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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-30

WONDERS or THE ESdLIsH LANGuAoH.
The construction Of the English lang
uage must appear most formidable to a
foreigner One of them, looking at d
number Of vessels, said, "See, what D
fock Of ships !" lie was told that flock
Of ships was called a feet and that Il
fleet Of sheep was called a Aock. And
il was added, for his guidance in mas
tering the intricacies Of our language,
that a flock Of girls Is called bcyy,
and a beyy Of wolves is called o pack,
and . pacL Of thieves is called gang
and gang Of angels is called a host,
and a host Of porpoises is called herd
and herd Of children is called troop,
and troop Of patrdges is called a Gov
ey- and coyey Of beauties is called a
galaxy, and galaxy Of ruilians is called
horde and a horde Of rubbish is call
ed heap, and heap Of oxen is called
a drove, and drove Of blackguards IL
called q mob, aud mob 0f whales Is
called a shoal, ard q sh0al of worship
pers is called a congregation, and a com
gregation of engineers Is called corps
and corps of robbers IL called band,
and band of locusts IS called a swarm,
and swarm 81 people is called a crowd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-30

A clergyman lately dddfessed his
female auditory as follows BE not
proud that the blessed Lord paid your
sex the distinguished compliments of
appearing first 70 a female after the res
direction. for Il was only done that the
glad tidings might spread the sooner
4 charity scholar nnder, under ex-
animation ia the Psalms beng asked
What Is the pesiilence that walfeth ID
darkness z" he replied, Please sir bed
bugs"
Tie effort Of breathing during TWEEN
ty-four hours, is equal TO raising 10000
pounds one foot high
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-30
MISC I1I4T4ANE0E =.
PROCLAIM AuoN - I'll" LAp'is
Both Married and Single
THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES.


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|y gus,eattts}e faseve witlaat psta, s1l disturb
l. -. i lie periails leelafxt R'setter all'ins l9A
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mme sate meas9raguaH, ana .e natA 'at. W"
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stctAss Dsat b. Dren'N o. @ Nv, ~,
ettsssness - g0ut Nfngess, ssia tfil Aim fA7i hu
-s-t sss atsr aud mesi RHl4Ahth lsiAa4s 4atA'ettf
Tie vofaa Aic# . comp nsee II
ID, fafessmaaf Female PiHs
Il 4ss.. ave ,s.s5esf ans are naa receiving the
mos etssssessf i'lestc are l1 America,
81 Exasieit sifeNtsasa asgA eNeh 81 .ae .st'Vhs
#Eaalsf psf haK. eaBiashiHg iftH " 20 ~ Fff'
pstls eeas ~ nsAi. promptly ~ FrNahnR tAa
sssos to iAs pf9prelsrs q snf aataoi - as''' ~
"A .,,rs.., fsnas .sid hv hwEeasis senef4ilt
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y Dsy ares', Asw Aa1k.
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Nasby.

Tar OcroulB ELrcrioSs Nh NasrY
orfMoS RELATIVE 10 rHr pceEAr or TIM
President
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Western Vermont Rail Road.

on mil amer MONDAY. July 9th, trains
Sss@sl o. tAis rad v.il fun as oiuws:
- MOVING South
esmmslaliou irsln leasts nutand =, $40 A a.,
DsuEs u t8si lugset 81. Manchester lN connect
ina at llssslc liuftiou With ifains g. Wamsiown,
north Adam i'Itsa id AMI >prn-hllA arriFe iu Troy
a csanrelas aiih iiHdsn ldtef trains y Sew 0fk
aaI N3iI fFains tp Saratoga aaA flg West
MaNar ltaNcs Euflud 80 % i ~. Danny 90,
rssI lolst fs Msnersef az 81 tarnteFn2 at Hoes
( Auaegian uiib grains ior NismsiaWn ard Aorth Al
AIMS arrlse n Eros ss o. cpHReeiiHe h Peoples IAte
.lcs8ers to Nes furk ani aih iralns iet Buaao and
MOVING NORTH
Mss, tr4sR leaves Iray al SIS an North Bennington
SO Ar Hesa 81 g. Manchester 8a0 East Barsrl 30 4a
arFiFEas IA EatlanA si 70 So connecting With tr4u ie
Bsitn4s Ffi,s keehc ftchburg and Bstau- siro WIN
Bgaius o. BHrsagian MuAtbeitF, sl Ai4ans, Os4ens.
Bury AMI Montreal satire aas.
Accommodation tralu leaves Iry q . T. n. Nar'A
R.nurgttu iH Arlington {k Manchester oa, East
B8rset 81 srviyiae ia iu1lard 81 90
Faf irtets and ali reressan Information inquire At
lhs eaiCes nn 81, HHc
R5nunetou Jai} 1896
The national Republican., 1866-05-11

SuPRExE CouRr or THE DISTRICT OF CoLuN-
srA-Chiof Js,ties Carter. Assoeiafs Jnstiess
Fishy. Wyiis aud 0Gn-Ths following oss.s
were placed on the Trial Calendar: I, 50, "a, IS,
g. n, n, 70, "a, rs and 70.
The court adopted the following rules
l. Only two counsel shall bs permitted 10 argue
for each party-plantin and dsfsndsnt-in cause.
2. No counsel will bs permitted to speak In the
argument Of any ease more than two hours without
the special leave Of the Court granted before the
argument begins.
5. Counsel win not bs heard unless printed ar.
ssmsnt, brief abstract Of the case be hrst filed,
together with the points intended to be made and
the authorities intended 70 bs cited In support Of
them, arranged under the respective points.
4. The sams shall bs signsd By an attorney or
counsellor Of this Court.
s. II one Of the parties omits TO file such state.
msnt he oanpot be heard; and tho case will be
heard ar parts upon the argument Of the party BY
whom the statement 10 hled.
0. Ten printed copies Of the abstract points and
authorities required By this rule shall be filed with
the clerk before the case Is called for argumsnt-
four Of those copies for the Court, ono TO be rs.
tained BY the clerk, and the residue for counsel
T. When no counsel appears for one Of the parties,
and printed brief and argument 10 fled, only one
counsel will be heard for the adverse party; but II
q printed brief or argument is hied, the adverse
party will be entitled to be heard BY two oounsss
N. II. Prince against Brown and Howell Ap.
peal from Justice Benjamin 8. Kinsey. Judgment
affirmed. Mattingly for plaintiff.
William p. Williams for use Of John Van Ris.
wick against George Page. Appeal from the Cir
| cult Court Judgment affirmed. Laskey for plain.
The national Republican., 1866-05-11

GALE OF SPADES, sHovELS, &C.
GALE OF A STEAM GRIST MILL
~ AT
CAVALRY DEPOT, 0IEsBoRo,D DO,


w..ussros. D c., kprii II, isss
sold on the premises. at pube suction, under the al.
rsstion O. C.p,.in osoIss 7. BrowninE, A O. ~; on
sTsaE E'Ss ssnp MILL
yG -.,.s' sr.n,.' q by 0
,ruesd Of the 'sry best Material and In the most sub
Also at the sams time and place, the nashnsry aad
=, ONE % ENoiNs, on 100 HORSE POWER.
n isS s.d Si.s Win % seS % .sa 10, ssi.s pump. md
~ twenty mt @ ises.. lace. Win Jad.oa patent gov.
TWO a, BoILRRs OF @. HORSE POWER EAcH, MADE
ofhs best boiler iron, ave sxtssnths Of an Inch
i..t ave lS inches In length each boiler containing
seventy -sx 90 lap welded hues each three N and one
fourth 60 inches In diamstsr with all the requisite aP-
TES Gc) PAIRS OF REED,s PATsNr BucKIsoHAM
.oIId r,.seh burr nillsons sud SET in heavy we'll
balanced frames with Ay.euters, elevators, and con.
vsyors .usisnt 70 Gu. sad handl. ths hs{ grain and
The .h.nss /. Of ani.hsa wrought iron and the pui:
boxes sussnt 10 drive ten o) pair. o. burr. 1s The
mats driving bel. is Of ioar W ply rubber and twenty
is the best tanned patent .tre.shsd leather
The Bngins Boilers, Machinery, and Pixtures of every
desorlnuon, are OF the very post az
manship and still in exeslisnt condition and hns work
log order the mill having been In operation only about
Alteeu months.
il deemed advisable by the agent Of the dovsrnmsn.
the day Of sale the b1ldnga will be sold separately
Terms Cash, 10 Government fluids.
PurehGssrs vii be required 10 remove thsir property
bsiors the ars s day Of July merit unless Otherwise
arranged with the owner Of the grounds.
boat for 0iesboro will leave the Sixth street wharf
| every hour duripg the day Of sale.
Any further Information that may be desired viii bs
given upon application, In person or by letter
tain George 7. Browning, O. osssoro ,S S 70 'his
| ones. JAMES a hhn,n
| apla
The national Republican., 1866-05-11
-THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL

Among the valuable matter contained in these vol
umes and In the weekly Issue Of the JOURNAL may be
named;
/, A weekly record Of Military Movements through
out the hsd of war.
II q The onieial Reports Of Army aud Navy Command
ers, and Of Government Departments aud Bureaus
g. Aful Gazette Of Changes In the personnel OF tho
NoIisos Of new Inventions relating to ths art of
war. .
s Full and constant correspondence from the Ablsst
ocAs Of the two sSrvees the professional questions
Of the hour snggestions Of changes and Improvements
discussions Of military IubIeeta
An extended and thorough discussion OF the Iron
clad question, with the ofneisi reports thereon .
7. Editorial criticisms aud obssrVRtons, and eriu-
oisms on current literature.
Notices OF the progress In military science IN FOR
egn countries; Of foreign military literature Invention
administration.
Instructions to correspondents In tactical matters
10 In hne, complete record OF everything relating
to the late and to the general progress Of military
science.
The Indexes to these volumes, embracing references
to three thousand articles are eAreuy prepared,
Gpd add greatly to the value Of the work,
The AMY ASD NAVY JOURNAL obviously enJoys Ia
ees for accurate infor rmAtion not only OF events In
the late campaigns but AlLo Of the spirit and opinions
OF the Army, which no other newspaper could be eI'
its weekly record Of military movements something Of
the dignity and verify Of history; ,,
In its department OF Cores A well Aa In s
Editorial pages mAny ideas have been hrst suggested
which have since become laws or usages TO the beneht
The 1nsI AND NIyr JounsAL Is published weekly,
Al % year Single soPiss may BE- eStsinsd o. news
once No. 50 Park Row. New York.
The national Republican., 1866-05-11

FouNDLIxo.-Last night, about II o'clock,
ofaosr Luskey, Of the Eighth precinct found q
white male infant, about two weeks old, lying on
the door-step Of house on street, between Niuth
and Tenth, near the Navy Yard. The little
stranger was taken to the nation.house and Ser
9,ant Mllstsad took him 70 his residences where he
vu properly cared for .s.t.asf Z. +.
The national Republican., 1866-05-11

HUDSON, N. Y, May 7.-Ihomas Punch, a col.
Oren man, committed suicide last night BY cutting
his throat in tho street
CbAs. h. HOllsnbeck, one Of our most respected
white oitiIsns committed suicide yesterday morn.
ing by hanging himself In an outbuilding.
The national Republican., 1866-05-11

HALIFAX, May lO-The iron-elAd MiAntOnomSh
and tho United States steamer Augusta arrived
this evening. Though they encountered heavy
weather, the iron-clAd worked finely.
The national Republican., 1866-05-11

Nsw yopx, M.y 1e.-Rieur declined 1os7o
esnt.i sales II 900 bsrsisi Stats s7.sosloI5;
Ohio ss.sss13.7sj Southern s1o.7ssie.75. Wheat
declined Sac cents, new Milwaukee t1l5s7 2oi
rcd Western s7s2.so. Corn hrmj sales 70, 900
bushels Of soass senis. Beef stsady. Pork hrm,
msss sso.sossl. Lard heavy At 19s27i cents.
Whisky dull. Cotton arm at Sass osntsi sales Of
i,4oo bales Of Orleans, at auction, prices ranging
from 77is31. cents. Sugar steady, Musoovado
ioiai1l cents, Haysns loiaisi cents Naval
Stores dull. Pstrolsum arm. Frsighs quiet.
Gold 1891.
One Death at Quarantine.
NHw YoRk, May 1o.-Thsrs was only one death
BY ehosra At quarantine to-day, and no new cases.
The steamer England has come up TO the city.
Arrival Of the Head Centre.
Nrw Yonk, May lo.--Ths steamer Napoleon,
from nsvrs, has arrived The Pea says James
Stevens, the Rsnian Head Centre. Is passenger on
her.
The national Republican., 1866-05-11

THE GIDEON PRINTING OFFICE"
xsrABLIsHKD IN 1905.
JOSEPH L. PEARSON,
SUCCESSION TO
GIDEON RsoN.
sTRAM-PowBR
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
No. OIL Ninth Street, near Psnnsylvsais Avenue.
WARRINGTON CITY.
Having greatly increased the facilities Of the sbovs
OLD ESTABLISHED PRINTING HOUSE,
BY an almost
HNrIRB RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And Ii. addition Of several Of III. most improved
,PowER-PR EssEs,
IL prepared to execute every variety Of
" LErrER-PREss PRINTING,
FINE VISITING CARD
LARoE POSTER.
PLAIN OR ooLoRED INK.
PRoMPTNEss AND DISPATCH
MAY BE
RELIED ON.
The national Republican., 1866-05-11

Frsr ON d srRKrr.--At seven minutes
bsfors two o'clock this morning hrs broke out in
The Tont,ns Restaurant, No. $50 D street, between
Ninth and Tenth ssrosts, n. Richards proprietor,
and the building was soon guttsd By The flames.
Steam hrs engine No. . had stream on the build
Ing at short notice. and the other machines were
promptly on hand.
Az the FIRE was In 6lvs proximity TO the building
10 which 10 kept the rare and valuable library Of
Mr.. Peter Pores. considerable anxiety was felt until
the engines got fairly At work. The adjoining
buildings wsre somewhat damaged, but the extent
Of the entire loss had not been asosrtainsd when
our paper went TO press.
The national Republican., 1866-05-11

San FRANoIsco, May 10 "A further shipment on
aovsrnmsnt account, Of $500, 900 in trsssurs-nOt
mAnifsstsd-wAs made By the steamer Of April Is,
from Ban Francisco VA
The national Republican., 1866-05-11
Several Persons Killed and Wounded by .
Shell.

Bosros, May lO.-In the irOn.fOundry Of Davis
L Farnham, at Waltham, yesterday, a shell, Pur.
chased for old iron, exploded, instantly killing
William II. Howard and two boysi also severely
wounding the foreman Of the foundry and some Of
the WoFkmon,
The national Republican., 1866-05-11
Omesrs OF Colorsd Regiment Handsomely

BALTIMORE, May lO.-The officers Of the 4th
oolOrsd regiment Of Maryland returned to this city,
and were handsomely entertained tonight at Doug,
lass Institute by the oolored of Baltimore, who
were members Of that regiment.
The national Republican., 1866-05-11

METHODIST PROTESTANT UoSFEREScE.-Yes.
tsrday DR.. Murray offered the following amend
msnt to tho Baptismal servicei which was adopted
Question to be asked the parents; "Do you SOL
emily promise that you win diligently endeAyor.
both BY precept and example, to bring up this child
for their ehidrep) In the nurture and admonition Of
the Lord, and that you will earnestly pray to God
for the assistance Of lis holy spirit, that you may
eneetually do the same"
The same gentleman moved that the form for re
osption Of members be regarded as the form fol
resolving into full membership. Adopted.
After some further business the Conference nd
journsd sine die. .N
The national Republican., 1866-05-11

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PmsrEs will be exchanged for currency at
the RnPupLIoAs counter. II
The national Republican., 1866-05-11
TT U so n T A YLO r

BOOkBKLLkR AND bTAtIOhkk,
sSl PsnnSylVAnA nue. doors west Of hiAth street.
wASnE0roH Crr.
All the new book OF the age received Immediately
upon from the PrssS and for sale Al PubllshsrS
prices
gradss and variety, at the lOws.t New York Prloss
blank Books Of all styss hAad, Ahd made 70 order
without loss Of tine
Yi.ninF Cards Printsd, and plates engraved In the
latest fashion.
All Medical Books supplied Al publishsrs' rates.
Paper aud knVsls pes Gtamad 10 Ordar, ap9,u
The national Republican., 1866-05-11

RYLASD CuApEL.-0ur Island readers will
bs pleased to learn that the work Of completing
this ane church eddoe is commenced, with fair
prospects that In a few weeks tho large congrega-
tion can comfortably occupy tho main audience
room. The venerable DR.. Hamilton, their pastor
being nobly sustained by wealthy residents Of thi'
interesting part of our city has been indefatisabls
In his Efforts to hnlsh the pioneer church Of the
bsyenth ward. ..
The national Republican., 1866-05-11

TDW ARD LYCETT,
II oK.BIHDzR AND PAPER. .RULkR,
No. M Psnnsylyania Avsnus, between Tenth and nlsv
snth streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Psriodieall And
MsvspApsn sarsfaily attended V. "
The national Republican., 1866-05-11
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- IH0s AT ALExANDRIA,vA
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

TINTED STATES MARSHALS SALE.
Il vir,u. Of wr. Of Yi.ri Y.e,a. Issued ffen u.
clsrhs oee Of the suprsns Court Of the District q
Co unbi, .sa % me directed win ,.l .i psblls ,.s.
osIOei NJ tbs following d..erbsd propsr,y, 70 Wis
.oubss ssra.S @ o. .ad YSl ssd fSsaiss ns9S s ss
Of twenty third strest west Is isst isshss 70 the
SsSss south Is f..i inches thsnss .st * i.st 10
nshss Improved By two.story fran. bailaing being
sstoS, ssiIss and levied upon NJ as Z. p property
Of Bepjamln Everett and will be sold 10 satisfy Nc.
iSisa% Co. !" Ben. i.nis kv.s.;i .ns s.Ss:l s,.r.s,
ny7-a usii.d States Marshal D. %.
II ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
Ia PROPERTY.
WIN b. sold at New Berns. North csroiins, q large
sgosn. Of ordn.sss .sd orSs,ns. s,Srs: ,s.s :. "a
.y he principal classes Of which are given below.
Iron and Brass Guns, oun Carriages, Harness, saz-
as. H,l,.r.. Brides Bi.sh.. wssss olS IrCn L..a,
sling Cart. Gins sempsts Infantry Equipnshs Iupis-
for Fisld snd siege Guns saa other articles too
corrsss list. Of article. to h. sold will b. furnished
upon application 70 this once.
nance, Washington, DC. -
apis-tmI4 Bvt. Capt Ord. Dept, U.s.A.
GALE OF SPADES, sHovELs, &o.
CHIrr ouAHrrnxAsrrR . oyyIor,)
Dkror or WAsHnoros,
wAs.IsoTOs, D. o: April 70. lsos
iinory square. mi. siiy. on MONDAY, Nay L. isss.
40 o'slSsk, a m.
$500 thsAdisd and l. 800 long handled sAovsis.
% sSisy Tents, worn. -.....
These spades and shovel. are from The be.. n.nufas
The national Republican., 1866-05-11
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

NHIEF QUARTERMASTER OFFICE,
" pIPAHrAEsr or yiEoIsIA,
RicHnosp, Va, Nay 1850. 80
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
the 18th instant, At IL m for fuIpishlng the United
States Government with the following supplies, via
CLASS l.-l,Ooo CORDS NERcHAHrABLE HARD
WOOD.
CLASS a-ao. 900 bushels OATS, in sacks.
100 tons prime TIMOTHY HAY, balsd.
CLASS $50 tons clean RYE or WHEAT STRAW.
baled.
CLASS L-sTATIoNERY, In such quantities as may
be required, Including LETTER, FooLsCAP. foLlo
POST, NOTE BLorTINd, sad ENVELOPE PAPkk
ENVELOPES, (yarious siISs,) MEMORANDUM, . Apd
e-quirs BLANK BOOKS, INK, (Arnoid's Fluid,) and
INK POWDER, wAPKRs, SEALING WAX, oulLLs'
STEEL PENS, LEAD PENCILS, oFFicR TAPE,
ERAsBRs, and PAPER.FoLDKRs, all TO be Of good
quality.
Proposals will be made for each class separately, and
dsgnAte the areles In each elAss proposed TO be
furnished,
The wood, hay, sAd straw will be suhjsA to ip,Pee.
ton on delivery 81 mples of the oats AaA the articles
in Glass must Aseosl panv the proposals.
All supplies be delivered to the United States ouAr-
tcrmaaiers At Rehu0nd and Port Mouroo hs they may
be required free Of expense to the Govsrunsu TO be
paid for on delivery r as soon thereafter a. fands may
be received.
The Unsd States serve the right to reject any all
proposals which may be deemed Incompatible with the
WILLIAM L JAMES,
Brsvst BhEAd oen-rai and Chief q ~,
myT.d Department Of Virginia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-02
PURE TEAS AND COFFEES.
THE EAsTINDIATEAc Co.

Located in Boston, Mass, HENRY 7. VAUGHN, Agent
is now IN successful operation, and disposng of large
quantities Of pure Tea and Coffee,
This Company has been formed by number Of gem
iemen VINO nave been engaged many years ia the Tea
business has large capital, energetic officers and Is
prepared In every way answer all demands the pub
lie may require One trial will convince all that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-02

Goodpear's Rubbers arc worth moro
TO ware than any other. The New
Brunswick Rubber so common for sale
j. not worth half price, Buy none bot
Goodycar's.
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CAUTION I'm TIME.

FeFssus thai &sAisg 60 uet ls HfRHt as DhisAe nd
hlrssgthsa 80 fsfasfsfd, tsat FsrHa psus weakness
ssd diAsrrss "a nfe haFs aea h&t has stad M al
stfpgiy hfft se8ft shsud raHilanA ihsfu Ilh
usfttiess preparatory sized Plaster enerud flf ar
A. 81 siafrs. and aiifn giFsa 10 pt8e 30 iBNEiCs
~, hsrFfsk's AID f'tasfefs asa NaSGr teaftd
Pifh are asea 10 the : Array Ard NAVY, aiv iatr.-
dared iaa H0st Hospitals, Ala llnassr and Prisons
sna stEriio communities With their wumderfai cures
ffs thuasand a3sioaHs and snreeuas and endorse
them. Csll ~ aHd thsi sfi bet lttHlf =
kfp FLstTEEs seu sVaAn CpkEFn ftttE Slid D. deal.
Sc steFs Nhsrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-02
Ernh Coffee. Roasi1ol aud :.roumd E,aiiy.
THE CLUB SYSTEM.

THE CLUB SYSTEM.
Persons IA the country who want superior Tea or
Coffee yet them ut iuvesi rntes by clubbing
gether, and sending for one pounds for each
person. We win send SIMPLE u any kind to persons
who wish TO get up Clubs If they desire and to any
person setting up Club amounting 10 thirty dollars
Of more, We viii present them witha
B>asAfnI Sitter- PLATED Tea Pet,
worth I'VE dollars, Of its value IN Tea or Coffee We
will put each persons their package, and for.
ward by express This u the eheapest aud best way 10
buy Tea OF Coffee. All orders allied generally within
ten days from the date of the order
AsuaAtages ~ ending Ia Clubs
Is,, You get your Tea and Coffee cheaper
81, lou saFe the Expressage.
sII.FER.I'LATRD TEA FUT, (or Its value in tea or
coffee, az be may choose, which IL Ave dollarsl
We thanks to parties who have taken an inter.
csi IN getting 40 Ciuh sod ssouia any ~ them ever
visit Boston, we shah be most happy 20 see them.
Persons getting up Cubs vfh please Observe The fol-
lowing
F@,- Vi d. . strictly cash Business. Therefore tie
money ~ the goods secsupady TIE order q no
attention win b. paid r. Il oaly T. s. National Bank
Bllls taken ~ sums under So n,st be- forwarded BY
Mail. ia Representative faseges Dram, asd when
done ~ the loss Il any u ct ogff-k VIZ eanngt send
le.s thsn une Pound 70 each a.eunbcf II GIub. sat
win sead any asst q Tea o. eoss IL oar Price list
Al orders mus, BE- addressed y
HENRY T. VAUGHN, A1dsgt;
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