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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06

There Is not in the present Britisl,
o OF Lords . single descendant ~
the Twenty-Five barons t~appuiuted tn ca
iorce the observance Of MaguA Charts.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06

!oe oncerts'nty of the marriage tie in
certain States. wss iIlustrat+d Il u,h.r
lay At . trial in Michigan, when one Of
the wltnseses testified that he believed ha
was . nssrisdN MN. -fIEG0
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06

""O H'S4~ Ss84~>t
gold, ~ss lately fonnd in an Oregon mpue.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PAkl6ba0F
% West B.i,m Rouge, Filth JudiciA D,s,
trict, J.ha Bird ". James L kotoe't.
M. 20{2. sas 80 -
BY virtue VI an alias writ IL seizure spd
sale 81 an disscted in she sbovu entitled
and numbered cause. of date Septemoer
18th u. d. 1851. from the Hon. The Fiste
district Court ia end for the pssisAes
West Baton Rpuges Stste afsrsssiA
have seized aud viii offer 1t public. -
% the last sad highest bidder, q
C"nrt Ho.se door Of this parish + w.
B.ton R.'oge. on y saSos a...s
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of NAsahA ~
1859, between, The hours Of II {. 49,
: p. N, I'll right title and intsrcst os -
dsfandaats lsneaL Lohds'l, iasslaans
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06

ia,r In. sr.,s Fam. L. ., ~~ n
pf''aeh'ax sta,- Fair. w.. 1sas Ia toe a.
= lbs, OF the special p,,., presess atIayy
Dss', "asred ny s.r,ou. I,Se'. which h.s
"f this city. These, If c"a s.uisass
o off, : 10 The hs long l'.. Of PREMIUM !. 'aa,s
Offered by Mr. Ch.rIs. y,
sss, bale Of Ti" sas,'S -, f', ,.,., 60
un''rd States, taxing Int. as,:sa lHt,
C., nd ~ ' 20, less than 800 rspa ss.' ~ vi
'''i W 'sa.' same cpndi,ioa., .ala zeiss
premium OF one hu,.drp, : SPECIAL
ues' drawing III vale. 5e.l. .''s 9. '0r he
']'"'trfs exchange On a 10, 81 :. .'t.e
y izo iee' The building to t. , .. o
lies ''g'i ; the plau to i.elu,. Il. : SO
'on ;s'ound plans for each star. ,'s eltsst
sections and probes Of The s.s, ,'sSss
peisons' The winning pIan q ofa
Inc d"uor Of he premium . g %
offered By 5. N. Muay-Bs
ana lfo'fa one drz+u shirts and 4
collars latsadrisd IN The civ Of NJ. :. .sa
ieafs~ tor store use. S25 "ss W
Offered by b. 7. Wasbe-R..
'f'z a pairs n'ein' cottuu L.lf h..s 0ae
III Louisiana, $50. .osV VIDE
ofrFed by nuios Dolbear-n. y
vi psAnahsiip by any person p.d.'s 4
ye'rs u age, $40 i.e... piece 4 I. =
'nahship s'y aty person undrr- "a ~
OF age, IS b+s. set If book. /. sesi'
any prrs.,s. $40. aaas sg
of-red by H. Bopnnhl-B.c-
up"" the maansr Of ssiag bisuloh,,s !,
Hire Tor the d~ef-cation OF cane i;u,..s y
'i.s grsnnlssing OF sugar. $50 wv
oHrrsd i.y M-ssrs Hay / M.l,l. ~
Orleans Best forty cit, DAVID .s1 ~ -.
green saited hides, avvrsr,so Sn
three OF iDore butchers to c,r,r,p,.1 "a
Fifty city aayed aud eufsd ,s s. ys
klps averaging 20it., three ., mo-.
butchers 10 eonp-i-) $50 -r"'
Offered by Goodrich & Ba1p,-n.,
sample Of open kettle Louisi.o. .D,.,
s25. ''s'''
Offered BY T. B. Wslshe, 10 Cam,
the best boy rider. undr, s,u,,,
years Oh age. Buys 6ue dleas sui, i
,'oti'ng ; To stcond best boy rider upd,,
.curteen yefrs Of age, The ae.rislios
,fr's riding whip. valued 1t us. ri.
wall be required to appear ID ioci,y
.osinme ~
offered iy G T Howard-Fs ~ q,
.'nr c"mpany that. with thirty of i,s tsa,
ids memirrs. takes its engine .hsif ,
n'Ie and ,h o IS water through one hdsa.
ed feet oil hsse IN the shortest time. ts5O
= the second best. $l50s- Cyxns ~.
MEH - III
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06

An Australian physician has cured the
bite Of tradly serpents by injecting ALI.
rnuDia into the veins OF the patient.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06

A OH" inventor applies Tor q patent
DO : snoring preventive. II consist. IN
% sPp''estaoa Of . clothes pin 70 tho nose.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-03-06

A seventy. nine pound nugget. ons-ta'sa
gold, vas lately fonnd in an Oregon mlDe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
BOSTON. MASS.
RicIn.nuG y'nf,nocp TSnrJa+

OCTORER A. Market very active In" past
week. We revise some Of our quotations. All
classes Of old Tobacco have been In demand. ard
better prices were had for dark shipping IN so"ud
condition. Our quotations are:
Lugs.-Shippiur green unrip", common 10
medium, ss.50ni9; shipping. ripe, In good order
I' wor kTrh' nGo1 G"l% % hri.
nr working. common to medium, sl-Mrl7: bright
smoking working, good TO tire, flsI .3l:
frosted. s7.5o05s.
LeaE-Shipplnr. short dark. In good order, 81. 70
I5ll.5o: shipping, short dark. In soft order. j.
NS!l shipping In good order, long dark, rich md
;"aNy fl2ITlG: shipping, IN soft order, long
dark, rich and waxy, *ld@%i2; English shin
ping. inWTl5; stcmm!nr, short and lonr. :leN
Tli: BRIGHT wrappers, medium 20 good. 1850 go
bright wrappers. line Ia extra. ?55M$gJ: sun
cured. medium 4Ilf*l6; sun-curcd, fine, SI5U
- frnslnl. SnlLSln. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

THE STORM - BALTIaoRE.-The rain
storm which commenced 1t daylight on
sunday morning continued without ccSsa-
iiun throughout the day. and nj . O'Clock
ynis moInir" the rain was still falling
*tradily aud III LARGE quantities. 1t is feared
that great damages have been occasoned by
ii, hut rs yc: Eot!rirg is definitely known.
80 trains we're dispatched over the North
cTn Central railroad last night, and it was
reported that bridges on the line had been
washed away. Joness falls rose steadily
DARN" the day, and the people on its banks
Yesterday afternoon and at night were re-
moving The contents Of their houses and
preparing for another inundation. III the
lower part Of the city, back Of the Centre
Market, The water was flowing into the
streets i'll small quantities, and there were
general fears for the worst. During the
night The wafer rose very rapidly, and
another great flood, such az that OF July
1868, was looked for. american, 4th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

NEW ToEK October t-Noon:-Stocks steady.
short l@ss. Gold, i@ei: 5-.''s, -, III THINE
cx-courons, 50 new, 52:. Sor,h iarolIna 5's old,
50 new, 80.
Flour dun and declining. Wheat dun aninomt-
nally unchanged. Corn duh and declining. Pork
l>sc. Cotton firm lnidlllIn"s 27!r. Spirits Tur-
pcntnc firm III 4:3c. Resin quiet III r:.25,L $3.50
for strained. FrcIghts quiet.
EctHiHJ.-COtton trmcr, closing quiet; sales
;, bales at csc. Flour heavy AMI lower; super
line state, 35.15MSj.'o: fair extra southern. s..
MiG.7C. Wheat heavy At lGt2r. lower; red western.
3.i@Mfl.It Illinois. *l.2>m :.a5. Corn hc;!y! and
.Gt3r. lower mixed western. g,r. 6iSi.Ul.
Governments heavy 5-2o's, g., ll9'. Southern
securities irregular. Money easy III Per cent,
with some business ut per cent. Sterling i'm
proved 1T leSiMi09. Gold quiet and steady al l2o:.
Stocks closed steady.
BALTIMORE, October 4.-Cotton = shade better
but not Iuotably higher. Flour duh and lover !;
!IowarG-Strcct sUpcrlinc, $rM IS p. Wheat dali
II $l.4. Gtfl.45. Corn-Whitc, :LocM $1la; yellow.
tL.U5Gtil.0s; mixed western, 81. oats dull II 5>Gt
6oc. Rye, ;l:l5Mil.2o. Fork, 49,. Bacon tr1n !;
shoul4ers; d It44T:,r; Lnrd eMl>ic; Whshey
pons, old, !. new, 81 bid
CINCISSATI. October !.-Whiskcy, *l.1G0 FILE.
Pork unchanged. Lard unsettled 1T ltic. Bacon
held firmly: shoulders, ltic.; sides, 2vc., with i
light demand.
LOUISVILLE, October i.-Proyisions firm. Mess
pork, l32 Shoulders, l7c; clear sides, 203c Wits
key, II Is
WILMINGTON, y. G.. October a:-Sprits tur-
No. and No. l. Tar steady at $3.50 Cotton
steady at 2!.425c.
NEW ORLEANS, October 4.-C0tton nrmcr
sales $50 bales receipts, $3.50 bales. Sugar l2t
Ttl.ic. hDlasScs-Ecboilcd. GAG &c. Gold, Isl
New York sight, &c. discount.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
Ahe Robbery Of tho Norwa1.<, Conn.,,

special Correspondent Of the New Haven Register
NoRwALK, CoNN., October 1.-The town
is i'll a fever Of excitement, owing 10 the fact
that the Norwalk Bank was robbed last
night Of large amount. The burglars
gained m entrance by opening the front
door with false keys. They then made an
ingenious attack upon the vault, and, with
the aid Of powder, gained an entrance.
There they came upon large Hcndrickson
saiC, purchased only two years ago for Il
hurolar-ToCf. With powder and tools they
forced of the door, and took nearly all the
funds inside. The bank lost $50, 900 in
cash, and the President ST 900 in bonds,
and a far greater loss is cntailed upon de-
positors. IT i thought the loss will reach
fifty or sixty thousand dollars. The thieves
broke open every box in the safe. The SOL
ycncy o. the bank will not be affected. The
explosions Of powder were heard in the
NIGHT, lat failed 10 attract attention. The
robbers were thoroughly and Systematically
organized. They darkcncd the windows
with black cambric. and covered the floor
Ti}h scaWecd 10 dcaden the sound and Il
costly &. Of tools were left behind. The
bank is doing business to-day rs usual. The
capital Of the bank IS $500. 900, and its cir
ci9lation amounts to S2CG,0Go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

WASuINGToS. October 1.-The revenue
receipts from the southern states arc nearly
fifty per cent. greater than last year.
Secretary Boutwell, speaks ut Philadelphia
for Gcary tonight.
Hon. Amos Kendall exp ostmaster-Gcne-
raj. is gradually sinking. His mind is per-
fectly clear.
Virginia paid Fl .sl3, 000 tax on manufac-
turcd tobacco between March and Septcm-
hrr
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Foreign News.
SPAIN.

MADRID, October 4.-In>urrcctionarv
movements are still maintained ut different
points. Republican volunteer forces are
collected in the cities OF Madrid, Barcelona,
and elsewhere, for the purpose OF rcsculng
prisoners. The telegraph lines are cnt, and
trains carrying Government dispatches have
been stopped. There is much alarm ut
Bajaz, where the populace is much excited
and unruIy The Republican deputies to
the CorteS have organized counter rcvolu-
tionary Democratic bands in lcreScapaird
and Matasado. In the latter place they
were defeated.
Serious events may occur ut any moment,
but Madrid FIT the moment remains quiet.
- FRANCE.
VIENNA, October 1.-The PreSse pub
fishes Paris adyices to the effect that Napo-
leon hopes to announce nj the meeting OF
the Senate and Corps Lcgislatif general
and simultaneous disarmament CT tho Eu-
ropean Powers.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, October IA person at King 5
hospital has been identified rs either Kelley
or Deary. one Of the FcninS rescued III
Manchester. The police are guarding the
prison to prevent another rescue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

TIE NOGG, CHANDLER CONTROVERSY. -fh"
controversy in Concord, \. H., between
the Hon. G. G. Fog, OF the Inicpendent
Uentocrot, and Hon. ". L. Chandler, OF the
EcPGtl.c0n Statesman, has resulted in 4
deposit Of $4,000 from cach-thc latter
oll"riug to prove chat the former offered
Hon. j. G.. Sinclair 10 lend his (FCgg' >
influence Tor the election Of Judge Chase il
nominated 10 the Presidency hy the Demo
cratic party. The SlG,0e0 "on is to he dis
;ributed among tine religious societies i'll
Concord. Tie decision is let to three
!cirrrc~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
United Etatca Supreme Court.

WAsurSGToS, October 4.-rhe United
States Supreme Court assembled this morn
ing, but there was no quorum, and the
court adjourned till Tomorrow. The order
of business is: First, argument of cases
pending at the close of the former term ;
and next, those for which 10 days were as
signed on the regular docket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

PoL1T1cs IN TExAs-REsIaNATIoS or
GOVERNOR PEAsE, &C.-Golceston, October
".-ProyiSional Governor PcaSc sent in his
resignation on Friday, and will take the
stump f." Hamilton. The action Of Gene
raj Reynolds and the Administration re-
gardin" Texas affairs viii cause twenty
more Republican speakers to take the field
toi' the Hamilton ticket. Preparations are
being mad" !Jr Il Grand Hamilton demon
st.ItiOn here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

TIE BoI1rR EXPLOSION AT THE INDIANA
FAIR.-fudtanGpoiis. October 2.-Ihc
morning papers give the number Killed
by the explosion on the Fair Grounds III
t;@cnty-a"ycn, and the wounded at tfty-siX.
The wounded doubtless exceed that num-
Der, g many were Immediately taken to
their homes, and 10 report has been made.
he most dangerously wounded were taken
10 the Indiana Surgical Institute, and all
arc doing we'll but three.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

NOTICE.-The subscriber, hayinga
~ returned to the city, would respectfully va
inform his friends and The public that he l. w.
prepared 10 make the best quality OF BOOTS AND
SHOES to order at the very lowest prices.
JOHN G.. EBENiIACk.
Main street between Eightccuth and Nineteenth.
REPAIRING neatly done.
Constantly on hand, READY-MADE WORK OF
the best quality. DC 5-c"dlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
I by an order Of the circ,it court o. the United
s'.r.cS for the district Of Virginia appointed re-
.riyrrs Of the ci,cts Of The Bank OF Virginia, here
BY Ia obedience - That decree, notify all persons
Indebted TO sid bank forthwith IL pay the debts
due by them 10 said bank IL the undersigned re-
cclvcrs. DAVID }. SAUNDERS,
:. {. TARDY,
sc a0--goL Receivers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
Foreign Markets. -

Foreign Nyarkcts-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, October !-Soon.-Consols, g3.. United
States bonds, ST.
LIVERPOOL, October Naturalization steady :
uplands, l2sd. Orleans, l2id. TirD o'cLock-
Cotton rmcr; estimated sales. 10 900 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
More Trouble in philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-The Shiffler
Hose Company were attacked on their way
to a fire last night. The police are said to
have led the attacking party. Several fire
men were hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
RICHMOND, october l. 1859.
riNO TILE MEMBERS OE TUE HOUSE

! y -III.-I = O4 TT
4 OF DELEGATES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
served in the late Confederate army IN officer In
the command Of the gallant and lamcnted Colonel
T. +. August, and receiving severe wounds 1T the
battle Of Drcwry's Bluff which resulted In the am
putatfou Of my leg and being disabled rs am.
and dependent upon my personal cNcrtlon5 for i
support, most earnestly appeal u You. gentle
men! and ask that you elect me In the capacity Of
DOORKEEPER. | have faithfully tried but in
vain, to lind such employment a M disabled
state will permit me t. accept. WITH the assurance
that. should you favor my appeal YOU VIII have
the qualification Of knowing that you have assisted
one in the most extreme necessity, and with the
promise to serve you faithfully and cncrgetically,
am, very respectfully, your oheGeut servant,
or 4-ots HENRY {. JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

eesses generally employed in the manulac
' }0rc OF chewing tobacco, using swcctcning,
iIcer1ce, or Sweetcncd materials, is Liable to
Snc tax cs thirty-tWo cents, under ackGtc1cr
name sold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
"Acting Commissioner

TIE TAX Of FAEMI.Es As = Produce BRO
grEs. ''-Drputy Commissioner Of lntcfuIi
Revenue J. H. Douglass on Saturday all
dressed 4 letter 10 Assessor " ooGaii, II
Wilmington. Del. "rcEdiyc 10 liability 10
succial tax OF farmers who sell the products
Of their farms from the ~tcunuoat wharf, or
along the market wherever they can lad 4
us,,te To unload the same, but having no
particular stand.2 The acting tomlnls-
ljoner saws .'t!lat farmers whose occura-
1ion il i to sell the product, o! their Farms
awnv from the place u production: ana at
:, store or stand. are Liable TO special tax a
rrod1,cn brokers. Persons sell!n& III tllr
wav described come in competition Wllh
dealers and brokers who pay the SpcclNd tlA'
and 10 exempt the farmer rom inc I'N Miei'
doing the same business WouIo DC 'n2mI-
fc,tly unjust. The tarDIGr VINO aet4",t
make. = q business to SO sell should De heh'
~ produce broker. occasional "cts, hoU =
crcr' do not create liability 10 the 1peciaii
lax: and as il is believed to be the poilcy %
the law to place as few restrictions a. w., =,
consistent upon asrtcutur! producers. ''c
stnrn,c should he Construed LbcrpHy.~
ToBACco DEcIsl0N.-Commiss!"IGl ~
Iauo decides that tobacco prepared W pro-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

FORTRESS MONROE. October "A hcay
northeast wind prevailed all last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
FURNITURE, De.

T. L RSIT u RE, MATTRESSES, &c.
i HAYWOOD K RITTER, opposite the post
tqrc 10 order any style Of FURNITURE and
MATTRESS.
CHAMBER, PARL OR, and DiNISG-R00M
FURNITURE that has been seen In Richmond for
many years. CiAMHEi. SETS can be bought AZ
our establishment from SIS 10 $500.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS OF all styles
made 10 order, and warranted rs represented.
As The prices of most other goods are coming
down, we have reduced the price Of every srtic!c
In our line and are now selling about 10 low a. Wa
did before the war. Al In want Of FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
stock before buying. We have goods 10 suit
the rich or the poor.
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-oficc, Main street,
sc le-3m Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
SEYgEEG-N.4CiEISES.

SEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT aud SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
SLOAr L ADDINGTOS,
jy2! l4l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
TOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.

We are now In receipt or = large lot OF DOLLS
Of all sizes from an inch to three and half feet
long, with and without moving eyes; natural
hair; made OF wax, china, and composition ; and
at surprisingly low prices. Give us 4 call
ANDREW PIZZIEI & CO.,
Sc 20 sol Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

DOVER II i l. COAL, The cheapest
l graf, fuel In market. CARBON I'LL SOFT
COKE the best cooking fuel in market. y
TIIEACITE COAL. all #tH"s. ut lowest market
rates. WrDD-OAK ana PISF--1wcd or hong.
at lowest market rates promptly delivered in any
part Of lie cit by jos rs s i;H"rNE. Agents
Dover Company 'ni Carbon i'm mines. Ia"r on
II Nh street neal. Canal. .aT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
STOVES AND T'GNwARE.
e.. GREGORY

CHARLES &. GREGORY
Is receiving ana keeps constantly on hand, large
assortment al line most improved patterns Of COOK
ING-STp VT. for wood or coal.
PARLrR STOVES of every description. The
celebrated fucl-sayer, "MOENING GLORY
the SHEPHERD COOK. for wood MORNING
and EVENING ST AR EXTENDED TOP COOK
ING-STDVES, the best IL use, which will be sold
1T the lowest prices.
oc SIN No. ln7 MAIN STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

ToBACco DEcIsi0N.-Commias!"nGr "
E,uo decides that tobacco prepared ny pro-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

TIE lYLoE-FArM sQUATTEES. - These
lorIc:n ccntulnacious creatures viii Ill
be rclnoN by order Of the military in =
few days II Is Il somcW hat difficult matter
TO DISPOSE The aged and dcclcpid, Il. there
are no conissioners Of the poor APP ,intea
in Morbid .oua,y. ItWould haroi} DC an
i!nnropcr sposllion to quarter one On cacn
good I:aal in the two cities.-AoLJoIE
J1nyuGk,E
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-16

All persons owing bills to Bowen 4
Hopkins are hereby requested to cal
and settle up At once, as We intend u
close our Books on the 1st day d Feb
ruary 1869, after which time We shall
sell goods only for Ready Pay. thus
saving 70 oar customers 10 per cent.
from present prices, and 70 ourselves
the trouble and expense Of supporting
non paying customers, commonly known
a. Dead Beats u which there l. al
aneomiaoniy large erop his year.
After the u, u February We shaiI
y. 70 make i ios tie speoiel d ject d
al parties With eash 10 give al a cal,
as we have oone 70 the conclusion that
~Bird ID The Nse, Is worth two il the
Bnsh-
Please DO no. forget 70 read tbo al.ote
BOWEN & HOPKINS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-16
Cumberland Coal,
Powder and Fuse
Paints, Colors DrY and

in Oil Lead, zinc, Oils, Turpentines,
Japan, shellac, Yarnishes, Paint, Var
nish and White Wash Brushes ful
stock We make speciality II
GLASS, carrying q very large stock
q all sizes and qualities, and arc
selling very low Putty, Glue and
Sand Paper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-16
TEETH. TEETH!

TaENaar ssFr ana M,omSr Co.
" ANs0N HANDY propt. ngs,tba. Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-16

HASn sEAMf~, SRA pHEssls
For eanoeinng shaataug, tioborsng anil 81 gth
- purPaass.
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WANTED, AGENTS, Z: Z, Z, s, .;s.

eve yetefe tnste 1af female t1tBtf03nca tho GENt-
M IMPROVED COMMON eENNE FAMILY sEws
tS1 tNHiNE The H.Asiur aijl stsh. hcm irl
futE 4st rarll hlad ttaa aai Fn.tFDidcr ih most
H3tftsr WAHhrr Ptce oslF sis FBiy warranted
~ ne ears Wewi8i FaF glnaq ~ cay machine that
~i,i tfw stfaeser mprf helEllfl ~ mere cisasgic
than qsfs makes tie u Us o. Lnrk stitch go
tEeff HfHsHH sifH 81 E1s sii TIE cloth car.
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Aremfr sHi sFb te slH4 aef maafh auH tk pfHaes ar
etHafsstsH ins hea lsiaf llltt stlaHu c4a o. ma a
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No. r - l1Eft No
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fal4lHs ~ wsfihtet cAsi.itas aarbia#s nader iHc
tseg W. ahFtaifa NBrs Is he ahly gyHaIas suI
rally rfaetirai eltap ma1iilae tnanatsetaf,A
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We feel that We are making offers at this time
that well worthy Of tie attention Of this COM
munity, OF any otherswho wish to purchase goods
We are going to make a SPECIALITY Of the above
articles, aud are that VIC are offering induce
ments that have rarely If ever before been put be-
fore our customers.
Manchester, Jan. D 1855
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AGENTS WAN9FD

For THIS AMEElCt ~ YEAR houk Asp NATION
Al Hh9isfEH iur 1863, Astronomical Hisluftof
Political fnaurials Commercial Agricultural, EauoA
uonal Religions Tits work contains 4 Fptl fud . 1
late and valuable lBiuFmaitlH respecting fha Uhta
States and furelgu countrrn igeadiua etrty depaft
men 0i The NHtf3( and state t0S erHmrnts which al
classes wi nnd Invaluable Tor dRily rshtencc Ad-
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Tie Gnoisa Adto8ca Np rrr iatra To-
IN Dsatai dH.
~ N 7 FOLSOM af nlsioa, Alaas. hss ds-
~ tustrua uov method If so constructing tlo
plate ca shiloh The teeth ar sct that tines Nll nat
stsr - drop while eating - speaking nftiler
VAL hug PARTICLES Of food get nuilei Else plate np
matter what TIE cpnditnp u Tho mouth il, which
plates eanuat b. displaced by auy metiln 81 tie
bps tongue. lhave obiaiuvd tie exclusive right
to mako and sell these improved piates snd am
now prepared @ insert ihe same without extra
charge Al 81 WeHt " Artificial teeth are fctpeet-
fully invited t. give me a Gait
A, NJ. JOHNSON, nentiet
Manchester. Aermont
\ u. Thie method isrcommdndod hy 81 tho
eAdinE nsnitstr IN New England