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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

nMgTH--In Oluezo. Ns1 4. IN Fsiasv ave
ming. August "a. les. OLA I|F11H0 Ma
Is Colonel ". d. smith,
.EE1 has ouiso1rod tie ID Saf lnsshi.
N1zIQH ard r4in aua daalN
Ard tt1f unrest which raj 3 dalfzHt
kheli tsseh Ass noss ~ - s 1l1la.s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
Observation-Disclosures.
DIR. W. L. DAVIS,

DIR. W. L. DAVIS,
Who has for many years been engaged in the prac.
tice of Acoustic Medicine, as is well known trusts
ne may without improperly assert that the reputa-
ton he has secured by opening the of the deaf
shall be maintained.
DR.. Davis can be consulted daily at his ONCE, 81
Canal street, on all Diseases OF tae Ear embracing
Deafness and kindred Affections mh3I cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

sIraons 1susaenler; No. "a Baronne
elssst, has sent l. fhs usual Sunday supply
ii rleai1g matte 'zeInding Harpas ana
1aIIgs iliuslEai1. TesklIes and lsaaIns
Iilsfalf pagers fFoA - North and Nea..
&c 70 siAHh's. and b va ~ you some
fhinr TO road
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
sUooEssIoY or BERNARDKARcuep

SUCCESSION OF BERNARD KARCHER
RY CHARLES E. FORTIER, Aun
u tioneer-Ofice No. AZ Exchange AIley.-M6Sy
premises on GENTLY Road. near the PontchartrsI,
Railroad will be sold by virtue of an order from M
Honorable the Second District Court for the PARIS
of Orleans dated August TO- 1868:
sion. 'e'
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes
au27 sell ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06


If elected TO tn
office of Presiden
of the Unite.
States, it will b
my endeavor to ad
minister all the law
IN good faith, wit
economy, and witt
the view Of having
peace, quiet, and pro
lection everywhere
In times like the
present, it is impos-
sible, or at least EN-
inently improper, t
lay down a pol
icy to be adhered
TO, right or wrong.
through an admins
tration of four years,
New political issues,
not foreseen, are con.
stantly arising ; the
views Of the public
on old ones are con-
stantly changing
and a purely ad
ministrative Office
should always be lef
free to execute tn
will of the people.
always have respect
ed that will, and a.
ways shall. Peac'
and universal pros
perity-its sequence
with economy of ad'
ministration, viii.
tighten the burden o.
taxation, whileit con
stantly reduces the
national debt. Let
rs have peace.
.. S. GRANT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
VALUABLE
VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SPAIN STREET
Between Greatmen NOV Dauphine) and
Casacalvo tnow Royal streets.
Succession of William oonner-No. sc OF,


PY G. DE FERRET, OFFICE NO s6 BIPE
- vile street.-SATURDAY September % ia
at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctos
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal An
Customhouse streets, by public auction by virtue
an order from the Hon. John W. Thomas Judge !
the Second District Court of New Orleans, dss
July 70, 1868 the following described real estate vi
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A I'm
OF GROUND, with the buildings and IN
provements thereon, situate in the Third pjstrict
this city, in The square bounded by Casacalyo r6s
Royal, Greatmen NOV Dauphinej Vaudeville and
Spain streets, measuring fifty feet front on Spais
street, by las in depth.
Terms-S500 in cash, and the balance on credtos
twelve months, in a note secured by special ro,t
gage and vendors lien. and bearing eight Der osnt
interest per annum from the day OF sale until mai
payment; the buildiDgs to be kept insured and the
policy transferred to tine vendor In case of ut ihs
purchaser will be required to pay five per cent aor
neys commissions on the amount recovered which
will be likewise secured by mortgage; the pufenasg
assuming the payment of the taxes for 1863
Act Of sale, with internal revenue stamps Of MI
expense Of the purchaser before W. j. Castell nj
tary public, au27 se3 10 II n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
ron PKEsIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
xHErrHEM BEFORE THEPEoPLE,
Grant. Latter of BIaIr's letter to
cceDfanee BrOadhead.

RIair's letter to
BrOadhead.
There is but one
way to restore the
4 Government and Con
, stitution, and that is
for the President elect
to declare these Ire
construction a c t 5
null and void, compel
the army to undo its
.usurpations at the
South, disperse the
carpet.bsg State Gov
ernments, allow the
white people to organ
Iize their own govern
Iments and elect Sena-
tors and Representa-.
tives. The House of
Representatives will
contain a majority of
Democrats from the
North, and they will
admit the Representa-
tives elected by the
white people Of the
South; and, with the
cooperation of the
President, it will not
lbe difficult to compel
1.-THE Senate to submit
once more to the OBJ
legations of the Con-
stitution = =
l repeat that this is
the real and only
Question that should
De allowed TO control
Us.
FRANK P. BLAIR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
NEw YoRK. Santemher 3.

The Times says the election in Vermont
demonstrates the popularity of Grant, and
shows the power Of Republican principles.
Tie Herald says the Republican victory
in Vermont is owing partly to the unwise
course Of Southern flre-eating orators pro-
claiming their devotion to the rebel iag,
and the Vermonters went to the ballot-box
as If expecting to fight the old battles over
again.
The World says the Republicans triumph
Jog in Vermont Is like the Dutch taking
Holland the Democrats allowed the cleo
lion TO go by defanlt-its result not being
considered as indicative Of the sentiment Of
the country.
The Tribune says the victory 10 Vermont
surpaases Its highest hopes. The Demo-
crats made a desperate struggls-it was
the issue Of Sumter over agafn--and he
result is . decisive victory.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

1saaEal y. c. Wiskhasl. q 4 s. Cos.
ssaeHA.s af4y, R'ade afsaoa g E'e'H4eHd
I1.e'N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
LOUISIANA INTELLIGENCER.
Published every Wednesday, at
MON ROE, VIsIANA,

BY MOREY d ENNEMOsER.
Terms, SO year in advance, or IS if paid at its
EXPIRATION.
The Intelligenceri is published in one of the most
furnishing parts of Louisiana Its circulation is
large as that Of any other paper published in the
same eection Of the State.
Business Cards and Advertisements inserted on
liberal terms. au7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE THsD
District

Dlstrlct-
SUCCESSION OF BARBARA LAQUE-No. nn
DIX CHARLES G.. NREH
- Office No le7 Poydras strest.-Wi be sod Q
SATURDAY, Septembe y, 1858. at twelve o'e.oe
NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' ExchRnE
Royal street, between Canal and Customhoa
streets, by virtue and in pursuance of an order
Honorable L. Duyigneaud, Judge of the Seeor
District Court. parish OF Orleans, dated August
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated
suburb Washington in this city, in square bound
BY Girod, st. John the Baptist, st. Ferdinand. al
Port streets, designated as lot No. q on
plan drawn by John Schneider dated March 49, lg
and deposited in the office of Achille Chispe
Tor reference. Said lot measures in English mel
ure, according to said plan, twenty-eight feet d
inches front on ST. Ferdinand street by lO6 feet .
inches in depth between parallel lines. Togeth
with all the improvements thereon, consisting Of
one-story frame house and Kitchen cistern, etc ;
whole as per plan BY William II. Bell arohite
which will be exhibited at the Merchants and Al
tioneers Exchange previous to sale. The purchai
70 assume the taxes Of 1865 payable in 1869.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes
Act of sale before +. g. Earhart, Esq. nots
public, at expense of the purchaser, including i
United States Internal Revenue stamps
aull q SEE Y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
AUCTION SALES,
sUooEssIoN on \. l. suNIeR-No. n2ls

SUCCESSION OF N. L. SUNIER-No. a2.2s.
PIX 3. GUINAULT, AUoTIoNEER.-Oms
- corner Of Exchange Alley and Bienville street~
SATURDAY, nineteenth Of September, 1869 win
be sold at public auction at twelve O'Clock M. al IN
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange RoTaI
street, between Canal and Customhouse streets H.
virtue OF an order from the Honorable the Secas2s
Ien Court of New Orleans, dated August ID
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND a.
gether with the buildings thereon, and all the ripbs
ways. privileges, and advantages thereunto beoss,
ing and appe tanning, situated in the Second d.
trlct OF this city, in square bounded by Carondest
walk, Claiborne. st. Louis and Robertson streets
designated BY Nos. ], 2, and 3 on plan made BY Il
N Iourne, architect, on the fifteenth of July isa
and deposited in the office Of A. Il. Bienvenu nots
ry, as plan No 49, Said lots adjoin each other al
measure As follows viz: Lot No forming the corns,
OF Claiborne and 1T. Louis streets, % feet no5ss
front on Claiborne street, by 81 feet inches and
lines in depth, and front ON ST. Louis street Ia,
Nos and each 20 feet incnes front on Claibors
street. by 81 feet inches and lines deep betWea
parallel lines.
Terms cash.
Act of sale before A. L. Benvenu Notary Publ,
at the expense of the purchaser, incud ng Unis]
states stamps and the taxes for the running va,
1865 au20 Uses 1913
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
VERMONT ELECTION.

sentiments of the new York Press,
We copy the following from dispatches
to the Western press received last even.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

RI ,AoNTGOAzEKY HROa. a CO..
:11,r ~ ont9omery Auetoneer-Will be sold d
sOEoDAxs september g. 1868. 81 II O'clock. Al Cd
Aeeelon Alart- NO. q OAmp street.
re "a general ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURE1l
3 oinan. sac1 as Rosewood, Mahogany and VANS,
nensteaoa, nureans, Armolra Washstsnds. Nahosal
!. an ~, walnut Tetess Sofas, Spring Seat Ohsnl
s6!eey Onelrs, Marble Top Oentre Tables Maine I'D
Sidenoards, Extension Tables, Velvet and Brusssl
carpets French Plate Mirrors Msttressss Engrsvi
i,n4ss rtinungs. looking htQvee and Utensils stel
~-A1BO--
A, sFgs invoice Of Cottage Beds. Cane and wood
9EnaaB-Caah. aua
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

LARGE AND PERKMPToRY SALE OF EIaE.
CANT Match and Single Horses. HIsr.nt gEddls
Horses. Fine Work Mules. Fine lfIlch Cows, Bus.
eisH. Elegant Brstts. Harness. Wagons, etc., sta
q auction.
R4 AoMT@OMLERX MWON. A co..
4fsnhs AonesomeEy. Auetionssr-Wiil ba sold ~
1OA1DALs September l114. ~ II oInIocf Al r.
AArefA stable en- GfagieT glfaep- u -
4lsEant MATCH HOEHR8
EIs4anf SADDLE HCRSRSs
Alno WORK HUfaE6f ~
Atne MICH OoWsi
-AEfo-
Wtndn4 etc. -,'-s
TnAni-oa1h.I = Uaissd ssatss Treasury notes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

4 the Bal
I-owing pr
4 those
3lps not so
Epposed.
lra we ar
ISho is not
to,help
shis need
ID. We v
lt what '
|snt from
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nlInero
Peri hande
P1rnal, wi
'16icity &c
|pn.
| Upon so
|N4n yet We
Sminute a
| icaptain
NJ ABIDE
NemOrl.
RNsW0
/ kz4s Rafs
zsaEPgR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

JOS. u. dlchAhDi CLERK
This precious piece Of mpnicipal legisla-
ton was not provoked BY my Irritation. .
Hardly two months had elapsed aiter the
surrender of Kirby Smith Congress had
not assembled. Not " Radicals bha been
heard upon the subject Of reconstruction.
And yet the people Of a hourIahing town il
Louisiana ordained this sort Of . kinanaaa''
for ne newly entFanchised.
4 isW monihS more passed on, and thl
extra session e % LouIsIana Legislature
=. d Nse 0lIs.ns. There We, . Jet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-06

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goes WITH
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-23

saient msH verg u51s - IA isus hats ffaiatI.s
ID the vaya af ihe vufid wH feBatta maa csu
t.ous n uhss hs SAYS Battag tnpnina faproth
L. sd stfuuR n nasnf nAFavas u5at nathiuF can rc.
prtss it 9caeral slgrusaa 10 a. inecssaai tslkss
he viii ialg ~ hcars t,s the sste ~ il vur.li
s,zrra, 4 r,hegiug bimaoif - samb luvard fall
u1ss. geBalai OmHt except in private and -3ns
6deatisl clrcie, is VERY silent Yea hath Il thtse
ulrH are wlsa. sua each, 81 his own vay, man af
Eeuiar q ursai sby wiser fgF his sie8ea than
Shtrmhn fg HE speech Eaeb 10 wiue ia his owu
vay sans poapic hold lbasr peace beoaaze thsy
wiH bal fay aud saun boaause they cannet say,
hHd saua baraust th6} have uaiAius ~ Eay ~.
lsilea l. g marO ouyur Il hidsa thoughts, and
equally ii hides emptiness saiomniiy il The
areh-iather q hypacfisy the nssl ilohind vhich
cant aad insinceutg practice their VArss 10 81.
lenee s used u hide weakness and holly
A taikatiye man s sgidsm uyeres,iroatod & pi-
leut man aflon is. There is great oanuiug iA
IadieiJns silence, 10 slt qnlotly whio ono tails.
90 look knowingly, to shake the head aillhlly, to
retire with grave feataFes and = silent toneuc,
gives one reputation af being uise, eonnaoraic,
and self contained. have 81 owl upoB my book
osse which eycitos my admiration. lie hstsus
with thv most profound grssity s. every cauvor-
sation. His great sober cyos lct nathiug
escape them. Ever siucr / haso known him he
has maintained this prudent d0moanar, and has
mover lot fall single speech be might wish 10 re-.
call. And yot there are sUmc people who DO nui
fugard the owl a. tho Niseat bird that aies wha
even prefer magpie, OF parrot, and thinl that,
in spite u incosraut chattcring, they are as sa-
gaeious a. tho philosophis owl.
Commend me. however to one who uses speech
or silence, as Instruments af bis will Some
there bo, who discern your maods and OCCASIONS
and know when silence will soothe, OF whom
speech will cheer. a....s
Their converse lie food when you are hungry,
on medicine when yon are sick.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-23
THE .fH"RH.FHD nor.

writer IN the l,sdspeadeat suggcsts the fol-
lowing explanation of that most uncomfortable pc
riod u adolescence usually denamineted "the
awkward age Tie simple remedy proposed is
cgrtainly worthy u a trial
What is Il ahicl tie Child has and the adult
loses, from shat lose comes this total change Of
heAAu9rY or Hit s0m1tAiug which the adult
hss and Hlc tlaid has not; II is bpfh abl uu-
6 thC loss egl the gain, tie Hew ana the OLD are
F.rmaucntir settled and balanced, tha awkward
are lasts The child was overlooked, contradict
cd, thwarted. snnbbel. insulted, whipped not
constantly, not often-iu many cases thank God
very seldom But the Liability vas there. and bo
knewit; be never forgot Il, Il you did. one
barn Is ca1ggl 70 make Gre dToadod. The adult
oree hify recognized % admit. is moi overlooked,
eoatradisse1, thwartgl, sGub5ad, iusulted whip
ped st l.ast, not wlth impau.ty 10 this graft
fylng freedom, hose con.IgHaai6 exemptions
Hhen they arg once established Il cur belief. We
adjust ourselves, and gr1w cantsutsdIy good
faaunfrrA 10 iht other regime. While We we're
set chiidrcn were talerabiy peil behaved lana
made the bes, y e. Egi Nha g1ala bear a mix
turo u b9thf Nasl gelius oouid rss superior
70 il could b .teols surrounded by sueh uaeer-
lsAtBesf
No uohdef tlsst your son cen . ibso the r9oia
vita q confused erpgeAse4 q uncomfortable
paln an agslg fsatura ahsa he loa not In ibo
l,ast ka1u ahe.Alf bs w.l 3 recognized A.
geailalAa, or oteli5oka4 ss s Ais.s bsy No
vaaltg At s.ts down s. Eta oAAiy s8lh lalre-
mcnt. sagsestse y aot'AHg blt shspla4iism snd
yseA kuites abea De Is tl.laiiag gi4t f.eshaps
tgra mag Sc syme allapa Hty be saa.A not
taEs tlai gastealag char aaa that q here ls,
ha vill 9a ordered ~. Na wgnzcT aliHs yoar al
3sagl.taf turns red ssalaE.fFs ana tays faAsA
uauss - taang osulie0asly . ssn b. D strsHg-
ess ti 1lAef, wien abe j. AFRAID tAst sAs may
q SHARPLY 3nisadicied d ntHysppA aaa re-
aseI4bsrs sasi aAy before yesterday si.e wa TOSS
u.af esll.8faa asoslA " ssaa sad los laeaga
The raft 3 Flala. Il uesis 10 hxpermcas 70
,es4 4 Mare.y - mtnsi6a IS ought - bs aneagh.
II husaAa hslags arc % apAvssG u tAss nnhAp.
- ass, AL uahAppy A. ii.ss sswsF3 age. s.m-
Fig beeaase itsE s0 sai Anas saatAeg lhey Ess
H. 81 tseatsd - aAE1rsa & e4sits. sgppass se
saAke i rails iasi cha1Fea ase ElFays - e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-23

Mr, Douglass was the rcadiest man ever
knew. He was not hard student, nhe had been
it would bayo been difficult 70 got limits 70 his
power. I have seen him rise in the Senate quite
az fault with regard to essential facts in eoutro-
versy, and thus 10 make damaging bluudcfs 10
debate but BE- readily caught At and pradted BY
any suggestions thrown out by friend or fge
and no American ever txeelled him ID of-hand
discussions 20 that. even II wofsted ID its 6rst
stages, be- vac apt 10 regain his lost ground 81
he wont on Once - ! gat with Francis z, Blair
aud one of two others outside the bar 0f the sbn-
ate IN l65s BE- mado u- the tort ~ An snuaug
dissertation on tle pisbud ring-Htreaked had
specIled material whereof the new republican
party wss composed and passing " soen anar.
wards hailed RUG famlhaIiy with the interroga-
tion, "Didut give you good turn just nov =
AZ later dsg, when the Leo5mpton struggle
vac % progress g mutual friend, remembering
that my striotufts on him 81 former year bad
been of d very cAastic sort, inquired II h.m
uhetiler he had any objections, on that ooe0nHi,
70 meeting me % friendly footing "Certaialy
not, vss his spouse I always pay ihat sort
" debt 81 e. al5ae Our country has often
been called upon II mourn sayefs. gutmely loss-
q ~ idssmitils death y stephen a Doaslass
gust !. tl.e 9aihrtak 81 oar great elNi sar, and
Rl6a hs Lad thrown BE whole sgul Into The esnss
u ne country ohf II 10 niosi gFieyogr aud ire
psrtbie Hefaot Grea~g
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-23
ssrss rAsr.s s,I~

Whal : lgf- ! ssAs8 gsewa e r.ea upau the
slAapss fgses vbam ss ! ases,ss lse4 thsm. 7
hear3 fsiaAte8 shagts < usaramsua Mai i
iAtss e smsssas hee
sAts aans yea sse z - ~ rppy, tAs ~
5ss troHt tbatsta
lrs I 90 sss Il sasa ysanF saan. Wa ID
dlFgta.i ervsmstaacss. u,srhl have been rAiisa
Foel butRs al haa ttsssally bsan vell arsss.
81 - ha5sy lesara lhauah pav Ma aal wss
hatbBei auA hss a,asAas salsA and msde
hlu sitiia mare t.sh,s q ehi so ses tl,s ss38apae
thai he asne fgsybl . fa.si hs.mo. he aai ~ the
ausfy eaIk bls haek iasaiae aeatass the hslfk
aaa he heai saEsine b. eyss siatine nn,i ~
si.aie snsila en his fsee A b. oeyAsiauAl,y
aas.ls asma ssnseless rsnaFs ne lsagh vsut up
lrln tha eropd
Arsset ufIioer seon sawsn. who sppcNFpd Is
aDdsrssaad tht tase, ana Ng,sae the ps.os, dis
srRssd yaash Is bis bct hs he'd hiaa So. g. his
hoast ar e.lms psas pheFs be eoaia sea walar
"ils was dtpuA tasrs aa
"knd Ia n0t that sie8sA Thought ~
thai boy foF he was saawo,y mere thaa bos
bad p atAsF worthy q ne name Il BE- hsa
hibcl uba kuaes shat a is 4 te ashenero,l by
> gaiit e be has hrllhcrs ~ sisters. uiu obey
pdt taluk "a cu5sgh for tho son nua trpthsr
20 oame bara0 "a charge u an enieef sho will
explain A. he leaves him A tho dool, found hlal
drunk ip the sb0esF
Thats all Al boyt % hast such a story
uae q some u YOU. thoseh q musl he al"
woald ho enough b hFoak your mothers heart,
o. deepen ilgs limos u care On four hthtrs btow,
as business ~ labor could never deepen them
30 bring from yuur aistsr eyes toars sach a. they
mover yet had shed
Huw many hopes have been blasted hpw many
graves have bceu allied. by intemperanec
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-23

Here Is good thing from The last number Of
the New York Nation
'Thcro IN one class Of persons who are, II pos
sible more laughabie and contemplate than 9TH
ers, and that IL the large class " festher.headod
but exeitablo persons who pass their time during
stirring periods in running from one newspaper
Office 70 another. giving utteranco 70 their weak
convictions aud their milk and water indignation
BY stopping ono daily paper and taking ilA rival.
They swear BY the Tribune til Mr. Greeley balls
jefferson Davis Then they rn, 70 the Times tll
Mr. Raymond seems iuke-wa about the New
Hampshire election then they run back 10 the
Tribune but feel after each change as ifthey had
given a striking proof of elevation Of character.
What adds 10 the interest Of the prooeaa IL, that
the newspaper which gets them IL frequently
cheated into tho belief that their coming over 10
4 is conclusive proof Of tho sgundnusa u ia posi-
ton largo flock Of them appear during Tho
irst week or two for instance, 10 have gone from
the Chicago Tribune 20 tho Chicago R1al1ioan,
owing 10 the former having stood by the minority
of Republican Senators, though differing from
them in ts conclusions an h Mr., Johnson's guilt,
and the Rcptbticda seems 70 have recorded their
names with as much satisfaction az II their al
hcsion made error for Il no longer possible The
fact is, that any Journal which finds ils chico allod
uith those worthless ought 10 strictly examine its
Uays"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-06-23


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