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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

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raining the rxasstsea e some lnne
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sfoaga 4 NAV ~ considerable Is hi
sssos sauuensatien 8 fhe energy ais
plassd Dms son ice i thcFe was aut
laest ID ihs enp.ug tgantss taai
those Who are iho mast na'paa noul1
deserve tho most credit ard yoa al'
know gbas these common carriers arc
gsuerailr dospsei Who ever knew
one a those news fndofN tllai siaEas
ready egoneog 10 every knock -kneed
hsniiing that madam r8mor brings
forth. Is hate any aie1ds of gsi avg
,hAg lot curses to- ler pains Mheu
yoa nave deposited she alth tbai you
have been enabled Is collect, aud arc
q az. Won con9dent turns round and
I .itoos yna With bad names. aud indnl
ess Ii aaksnd suspicion about sou tha
lls bat poor pay Tor al you have saefi
acod 70 bee ne go.beiveen You
ne 1ecs sour dates a. home lose your
scf respect, become j sneaklng. social
xpy lay yourselves liable 70 suspicious
hat our modest pon leaves you 70
imaginn. AMI then 81 nothing for i
bat mesapiarical kicks iron AZ good
people Better stop j AMI iako stock
In ths new Nomau Suffrage business
circulate petitions call meetings. and
gos ap an excitement; wear bloom
as aud write poetry, o. dispose 81 your
enperabundani cnsscdness 10 some way
that will pay better than gossiplng
And yon that are not quite 50 far gone,
stop where YOU are, aud If YOU have
more leisure than you can diaposc Of
then Get up some rational amusement
sing. dance, play whist, skate on do
ANYTHING else that's sensible, but don't
gossip, aud for your own sakcs, when
one Il these social dirt gathercrs calls
10 empty her scaycngcr cart at your
feet, send down mot at home IN
italics II'ai.asl Herald
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26
! AIDES. ATTENTION.
u ug NEHiroVRs
A1,ArAI I'3spf

:
Fa uisfrine hs6uif lag sud dasfiapina The hfrsst
The proper tt,aa was afislpHllt rfpptnd AS u De
NpqiroHf tf ruis aud has bern usd during Ne psal
Ne gesf liz ihnusaeds ii be fashionable 81 Paris sad
Tandem. with the Bssfsi sfa'fslha fasil{s
h Is nUw fnt lhe nsst timt pfeseHlfN r ihArqphuy
Il Win n sii cnsas remove auy dClerl IN tafa y Gag
0n ~ ihe Fem Z breast, as ls application chshstt
iu,i pefipe % t0 its pristine heaatA.
ttdips Nha 1am aus taNse hdte nrl been tails drsel.
ped Wiii hu invaluable ~ pFodarlue fgllness ~
orin teudu,i ag me bieaeis 8lNH sud nfn, removing
eudtne aud lpt aud giving llfe and ee1iuA 90 shs
m4mmaTv sceurIiarf
EdeflR laUies h} o. nse esq tehaW theF hNsams To-
be r0hdi iUu vi their youth, Nhile aii fonHr hairs
,bose Development h6s bnl been thafeugh, can Inn
ntDVe their tuHns, BY producing nlluess and fun
unudnsss, - ftpcsi ~ a!i ngtufal beaHly
il einaliieni a8slf Eites $40 exquisite Eeiinsss ~
be- skin, while e sigaRes aud siiaaiiles the whole
anstuaF rs ian hrra sing tle Developments and bean.
it,iur ne form gyes 10 The breasts that Pcffsct
le4elvEaneht which eVpies the aanlrttun " the most
different sud which i The piidc u eftft lady u re-
luemaut 5nd educated Taste, aud should be placed
mAHg he iress of pnfieei toilet. 10 lnfeneea
Huce 10 ~ application, Price n Per ca-c, with 4ii
ifecipn~ FOR use SEM elusef eeaa, sud pitsl VI ~
aa or sSpFcss. on feedpf ~ ogi0f, by BERGER.
SHUTS s Co ehelnists, ssa Rsaf -, Toy, n T.
Is All correspondence s4eteay confidential
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

Causing ,dily Injury or loss Of II e, a, low Rate
Of prmum. AS in.ures against
Loss OF LIFE FROM ANY CAUSE,
Whether Disease ar Accident. with compensation
Cor Personal Injuries, thus combining all the bene-
hts ~ bn'h Life aud Accident l1sumuce under one
Policy at the lowest rates Of premium.
NET CASH ASSETS JUNE i......... <T0o6il, g.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
The Travellers lisuunct Company OF Hartford
Connecticut. Is the pucer Accident Insurance
Company Il this e,uairy; u has paia-up capita
ut hail a million. with large an,h increasing sur
plas safely invested Cor tie security oi rs p0lc'
hollers, and il management is ia tae hands Of pru
dent and experienced underwriters. Within ih'
pnst two wears u has written sereFfg daas0ad fnii
cies. and promply ram OFFR THREE THOU
SAND LOSSkS-inclUdug dHy ore total losses
(hy deatij--in which The large >nm Of SI7a,500 wa>
realized for less than $1,000 n premiums ts larg.
md successful business, and prmptness and llacr-
ality m aayii losses, place /, at tic be1d Of Acc
dental Insurance Companies.
Policies written by uur agents for any term iron
one mouth e five year-, for any sum from ron Z,
S1athp0, with from S. 70 $50 weekly compensation
- from 81 10 $50 am uai premium.
LIFE AND lCClDENT INSURANCE COMBINED.
The Travellers ~ llnttf, raj now is.ues nolicies il
suriug against Loss or LLFE IRON An
CAUSE whether disease or accident. rH @crk4
compensation FIR disa5dag ateidem. thus conbna:
LiFE auG ACttbENT hsHrgu ce ntue one poilt}.
the lowest rltes nt rrrniuB. All approved form.
uf lie Insurance. whether endowment, Ten wear,
life. OF term policies either with or without werk''
colnlcnsaton. fte G mhHed Life nid Acclden'
Policies nre all written ~ the Home Qffc.
There Is no previous Wstarce ~ he History o.
Life Iisnranre whore indemnify ha' been secured
10 Tie poli.y lac- fof has o. d1mage 10 NE peispa
rs well as absolute iss IF he. Experienced aetu r
RTE express the opinion that this will prove the
most valuable aHa popular Insurance set devised.
JAMES O. BkTfEES0N President.
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

A Mas Ranhosn The Portsmouth
and Concord Railroad is the poorest
meanest. slowesi, 'Goddestserzakeu
road in al New England 4 few nights
ago Concord man went over this road,
arriving at Concord, after lnnnmerable
and unaccouutable delays, nj eleven
o'clock Mt night. two hours behind time.
The conductor had had business at
every station, to the great annoyance
~ the five passengers, and had Mt one
place taken III a string Of "smel,s the
smallest kind ~ fish, as every body
knows Arriving at the hotel, tho Com
cord passenger was inquired Of, why
the cars we're late? Wei, said he,
'the conductor who stood by has
been retailing smells on the way, when
We arrived a. Hookset, he found that
ms cad Of half dozen which he ought
10 have remaining, he had only five; o
he took - back ght miles, t. correct
tha mistake which be had made with q
widow woman, 10 whom he had deliy-
cred thirteen fora dozen aud that made
the train two hours lase,'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

THE CIocK Did yon'eyer sit beside
a clock and calmly listen TO its steady.
steady. steady tickings? These sounds
are but our football towards the tomb.
The true language If "the be" is, less;
less; life il growing less; and ternity
comes nearer and nearer No j lshua
stands near 1T hand to bold back the
progress Of time Now can it be, that
q person could give attention to the
motion and meaning 81 tho clock, aud
not feel warned 81 forthcoming eter-
niiyg
VIII not even the clock on the man
he Of a Christian home, be remembered
IN eternity, az well as tho neglected
Sabbath bell? The candid mind filed
with thoughts 81 the proeionsncss Of an
immortal soul, cannot listen to the
steady tickings Of tho clock and not be
unmoyed This is impossible. Let
any one for quarter Of an hour sit
aud listen TO the clock, yes the old
Fapulp Clock, which has tucked
through scenes. "sorrowful and gay,
and be viii learn new lesson concer-
ming The million Of warnings God puts
in LIES path
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26
BUSINESS CARDS.

pUIfER 4 MHEkLIR Attorneys
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ia NAfG y. NHGh NfONsr.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26
kHe Ufd E'sfNbFtshcd ROsDftaf
No. Beaver -, Atbany, NY.
QUICR CURES AID Inv Pi.it ESl

QtIJh AtHEh alta iNih fHtt f.Sf
Tirenfg fapmaad foasfs c,ted Anausay.
na !. tELLEb eentiaas, q 3, eoahdsaiieiil eeh.
~ salted on $40 private aissgsts a. BE ~ -
t,lislsoa Hospital SO heafAf street Aan3 y, } ~,
iHans years acfnie ~ fhis 9af particular ftheh at
pf4ctle, eabss Ai N ~ t1fti enfs esrL = NJ slhrF
pas sieau can 8Hd - ie8lt5fs Hagi ftiHn ~
a,ndehee Will ~ most emlasai ils eiahs 81 fs Oii
@8f8 y ia hiHT The aef - va ~ fhs iatstf Fs4c
ies m lheae aissaseh oBetf Inducements f. lhf ahia
unuie afa ieh aAG fala eafs g BE- phiaiHsd q nssth
~ office iH Amoflsa. ln - phlf aeApfiLass 1itsi,
suietHre. Ealafnatai ni tbs issiiefs sHa -renstie
epfds 3abo irefalsd Threat sefe nsss i'Haff shin
bnts Cu4areg8s efppilaHs Easls lftrt AhrtFses ahf
Dc eanir y tts oelsis p4eaeitsf and hsse been f
"a "a Hofc than soiHs9 spauail,. ~ih immense
r0f8G mn
Young men addicted secret habits who hgys i'm
paired tf teatht sna dsstfsRsd ~ sispF u tAsis
IHHis thns depfigiaa fegteFft ~ &c pleasure ~ M4s
FLED Le. beliafd tba 81 eeHsaiting hf 4siifff
tbeB a3 aH8 fflsna 81 eahtals sud Pht ssaaH ~ha
Ats fgri thousands ia alasi every fan u she nissd
~fssts. ahe applied - ~ ig0sfs 6oau q ts4h naw
fsaes H. 30 iha 8afsa 80 af5lgatt und at hatsig
lee Hili Pr ya 8 a'ars nlaate dsseflpve ~ sis Ter
~ TILLERg GREAT H0RK.
bfs's iafrrets tass stafflns aiselHsuits Dr Tel.
efs efel SORT ~ tsf Easrea those contemplating
nattis-s ~ iagss- Z, Il rsiss liss u eeais ~tnt
pasi yeat Ae sihsk insflef sod tts Bisfisa bstiiy
sfare ~ fqge.eT h5a - fhf,ss tatsefs COMPLIES
~ 9f8eiffs lesntsiHs hnHaratsa OsseFefA nav.
~ isssre pHbiisla MFafisf e. n asFih three slfnes
hf aaisahf fsssd ~ e. - eehs IL sfsetF - fsstees
ftsHiss safigseA #i8 .feHfs sefg y return msi u
feilsf ias devoted - iipe f. CO. egFsgfthsss as*ss
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10 mn LADIIF
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fhs sals ~ b. faefs itsilaa Fsmst geHil} Ills
f3r esls n a~ss fsH gss lag.s fsgafEe sftst 80.
isfien Gaais Feeesif HnafffNffea kha ias 10 N.
faacs q ~inF ntsI Hs as - st.,ffagss lfrs gnsn.
ekfrfas 0affse6 atis ia srrsaia aeeafs atone
sa.fia sf'ad tief q ssffs Fa9frtseFf flsk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26
CAUTION
40 Females ia Delicate Health

CAJII ION
40 Females ia Delicate Health
FAR. D,IW, Physician aud Surgeon, No.
IL ENpicuTT ST., HosTnN, il consulted iaily ioi
all diseases incident f. the lemnlc system. FRO
ldtsus utcfi OF Flour Albus. Suppression and otcl
meH.'dUh arrangements. are MI treated on rev
pathological principles ndsreeds relief guarantee
Ia ve few dHvs. So invariably cefip1l Is III :
new mode Of tfeatmert that most obstinate com
plaiGt. yield under il and the afflicted person soh
reioiccs Ia perfect heaih
In bow has no doubt had great experience b
the cure Of Diseases Of women tLan any other ply
stefan III Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who mnt
wish to stay in Boston few days under his treat
meHt.
Br. Dow, since lsl5. having confined bis whole
attention 10 ap Fee practice tor heeurc 81 Private
Diseases Had Female Complaints, acknowledges ~
superior Va the United Sta,es.
n. R.-Al letters must contain one dullar,or tlleS
will not be answered.
Oeire hnnr, from \. ~. 70 I'm.
Boston. .lulv % ltGG.-iNBz6
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-02-26

modem science acting uron the heafJ and llalr In
the elite ~ Par ~ 4 LHuaoh with u tBo,f hHtseY
ing suecesS. Nnine, ofai Pnci p.ets viii ie ftgls
ferd, ana II efiar sAiisiaptitn r. bsi Risfirtyefv
u-tnbce, tie money vii h cheerful II niut0rd.--
Price By mail seaed md postpaid. ~. leertaive
rirruars ab,l iestinnb ~ pa3lta ne Afais1s
iierger. ,hptfs 4 fo. hemele No zs6 River street
Troy. n. \ 8 liz agents iif tbs ttited States.
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60 gtt.

rg'O LET-The handsomely furnished three
story high soop HOUSE, No Rat entst Soyyssant
square Rent 900 per private smy Inquire OF ChAS
G. WAkkLl, No. IOl EAst Tenth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02
Sutton saI,s Of 9tai Gst1t,.
UOR SALE-M MARINE HOSPITAL

L. u a IL II - MAXINE l1OSIll AL
GROuNDS-Notiee hereby given that pursuant 10 the au
or conferred by Law upon the Board OF Commissioners created W
Chapter 75 Of the laws u 1875 said Board VII m az pGbc suction
tho Merchants Exchange Rooms No III BroaiwY In tho
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th DAY Of November next At u
the state, Island knoSn The MAXINE HoSfllAb
GROUNDS which bounded and described follows 70 wl be-
ginning ,be formed Intersection OF the oner .de OF
WhAts Known Soust the oasery side Of Iomphnsayy
and running thence souhy the easier SIDE OF ad avenue %
feet less 10 ATeta thence crJ along Tue horht sms
Ahrtst 800 feet toow water mark on The W OF New
York thence oorthy said bay ~ alter MARI O e more
point which distant ~ feet aud inches soGthery
from the soaherJ line VI lands belonging to the United States thence
westerly $50 feet less ue parallel win sad ,onhi ne
distance OF M aud inches theon 10 point which Mou Nc
esected by the south vest Of i lands
United parallel dock said ands thence norhcrY
feet Ani Inches the Of said lands o tue l'
Saes thence the side Of saAnts $40 Feet moro or less
70 Su,h and thence westerly south 3j more or less 20
the place Of begug containing 70 acres Dc Tue sane o
together With all the right title aud h'efr, OF Tue state O
NegioIk In and o. tho land 10 ne center OF the streets And Venue
Gf,erad Such sale wi be made parcel Tue highest ts
but not less than the three hundred and hJ ho'apd dollars
10000 ard viii be slect reaon the OF mnen o'
said grounds and the land under mont thereof ls ApeeAel IN
tie seventh section Of eap,er ISL Of the laws OF 1900 o the purposes
specified said law for the period Of two ron the ga Gay
April 1863 The purchaser Will be euei patent on The hate,
said lands es and Of all ncumhranee except e
vson aoresa together all the lands under water IN ifont OF
said premss 300 feet beyond 0wwater mara subject ohp
TO such re,ens and conditions usually eontansd IN gn
the State Of lands under Ten per cent OF the puehs
residue within thirty days thereafter Maps the property mar be
At the once Of the Secretary No " Pae,L &c.,
Nes.Yorl October &C. lGeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-02

"VNHE FARM."-Cottage HOUSE, furnished,
until April 1863 al Mt Vermont u Tsnss 10 min>
utes steam By ni from Inquire Of c. LELAND, Metropolitan
Hotel New. York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-05
TELE6RAMs. &e.

The ST. Louis Derocra. has a special DIS
patch from Topeka, Kansas, saying:-"A large
convention OF those in favor OF impartial suf-
frage is in session in this city. Lucy Stone
and Dr. Blackwell, and delegates from differ
ent parts OF the country, are in attendance
An association has been formed for the pur-
pose Of canvassing the State thoroughly, and
olsirloating documents. The object is 70 carry
the Female Suffrage as well as the Negro
Sunrage' clause in the coming election. The
ofhcers are Governor Crawford, president:
Lieutenant Governor Green vtce-presldent:
Judge N. Wood, correspondent secretary, and
an executive committee of fourteen, Guiding
such names as Charles Robinson, J. p. Root,
j. Is. Abbott, Colonel Moonlight, all of the
members of the Supreme Court and other
leading men Of the State.
The Arkansas State Union convention was
in session all day Wednesday A platform,
with resolutions, was adopted of an ultra
RADICAL character, approving the congress
siopal plan of reconstruction and read mission
20 the Union. Resolutions condemning the
President opposing eonfscation, and recon-
menoiDg conciliatory course toward rebels
were tabled.
An explosion occurred in the Glover Hill
coal pits in Chesterfield county, Virginia,
wednesday, and twenty-five white and fifty
colored miners were killed. The pits are
burning and thethafts have been closed to ex-
ungulsh the hre Twenty OF the bodies can
not be found.
The sellIgerent forces In Mexico, as taken
from Mexican papers, (official and others
are as follows: Repu ublican, CO. 700; the I'm
perial army consists of $1,000 men. and more or
less OF 10000 National yards In the cities now
in their power.
The Republican convention held at Sing
sing, N l.. wednesday, appointed as dele
gates 10 the state convention Horace Greeley,
James W. Husted, and Stephen IL johnson.
George w. Randolph, formerly Confederate
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-05

MEMPHIS AhUsEMESTs.-Memphi seems TO
be oesrous OF fivailing Chicago IN the num-
Der OF It's murders. shooting ARRAYS Grim cons,
etc. Here is one Of the latest from the Bulletin
of the Path.
AT an early hour yesterday morning the
residents OF the quiet little suburb of Chelsea
were disturbed from their propriety by a ru-
NOR tnat a murder had been committed in
thelr midst. The report created the greatest
excitement, and various versions of the tragedy
were current. but after a time the true version
came out and IL was to the effect that about
seven O'Clock in the morning, a man named
;. II Dameron had been shot by his stepfather
Il. ~. Hood. In the BuliefiR Of Yesterday
morning II was reported that the parties in
question had had difficulty on the previous
day, ana that the case would come up for a
hearing before Justice Creig hton on Menday
vi eour Sc there was girl in the case, and she
was OF the colored persuasion. She is stated
10 nave been under the ssprotection" of Da-
meron, who had separated from his Wife The
parties lived in adjoining houses. and the
coiored girl insisted on taking water out OF
Mr.. Hoods cistern, which enraged that gen
tleman not little, and he ordered her 10 leave
the yard. Dameron came out at the time
pulled pistol from his pocket and threatened
10 shoot Hood, bur did not carry his threat into
execution. When he left the yard Hood allie ed
some boards over the cisrern, and Yesterday
morning cameron procured a natchet and
went 10 knock them off. While he was en- :
gagged at this work Hood came out armed with
pistol, and shot him in the groin. The
wound is fearful one, and il lis dou pt.ul il he
will recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-05
EUROPEAN NEWS.

LONDON, April 4-Evening.-The annual
budget was presented 10 Parliament to-day
The excess of receipts over the expenditures
for the last year and the balance remaining
In the Excheqner is officially stated at two
ano DALI million pounds. Ii is estimated
that the income for the present year will ex-
ceed sixty-nine million pounds, and the esti-
mated expenditures are sixty-eight million
pounds. Ii is proposed by the Government TO
retain the present tax on malt and TO impose
low duty on. the receipts from marine insur-
ances, and also terminable annuities.
FLORENCE April i.-The Ministry have ten
oered their designations 70 the King and a ne W
ministry will be formed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-05
A Woman with a Live Snake or Lizard I'm
her Stomach.
IRON the Anamosa fIowal Eureka !

FROM the Anamosa (lowa) Eureka
The wife Of Mr.. Parker, who recently
purchased an interest IN the Anamosa Stone
Quarry, has been made cognizant of the terri
Die truth that she has within her omach
living snake or lizard. For the past i've years
sne bas suffered almost everythin q possible fer
human being. and was supposed 20 be grad
hally dying from consumption. Some two
weeks since German hysician from Lisbon.
Llnn county, being IN town, was REQ uested 10
make an examination int her case 70 see n apy
remedy could be devised TO relieve her in
tense suferings. The physician visited her
ana became al once satisfied that there was a
living animal within her stomach ON Thurs
day last the starvation process was begun and
eonunued for fiye days, little or no nouri-h-
ment being taken. During this time the ani-
ma repeatedly moved upward and into the
throat producing terrible and almost fatal
srang gulatlon, and maxing IL necessary 70 ad-
minister salt 10 drive % downward. At such
times the lower part of the IN roat would be
pressed outward in a most perceptble and re-
yelting manner On Monday last the ATTEMPT
was made 20 dIslodge the loathsome creatLr re
uents mouth and permitting her TO inhaIe the
steam. A poultice of onions and garlic was
applied 10 the stomach. but. through misun-
oeTstandlng, the onions were cooked and their
strength thereby mostly destroyed The ex-
pertinent however was tried. but the animal
moved mp only short distance. a green slime
being emitted from the mouth. The patient Is
greatly prostrated by her abstinence and terri
bic suffering, but another effort will soon be
made TO relieve her, although IL seems almost
certain that the animal. Whatever n is, has
grown so large as TO make its egress through
the patient believes her tormen;er 70 be a
snake. The case is attracting great. interest
ana any rev developments will be carefully
noted ior tne oenent OF our readers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-05

SUICIDE OF YOUNG LADY-Absut II
O'Clock on Saturday night Coroner Greentree
held an inquest on the body OF a young lady
named Mary Patterson, about ~ years OF age
living at No. 2l6 Mulberry street. The eyi.
denee before the Jury was to the effect that the
the young lady had been for some days very
much depressed in mind, and at S O'Clock OF,
Saturday evening took about half an ounce of
arsenic Shortly Afterwards she was taken
with cramps, when Drs. Butler and Horn
were summoned. A powerful emstic was ad-
mnistered, but without avail. She fingered
until III O'Clock, when she died The lury
rendered verdict of death from arsenic, taken
by her own hands-BdIt. Sua
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
II. B. PHILLIP6......LE AND MANAGEH

LADY DON.
And upmistakable Success of the Glorious His.
torisal b ur lesque of
KBNILWORTH:
Or. Ye Queene, Ye Earl, and Ys Mafdeppe
Which will be repeated
THIS EVENING, APRIL s.
With a New Comedies entitled
PE99Y 0REEEB IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-05

~ Lawrence Har', who murdered a little
cnlIo, Tour years OF age, near Warsaw, Iu-
diana, on the oath or February last. was ar
rested Al the residence of his sister I'm Indepen-
dence, Ohio. on Friday. The boy had been
taken oy MIN from the poor house, but in three
weeks disappeared. Hart told his mother
VINO inquired for II, that 1t had been given
away 10 man residing in Ohio, but she being
dissatisfied caused search to be made which
resulted In finding its body, shockingly rnaug-
led, in an old we'll The testimony before the
Coroner shows that the tortures to which il
was subjected during the short time IL was In
Harts power were brutal and cruel in the ex-
treme.
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&. LOOMS, M:pa

fhe Inyenter and Pstentes Of the MIHIBAL
fLAIk IIETH, attends personally at atRn
his onee In this city. Many persons can 31yyQ
wear these teeth who csanot wear others, ~
nd no person can wear others who cannot wear
these.
Persons calling at my once can be sccommcda-
ted with any style and price Of Teeth they may de-
dfe, but 20 those who particular, and wish the
Ynrest, eieenest, strongest and most perfect den
tire thar art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
VIII be more fully warranted,
Rooms In this cfty-Eo 3SS Penu'a avenue. be-
sveen sth and 10th SITS. Also, 0OT Arch sta set,
Philsdelphia. oc 30-lv