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From Rev. L. WARD, Avon Lorraine Co. o.
MEssRs. STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Druggists,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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at your instance. Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and
has derived GREAT BENEFIT FROM IT,
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Jan. Is, 1865.
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The following is from report of Farmers Climb
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Of Mattsburgh. Pa. Am I to understand that
IN the opinion Of the Farmers Club, the Plastic
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more durable than the best Cypress from The
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Our store building. corner of Main and Frank
lin streets. is a tin roof. but was so leaky as to
pc very unsatisfactory. but was made perfectly
tight by the application of Plastic Slate.
ANDERSON & RUPP.
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hAkkkNs Mareh II, 1905.
This ~eertiies that in the erection Of our dwell
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is affected BY any faint of coal tar, we say that
IT'S BOT WeshOuld say that our cisteru water
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WARREN, March 9. 1858.
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WARREN. March l6, 1868.
the undersigned have made use Of Plastic
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fine MVLTTTUDES

al The w OLI1IUDES
WHOSE AVOCATIONS RESTRICT
them to a sitting posture, more than
two-thirds suffer from Constipation
- Do They that an occasional resort
toTARRANTSSELTZERA PERIEN would
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Ny house on Washington Avenue, ormerIy
owntd BY Jacob Ii. Baldwin, has the Oldest
Flaste Slate roofIn town. Come and see it andI
thin you will agree with me that you would not
exchange it for the best single roof in town.
5. PARISH.
lam fully prepared with the best material,
and shall give my exclusive attention to the
supplying Of this roofing. and all work will be
done under my own supervision; believing in
the old maxim thai" he who By the plough would
thrive, himself must either hold or drive"
s. PARISH
In addition to tie making Of new roofs, PIas-
tic Slateis the
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REVOLUTION
IN TRADE.
AMOUNTING TO NEARLY $500. 600,

That in order to supply the demand Occa-
stoned by our constantly increasing patron
| age, zee hare recently made impOTtdtiORS for the
| fall trade. direct from EiuODeuu Manufacturer
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TO which we claim to give better goods OF
/ the same chaeacter.
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TERMS no AGENTS

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thing but the house wore a tidy appear.
Ance.
Another remittance came which paid
for al tie stock, and with an osvfplus
with which 10 repair The house
CarpeGters we're busy. and the yil-
layers who chanced u pass that way
i0und that extens ve repairs were going
on, still ua one presumed 70 question
TIE Quaker with respect to his plans
These repairs all completed furni-
ture found is way To the Aonse s
yoke Of oxen were seen on the farm.
Th villagers were astouished TO see
the Quaker driving an elegant horse
and riding IN new buggy.
He received this short note ono day.
Il have arrived al safe and sound Go
and get Mary and the children
He rode over to the ao joining town
aud called at Mary's faher's, and inyi-
ted her and the children 10 so home
with him and make him and bis wife a
visit They accepted the invitation and
be took them home
The next afternoon he laid, MARY, |
have got to 90 10 the railroad station,
but thee and the children can stay with
Amy" lie went and got Daniel Akin,
and did not reach home till after dark.
He carried Daniel to his own house,
nicely furnished, TO which be had pre-
yiously conveyed provisions and left
him there to pass the night
The next morning he said, Mary, ]
suppose thee has heard that | have
bought thy old place. have got it
fitted up, and | want thee and the
children TO ride over and see it after
breakfast think thee will ike it. "
They rode over aud were surprised
to see the changes which ha9 taken
place. They could scarcely believe their
eyes. They looked through the lower
rooms first Over the mantle in the
sitting-room was frame, and under
the glass in large letters were these
words, Nor ANOTHER DROP, DANIEL"
Mrs Akin said, Oh +! if Daniel could
only have said those words and stuck
to them, this beautiful place might have
been his"
The Quaker said, 'Then thee don't
know where Daniel is ?"
No, have not heard lisp from him
for more than three years"
"Thee would like to see him 2"
"Yes, indeed.
Let us walk up stairs As they
went up the front stairs Daniel Aildh
slipped down the back ones, and took
his stand in the sitting room. When
they returned, Mrs. Akin noticed a
stalwart man standing in the room
with his back to the hall door and
started back for an instant The Qua
ker said, 1T is friend Mary" Upon
this Daniel turned rodnd, and in the
man with heavy beard and moustache,
she did not recognize her husband,
"Don'tyou know me Mary? have you
forgotten your husband 2"
We leave the reader to imagine what
meeting that was. Friend Edgerton
said, Il must go and get Amy, Mary
this house aud farm are thine Daniel
has the papers for thee. Thee can stay
here as long as thee lives. Thee will
live happily now for that pointing to
the frame over the freplace) Nor ANoTH-
ER DROP, DANIEL, is his motto now, and
it will be through life
j. j. d., Cong. d Recorder
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

FoUR IMPOSSIBLE THINGS. First, TO
escape trouble by running away from
duty. Jonah once made the expert
ment, bat soon found himself where all
his imitators will in the end find them
selves. Therefore, manfully meet and
overcome the difficulties and trials to
which the post assigned you by Gods
providence assigns you.
Second, to become a Christian of
strength and maturity without under
going severe trials. What fire is 10
gold, that is affection to the believer
1t burns up the dross, and makes the
gold shine forth with unalloyed luster.
Third, to form an independent char
acter, except when thrown upon indi-
yidual resources. The oak in the mid
die of the forest, if surrounded on every
side by trees that shelter and shade it,
runs up tall and sickly; put away from
its protectors, the first blast will over
come it. But the same tree, growing
in the open field, where it is continually
beat upon by the tempest, becomes its
own protector. SO the man who is
compelled to rely on his own resources
forms an independence of character to
which he could not otherwise have OBJ
tanned.
Fourth, to be a growing man, when,
you look to your post for influence, in
stead Of bringing influence to your post
Therefore, prefer to climb up hill with
difficulty, than to roll down with inglo-
rious ease.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31

! A CHARAcTEmsTIo ANEcDoTE or A. j.
Judge Gentry relates the following.
1t sounds like truth:
The scene opens with A. j. as mem
ber OF the petit jury III the insignificant
town Of Greenvlle The case before
the house was simply neighborhood
row, III which Billy Shelly had an eye
gouged out and an ear ground OFF by
one DAVID McCann, noted bruiser OF
the rough and tumble sort, common III
those days, The case was free from
anything like obseurity. The unpro-
Voked assault and previous bad charac-
ter of the Getendent were SO clearly
proven that all supposed the jury would
lind verdict without leaving the court
room, which would rid the community
OF public pest for some time. Eleven
members OF that body so determined.
That the twelfth failed to see it i'll that
Light it is only necessary to add that A /.
j. was tue one upon whom all tie
eloquence OF the Prosecuting Attorney,
tue straightforward testimony of the wit
ness, the charge OF the Court and the
the unanimous findings Of eleven Jurors
went for naught.
Unon the return of the jury, after two
days without decision, the nudge made
the customary inquiry as TO whether
IT was a question OF law or Of fact upon
which they failed to agree, remarking
at the same time that the case appeared
remarkably clear, etc That's Just 30
your Honor, says the refractory Andy
/ lpolntlng hs finger scornfully at his
ieiiow jurors but Judge, there stands
ii OF the stuDbornest men in all Ten
nessee; and for one give up trying to
convince them OF anything
30 much Of Mr.. Gentry's story. Ii
the reader, today, fails TO recognize
progressive development in the man
who regards Congress the Supreme
Court, and other authorizes with the
same feeling of contempt as were
eyinced toward the stubborn IL" the
charge Of inconsistency is at all events
unfounded