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INSURANCE.
National Capital Insurance Company


HOME OFFICE. 500 NINTH STREET,
WASHINGTON, DC.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON
GRESS.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.....-......S1,0 8 1 900 900
This Company offers more favorable advantages
to the ins uring public than any other chartered in
the United States, by combining the two great ele
ments of Life and Accident Insurance. on the 10 IN
stock principle. The premiums charged are nearly
cne-third lower than charged by Mutual Compa
MES.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND
OFFICERS
yOSEPH =. BROWN President. !
GE9RGE a. PLANf........vice President.
ElkE a = ~, I'll II = Treasurer
COL. JAdES I T.CLOSE--. General Agent
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Riley A. Shinn. Joseph y. Brown
J. B. Clark. Jr., y. j. Coomes,
Hon. Green Adams, J. W Parish
Robert Leech.
r EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Ihos Lewis, Thomas NJ. Plowman,
Riley A Sbinn, >. r. Brown,
G. Alfred Hall, job W. Angus,
Nicholas Acker, A. L.. Merriman,
Erastus Poulson.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
yohn X. Elvans, Charles kloman,
N. g. Emory. Lewis Clephane,
James l.. Barbour, Thomas Berry,
AIbert u HAIL oc LILY
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EDUCATIONAL.

SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES ON
- CAPITOL HILL.
Mrs. VERNON DORSEY having removed to No
1 DuddiDgtOn Row, tIst street. between b and &
south. , viii commence the second quarter Of her
school, on MONDAY. 18th Of November. Instruc-
ZION in a N the English branches French, Italian
Drawn Painting no I2-eo6t-
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DROP. KREIS' DANCING ACADEMY Penna
u ave-. opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Ladies
Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday after
noon from TO O'Clock. Gentlemen, TUESDAY
and Friday evenings, tr o. 2 CLOCK. The hal
can be rented for Balls. Soirea., &c. my l0-ly
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Jse CoburB. the PuciI,st.

SPECIAL Dispatch 70 the Star
ST LOUIS, Nov. l9.-Joe Coburn. who is
now in Chicago, comes here after The fgh. there
tomorrow, and gives sparring exhibition
next Tuesday. -..F
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u mo. 1928
DI THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES
PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION
For the sale Of valuable lands III that Part Of the
RIVER. MISNES0TH. M iGn iyimg within III the limits q q
the district of lands subject 10 sale g ST PETER.
President q the nited States Of America. d.
hereby deelsre and make known that public sale
the state 9f Mime iota at the period hereinafter
Al the land cfice at ST. PETER, commencing
on MON THE 2D Day or DEcENBER NExr,
Tor the d.Posai OF the pIbiie larri- stuated within
lying inside Of the late reserve above mentiC ned.
for the Sioux Indians viz :
NORTH OF THE BASE LINE AND WEST
or THE FIFTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN aml
in the fOSw Ina nships. and parts Of tOwuship.
The tracts or prreels in the parts of townships
1oa; no, and III. Of range 81
u The tracts or parcels in the part Of township
The tTsets or parcels in the rart of township
The tracts or parcels IN the part Of township III
Of range 3s except fractional section. 8 7 81 rs
II, J.. 10, %, q lots 9. ). Q and II. Y T. of W
and :. W = Of :. W = section ?, : " "a Of n
Z seetion = ,ections =, -, > y T.. !. sec
The tracts or parcels in the parts of .townIiss
The tracts or parcels in the part sf towns hip III
OF range S3- exospt sections L 2, 81 east hall sec
-eefion Is. n E a section y seeiiols Is 81 north
hall and :. p "a seCti"p % .a- -,tf
of rang -, except the E. ! II : l. 2. seciion *
fractional seetions 81 and s.
Ne tracts OF parcels m tue parts "t townships
The tracrs ct Pareelsif thc psrts If townships
III. Il2. 1I3- Of range 81
The trsct- or parcels in the parts Of town-lli,z
III. ii2, rs, and ~, q ra ug- - 80.
Tie tracts or psrrels IN The parts Of town ships
lI2- li3- aud ia Of range % .r u . 7
The tracts OF parcels ia the parts Of townships
ll3. ia and ll5. Of range 3S- 4.4 /
The tracts parcels Ina the parts Of townships
lis. fI4. and us. of rang %.
The tracts parcels m the parts Of TOW nships
lIl and rs of rsnE- ~;
The tracts or parcels in the part Of township
us. II range Il
The above mentioned lands will not he sold ~
less than tEeir appraised yalHes, aud a list of the
sectional suIdiYi siOns, with tie appraised values
srtac he'd in the hands pf The loc al officers and
will be open for the examination ~ those desiring
20 purchase.
The offering- Of the above Lands will commence on
the day appointed. ard viii pro-red in the order IN
which they are advertised until the whole shall
have been offered aud the sale Thus closed. but
the sale shall not be Kept open longer than two
weeks. and private entry of any uf the tahd-
will be perrntted until after the expiration Of the
two weeks Thereafter the trarrs offered md
mainiEg un-oE viii lie sJlitIrst ~ sale at private
entry az the appraised valuation
Given undeT ms hand at the city OF W ashfngton
this 18th day Of Angr Ammo Domini one thousand
~ The Piesiient ANDREW JOHNSON.
49, - Of the Geu raj Land Dfi ce
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n0An exchange says: "Ifoar wife wanted
TO run away with another man, we wouId
wish her g Godspeed for we think TOO n peh OF
her 10 zee her want for anything"
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The New York Mayoralty-Ansther Dem.
ocratic Nomination
Especial DespI

lSpeclal despatch 10 the Star
NRw YORK, Nov. 20-The Democratic Union
Miles O'Reilly Democracy nominated John
n. Anthon for Mayor last mig ht
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~ The Chaflestoa nlercurysusgesis area.ou
why the Southern smigrants to Brazii and
the very act Of emigratinG implies enterprise,
frmbess, fortttude, and courage. 1t 10 inst the
reyersS' with the southern men who have
abanooned tneir country IN dIsgust since the
war. They have done 80 sbecause they lack
the nrmness, fortitude, courage, and euterpfise
necessary to endure and cope wtsh their nuto-
ward circumstances" Such people generally
fail anyWnero and under the circumstances.
The country can we'll spare them.
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METBoDIsT.-TAere has been an Increase o
four new conferences the past year. viz:-Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, Texas, Georgia. and
Alabama, 4l3 stlperant and 3s3 local preachers,
,OU.tO0 members. $50 church edincek, valued a.
S6,GO0,tOO, end 256 pa, sonages, valued al
sl,0OesoS0. The centenary oGerings will be
over 81 0OO,O0O. 4e .t.....'.r lI..I l.. = --F
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AMERICAN EhIey.ArIox TO GrRxAry.-
hrsIy scta,doy eap.s attention 10 the fact mat
nIEe enigration OF Americans 20
Germany, as " ell as . misrasson OF gsrmsns
~ 70, al E rica . fhts ~ owiEe TO tAe Increased
so.s sT.a OF Ill oIvang In rhis co1nuy. PsFsons OF
Msss r .,~.erete incomes hare dmcoverod maj
80 rho edncafion cost tar less in Germany
.nsn an Ameriean cities. and ihsv are ssttiinr
may o. me continentai tpwns, but espsciaIIv
Va stuttgart, where Americans are sad To
ereaty outnumber the English resideuts and
IN fact have neariy drfrenth ont -
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Death Of Fitz Green halIeck.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 20.-Fitx Green Halleck,
died at Guilford last light, aged so.
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s General Howard in St. Loans.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
ST. LOTS. Nov. 10 General Howard will
deliver an address TO the coiored people here
tonight. lff
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NIw RIrUALIsTIc PAPKR.-It is stated that
daily paper, 10 advocate the views OF the
Ritualists In the Episcopal Church will soon
be issued IN New York. Mr.. Hecker, formerly
OF The Charchmda, is said TO be providing the
funds, and among the distinguished names
mentioned in connection with the editorship
are those Of DIR. Dix. Bisnop Southgrte, and
Rev. John Henry Hopkins. :
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JOS COMMITS ssiSner of the General Land once


NOTICE TO PRE-ENPT1OS CLAfNASTS,
Every persoz entitled tO the right OF pre- enptlOh
any Of the tracts within the vRshps eDd parts
oftOWn-h ps above unersea - regnlre-i o estto
H-h the the satisfaction OF the Register ahd
Receiver Of the land Office and make PAY nsnt
therefor. a practicable. after seeing tnls
notice. aud BEFoRE the day appointed Tor thr com
menremeut OF the public sairs OF the lands I'm
bracing the tract claimed, otherwise such eiiuin
NV .ist Jos S. WILSON Com miss ioner
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ga young lady. aasentsr OF Jas. Mor,s.o,
reeiosng m W eaton, Wes.Na, saw q so,a,rr.;
running through The yard, and TOOK doTp ~
ntnst Snfe - snoottt The gun had not eeen
unw Vas loaoed or not she pushed bscs tns
banner win her foot, and applied her mont
20 .ne ozzie. " men her foot slipped OF snd
He gun was oiscnareed, killing her insantlyi
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EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-As deeasavp Action ~,
mss importsnty 9ueefien VIII probakly ha
taken BY the next Methodist Genera a.o1,ar
matter begins 10 attract considerable at,snt,o,,
throughout that church. Mestinss favorshla
10 the measure haye recently been held in ~ ~
Yerk, Phhadeiphia. Chicago and other cit,.s
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Arrival Of SpecIe.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Ths Arizona brings
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The Elections in North and so,,h Caro,,,,

The election in North Carolina is passing
very quietly. About fourteen hundred votes
Tefe v,s % po.Iea IN wilmington yesterday. nearly
whites voting against a convention The
whites will vote almost unanimously against a
convention. In Raleigh the election passed
on quietly and without disturbance The
negroes behaved with the utmost propriety.
A strong military and police force was sta
TONED a. the polls and paraded the streets all
DAY About twelve hundred votes were cast,
mostly negroes, and, with bat two exec ptions
all Radical. The whites reserved their sire epe tn
until to-day. Many of the blacks had for
gotten their names by which they were regis
tered and lost their votes. The princinaI
strength OF The Radicals is already polIed
The Conservatives are jubIlant and Confident
Of success. The votes will not be counted
un til this evening.
The convention elections in South Carolina
commenced yesterday. The vote in Charles
ton was 2,42s blacks and I3 whites No votes
cast against the convention. All quiet in the
city and State. The whites take no part IN the
election. and business goes on as usual.
FIGHT BETWEEN Two TARGET COMPANIES
Long Island has been the scene Of another des-
perate conflict, "battle" having taken place
between two bodies Of the brave and unterri-
fed, who suddenly came upon each other in
the vicinity Of East New York. From what
can be 8scertained after the struggle has sub
sided, and the opposing bodies had fallen back
1t appears that the Mahon Guards from the
Sixth Ward, New York, arrived at East New
loik and stacked their arms upon grounds
which We're claimed by the gallant members
Of No. Engine Company, of the F. ID. War
was at once declared, ana as each body were
fully provided with all the acceutrements for
battle, the conflict was commen ced and ragged
for some time, to the great terror Of the old
farmers in the vicinity; closer and closer did
Ihe brave men press upon each other until it
became hand to hand contest, and no battle
ever fought on Long Island can be considered
parallel, except one, and that took place, as
will be remembered. between a large BODY of
the metropolitan Police and the Spinola Brig.
ade. upon nearly the same ground-N. y. Er-
press. --..~.- - r. ..t- IA .t '.a
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POLAND and the Wises are .sCarding" it In
the papers. about their street-shootng afray,
as 10 who fired first, and was Mrs. Pollard
about. Pollard saye she was, the Wisss say
she wasn't.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIhORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WAsHISeTON, Mays, Noon, \


k&N
Trains batveen WASHINGTON AND BAI,TI
MOhk, and v WASHINGTON AND THE w RSs
are now run follows. viz
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily except Sunday, at TOO 1.&5 ana ,,.r
.. IN. and zoo. and +-Sn, and - D. m
EOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:g g. N and &c
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave 81 e;l3 shd 7po q. N, and at 7:Oo and Sssc
m. ,~sp
FOR ANNAPOLIS
bes!e NIIa a m, and 4-S0 D. m No train. tn .
Nom nnspoiis en- Sunday
on SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave atI:t5 a. m. and 4:30 aad 3. .4s D. no
FOR WAY STATlurS
Leave ~ as a m and t.3o and S:s5 D. m
tOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST
Leave daily except Sunday, AZ T:4s g. m. 80 AM
Or sunday st 4:SO and s:as D. m only conuectin.
AZ keiay station with trains from baltimore tr
wheeling, Parkersburg, &c. = =
THkoUGH TICKETS to the West can be had Al
the ashingten Station Ticket Ofice at all hon r.
ID the DAY as well as at the Office Of the Bank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, sf5 Pennsylvs
h,s aNenue: between 9th and 9TH streets.
fcr new \ Ork, Philadelphia, and Boston, see ad
Nerusement OF Through Line"
B- WILSON. Master Of TRANSPORTATION
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C 50 gro kDONTZ
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SoeiETY.-Miss Percy MCCARTHY will spend
the winter in Washington with her father.
Hon. Dennis Mccarthy, of Syracuse, N. Y.
Mrs Mccarthy is in Paris, where she Is su-
psrintehding the education OF her two young
est aens. The family mansion at Syracuse
viii be kept open during the winter
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A LITTHR received at GeH1 Grants head
quarters from General Sherman, states tha,
The latter will not Be here until about tue first
OF December. What service he shaIl be as
signed to after that date will be determined
after General Sherman arrives in the city.
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THE RKTRRNCHMHNT CoMNITTRK.-The Re-
trenchment Committee was not in session a,
the Treasury Department to day, they having
adjourn ed over yesterday until Friday.
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The RRgPUBLiCAN mem 0ers of Congress pre-
pose to have a caucus to- morrow night, to de-
termine what, II any measures of importance
shall be taken up during the November ses
sion, and whether impeachment shall be fur
ther progressed in or dropped after hearing
the report OF the Judiciary Committee on The
subject.
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no MEssAGE-The President will have no
message 10 communicate 10 Congress to-mor-
row unless they should call upon him for
some information.
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Virginia News

INTERNAL RRvKNUE.-The receipts from thjs
source to day were S25-,55- So
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MR.. HENRY SHERAAT, clerk in the THIRD
Auditors office. is now said to DO the author
OF ihe article arguing the unconstitutiona aIiiy
or additional sessions Of Congress recentiy ,
published IN the Intelii9eneer, and which wa
attributed at the time OF Its appearance to the
pen Of the Attorney General accompanied as
1t was by the initials ''H. So .-.
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1,oR NON RErENTl0No or INCoNTIN1NCE
of Urine; Imitation innammaiIon, q or uls L "a. r
u"h 9. ~ eIards store In the bladder, calculus,
ar brick dust deposits, and all diseases Of
~ Hs,nssnr V,, p;s FLrIp EXTRACT BrcHU. ~
&C 81 p&N1y
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SENATOR WADE, Of Ohio. Acting Vice Presi
dent, Notwithstanding the injuries he received
from being thrown from carriage recently, ar
rived here last night, and on the Assem- bling
Congress will resume his seat as President O
the United States Senate.
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CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON
GRESS.
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-. -ii --
THE WHfTR HorsR-Many visitors were at
the Executive Mansion to-day, greater DOR.
ton OF whom were strangers In. the city.
Among those who called TO zee the President
to-day were Senator Dixon, Hon Montgomery
Blair, Hon. g. w. Morgan, Of Ohio, and other
itting uished persons. rra
4HNERAL HowARD.-An order will shortly
be issued By General Grant mastering out
General o O. Howard a. Major General of
Volunteers, and assigning him to duty accord. /.
ing to his brevet rank OF Briga dier and Bre vet
Major General in the regular army. General
Howard will retain his position as Csmmis.
sioner Of the Freedmsn's Bsreau.
MR.. STEVENS HRALrH is somewhat better
70. day than 1t was on yesterday. He received
visitors sp TO late hour, among whom were
several members Of Congress-. Mr.. Stevens
expects to appear in his seat at the House of
Representatives to- morrow. 70
ASSISTANT ADJurAxr GRxHRAL.-Breve We,
Ms,or stewart Eidridee, Saith u. 5. colored
troops, lately on duty With the Freedmen q
Bureau in Mississippi, has been ordered to re.
port to Brigadier General q. H. Howard, As.
eistant Commissioners OF the District OF Colum
bia and will be assigned to duty as A, A. (} !,
on ihe siaf OF General Howard.
GEN. GREGORY MUSTERED Our.-Speclal
order No. as1, Just issued from the War DE.
parlment is as follows By order OF the Secre.
tary CT War, Col. Edgar n. Gregory, 9lst Penn.
sylvania volunteers, (Brevet Major General,
United Staaes voInnteers,) Is hereby mustered
out and hoporably discharged the ser vice OF
the United States, 10 date November 30, 1867,
On account of his services being no longer re.
quired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-08
Philadelphia Boot Maker
G.. STOCKLE,

{xroULp RESPECTFULLY ,,asH
wv form the citizens OF Gold Hill, and d
vlcinity, that he continues to manufac.y
ture the very best Calf skin Boots 49,
In Gold Hill, a. many Of those who have tried
them are willing to testify TO. The material out
OF which his Boots nro madei Ia Of the very bost
made In tho world; and the long time which his
truth herein asserted.
Rcpairing In NIL It's different branches
promptly attended to.
F Just give me trial, II you want aEplau,
aid, easy fitting, and durable Boot.
Gold Hill Sept 10, 1857. ocl0
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NOTICE..

IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY eau.
n TONED against aging certain Lease given
bv the undersigned 70 one Edward Bryan for
the ST.. George Hotel, Gold Hill, as said Lease II
forfeited and otherwise vitlated a. TO compel
me to litigate for tho faithful Observance Of the
Gold Hill, October IS, 1857. ocls.tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01
Death 70 Pin Worm, |

UEdLu W I'LL W0IWS
nR GorID's PIN -RDAN sYkCf i fae ealy grus.
~ edY fer ihess hasl ffsaslcs9e szs4 aabgeE9as u
AZ fsf igfsi ffe RiAaH systea Il - siso tho
ressnsi yefa9fues faf ~ athsF ksnas ~ w0ra.
IN eiliidrea Purely vegetable safe and certain a
Fala9ble calharije snd benegcai y hesth MsFrsat-
B,ston, aud Ell Dfa EAsa 8#MA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

BAa Bail rsrHE FGMEY ORcrE -
brother editor has been seized with the
base ball mania, and says il is 50 preva-
lent IN that vicinity that one man has
become % intntnaiel with the game
that be insists on running the ahome1
machine on the base ball system: His
children being quite numerous are di-
vided of into mines" At the table
they are assigned their respective posi-
lions and the servant ordered 10 take
che first base" His wife whose word
"none dare dispute, is styledthe I'm
pire. and himself the "hatsman," his
duty being 10 fog the children. When
the youngest child cries be designates
this foul basrl, and orders the ser
yani 20 stop L
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

One q the preachers NJ the WIN.
mantle campineeting. on Tuesday, said
There sits brother P. who used
to be one ~ the meanest men IN this
section y the country, bat the grAco 81
God took bold q him and shook him
az 70 pieces. A hearty Amen WIS *
salgcd N by the congregation, and the
voice q tba man referred 70 rane dear
and loud Shove the res.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

ADVISING REVOLUTION. - The Louisville
Journal advises that If Congress does
not hold the amnesty proclamation
binding, the people should arse and
disperee them with The bayonet. 1t
wosild b very good idea if those who
give the advice, should themselves en-
deavor TO carry il into effect They
might then be put forever beyond the
provence Of misunderstanding and treason
AS for "the people" to whom such sug-
gestioss hRa Adgiressed, stheg trseuI HE
''bayonets bnsih essfof kDhry years, aud
did not make great deal thereby =
They are not very likely TO repeat the
experiment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

The following conversation occur
red between a graceless boy and his
.teacher: "What does youf father
do when he sits down at the table "
''He asks for the brandy bottle
] don't mean that. Well, then, what
does 56tit IhothetIdol When yous sit
down at the tablsY" "She SAYS she
will wiring our necks if we spill any
grease-onathe. faaF.i'p swm ~ - ~a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

hacfiFfG A1fa hfN " Il. AusEA ~ Vermont
NaesrrEfIrLH, 3. a., Mkreh ge is5I
&EssHs SETH ~ FpNl.E . SUN fr
oEsFLrsHse Eel "a 1btg eatn tg1a b,i'aatar1g
- giFt my tesiin0ny in hfU u nE MisTAtC. Hal
IAN on WILD CHERRY, ] wss takeH sllk issi &c.
tolFF vita ianE compliant, accompanied aisa very
sfFeas eonEh aud amer having been treated aaitrr
q sess. n shg vs. A ,s,ssss "a gpss gnag re
e. inearaAe &c FnF 9aNSi MPFfDE kaa aesa ~ Il
ok seeks ~ hieaas exgeCtcd thai miEAG de anr
nas. hasin ealiriy despalred ufmy receYeFy. Atths
time read the advertisements and ceFtiacaies Of the
WILD CHERRY BAl.SAM. aud Induced ~ iry IL
myself hare taken ave bottes and FROM the CON.
nAfiaessasAt hAfs eesH gradually recovering M
csngh has uow entirely ceased. have rsgAlned ms
aesh and strength, and am feeling quite welE auh6
alr the cure 10 bk MtsTAK's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY As have taken DO other madeleine since /
eonmenesd taking that. Very respectfully yours,
(-iguedl ARs. Mia s. SMITH
AE1ssRS F0WIE SON
GnsrLKAES Mrs. smith gives the foregoing Ger.
nhcAto of the efficacy " yoaF medicine Ia her ease
sac l. acQaainlsnoc Of mine, and took the Balsam
the strength Of my certificate which she 10 the
papers Hsy stoyB = ia ralg t'ua. You're truly
isignedl W. II. JONES.
Prepared b. SETH W. FowLE A SON, Is Tremon,
St, Boston, and for sale by Druggists generslly.1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-01

TURNER'S Tic DoULoUgEUx OR UNIVERSAL NKu.
RALGA PILL is a safe, certain and speedy Cure fol
Neuralgia aud all Nervous Diseases The seyerest
cases are completely and permanently cured in q
very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head IS
utterly banished in afew hours. Nelform Of Ner
vous Disease withstands It's magic influence. II has
Tile unqualified approval otmany eminent PLY sciaRs
1t contains nothing injurious 70 the most deicste
systems. Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt Of 81
and two postage stamps. TURNER * CO. 100
fremont St. Boston Mass, Propretors.
Boston, July !, SG7.-1y7