO ,hc wu0ng springs
We uogd lheir gent,s ministry sc angusA
For bursting eaves, aAd buds, and llussomlng
These wayside teachgrs what were earth withou!
thenf
No stored Art did ere a lesson yield,
More high, more pure, more beuuttul aud sanity
Than spring from YOU, Sc liiliss d the field
Awake! arise from your long, weary sleeping
Oren you faii ids on ilis wofil Of ouIsi
The sun n ike regal couqnertr waiting
10 clown yc Uigl jcWel,i wake, Sc flowers!
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

tars. 6rmfy n,,rllckei aud 1sve-m.leii tFb .ns
a emplsse asa taeteugus rsai ever he EreaaA
ausn ths hase ta ihs samult g - aFeai me1ni.
ain. The qaas sys 81 Msclsl'Au sas az g.snee
tae fsaatsAy 81 3eury sp'aa. sui though Z
VS. fsst midnight vhcu ihe army afr'vea at iAt
point. thousand men were eaa tay egi.'as
away ihe sarsrueaabsa' huel. v.ih tuNu
end ha,shs,. silence rsgusl ,hfaashea' ihs
uorA. save tie sharp ciek u the small hlsde'
NAseh pers eztcrously piled, ani tbe Rustic e
the falling laurel hef3tr day treah, leas foss
u laurel lined either siie o. ,hc way W ,he rug.
rel steer. aad the asseu, began. The horses
we're tea 70 the trees below. Tbeadi'lerJ horse.
were taken from their carriages 0ps ~ cne'lht
heavy cannon were moved % tie mountain b>
The strong arms q tic soldiers aud ieA ia pose
ton phetc they could te easily aud rapidly
moved forward. wben the time ior action should
arrive Light was dimly breaking 10 Che cast
wheu the army commenced thc march up The
mountain by companies; many falling eu, rapid
b recovering their places and patiently pushing
on, and when the enemy were looking for he
coming of tbs army q Tie union Gar down d,
main road over their impregnable heasi-worts
tic Yankee cannon we're booming Ia their rear
both At an unexpected moment and from Al
unexpected quarter The rebels were tboa
dtiaruek, as well as struck BY shell ans cams
ter
The result Is matter ef history. They made
feeble resistance and aei precipiutely down lh'
mountain, hotly pursued ~ lheiiamphanl Yam
KEGS. to Cheat River, where the brave rebel Gen
ernl Garnett was killed, Two hundred men wer
killed on the mountain. aud lie butiei by Ih
roadside, with no ether siaa Of the place Of thei
interment than a long line ofindentatious, cause
by the gradual sinking Of the earth, where ih
bodies rcposc
Henry Hart is now four years older, or therea
bouts, than he was then, aud is quietly aud con
tentedly working on his fathers farm DO yo
not think be deserves to be breyetted Major
General in the army Of the Union, to dat
from the morning u the capture Of Rich Mount
ain
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

Nature knows no rich. who brought us all
poor into the world FOR We are not born with
dpe co;hes. por With silver and gold She who
brough, IS into tie world without clothes and
fool. vii receive u again quite nAkei into her
bosom She dolh not know how 10 contain our
possession agd estates 10 tie grave. A little
space cf ground after death is enoegh b,th for
the rich aud poor. Nature then produces US all
alike. ani makes as al die without any differ
eDee. Who can Cad out the different conditions
n the dead Open the sepulchrcs, view the
dead bodies. move the ashes, and Distinguish u
YOU can, the rich from The poor Perhaps you
Nil kuoE him hy The msgaihcence n his tomb,
ahich ouly shows yea that he possessed more
goods. or rather that BE hsth lost more than the
tser man has ! sender that men DO net pot
some feAthels IN their dying plioHs. ! wonder
that people o. aot ssften their mattresses en
vhi1b i6ey SHAH aaa,lY die. Jfeaihing dsieuiiy
away With ihef as3 breath. ~ thinking that
ttsg have nsds beIs 4 .ofguess ~ sems II their
spsArsssl. siarine iel.aW-erfa'urss, to reel upon
h }.fs. sonder that peaple who haFs money,
~ poi knoa he bliss. tbe Joy. u atlhg il vhiie
ibsy liye rsiag & while they I've, that i The
.esi; rsi giving rwey after DEATH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

"siriye, says our Lord 20 snter IN al the
strait gate; for many shail srek 70 enter ~ there
al bur shall not BE- able" now yoG viii observe
that Jesus does not say, many shall arfrs 70
enter 10 ba, shall uot be abie.' lie says
Macy shah seel - teaching as that Tie chief
reason sby men Do not enter fie narrow gate q
salvation and aud resi i. that they seeR, bot -
um strive 70 enter iu II Is Det dffs'iii 10 under
sahd Shat il meant by striving. ani how diaef-
60, a thing Il is frou mere seeking Only so'sss
TIE conduct u any ene who 10 real eaanestneas
q soal, desires 20 o'rain my gods yca vii per
perceive IN bis conduct this striving ssd noi 'ssre
seeking.
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WILLIAM. FuLLER's Estate.

CTATE OF VERMONT At Probate Court
- Manchester District, -. holdcn a Manchester
III aud fnr said District on the 5ih day Of April leet
Present Hon. l.. y. BURTON, luage.
An instrument IN writing rurpatiih2 ta he lbe
las, viii and testament of William J. Fuiler, de.
ceased, of Dorset. was presented lor probate.
Whercupon II WAS ordered that said instrument
he rr8yeu at 4 Probate Court 70 be holden at the
Probate once IN Manchester. in and for said DIS.
trict on the Goth day Z MAY, 1865, and that no
tce thereof DO given by publishing ~ order three
week. <ucce.sively in The Manchester Jogfna print
ed at said Manchester previous 70 dtne ot hear
% PRINDLF, Register
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TOMORROW.
aY n ". loxarlllow

'ris htc night anil III The realms oC sleep
My Little hub. are ioldei like He f,ck,;
From room Is room hear TIE waked clocks
Challenge tie passing hour, ike guards that keep
Their solitary watch on towering steep;
Far OF | hear the growing 81 the cocks,
Aud through deepening door ihat time unlocks
Feel The fresh breathing Of Tom lnow creep.
Tomorrow the mysterious, unknown guest,
Who cries aloud Remember harmrci5e,
And treuble 10 be happy with ibp geetH
And make answer; i am Satisfied;
/ dare MT ask; ! know not what IS lest;
God las already said what shall bctile "
.it'Efi Nolthlf.
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CLARK pECK's Estate.

cTATE or VERMONT, Afa Probate Court h"d
y Bennington County. - "a IL Manchestrr u ana
tr ssid District IN the q b DAY u April, 1880.
Present Hon B BUTTON. IN ~
Tho Administrator on the Estate Of Clark Peel late 81
sandgats deceased. made. application = render hnai
scciuui 81 his administration
Wher,uuar # was urerd that sad acconHi 70 audited
4 Probate Court e. be oldcu a. the PFoiste 9tHcf II
MaBcheste- ~ ana for sad District. ea we ~ a,t
day ~ Nay nfxt aud that notice fh"rr hg given ht @
hshinz fkis ORDER three weeks sueccs4iV} sn lbe Na
chester Jaurua paper printed 81 Manchester preRloHs
to said tnc of bearing.
Sc HARRISON PElNDLE, Eesik'f
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YOUR MISSION



W aans aa fas eeras
Sal amsnr t.te ssiitcsi afef
EaetsaE s nhefs #eHH
IaHc f tte storm yea Hp
N ar ssa rnaae the =
Aaehsfel Fsg aIha &c aN
4aa ear ea8 har3 l1 Hep sAfa
Aflbes aaach isea e4it ssNE.
Ifyaa sfe Too wsak % aufnse
Us fba nou fa5u sieen sad hKh.
Nau Cau saant within ne yHHfyt
Wh5,r fhs au taaes 81 lg
Yau can chani In HapHy Hlsasurc
A. thf slawiy ass a'oaF
Thm1a thry NAV iaIEei iac arEcf,
Ihey vili not forget ihe sohg
Ifyea have bos GELD SD silver
ETsr ready 70 command
ffyou cannot toward The needy
Beach so evtr once hahai
You can yisit the nf.iloita
Over fhe cn3ar YDu cau WeeF,
lou eaa &c a true disciple,
sitting a the sattors ieet.
n T0u ranuos in tNe f6i5iics
Prove youfse'fa soldier tue,
q. whtre hre and smoke art thiekc'i-
there nt work i9r You 10 aoi
Nhru tic hutile-Aeld j siients
l0a can ea with careful tread
lgu can bear away the w0urdeG,
You can cover un The dead
no no', den, stand i5ly wait9g,
lcJ some rTcgt work @ del
fuHHae ]. lazy goddess
She HHi. ueycl come 70 y0a,
GaHBd ei % any ylHeyald
10 nuf icar ~ do o. darei
II y1u want Geld Of lnhar,
leu eau find i anywhere
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

Tns CAprcsE of rus Lfscota AsA@ns
Tire lss u wards 70 the esptgfs n ne sssas..as
Or Sir. Lans8lpapd The reaard ~ he affaf n
Jeasrsou Dash AaSe ben laid hss'fs tbs Iissss
u Representatives Ca. 4. G. Eagsr seceises
ss.750; Il Baker 5000; E.sisa cortssf
$1,000: II Dougbsny, 81 80; Cei Pgiebs.r5
receive. $40 80 Or Ihr ssrtns n JsHefs5n ~
VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

4 Distinguished author says that every thsughi
man thinks Is liqing hing, sent Of 70 sandr
thrssgh y ice. II msy be 20, but most vsesse's
,uough,s occupy very little space. esi
Vi. srs pass through this WeFA 70 aslos4
The mysteries Of ne next, an il i only in Ise
next that se can aad the key % uhlceK the n,s-
ieres ofilIaE
when a vais man rahyes sp hls mind he MI HI
well feeI mortified At Ire snapnsss n the paek.
age
The feeble voice Of drio9ap old age l. l,ke
the ky-lsrks ote.-bein9 sinieF when II seaS
heaven.
Yies you knd poor Eomss starving 20 lear,
don't forget ihst hsr body's wapts are as pes
ihg az her SOULS fH
4 couple of chaps taking their mias jasss
NAY lt considered tight. for they are fAt. ~
pippeu.
The sun. 10 parting. thrills the hsArsns. ss
ones sosi il thrnisf in ths hour Of separafgu.
[Prmtsee
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

A little boy in Brooklyn sunday School wss
asked, lately, 10 say which Was the mnsl bsasIaVl
verse 10 the Bible, After some hesitation y re~
Piled, blushDgly, "Ifany man pulls dowe1 The
american flag, shoot him on the spot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

A sA4losAL FAsr D4Y II s reported thai fbs
President all soou ssae pf91lamai'oA hA.As
ihe l7ta II May as : na'iehal fas' day, p fisN
of tEe esmiug q tle e.iblsra
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

A few nights ago. Mr. Bctikin-wh had been
out taking his glass end pipe--on gDitg@ honic
late, he borrowed 40 Umbrella; and when hls
wiie's tongue was loosened, he sat up in bed. and
suddenly spread his parachute. "Wbat af5
you going 70 do With that thing - said sbe. 8
"wby, ny dear, Iexpeetcd very severe STORM
to.nighl, and came prepared" 10 less thai
twenty minutes MIS- B6ikin was FAST asleep. Is
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saying:
]. lie Is a seduccr.
2. He is sel,ious.
8. lie is M enemy Of The law
L. lie calls himself, falsely, the son Of God,
5. lie calls himself the King Of Israel.
6. He entered INTO the temple followed BY a
multitude bearing palm branches in their hands.
Order the FIRST centurion, Quillas Cornelius to
lead him 10 the place ofcxecuiou.
Forbid any person vhomsocser, either poor or
rich, to oppose the lca'h q Jesus.
Tie witnesses tb5t signed the death Of jesus
are, lst, Daniel Bobani, Pharsee; "a. Jaon-
nus noroable; ga, Rhaphdel Rotani; 4th,, Ca
per, citizen.
Jesus shall 60 out Of the city BY the gate Siren
ucue
The above sentence is engraved on copper
plate, Oh one side are written these worls "a
similar plate is sent TO each tribe i was found
in an antique vase Of white marble. while exca-
ya,ing ID the city Of Aqhlla, in The kingdom Of
Naples, il tbe year 1926. and vas discovered BY
the comuissaria, of Arts, attached 70 the French
Armies, At the expedition of Naples. i was
iouud enclosed in box q Ebony, 10 the saerisity
ofil.e Cvartsm. The vase is in tie Chapel Of
Casera The French translation was made by
the members Of the Commission Of Arts The
original is ia Ihe IIebrev language.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

The b6ys Of New BEDFORD, Mss. have SCI a
good example to boydom everywherel They have
formed a society for the suppressionef II profanity
and yhlgarity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

Boston paper says that since clocked stock.
ings fof ladies' are in fashion, young men VII
be loodpg sftaner than ever 70 see what tiaic it
-,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

The FIRST institution youcbsafed 70 our race
was he sabbath; the next msriiage. So give
your 6ist thought to heaven, iIe neat 10 yodr
Wife
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ln private W mast sateh cur aioaghfs, to
ibs fsnly oar temper. aad 10 company eur
toasues
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go. = rpIIovs. m OF HILL,N n III.

IRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE'
Va rsrs Cats Butas seld'
GRACFS CELEBRATED SALVE
cue. Wouuas, Buic.t Npra'ns'
GRACES CELEBRATED SALNE
cure. B5as, Ulcers, Cancers
CRACEs CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Cou., felons, Files
GRACES CELEBRATED SALVE
Cares Frozen Limbs, and Chilbains'
GRACES CELEBRATED SALNE
cure. Chappe,l Hands and lis'ers.
GRACEs CELEBRATED SALNE
+. prump, d action, removes paln lt onee. and re-
5b,crs dc u,a.t anery-lo9ting sWclllHes and rla-
gstitt. 4. Fl ~ niasc--lhus siiorliug relief and
cunp'eie cure
ONLY % CENTS A BON
tseut 81 mal fof 81 cents
SETH ". FowLE h son, roston,
pup iciors.
rar sate by 50 Druggists Grocer, aud 81 al
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

They rasnsge things funny Ia Califonia--fni
itary funerals, for instance. After burtiSE ~
deceased the band comes back and serehades'the
widow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

A CLumcAL DENASb'--A singular incident
has jast taken place at ksafcha.sl, IN rsitner-
land At the death ola merchant Of that eity,pn
The credit side Of his books the name Of "God"
was found to be inscribed for a considerable sum
No one knew Of such creditor. aud on inScsu-
CATION evidence was obtained that deceased, @llo
vas a mau Of great picty, had openea an account
70 the Father Of All. ehd entered 70 il each year
share Of his profits. The clergy have caih-d
the SUN, on the ground that they represent Cod
upou earth, while their demand is opposed BY
tle authorities Of the canton. The affair will
probably be brought before the tfibanas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

II X. FOWLER,
IL. kHFHsg = las
lsss,5aaAa8 o eaafF fsa.m Art fHe "a
ssfssss Artat ass Na1 tsatf t We .ht
Nos NL
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IOLHZ.
Or n akDERS IODINE WATER.

UH 4. EHUth9 IUUlHt WEItH
A pe,s s.istseu b iesiue. NuHoUT 4 SoLyrSlti
gstsiaitsa rtil chAlS 70 each ouaee y sister.
fHY rux4 PcwEkfUa YfrAtsgts0 AGfhf AID EAs
aenA1IfG EseNs.
f. has tcse8 ss.t ss care ScsefetE lu aAl ~ nan"
field iNs7eA.
ULCERS. clhCtas. SYPHILIS, SALT RhtUs !;
aaR E ass haen aseG Hsh asoA4sh5Ae saeesss "a
efeak "a
Kheamsiism. DYpesla, Consumption. r.
maie Complaints Hear, Liser, and
hidney Diseases. &c
Case sts Een Free 81 say s4tfesss
Ffscs sa,as balsf ~ taf o.
~ N sNtiEs r0 FhvsiessEs sna tteE 81
szx HruadAsF Ass laak.
ASS - sse tF sEfE VI FUMLE & sQA, 3s
ffff Hastus sad Hy iff ga fs ssnsrtEis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

A GoyEREcR HALr-snAvgp. Tie legislature
Of Oregon. during its last session, passed an act
compelling barber shops 10 close business at 10
o'clock A. NJ. On Sunday. This has given rise
to mary practical lSsesi amoug the bsst is this
A eew days since the governor stepprd into
barber shop about ten minutes before 10 A. NJ,
and placed himself In the armchair TO be shaved,
at the same time giving the boy his boots to poli
.sh. The barber lathered his txc,ncncy'S face
AMI tie 10y industrioasly brushed ou his bcots.
About the tme ene-hal the executive beard was
shorn and one boot satisfactorily polished. the
clock struck 10. The brush dropped hastily from
the boys hand, und the barber begin hastily 10
put his instruments on the shelf The gov fncf
desired him 10 proceed. Cant do i, MIR Gibbs,
the Sunday law is In force, Vas 'he replys--
Aud in spite Of his pro.esmtions the governor WAS
obliged to leave with one eide Of his face unshay.
On aud one boot couei sf with dhst.
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Death Warrant Of Christ.

Chatco has put into our hanls TIE most im-
posing and Interesting Judicial document to all
Christians, that has ever been recorded 10 human
annals, that Is, the Identical Death Warrant
Of ouI Lord Jesus Christ We transcribe
the document from cops Of the tlenslation;
Sentence regderei Jy Poattas Plate. acting
Governor of Lorei GaIiaee, hat Jtsus Of .Nas-
areih shall suffer dsait on ne cross
sin the year seventeen OF the empire Of Tiberi-
US Caesar. aud the 2jth day Of March, the city Of
Holy jerusalem; Anna and Caiphas being priests,
sucndcators Of the people Of God, Pontius PLATE,
Governor Of Lower Galilee, sitting on the Pres-
dental chair Of the pratory condemns Jesus o.
Nazefcth TO die On tide cross, Letween two thieves
~ the great aud hotOfous evidence o. the people,
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Tur less % NoNks nps diAesily - ussi
va is re- Il ). ghb sesass :. tAes !, lssss<sy
- csvsr - ,ss .ess = ssausy uith spscsaps
nsnss H5ssaay : day. ami ssssios rrssss
tAas dY als 81 seyiss sea - shlah we sas
saly eseaes.issl. shte rs ~ tsttsses Yea
nsss Frsvais ~ yoaf svn hai'g. AT assF'os
lstyrryts thls 70 eszn. 8, sd keep ~ yes sAn.
Fsrss esl auA rrsaseos are tluuss, BOT Fsfssrt
d ~ svfi .s th,s ars ssrfal sias doat
tbtRs have -, ssgs nas shs gAaasA, BE- SAs
sssoeus swoss az 'ss prayers hsvs hsaFa
Is ne prayer mvss,sE. Asa 'As dep aissslons
q sia ms8s, have sever ye beard sha ah =
tsrwoasness eaaAsssl. TIE sa i - aslvtr !,
>. hidden auI = pawsftsl. that - sFe hafd'f
eaBsssoa, y tp ssstssec Aad besAase' ysa
lga'i ana vppt eonfoss tl 10 pablie prayer .thsFs
x lhe pers nesa that yoa prag ever i IN sserss.
QsArf ,ius destroy be ha.ly, make yea Feeble,
preua,arsly III ba, this dries up ne sal. With
Is, BE syr'pathisa .hArisas the heArtiand maAes
mss lss that tAsy ars gcis. and mAay seessts
ssa, o,sf the resses.es q POwu sAseh @ahs's
them ,ais. ,,ll the separation between ht s0aI
AMI God i too wide sysn isf The srcss 81 Chr'ss
and tt, poser q the Holy Spirit ever to dim'n.
lsh. o man q God. II there te any enc shiag
ngsinst Wbieh you oushl istvsHsly 70 pray, = ss
,hat YEA may be saved frvm lsvins mspsy .Nelch
-, chs roo, o. all ssii, "--Dr, Todd.
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we~lss Riaurs in yKnaosF. THE follcwias
!. an advertisement, which We clip from the Rni-
land Herald.
Il ieFtlI any enc in ~ State q Vsrnens mar
rsiug iqscph Trumbls. d chit,cbden, Vt. 70
Mts Sophia Peiiy u f'randon, VT. fsf being
engaged to some one else the scoond time
JULlA Gooseas
Brandon, March so, 1906"
JUDAS keCred' Is a uie mudlled in iis com
position, since il Is impossible 70 tell whether is
Is thc Wicked iu.eph Or ne fair Sophia who has
teen engaged TO some one else the second time,
but by hsr bOldncss In sticking up for her rights
Julia has set 40 example to oil the race Of mar.
fiagcable girls rhch We suggest, Il would not
be bad idea fgr them 10 folew. lfssry little
girl will her wronss ii this way, the sfoct
will be wonderfully conducive Of moral and social
reform II I. far htttef than Mrs. Harris's plan
Of letting daylight into tls bowels Of her lover,
and much preferable to cold 'piscn' to which %
many resort as balm iot loves Ills. Our col
umns are ever open 10 the complaints ofthe tltcd
portion Of humanity Troy rmfs,
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DYspEpSIA AND DEBILITY.

DYSPEPSIA AMI DEblLii
E~,s. = r,regalIs At,1afacoa Scst y. D.
pruiAu. Canada Eaa Marsli q, iseb.
Il am as uyeieTale pyspePii' oi N"EE
ratN s5 YEAEs' srANbiNu. e,.., Z.
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gra I.iss .}e.-sH No. IS 4rvn Pioee, bosisa'
ii ba4e suffered aud sometimes severely lef -
years. alm dvpsp.a. commenced Rh,ns tae
pe.pt3aa s,uin and fBuHa immediate benehi leoli
4 n ne eaarc0f three ~ four weeks "As en-
,iffly re leged from mx suffering ana Rafs ENJOY
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-08

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