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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-29


Mr.. James Workman, resident of
the Island and a very respectable ms u,
took a wHik, last Sunday morning 10
the upper end Of the Island. While
proceeding leisuTely along the beach,
. unsusplciOus Of infringing upon any
body's rights, he was roughly acCosted
by Mr.. Patrick Moran, employed, we
believe, as n guard to vineyard at the
upper end Of the Island. and ordered
to turn back upon penalty Of being
shot. Mr.. Workman very naturally
declined TO comply with this eEtraof-
binary demand; whsrenpOn Moran
raised hts gun to his shoulder and
pointed IL at him. AS Mr.. W. did not
Immediately flee the danger, the gun
WAS lowered. Then Mr.. ". walked
ahead, and after he had got little way
OF. Moran raised The gun a second time
and shot. Mr. W. waS Untouched
After reinhdinE, Moran shot again, but
still without effect. Mr.. W. then con-
tinued his walk unmolested. But
rightly thinking himself outraged. be
made. complaint, and Moran was ar
rested. The Judge dned him $40 and
the costs. and Informed him that he
was liable 10 State prosecution for
shooting with intent 70 uiatin or wound
ABUSING HIS WIFE
SIr. James Daily, OF abe second
Ward. went home on Tuesday las.
sOfIle"l nat the worse Tor several glasses
of beer. OF course he must abuse his
wife, and abuse her he did-to what ex-
tOnI was not given In evidence. Mrs. u.
endured II all until endurance ceased 10
be virtue. Then she got neighbor
to go for policeman, who proceeded
To Che scene and arrested the gentleman
laboring under the effect OF few
glasses of beer. The wife appeared at
the trial with II small baby in her arms,
and RulVe very reluctant testimony
against her lord and master. She had
iorg0ttsu his outrageous conduct OF the
day before. and looked upon him in the
tenderest of lights. The Judge, in con-
sidersiion Of the fact that he had not
been before the court in time past, let
him OF with a fineO of 81 and costs.
The cases Of VIM Harmon and wife
Tor disoIderly conduct, continued from
the day before, were dismissed, Harmon
paying costs OF both.
The court adjourned until this morn
ing at 9 O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-29
MARRIAGE

Hzussd Pe-uns, or Eoz-E Ne sz-eru-s.
ting marriage, beng AEE-E q SzT.s-szr
SeAkosss OrEan3c DseEEEs D..
speedily cured
HsTho psscss kt--sezfr-sss-tk,s-E- -. 7yr,-
J. nay Es.lg10cs-y cozoc@ :. Is h1ocE = a
gentleman, AID cczcoE-Ly ny EuJ- -.
sElII A. . p1yz1EzA--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-29

A LII THE t-UPULAR FAMILY MEDI
a c.nes OF the day for sale al ODBERTE
Prescription store, end Of Stone bridge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-29

Who nave injured theInselvs y 0s---seS
prEclce- INDUCED In when alone, Q hactf ~
Gl=ntly leaned from evil compzA1ouS, or Al
El-hosoI. The e-eC-s o. Eh1Ga are nightly z=-s
even when EsIs=p, sEd- Il not cured, re1deH
marriage impossible, and destroys Doth E1tui
and us1dy, SEould apply Immediately.
WBET 6 ply thzE yO1nE mA1, TIE holS1
rs country, The pr5ds Of his pa-s1ts- EhozIt
Dc scHtcced ro[n Al p-usfNscsS and e. Eoy-
ms1E OF life By ne consequence OF dzS.-
EfInE ron the path o. nature, and Indutx-
lnE N 6 certain sec-SE hsE1t- Such p5-E5dE
rnEs-. besoEe noutsMp.ar.nR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-29

Especially, Who have oee1os TIE ssstEz,s @.
lEn5E Eticl annually sweeps % Al ill., :
ErzTe thousands q Young Me- o. - -
excellent Talents and nT5iIiAaf EE.eZgz- ~
might o-he-Etse have e1ErEcnzz --s-eE =
Senators with the :hundsn q s5oqo=z1s :
Ezksd 20 esfary the living Tyr ny =,
VIII raj coundeace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-29
DISEASES OF DEPRUDECE
Do. JoHNsToN.

Omoe, no : south FreaeE1ek street.
LAS haud EEde Sung trum Baltimore E:rees, a
~ doo=s rou the oRns<. FAg EoE to OBJ
serve name and number.
~Eo letters received unIss pos pa3d and
c1ulsintDg astznP % Be ussd On the reply.
PeSoes wiling Should E-afs AEe, and sedd
portion a advertisement desGhtnE Eymp-
fOrrE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-29

HEEALLE-Ths Sssr4uI sssesE o =.
mind zre much 70 Dc G-ezdsd- Los o. Me-
or. CO1fnsson OF IdszA, D epReEson o. Sps-11
Eyl Fo-ebotiEEz AvsEsoa % SoSzsEy, 81
L1stTT-si, Love O Solt1de, I1nnttiEy, *, as
some % the evils EJ-odzned.
In0CEDcs Of psrsolz Of al ESas eA1 ~
.C1Ee EEEt = the ez1S= Q. ts1E1r Gscllrs--S
osslid. ES-Es t5stf vsSo[t beGnutaE rex
pale EsyTOcs and eL&stAtAd, having E-EzE-
IN BPPez-zncs About ne eyes, C0cEh, al
saHrlrsrl-Ils q Cn--sl-ErIr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-29

redec. thzta sound mind and body are ne
mos aeosssz-y re9CRs-ss TO promote CONN
65zI hspineE Indeed. SiLhOlt Lhesa IEs
journey thEoCgh life becomes . EeEy pIlETi.
mzSe= the pnEpsc. hourly dErksnS 70 rra
view, the mind becomes shE loved with Dr.
pair and FILED with The melancholy r16ec.
ion that the happiness o. AEoths< becomes
bltzhtsd with our own
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

D. J. s55re8A Al Ihnss Who have tuturs.1
LEsmselTes o IL yEup= Id ElRsane md go
TEry EkoEIE, Eh1ed min bosh BODY AID MI
ul1trtlE ts5Ea "a elihe- hzsS-rssL, sIEdy, 80
ESty O marriage
hes zze so1e d The sd AID r1sGA-s-,5z7
sGec1 p-ocros1 By ezFiy EsSG-S O. yO1tE, VIZ
HszHsS o. lie Ezck ADD LzznEss Peszss =
tks He'd. Dimes Of Szkni, Los q AES--
a. Power. EEtp4-A1t0n o. The Heat Lgy=-
pspElA- SegTOzA Ir1Ea hEitfy, DeEzEz EeEuEs1f q
LE= Digestive FuncEzo1s- GeEE-ai De5--z.T
Il -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-29

HR JOHNSON L. c3-oTzEzd IKE -
Do=zA.n. Sp-zdy, and ozly -
gEusssiy IN the ss-o-1d s1- VszEE=E Q: =
KEdneEE and 5sEddEE- In E1sE1.Lsgy -z=r-z-
So ImposEncy, 6ebs-A DslG-y. SE-s1-s-
reSS DyspziA- LAEE11E. Lev ssEzrI-z. Co.
fCSiol OF IDEAS REtp1lz1sgz q t. Eesy-
Tlrllic is, TTeabliER- D=.nsss q EzEnt =
t5stdE.esS U5E5Ase q tie ==sc, 1hrrrT
Su=s. or skin, AEecEzocE q ia I've. L.,
--o-nzzh. o. BoEez-Io1sE Ig-as5= D.
ds-S arising run Sol1-z=y azEsas q Tuz-r-
ser-st AID soltz-y PrE1ltcas ElL.e EztAI n
tsEIr victims tl-zn lie sucz o. EEEezz - u
Wa-iuEES Of Clysses, az-EhElzE LEz.r -
fI-flIIEnf hops Or CPz-sCzs, rEE5z=-EIT
-s-Ee-a e. grffus1sSszhzz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

To KEEP POTATOES PROM RoTriEG.
The Germrntown Telegraph is au-
thority for the following, which may
be worth something 10 farmers
who's potatoes already show signs OF
rpiting badley
The surest protection against rot
in the Inc potato, after being haryes-
tad, there il no question is air.slaked
lime. Let the lime be sprinkled over
the bottom Of the bin before filing,
aud repeat the application at each
foot Of potatoes rs the bin is filled up.
The quantity Is what y farmer would
call a good sprinkling Potatoes
should be excluded from the light,
and where convenient covered with
old carpet, dc, When buried out of
doores high, dry spot should be Sc
lected, which can be thoroughly
drained, and them pursue the same
course with the lime as before. A
vent must Of sourse be left in the top
for the escape Of the confined air.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

Tl.s nntouaE nnion q 1ohnson men
Ven i earaeA etcAzpfrssnfs e Nesl.
inesos, THURSDAY and Fiiday. Tie
rsasssnes wtrs secret, bot shat they
sa.d q al Is nothing g. nobody n
sach q iho meubers - called on the
pFsKdeut were eia.nur0es f1r changes
IA gba eAhsnef The leaders give out
oraealasiy thai iohason all sooa aa-
toaad iAe coan;ry
4 tasrsl5a rssslnoail casnsl y oreaffel
% tie Naagatack railroad Beax IlAofa.
aston. Conn. Friday morning A pas
seuser tram broke the bridge over The
Branch ryef. preciplsatsng the baggage
car. containing sixteea persons, into
toe river aud cAryshg them over The
dam 50 Thoa seton. Six u them ciung
10 the ear and wore savnd. bat ten 9th
ers wege drowned Several bodies have
been roooyered. Business - Inomas-
ton was generally suspended and The q !
,zens we've engaged 10 searching for the
bodies
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

Tar pKEx uf1T 4 C1fEsE ~ TiiE
SaC7ls @-Kefy hsr Soashesncp are
Is Infatuated w. % hoF.e the presi-
dents coanse wsll be q advantage 20
Tat section. quite the contrary. The
L chaoad Whig fgrcsay says - tins
poinis
@EKpcriepce hAs long since sai.sh-
"a a. that tile iis@ grceineht between
lie Prosisienl and Congress which
has been fnaeh mosp ealAEsiints - =.
ADD tbs logger 4 continues aud the
mere e,nbi.ierod il becomes. the
greater will be our burdens and SUI
iefiawA lIaa he eessyained Congress
,vsscn he easerel upou his Office ard
es-operaied with il n the great mat
ter II roe0mslgugiios. he Woald have
beea considered and appreciated.
and wc woaId. ere this In 81 proha-
biliiv. have been reconstructed. IN
stead. hosgves, a doing this. he dis
earied Congress elaiined absolute
power IN the premises, and cxasper-
a,cd that cody 70 madness, causing Il
70 adopt more stringent measures TO-
ward the south, than Il otherwise
would have taken. II The President,
Congress and the supreme court
could be brought into harmony on
tl.iA &C subject, il would be better,
wo are persuaded, not only Tor the
South, but for the whole country
The longer this quarrel goes on the
worse II viii be for Us. Let us keep
ont OF it.''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

Persona having correspondence
with California should mark on their
letters or newspapers the words ''via
Panama. and continne 10 do 50 un-
til the Indian hostilities over the
plains are suppressed. According to
the regulations Of the Post
Office Department. afl let,
tiers not marked ''yia Panama are
sent BY tho overland route, and the
Indian outrages render their safe
|transmission doubtful.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

CTATE or VERMONT, Ats Probate Court bel.
- MsnchesteT District O. den II Aanchestef IL sas
ior said District on the 9Ith dss IL AnEuet 1883.
Present, Hon. T. b. BURTON. JaHge.
The administrator on the estate If Ulsrk 3. Wright
late Of Rnper Ia aaid District deceased made appli-
ca ion 10 reader his account
whsrenpvnit ordered that said that hearing on
said application be b. ard Probate Court be holden
Al the Prabats eca la Manchester ID and for said Ds
trcto the 18th day September sel. and that notice z
said appi 1ati0n and The time and place OF hes1eg
thereon be given zl crsohs interested By pn6hshinE
certified copy Of this order three weeks snecesstsy n
the Manchester Journal paper printed 81 AAncnestef
previous to said time Of hearing.
true record
Attest LoyELAHD MUEsoE, Register
A true copy Of record
Ie Attest L0vELAED MUEsoN, RsEsstsr.
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4 FACT Sor GENERALLY KNOWN

x FACT NOT GENERALLY KNOWN.
The origin Of the portrait for the
GODDESS Of Liberty upon our coins is
OF great interest. Dir. Spencer the
inventor Of the Speucer's lathe, used
by the Banknote Company, was the
artist who cut the first die for our
American coin. lie cut an exact me-
dalallion Of Mrs. Washington, the
wife Of Gen. Washington and the
frat few coins were struck with her
portrait. When Gen. Washington
saw il he was displeased. Mr. Spen-
Ger altered the features little, and
putting a cap upon its head called it
the Goddess of Liberty. Ii future
artists will bear this III mind; they
viii always take Mrs, Washington's
portrait for their guide when wish
ing to produce the goddess.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

ME the subscribers, being appointed By the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the District Of Manchester
Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust the
claims and demands % al persons against the estate 81
MATHEW b. GOODWIN.
atebof Manchester In said District deceased and alse
M claims and demands exhibited 10 oset thereto and
six months from the Both day Of August 1851 being o.
lowed hy said Court for thai purpose we do tbeTeors
hereby give notice. that we win attend 10 the business
Of our appointment al tho late dwelling Of the said de-
CEASED on the sgh day Of November, next, from one
until four o'clock r. ~, on said day
Deted at Manchester lhis seth day OF August, A. D.
8. O. GOMEZ ror,,,.
B Al. GRAY, No'N ~
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Lebanon Springs Railroad.
IMPORTANT TO LABORERS.
1000 LabOIeg wanted immediately
At Sis per day.
CzEV.Y.v 4. HOE L.1ND's Rsaat..

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court holdes
Manchester District, Sc at the Probate ONCE In Man
chester in and for said District ON the Gath day OF Al
gust,hA. ID. 1867,
Present, Hon. x. B. BURTON Judge.
The administration the estate OF Calvin X. Holland
late Of WinhAl said District, deceased, madcs app
cation to render his account. "a ~ - :,
whereupon Il was ordered that hearing npon saic
application be had at Probate Court TO be holden al
Manchester in said District, on The 18th day Of septf
ure and reason thereof and the time and place OF hear
ing thereon be given to all persons interested BY pub
shine copy Of ths order three weeks successfully ~
the Aasckfssef JourBai newspaper printed Al said
Manchester, previous to said time Of hearing.
A true record. Attest
L0yRLAND MUNsoN. Register.
true copy OF record. Attest, =
IS L0VkLAND MUNoOh, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

Senator Wade was rather fierce a.
|gainss the Democrats in his speech at
|portsmont, OHIO. the other day
|Said hes
Nov they talk Of taxing United
States bonds. When a man talks
that way. look IN bis face and you
|will sec penitenliary bird. | would
|a't trust such man in M sheep
pasture after dark."
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yrRE.NTsH w-gBs.s Rstale.

CTATK OF vERM0NT,l AT Probate Court hold
- Manchester Duttdf Vs. en- ii the Probate ONCE In
Manchester in and for said District, the 9th day Of
September 1861,
Present, Hon. T. B. BURTON, Judge.
The administrator on the estate Of Jeremiah Webb
late Of Sunderland in said District deceased, applied
~ render his account
whereupon II was ordered that said instrument b
proven ea Probate Court 10 be holden al the Probate
oee r. Manehe~ter IN and foF said district, tbs las
wedHssdAy OF ssptr, 1851, and thai notice hereof b
given BY publishing this order three weeks successive
" 10 the Manchester Jouynai paper pT1nted At Nan
chester previous 70 said time Of hssTing
true record
Attest IOyKLAND MUNSON, Register.
iras copy u record. Attest
Is LovELAND NUSsoN. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10
4l "A CARD FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.,
WALTHAM, MASS.

TINS Company beg leave 20 inform the public
that they commenced operations in 1850, and their
factory now covers four acres Of ground, and has
cost more than million dollars, and employs ovet
700 operatives. They produce $4,000 Watches
year, and make and sell not ess than one half OF all
the watches sold In the United States.
The difference between their manufacture and
fhe European, Ia briefly this European Watches
are made alniost enslreIy By hand and the result 4
Of necessity lack Of that unifornity, which Il in
dispeDsabe to correct tme-keeping. Both The eve
nd the hand Of the most skillful operative must
vary But il Is fsct that except watches Of the
higher grades European watches arc the product OF
the higher grades. European watches are the product
Of the cheapest borof Switzerland, AID the result
10 the worthless Ancres. Lepines and 30 called Pa
tent Levers--which cost more In attempted re-
pairs, than their original price. Common work
men, boys And workmen, buy the rough seperate
Parta Of these atehss from various factories polish
and put them together, and take them to the near
eat watch merchant, who siamps and sngravs. them
with any name or brand that may be ordered.
HOW AMERICAN WATCHES ARE MADE.
The American Waliham Watch Is made BY no
such uncertain process--and BY no such inoompe-
tent wOrkmen. All the Companys operations,
rom the reception Of the raw matsria to The eosn>
petion Of the Watch are carried on under ons roof
and under one skillful and competent direction
But the great distinguishing feature Of their Watches
Is the fact that their several parts are all made by
The finest, the most perfect end delicate machinery
ever brought to the aid Of human industry. Every
one Of the more than hundred parts ofevefy watch
u made BY mAohine--thst infallibly reproduces
every succeeding part with the most unyaring ac-
curacy. 1t was only necessary 70 make one perfect
watch Of any particular style aud then to adjust
the hundred machines 10 reproduce every part Of
that watch, and II follows that every succeeding
watch must be Ike 1t.
The Company respectfully submit their watches
On AsF s.ersts only. They claim 10 make
BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY
/ BY their improved mechanical process than can be
msdr under the oId-iashioned handicraft system
They manufacture watches Of every grade, from q
good, low priced, and substantial ARTICLE In solid
silver hnnting eases, 70 The finest ehronostssi aud
also ladies watches in plain gold o. thu fuest en-
ansl-d and jsweled eases; but ths indispensable
requisite I'll their watches s that they shall be
COOP TIMEKEEPERe. It should be remember,
cd that, except tksir sings lowest grade gained
aHoms Watch Company. Bcssoa," ALL WATCH
Ed made by them f
/ ARE FULLY WARRANTED
By .pecia certificate. end this varanses + good a
al time against The coEnpany Or ih agents.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Isa Broadway, New Tork.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

I've EEv Gss srosna " breakiya. y. T., says. n
The Bsble EnAmansr b. wAs q aPohgy Tor pshlfhiag
neaAna cesEl2esss ~ a. hssazane q NE esfS e. hAs
ass son a egrafala "asr assoisIion appeared ses-
itatas~ 1--WE parrish this stassuxnt nh Tor pag. bat
ia xrsutads ID God who hes tAas ansnervd pfager,
@saf s asfice g Dr. An4srs bHg sasifaea thAt there
"a Virtue III the Istile wssef usNtDcbL walsA he
sseaAsFs ~ this MAgAAise all tAank ~ Ester III
shFfn9ing 60 the8s scttre.
III ii Arderss le4Asne Wafer i Sc SALE ~ r DIss-
aORK Fropsiesar. 81 Dsg S.. n r.. ard "a ~ Drag
gssgs.~4otf
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CTATR OF VERMONT, Ata Probate Court bold.
- Manchester District, e. en- Al the PROBATE Once
81 August. A. D. 1851,
Present, Hon. T. b BURTON. Jadgs.
The administrator the esste of kunioe sayre, aati
Of saudEaie in said District deceased made Appiea
nou In writing 70 said Court for license 70 sell the Fef
esis.e bei1pxing 70 the estate Of thn said eecesseo
eetnF forth that The said real estate consists Of about
keen scre az land situate In said sandgae, and wal
ct u the ssid deceased 90 homestead and repre-
s~nag that the said real estate cannot be divided with
oct greatly damaging the same :,
Whsreupon II wds ordered that hearing upon said
Application be lad q fFunAte Court - ~ holden q
Manchester, IN aMEd uastrset the last Wedne#day
&eptenbeF tNhf ard thnt ugsire q &asf arpNesti0n
The haEnFs 80 fkAsaa aheresE en- - Ams aE4 plsc
81 bearing fesn. s. gitEn 70 al pefsp1s intfFsssse
b. pabisknf ceFz - tia prdet thfee weeks snecsss
issiy II The NAnEAasasr lp9rnal asewepARet pFinte'
81 said kAnchaeiez. rrss ih e - se ~ he1f iaG
a true rseefa Aa 49, ~, uIaxaow R.v4.,er
A uns eopy u fe<asA AaNssL
n IavEEASD MUNsoN, Rsk1stsr.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE /, hereby given, in pursuance II act Of
IN the Legislature 81 this State pAaeed II ita last ses-
aon that the Stark Bank viii redeem its outstanding
ls al the counter Of the Frst National Bank Of Ben
Hington: that the said STARK Bank teFnnatedtu exs-
ence 90 the hrst day Of August A. D.. 1851, and the
fuIl0wneIa copy Of the said act Of the Legislature
"An Act reistshg 20 the redemption Of Bank Notes:
n q hsvesz enacted hg TIE 0sneral dsss1ssy ~ tAs
STATE ~ vsrnssafs
eEn AMER the expiration OF the charter OF ans
bank chartered By hls Btate after the teFmnanoE
u the existence of any such bank agreeably 70 ne
lave Of this state such bnnk may eause notee 70 BE
published n an the weekly aewspapeFr Of ne county
where sne hank 10 located for one fail ysAs, Fetttoe
forth thai ssId bank viii rebeem w outstanding -.
the day Of ths sxpFatinA - its charter, eF The dAas
the TERMINATION oils ~xi@enee ana copy q this &C.
and upon Due pubcson - soeh notice, Drifher sncA
ank nor lie ocsrs % All b. liable - sny scion fni
the non-Fsaep;l0n Of amp u is Outstanding bills an
iees The sane shall have been duly presented aud pay
meut therenf demanded wifhn ihe yea Aforesaid 81
the bankius h0nse M zach bank.
sac AFTER the expiration ~ the charter o. nfteE
the tsTnnstion ~ exkaeaee u any each bank -
aioreazd sseh bank shall eeaae 10 D. sahect 70 ~!
operNion o. iiabe ~ the pFOsfs0ns 81 tae exyh
sfion Of ehapter eirhEr u ts Gensrzi Statutes
Sac mis- Art akail tAks effect frasn its pAssage.
" O. w. HARMAg Ca4hier.
BenHinEton, Aag. z. issss--iyu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

In A BoG.-President johnson is
in the bog Of nsurpation and recon-
struction opposition, up to his ankles
and he is in, as friend OF the Irish
man was, who called for help to get
him out, How deep is the gentle
man In r. asked the man solicited to.
nclp. '.Up tothb ankles" was the
reply. '',fhen there's plenty of time
and we can wait. mo, indade,
there's no time, for hes in head first. :"
Il Albany Journal.
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20 cnnrnrnntivcr.

Ths advertiser. haFlHg heen restored 70 health IN =
Nv wssksty very simple meas. sltsF hasinGsuaef
"a for eevsFa ysars ~ith severe laHe sHset"p, no
that afega disease Cansantttanis sBSiaps % make
lnssn u hls feliow. ~ arrcrs me mesHs u cure.
To 81 wba desire ~ BE- sii sehd copy II the pre-
scrtptan used Gree u ehafgeb sb Tho directions ief
eft uf5aE and using thf same which they VIII md
sUnK a a. fnf Csxsunrffas, AsSEaA, BHqFcuasaA,
Ceuana ColBs. and al Throat and LuHg Affections =
Tbs emily object " the sdssrsisef 10 schdng me frs
aer1fti i Il bensGt lhr Arcted and spread information
hieh be enoeres be inVsinahe ard he hopes every
saferer sill try bis remedy It ~ oost them moth
ing and nay prye tsssing. PAstss Wishing the pre-
seriptitrn Tssa by return natl wiil PHRASE address
I1M REV EDWARD A. WILLOW,
Williamsburg KinEs Co., New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10

The rcfrigerating cars, bringing
fresh meats and fruits through IRON
| the West to New York perfectly
|sound and in good condition, are
proving very popular and useful. -
|rhe cattle prefer being killed At home
boo. - il saves them most anpleas-
Zant trip Easg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-10
TN. COLLINS.


GKsrsss 4 think lam only ,tung ies part o. . good
e;lisp ~hsn testify % the great besefis received by
nle 0m e u.s. 81 your stomach Bit during the last
aYeysars ssegrBins Or time In the oil regioas In
ts hsl sewers bilious stack which In connection
via the dysp.psa len ms IN very weak condition.
sdssed 10 Try your Btters and, having procured
bottle fauad that they worked Ike q upon me,
eight pounds AAyirs been added 70 my wsight in the
space Of week snd new lie seemedto have ben in
fassd into my system much So that have been In
daeei 10 them every since that time. Az
tonse, think they arc inyslusbis.
THE sammsr, hsvlag bad slmilar stack land -
bssate msc redncel9 athoughunde de treatment q
IN A No. physician. | vac again obliged 10 have re
course the old Blers and With tie sss good result
having Eaiaed sx pauhis within 3 few days. pur
chased half dozen bottles few weeks since, and par
pusc 70 them regularly as tepic
Wishing Jon every saucas ] reuiAih #@
Yours, gri ieiully
WILLIAM MILLER