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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-13
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In johnson, Oct. 25th Miss Ida Cady, aged
lG years.
In Belyidere, Oct. 0, of heart disease, MIR.
John Spencer, aged ~ years.
In Eden, Get. 5th, Of consumption, Maria
binds, wife Of Abel Kinds, aged 81 yrs. mos
stone UNION SCHOOL.
The Winter Term ofthis school Will commence
oil Monday, Dec. 2nd,. and continue eleven
weeks
Miss Jennie Quimby, an accomplished and
thorough teacher, will give Instruction in in
strumental music,
% W. i. PHELPS, A. B., Prin.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-13


Choice farming land. One hundred and fifty
acres under improvement and FIFTY acres IN a
solid body of excellent timber and wood land
within hundred rods Of circular saw mill and
single machine, Que thousand sugar tress, sugar
house 20x3O, arches and pans and all sugarlng
utensils, all new. Dwelling house two stories,
finished from top to bottom and in good repair
oGx3G, Also another house 24X34; this farm Is
suitable to divid into two farms if desired, one
barn 4Ox72 with celler under the whole one
barn 24x30 one barn 2GX36 one barn 3O21O
new shed 2Ox40; II. and Shed, 90 feet, leading
from house to Barn. Eighty tons bay, by esti-
mate about GOD Bush oats and 500 Bush corn
800 Bush. Potatoes 40 Bush. apples. All Of
the produce, Stock and farming tools will be
sold with the farm if desired. One half pur-
chase money caa remain on mortgage for ten
years il desired. a. .i..
This Farm Is under high state Of cultivation,
running water for barns good well at house ana
a large cistern for soft water. Plenty OF Small
fruits and apples for famely use. is ina most
desirable location, and will be sold by the sub
scriber who desires TO change ayocation.
For further particulars enquire at the premises
ID. O. HARDLY,
Oct. It'll, 1867. Al
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-13
I'D, AGENTS WANTED. sA
NO SOAP NO WATER, NO STOP
GLASS CLEANING POLISH.

This Is new and most excellent article pa
tented by Mr.. Charles M. Brown. II will be
universally used for IL Is more efectnal than tho
old system oflcleaning Windows. Mirrors. Geld.
silver plated vac, Brass. Copper, Tin. &c lis
easily applied, and saves both time. labor and
annoyance. ~
A sample sent to Agents. Of one dozen, by ex.
press, for 81 70, that retails for SO TO Forfun
particulars address, j. LEWIS ss Cedar H. !,
New York Boz 1891. 20 p1sa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-13

Col'r of Customs.
Custom House. District of Vermont.
Co'rs Office, Burlington, Oct. II 1867. 49-5l
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-13

It Ia a pleasure TO him to show you his goods.
Call and examine, and buy II he can suit you.
He feels assured that those who have so liber-
ally patronized him-and to whom be wishes to
express his warmcst thanks-for the past sea
son, will still find it their interest to continue
their favors and hopes by fair and honorable
dealing to win many new friends.
Hydepark, Oct. 70. 1867. 4sw4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-13
HEAnHaTAe4Fl eaTEEpEl.

No. 36 Dey 81, New ork
Sold by oil druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

Rear Adziral Geo =. Pearson Died
ii Porsrn0osh. n II. asaeE brief H.
ness On Monday lasL
Gen. Sheridan esnmussicAios 70 Gen.
Grans he sAcA b. telegraph. that be
has extended registrAtion IN Louisiana
iii the Is a August, as suggested by
tie Presidents telegram
The Commitiap on SaGrage Ia the
New York Constitutional Convention,
Of which Mr.. 6rseley h chairman, have
reported In favor Of nnsassneaod man
hood suffrage. with form 81 Constitn-
tionAl arnendment, and agAinsl women
voting.
The oficiAl rrPly 70 Gen 6iekles' re-
quest % be FslieFed saysss The Presi-
dent a he. T.nitad Eaasas directs you
10 retain your command. and he de-
clinea 10 order The Court Of Inquiry
demanded by ycn.
Resolutions were adopted IN the
House on Tuesday, tenderingtbe thanks
oioongress to Major Generals Sheridan,
sickles, Scho6eld and Pope for the
faithful and patriotic performance Of
their duties as commanders Of their re-
spective military districts.
The French corvette Phlegethon,
four days from Vera Cruz, with dis
patches 10 the Consul General Of France
arrived at Southwest Pass on Friday
morning. Her officers bring intelli.
genee that Gen. Santa Anna was shot
OF Sisal on the morning Of the 25th o.
June.
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The Ceun.Y Convention

In accordance with the call Of the
County Committee, the Union Repub-
lioan County Convention met in the
Town Hall, in Arlington, on the Sd
inst, for the purpose Of nominating
County Officers, TO be supported by the
freemen Of the County at the approach
ing election. The Convention was
called to order by T. l.. Sheldon, Esq
Chairman Of the County Committee
who read the call converting the Con.
vention.
On motion, Hon. Norman Millington,
OF SALISBURY, was chosen President;
Mason s Colburn, Of Manchester, and
James X. Batchelder of Arlington, Sec
retarias
On calling the roll the following per-
sons presented their credentials and
took seats in the Convention:
AHilsorcs-H s. Hard, Asstin Bartlett, Jas. X.
naickehaer.
bEsxtsoros--H. @. Root, Isaac surdam, +. C.
Mhtle, l.. Powers, Barber Chase, ]. II. Cashman,
H. Wcodman, ". II. cady, VI. j. Love, M. G.
DoRsET.--Tra Sykes, g. Nichols, s. u Holsy, A.
II, Armstrong, II. A. Williams.
hAScHEsIEa-w, u. Dean, A. L. Miner, 81. S.
Cobuu, D.. II, Burton.
PowSAr--oriu Bates, w. B. Arnold, William
Bargsss.
PEnu--O r. simonds, L. B. Hapeood.
hrrKKT--A. G. Beebe, Joeeph Parker, jas. L.
Mccall. 9. ilaTwood
kKApsBoho-John Canedy.
SunngmAHp--Rhal6h uffieton, A. II. Judson.
hANnoArE-W. y. Randall, VI. Hamilton 3.
G. brush.
SRAPgsBUKr--N. Milngtoa, II. B. Bottom. l.. II.
Brown, AyFon, BaftDn, Martin Mattison.
SKARsauRG--David CFosier. b. v Wilson.
WisaAIL-S. 5. Lyon, {. G. Wheeler, W. II.
BuSbee.
woopEoRD--C. W. Bliss. Jacob Barber.
On motion of b. Burton, the Con-
vention proceeded to the nomination OF
candidates for County officers, with the
following result.
For Senators--H Harmon Garfield, OF
Arlington: II. G. Root, OF Bennington.
For Shersg-Leander Powers. Of Ben
ulukb0A.
For SAFES Attorney Ranney Howard,
Of Manchester
For Assistant Judges III. Ayles-
worth. Of Arlington; Hiram Gale, Of
Salisbury.
For High Baii@--James L. Mccall,
Of Rupert.
For Judges n Pvobofe-E B. Burton,
Of Manchester, for Manchester District
Thomas \. White. Of Remington. for
the District Of bennington.
On motion, the County Committee
Of last year, consisting Of T. L. Sheldon
T. McEowen. l. Munson, we're reap.
pointed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

The CRoPs AT THE SouTH.-A gentle
man who has just made an extended
tour in the Southern States speaks in
the most encouraging terms of the
prospects Of the crops in that section
Of the country. He says that hardly
any one in the prominent cities there
speaks Of the cotton crop as being less
than three millions of bales. The
wheat and other grain crops are very
prolific and win yield an imnese bar.
vest. The feeling for the future, grow
ing out Of the prospects Of the crops
was very hopeful, and the business men
we're looking for an active season.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

ViTAL STATISTICS The London Ian
Get notes that statisticians have calcula-
ted that If the population of the world
amounts to between twelve hundred
add thirteen hundred millions persons,
the number Of deaths in a year would
be about thirty-two millions. Assum-
ing the correctness of this calculation,
the deaths each day would be nearly
$4,000, 3600 per hour, go per minute;
and Thus every second would carry into
eternity one human life from one part
of the world or another. But repro
duction asserts its superior power; for,
on calculation the proable annual births
on the globe, the result shows that
whereas GO persons die per minute, 40
children are born. and thus the increase
OF the population is kept up.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02
PAINTS for FARMERS

AND OTHERS The GRAFTON MfsgGAL PAINT
COMPANY are now ins Aufaetutng she Best Cheapest
and most Durable Paint Ia tive euats well put on.
mixed with pure Linseed OIL VIII last 10 10 years. II
IL " light brown beautiful chocolate color and can
be changed TO green, lead Stone olive drab cream
suit the taste d the consumer II is valuable fnr linus.
es, Barns. Fences Agricultural Implements Carr iare
snd Car makers Pals and M00dea.wnre Canvass Metal
and Single Roofs az beipR Fire and Water propfl,
Bridges Burial Gases. Canal Boats Slips and ships ls
toms. Floor OH Cloths CONS Manufacturer having used
b0o0 bbs the past yearl and paint for any purpose
Is unsurpassed Tor body durability elasticity and hdhe
syencss Price ~ per barrel IT $40 lbs which sillsup
ply farmer for years 70 Warranted W All cases
rs above Send for circular which gives full partition
lars None genuine anlcss branded 10 a trade mark
Grafton Minerva Paint. Address DANIEL BlDWELL
Proprietor, g6i Pcafl-st., New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

CoSoREss. Congress reassembled on
Thursday last in accordance with the
provision made at the time Of its last
adjournment and in consequence of the
late attempt OF the President TO obstruct
the course OF reconstruction under the
act Of Congress.
Although the democratic members by
their absence attempted to prevent a
quorum being present. 1877 members OF
the House WINS found to be present at
roll call--and "a members Of the SEN
ate which made quorum in each
branch.
Mr.. Eliot in the House offered a reso-
lnhon limiting the business Of the SEES
sion 10 the perfecting OF the Reconstrnc-
ton act, and excluding general iegisla-
ton. which was adopted. The Senate
and House agree upon this point
In tho Senate bill in explanation Of
the reconstruction acts was introduced
by Mr. Edmunds, declaring the military
authority paramount IN the South.
Mr.. Frelinghuyscn presented similar
bin, ana resolution was passed re-
guessing the President 20 furnish copics
o. ali instructions and correspondence
under the reconstruction acts. The
Senate adjourned until Friday. after
agreeing IN caucus 10 conhne It's work
to the passage Of deciaratory bill
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02
Wonierfnl But Trne.

MADAME KEMgKGTON. Eiss wpxad-rfnowusd AZ
trologist and ss1ERAnh1.stte tl&irvsyanh Ahtae ~
snsrxsg4nt stzte enestcs the ses5 t~stsfet ~ TIE
pFrsas you n1Srs, aaa ~ ths 80 u 81 nstza-
ineHi q isirEse P0W@F kasvn ns tbe FtyeAptpti"ts
guarsasses = prtnee peEfsi shd afsiks lsetafe =
IT, fatart hesAaaA He - tbr appeaAt. vita este
~ nGrags eeezgASan rsaih trails u chAraetAf. A.
This IL imtreslaa. teftaseEiAls sith0ut ass
e4u sksefE IL stasiss lset q Atrtk aee dssastiaeF
ciar = eyes saA hAif sne szeiosinz any eets Aa,
stasnHsd sBFese naaFxassc yeEFsSlL Fgn va rerssa
tie eare b resaga nNi toTetbar wath Desired nioF-
E1zGiaz-
r. A8dsess IA es@&Asnos MABAMx GEHEAEna EEz-
rseTes p . BsH ~. Wsat Tz~f. sYs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

The following particulars az the exc
catiou Il Macmillan have been reoeiy-
ed IN New Orleans
The trials q Ma1imil ian, Mejia. and
Miranoa we're ended on the l4th, and
they were sentencedto be executed on
tho 10th. JuareE suspended the exc
cutions foF three DAYS. aud they we're
shot on the 18th 81 II O'Clock in the
morning.
Colunels were sentenced 20 six years
impfisonment,h Northumberland 10 five
wears. aud the minor officers 10 two
years imprisonment The hrigsdier-
generals and the exceptional officers are
to be tried by court martial.
The city Of Mexico was surrendered
10 Diaa on the 2ist JnArez sent him
congratulaiory note, with directions
for the disposition Of the prisoners. say
ing:
The native prisoners you viii trans
fer to your own command or give them
liberty, according 10 the circumstances
in which You find them. The foreign
prisoners you win retain for the further
disposition OF the government"
Among the archieycs taken at the oc-
eupation Of Qnefetaro, we're some doc
umenfs relative 10 the last will and les
lament Of Macmillan, where in ease OF
/ his death, Teodasco Learez, Jose Maria
Lecunza and Marquee are declared Re-
gents Escobedo writes from Quereta-
70. IL have by the execution of these
master traitors, made terror the order
everywhere. Ihaye imposed large con-
tributions on the rich and confscated
their property and ali Where ] could
not do it in person. my delegates have
strictly complied with my orders.
hope before closing my military career,
TO see the blood Of every foreigner split
that resides in my country.
There is a report that Macmillan
was shot in the face, and the Mexican
Generals were shot in the back as trai-
| tors.
A Herald special says that Baron
Magnas, the Prussian Minister, arrived
at Queretaro the day before the execu-
ton and Immediately transmitted by
telegraph a formal protest to Juare2
which was received at half past nine
o'clock on the evening of the same day
and in reply to which the following wai
! transmitted
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

"A farm with shade and fruit trees
set around the house, viii sell for from
$500 TO $1,000 more than II there were
none while the girls win have more
beanx, and the boys be less likely TO get
the mitten.
The single comfy Of Kent. in Della
ware, counts on 5000 baskets Of
peaches this year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

TuHxss, rte pagtaesHxoa usavsssst Nrr-
nAlesA FRA. h 5 naia. eastaia Aa4 spsses cee So
Nrarsris Ard 81 Nerves. Diseases. The ssssfssi
easas are easn pelsly ard psssaAnsailf cured 8 q
very shass TIME. Nsnfalria Is The face n BEAD !
sffssiy ban shsa e 5 lew haars ~ fanH q Sef
xuas Dasast NifAslsnas as u,sFic iatnencs i ha'
the uuqaalhsa approval 81 maNr sniaeus ph1tss ans
i rustalnt ,sathins iaaftoat 3 TIE masi ds csis
srtisas. Sad sFfrfwhsrc. Sent eu rertsrs q 81
and twa Postage stemp#. TURNER 1 CO. izQ
fremont :. h1sgun Mas, frapriciors,
ft,tsaa Iuix 1 1867 =lFT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

LrTTnL's Lrvrso AoE for July 6, is on
cur table, knd, - usuai, is full Of choice
articles and selections The tone Of this
Magazine Is Of the highest order. and
those who are deSirons Of having the
best productions Of the day cnllod from
the English and American publications
should read the Living Age, Littell &
GAY. Publishers. Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02

EaaH nAts--- an,ch sAiDes ;. tween he F.'rs aad
ssoaua Eiues afsss Aossss and oudava Ciabs u
ustosp. wsFs phaysd 90 he oudawa grounds At
Faesnry Pu4aa aa rs Feursh, asd werw witnessed
b. Saits nunssr u tqee,Nsois. The Second Mise
aatsh vs.. arAwn At toe closs = The SIKH inalngs
II ooussquepcs a A. aFfFossh.ng shower The
cspaAln q he seeood Nins u the Aetlves was ab
sal BY rsasoa IL insoa A member q the Fini
Nsus q Tie on5swas was sssrt for the same cause,
ss1 nsaa 4 thi Seooaa Klns played ia both
matches. The score vas Az feliowtg
cream NfNr MATCH
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SECOND NM MATCH

Len oa bases. 0udawa. 6. Active, .. Figs
essght 0ndawa-- Wilson Il wa,erhous0 ! : clsrk
/ Gleaaon, q. Aclive-~Flowers, II Bennett, !;
Flys missed; undawn--W aterhogse, !. Active
Burton, /, Wooster Il Hsnsy, Il Bennett, -
foGh caught: 0ndawa- Beech, 3. Activei Burton,
7. Fouls missed. ondswa- Beech, 3. Foul.
Mann, d wA,erbouse ., Lugene. 8; Gleason, q
Anison, .. Active Blaek.i; Flowers, /; Hanlsy,
Mcbride, /. Home Runs; ondawai Lugene, Il
Time Of game-2 b. i5m. Umpne--C. II. Nelson,
Of the N,. Anthony Club Of Rupert, Scorers
Charles A. Sundy tor the Ondawa Club; II. A.
Walker for the Active Club
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-. A YoUsG IADY returning to her
eouutFy home amer 4 sajoarn u few months IN the
City hardly rscognlged d Der f5epa In place d
cuarse. rnsse. Asshed saec. she bad son ruby coh
plexiqn ~ almost marble sinsothness. and Instead Of
twenty three sbe really SppeeTed Oat eighteen pom
Inquiry the Of great change. che plAny
told them thai shs used the Csreasstas kai snd con.
saere1 u 40 tnxzlHable sequisson 70 say Lady to =
BY is any Lady Gentleman improve q cir
personal appearance ~ hufdred fold II - staph In
its canttnstoA Nature hsrse Il simple. YET unhuf-
passed IL lie efficacy In drzutng Impurities FROM ssso
heans cleansing aad hesatynK tbe skin and eSsI veg
iou. By tt direct action TIC eaticAe draws ~ "a y
all IL Impurities kindy hesliAg The ard ef fhE
kmossA and bssaal Price 81. senthy haii = press
reesipi Of an order By
WI CLARK a CO.. Chemists.
SEES West fsyete 81. sYYseuse.A
Tks euiY Americas Axen.s for the sale Of Tie same
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FIRST NINE MATCH.
ACTIVE cum.

Rea on bases; ondawa, !; Active, Z. fys
caught: opda sa; Nlunson, 2; Whipple 81 Mann, i;
Bundy, 3 Loynes, /, Active; II. A. Walker 8. Flys
missnd 0ndowa- Whipple, 8; Bundy, / Loynes, Q.
Active; Hard. 2; Buckley, Il s. Walker, /. Fouls
caught; ondawa-- Colburn, 81 Mann, /. Active:
Burnham. 0. Fouls missed Active. Burnham,
Fouls struck ondawa-C olbum, s.;
Nunson, IL; smith,. LEI, 2; whipple. 81 Mann,
2; Bundy, 81 Loynes, 8; Lugene, /. Active-Burn-
ham, Ii Pond 8; Latbrop, i; Hard, u Buckley, 8;
Fem, q; S. Walker 2. Time Of game, oh. 40 m.
Umpirc,C. II. Nelson, Of the Mt. Anthony Club Of
Rupert. Scorers, Charles A. Bundy for the onda-
wa Club. w. A. Black for the Active Climb.
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SAN LOUIS l'oTosI,
juno lS 10: 10. Pm. l

70 Baron A. v MagnGS. al Queretaro
am sorry to say TO you in answer
to your telegram, which you have been
pleased to send me this night, that, as
/ had expressed 10 voa yesterday, the
President Of the Republic is not of the
opinion that it is possible TO grant the
pardon Of Maxiinilia'i. of Tapsburgh,
consistent with the great considerations
of Justice and the necessity of insuring
the future peace Of the Republic.
/ am, Baron, very respectfully your,
obedient servant,
s. LERDo DE TEJADA.
The following is translation of the
protest of Baron Magnas:
TO HIS ErcelLency Senior Sebastian Serdo
de 1gdda:
Having arrived to day at Queretaro,
/ became aware that the prisoner con-
demned on the 14th morally died on
Sunday last. 1t is thus that all the
world viii consider. for all their pre-
partitions to die having besn made on
that day, they waited during a whole
hour to be taken to the place whence
they were to receive their death, before
the order suspending the execution of
the sentence was communicated to
them by means Of the telegraph. The
humane customs of our age will not
permit them, after having suffered the
horrible agony, to be put to death Sc
cond time tomorrow.
In the name of humanity and honor,
I coniure you to order that their lives
be not taken, and ! again repeat, that /
am certain that my Sovereign, His Ma
iesty the King of Prussia, and all the
crowned heads of Europe, united by
ties of blood and kindred to the Prince
prisoner, his brother, the Emperor Of
Austria, his cousin, the Queen of the
British doininions, his brother-in law,
the King of the Belgians, and also his
cousins, the Queen of Spain and the
Kings of Italy and Sweden, will readily
agree to give His Excelloncy Senior Don
Benito Juarez all security, that none of
the prisoners shall again tread on Mex
lean soil
(Signed) A. " MAGxAs.
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he on Your Guard Agaist

the limitations and counterfeits Il HoSrETThRS
STOMACH BTTTERS. with which the rtRArrs
who make = pTsHoSonRtg LIVING, BY pfeyiug up
on the SICK ana suffering are bow endcavUring TO
food The rarbeis q this country, Whenever these
roIsoS aoSaKss are discovered ihsy sre immeui.
assly prosecuted by the pruprs,ors, who eIpcnd
Thousands Of dollars annually IN trucing them out
snd bringing them to justice. Within short time
lAjsnotons have beea obtained IN The Courts Of The
Egitsi States egaansta aRmber Of individuals and
Arms ana surs are new in progress agsinst several
others, ell OF whose namss w1l be given to the
public. But in spite Of the utmost vigilance and
activity n their detective agents the undersigned
are Of course unable to protect the public satirey
against piratieal imitation Of Standard National
Tonic, every where in request, and as readily con
vertble into cash Is unitdd States Bends OF Urea.
sury Notes. They, therefore. as MEASURE on rRE.
CAUTION, direct aitsn,on to the fact that finely
engraved label, representing ST. George aud the
Dragon, and beautiful proprietary stamp, bearing
the official endorsement Of the Government appear
on every bottle Of the genuine BlIIERS. The ar
ticle is further authenticated by miniature note OF
hand, with the signature Of " lios'etter y smith,
10 counterfeit which is state prison crime. TIE
true BIT ERS are sold ia bottles only, and asrsr ~
bulk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02
Uss Rss~s's Fsafs EiEiag Magic OIL.
IN reorks Ike Charm"
The Wonder of the World.
Clean delicious and safe to aud eures pain In ans
part Of the body as water qucnches fire.
Try IL. nyh. TTyh. Try IT,


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Try it. hyh Try ~. Try IT,
ia better for you than yow money,
Directions with each Bottle how 10 kennes Pain
killing Magic oil externally or internally.
Ev4y Family should keep il in TIE house.
All travellers should have this Magic OIL with them
Everybody is liable 10 accident 10 sprains TO headaeh
Toothaeh Cb0lic Cholera Morbus, Cholera, Bruises
Rnrns rheumatism, Neuralgia Colds In the Head Asaf
in the Face, LameneSs. seinoa Fits Pdisenl All these
the Magic OH cures aud Il Is known TO be the bes
Remedy IN the world bottle Of Rennes Magic on y
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So tho People say
There s. health beauty and happy home sealed up W
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Inquire far II whore yon trade
Sold by Druggists, Merchants, and Grocers, who are
nv Agents through the country.
WM. RENNE, sole Proprietor, Iattshed. Mass.
pelnas Barnes 4 Co., Whole sale Agents, New f0k,
Geo G. Goodwin a Co., lioston.
j. l. Thompson sons u Co.. Troy,
For sale 6y @. NJ. Sykes Gray \ IIolley, Dorset; q
W. smith O. y oryis, Manchester; q. w. Bradley Sun
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Local Intellipence.

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smsAegss a nesss. clstA 4 os.tsrr. ~ ham q
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-02
4 PHYSIOLOGICAL NEW or MAaRIACE,
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Containing nearly three hundred page


Containing nearly three hundred pages,
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