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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-26

MI
I'D How what they lose 81 neglecting It,,
There You ride on the great waves that are
Rathering strength for the plunge on the
6sac6, rocked on their long swell, upborne
Githou6 . motion Of your own to steady yoar-
.ssll.6ently bat with q mighty power. You
ee,at the groveLtpg creatures yon have LETT
Sehind amid the sand and surf, and realize the
SoSfXtic sense Of freedom and enjoyment which
= found IN 8 real ocean bath. -.
Tits n not alcne possible TO masculine nerve
md nvsc}e. a lovely girl, the most vigorous
hs biggest h.tel a. ;ahes s6S s5ancn, ha r.
e mnrnine sN3,n out beyond the SORT, when the
: myious vsves do not fash their foam in her
! littIe mouth. but tho long rollers kindly rock
md carees her. A notable swimmer ID she:
vncaSed in free and not cumbersome suit OF
fiRht blue, her long hair free TO wlnQ sn99 Q
1aSe6. she trips to the surf, takes Doio
Aeadef through the first breaker ana striSes hs
out. Another roaring wave comes at her. put
the little dripping head ducks and piunges
Shroughpi n, feappearlng on the other side and
.6bsAfng the salt drops back with 9lee. Again,
aSd again, xnd the last brsker is past,
md she strikes ont over the rolling,
deep y water, beyond the safety-buoy,
With stroke that would shame the Adonls
who Mhrled har Last night in the dance and
Vho has not yetcoms down To- breakfast. Re-
turning, she rides in on. the breakers like a
Gueen, fesh. invigorsted. end careless Of the
ferrors Of the deep OF which she is go charm.
fftM tSs Sath the ladies' sretire to their rooms.
and Ihe other sex to the bar. It is said that
both have the same object. and that the little
SitAonf distinction OF sex. There is also q
Gneer odoa ~ OF cigarettes. which is unac-
scuntahle except BY supposing male pres
saDSaaSSs - - -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-26

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CURES
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-14
THE LEGISLA TURF AND THE. CON
AERCH OF PHILA DELPHIA

THB State Legislature yesterday perpetrated an
other outrage on the citizens of Philadelphia
by the passage of the following Senate bill in
the House of Representatives.
'That all hnes penalties forfeitures, and sums OF
money for which the captain and officers OF any
vessel in Philadelphia may be LIABLE shall be sued
for and recovered by the Master Warden with costs
OF suit before the Recorder or any alderman OF Phi
and returnable like lawful process re-
quiring the apprehension OF any person
peal 10 the Court Of Common Pleas from any judg-
ment rendered In such a suit; provided such appeal
rendered, and upon the giving of absolute security
TO be approved OF by such Recorder or alderman.
for payment OF such Judgment interest," and costs II
the same be affirmed by said Court"
This bill strikes direct blow at the CONNER
cal prosperity of Philadelphia, and 1t is intended
solely for the benefit of the pockets of the Port
Wardens. The interests of the State and the
commerce of this city are 20 intimately con-
nected, that 1t might be supposed that even the
most corrupt and greedy OF ourlegslators would
endeavor to act in the matter with some public
spirit. No interests, however important are
safe at Harrisburg when the principles of legis-
lation are reduced TO grand grab game, i'll which
every man considers that his whole duty is to
make session profitable possible to him
self, without regard to who else may be damaged
by it,
This bill was passed to eounteract the efforts
of our merchants and ship-owner5 who are en-
deayoring to have the constitutionality of the
onerous tax of two dollars for the benefit of the
Port Wardens, which is levied on every vessel
arriving in this port, contested before the pro-
| per tribunal The Legislature, fearful that the
perquisites OF political hanger-on might be cur
tailed, have passed this infamous measure which,
If succeeds in going into operation,
will have the effect of totally destroyinp
our already too feeble commerce Shin.
owners viii not send their vessels
here If they are TO be subjected 10 such annoy.
ances they will be under this bill, II it become.
a law. The commerce of Philadelphia is now
engaged In desperate struggle with powerful
rivals, and 1t requires all the energy and enter
prise Of our merchants 70 hold their own. Il
only needs such measure as this to complet,
the desolation of our wharVes and to build u,
the trade of New York, Baltimore, aud Boston
at our expense.
The House refused to reconsider the bin afte
its real character had been fully explained b.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-14

INPANrIoIDR IN New YoBK.-A few days ago
five cases of infanticide were brought 70 light in
New York city within one day We would
respectfully call the attention of the philan-
thropic ladies of New York 10 this circumstance
If any of the perpetrators of these unnatural
crimes should be detected il is possible that they
may be brought within reach of the halter. AS
she case of Hester Vaughan excited such lively
interest in the minds of these female philan-
thropists, we may expect them to be equally
exercised over similar caSed nearer home.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-14

(N. B.-Doat spell hot bdcktcdrds, o.. you ,oiU
fad oat toh0t il Isl
Do you want your boys TO grow up good men2
Ctothe them at Roekhsu d HsJson's>
Do you want them 70 look respectable7 Then
Cbothe them at RockhiH &c Wilson's
Do you want them to shun whatever IL bad9
Cbothe them al RockhtU d; WGson'a
Do you want them 70 make their parents glad?
CIothe them at RoekhiU g. RtIson'a
Do you want 70 save cash for a rainy day.
Buy Clothes as R0ekhW de WiJson,a
Do you want 10 deal where you've least TO payf
Dsol at RockhM O. RRsop,s>
Do you want 10 wear clothing ft for king3
Buy il at RockhsU d. WtJeoss'S.
Do you want o suit for the present spring?
Irs ready, at RochhW d Wilson's,
Be sure, when you shall come next 70 town.
To come TO ROekhsU d Wilson's.
Thai splendid hall, 40 big and 80 brown;
There's none like R0chhiU ee Hilson's
RocKHILL a WILSON offer TO the masculine public
the best assortment ever seen under one roof OF
spring clothes, and materials nom which clothes
are 10 he made.
Ar PRIcBs 30 low that the bare mention OF them will
open the eyes OF any reasonable man.
Or STYLES 30 magnificent that Solomon In all his
glory wasnt rgged out half 80 fine as Rockhill g.
Wilson's customers
almost wonder what you shall do 10 wear them
out
OF ACCURATE RrT, 70 such an extent that everybody
who buys OF us goes home feeling that he IL a
gentleman, and not scarecrow with some
clothes piled on it
choG Coatings, the Simoni Back-coverings, the
Rhine Cloths the Cashmere vestings, the American
and the Bannockburn Cheviots; in word all man
ner OF goods OF ALL conceivable styles, await you,
cheap for cash. at the magnificent
n.axx,~. cfnua uoII
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES
aSSs- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
TREASURBRs DEPARTMENT.,

neSF- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREASURBRs DEPARTMENT.,
....- PHILADELPHIA, PBasA-, April 2, 1862
TO PHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PENNSYI-
vANA RAILROAD COMPANY.
AL Stockholders as registered on the Books of this
Company the Goth day Of April, 1869, will be en-
titled to subscribe for 2b Per Cent Of their respective
interests in New Stock at Par, Us follows:-
First Fifty per cent. at the time of subscription,
between the 18th day OF Nay 1862 and the S0th day
Of June, 1860.
Second. Fifty per cent. between the 18th day OF
November, 1862 and the 3lst day Of December, 1859
or, if Stockholders should prefer, the whole amount
may be paid up at the time of subscription, and eaoh
instament so paid shall be entitled to pro rata of
the Dividend that may be declared on full shares.
Third That every Stockhdider holding less than
four shares shall be entitled TO subscribe for ono
share; and those holding more than multiple OF
four shares shall be entitled to subscribe for an ad
dticnal share.
Fourth. All shares upon which nstalments are yet
TO be paid under Resolution Of May 49, 1868, will be
entled to their allotment OF the 70 Per Cent at par
as though they were paid in full
THOMAS T. FIRTH.
422m Treasurer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-14

ntsSy- BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE Is THE
cheapest and best article in tho market bluina
clothes,
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY ACID
IT WILL NOT INJURR THR FINEST FABRIC,
ID is put up at WILTBERGER'S DRUG STORE.
No. 233 N SECOND Street, Philadelphia,
and for sale by most of the grocers and druggists
The genuine has both BARLOW'S and WLrBRR-
GRR'S names the babel; all others COUNTRR-
FEIT.
BARLOW'S BLUE will color more water than four
times the weight Of indigo. 27uf3n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-14

Messrs. Hong and Foy, and there now remains
nothing for VS. to do bot to appeal to the Cover
nor to interpose his veto, and in consideration of
the important Interests involved. we commend
the matter TO bis serious attention, and beg of
BIN not to become party to the outrage.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-14

reSy- 70 i r G H T &c 7 g.
OFFICE on THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE
ERECTION OP PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
PHILADELPHIA. April j. lisa
Designs or Public Buildings be erected Inde,
pendenoe Square in the city of Phladephis with pech
catious and the will be
OFPlCB OF THK "pRPARTMENT OF suKvBrHs
No 224 South EIETH Sareet, until the FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBRR NEXT, at 1s M.
Architects intending TO submit plans will receive ercv
lars containing full the character
Of tho proposed buildings she amount Of seoommodston
letter. TO the andersgned Secretary Ok the Board Of
Commissioners u the southwest cornor of Walnut and
Fifth streets.
premium OF $4,000 viii be paid for the desisn possessing
merit Sl5Oo for tho second best S0 tho
third and $500 for the fourth The decision upon the
merits OF the plans TO be made, and the premiums
awarded by the Board OF Commissioners be<oye
frst day of October next at IL NJ
All rejected plans will be retarned-
a. q PUGH,
47lS secretary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-14

CLOTHING.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-14
pss- OFFICE OF THR FRANKLIN FIRE
W0D INSERA NOE CnMPANX = -N--

MY DING AND ENGAGEMENT
Rings, Of sohd lSkarat fne gold QUALITY WAR
RANTED. full assortment Of iees always on hand
as4wfms No. 324 CHRSNUT Street below honssh
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-14

other cities rapidly adopting the Elastic snonge
as substitute Ior cHried hair in stuing cushion
0heapnessi second its great durability 3mwfS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-14

me- BATCHBLOR'S HAIR DYE. = THIS
splendid Hair Dye the best in the world; tho only
true and perfect Dye harmless reliable
disappointment ridiculous tints; remedies the ill
effects OF bad dyes invigorates and leaves the Ha ssf
and beautiful boeb bToton Sold BY all Druggists aud
Perfueys and properly applied az Batohelors Wig Fac
tory. No I6 BOND street, New York 427mwfS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-14

TuE ALABAMA CLAIMS TREATY was rejected
by the Senate yesterday, the vote being within
one of unanimity. This settles Reyerdy forever,
and Minister Motley will find clear field when
he arrives in London. The next treaty that is
drafted will doubtless contain some elements Of
justice, aud stand chance Of ratification.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17

Lo3sEs THE Without desiring TO in
ies'ero aith H.a mysterious orders q fashion.
winch ladies alone c4n understand j Il q TEL
grss We notice 8 rolaru 10 TO custom Il tight
laeing. al that can be SAID Or written ca THE
subject aPqeAss q take egee, oaiy for season,
Ladies ere sarne1 that 10 s.Auiate tie form. oi .
sasp briggs ga coasumplsu, cg9aLed shoulders
q red nose aHd tgaiH ~ other evils, SET time a.
w hme thsg brace themselves il Ateei Or siaie-
bone gnul 'hgurl, ~ d j. called for TIE iall-
Liner ! naae s ufe shieA, h0wegef prttty u
laaE eiolhgs apah, il osisalaiy - nueh g. rafi-
- Ai;h the natural properties q h'3ag
cfaAtafs e. q rfssgat ti.y appearance = a. "a
EessfAss4 igssLse 4le laaess a. Eat-
he44et 4pdlAar o. hat tarare tAemse sp
pafss ssyls th4a ALA NEea Sc sad q ths a.
it4cl9- ihe nQFel sugae ai boots, HlEA aesie b
pissed s. q .efA go b.-dy i4ra4.d = Il 1.lA-
ls a-s sEas aaa .4ts4e - q eaa .nag
a4 iAss aElag@ies 4 lAs s5aaa uaa eaH
fsl 4p4et sefiAa-e.t la - I-t
.ars wa st4a 5asea tfs a4
a4d Sc shaa3 -tHi
tal t-sls1 A ssas a4s aaaalsssas
l as--~ aals.-alss aaf b
-aig alaa4 aaa 4A
fs-t- sst--a la a.ts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17

Milwaukee claims 10000 people, Of
whom it is said SO 99S drink larger.
a Dixon, Ohio, tombstone bears
tho simple cpitaph i" Gone up
Eight hundred new liquor saloons
were licensed in Chicago las; year.
The temperance societies Of the
United States have membership in
total o. 100000.
Chang, the lately arrived Chinese
giant, is the LATEST man in the world,
because he lies the longest in bed.
Minnesota people believe that
there are valuable gold mines just
north Of the State line III the Hudson
Bay Compauy's territory.
The kangaroo skip is a new thing
with the ladies at Newport. They lap
the hands, keep the arms close to the
side, and 60 skipping aud jumping,
hopping aud bouncing, very much like
n kangaroo.
Travel in the immediate vicinity Of
the " hIte Mountains 10 very light, ow-
ing to the cold weather unusually pre-
yailing there. Where there were five
hundred guests at the Glen House one
year ago there are hardly any Just now.
-ln recent seizure 81 champagne
making establishment in New York
tie articles found on hand we're -four
barrels Of white wine, one barrel Of mo-
lasses and one barrel Of yitriol.
Com. Vanderbilt is now believed
70 bc the riches, man in New York, with
the possible exception q Aston. He
owns a majority Of stock IN such great
corporations As the New York Central.
Hudson Riyer. Harlem, Southern Mich
igan and Lake Shore Railroads, aud IS
accredited 10 b. worth at least one
hundred millions,
Il gentleman u Joliet lId hav-
iug submitted to spiritual medium 3
loss ID hAif from iae t4ll VI dead dog
she examined il II trance VItA tAe
ioi.oa.ag result in looking into thia
system | Fad bright active hsllu.
aHA mech scraiai9as hum8r through
Ae ah1le system Aud lhen sLo g9es
s. s. s iaa 1l.aos.a 81 the ease,
aa5 81 uags d l9s VIC gsa3a
Supposed to te E.sL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17
rHH esf.sQff 81 cEs~sEs u-&Er ~
as nmNN.

F9ss eau sa a@s ea sai 81
e. slA - nrfk EzS t7 t-6af
aee r. tias itaas yaiat s. cas- Cows.
ia 81 TtsmaT ns1t. az b rahab p a ~
80 ~ ssasa.0sst Is as Csasar9san 81 80
iaes
Flsas ae eAaf.o'sas e lasa.e grpa
as "a g eal as-s
rfn5as g. a5sasal s.ss.. - = ~ ffslsa-
lasv aal aenaisl e.cassasd State aal saaly
s1s.s
,haHFlas tf Hale q sapatag ne Judges
Is tl.e 8.sssla es.it feia lss sleetrr . shs
aFpalaHfg systfu. u5lh terra FL "a frsHs
fsrsaa.ng veucn b rale. "a ihg same terms
q mes.
6laasl.as the C.aasI. ana prav.l.ns q ass
alslls = alara1las lle Caaai ,atlon
samo u thtao rcaaaHssa.laaaus vii eane ui.h
ul9fs seieht thsl a,htfs Taiiu reference %
taf Jsilalsry syatsa, Instance WAS adopted
unsaIn abla iaat 90 vamaa sas age Z
az pea "a en- va 81 ! snap game, 8
ua g. al Gaaaa.l hs.as 10 fact oqpsaod 3
A. va urlcrttssj t.s ssse houoser shai ari-
eie e auaH5meai vas u0t adopted by auy rule 81
parliamentary usage 9f c1mmga reasc. Tie
f4cta are % follows. tbs Couls tt9o3 serea Is
81 Is ihe mcasaU. ne uhlaa,y being opposed
~ woman suffrage Mr. Reddgll. after making
a spcatb agAiuas somans voting was called ont
II TIE stats, and lef, accordingly Advantage
wAs taken y saor aassaeo ~ Mr Dewey lau-
other opponent q tee measured, which accord
iagly stood SIX for, 5 i've against tAt PROPOSE.
a1n - admit Wamea 90 yato--tba Chairman Mr.
Field, being one u t. dsa voting 10 the mega
ttye Mr. Dewey returned ana claimed the right
= vote, uh'ob si,ar ,ome pretty sharp dcba,e,
ess conceded sud % vote Nhlu his was re-
corded, stood siE toS1 4 he. Not having seeur-
"a ual arity, 81 coarse the measure was lost -
But tho Chairman shereupou doemed it neecs.
saIy iur linn 70 'lrls q casting vote, aud dd 80,
tlis tm9 voting ayet 80 e. ~ aeuira.j1a A.s lor-
NOR vote not speiug his say clear, we aupp8se
+ % throw two S1tcs agailsi TIE measure. Bat
( tliH Vaa clearly improper Asa Censor ho was
g1Aael 2 1ae ald only ono yuto te had no
more right 10 vet twice than aay other member
had. Aswe look It ID, It would have boon Just al
correct flr him y Tate twice for o. against the
I measure. as To vote once as member against,
and once So chairman, for H. II this Kind
Of decision o. a question can hold water, We
shall Be very much surprised,
On the question q abolishing the Council, the
Council stood, Se believe four FOR to nine against,
but thC majority rightly concluded to submit the
matter to the Convention, and an article was
adopted accordingly On which, and other mat
ters connected herewith, We shall have moro to
cay hereafter Free Press
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17
sorogrrD r,a.uras

An exchange says Farming is be-
coming, ycar BY year moro 81 au intel
loctual, scientific. artistic pursuit !,
is matter of thought IS well as hard
work. Study aud observation take the
place II old maxims, and tho sense Of
rural beauty Inns " mas have, it's graf.
ifcaGon. The old notion was that the
dullest 10y vas ibe one 90 stay II home
aud carry on The farm and that 70
"rcad, write ard cipher uas all.ho cd
ucation that vonll be 81 auy use 10
him, Il is beginning 20 Be seen that
that thu old methods were uuwiso.
"Carylne Of" farm was, and in many
cases sttil is, 20 carry il %, exhansting
its fertility and value, til il becomes
good ior nothing bnt to bold the world
together Tie greater part q farm
efs capital consists u his lands IN
any other business "a be continually
eating ont and diminishing ones capt
tai would he seen at oneo TO be extreme
folly, yet this folly Is being committed
by too many farmers An agricultural
exchange says, IT is worse than usc-
loss 10 cudeavor 70 hdo the fact that,
no, only in she east, bat what vas cali
esis1te vost, tho deplefable course Of
wearing out the land goes on aninter-
rup;edly, and those who thus injurc
posteriiy remove farther west, TO de-
spoil agaiu fresh virgin soil. Among
the many snbIecis requiring thought
and study ia managing farm, none is,
perhaps. more important than this
keeping up the land; another Is the iu-
dlcious outlay d capital No farmer
should pot money Al interest until be
il satisfied that il conii not he maie
probably employed ia his own busi-
neas 0theT subjects d importance are
tile adaptation oi products Dot only
10 The sol bas 10 the markets. eeono
my IN labor by The Csc Of machines and
by !udieiops plAI % votl. aud oil
tue minor details 81 management re-
curing care. ioreshoaGhl aid kao~l
edge u great variety ot subjects.
Agricultural colleges ara starting az
10 many q she States des lgnel 10 far
nisA opportunities ins agricultural edo
nAiion. bolh iheorpsacal and practical
II j. 10 lie hopsd they uay supply i
class q eancA,ed farmers class ~ho
can aauaga iafm haasaas 60 them
nelyss " others s..A Sad aud sleeess
Al present there IS gci lasa Il tbs
elaas tbai The aep colleges fal i df
cali q obtain seiisble persons ia
teaaasfa aad e.stasss Tic same d.f.
Geelty esenu 8 aAdiug msu qaaiiasa
IL a4nase il.e isfsaa eotAeetel all
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17

California proposes 70 ~ into The
tos business japanese colony have
purchased sai,Ablo lands. AID begun 10
plan, Tho seeds 81 the tea pIantia large
quantities Tho foot.hill lands Of Cal
iforuia have been found 50 nearly like
the good toa-lands of japan as to give
strong hcpc that Tie attempt 10 raise
ten upon a large scale VIII be entirely
successful Wo already took to Cali.
iornia for gold, quicksilver. tin, cobalt,
sntimonyi lead, sulpher, and some 9th
err minerals, TO SAY nothing Of the -four,
fruit and wine which she is ready TO
send us in almost unlimited quantities.
II IN addition she takes the little job Of
supplying the Eastern States with tea
we will be glad both for her sake and
our own TO have her succeed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17

Government bonds have appreciated
in value At home and abroad, about
two dollars on hundred, the last
week, the result OF Secretary Bout
wells policy Of buying them with the
surplus funds in the treasury They
arc now worth 30 cents in gold, and il
the condition Of the treasury warrants
a continuance Of the purchasing poll
cy, they viii soon be worth par in gold.
II viii then 10 an easy matter for The
government to sell new gold bond
bearing 4 IL per cent interest, on
long umo, at par and when this can
be done the annual burden Of our debt
will soon be ightened, Patience IN.
der taxation and a rigorous economy in
tho government will soon make our
credit good aud when that time ar
vel Us wifi be much more easily solved
than in the conflict Of opinions and IN
terests is now possible.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17

Hss HruFs Eit o. a.atss csc Eslf
lsss 50 80 aat as pa'u- e rs te1asts
s. iat va. rslasssd Is f2s ee6-I ran 81
e paFasI 5 y $50 unsr sasa Ferasa IS
tt sgsia y iha-s sash snesh sst fthra
s. aay sisir 8 aats g lbs rs AT As =
th rtsail elusated ah Tia maa has CSC
s,reHett e aaar. .ai 81 ~ He IatelHep-s
g su et. he "a sata a. ltuat Is ca 6. -
Z s.sts aaft & iss aaa s..ag ttsa taaa i lass
ja fel ihr a4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17

II is NO, expected that there viii
he much reduction, i any, in the pub
lie Debt ior the present month, on &C
count q the heavy drafts made on tie
Treasury Department by the Interior
Department 70 pay pensions One
warrant iof tbs purpose amounted 70
about Ton millions u dollars.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17

a.fu staps fsi stqre sd asylama
asd q aseraat rnfaie ot,afes
In ia here : neel = Prs!ats9ra g
AereE8aro SD young mcs wouid 10
uca q direct tboif thoughts g. tais
tpens1g neid specsA.ly a. waai are
called dbe aeanci proicaous are
uuaded already WITH persons e mod
cata abAiy. who hardly lad vi pe
sd verge 'af sueA talents - ihey have.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17

HESnY wAHD BGrnea on CLo1HEs WRmoERs.
after constant asa 81 tie UalycfsA Clothes
Wauger for more than four yeas "a nay
family, am authorized by tie ''poUgrs that b.
70 give q Tho most unqualified praise, and pro-
nounce it a. Indispensable part d tie mAci1a-
cry ~ Housekeeping
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-17
cAuTIoS 10 FEMALES N DELICATE

y HEALTH DIX DOW rbytiaH ani surgeon
No EH0ic8tt - Boston ~ consulted dsiiy ~ sii
Diseases iHeiJsfi t9fhs fnais sEstffa, ffspsua :.
eri af Flour Atlas Suppression, sha piher htnstFaai
arrangements lrs fftard nh He'r pathological rriHel,
~ = aaa speedy tflif gHsfaAtHsd ID very few asTs
~ ayatiah'y fcriaiN q this new uudp n Treatment
itat te sost olsa-fe complaints giFif nnasr ~ AID
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