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Germti9te Seri9te.

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ppn Shtetpern.) = ungefdbr 800 bic 1000
Sdneiper aus 9iep sgcrf unb umsesenb ttel-
ten seitern &benb ttne 8eriammlun1 IN bel,
.&lrmpns &Dpn,S" in GGfrir. an; bic An.
iptlrncen fparen mctilcns ipsenamte Sbop'
Shneirer. $. Stlbtes fibrte ben gcrile.
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sefast, in tenen bic Stneiber Serldtaen, hap
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gefteat iperpen, tpie I'M pcr;geA Sabre. SIN
leBteu Serbite ipurcen bic 9retle Der Sbpp'
Shneiper UNI fat SO Yrpjelt r~ebu3trt.
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NCricnen, bic reu NuspdrtS NuTtra9e iensen, wppsa
a5- Wnfrosen Won NuswariS mI0et tph ehisrt Vst'
felupel behieiiet lsin. nm piuftli&e Grpieseruig ~ III
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isls Der Llaemeiuen bTentliden GeieFe, htniidilth ees
@sbaites bts Nusrufers res Negotiations ,Wsridts uns
ser S6trtfs ernannt, I'm tsias. sem Ssri4lt %tst;up9h,
men, 10 vic has @eiss rea 1862, 8apittl lOl, wslees
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bsben, uur Selstnees an herein STEELE aslsst'
q. %. Der Ausrufes rch Rem Mppellatipn8 2@srt9fe
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ten, un6 weuu nat tent @rmeItn be a3ten Sertdtes se
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BE Wtbter chem Sheriff b%efsbien, gsasn,pdrtts ~ leu,
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cssr 0isunlettursen or gu elmer Wsrehttua ron $3.50
per laa teredtiat iein fpu unb AM 9nee. elmer 1efeh
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Naruier uus benz sdierif Elm Gsrttdtat her ans'pl Ter
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2. Ipfduttt. unS &C wirb pertist. tat eieies Ssr
fen pom Jaae ietrer Nnnahine an III 8raft trttt.
Wm IS. Getr. 1868 ssnehmtst.
G57-62J Suunnas Sspann, SsassFasar.
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SerHdernagen.
Wecmanta
llG66rrnnas- Wf(fn(han

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tn Hdr'iss etabilft unh beidB am 30. Stunt 1865:
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tur eel Sta0t MdrafltS.
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6encrs SernGernng.
Die affpciirte Tiremem'&
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BON Baltimore

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in cher feben Sabre nj pcritatru %ipuuifen, ink sinaen u
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

CONGRESSIONAL The bin agreed upon
by the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs Of which Gen. Banks is chair
man, for the protection Of raturalized
citizens vhtu abroad, is moderate in its
provisions, and Will be all tho more ac-
ceptable 70 the country on that account
Ii aims to protect the naturali2ed cit
izen when visiting foreign countries for
Legitimate purposes, bat expressly dis
claims any protection for HIM when he
violates the law of any one Of those coun-
tries within lis own jurisdiction. For
example, any Feniau whose labors are
confined to action in the United States,
be being a naturalzed citizen Of the
United State, would be protected by
our government should he be arrested
willie on British soil for something he
had done on American soil; but shonld
be violate British law while anywhere
within the British dominions, our gov
eminent would pay no attention to his
case.
The following is the text Of the bill
introduced by Mr.. Blaine IN the Ma
,ional House Of Representatives TO reg.
ulate the taxation Of shares in national
banks--or to be perfectly accurate, re-
hitting the regulation Of sdch taxation
10 the State legislatures:
b. L enacted, &c, That the words
place where the bank Is located, and
not elsewhere" in section fOrty-one Of
the Act TO provide national currency
approved June third, 1864, shall be
construed and held to mean the State
IN which the bank is located; and the
legislature II each State may determine
and direct the manner and place oftax-
ing az the shares 81 national banks To-
cascd within said State. subject Ia the
restriction that the taxation shall not
BE- AZ a greater rate than is assessed mp
ga other moneyei capital 10 tie hands
81 individual citizens 81 snch State
Aad provided 1itoays. that the shares Of
az national bank Owned by non-resi-
dents a ans. State, shall be taxed in
The cts ~ town where said bank Is 10
Gated. and not elsewhere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

On Fr3ay evening ae te.tefarh
eites 81 tie Western Teton O.. were
connected lfom Hesrt Content ta San
Francesca. and continuous oVaay
thus fufmed 4 message VAS sent ftfu
t3Wt lines, and ne catlc. from San
Franrsca % Nalsnlis Hay Ireland 4
dis,upce hy wire 81 1895 miles. AMI an
answer resolved Ia three n,uutta
Magnolia Water 4 delightful tai.
let article superior ,o-Coloeue. aud II
bali Tho prev
4 diseased system mas bg correct
ed snd rs vitality restored b healthy
action ~ the nee x Parsons pnrratyo
Pills
old and apparently worthless
horses cnu te reiu,auateaand samalal
ga tonUWncsa 81 ne ~ lie nee 81 sber.
idaus Cavalry Condition Powders Try
them ID W,N noi e8st much. and lhe
money will bo refunded Il satisfaction
il not given
Conghs and Colds. at Ibis season II
lhc year So prevalent. aud which. II
neglected, might prove fatal, can be
cured by timely Use ofJohuson Auo-
dane lanimeut
Healing on It's Wings SAYS all
who have made use of Or Wistara
balsam oi Wild Cherry, and ~ such
use been cured ofeoughs colds, bron.
ehi,ie, sore throat, influenza 81 cor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

Congress. says an exchange. *, un-
doubltdly, the assembled wisdom Of the
nation, but il i would spend less time
Ia cAecknaiing the President, and more
Ia organizing the revenue and finances,
il would reoeive greater reverence from
the nation Congress is all right on the
"humamties, but whether it is right
On the ways and means is still an I'M
solved question. II il could he seduced
from President making 10 tax-aIleyia-
ting, Il would increase ITS popularity
II should remember that in It's meas
urcs Of finance aud reconstruction it,
hlgllcs, duty is success II viii Dot Dc
10 have facts contradict theory. The
The independent Frenchman may say
DO The tacis contradict my theory -
Then 80 much the worse for the iacts
Bu, in the case Of Congress the people
viii say, Docs your theory account for
the facts n. NO" Then you All
mere theorists, destitute q practical Ell
ucaton Congress should know thAi
there arc thousands 81 men and womaa
ont q employment who eIAmcr to theu
for rebel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

The importance, Says the NJ u Trij-
INC, Of cu'tiyatiug friendly relations be-
tween England and America is press.
ihg itself earnestly upon the British
mind aud the dangerous ohstinancy Of
Lord Siahlsy is filing bis coun,rymen
with tucasiness. Mr. Miner Gibson
Las made a speech at Ashton. urging
the paramount Importance Of preserv-
my peace between ihe two countries,
aud the Morning Star Of London recon-
iaends ihat a special envoy Of high char
actcr and commanding talents should
lo sent TO Washington to effect a set
lament Of tbe Alabama claims "The
last pago Of tho official correspondence,
says tho .Sar, has been written and
published, sndwe arc exactly where we
we're when tho controversy began. We
are now waiting for the next move in
tho game ltmay be an unfriendly one
90 the part Of Mr. Seward or Mr..
Stewards successor; ii reality. another
eonSihaiory step should at once be
taken by Lord stanley
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

The Essex county agricultural society
was born. lest week. a. West Concord
Miss Sarah I Park has been ap-
pointed T VI AZ Woodford
The Windham county jail at Fay
stteville is tcnantless, eyincing a clean
bin of moral health thereabouts
Water il SO scarce AZ ST. Adams
that ice is hauled three miles TO be
melted for laundry purpose
George Foot's blacksmith shop al
Povnal Center burnt down, Friday
night, loss Of 5000. with no insurance
The state association Of baseball
players viii hold their annual meeting
on the Is b at Burlington
The Cbittenden county agricnltu.
raj society has died Of hopeless bank
ruptcy, but a new one viii arise from
It's ashes
The supreme court has ordered
that John Ward, alias Jerome LayigDC
sentenced 10 death for murder in Jan
1867, be hung on March 20
A rare and beautiful phenomenon
was seen in the east by persons IN
Brookheld, on Tuesday morning just at
sunrise, pillar Of light in the frosty
sky blending the tints Of the rainbow
Brattehoro's population at the last
census was 1856, aud her grand-list foi
1867, the largest in Windbam county
S17,525
The Vermont farmers have begun
to sell their long-hoarded wool at lower
prices than they might have had. Some
$4,000 pounds have sold in the vicinity
of Castleton within u few days at from
80 10 40 cents Q pound
r. Royal b. Milliken, editor Of the
Brandon edition ofthe Vermont Record
was found dend in his bed at Brandon
Friday morning He has been a Grip
pie on clutches since he was seven
years old, but his life was successful
through bis energy and persistence.
A semi-annual dividend Of 81 pei
cent on preferred stock is announced
by tae Rutland and Burlington railroad.
The company are consulting with the
country folk about building branch
railroad TO Perkinsville from Gassetts
station
Lilies safes are getting in bad re.
pute in this State AT the late fire ii
Rutland two with their contents, worth
$4,000 we're destroyed, and III Middle
bury one of them was successfully drill
led, blown up and robbed in three hours
Miss Elnora Blanchard of Glover
- lady Of twenty summers took I
rifle with q inch barrel a few days
since, and fred at hen thirty rods
distant, and broke its leg the first shot
She then fred at another and put {
bullet plump through It's body. Two
birds ut two shots, at thirty rods, is
good shooting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

protected ,olgtioa afe mpiohbe ~ Iron, which ssp
prepared That It assnl,os n VIM ths blood, SIS.
ing strength, vlgor FaA iaw ar tathg whole system
70 take medicine q cure daoases oeeasiopel hy D..
fclancy ot IRON rs THE BLOOD hithuUt restoring Il
70 the system, y iise uyinI ~ repir building wien
The Foundation Is gaae
Al emlncat divine says: II have boon neiaR The Pr
RUFtAN IS iitl q sense time pasi q Fivts mr rew
vipDr, but'Rbey ~ spifiis. eitiiriy 81 Wuerir
Pamphlets containing certificates ~ cares HHd rec
concentrations frpu aauir ~ tle must eudrept rDysl
clans elprAmuu and others Nil br sens Ore tn any AL
dress
The genuine hnA rPrmHAs SAHer' hlawu IA tho glass
j, T, Dt$sAoHE Proprietor,
% Dey Street, Sow York
NuIl ~ III .L.siata n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

Tns Woaa.p At Hoxn- The February
number 81 thss magazine Is on COR u
bic. It's contents Is varied and inter.
esting and jndging from tie two Grss
uumbofs 81 this rev candidate for
public favor. sc believe j Is DIES iined
10 rank with the best magazines - the
day. Published by Egans Z Co. Phil
AdelpaiA. al s. per Annum.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11
JOURNAL
Republicans taIsu state CanYen-
ftom.

tiom.
a Rerab'sran vhioa STATE Conrea-
iion 49, b. hell a Be7iAsa. % Wa.
r4nii ruf Kaaurusrn Dar - Macs
s4ag u IL oc8pek. n ~ tbs purpose
a choosing four Dslsgaies - large. 10
fepreseai Nesguuft Is tie Nat. Sal r.
lsah.sasa Unlea Coaton,ian, and four
Suiss4ss.As - parsaaDos = the iollop-
az ra8 n to National Committee
The National C8mmigise designated
- 80 Convention bold a Baltimore
~ the 7sA day q June. 1864 % APP
ronl tia. National Convention u tho
tnion Nspuibcan Party be hold a. the
cess Il Chicago. M on Wednesday. the
2nih DAY II MAJ neat Al IL O'Clock NJ
i8r sht purpose ~ nominating candi-
dates isf the Offices a President and
Vice Prcsdsu, a the United States
EAeh State ia tho United States il 80
ilor,zsd a. he represented in said Con-
vsut8an hy . nunsl,er n delegates equal
~ t~ico the number a Senators and
Representative - which such State lis
entitled in tbe National Congress We
invite the cooperation u MI citizens
pbo rejoice thai oar civil war has hap
ply terminated ia the discontinue ~
rebellion. who would bold fast the uni
Is and iglcguty ~ thc Republic. and
defend is paramount night % defend
% The utmost is Own existence. wheth-
er imporilled by secret conspiracy or
armed force; Of al friends ~ an ccomi-
cal administration II the public e1pen-
dsture. a the complete extirpatiou 81
the principles and policy 81 slavery, and
Il The speedy reorganization II those
States swhose governments were des.
troyed BY tho rebellion, aud their per-
mansns restoration 10 their proper
practical relations with the United
States. in accordance with the true
principles Of republican government"
The Republican Uuiun voters Of this
State are invited 70 DO represented in
the Convention by their delegates. 10
DO chooscn upon the basis Of one dele
gate from each town. and an additional
delegate Tor every one hundred and
fifty votes cast for the Republican can
didate for Governor at the last State
election
The Delegates, or their Substitutes,
will provide themselves with proper
credentials, signed by the Secretaries Of
the respective primary meetings.
Gro W GnASDEY
G. w. WILLARD
Rrm1mp ProcroR
II ID HAnms Rep. Union
koswYfL FARsHAM So. s
SANuEL II PmoBEE
q q BEsrpicr
w w GRour
ID II BAILEY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11
1Ill MARKETS.
Nv YORK Market. Feb. 8.

FLOUR ss.Boao. 10 ia super Sm,o md Vast
rrn sp.Goal2.0V for common 10 choice extra
s9.49H % f1f common ~ choice extra Mesteug
~ s1ai3 81 ilr common - good round hoop Ohio.
gyr Flour 81 2tut o.
GRAlN--Nbeut W g0a2 20 faf No. spring 3 ~
flr White California rye. Nes,em LIT Corn
Si.2if1 20 Tor new mixed Western % store, und
1.2o Cor white southern, Barley que' 0nb SO
FRO l>lONS Pork S20.5u20f9 for Old Mess
Lard i3aitt Buaer SAt49r ~ Stele. Cheese
ihibe legs 2sp8ic lar Western Sugar lihiise
for Cuba.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

tui I am getting continually metb
egutral ofer thsm - this particular -
that lnegaeatly 60 through 5utira
meals ma suocessfal ase = tbon ~
iais arrangement ny salee has hoen
vory much improved which = matter
III great consequences O. ue, Whilo ~
other particulars impof,aut advantages
have been gained Ia short The opera
ton thus ar j quite satisfactory
Having promised my friends wbu
have manifested q great interest 10 tais
matter that | aauid write oui the bis-
tors - my eXpeueass therein | have
thus attempted g ful6il nay promise
aud II the above account shall prove @
be- II ans use or advantage 30 my Il
them. Gey are welcome Is Che benefit
ANuIRs3N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

or lNrEKEsT TO EVERYBODY Since the adj
vent 81 the Star Shuttle Sewing Machine In the
market about one year ago, the manufacturers nave
sold about Fifteen Thousand, ard such uupreceden
ted Testimonials Of their intrinsic worth has promp
ted them 10 enlarge the machine and otherwise inn
prove H. that now the Star Shuttle Sewing Machine
uands without rival M. Wilson deserYes great
credit Tor assuming the responsibility IN putting u
Lock StitcG Shugtlc Sewing Maceiuc in the market
~ such very iow price, 10 direct mpettiou with
al ths hrst-class and high prieyi machines"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11
IRON dza the BLOOD.

is wen known iool malieal mgu when heeamcsre.
duced from ans caasc whatever 90 stoia ytipm ~
f,s Gle vyakest p1rl being lrs. attacked wa afcIins
ofansoor, iasaltudy and "al soncuoAs' rc9ado, he
o. stem rhenmell simply tatgppy iha biood With
The necessary qulaiH oflrou rais can ~ dome BY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11


How THE SwNDEE Is MANAGE D. Re
Gently on the complaint Of some Of
their victims, a lottery firm in New
York was arrested and held for trial ~
The telegraph gives the following des-
cription Of the scene:-
There was a lively timeat the Toombs
this morning, the occasion being the
examination OF tho representatives OF
the swindlipg lottery firm Of Clark,
Webster & Co, Of Ga Broadway There
were nearly two hundred of their VIC
Tins present, many of whom were from
New England, no less than one hun
bred and eighty having arrived on the
New Haven train last evening. Al
together about thousand persons
were present.
Dir. Forest. the principal witness,
who was arrested on charge If larce-
ny for having taken away watch
which he drew IN the third payment OF
percentage required, which prosecution
has been abandoned, testified that Sin
clair, one Of the accused parties, told
him their design was to beat the coun-
try people and not the city boys. A
watch maker testified that the gold
watches they pretended to give out as
valued at two hundred dollars wore
only silver watches plated, and really
worth eight dollars. At the close Of
the examination Judge DoWl.ng said be
would give his decision in two days.
The crowd followed the accused parties,
threatening vengeance, and the Judge
Was obliged to detail officers to protect
them against assault
If any Of our readers feel tempted 10
invest in any gift enterprise, dollar
sale, or any other speculation that
promises more than dollars worth for
a dollar let them reflect on the above
expose Of the way the thing IS managed.
Two hundred dollar gold watches made
for eight dollars They designed to
beat the country people, and not the
city boys fthc country people will
but keep their money IN their own peck
ct instead Of sending il to enrich knayes,
they will show their common sense in
a practical way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

THE EsTEY 0RGAS.-rhe Springfield Repabii-
can ssys "A peculiar and admirabIe feature Of
this instrument Is The Fox Humane fromoo, recon
tlv invented and patented, and which does away
with AL the objections some times urged against
,rsmulauts. This one being nndcr perfect control
as 70 rap3ity, It's delicate pusations appeal TO the
listener with power and pathos impossible 70 re-
boro, w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11
poDp's srEyiNR AND lSylGoRAroR


This ArdioipeisA NERVE ToNfC. Il skip 10 waste
o'yitllity brecr h Nerves and quietly leeHtics tts
ssrtefn Sioepestntss fialilty lo.a % lnets8 Loss
H Appetite. HyFFrpsia. tHbstippuh. local weakness
ana zeHur falling ~ the ufutsl and teaiiY fHncDus
tbs cgWiu9n Indications 81 keftrtA Diocese lHddn
Ntrvine ana inylaaflur Il complete Specific ~ 8l
these troubles ti8 #s9 the best tits aise the auat
Agreeable
EEMEpY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
sveroHefr4 "a The p1be ff5srltiopof strength ifgt
tera fetiHsd excessive ifrrgaiaf ~ psHul uieHsss
Yield = iis magic power.
TO M0ffERsi
Mothers We alsa nd the NFHYIhE iaf Hs~ 10
tbJ diseases hig afrf ehibfsR tiu Teptiiue Rstsf
tain - agard quics anil gfatciNl relief The stnpdl ius
~ rlps Of wir Opium e t.a principal ingredient
dangerous s. s, tmpst tbe tuue ~ the Atbbaff
end bpHels and aetaaly impede the healthy gfewil.ot
sour Offspring 10 surs Wind Ctiif, Is8Higts The bov
~ saftrA guHs bHA relieve pain ths hEhNtAa
viii aways be found safe ah@ eHtsnt
Don't ISL ANYTHING ELAEl
sW~ Doda's RFggins contain HeUPI ~ pr9thsr pois.
YnpustagrrdieW. Iof sa by all dfaFsisfs.
Tree one Dollar psf bottle
II II B 5f0EEE & co. pf4priegafA.
80 ia faifga street. hsW 1oft
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

The returns received Thus far from
the Alabama election are still moagor,
bul Indicate the defeat Of the constitu-
ton. The vote Of eight counties, hay-
ing s0,043 registered voters, foots up
1859, of-which III but II were cast by
psgrces The vote II the same counties
IN favor Of the constitution was 1880.
Mobile 50 whites and 1916 blacks voted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11
Dss RtrHs's Pain aiifHs .Hszts OH.
HuorEs ishs . Charm"
The Wonder of The World


part II abe tlaay q aatFf qgtnehss Gre.
Try t Tgit Try g, TrYh
Is b,tter foy bea uaa D0ly faonsgt
i3nr sus uitl zach E0tlla boa o ass keHBss Faias
kilHns Magic OH tatereaiiy % iHfefhAllY.
Ererg Famay sloaA tsep " n, ioHss
An tgavelefr sionid hbvs ths Magis oi wlth ihf+h
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

II IS sad to be fact taaL tie
sout born Constitutional Conventions
have taken the Constitution II Yermnot
As pattern - far as rs principles man
he consisten tly adapted to their circum-
stances,
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arsenic 10 make ner complexion pale
She succeeded Il killed her.
ten. George ". Cole viii b tfiel
at Aibany. April ~. for the murder q
Mr Hiscock. md Judge Potter u tLat
city vii preglde
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11
Special Notices.
MOTHER BAIBEN'-
0UIETING SYRUP for CHILDREN

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giycs Mothers rest lay aud night Laf9r Hpttles only
- ctA sold By Druggists
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-11

Aucrross.-- G. + sheldon, Of South Dorset, will
sel b, household furniture at suction on Friday
next llial Reynolds Of this town will sell person.
al property at auction on tie Esd inst.