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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23
TO Consumptives.

HNHE Advertiser having been restored TO
health in a few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, ana that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known tOhis fellow sufferers the means ofcuTe.
To all who desreit, he will send copy OF
the prescription used, free of CHARGE, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same. whieh theywill find a sure Cure for Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,&c The only
object ofthe eadvertserins sendlngt the Prescrip-
ton, is 20 benefit the afflicted, and spread IN
formation whichhe conceives to be invalua BILE;
and hel,opes every sufferer willtrr his remedy,
rs twill cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing.
parteswshing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A, WILSON,
WilliamshIrgh, Kings county, New York.
October 25, ,lS6G-ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23


STRIKE AT MoUNr VERNON AMONG
THE Iron MoULDERs.-T Colum.
bus journal has received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Mt. Vernon,
dated May 20: ~
"Twelve Of tho moulders in G. &
]. Cooper's machinery foundry
struck this morning because they
employed an old workman, former
ly a foreman, that did not belong
to their Union. This is the first
trouble with their workmen, as they
believe in paying good wages and
are always prompt pay. They de-
sire to fill their shops again with
good workmen.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23

The New York Gazette estim ates
that one million eggs are consumed
each month in that city. "a
Quite an eggs.act estimate, no
doubt-7about one egg and a quar-
ter to each inhabitant of the city
per month. An eggstremely eggs.
tensive consumption, to be sure.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23

Coal is selling,in Circlevillo at
eleven cents per bushel.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23

USclling Wall Paper at cost, at
Brenneman's Book Store.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23

r@- -Tuthill & Son have just open.
ed out another large and elegant
stock Of Wall Paper. Go and see
IL II
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23

Estate OfPOsey AskIns, dec.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign.
~ cd has been appinted and qualified as Exec.
utOr, with the win annexed, or the Estate Of
Posey Askins, late Of Fairfield county, dec
Z. J. ASKINS, Executor.
May Q. lsG7-3w
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23

NTE WILL GIVE SPECIAL Al A1TEyTfoN
w TO the preparation and prosecution n ap-
pllcations for the BENEFIT OF the Bank
rupt Law just passed by Congress.
HUNTER q DAUGHERTY,
Attorneys at Law.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23

ItiS said that sarratt'strial will
be postponed till the Sd Monday
in June,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23
GREAT RAILROAD DECISION
Mineral Railroad Located
TT HAS BEEN FINALLY DECI-
ded that the Mineral Railroad will run thro'
TanpNs stcr md that

IT HAS BEEN FINALLY DECl-
ded that the Mineral Railroad will run thro'
Lancaster, and that
VORYS & BROTHER.
are now prepared 10 sell all kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL,
lower than can be bought in his or djolting
counties. Their stock consists of Pine, Oak,
Ash, Poplar and Sycamore flooring, Barn sid.
ing and House Siding; Poplar and Pinc Finish
Lumber; Joists, Raiters, Studding and Fem
cling; Shingles, Plastering Lath and Wooden
Fave Spouting; Plain and Dressed Lumber.
Having made arrangements with wholesale
houses IN Cleveland, they will furnish Bills to
order of all kinds ofBuilding Material, delivered
m tho Canal, or at the Depot, at wholesale
prices.
BUILDING Contracts taken, and
every species Of work in the Carpenter and
House Joiner line, executed promptly, and In
the latest style and guaranteed 70 give salts.
faction. -1f-
DESIGNS Of Buildings, Porticos, Stairs,
and Fronts furnished free of charge where we
contract.
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Brackets, Nantes, stars
and all kinds Of Inside work made to order,
and at Factory prices.
Carpenters and Builders will find 1t TO their
advantage 70 call on us before Purchasing else
where.
IrPShop an d Lumber Yard, corner
OF Canal and viii streets, North end Of
Columbus street.
Thankful for past hvors in the way of Gus.
tom, weinvite all 10 give us call, and we will
sell you more lumber for less money than you
can get elsewhere.
V0RYS & BRO.
Lancaster, March 2sth, ls67-I-tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-05-23

Lancaster, May, 2lst, 1867.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

BENNINGTON County FAIR.-The nineteenth an
nusl show and fair Of the Bennington County Ag-
rieultnrai Society. was held on the grounds Of the
Bennington Driving Course az Bennington, on We'd
nssday and Thursday o. hast week. Armed with a
complimentary We visited the fair on Thursday,
ard tsok hasty glance 81 the stock, agricultural
prodncss &c., On exhibition. The show Of cattle
was cot remarkably large, eonsistne Of tvo-yea
oias COWS, pain 81 oxsn, pair q spring calves
| coz and calf. md buEE-ansAl ls bad. % sheep,
theirs were ,hrss peas, 81 pigs one pen. and two
cages q daeks. We DO pot believe lhia exhibited
Anr enierion from which 70 judge Of tia quality or
quantity of stock raised IN the coaaiy.f it is, GER
ssiply he farming ADD stock raising interests Of
Bean,ngton coaasy are ia hopeless ecnditon.---but
90 re contrary We believe tie exhibitions ofths So
eesY ere DO, In he least calculated to esnvey any
idea Of the agricultural prosperity and wealth Of the
ceunsy. Thss sesAIt h ewing in great measure.
dcahl 10 tie 1srt that TIE sxkssitious e the so
eiets ere he'd = TIM sxzsus southwest eornss oF
he csanfy. neessmsaainga DAYS trrsi to every
farmer 70 The SpEah SHIRE Who viaha 70 pArficipats
10 TIE exhibifion. The kope Of receiving prem un
u not aefhcteat Incentive 10 he farmers ~ Dorset
and kupegt ltwp Al the test farming towaA in the
ecaniyl 70 drive their stock thHy w thlrtE~fvs
miles 70 coanfy fair bed AZ the fartherest point
Grom shsn puszibls. Lei he mahaksss Of tks 80
cistY i0cMia ibsir eKhshtioas al epns centrml aud
accessible poiafin The couHiy And there u reason
Why the cxhlbtsions Of the socissy reed not Be cred
DE 10 he inteTsssa d the coum1aity thse are cal
eHisisa 10 represent. when ihss sxhisliaaas are
bold wheFs they should Be. We believa the farmers
and Easrhaaies ~ the ecahty viii sss 70 tar TREY
ere ssa6 eKeelisd ~ the exhibitiazs of nny ssmsr
toeissy Ii he Stale. ard nat thea ihay VII Coz.
tsnas - BE- whss thty have been Gov tie paas lev
yeka.A beauflfnl fAisuFx.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

DEAra On Hos. s b. CcLBy. Hon.
Stoddard B. Colby, OF Montpelier. Reg
lister Of the u. s. Treasury, died at Ha-
serhiil n H., where be was On visit
on Saturday the 2lst nlt at the age Of
81 years lie wasa native 81 Derby,
and a graduate Of Dartmouth College.
During the war he was an uneounprom-
ising Republican, and his appointment
as Register Of the Treasury, in Wash
ington tin 1864. was an acceptable
recognition in Vermont, OF the devoted
loyalty Of one Of her sons. The manner
in which Mr Colby performed the du-
ties Of his high ofice justified both the
oanfdence and the hopes Of bis many
friends, 10 lsA6 Mr. Oolby removed
tohontpelier and foFTnsi ainw copart-
nership with the Hon Lnciua b Peek,
and acquired high position 1t the bar
Of Washington county. But tbs gener-
al qualities Of bis personal charaetar
attracted The confidence and afEscaiona
Of bis party frsends and he was their
candidate, repeatedly. for Senator and
LientotenAnt Governor. The overwhel-
ming aati-Deuiocraiie syrnpaihies q
Vermont were alvays fatal u lhe wishas
Of Mr. Colby's political friends Hswaa
never elected 70 Office. though always
loved Ihe sweetness u has personal
character waA proof against the sournesa
Of the decided politics d Vermont In
1854. aiter the retirement OF Mr.. Crit
ienden, Mr.. Colby was appointed Reg
lister q tina Treasury Of The United
stataa In disehaEging the duties 81
thaa elevAsed ard responsible oslioe Be
gained universal prAise--irosa $40 aAls
Secretary II De Trsasary. Mr.. McCai.
lock, - ~ isesza oAclsl II lie Deparss.
w1Fss aF
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

Magnolia Water "A delightful toilet
nrticIs-seperig 70 colog z, AID II bali lae price.
The Cavalry Condition Powders ara
gradually 'ssag the LEAD n all others, sna their
justly scqur@d fame aast be very gratifying 10 ths
propneiors. Nsssgs. Johnson & 20.
Anthony, quinine, mercury and cal
ouei ester Htp hs composition ~ moat II lie ca
iahstse IJlls Hon odelea - tbs pepgsa. FarsoGr
Par9sfiEe Pills are compounded n eafharies used
and afPfoyed BY ~ god mtdicai practitioners.
Volumes If Certificates can be pso-
dueed % tho se1ekey sid cures n fohhson'A Ano-
dgne LaimeHs. 4 9 assd and reeeames1sd ~ al
prtctia.ag phYsicisns.
Over sxcrti0n. either ~ body Or mind
dfo4aees ds4sii.fg ana disesst. The ssHal remedy
= r. fake soaF sAsaalaAi. lie eject u sh.e i ths
sans - giving sbs tired hogss ne Hhp jn4tsaa N
oats, THIS freR wGg i - Eost8iy the ssassesa with
a pernssafHi tonic ID the FsrHYisg syrup pFot-
oxiee oflrepg wb4eh gisss slIeegA aal gzof q Die
Naols - sssas.
sHusbands. love your Wives, and
" ilsza lisstzEAaH tifssfs sbsn t#fy are .tBsr-
IA ffom Nervousness. Gel.sfsl bfAllag FalAsnsss
s9&sHss. - sny ~ The thousand and csc diseases b.
siaeA ne wesksf asx 3 ilshis. HsriBg seATaslgss
experiences she ssSrbE y iteif ase. sNiessi tba
Rfkssaso y t1ers. Tbs iHYsigAb.s teaie sil
chase hgpssheaafia - the bisss~-giYe tos.s "
ne aeFasgsA ssfsgGt sysssis-Rtnsy ssisaua&s lsns
guiG seeFg ions-~9Ists Ysp0fs 2f4 sssas afaa gses
srnily bABd ~ siss Nyrl ooHsffnts9a f9f ssgh s<x
AT 81 ayr : geafis stlfBulaHf sod fsfsas1i4g
oOsds4i Niass a eoffles are sazs daily & over
ths wosh.~ ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

PsxAErH.-Ks have cfeu woaaared Why the
nAksz q lie eslsbsaasa Eass Caasgs ovsuas
have pos advertised o lhs peuPs shss dis spl pr.
sss e ~hieA fhsy havs Feesivsa essE hsy. Perm
staacs tuA Medal rs AvmrAea sbsu isss ysnF
~ ~ =. 7. ssais Fas, saa kns prssaisHs ~ tie
y. :. AerirsaasAl soelety Asd a a gscsst szh.bi
tsa1 q tas Yssasei Sass Fair wasrs tiers pai a
AAFs< sssEiay fsSsz ne ress hotss mAaers ii sAs
ruitaz sases VIE soefssted he kFouna severely,
fss Esssy 0rEzns oans 60 yieioraoas reessvsas sAs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

TmK D1TEnnxzeE-At ~ wIazingtcs Tour
Fals lsaa wssk ovss soe hsaS n cattle wsrs eahib
40. skis q car o~~iy Fsir ne uasnber q cattle
- axhAaian amsanGss y sszsees h&3di
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

W.. a. Coca, Kss- seerstsrr q be ArscaiiefNl
ke,isty. ~ fiess aoosyf puf ihArks ior a ss. =
sasspsszsunarNe2raes Il s1s AZ iasf vssk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

Tssons--ir tiss sesusasnsaf u Ma WAsaioa's
iara a. vos1 "a sts ioeasea u aliss vest frun
sashseswAy. uhss n tAss = IA less Aaa ous haaf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

In Iowa the Republicans committed
themselves to prohibition, and will lose
some votes by it, but are SO strong that
their success is certain, notwithstand-
ing In Minnesota the rebublicans fell
into the opposite fault, and committed
acknowledgements prohibition, and viii
lose the votes Of its adherents, and pos
sibly lose the election in consequence,
The Wisconsin convention, like that Of
Massachusetts, wisely refused to com
nit itself either way, bnt the contest is
closer than usual in general politics
Gen. Carl Schnrz has written letter
strongly commencing the Wisconsin
platform, and protesting against the at
temps to use the republican organization
for purposes of arbitrary Legislation up
on temperance and Sunday questions.
Not merely because the German vote
. is thus alienated however, but because
Of the improperly Of the legislation it.
self, it is to be avoided. a nf 972l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

BASE BArL--Iast Saturday afternoon the Green
Mountain Club Of this village played match game
with the Star Club o. Factory Point, The Green
Mountain Club came of victorious by n score Of 70
% 49, a. will be seen by the following table;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

Rasn BAlA---Wal soms member Of that base ban
sist vheh pynctos, % ths sabbath, near ths EaHi-
no1 rsas, furnish . viii rell x ~ Hsnbers g.
puAsseslloa7 Base bail : noble game, sui
sssoaid MT b pa ysa 81 he sabbath.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

Ns2 ssss - = MsnAesaw FlssNst 1iea -
oasnvrs 4 80 e - -. e. eas fss ussx ~
a. c.sk "a sssasssr sseasak nsat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

CnASuE or Tnzs.~-0n snd after o.. LAT, ssAins
oa tAa Besniasson h Ruslssa rHilroAd win ran ~
sBoual Morla6 spuiA. lssss hsaeAssiss At eco
A.Bs-, Ras Gta y, n. Aovinx norih, ishss Asnch.
ssssr Il l0Jy3 ~, aSd a.a5 ,. N.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

LaRaa sAfN Al AocTtos George X, Davis, Of
Peru. viii sell At suction o. he 1sd inst, hls farm
sealslhins ITt acres ofiand, snd persoDs property
soasss;Ins d Aorsss cattle, sheep, hay, p1in, po
snaoea, and fsrn1ise stsnslls. See advertisement
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

Coop BusiAKss The Advertising Aesney u
Geo T. Roweli q Co.. No. ~ Park Row n. r.,
Furnishes regularly hom ope 70 thrse eoluIaes a
advertising % neaiy osehnlf b ali he Ne~sya-
pen 10 Tie Eastern, Middle aai WeslsrH States
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

LosT.--hra- A. @. Clara, u Factory Point. 70
esaty los, valuable sleeve bution on The road
leading fpm thai vlaE % The residence u n !.
Purely. Any person tndlng the same and returning
It % DE owner vill ~ suitably rewarded. Igg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

wKsr RuPKnT>- The ehssas iactory Of West Ra-
pty, Of which vs have hsd occasion 70 >Peak be-
tore, i nov tursng out between ten and tseivs
hundred pounds Of q superior q uaaisy q cheese
DAY. The fsolery Is tuppiisd With al the modern
improvements and is one Of The best establishments
81 the Kind in The State,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

{ The La Crosse Democrat is tie only
copperhead paper in Wisconsin that
has the ring Of the genuine metal. 1t
is grossly Vulgar, blasphehoas, obscene
and pro-slayery.a.l It. has o large circu-
lAtioR in the party because Of its frank
disavowal of the decencies of life In
its issue Of July 80, it had long article
on ABRAHAM LIRcoLx, and 4'the place
where be pegged ON" from which the
following il an extract; sasies49a ba
Everything concerning tho depart
ed cuss possesses a fascination and charm
for tis, which we make no effort to re-
sist-- we wouldu . if we could've feel
his loss more than most people, for he
was such o nice. sweet, beautiful man
possessed OF such winning ways and
charming characteristics and he was
sunffed out Of existence 50 easy he was
human first class rocket, and every
body used to admire him so--4they did
not think there WIS any touch-and-go
in him---that there was so much Of that
divinity which doth hedge about" &c.
But one day, a naughty boy. j. Wilkes
Booth, by name, came along, and head
mred the rocket, and he said, sOh,
wat a beautiful rocket and he scratch
ed q match, and touched its fame to
the nice, fitst-class rocket, and before
any one could say let me kiss him for
his mother, it went off with a fz, pop
and bang, his soul to glory, we reckon
and all that was left Of the amusing
rocket was nasty, blackened, broken
stick, an empty case, ~ no account TO
anybody or anything !" ak
The Democrats may undertake 10
shake of the dead weight" Of President
johnson; but they probably viii not as
sumo to deny that "Hrick" Pomeroy Is a
recognized member IN good standing 81
their Patty He appears at its conyen-
lions, be helps 10 construct les plat
forms; be Is chosen to speak for it on the
stump lis infamous paper is sustain
cd hy Democrats, and las large cir
culation throughout tho country Pom
eroy speaks right out the true senti-
iments Of lne lern Democraev. lie Is a
htlse belaer than Ais .ei!oss that il
al. The principles which Hoy dare
Let incorporate upon theis platform find
oohgenial place III Its columns
The York, Lancaster and other PEN
nyivania papers complain tlat the grow
ing crop 81 potatoes III their respective
neigtlborhoosis Is considerably affected
by the rot similar complaints enrne
trom different sections ~ AIarylaud, ss-
pecially from Frede1ck, Washington
Carroll Hartford and baltimore oou1-
ties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

So VI ngaspsH 'gessres r~sssssy psrzszG
Cssp r. ngsg - -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

4
INTERNATIONAL COINAGE sMr. Sum
ner B. Ruggles, the United States del
egate to the International Monetary
Conference ut Paris, has reported TO the
State Department the result Of its de-
liberations. 1t proposes TO reduce the
weight Of The smallest gold coin of each
nation 10 that Of the French five franc
piece, each to be nine-tenths fine that
ii, to make the American gold dollar
equal to five francs, and 10 on Each
notion, according e. this proposition,
Is to retain its own names and emblems
for its coins, which ARE simply to be
made uniform in weight and value, TO
pass side by side, in perfect equality
throughout the world, without the re-
coinage, brokerage, or other impedi-
fnent, thereby materially cheapening
the expenses Of international commerce
and intercourse. Commerce has al
ways paid heavy tax on account of the
diversity of coinage in different nations,
and we fail to see any good reason why
such change would not confer great
benefit upon every commercial people.
The nations are now bound together by
the exchange of commodities, and in
ternational intercourse has reached a
point not dreamed Of when the systems
Of coinage now in vogue were estab-
lished. The reduction in weight is not
anoyel expedient in any country In
1884 the weight Of our gold coins, in
fine gold, was reduced nearly six pei
cent, to facilitate their circulation.
Boston Herald.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

sAxDoArE.--Mr. @. B. Hitchcock, Of Little Hook
ing. Ohio, /, famous Eoodchuek hunter- NJ
spends few weeks each year in Sandgais, and dur
INK his visits the wpodcbueks have 70 suffer. Dur
ing ths present season be has killed gao and In
thre. seasons passed he has killed in all $40.
During the past slx months Dennis Tucker, d
sundxsss, who is Gek with the dropsy, has bad ov-
or 500 pousds OF water taksn from him. e $3.50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

Best tsfnc made ~ matched on tAncy
matched horsca. II w Putnam (
Best tisne laado. II Vi pnsnam %
III do HW Pratt 10
MISCELLANEOUS
Best sp mn hl'ksmh wk NE WinSlow. ?
Best do coshes wrlng'r Putin Mfg Co. ]
Best do stone ware. + a IL Norton
Best DO pump T u Vancor ]
Best Do papr boxes Il + Dewey 4 CO, ]
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

AucrIoSEEE,--in another column may be found
Tie Advertisement OIL. O. Walker, Of Peru, Licer>
sed Aac,ioneer. Mr.. W. has the reputation Of be-
ing good uuetIosleer, and those employing him may
sxpeci satisfaction Ia every respect. Isaa $3.50
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

hvsgNFas PaoSTB,Srs - Ihe Boston Dai-
II Post. Of last saturday, gives the fol-
loving chooring statement Of business
aetuty IN that city. Il saws
"A rovivAl Is n0ticeable Oh all the
basiness streets. which giadaent eyes
unaccustomed 70 such sights ier . long
term Let US hope that activity has
come hack ~ stay The bales and box
Is and porters, and trucks that arc dy-
ing about an tie lowtr tier Il streets.
are supplemented Is tie crowd. aud
haste. sind rush. and animated scenes
along thc streets, whore Tao long lines
81 shops are located Tho crops of the
season are proved to be ample aud they
are coynlaing forward from tie inferior
to the coast The export demand for
grain Is expected 10 be large. the bar
vest IN Englaud and France being BE-
low 40 average. We have plenty Of
money aud priees are coming down
within the reach Of ali. The first move
in tins grand femval must 81 course be
made m the price Of commodities; that
accomplished, rates generally may be
expected 10 follow, aud the. purchasing
means Of all sides viii Increase and
multiply This means bnsines and moth.
ing else. Tho countenances Of the peo-
pie are mnch brighter with hope and
satisfaction than they have been for two
years, and we may express the SINCERE
hope that we have come TO that turn IN
Che lane which we are told is 10 be
found somewhere il patiently soughI
for" ag s8saa o8 bHlsa IA Hu1aat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

PKau.--The Rev, N. A, Gates, Of Peru, has q
good horse which be y DESTROYS Of selling, and Of
fer, itat low price, He says; asTbs houe WA
Eve Year, Old iast spring. Il dapps bay, sixteen
hauds hlgb and Weighs rise pounds. He i perfect
" sound, Is wen broken to work single or double
i an easy roadster, no, skittish nor afraid Of Tho
care, and h a very hne family carnage horse"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

EwkAnEp - vrK AkgNNaTus oouST1 FAB
AKA a HzSS1kgT9N, suTEMnHm
25gH kNp 26rB. 1867
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

THK ATLANTIC HosrHLr foy 0e.ober. has the
following table q e,sntsutsi Tis Gasy Iian Angel
Psrt X--hy olaer wsAdsil H..sas.s rAeaastocies
"A Porn. tfN iam Erere,f; Ben Josnsen--A
eiovHrhes aasd erificsi skcfch, - the esssyisiE
P. WhIt1c; tsseiissi,asienc,.-sh be Kose Rolllns =
The hrsi so - q starry ol Nss EnriAad seaport
life. b alat Cary lpiemsiioEal copyreht---a va.
oroat hie liaF's rattle plea sov the protection of
suihars and tiu ar he best i,ers-s q Htsr. ore
BY James Patton; The 9ight a tie Goddess--pcetn,
~ J. ". Palmer: The As1gaphy of = Qnack--
Pan i; Wriiags q 7. Adogha TrS,iope-by II.
T. Tueksrmnal A native Bornoo-s sketch N ea!.
cred iiaguitl faand 10 Sgnih carolina by Massai-
ehssslz otscsr; Bs-wsYsoi Eaneps--Frpm Perpi
gnsa Q Aoatssrrat-by Bayara Tsyors pinpsr
spsahIns-bY geHard Everett Hale, author ol "A
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have RFsaeasa i. . sci Reviews sad Lssseary No.
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! mid BID Dur m bnll, CIV Davenport,
Best Durham bun calf, G J Hollenbeck /
The committee reported in favor ola
discretionary premium Of 81 to be
awarded David Howard for Durham
bull calf exhibited BY himself. They
would also mention in terms of high
com mendation the imported full blood
Aldernay bull, exhibited by Il. R, Yale;
but there being no class for him to en-
ter under. are unable 10 award prena-
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