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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

and So connected web the enisF1r
81 SHORE afe dane ,her hest q hate
tae cah1e mde ard las8 n 9 perfect
condition d he ula rlcs q vsaia
and iist aye is erasnei iaeif united
efforts u7th perfect cas
Cgnu ~ FHn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

CouvrarErrs. 1t is ascortninod that
the issue Of counterfeit treasury notes
from the impression Of the genuine
plates taken in the treasury department
is immense. Not less than 100000 in
those bogus notes were sent TO Europe
by last Wednesdays steamer, before the
authorities had an opportunity to seize
them. The country is flooded with
these spurious bills, in denominations
from $i00 to the smallest fractional cur
reucy, and executed under such circum-
stances they defy detection.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

UrAu-The House Committee on
Territories in their report on Utah af-
fairs, say the United States laws are
dehantly violated; that armed force is
necessary to preserve peace, but they
do not deem it advisable to divide the
territory and annex il to adjacent states
and territories. Nor do they favor q
military government but propose to
postpone any recommendations until
December next Witnesses testified
that hostility to the United States, is
taught by Brigham Young and those
faithful 10 him. Gen Conner believes
the leaders authorize and Justify homi-
eide. A special order issued ~ Brig
ham Young was put IN evidence, di-
recting that 50 tcamstcrs belonging 20
Gen Johnstons command should be
massacred. Fortunately, the man de-
signed TO execute the order rey0ltod al
the atrocity and placed the original or
der in the hands Of Federal officer
Congress and the federal authorities
seem to be quite unable 70 govern tho
Saints OF make them obey the United
States laws Brigham Young il eyi-
IDENTIFY a law unto himself
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

4 Kansas paper SAYS Two men
% the horse-thayiug fraternity danced
ia the air on Lightning creek one day
last seek. IAeylmmediately retired %
q hole ia the ground after their cxer-
clac
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

-Orille Fl Browning 81 limo.
bas keen confirmed a. Secretary q y
Interior
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

f ATLANTIC CtRE Nrvs-An ex-
ea the prophecy Of failure to
Nla1ta Cable from the so-ealled
b4j amDu 81 the Great Easlau's sailing
on FRIDAY, has been made ridiculous
~ the cable landing successfully on
the same day, and the items Of news
first furnished are excellent omens
the Prince Of Wales visiting an Amen-
can irou-clad Russia preparing 10 IA
homage TO our naval representative,
Hungary restored ia life. the guardian
devil Of dtspotism, Austria, disastrous
~ boaten a Tory government willing
10 remove al differences between Amer
lea aud England; an aristocrahe lord
preparing for the rcparahon Of English
Church abuses and finally TO proclaim
All at peace those constitute glory
enough for the cable
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

In conversation with a Normonter
now in Washington, Senator Nye Of
Nevada, said Of Judge Polanc:
"AIr Poland is amau of rare abilities
and no man, SO short d time n member
Of the Senate, has ever secured somnch
influence and respect in that body as
he now commands, and il Vermont
wishes to retain her reputation ihero
her Legislature viii @go him sho seat
made vacant BY the death d Judge Col
lamer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

WHAT CoNGREss HAS DONE In its po-
litical action, which has been the point
of chief public interest, Congress has
shown virtues which it has not always
displayed in the critical movements OF
the last few years. 1t has been deliber-
ate IN action, even beyond the degree
which policy seemed to dictate 1t has
been moderate, finally shaping its course
upon a broad view Of all the circumstan-
cos, and with little regard for the views
Of extremists. 1t has been firm in meet
ing the demands Of duty couragoously
and standing steadily by its rights and
in the exercise Of its own judgement,
during the heavy months in which the
executive has been drawing together
his party, and while every device Of po-
litical warfare has been threatening to
oyerwhelm those who would not aban-
don the demand for the due guarantees
Of union and liberty.
In this respect Congress has nobly
performed its duty and has deserved
well Of the country And as it adjourns
every sign indicates the popular approx
al Of its course. The effort to ally a
party against it, comprising. anything
more than the faction which for five
years has looked askance upon all Wig
orous action for the Union, is already
seen to be futile; and before it meets
again in December we cannot doubt
that the voice Of the vast majority in
the steadily loyal States will have given
thcir verdict, from which there is noap-
peal, in favor Of Congress on the great
issue which has now been made mp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

Tm Puunc DEBr Tho Idcr7gfr's
Washington dispatch says The July
statement Of the public debt Will prob.
ably be delayed till near the close oisht
week. II VIII show reduction during
the month of about Sl0000.000, or say
81, 100000 since the end Of May il
viii also show that during The month
some $4,000 900 or 23,000,000 of Ger.
ti6catos Of indebtedness were redeemed
leaving less than 5000, 900 outstanding
Il viii further show that a large amount
Of seyen-thirties have been exchanged
for iiyo-twenties.
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TIE lansp, ne Ban's fsd and ~ B1silfai+ il
tae i.t.s q 3 handsome volume just issns3 BY tie
AeH Lngland Publishing Company, Bo.tou, Mass.
The sathat has de.yed mas, .aau,sfoasiy amoBgst
tae masfts ofcurgas nei1euts which base marked
tie late wsr, and hs1 grouped .nd classified them
under appropriate Aea3s. apa ia q very attractive
ffu
lheE 4 csr'aln portion f,he war th2t VIII
acyer 81 mo TIE fssa.ar histories, snl sll aot
set embodied q sonaaes 81 poetry wh.ea i q
ysy zeal peg n e ana III, & prssersei- con-
Fty . sle cesa.ug generations q better i1sa n
the s. %. q Ire eosfIet thar nsay dry reports
esrefa asrTatrez II sgvSf, and fhs f-st Esy
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TxEa,rox - srssroutI fFfas
TIE term Il tie following seventeen
mombeu Of he senate q the Uni,cl
States VII oypFs On le g,h 81 March
Is67
Ira Harris of New york. James 4
MeDoueall 81 CALIFORNIA / S Foster
IT Connecticut. Lyman Tummn ot III.
mons, H,ury $ Lane q Indiana ] NJ
kirkweoi 81 luNa samuel G rameros
81 Kansas, Garrett DAVIS &c Kentucky
b Gratz Brown ~ Missouri james NJ
Nyc 81 Nevada, panitl CLARK e New
Hampshire john sherman " Ollie
james " NCnitb q Oregon. Eica
Cowan 81 PeuueA ltlua and Tmoth,
o Howe ui Wisconsin There are thre,
vacancies to +, 6llcd one ia New Jer
SEES and two ina Vermont
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THr MANToSoMAH ABRoD. The Lon.
don 1imcs, in an editorial review of the
retiring English Ministry, speaks Of The
Duke OF Somerset as devoted to iron
clads, though he has not yet succeeded
III constructing a monitor which can
double Cape Horn, like the Monanock
or even cross the Atlantic like the Nj
auton1mah' Another editorial in tho
same paper describes the NIiantonomal
in very complimentary terms, aud com.
meuds q careful study OF It's construc-
tion to the naval builders of England
It speaks Handsomely, also, Of the As.
sls'aut Secretary Fox, and says bis ar
rival presents an excellent opportunity
fer showing how natural and cordial tho
amity between the two nations ouehl
10 be-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

TIM CuINEE Secretary Harlan has
resigned his position as Secretary Of the
interior, and o. III. Browning Of Illinois
has been appointed as his successor.
Thus, one BY ono, the Cabinet Il being
Johnsonized and soon there viii be
none but the supporters Of my policy
in any Of The departments As at pres
cnt reconstructed tho Cabinet consists
Of Seward Of New York Stanton Of Pa,
Stansbury OF Ohio, McCulloch of lndi-
ana, Randall Of Wisconsin, Browning Of
Illinois, and WcllCs Of Conn. Ii is not
often that there is such prepoudcr-
ance Of Western men IN the executive
government Speed the only Southern
man in the Cabinet, has resigned, and
the President has not yet made appoint
ments from that section In order to
carry on government tremendously, the
President aud his Cabinet must be uni
ted While Mr. Seward remains ut the
head Of tAe Cabinet, the country viii
have confidence in his loyalty md in
tegrity, though they may be grieycd
That he should so readily iall in with
Johnson's views
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

NEw Jon THRIVE are receiving tits week
large additions 70 our stock Of job printing material
enabling Us to compete successfully with any JOB
printing establishment in Vermont. Our job tyte
sre all new and Of the latest style and those wish.
ing for circulars, blheais, cards, &c, &c. ca do
no better than give IL their orders We shall allow
no other Office, in this locality to do better work
than can be done Mt the IounxAL office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

VIZ would call the attention Of our readers TO the
advertisement Of Messrs Burrows & Son, in another
house furnishing goods, wood aud willow ware can
not be exceed by that Of any other house north Of
New lorK They offer Inducements to dealers
worthy the attention ofvur merchants
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

IEoY ,Sp BosroS IAILnoAp.-We notice that
tbs Company have added 10 their already fine stock
fanr eegaut passenger coaches, from the mauufae-
tory q Nean Gilbert, Bush & Co.. n Troy. n.
T., together with neat and well beHt car, to Be
run % ihe Beaaiug. On branch, about ore third o.
whieh i p b used As baggage car and the re
maintsr nv passengers.
The engine !. n Baker" uhch was somewhat
damaga ~ .he time Conductor Phiansy was in-
jurea, + nsw 2 tie repair shop auI viii be cut
again d about mouth Herald
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

0lD Folks CoNurr--The original Barkor
Family vii give one other Musical Entertainments
al The Court House ia this village ou Wednesday
evening, Aug,slh. Their Programme presents
choice selec,iop Of Old Tine Melolsst New Plain
tive aud Humorous sorg. Duets, Qaute,tes, aul
Instrumental pecess-fhsy appeaf dressed 10 We
Ancient Costumes u 0uc Hundred Years ago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-07

A Cobontp CoAcrIMAS who has q iaie been
proving around our village nights, caught in cur
yards peekipg u TIE windows apd 10 other suspc-
ious acts and al many pisces soliciting food tss II
De employer did not feed himl i informed thst a
rod ID pickle ior him Il again caught IN biz night
b performances FACTORY PofNT.
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of the most distinguished
Artists 10 steinWay q sons.

INV YORK, december IDA
The PianoEoTtes, Grand, Square and Up
right, manufactured by MessTs SteinWay q
sons have established for themselves 50
Eible for rs TO add anything 20 their Just fame.
Having thoroughly tested and tined me-
instruments personally for yeans, both IN PuD
lie and private, IL becomes our pleasant Guy
tOexpFess our candid opinion regarding thtI
unquesuoned superiority over any olhef
Piano known to us.
Among the chief points OF their uniform
excellence are: GredteSf po.Eibie df2di, ~ -.
ness and vOtUEae Of tone, eoulbtHed trSa seS
bFiLfdHeU, ciedTTeas and pGgeet tteTI ;.
throughout he entire scale, and, 0ooue a., =
srrpT2StGp duration Of soluldI tie pure dIa -
PGthetfe qualify Of t1hfeh gever eI'0H0e9 H''''''
This peculfarity Is found exclusively IN NC
Steinway Plano, and toBeLher Win "
nnatchiess flrecIsIon, elasticity and prompt
mes OF action always charActefiE1ng tneze N
sfTI1ments as well as their unequaled duIll-
bIlity under the seyerest trlalA - Iuiy 50
,1risif1a and claims at once the admiration -
eeIyeTy artist We, therefore, consider he
SteInwRy Pianos I'm allreSpects he bed 1nsLIs,.
15lssff made IN dis country OF IN EthD52e. -
Nm sOEefy and exclusively 0tfTNeiUeS m selleS.
ljTfrnte and recommend lae7ll taro1taeV ~
ITiends dldLhe Public. ~
We have Al different times expTes1 i ~
opinion regarding the Pianos Of IafloGS
makers but Jreeiy and trlIeE,teLtL.gy ~
I0I1lee MeE1s. lSEeiEiVuy q S01Is' t'0a'os s'9'9
s. b. Minis, Robert Goldbeek, HeuT ~. Y
Timm, r. L Ritter, Geo. W. hoIs anip tj,S
Thoulas Max Maretzek. VIM. MaSont h 49,
Heller. VIM. BeFge, F. Brandet4. IneSqH 49,
linz IL MuZio, Carl AnschuEtz, 4. d 80
7 NoSenthaI CarI WolEotn, A. DAVE, =
Won BrenninZ, Theo. Eisfeld, Cart BeEg
maT6-Sm
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THE Union men Of Marshall county

THE Union men of Marshall county
think it a very pointed circumstance
and one that should be we'll understood
by loyal men in all parts Of the State,
that the HConservativeu gathering
that met in this city ON the first of last
month to lay out a programme and ap-
point a Central Committee for the State,
should have selected out of all the So
called Conservatives OF Marshall coun-
ty an out and out Secessionist to repre-
sent that county in the Committee.
Apparently they passed over all who
had not given the highest proof of their
conservatism and selected Joseph Gal
laher who had stumped the county for
the Ordinance of Secession and who
voted for it at the polls. Such is a sPeci-
men of what so-ealled " Conservatism -
means in the campaign that is open
ing in West Virginia. VIII Union men
make a note of the fact when they are
approached by the missionaries OF that
faith7 We have commended throughout
the whole contest that it never yet in
the eyes of the party impaired any
mans democracy 10 have been voter
for the Ordinance of Secession, because
that ordinance was, par excellence, the
great Democratic measure of modern
days.
WE are indebted to Senator Van
Wrinkle for copy OF the bill proposing
to reimburse West Virginia for militia
ry expenditures incurred during the
war. We print copy of it in to-day's
paper. We notice that on Monday last.
Mr.. Van Wrinkle introduced into the
Senate bill for the classification and
graduation ofinvalid pensioners, which
provides pensions for disabilities in
CURED in the military and naval ser
vices, as follows:
nFTrst-For disabilities OF a perIna-
nent character, rendering the pensioner
utterly or nearly helpless, so as TO re-
0uire the constant attendance OF an
other person. Second-EOr disabilities
incapaeftaling the pensioner for per-
forming manual labor, and not requir-
ing the personal attendance OF another.
Tbfrd-For such disabilities as mate
rally interfere with the performance OF
manual labor. Fourth-For disabili-
ties arising from disease and hernia,
blindness, deafness, aPhonia and sun
stroke. The classes shall receive pen
sions as follows First class, all below
Captain in the army and captain in the
navy, S25 per month; above that and
below colonel In the army or captain in
the navy, $50; above TINT $40; second
class. Sl5 TO ull non -commisstOned OH
GERS and enlisted men; below major in
the army or lieutenant In the navy, 500
those and higher grades, SIS. Third
clnss-PensiOners shall rate according
todegree Of disability. Less than total,
whether one-fourth, one-half, three
fonrths, but ut no other fractional rate
according to rank and degree of disa-
bility, in proportion to the pension
granted for total disability. The fourth
class shall he rated in degree as total
-fOurths. one-balf, one-foUrtb, and
otherwise the rates OF such pensions
shall continue us before provided by
law
1t was referred 10 the COMMITTEES OH
Pensions.
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WHY SoT USE THE REST.

Over twenty years increasing deInnd has
Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. Notrouble- No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hairnppeardusty and
dead, but imparts TO 1t new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tered. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 20 cents per bottle Sold
everywhere,
A. 1. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
pEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. mny2J-lyeOd
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BRICK MACHINE.

THE NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-hone power. 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
fined edges and uniform lengths. II the ma
chine does not perform what we claim for 1t,
we will take it back and refund the money
Address ABRAM BEQUA, General Agent,
ISO Broadway, New York. febG2-2mevod
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Rootl Roott RootI ReadI ReadI

Rooti hoot nOOt" AA'
Roor,S PEsrACHiSE preserves the life of the
In three weeks-prevents the hair from fall
Ing-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the mnrket-wiu surely remove
Is delIghtfully peTfumed, cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell 1t true, when we say 1t Is
perfect l,,,
RcstOreT and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pt-stachiO Nut on. Sold by all Druggtsts-
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Sole PropTietors,
Springfield, Mass.
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Liz, LIfei

DRoPsl DRoPsi DROPS!
+ AMERICAN LIFE DROPS will cure DIptheria,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat Asthma
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face,
Headache, Toothace, bruises, SpTains, Chilb-
lninS, Group Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera in a single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with full directions foruse.
ORRIN SKINNER q CO... PROJECTORS,
Springfield Mass. DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Agents for Boston. marlSly
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Asthma Paper---a sure relieffor Asthma
For sale by EDMUND BOOKING, No. i Odd
Fellows Hall. mr9
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Bockigg's Furniture PoIish---cnn be
used ON the finest piece OF furniture, and will
save the labor OF washing your furniture
arSt. mr23
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PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE,

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE (FOR-
81 eign goods mostly Of direct importation,
bought at very low rate for gold.l
900 doZ. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents ladies and children s wear:
1000 doZ. gauntlets, gloves half ghuhie!H
and mitts, consisting Of kid, castor, use
thread, silk and SILK worsted, In desirable
colorS.
500 doz Handkerchief, new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambria
so doz. Neck-ties, embracing all new de-
signs in fancy, plain and ribbon ties
100 doz. Shirt BosOms, superhne grades IN
linen and mAISeilles. 80
5000 Glaze Paper Collars, Of GoldsmithA
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture
200 doz. j. q p. Coats and Stuarts genuine
machine sewing cottonS.
500 ms Stuart linen thread.
80 ms. italian sewing silk In skeins and on
spools-
full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, combs,
brushes, peTfumeTy, soaps, pocket books
beads. thimbles, needles, fans, rubber goods,
stationery, l window blinds, school books;
states, hairlnets, embroideries, silk cord and
tassels, velvet ribbons, full line OF tafietas
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt braids, coal
bindings rulings, crochet brnids, coat BUT
tons hoop skirts, balmorals, vest buttons,
French corsets, fancy dress buttons, and 3
large variety OF superior suspenden, TO
which the attention of close buyers IS re-
MIRO AUGUSTUS POLLACh'
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Ell LIS
SICILIAN HAIR RE,

Has proved itself to be the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to the
public.
II is n vegetable compound, and contains
no Injurious properties whatever.
II will restore gray hair to Its original color.
1t will keep the hair from falling out
1t cleanSeS the scalp and makes the hair
soft, luStrous and silken.
1t Is n splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or Young, should fnil to use II.
1t Is recommended and used by the INST
medical authority.
ns-A Ask for Halls Vegetable SicIlian Hair
Remover, and take no other.
X p. HALL& CO.,
Nashua, n. H., PrOprietorS
For sale by all druggists. inr22-lydSwth
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AUGUSTUS PoL1AcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
instruments In America MS well as EuIOPe'
having taken cs0 Lhirty-two INST premium
gold and silver medals at the pFtnc1pal tAlIs
and in addition thereto they were awarded
first prize medal at the great 1nteInanonAl
Exhibition, London, $50, FOR poWeEful, cleeIII
brilliant and sympathetic tone, with excel
lence OF workmanship.
Every SteinWny Piano warranted nVe
wears Samples open for inspection, and
O''N- AUGUSTUS POLLACKS.
rEsend for Price Lists.
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alfp Adrrrtlstments.
Found.

RDAY EVENING ON THE
Creek Stone Bridge pocket book con-
tanning some money. The owner describing
said pocket book and money to j. Haber-
mehl at the Pemberton house can have
the same. apro-lt~
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u. u. ID. II.
Has the advantage over all others in the
market, that 1t is cheaper and will not loose
It's strength by age. For sale everywhere.
Manufactured only by
EDMUND BOOKING.
No. odd Fellows Hall.
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I. o. o. F.

TIME MEMBERS OF Pamela LODGE,
No. Il, viii meet at the Lodge Room on
Thursday, April 9th, at 81 O'Clock, to attend
the funeral OF our deceased brother, VIM. w.
Martin. All members OF the sister Lodges
and Encampments. and all SoiouEning
brothers In good standing, are respectfully IN
Vited to Join with us in paying the last
tribute of respect TO our departed brother.
w. RIHELDAFFER, Sec'y
aDr5-s Panola Lodge No IL.
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+. s. RHODES

TTAs REMOVED HIS STOCK To THE
ii Back part OF the Religious Book Store
Room, and will open out this morning with
Cool hlst colored Prints at l21S. 60
Heavy yard wide Brown Muslins Mt sc.
All Wool ncIsaines in spring colors Mt soc.
nuF2
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Ordinances, Coffee Houses, &C.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE, April 4th, 1868
ALI, APPLICATIONS To THE CITY
n Council for license should be made at the
next meeting Of council ON Tuesday, the 10Th
inst rs the Old license expires on the lst
Monday in May. ID. F. EEENY,
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WIRE WOMEN.

T WILL SELL CHEAP, TO MAKE ROOM
il @ ors Wire Figures, for Shawlsand Cloalks
apr j. s. RHODES.