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Tau Lara SroaM ~ xHE WEsr. Chi
Page, March ~ Tue great storm u
|ioaday night was wide spread and
berry destructive Ii was one II tbs
|.eseres; hurricanes the West has expe-
fenced Since its settlement The de-
|'rueilon Of and dammace TO property
p eosnc localities was fearful The vii
|agas Of Pana, Chatham aud Homer. Ia
MS State and the city ~ Fort Wayne,
nd., werc especially unfortunate. The
ammage az Pana u estimated al from
co 600 20 $4,000, Al Chatham SO, 900
nd at Fort Wayne $3.50 On the
hloago a Roeg Island Railroad. near
oilei, braakinan Was blown from d
Reight train, run oyer and killed.
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NExIco AT MIR ON TRicKs The
recent attempt % assassiuate Presi-
dent Jnarez was a more serious az
faiF than at first appeared A mum
Der 81 leading men we've concerned
~ the plot, aud they had secured as
acc0mpiices The very body guard OF
Tie president and offccss ofthe pal-
ace. In one respect the conspiracy
was modelled after that of Booth
Juarcz was to be shot in his box II
the theatre, aud his ministers were 10
60 be disposed Of by Other assassins.
The discovery Of the plot was made
only a short time before the hour tix-
cd for il execution, and thus il was
We believe there could
be no greater misfortune 10 Mexico
At this time than the loss Of President
Juarez. He has not been able 10 do
much in the way .of reducing the
country TO order as his friends ex-
pected: but he has at least the merit
Of laboring honestly and patiently
aud intelligently for the good of Mex |
Go. The difficulties OF the country /
,eem to be more than il is possible |
or any man to surmount, and yet
hey would be Increased by the adj
vent to power Of the ambitious adj I
'enturers who sought the presidents
lssination. New York Times.
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SCRATCH sCRATCHil scRATcHtii
IN from 10 % Is hours
WheAtOns Ointment; cures thr Itch
Nheatoas Ointment cures Halt Rheata
Nhcatons Ointment earss letter
Nheat5H's Ointment cures Barhers Itch
Nheaioh's Oi1tment cures Old sores
Wncaton's Ointment cures Every kihd u
HUMOR LIKE MAGIC.
Pfier ~ cents box; BY mail, 60 eeutk Address
WEEKS a POTTER, No no Washington Street Bos.
ton Mass. For sale BY 81 Dfaggisls
Boston, Apg 20 lss1-lyl5
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MaMaorn CLocg An immense clock
Fads b, Mr. Hoichkiss, II New York,
as recently been placed ID the arsenal
Rock Island, Illinois, Ii will be CON
ccied by telegraph with the observe
ss At Chicago II is thus described
he frame j. eight feet long. three feet
ide ard seven feet high. The man
me wheel is three feet ia diameter
be pendulum is thlrty-two feet long
sd gibrates 10 three seconds. and the
II. weighing 400 pounds, is four feet
length ~ seven inches il diameter
be weight case is hfss-ssyen feet ID
ght. and reaches down through three
Dries. IAe cord on which tbs
ssights are suspended is q wire, hAr-
4 & strands II seven wires each. or
i wire cord, $50 feet are required
The striking cylinder, and $50 Toy
iiine Each u these cylinders is
shieeu inches ~ diameter
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IyFORMtTIOv-

INFORMATION.-Iniorm guaranteed 10 pro.
ducs lnNDriaat growth Of haia npop bald head or
beardvss ace also recipe for the removal Of Pmples
Blotohes, ErnpuQns etc, on the skin leaving the
soft clear and beautiful be obtained Will bout charge
by addressing THOs J. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST
81 s23 Broadway, New York
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fT'Hk SPRING TERM 81 n8s Tnsslfusfon ,ssf -,
nenos "WEDNESDAY, APRIL b af.a y-Ill ss..,i,-.
u week. ss
Campcfrn; fnstfaction ul.I t.s sresis..i e. d. i
sirsg q P4fsae Classical, kazish sseafi ~ - 80
mffeial pg9fNs. a Primary DepsrfsneBs 49, teef -
A..sa az trf@ altA pf9@isiag results Tfs
cAaFer ~ " Geo cara -
l2aha mru ssGdyng IT ;he nluissrr sss Is 49,
st hafe Their au.2iou fa4 Eaars i,ais . IA sess- 49,
Barr iane ard 0ae dollar Week iovasf 49,. s-s,S
= nAkRis. ia PsiassnsI
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III Mar,.s riAn charm

IL e sltaH AAfe ahd ae lrees ts asr ana N ,, -, A.
t4ithtaiis Il viii DO yea Geod
liFseiioas eafh hattt Rrt Il II TIA nrteyt.t q,
NfFglsal whgrr $50 traic n thss hive aet eo Il oa
haud isey sill send fof IL ii ygar re1uess - "a
Re 1EsrtSf RtNHEs Pam kIttfva MAaic on Al ~
utsHAi4eiufef's lg@esi Fflc, a. rst4n
Wa hkNAk, sole Proprietor sad Manufacturer
l9usutid Mas
sold By DrnEssts, Merchants And Gfaosfs sofa
ln Manchester ~ T. &. uFtis. Faeisay paiut b. q ~
sHlth, Dorsei BY q. sykes Iy4aeow
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a house 80 rnnnsrs PASSED through
Iand Rapids. Mica. tew days slnos
which sas 8 stove, table. = bed
Il other necessary articles q fur.
lurr, thus a1ordlng accommodations
3 family who Mefe bsana ioF lsosat
+ hundred miles north ID the pine
IN3s region y that state
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MOTHER BAILEY'S
OUIETING SYRUP for CHILDREN

Makes Sick and Weak Children Strong aud healthy,
gives Mothers rest day and night Larye Bottles only
% cts. sold by Druggists.
VIM. Josyn Sons, Barton, Vt, Wholesale Agents
Tor the State.-6wIT
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Errors OF Youth Gentleman who snf
de for wears from Nervous Debility Premature Deca
and al the effects % fOaihf inndisereti0H win for IN
sake Of suffering humanity send Tree al who need f.
the rerPs snd dreei IONS Tor making The simple remedy
BY which be cured Sufferers wishing u profit ~
the advertisers experience by addressing in
perfect confidence, JOHN Is OGDEN
81 ~ Cedar Street New York
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Special Notices.

Masonlo-gAe Hest teealsg csmmsaIaellaa -
aeaa5fsm heaes. 10 a. f&A8 mm ~ hsd Il
AssasH hsA MsashaHlst. "a rkaf.ssg sysasnF A5fa
a eseA Is i COCHRAN. sssresar,
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Dr. Wlaar.s Balsam q VIVA cherrr.

Where this article i known il Is the work d ~,
fe-eroeeon TO say one word Ia n sror 50 well /,
Il established rs an unfaii ng remedy for Cpagks
tahi', Byoaotias, Creep Wloo1,ag Q,ugh, Aakma
diseases o. the 7hroat CAes, and Lasgs. ~ well a.
ami mos, dreaded u all diseases Coasunaiioa, which
high medical authority has pronounced 70 be a o,-
rabis disease Those who have used this remedy
know rs value those who baye net, have but 70
make single trial to be satisfied that Of al others
Is is NE remedy.
LETTER FROM ELDER n. l.. GILMAN.
Minister Of thr Gospel In Vermont.
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AGENTS WANTED ron
THE BLUE CO T1s

- hea M Lsr-s fogii essa bsef f1e sssn ssi,l
ss1as afsg fa0aeass IL ~ Crest AtesEasa + ,.si
10y ~ ahe Ensfasings and ~ paees aaa i ~ 80
go Asa htsprti S4f bgDs pao'lsasd Pflee 9as ags
A1T p4't a-e e=aigtssd aasllst inferior .sf.s az
s-.AtAef LtaE - fhAt ihe hook you bas saatsfns
osef le ehe er tfHfings knd ts9 page SAD ~ 49,
es.s's address 5ONks BE0THKks s 20 pb,ise.i
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LEGAL NOTICES.


FVNIEIs II TO GIVE NOTICE That On The lGtll
Il day Of March, A ID, 1865 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was Issued against the Estate Of SOLOMON s. PRATT,
Of Bennington, IN the Caunty OF Bennington and State
Of Vermont, VIII has been adjudged u Bankrupt on
bis own Petition that the Payment of any Debts and
Delivery Of any Property belonging 10 such Bankrupt
10 him, or for his use, and theHnser OF any Proper.
y by him. are forbidden by Law that Meeting Of
the Creditors of said bankrupt TO Prove hoir De us
and TO chose one or more AssgBees OF his Esan will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy TO I've holden al the
Court Honse, In Bennington, In the County Of Ben.
nington, IN said District before a. p. Lyman Esa on
the 18th day OF April, ID, 1868 and 10 O'Clock A 81
g. A. SMALLEY
"a Deputy United States Marshal rs Messenger
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Utah has seventeen thousand chill
dren IL its pubic schools
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Nts0Aic rhsrs asN b. sgu.al Couroeanaa 4
Aieesrsm Caattsf - Nssaais tlaH MAuaAssssr, o.
WEDNESDAY fwaiar NARA "a
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T0 C0NsuHPTIVEs.- The REv. EDWARD A
WILSON viii send free o. chargel To oil who des. II
the prescription With the directions for making and
ins The simple remedy by which be cured Of lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption His onV
object Il To- beret the afflicted and hopes very sui
fcrer Will try this prescription will cost them moth.
ing, and may prove blessing Please address
Rgv, EDWARD A. WILSON
81 No los South second street. WIliiamsbureh ny
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EU.vICE s.gE.NE,s Ysfoi,.

GTATE OF YERMONT,l At Probate Court hold.
- Manchester District S. at the Probate Office in
Manchester na nd for said District the 18th day Of
March, d. 1865
Present, Hon. T.. b. BURTON, Judge.
The Executor Of the last will and testament OF Eu-
nice sayre aie 0f Sandgnte In said District deceased
proposed to render his account
Whereupon Il was ordered that said application be
heard at Probate Court to De holden at the Probate
Office IN Manchester IN and for sand district on the
1st day Of April, 1865 and that notice thereof be
given by publishing this order three weeks sceessiye
" IN the Manchester Josaai, paper printed at Man
chester, previous TO said time Of hearing
true record
Attest LovELAND MUNsON, Register
A true copy Of record. Attest
az IoYEIkND NTfNgaN p.ofs..r
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sE bsYKsre Eutra.
80 CFlss, hupr, abd &auRE.
- ga eFEE discovered afisY
" years terrible susfering.
during which Tine ST. 0thsr
femsaies Ssrs Tried without
svaI TheutSnds base been
~ cured ~ i Tie most -.
Y Fefe iaihs relieved 10 "a
4 hours, b. bar sfFliis Pyses
n ~ 10 ernts one Two DslIsf
kkM package will essgiaats It's
disease ffesa ibs sysfsm
IA W. fer fsif eboifsais snd r..
80 ~ L tail ~ 1ge. q. G0sDwIs A
- 20 . BsAeFef S. Eeston
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Real Loterla
De Ia Isla De Cnha-
In the Drawing for isos there will be &c 900 Tickets.
100000 in Gold Drawn every Seventeen Days.

Prizes cashed ardinformad0n given also highest rate
paid for Spanish Doubioons and all kind. IL Gold anc
silver br GEORGE UPHAM
GO North Main ST Providence r
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Book AGENTS Wanted
70 solicit oF0sfs Tor the
Origin and History Of the Books Of the
Bible

~g't - - - w r. ~ ~
fffsh boak b. one of The best sad most foFsrb A.
S.| t.efr u - work pahsished th4f eau compare
80 ~ ~ AaFlug large sale, ssfae are sslsy
fstiysas ios of@ a DO within Jie lasi ssostbs :
ssirt fNpiag l@cgeaslRg sena ne Cirrasars A6ssst
g nL.-y y nAErr.gL- Hr.LL.n-.a a. LL..-a-.. 3.
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JOHN GRANT & co
Z Y : y q 3 Z :

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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff
Nd rstufsuP paU0rp

A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY ~
Gstarrh. Headache, Mad Hreafh Hsar,S.e..
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ibis Remedy does not "DRY TIP Cat.ryh b,t
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John ". r.. BIoo,aer ard Lsn.,ra ~. HIoo,,,r.
.MfuprR.

J0hH ". y. BIOonier and LsBslra ~. HIoosaer.
.MiHeTE.
STATE OF VERMONT, Al a Probate Court holden
Manchester District 81 atthe Probate Once ID Man
chester In and for said District, the 9th day Of
March, a. b. 1865.
Present, Hon b. y. BURTON, Judge
The Guardian Of John Boomer and Ienlra
Bloomer, mlnOrs, Of Parkersbnrg ia the County Of
Wood ana state OF West Virginia presented bis april
cation W writing to aid Court, spttng forth that his
said wards Interested In All tho real estate shere.
Of Abner Derby, late Of Rupert 10 said District Dc.
ceased. died seized aud possessed a. hCirs-atlaw "
the said deceased; and representing that II would BE-
10 me benefit Of bic said wards have their Interest
% said real estate sold, and the agails thereof mt az
interest or invested IA stocks Or 10 other real estate
and praying the said Court grant him license To
sell the said real estate u his faG wards
Whereupou u was ordered that said application be
heard a. Probate Court D. be holden Al the Probate
Othce 10 Manchester IN aud Tor said District On the
last "wednesday d March 1858 and thar notice thereof
De given by publishing this order three weeks saeeas
lively ~ the AazehesteT JoiiOial i paper printed Il
Manchester, previous 70 said time II hearing
Attest LOYELAED MUss0S, Register
4 true copy If record
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The History OF the War between The state.

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.IH.vAR DAaHIos ss.lai,

STATE OF VERMONT, I Alta Probate Court hold
- Manchester District 50, en- at the Probate Oflce
~ Manehes er, IN aud for said District tne 9th day
Of March, A. u. 1868
Present, Hon. b. b. BURTON, Judge
The administrator on the estate OF Abner Derby late
Of Rupert In said Distrie deceased, applied to render
hiF account
Whereup0n II was ordered that hearing upon said
application be had at Probate Court 10 be holden at
Manchester In said District on the 2Bth day Of March
A. d. 1868, aud that notice Of said application the ma
ture and thereof and the time aud place III hea
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shinga copy If this order three weeks successfully la
the Manchester Journal a Newspaper printed al said
Manchester, previous TO said time u hearing
A true record. Attest
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true copy Of record Attest,
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row THE QfACks kXToET irula their anfsrta
n naie paiirnts QuACKEEY kNFoskD Sse
VI The iatients Guide, II tells yuu haw 10 eure dis
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Burr 4 Burton Seminary

Manchester MsraA q. isas
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30
The CHRONICLE.
nrrinr of nnirr Cows.

When butter and cheese brings such
prices as the present, the farmer has
a very strong incentive to continue
milking his COWS, regardless of their
condition, until he does them absolute
injury. and in the ultimate result
makes loss of property TO himself
After frost has injured the pasture
feed, cows can no more than main
tain their flesh upon il, when they are
able to gather sufficient amount 60 fill
themselves daily, and every quart of
milk taken from them, rObs the sys-
tenn of fat and muscular strength
which is necessary to support them
through winter.
Cows that are MIXED now should
have extra feed, such Is pumpkins,
roots or corn fodder, even if i'm good
condition. for if they 90 into hestalls
in adjoining state, it Will be up hill
business TO make them gain, or even
hold their own, during winter. Those
that are thin in flesh, if well along in
I wears, should not be MIXED another
time. They require more time than
a heifer for recovery, and allthe extra
feed that can be giveni is demanded for
the LAYING on of flesh and giving
/ strength after the long draftupOn their
system.
If one dollar per week can be made
/ from a COW of this kind for the next
month or six weeks, more than that
many dollars will be lost in extra win
ter feed required, and the injurious
effect that will follow into the next
season. Dairymen are now in the
habit of having their cows come in a
month or two earlier than was prac-
ticed a few years ago, and this adds
another reason for early drying them
up, to give a proper time for rest be
rore parturatiOn.
\ heifer that has given milk the
past summer for the first time, should
be well fed and milked as long as she
will give enough topay forthe trouble,
provided the time is not extended up
to her second coming in. Cows and
many other animals are creatures of
habit, and may be moulded, by care,
into almost any form of habit. If a
COW is MIXED late in the season after
her first calf, her flow of milk will
hold out much better in the future.
In no cas- should we advOcatemilk-
ing from one period of parturitiOn to
another, for the mingling of the new
secretions with the old milk is con-
trary to natures laws, and very liable
to end in some obstinate disease of the
udder.-OhiO Farmer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30

In all qualities and colOrs, Serges, Reps, Ar
mureS, DeLainS, &C., &C., may be found in
immense quantities. much below prevailing
prices,at the WARREN DRY GOODS STORE
Black Beaver Cloths n ChinchiIlaS for
ClOaks and OvercOats. cheap, at
PECK & BROTHER.
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SOMETHING FOR THE SICK.-A cor
respondent writes: Frequently we
find sick people whose stomach rejects
all kinds of nOurishment until cOndi-.
tons follow that in many instances
terminate fatally. In twenty instan-
ces in which l have heard the popular
sick-bed nOurishments prescribed and
rejected by an invalid's enfeebled
stomach, / have never known the
simple saucer of pGrched corn, pud-
ding, or bowl of Cruel refused. The
corn is roasted brown, precisely as we
roast coffee, ground as tineas meal, in
a coffee-mill, and made either into
mush, cruel or thin cakes, baked
lightly brown, and given either warm
or cold, clear, or with whatever dres-
sing the stomach will receive and re-
tain. Parched corn and meal, boiled
in skinned milk, and fed frequently
to children suffering from summer
diarrh9a, will almost always cure, as
ii will dysentery in adults, and, ] be-
lieve, the cholera in its earliest stages.
Tho ggIatac4V uopn ont ggNVa r-opff
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Paisley and Wool Shawls!

Special attention Is invited to our shawl
department, which contains the largest and
best assortment of ShawlS ever brought to
Trumbull County. PECK & BROTHER.
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