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DRY GOODS.
Il o K N q y r W s
No. R47 SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET,
ABOVE SPRUCE.

No. 2l7 SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET
ABOVE SPRUCE.
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS
All.l'nen Floor Cloth. yards wide sl'5O per yard
Beautiful Satin Damhsk Table Cloths, to ~ yards
long.
Splendid Damask Table Linen from 75c to ESQ
per yard.
Extra fine Barnsley, Scotch sDS Irish Damaskr.
Loom Table Linens 81 t5 6sS, 6S, 70, S7isc. to 81
AnInen Huck Towels, 10. 121S, 10, is, d, Csc.
BEAUTIFUL DenasK Tewe.s, large size. 8716, 30, 75c.
MaEnihcent Damabk Naphips, sl'6O per dozsp.
HDKFS. HDKFS. HDKFS.
All.linen Hdkts 10, 12gs. 20, 25 to CO.,.
Hemstitched Hdfks., all linen, %, rs, a. 10 s71Ec
HOSIERY. HOSIERY. HOSIERY,
PRICES REDUCED
Ladies' Merlno Vests, s71a, q, SIlo, SI'25, to g.
Gents erno Shirts so 81, rs, SIZE sl, IS.
Ladies' genuine Balorlggan Hose silk embroidered
all sizes, S7JSc.
Ladies' heavy Cotton Hose, l21sc., a bargain.
Boys and Misses Merino Underwear, Size, up
Gents regular made Halt Hose, 25, 81, S7%. 45 7Sc
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS.
BlanBets at the lowest market prices.
Yard wide Ballardvale and Shaker Flannel soc.
Canton Flannels I2ls II. % 23 IS 81 to 4oc tkI5t
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YE sRIvERIHG hoRTALs who stand In mortal
fear of fwlnters blast ana its accompanying Ills why
don't you 60 Alters famous Coal Yard at No. 957
N. Ninth and get the very best of coal? II
domestic paradox why men and women will go
stamping and fumirg about the house because the
slate instead OF COAL fire gives forth heat, when
Alter keeps constantly the cheapest and beat or fuel
In such gift o ton, oven more or less. OF coal
there Is merit which makes II douby Interesting to
the recipient Theusands OF dollars to-day being
wasted trines, which, IL but turned to some good
account, by stocking some deserving poor mans
cellar with Alters coal, would greatly ameorate
misery In our midst and he who is prompted to 10.
such kind act not only to the poor bat to Alter him
SELF should remember that II is more blessed to give
than 10 receive.
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GOODS FoR THE HoLIDAYs.-Whatever is neat
pretty, fashionRbe In the OF ladies' and gents
furnishing goods can always be found at either OF
the stores of the WOelpper Brothers. Visit the
principal store, No. q N. Eighth street, and you
encounter throngs OF buyers. Visit the branch
store, No. S5 N. Ninth street, and In place
equally as crowded. In both stores piles rows, and
boxes OF faOrics meet your DO you want hose
Here 1t Is TO be had. Do you want necktles? Here
they are In colors demure or brilliant. None leave
the establishment or The Messrs. Woepper dissats.
fed. False Representations need not be feared nor
any notion entertained that slow purchasers Will be
treated ungalanty. Go to either Of the places and
singular indeed must be your taste II you not nd
something TO your fancy.
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GROVER d BAKER's Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. 100 CheSnut street.
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TIE useful always most desirable, The prepaxa-
tionB made by Ritche ct No. % North Eighth street.
Tor The holiday season. appreciated by every
who coniemplates making presents. He has got Ia
his Bne stock kid-lined gloves tles scarfs,
penders, linen cambrlc hRndke kerohiNfs and muiiiers;
also, cod assortment Of cigar cases,
hair brushes, combs, aud thousand other articles,
useful and ornamental Call at No. 20 NORTH Eghth
street II yen want any kind of Rooda cheap
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ToAUcTIoNEERs AND DCLoTHIERs.-Weh have large
stock OF Resdy made Clothing unequalle In this city
In style, t and max which intend to close out 1t
Includes every kind OF seasonable garments-Men's,
Youths, Boys, aud Chlldren'sis especially adapted
to the holiday No better useful pre-
be found and at the reduced prices at which
we running 1t Off will pay a good profit to any
coher for private ssle any auctioneer for public
sale, during the holiday season.
RaU SOdy bettOeen ! BENNETT q Co..
EIrth and TOWER HALL,
Sirth streets. No. As MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
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p RI &C & w O o G,

. n I G e & w O o q =
n. w. CORNER EIGHTH AND FILsEEY,
Dsily roceiving goods suitable for
HOLIDAY PRES rs.
PARIS SILK FANS.
Gilt Stick Fans, suitable for the Holidays or
the Opera.
Ivory Stick Fans. very cheap.
Children's Silk Fans.
LACE HDKFs. LACE HDKFS,
Handsome Lace Border HsndkeTchiefs, Linen
Centres, at 75c, 81, sll21S 81 '25 81 so, and So.
Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 49, 2, 81,
38, 40, SO, rs, and 8I
Gents Hemstitched Handkefchiefs, 49, so,
65. 75 and 81.
GENTS COLORBD BORDER HDFRa"
Fancy Velvet Purses, rs. %, 45, 50. and So.
Portemonnaies, 25, 3S, As, so, 65, rs, S5, andSI.
Ladies' and Gents Cloth Gloves.
Children's Berlin and Cloth Gloves.
FANC GOODS. FANCY GOODS.
Consisting OF
Fine French Wax Dolls,
Speaking Dolls and Crying Dolls, with moving
eyes and natural hair, at greatly reduced prices
Building BlocFs.
Tea Sets. 10. 25 3d. 3S, 5O So, sl'25, 81 so, $I75
$685. and 81.
Toilet Sets. Parian Vases. Bouquet Holders
Work Boxes, Pencil Boxes.
Fine Extracts and Colognes cheap.
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SALE OF BooTs AND SHoEs.-We would call the
early attention Cf the trade TO the large and
tive sale of Doots aud shoes 10 be SOLD by catalogue
for cash, on Monday morning. December %, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock, by q. ID. McCiees 81 Co., auc-
toneers. at their store No. sos Market slreet.
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Important Certificate.
Communicate by rnysIcIanl


Some months ago was called 70 attend lady Of
Williamsburg, y, who had long been suffering from
troublesome uterine disease Its presence was mark.
cd by constant vaginal discharge sometimes Of wat
cry consistency and sometimes CREAMY and mncO-pur
ulent She had been der other treatment tor some
time, but constantly grew worse, Vaginal exantna-
rion disclosed extensive indGratlon and nlceraton Of
the Ctryix uter. The uterine Inflammation which
evidently assuming chronic form, also aggraYat
ed BY long-standng constipation palptation OF the
he t night sweats cough, poor appetite. and slmost
daily Paintings She taiuted 70 entire nsensibity dnr
ing Of my FIRST visits commenced of course, by
such active local treatment the ulceratt1n demand
ed, and then applied myself TO TecupcFaton OF the
general health. II was announcement 90 see her fire.
quentiy and except 10 mark the healing Of The ulcers
In the early stages Vi ted her onlYeyery other week
For tonic and cons utdna invtgorant DuddS Neryine
only was prescribed. | had some time before become
acquainted with tts properties, and know 81 nothing
more safe satisfactory in It's probable effects And
the resat completely justified my expectation In less
than fortnight the bowels had become free and rcgn
lar 10 their movements the nght.sweas disappeared,
ard appetite began 10 grow The tainting spgis be-
came less frequent, and soon eeas ed altogether Ia
anO her fortnight there was more cough the vagl
iai discharge wa seudbly diminishing, sleep
nal and refreshing. and the general health decidedly
improved. What remains Il soon told. The patient
oniiuned the use Of the Neryiuc and no other mci-
int tor some weeks Longer, when my further attend
nee was not required Since her recovery have
er bat once. She seems perfectly welt Her JOY
astDrcd health is naturally enough most enthusiastic
-anl such appettt5-and such sleep and such euur-
Se-8nd such strength She wouldn't try TO keep
uuse again without II, aud forth. add ,arth II
my own opinion that the Neryire is the best tonic
nd Crrrcct,e Of the female organization that has
rc0me under ms observation shall not fail 10 con-
niue Is ia all similar cases and the profession
NOW they are numerous enough
For said by all Druggists Price One Dollar.-sw2G
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PETTTIoN FnR DIVORCE
= = . ~ 2 " - '
STATE or VERMONT,

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De- Renne. Paln.kiaing Magie Oh.

IT WUHhs IlIhk tIIAEME
Eyefy person to this town Nili AGd Il Tor thetf proGl
~ sell - theif egiafprt " ttng use heaaes Pain.
htliiHR haFtc Bii sFhan they have she Headache
1eotiaehf hHbkins Agae IN tia Face aud laws Lame
thpaldrts KhrumAtsm sciHlioa, Hfulsss Crsmps
tatis tfgmp SORE IbHost any paine this Mature
The ls4lcf Sill aaa It's bessiBg 10 relieve their
Faailaf pAuf i b. ~ the Get things 10 nee IN
tar taw'y - ReHts rsuaadg ~ any kind ~ painfu
oispfaet, of hlft ~ bern, discovered aud q IL
.tean and dg.lfiaps t0 Use "a freely sold By all
btaaf-gisgs, Merchants and ayacsfs
wa. aENNE
Slie Proprietor and Nanaiaetartr. riusaeia Mass
h5la ga AsBshestet BY l. e Orisi Fariary Painl BY
q " SAITH iyeowU
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Carpets Don't PAY TIE high frioesI
LADIES
IN POOR
HEALTH.
LADIES

One Of the best medicines probably the very best
prescribed fr the numerous aud distressing ailments
knaRH Is FINALE COMPLAINTS. IA padds Servine
and ayigoratpr Headache Pain 10 The BACK and Limbs
FalpitstinH of the Heart Faintness nss q Appetite
Bearing pawu Paih Prostitution ~ strength, Retained
Excessive Irregular Paufu Mcnses al yield to It's
magic ,0Wsr For Hystcrta, Epilepsy Melancholy A.
q Is all but infbe. Il Is also most valuable to ladies
who arc experiencing the change Incident to advanced
years Then 10 Is that constitutional maades make their
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caste to remaining days Dodds Nerylne aud Inyigor-
greatly ASSISTS nature at III important period
msnainiug the vigur and tranquility Of early life, asd
carrying them with ease and safety through.
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IDEATIIS.

suiAsnly 70 Arlington Tuesday November e. Ny.
AeA ANDREW, sgrd ~ years
IL ssadsate November 8. KEstAH PRogAN. wid-
90 = a. late aoha Pfsvas, agcd Is years
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satisfactory evidences having been furnished
ue lbai The above named John 81 Fort Is with
eui this state, aud Ga parts unkuaN, H Is hereby
ordered that tho foregoing petition, 90 the sab
stance thereof with this order thereon, be pub
hshsl ia the Manchester Journal, a newspaper
printed Ia Manchester ii the Caunty II Benning
ton three weeks successfully, that last u which
publications a. be- ~ least siG weeks before said
session " said Court which shall BE- sufficient
thereof
Given under my hand al Rntlan, IN the County
u Rutland this 18th dag u November, A. d lsis
J. PH0UT,
Jadge Of Supreme Court
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MARRIED.

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wa Coos 81 Manchester
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STATE OF VERMONT.

NIAIE VI NEhMUAI.
hAiisfaciofg estden = having Aosu furnished me
thai tbs AigsN named ErAstuA h h4ilnsan lr viil-
cot this STATE, 4ad Ia pafta aakuoan ii ls AeFrty
uriisToa thAs tue f'nsgulug petiioa, ~ the SUB
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los, tkfgs Neskk Ffluetssitti8, the iAal u shleh
Publications. snAsi W ~ least s& Neeks bafsEe the
rssesaa VI sal taart sbse8 shall T. deslae4 suf-
tosai ssatses e. Ehn sAsA EgasaEus d. Hllaulaa ~
she peAdrnsy thereof
tsfea unaeT aiy hana Al Eniiaaf ln tbs louuty
" Hailau1 tAis isia day II November, 4. u i-6s.
!. TROUT,
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TAs Greai Qpsatns Eemsdy fer chs1arr~.
Censssas NO MORPHINE or FOLSOM
OTIS DRUG sats - Esgalafs as Basais
sllsya al fssa oosrects Aelassy u the
sioaach makes so sa4 seal ehil4rea
sgNosc ard HKaiShfl caret Wiad Colie.
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Toeel.ing cs1l - katAer Baslss's Qssassy
SyrvY Aaa sAks 20 asa.ef. and you are s4fs.
sod y Drsggsau saa 81 dealers Is Aea-
icins
A. RICHARDS Ntw Iaadon. Coun.
Agsai fs4 tss aits4 ssHtes.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

BENNINGTON COUNTY, IS.
To the Hon. the supreme C0urt next to be
holden at Manchester within and for said County
Of Bennington, un the second Tuesday next after
the fourth tuesday N January, A. b. 1863 Your
petitioner, Deborah II. Hillman, whose maiden
name Wss Deborah II. fubhs, VI Bennington in
the County aforesaid, would respectfully show to
said Court, that At Easton, IN the County Of Wash
ington ana state Of New York, on the 18th dag of
January, A. ID 1865, she was lawfully married to
htastaa ID. Hillnian, b. Joseph Cape, Minister
Of tie Gospel and that after her aaId marriage
che lived With this said Erastus d. Iiiinan IN the
strict observance II all the obligations Of her mar
rage contract, until about the It'll day Of Decem-
Der A. y. 1896, when the said Erastus ID. Ailiman,
without any just cause, by his abusive conduct
toward your petitioner, compelled her TO leave his
house, aud drove her away, aud removed her
Lefeirgm, and then aud thgre wilfaily deserted
your petitioner and your petitioner further
shove e. said Court that the said Eratus d. Hill
mAn has been guilty % intolarable severity In his
conduct aud treatment u your said petitioner,
and nlro ~ the crime ~ ,uibry aud your pee
uti9ncf further shows 70 said Court that she las
reeldcd Al bennington, within said County aud
Sthatc FORM MOTE than two years last past
wherefore, your petitioner prAys said Court that
tie bonds II natItmony bctwkeu her and the said
LFAatus u. Hiliuan bc dissolved, aAd that biil
u divorce BE- granted 70 her TT eAnses afuru.
said aua thai she may Dy the decree % said Ounrt
be allowed 20 resume her maiden naune III pursu-
Auce u The statute va sueI case made aud proyid-
cd and your petitioner viii ever pray
Dated az Bennington aforesaid thls 9th day Of
November, A. b EsGs
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BESSmGfoS COUNTY, IS.
To She Hon. the supreme Court, next 70 be
holden At Manchester, within aud for the County
Il Bennington on tae second Tuesday next sfter
the fourth TUESDAY ia January, 4. D. 1869 Your
petitioner, EbonozeT Bates, Of SALISBURY, in the
County o. bennington aforesaid, would respect
fully show ~ said Court that At White Greek, ~
tho county Of Washington, aud STATE of New York.
ca the I'd day Of January, A. j.. 1868, he was law
fully married o. Hebcoea Bates, whose maiden
name was Rebecca Maites0n, By Aaron StOwell
Minister u The Gospel, aud that after his sad
marriage he continued 10 i've with the said Re
bocoa in the strict observance ol all the obga-
tons - his marriage contract until about the 18th
day u June, a b. 1868, when tle said llebeeca,
without any just cause refused 10 live with your
petitioner, aud removed, ar your petitioner has
been informed u the State 81 Illinois, and has
continued her said dosoriion ever since Aud
your petitioner further shows that he has always
resided IN SALISBURY aforesaid. WhoreupJn
your petitioner prays that the bonds of matTima-
ny between him aud the said Bebecca may be dis
solved, and that bill Of divorce be granted 10
ham by the decree u this Honorable Court for the
cause aforesaid, aud your petitioner viii ever pray
Dated st SALISBURY, in said County, this 2ith
EBENEZER BATES.
STAFF or VERMONT, To any sheriff or
BENNINGTON COUNTY, IS. Constable IN the State,
GrettHg! By the authority OF the State of Yer
mput YOU are hUreby commanded 10 summon the
said hebecca Bates II 70 be found within your
precinct 90 appear before Tho Supreme Court
pcAt g. be holden a. Manchester, within and for
the County Of Bennington on tho second Tues
day neat after the fourth Tuesday Ia JAnuaTy, A,
h. 1853 - answer unto the foregoing petition, and
abi4e aa.s further OrttcF Vr decree a. shall b
theu aud tAVtu made
Bennington, ia -aLd County! this 18Th day Of
j November. a, u. ls5s.
JOHN v. HALL, Cisrk.
STATE dF VERMONT
satisfactory evidence having h5ta furnished mc
that t4g above uaMed Itubeuya bates Is without
tela state, and ia paris unknown, i 10 hereby gl-
dcred tHat tile foregoing petition ur tine substance
thereof. with this order thereon, be- Published IN
the Manchester Journal uc Wspaper printed IL
Manchester, 10 said County q Bennington three
weeks saecessyelyi the last ot which publications
20 he az lcasi siG weeks before the said session 81
the Court aiafeeaid, which shall be sufficient no.
ticc q tie said lsebecca Bates u the pcudeney
thereof
Given under my hand at Rutland Ia the County
Of Rutland, this 18th day u November, A. d. 1868
j. PROuT,
Judge Of Supreme Court.
4 SHY Atty
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Lecai Notices.
PETITION FuR DIVORCE
STATE or VERMONT.

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sassfE unto tile foregoing psuapu and g. abide
saah farther 1rdef % 8acfet ~ shal be then and
there made.
Bennington, Noy l7th, A. D. is8s,
john " HALL. Clerk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-01
DEBORAH IL HlLLMlS.

STATE or VERMONT, To any sheriff o.
BgNsHsTes CocATY, =. Constahle IN tic STATE
Gfeffiag By The authority u she STATE q Eer-
lloHt, loa ar heretg commanded - Summon a.
sAla kHAstgs D. hiilulsu, II b be found witnn
your precinct, ~ appear the hupr,ns Cuart no Il
~ ae holden Al MAaehgstef, within and Tor the
County u hennluKtau, aa the seeond Taesday
He8t after The fourth TUESDAY ia January, A. "
ls5a, II answer unto the foregoing petition. and
atlac such further oricr and decree AZ shall be
tIeu ARID there made
BoanIlKtaa, ID h4sd County, Nov 18th, 4 b.
isss join v. HALL, ciera