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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-02-12
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STORY WITHOUT A MORAL.
For Children BY ABBY sA3E, Charlestosn, Mass.
nnInODIAI &C EQI ONILC

THE TONGUE OF FIRE or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PREACHING
QUEEN VGCTOKlAs kXPKRIENCEs
TWO WAYS OF LOVING
Loving the q cd and Loving the Wicked.
THE METHOD 4 BIZ HOPS
Th7nps IN. Morris James scott, simpson, Baker, Ames
Clark DR. Kinsey Edward, 1homson-''as able men
any Christian Denomination can boast"
AN OLD NEWSPAPER-tHs Fs BRAL Spy AND
DAILY ADVERTISER, 4 Dec ID, 1894
INrRRNA1IONAL COPYRIGHT SHALL WE
IOsE THE EXCISE LAW' WEEK OF PRAYER
EDITORIAL NOTES. personal NEWS NEW
YORK AND VICINITY RkLIGtOU, lNrELLT-
GEN'F. REVIVAL RECORD GENERAL NEWS.
BOOKTAtLR. MINISTER N4kEGIst ER. SAB
BArH SCHOOLS. FOREIGN News. PEBBLES
SELECTIONS
Commercial & Financial Department,
AS DLlOwS. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
TALK, NEWS & GO SIP IN WALL SrREET-IN "
PORTANr NEWS FOR CAPITALISTS, BANKERS
x BUSINESS MEN-dONEY MABKEf-CENr-
RAJ PACIFIC DRY GOODS REPORr-DRY
GOODS FOrATtONS-PRODUCEM MARKET RE
PORtS-PRICES CURRkNT-NEW YORK CAT
TIE MARKEI-FARMEKS COLUMN.
THE VHOLF COMPRISING
.FfIreofioHs .Ncrfr Eq"aIIed im any other
EfGffgl0 .NgsCsyapsr.
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Marrtagcs

D. johnson f.h itb W Ref d. nmg.-rtu Nr. Marlin C.
VOL. and NI-s Nauuth Ncaifu1. both 90 atrrMle.
Goo N0rhd d iau. ., hy Rev Wm. T. HaE o. q VIM. Dew
~ oi lrruu aud Nrs sarah p Bush q New York
ID. N. 81. Granger. Mr. Fred
Harf q Waterrufy aud N-s Ahte AZ. 8oyd-n o nuxhIry
tn hfoukted. bV Rev. a. emerson, Dee 4 Mr. Lucitn
h ti lena OF Brisepof Coma, an niss Viola j. llam q
hrnakhrd. Alsl Jan. BE- Air. Ab-s tdson ami Mics julia
p Miller, 10th of Randolph Also, jan a. Mr Henry Khhy
Of irUokh. % and Miss Lydia L. htt.sdtu fRAnioph
To Cornish &c., Jan 90 NF Rev D. p Demin-, Dr. Ormau
Terry 10 hefh.l, Nt, and Miss Jennie g. Demlue.
To Watfhurf Center Iau % hY Rev. T. Pu1sr Joshua
Merriam rf roH and Miss Florence stevens OF Waterbury.
ln Montpelier Feb. ty Rev j. ~ Duslue, John Hand
Tau sud MARI siatteryi both ~ Berlin.
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Special Notices.
A PANIC

n 4 "A ~ 4 "
oull parAyt' the worl of fashion II 30
PROCLAIMED EVERY WHERE
a henceort tally gentleman a change The color q
leir hair Win safety Nst such would be- the
DREADFUL DILEM
both II that gsna basAmio Tosoues, and peerless
repafEton,
CRrSTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
ssctsu the roll toilet Injuries No danger Of that
,seser Il is Tor ady nut for all tinr Manufactured
~. Girls ADORE, 65 Msiien LaLe, New YORK SOLD hy all
ruznsr Applied by al Hair Drcsrrs. o;3dSw
HOW BhANDRETH'S PILLS CURE.
wheud {. u system il may be said to be- an intru
r BrantFth Pills sort u rooe, which being swal
wed ssiss the Intruder and stufbanos when IA
unr turns then both out II her doms together, Nature
iwag lns 10 restore health, but, aas e not aeaws abb
eng assisted by BaANnUETAs PILLS and mild di-l, sh-
sver fks when ths great medeiu Is used 90 over
ahdrrd yeAfs mas proved he truth Of this assertion In fact
lf use insures tine OF All dssass ~ te human body
hetngt ehFono infectious otherwsr becaue
Aey purity She blood sni increase safely the action OF the
reuus and secreug vessels The tek powers of,
ron BsAndfel Pulls Hover that fadag gathers ,Ig0I
ron feifs, hing rain.
Priacipal ou', Braudreth House, New Yofk.
Sold ~ 81 druggists. O0o3iSw
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Geo. II. ISONNell n Co.
Advertisements Z safded 90 al Newer pefs.
No advance charged on Pubishcis prloes.
Information as 20 Cost Of Advertising furnished
All Orders 10 Give ef4l attention.
lrqliuts by mai answered promptly
Complete Printed Lists of NewspapeTs for sale.
Srecial Lists prepared for Gust. mers
Orders frcm Busiu' ~ NJ en- especially solicited
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DEAFNEss. CATARRH. CONsUMP.

IlON AND CANCER CURED.
rfea-e nm Deafirss, OAtarh Consumpun aud Cancer
theft causes mrans nf speedy relief aud ultimate ny
Pupil ofthe Academy u dcne Paris Sent any address
for
Letter Robt NcNprdv D.D H. .p Grand Preiate Of
Grand Encemrment " a. s. aud Editor Of the National
FfecmHt0u.'
Ntw YonK. sept w. ls6i IA srnwrlL was 10 charge Of
Grace Church Hospital, Alexandria Va, during the
frequently almost aiyifo months visited this Hosnita and
had every means ~ knowing hs reputation r IflcfNcr and
ID ~ the most urcdtabe and his
Ia The treatment ~ patients was temarkabie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-02-12
Tie M.nns Sumcierl % B,nld he Road.

The Asans Sufficient to Build Me Road.
Contracts for the entire work Of building GA miles
frst-cass railroad west from Omaha comprising much
Of the difficult mountain work. and smb' acing
expense except surveying have been made with respon
sble parties vho have eady finished $40 miles,,
the average rate Of sixty eight thousand and atty
esh, dollars SOS 05s per mile This price includes all
necessary shopo for instruction aud repairs Of cars de.
pos, stations aud all other incidental bulldogs, and al
locomotives passenger baggage aud freight and
Other requisite rolling sock, TO amount that shall
not be less han $4,000 per mile. Allowing the cost Of
the remaining one hundf'd and eishy-sx u the eleven
bundled miles assumed to be hn By the Union Pacific
Company to be 50 600 per mile,
The Total Cost OF Eleven Hundred Miles
will be as follows
9li miles at SOS 0iS S62 205 OLE
1856 mules At 500 go 1870 600
Add discounts on bonds, surveys. Ss so 900
Amount SS3 4i6 OH
As ihs $ Bonds are equal to money, and Compa-
ny's own First Mortgage Bonds have ready market,
Il th
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-02-12
4.-THE CAPITAL STOCK.

The auttor ed capital Of the Union Pac fe Railroad
Company l. 500 % 900 Of which $500 900 have been
paid on the work already done.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-02-12
Available Cash Resources for Building


The Company have ample facilities for supplying any
deficiency that may arise in means for construction
This may b. done wholly in part by additional sub
..,ipti,ns 20 ca-it.l stock
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-02-12

DSYCHOMANCY, on Sour CHARMING.
Hos eiti ~ sex may f,soinAte and gam the afec
tons Of any theV choose, Instantly Aho secure
prosperity IN love or bu.ness Evey one can acquire
this singular power This queer exciting hook hes been
published by ten years, the sale Of which has been
enormous, aud s the only book NJ the nd IA the I'm
psh anguaqe sent by mail hr % cents ~ five FOR one
dollar together with guide 20 the unmarried Address
T. WILLIAM & co Book Publish'rs, Philadelphia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-02-12

n a into The ear ret p,retpnbi, remore sHsHs no',.
ne head and nau leaf 90 hear distinctly church
and public assemblies. This instrument viii otea produce
c.uts almfst and
standing drafnesf, sill relieve 70
adjusted with the Of spsctscles.
ia. professionally Washington
Place University Buildings, " w. daily 10 20 4eScHpt Tues
DAYS, when De VIII be az bis rooms lOl Pine 20 Philp hia
Pa
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT /!

A Beautifal Illustrated Book worth thousand Dol
lars free any address oept Of rs cents by
addressing Professor JOHN VANDERPOOL No. 265
winthrop Place, NeN York Ivy
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2.-FIRsT MORTGAGE BONDS.

by It's charter the Company is permitted to issue its
own First Norglg, Bends to the same amount as The
bonds issued by the government and AID only
the road rrogrssfef. The Trustees for the Bondbold
srs are The on . Morgan, U. s. Senator from New
York. and fhe Hon. Cakes Ames, Member Oft U. 8.
House Of Representatives, Who responsible for tho
delivery OF these Bonds to the Company in accordance
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-02-12

ull paralIt the wurli Of fashion ifit were
PROCLAIMED EVERY WHERE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04
Albany lf,rket. jan. %.

FLOUR -CpasDon State 20 noa 6T5 EK'fa
State 1865 . II 30 Extfa Clnb Wheat trade
brands, lI.00 q III 10. Red Winter, e1tn. 1870 g
l3.00 Amber estsf8, extras 1890 e u 23, Nieh~
igan ard 0hio extrs, f4.26 q 1890, ely bHnds
extta. 1875 n 500. I've Flour ss.T6as. Buck
wheat Flour 81 l2a4.z5. Corn Meal sz.1o92ss y
100 u.s.
GRAiN--Ambsr State Wheat 81 q t.ts, arr
White Michigan and Genesee sihta5 ~ kye
81 .G9aie6 Cora--Nts sstem Mixed si.sg EAe
Oats s2sbb.
PROVISION -P0rk odd Mess So b0@2sj Asn
less a; Nes Clear y, aua Bats.ess q. Asa
Smoked Hans lse. sad b. shoaiaefs ~. l.aFa,
i4Ic III bbis. aud terees nnd iJe ~ lastys. But
Ter Creamery and sms packages. 80 e1; ftrr fsl
Butter, 49a4b Finc long daires. sas4si TAR -
good Gutter 3ga 80. Common ~ tairiIsgS9. cheese
Farm dairies ffsi dual.'y II Farm dairies sscond
quaiftv. I2faf3t tae oris.. first quatifY, ia isi
Factories. second quality. ~ ~ Common hnd
Skins lgal1 Bsaa*-Pea Beans Sa.spat per
bu.. Ms1ium, ssTJ ard Nsrruas 81 Mes Drisa
Angles-g8lgs1 or CHARTERED aHa l0Al2 fgf sliced.
p5iaises-Pe1eh Blomt s. r, Meferu ssae per Dbl
GhiH S. 10 Prmee AIasr;s as75. aHd other 1fvrtaf
kinds s29s Nests Beet gai)e. fgF Fore and 10 =
II ~ hlBa aaarsfs. Lamb saiee. Nation Gale
veal 6ai&s PARK, 10 qaarera, isaize., ih ~, -
1Hc
DgE sED HOGS -Michieaa ilslt setie. ane
Asats 8Aa8 state slaal8 ~
W0OL-ihe range for R.sees I f3asg. ihs batter
81 ext ~ phio, ana Falet sfta85.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

The election IN Alabama on the ac-
eeptance II the new constitution, fran
el by The recent convention aud the
first under tho reconstruction acts, Will
commence to-morrow, and continue n-
til Saturday might four days instead
a. tho usual two Cen Hayden, COM
manling the state, issued orders, Mon
DAY. IN obedience 10 instructions from
Gen Meade, directing that the polls be
opened IT three precincts in each coun-
Try, and that al these places all the
public bar.roons bo closed from the
evening q the day preceding the cleo
ton until the morning OF the day after.
Besides voting on tho constitution, q
general state election will be held
Two fuil tickets are IL the field for state
offers and representatives TO Congress.
The result ia awaited at Washington
with considerable interest, aud imme-
date reconstruction measures in Con
gross will be largely influenced by it. :
The republicans arc very confident Of
success, and as many Of their opponents
will refrain from voting at all, will prob
ably win The state has lGG, $50 regis
tered voters, Of whom S7672 voted in
favor II the constitutional convention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

FmsE N ErnoPE There is great
distress among the poor classes in Rus
sia, owing TO bad haryests, and the
government has had to make liberal ap-
preparations 70 supply the peasantry
with subsistence. OF the suferings Of
the Swedish Northlanders late descrip-
tons have been given In France, in
several places, there is great lack Of
breaAstuils, aud according to accounts
from Algeria Tone Of the French Afri-
can colonios) a hundred thousand
people have died within eight months
FROM starvation. In Eastern Prussia
there has been destitation, and although
contributions to alleviate have been nu-
merous, they have heen quite insuilic-
lent 1t viii require At least seven
months, With the assurance Of liberal
harsests at .hc end Of that period, TO
relieve the above people from the evils
Of famine. Ia London and all the
principal towns in Great Britain, pow
erty is very extreme A great many
skilled lsborers who were kept employ
cd during the American war have been
thrown lille, aud the sufYerings q these
men and their families are described to
be lamentable
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04


The imeotgauH2 properties q
sons Purga.lve tllls, search cle|
aud inSisoraio erery portion ~ ths
maa organism
So far Is we have hal and c1TI
sion ,a regard 10 sheridan CatI
Condition Powders. Bow 81 pxtuusl
used. It has boon oae Of universal
probation
II is composed of several 81
most penetrating aud hgsbng spa
kucwn q the metoria madlieA md
seutur 81 Jehuson's Ano1rpc Lin.u|
wa, Ia the constant and sotces .ul u
Use Of medicine fol more thaa tW
years
Within the whole range of a
and Alternative medicines known ID
"a entitled to More consideration \
the Peruvian syrup IL an cases Of
fcobled and dcbiiia,sd constitution
Is the very remedy needed The 1
positive proof Tins can be ad3ucea
A Household Word Tho best
only reliable. the cheapest Ty !
Mrs s A ALLrNs lgeunvm lBef 4
HAIR Rostorcr or Dressing. 81 oHc
Hr Ny vifo aud children prefer
Every Duggis. soils t. Price Oac
lar
Cu,t thou M aiu's'ar % a mlal lssls1
Ana wiif some sweet, obilviaa antdafN
Ceause The font Q som Of Tie pcstlgu sod
Tia weighs mon tie beaU2"
Certainly; Plantation Bittera vii
il when nothing else viii Molnuell
Depression, Hypoehendra. Insanity
spring, moro On lcss. from u disel
stomach. and tins, Plantation 3itteI
n sure cure for There Is up misd
about, Dyspepsia, Headache. Dallr|
Aguc, and Low Spirits must weld
the health-giying aud gemal tuiao
OF the Plantation Bitters II VOID
in doubt. make one trlal ana 80
WINGED Thus say those who sow
Il dont l.ba Grant. sail SD
the deal el lle talks to !, Il,
when h. does talk be only l..as 4olI
Quoth Niseacro IN reply 'nW (.
it likely with such "a man we will 1.
stable government y After w|
lounges were "bridled. i" aud slid
rcined.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04
Fancy the Di smay

lihib gouid pyerR IN hoasaau " HHfeho|
n il should be suddenly announced Throughout
United States, Cmalas, ths West Indies sod
isli Amer ca that 90 mere a0SfETlEka /
TIERS wunid 3" lngpuiactnfedaud, iimi lf0tel
the GHAhp stEnPis tor pYsfb rata, nUd prove
81 III maiari0ui disease. sonld be I0sf 10
wo.tpl The bilious, the feeble the dsspoa.l
tie traveller. tic voygsr, The miner, TIE sedet
student; the settler vn the frontier d eiWliza4
tie toiler co9pei up IL crowded. city tsnsmensI
copyaleseeit, needing al iByiglrsgti Ihs shiyd
victim Of agns, aad tie nervous o. both sexes cyl
ybers, woua legru. with graef, too deep ior ID
thai tie most celebrated corrective inYigpmni
Alternative q tiie nge, had been biaitel oat u 4
ieacs As q rRErAHAfoHY AsTD.TE 10 epiad
dseases genial stimulaui, promoter d consl
t.0usl Wgor. 40 appetizer, = stgfnaehic, aaa 4
d. p,r BefA0us iebHify 40 medicinal pFefanI
has ever attaiutd tiie reputation % it0SlEl ~
BfTEERS. Il b iAe HOUSEHOLD TONIC 4
AMERICAN PE0FLE-h as been 80 ior twel
veafs and Ia 80 haupn probability VII DO sd
eeHtune. - caue. BE- pagnaies " Nciencs 81
nze rs MERITS aud ttN Il . mpitaiCaily
nIediclns mtfc masses Is proved b iis vssl
eYrr Increasing sal+s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

4 movement "a 81 foot - organizes
Tenttary - Wyoming and q bill iar
that purpose was reported Monday
FROM The H8gse committee 90 terrific.
rca It's proposed 70 fora i q tie
western bali = Daeoiah. rs % ealeation
noFsLsari If Ito western lipe u Ne
bTaaka Tho new territory. il is said.
vii contain an Wca u one hundred
square miles aud fifteen thousand .a-
habitants The Governor Of Decoiab
has recommended the proposed division
and the disposition 81 the Hoaso seom
10 he favorable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04
The Troy Merchants and THE
Trey \ iIastun X. r.. Go

! Hf fE0F We're haafs ana hr
Trey = Bostun X. r.. 60
Thc an .als q the Cgmsaliise. ap.
e nied Is tie II ad e Trade Il Tnly.
h uh.lep "a ihs rruy s Bo son R4il-
toAi Caspany. y raihss asausiug e
TIE j. 20 = Vermont AZ The bead
70 tae a5mmitioe was placed Norman
3. s4airos. u tbo Gsm q S.taires. shcr-
rf 4 6aiasha. who announced 81 The
tlae Il his appointment that 30 would
uoi Ask the Trey a Boston Company 70
connect With oar road. and Is Bis re-
port he s10aera,os that company from
al blsae. and comes - the conclusion
that gey ought nos 70 make tie con
neAaa
SIR Sguiges 3 a Yermonter WHO, has
proatied largely by his trade With The
PEG "a 81 Western Vermont the only
fault found BY him and tho other mor-
chants 81 Troy wiih Mr.. Park, u that
he caused 30 10 attached the property
q Tbs Troy a Bosiou Company to Sc
cure what be asserted, aud what we
must suppose be believed, to be just
claim Tho attachment, in the opinion
u dis committee, was such an outrage
as to Justify the stopping Of a great
business tboroughfare in which the
public has tie deepest interest. There
may be, FOR ought we know, people in
Troy WAo honestly believe that our at
tscbmeut laws are infamous, and that
my person who makes an attachment
commits o great outrage but evidently,
llr. Slaires cannot DO one Of them. ~
There is probably no firm in New York
or Vsen)nt thtt, in the last twenty
years, has sued ont as many attach
ments against debtors in this county,
as that Of which Mr. Squ;res has
been a member, aud when there has
been afy doubt 81 he solrsaeg of he par
~ he has generally been he .drst 10 attach,
Of this the records Of our coarts furnish
the proof Why it is SO much worse for
Mr. Park to attach the property Of an
insoicent foreign corporation, which had
declared an discriminating war against
the business interests Of Western Yer
mont, than for Mr.. Squires TO attach
the property of his customers in this
State, we cannot wen understand r.
Perhaps Mr., Squires can show us why?
Some Of our people appear to think
that 1T would have been no more than
fair for the committee, before pronounc-
ing judgement on the merits Of the diff
fculty to have heard both sides. But
tho faith Of Mr., Squires in Dan. Rob-
inson seems to have been such, that he
was quite ready to pronounce against
his Vermont friends, without even Civ
ing them "A hearing. Such report Of
Troy merchants as this, is not likely to
increase the desire OF Our business men
to continue their trade in that direction.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04


Jh. Editor - Where is Scribblerina and her prom>
sed account ofthe donation away up in Sandgatcf'
| saw in your ssae Of week before last brief ac-
Acknowledgement by Rev, Mr. 4 Mrs. Cushnan, Of
their donation Ia Manchester, q two hundred and
seventy five dollars, and immediately following one
by Rev Mr. Bourn, Of the receipt OF forty and thir
ty five dollars ia Sandgae, ard no mention Of Rev.
Mr. Craigs held in the same place and which your
correspondent promised account Of. Noticing the
wide contrast between wohundred aud seventy five
and seventy FIVE, and believing the whole facts
would materially modify it. ! write you this little
item for the journal, to explain, Donation No. 2
III SYNDICATE was held at the house Of Mr.. COnkey,
for the benefit Of Rev. Mr.. Craig. Il was very
pleasant party--harmonious, good attendance,
nee supper, aud all seemed to enjoy It, and last but
not least about eighty five dollars was contributed
as the result Now put this with the seventy five,
and understand that the two Rov. gentlemen occu-
py one pulpit and preach to the same people, and
say whether SYNDICATE has not done about as well
rs her rich nelgabor, Manchester DONOR
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En G1rn.An

But II Yoa erni ne tioiHs tbs, VII cars ChrI
lgaa itasmtrgj Eheumal.sm. Slnmp', lsors J 1
SweHags, Oh Sees. Bfusss, feofharhe, N
sfinss. Pains IN the Bus bnd Cheat, also, iaier
b. pi4uiaJsl. Dsseatery. C,lls croap' and VI
fias. sou have i 81 Dr. fo5ias' Wonderful "
tian Llaimsut Il never fiis sbsn osed aec9fI
10 ttf directloas kysry drop Y : Z put ~ 4
Iobias himself sgd BE has slans - ~ niae
gears. llis medicine &. sHowa throughout ths u
Tie best phgselans fseoam~id L, fhegsI
af eenihcates CO.. he ssea % tle aetgi 20 Conl
street. - fsiniy Lssing el4.drea sl'oHid b. 4
oas & 10 esse u cmap. Thousands ~ hiAfsaI
saygi b. il sDnasay Uss i shsa drsi isssf|
eoflng % lie directions. and yos vii neyer "A
child. Iad..s aiI ga3 i g.laable b essdiaaI
plmy,ss ana bbsesss. Only 5o.Ss sad q plf
he 500 Is So lrugz 8. throughout tIe ua|
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

PoRrRAtT or CHARLES DICKENS We
have received very elegant impression
of portrait, on steel, of Charles Dick
ems, copy Of which the Messrs. APP
pleton x Go. are presenting GRATIS to
every subscriber to their new and pop
ular edition Of Dickens. It is pro-
nouncod by good judges to be the best
OF the distinguished author yet execut-
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Dickens, in seventeen volumes, and the
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as above The edition of Dickens is
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which are now ready. A copy Of the
portrait can bo seen at our office, where
subscriptions for the books viii be re-
ceiyed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-02-04

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upon the other map Of the whole world and also
diagraphms Of twelve oi the pricipal cities m the
world. They are very complete and excellent
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