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The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-29
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
OsaSeE CorSTY.

Csurt OF Pleas and Quarter Sestions,
November Terra. 1867.
Bershsbs Hopkins, by her Gusrdisn w. W.hsnsun,
Heir. si Gil en Hopkins.
@ Peiiiios 10 cell Land.
II appearing 10 the satisfscIion Of the Court thss
the dssendsn.s are not inh,hilanls Of the State,
II 10 ,hc'efsre ordered that publication he msde IN
The Hill.sorough Recorder. q newspsser published
10 The town ei H,llsboraush faT t weeks. notifying
The ssd defendants 10 be aud appear ~ the nert term
sf this Court. TO be hed in the Csur House in His.
bsrsush On the fourth Monday of February neIt.
hsu and lhsre 10 Plead answer dsner 10 said pc.
.i.ion, or the same ~iI bs taken pro soniesso, end
heard sr ps,te ss 10 them
wilaess. George Lave. Clerk Of ssid Court, st
cfhee in IiilIssoesush, the fourth Monday sfsovem.
bsr, A. ID. 1867. 4 - .
: - GEORGE LAWS, C. c. C. D.
Dessubss -. Prise sav. s. le-sw
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-29
SADDLES, BRlDLEs, H4RNEss,

.gt18saEt JILL afiffh Gc III fi1aGiET ~ 5stY
s4aaSsA5Hi sNfllirs ntse.i sps ..fa. sAsif SU u9l
.lsAE suhscibers desire 10 infm lheir ffisnds sad
i ,lhs public. shAs sAey have opened 90 ssisbish-
msnl Cur the usnshe;ure Of Il I'll l4lgsl pf u }.t9
d SADDLES. BRIDIEs. HARNESS, \
and every thing usualy kepsin their line of businsss.
Thsy intend 10 make coed rork optof good mate.
ri.Is. and sell q, rsassnse rslss M money, orcosn.
,ry produce dsiyepd when The work u taken from the
estsbiishment. xfs4i tfIfstaTI
They MI be found In shs foht rsnn Of the Hsds.
rein Hotel (seusnbef the plsee,) sssdy o. OIL mss
10 aead 70 repairs. or anything else nesdsd IN their
line ofbuinsss. 4 ,s'NtI ahi Aal I. !.
They esrnessiy olicit psroas 70 give them 9 esII
,sfore posehssisr slsswhere, ss Ihvy are renAdsht
h., I'll, be sb.o 10 please. both Ia qushy end price.
.t'.tHfaI y. at "A. HEDGPETH & ca.
f.na. - q FbnV.A sk @@ 2t-
sshuay - F81ae.ffag4
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-29


FURNITURE. FCRSIruRB!!
yNHr ,,snd your asnsy fa Nsrihsrn Fsrni'u'e
w ~hsn you s,n he 90 well ,uprlisd. aud on such
ieasouable l@fns by calling the undersisned 81 b"
" ARE ROOM
.s w.s Street. between King and rty"n, in Hill
h,roush. y. c.
R,pl on b.nd. .nl a.de ta ardsr, Bureaus. Bed
si,sas. rsLle.. cha,rs wardrotss. wsstsIanjs. 1t.
b,sriss. Dssts. 81. &c.
The very bsst MsitIa.sss. To which esa be usrt
fuckers sslrbtstsi eP' 'ins b,It"n Ird.
Uyh.Assrise d.,ne Is nrdsr. with neaness and lis
,a.eh G.,II aolIdisg Cor Pissurs ltanis. On baud.
waInut Co.6ss from ihs hnea French .polish. "a
North Csaslins Pnr, ksPs an1 h'isd up 81 short no
ltrs
NJ hsarss has been rspainted and rsirimmed. and
burial. ~ tvwn spd soun,ry sirndsd To.
Rrpairiux Of all KIND. done on hhsrsl terms. sssn
rul m ell eh.irs in q neat and chesp m.nnsr. Let
is,s Il inq airy propply saswsrsa ssd "'' by ns
wien scesmpsn.ud siih ,bc each. i@rned.lsIy fllsd
EneSursss hsme iiau-Iry. NJ trras are. node
n.s. o. 4 ~ork 90 the live and Ist I've prinripls
CHARLES L. COOLEY.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-29
10! for the Oyster Season !-lS67

10! for the Oyster Season !-lS67
f'HE subscriber 'uId respectfully inform his for
nri patrons and tho public genersliy, that be
has made complete arrangements to receive both
Fresh sud Picked OYSTERS iegnIarly. from the.
srst oynef hsuses IN Norfolk. and gusrsnises that
lat tie oysters from this establishment both fresh
.sJ petsa will not be rEcelled BY any that can be
srsasht 10 this market.
IT, has also fsisd Up his cutting room expressly
Tor esckIns up oysters in all the bssi styles, and be
f.tefs hrm.ef lhxt. after twenty years experience,
w he able TO give general satisfaction 10 oil Who
s,y he disposed to PATRONS. bis house. oysters can
- had q, all times. both nigh, and day He returns
ais sinrsw thsnks to hs friends Tor their liberal pa
rSosse ls.t ses.on. and trusts that he may merit Q
soniinusnee Of their pstronaee the sesson Of 1867
80 f.niliss will os supplied on the maa liberal
R.F. PLEAsANTS.
ocivbsr II. 10
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-29
COOKING sTovEsI!

COOKING ST0VESt!
r HAVE In STORE the celsbrsted Bueks Patent ssd
4 Western Home, which efer ~ ss low rates -
can be afforded, and lower Than the same stnvs Il
selling slscwherei 10 the State am also just reOsiv.
M loi Of Low Pficej .@'"+ 81 49,
COOKING STOVES, , r."
at from sIs. 90 70 SIS 90, including stove PIPE
and oil necessary cooling u,ensil. Also few
HEATING STOVES. (CpsIp.) <,.
wiE take instead OF cash for Of the above ss,
kind Of good Barter, and psrsieuIsriy want to er.
cisnge STOVES for WHEAT. .Et*.-3
R.H. PoGUE.
Sets. fssA eT-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-29
W. {! RIO q q Mhc, .,.
Il o,l lm,tls.asppah. NC. -
WITH @#a#
d. Z. tWILLTAMS Zoo,
CSsssns tssJess .HerehGnsssE E

NO. EODuCCO EXCnamXe,
IN RICHMOND VA.
Especial attention paid D. the sale Of Leaf and
Manufactured fobaceo, Wheat, Corn, Flsur sad slI
a,tislss ~ Country Produce fi1fii etBlHEJ
Marx your Packages plainly with your nam,
write " Sosr wishes and they shall BE- complied wi,h.
EY. Consignmenta sollcissd. 31tos1 "
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.s<L 1861 ~ ""t0.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
rHg BEST PAPER IN THE WORLD.
Published inr nss,y
nifARrrR NJ A f,ENTrRY

FuNitsneu wv Ws~fg
QUARTER or A CENrrRY.
Thi, splsn,iI Ssw,pspet, Ersssly enlarged snd
ion srsvsd I. one Of the tns. rll.sr, useful. sna n
istss,ins jsarass ever published. Every nsnbcr b
sssuliiIllr printed snj slsssnlly illu.srs,tJ ~iih
sessrsl unsinsi Eugrasings. reWs~nsing New Ia
veniisn,, Nssellirs ia Aschsuirs Agriculture,
Chsnis,y. Photography. v snufsetufss, EnghssIins.
seirBre aud Art .. ar.s-f
Fsfmefs, Mschanir.. Inventors. Engineers. Cbs.
mias Manufsesutsf.. people in every profession of
lie, will lind the Seisa'i6c Anssie.uto BE- ~ gnssi
v'ue In their respective ealinss its eaunssls aud
susSeslious Gill them Hundtrds Of Dollsts sp-
nusily. he-idss a6srJing them continual SQUIRE oi
knswledge. the vslue of whirh 10 beyond pceunisry
estimate AL patents gransrd, with the cl.tms pub
i,.hed weekly. sEaas@ So
Every Pablie o. Psiuis library should have The
vort bound aud preserved Coz nlsfsnee., "a
The yearly numbcn Of the Scientific lmefiesa
n.ts . splendid volume II neuly one lhoasssd
qssro pasrs. equivslent 10 nearly foar thousand o..
diast. book pages. A Nee yalume eomrenc.s
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Year % Half iesf. so, Clubs of T.n t,opiss far
tine Tear. sas Specimen Copies ssn, gratis.
Addfes '@e -" 1-L ..&.16@ .%*@
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1868.
W Z SELL LacH EAP.

An Honest man whs owesss. will pay -
osfofe buying gdodssi@wssrs, Tor Cash.
BROWN a co.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-29
WANTED! 100 BUSHELS
IRISH PoTkruEs. ia sseh.nse fn rim Ware. 4
Ell. POGUE.
NOTICE.

THE unssrsignel having qualified as Adminis,rs.
tor on the estate sofHESDERSON Of W. JAMES.
deceased, hereby gives notice to Ill persons indebted
70 ssid estate 10 make i'm mediate payne and those
having elsins against said estate, 10 present thsu
sihn the trs prescribed BY Law. or this will be plesd
~ bar sfihsir recovery.
w. y. STRAYIIoRN, Ada'r.
D.,l If
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-29
d HUGHESS ACADEMY.

1NHE next Session oL my School, situated elk
= miis north u HillsSsrough, will commence The
second Monday in January next. '4} ,''G @'''s''aA
1'sijoo per session oftwsnty weeks, i'' e3S 90
sssrd, incading eli necessary sxpsuses sx.
ssp, lights, per session. t@7s 90
Board in good families in the neighberhooJ saa bs
had u prices below the above, 0b AoJ IlIE
~ b. w. HUGHES.
December 4. ... -s..fet.x I7--Sw
The Raleigh Sentinel and Danvilie Times, subish
three times. and send bill to This Office.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-01-29
LAND FOR SALE.

OERsUgHTE Es dsese Of Onsge County Court.
I made q Nossuker Term, 1867. will ssti d the
hishs bidder, ., the late residence VI DR.. y. N.
<cs, dsesasA. nsas Durham' sstasian, on ssiuidss
the ID, day Of fshrusr is6s that vaiuahls rset OIL
land knswn .hs ofssn rrset. containing one hund-
nds Of N. .Duke; A. kohssts, end oshsrs.
AIso sns oihsr valuable tract Of lsad sdjsising the
q; wsn sscl, lila Pfor,of. and others kEo~n ss
,he bons tfaet. snd containing one hundrsd end ..
,.n,y .s1 aetss ons ih Vi ~hish 10 Gov bsIsiy the
widpn 4 dovst. laI
FERNS OF ssIs--Twelve nnsihs credit with interest
ssr siT months hond, with three good snte.ies end
title reserved u,l ths purchase insnsJ 10 paid. Sale
a, u .,cL.ck.t n satatea e4a@t aaa s@"o@3 bI@Fpl
.dlltLE. ,M,GOwN, adm'r. T. Com.
sa December 81, lsc7.ti IN 1ag4aitas@* j I'll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-24
TIE Misorahles

u dis bright and cheerful rah are he Dysdeptjcs
Without good digestion there can peithsr be
bodily comfort nor mental enjoyment
Between the stonhch and the BRAN there Is a
close and wonderful alliance. If The one is disor-
deaed the other is gloomy, detected. incapable Of
effort, and Indifferent to all that makes life agreea-
bic to the healthy.
J. this a condition that any rational human being
is willing 10 endure when the means Of certain,
immediate and permanent relief can be obtained
everywhere
he Dyspeptic has hs fate IN his own hands
he chooses to Danish forever the disorder tina
racks his body and aisturdes the mind with nameess
hoTers, he has only TO step to the nearest drug
store and procure a supply Of H0STErTER'S
STOMACH BIrTERS.
No phase OF Dyspepsia has ever yel resisted the
Alternative, tonic and ant-bous operation Of this
potent vegetable sdecifc. 1t literaly regenerates
the lethargie stomach; rouses into healthy action
the dormant liver: puts to fight the dismal faucies
that beset the minds gently relieves and regulates
the bowels; strengthens the enfeebed nerves; re-
stores the sppetite, and makes, as il were. NEw
CREATURE ofthe despondng and debiltated invalid.
Ladies who suffer from indigestion have only 20
lake small dose Of this pure vegetable corrective,
once or twice day, To secure entire exemption
from the pains and penalties Of a weak stomach
aud that perfect iunclonal regularity which but
lew oil the sex nninteruptedlg enjoy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-24
New York Market. March 20.

FL0UR-s9. 2oa9.4O for superine State; SOLO
1870 for extra State; S10.60G1I rs for farcy do
6O9lO.20 for low grades Of Western extr; $40 S5
ll.oO for good to choice spriag wheat do; 40 90
@l2.5o Tor Minnesota and Iowa dos $4,000 80
Tor shipping Ohio; 10000 ll.60 for trade and fam>
NY brands sil.00@l265 iQr amber winter wheat
extra Indiana and Michigan; s1235d14.20 for white
wheat do. do. tl2258l4.75 for st. Louis extra and
double extra.
WHElr-S2.S69 2.S6i for No. Milwaukee deliv-
cred.
OATS So s93c. in store
CoRS-New Western mixed 81 20 in store; new
Western white, Si1sGl.22 new yellow 81 26a1 q /;
Southern white LA. the latter delivered
Pork S23.621 for old mess and 24.50g24.50 for
new do.
bEEF- ssO69 1850 for common brands; Sl4.00
$4,000 for plain mess Sl9.50g 2375 for extra mess
LARD-No. / at l5gl5Ic.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-24

Sd, AoexgksNa q vms fssKt las
aAs@s Eaesf $40 @Ths - monat4ss.s
ubseb have !oFnsf 4 Lake Kxac Gnnag
tlse aznisg gast ngw 81 "a naaEaif
real spectacle 81 tl1e a3nHsf Il graAd
o13esAs IN AGtHfs lfofa tie hs.eAi IL
Isaf slanlx tAey SIC q lse snsa IA great
spssntef uhals tie fan i ~ L. seaitb.
~ ~ "A ameinee aad sla ssFhs lsoagnna
,aast SD Mase ssN SD sabsiaed Far
pat. bsygsal siss v4as ahlts trad q dFstg
Ice s@pas towering efaFs aHa
peaks Brmlbs a eaasnaeua chasD far
nAsaY nNlss ssnns tie assFggn LaAg
osan41g tha sets as very ane. tbe
Geey Ahite ea4ias l.eing beautifully
Gnaad AID sifnaAei alsh blae and eela
TIE efsec, rs sdmrahie ii he highest
degtps These 10y hllls have been
faned III tie spray laahing against
ihs dnh re IL TIC niatry icmpcstA.
saeh wave adding something 10 Coo gen.
eFsi b9il
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No Cnre.All.

But if you want medicine that will cure Chronic
mot nfamitary) rheumatism. Munps, Sore Throat
Swellings, Old Soces. Bruises, 1oothaehe, Insect
Stings, Pains in the Back and Cheat also, internal.
ly, DarrhnA, Dysentery, Cole Groups and Yom.
iting, you have it in DIR, Tobias Wonderful Vene,
tian Eminent. It never fails when used according
10 the directions. Every drop Of il is put mp by Dir
Tobias himself, and he has done so for nineteen
gears. Ills medicine is known throughout the world
The best physicians recommend It. Thousands
Of certificates be at the dedot So Cortland
Street. No family hBvng children should be with
Que il in csss Of Group. Thousands Of children are
saved BY il annually Use it when first taken ac-
cording TO tie directions, and you will never lose
child Ladies will find il valuable in Graduating
pmpes and botehes. Orly 50cts. and 81 poy bots'
tie. Sold by the druggists throughout the uuted
States and in Europe. Depot, SO Courtlandt Stree
New York
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Special Notices.
ODDS NERyiYE AND INyIGoRAToR

DoDDs NERyiNE AND INvIGoRAToR
This Medicine IS a NERVE TONIC Itttops The waste
OF vitality braces the Nerves ana quietly regulates
system Sleeplcsiness, lrritabty Loss Of Energy Loss
Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Constipation local Weakness
aud general falling VI The mental aud bodily functions
are the common indications Of Nervous Disease Dodd.
Neryihe and lnvgorater is complete Specific for All
these troubles II is also the best It also the most
agreeable
REMEDY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
ever offered 70 the public prosralon 81 Strength Hys
tera-retained excessive, irregular painful nenses
yield - lis magic power
TO MOTHERsl
Mothers wo also commend the NERyINE for use in
The diseases which aie children while Ieething as
tain To AFFORD ques and grateful relief The stppefing
syrups Of which Opium is the principal ingredient ara
dangerous TO life, impair the fun, tiuns OF the stomach
and bowels and actually impede tbs healthy growth Of
your offspring 70 Wind o. iic regulate the bow
els. soften the gums and relieve pain the NERVINE
will always be found safe and efficient
DON'T USE ANYTHING ELsKl
fH- Dodds Nefvins contain no OPIUM or other poi,
oh0as ingredient For sale by al druggists
Pnce One Dollar per bottle
II h. D. SroREk 4 co. Proprletors
No 10 Fulton street. New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-24

In FinFT Nreae NgMg4trnb ~ Co.'S.
oaEs A letter ron Raleigh, \. G..
states that james II BarrR, i ooloresl
naau. i asilys ~ North CaTolinM, aud a
graduate 81 ObeFbn College had tie
nomination. of She Raleigh district io
Congress but refused i on ihe ground
that & weald prejudice the republican
party and reiari ille progress u ISIS
race toward Impartial citizenship IN
speech declining the nominalion be
faid
IN YOU sens me b Congress We shall
zee all tie other S5Inlhcrn States tol-
lawirg be example. aud bow vii Il
look rs have egll Or zen Big black men
sitting n thc House u Representatives.
What tlc. would TIA. be b feed tie
fam u prcyal,es want this fte
thousand dollars 4 ysar A. badly As any
body, bn, ! uia n9t willing 10 strike
blow agasus, file republican party. r.
ara not willing % sell ont nay laee FIR
such sale would ply aceeptancs wrtn
ally be
Tie writer compliments Harris FOR
rejecting toe seat through devotion to
bis party aud his people, and for giving
way ~ one of a superior race. though
infariog 10 hinse.f ia education aud
ability
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-24

~ IkKns Il gNAN -l n illastsasiusl
q lhs eager Gensnd for uckess 70 the
Son ass sAilsr5es u uitnssn ths siBpeach
meat pFpoeedinRs ihe eaTrespoudans a
tie Tf4brne ieiss tlis stein
One seaaloF was waited uYou last
n.cht II II ocsock ~ an esteemed aifl
highly respectable womaa. who dr1se
y hss roHiaercs Ia hcr eafraaee and
demanded 80 - hiu TIE servants
informed Bee thal che senator was ii
isai sud aslsep Bot the fair arp iranf
saA Eus o. be denied 6n sudHuto -
that account. aad luaisted that NE
isaa ass blm sa her lumncss was ~
gent AID 2suiited - 10 Iostp oncuasEt
TIE senator, Thus porempiorily sum
m0nka. dtcsnded tie stairs haH aelcop
and not more than bail dressed lie
was mei 10 zoe haIlby hlscKcjtsd friend
- VI bon he inquired ID astDuishment
was the mattcl whethef anybody wa
sch or had suddenly died, 0r What il
waa thai ba3 induced her - call At
such AZ unseemls bour. WbY. Sena-
tor, SAID she, nobody Is hlek, aud no.
BODY IL dead bot DO want a ticket Tor
tho impeachment. and must have l..
Iiat. said The senator, snnling 1t tile
extraordinary call which had aroused
hiIa trcm $ peaceful slumbef, ana rub
bug hls eyes 10 get tbs few remaining
aiuks out oi them, i have given all luy
tickets away We'll. but must rs
sid the applicant not a. AL discourag-
"a by ths replY that had turuetl away Il /
hundred applications 81 tie same klnd 4
10 the same senator during tie day
there's 10 use u talking, Air, I
have made up ny MUD 70 20, and |
have bven trying All day to sct q ticket, |
and finally COME to you Tie CONVEX /
tation continued, the senator protesting
that be bAd 10 tickets, aud bis FAIR per
sscutor protesting, with an indifference
g unpleasant facts quite refreshing,
that go she would. The interview lasted /
nearly half an hour, and was tsrmina-
tad only by solemn promise by the
senator that he would persuade Trend
10 whom be bad given one Of the tickets
10 surrender it. and that he would send
/ 70 his visitors residence before nine
o'clock this morning
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-24

kESfucKl The anomal8un condition
which Kentucky now occupies III Tic
Unioa Is best described - the chair
man 81 the Republican State Couyen-
ton which inet at Frankfort on the 9th
Of February. Col John g. Prall, a ma
tive kentuckian, and an officer IN the
Union army He said
The strange anomaly presented l,y
The condition ~ polite niliasin Ken
tucky stands without a parallel IN his
tory A State adherng to The Union
has committed The administration 81 It's
affairs and tho control Of its dostinius
into the hands ~ those who Late and
cxrerate the National Government, of
which she forms q part. The archives
Of the commonwealth are given over in
TO their hands Tic fags which now
decorate this hall, and which have been
borne alofi amid the storms Of battle by
by our heroic SONS, and Al last brought
back in triumph Il the capital. torn
|and perforated by the bullets Of the en-
|cmy, and cfimsoned with tie blood Of
patriots all are yielded np to the Gus
/ ody Of those who womb trample these
glorious cnsigns Of our nationality I'M
der their feet Aud ~ the party which
now rules in Kentucky the highest
|nark of distinction u 20 have been
prominent Ia efforts to destroy the
Government they now seek to admin
sief and control.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-24

4 SogrmAs RE@roSsr 10 INi14cnMfSr
The following Il an extract from let
teri.om o gentleman 10 Georgia 70 an
old morcban, ia New York
"Wa are not sorry 10 learn that Mr.
johnson is 20 be removed from office.
Bot foF him, this State aud half a doz-
on others would have followed Tonnes
sec 10 accepting the Constitutional
Amendment, BY which va should have
been represented at Washington twelve
months since The evils Mr.. Johnson
bAs inflicted upon the South by bis IF.
fort 20 thWart the views Of Congress
have been second only to the spoilations
u war bpt. depend upon II, within
sixty days after bis removal we shall
have gradual return II qniet aud pros
pcrlty throughout the South, Remem-
bcr What I say
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-24

CONCERNING DooRs vixen you get
into your neighbours premises, be sure
to oave the doors as you find them
II you find door shut You may reas.
onahly suppose your friend wanted to
have it shut. and therefore you have no
right to leave it open; and If you find
it open, no matter how cold the weather
Is, do you leave it open, for it is reas-
enable to conclude that it was left open
for some good purpose. And the same
advice is good lor all places, whether
they may be houses, stores, factories,
offices, or whatever they may be. Re-
the rule; it has no exception
Leave the doors as you find them If
the owner Of the door doesn't know
how he wants it how do You know
how he wants it?
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Haying lo.t ] go deal u mone,

Having lost a good deal Of money
at the jerome Park races. George
Francis Train shouted out, "I'll bet
five to one am the biggest fool in
the city or county of New York. ''
After repeating the challenge several
times, a man standing on tie course
with bis porte-mounaie in his hand
said, 'Halloo, stranger, I'll take that
bet provided your name isn't George
Francis Train.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-24

One u thc most touchingly SIM
ple wills was leil a few DAYS ago by
the German PASTOR liozapfcl q Rcii.
uiH II consists eftlsis one line onlv.
"Aly snnl - tod, my body TO earth
my money 10 oar deaf and dumb
The property q the De-
ceased, who had led most vigorously
abstemious lie, amounts 20 about 20.
coo. forms.
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