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Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-07-03
PEACHES PEACHES F.! +!
-. PEACHES F! !!
ss~s s@ass'c
CASH! CASH.!

The subscriber, who has been engaged in
the Peach Business ut Clayton, BEL for six
years, in connection with the long estab-
lishcd, well-known, solid and Hllable firm
REEVES. BROWN & wfGAR~,
ny whoih no Peach Grower or Shipper has
over lost dollar, now chnnget %
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-07-03

Sold by All Druggists.
nov l7-ly
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-07-03

A beautiful farm of I30 acres, three miles
from Del. r. r., and three miles from navi-
cation, wei tenced into six fields. 1000 peach
trees in beaiing. Good neighl orhood. One
fourth mile from beautiful NJ. Il. Church
and school house. Good buildings. Price,
$780, Very low-terms accommodating.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-07-03

a farm of5O acres in Kent Co., Del. 2miles
from Morton station Del. II. Road. DWELL
ing out building. and fencing ordinary.
sonable time.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-07-03

a farm of about zoo acres, 9 miles from
the thriving town of Clayton, on the Del. II
II convenient tochurches, schools, mill, &c
in good neighborhcod, with good dwellin.
house, out buildings and fences. Price 81.
per acre. Terms easy.
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-07-03

A farm of rs acres. within = n milo ofMa.
rydell or IIalltown Ia ion on Md. & Del. II.
3 80, II. Is acres in timber, balance 80
fNHnI cleared and fenced and in good seT1sSsa
feii,i state of cultivation 1000 peach af5ssNA.
Ela..E trees, a few splendid apple -
trees ana other fruit for family use. Build
ings ordinary. There is gr at bargain in
LlAis. laenl. Price 5 rs per acre. II rms to-
Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-07-03

A farm of 1873 acres, at Sassafras station,
on Delaware r. r., ON which is fire wood
and rail timber sufficient for use of farm, di-
vided into fields with fair fencing, has ON it
n new dwelling house, and barn and 1900
peach trees of choice varieties year Old
Price $4,000, which is less than $50 dollars per
acre. Terms, half cash, and balance in four
equal annual installments with interest
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-22
Sic Scfunoisfeier bes Napftes.

Mat fdreibt ausGom Wabrenb Der Slern
tparen an 10000 Grembe III &pm aneemelbet,
1nb in ben Gasen Der Subilaumsfeierlidfeii
mar Der Mnbrang nod erSber. Wabreno cine
fir bic bieisen gerbaltniie wabrbaft abnurme
a1lte in 0erbinbuns NIT eirem anbaltenbenSfe-
aen ben Standardization III 70 weit Gintrae
that, ais bic fir pen erten Slertag iitlide Gr=
leu9tung bet Yeterstirde uno bas fir ben 2ten
5eiertas 6euermerf ausgeiebt tparb> fno bic SUI
bildumsfeterliGfetten BON benz pradtYcl Itsl
5riblinsswetter besinlist >poroen. SGuu bic
auBerorbtntlid srpBe Mn3abl Der Jremben CAB
Der etpieen Staet Gin serantertes Mn1sben, in
hen 5aupttraBen, ME auf benz Mpnte< Yineip,
in ben airden mic tit ben aaHee> unb Sptel<
bduiern mar bis tief in ber Na9t Elm buntesGe-
bratse uno aus allen 3wnsen bSrte mani reben.
Die 5otels unb bic 2oetrbduier maren iberfiQt
unb fir beldeibene @obnunsen purren bic
bDhiten Yreiie bebungen. Nm 6reitas ben 9.
Npril fan1en III laneen !3isen bic 2anoleute in
ibren tunten Natipnaltradten unb be fem
@gmude, I'm, benz bl. Slater tbre 0aben in
geranla6uns ieines Jsttases barsubrtnsen, ais
@ein, Gel, aorn, MebL Sbf, 5ibner, Ieu~
ben, anbereS Ueliieel, unb sor aIsm @asen
soll 8lumeu, uno eaS 0eoraase in Der episen
Gtabt nabm immer srSbere Dtmeniiunen at.
Nm 6amltas Mbenb tparb bic eisentli9e Geier
nit elmer elansenoen @rleudtun9 ber peterssir=
DIE eineeleitet. Die Sribme6e ant Spnntas
Mprsens 5 l1br, tparb BON benz Yaple absebal>
ten. Gie fpdtere fir6lide Geier in Der peters>
firGe parb BON Der ausselu6teten a%irdenmulf
b%egleitet unb ber eepaltise Dom par ni4t grpB
senug, I'm bic 3uitrUmenbeW ense aufsunebmen.
sfa9 beenbistsr airdenfeier seiste f9 Der papt
Der auf benz ct. yetersplags Seriammeltsn
Mease. Der Yapit parb nit nidt eneen mol
lenpsn i3urufen, Evviva Pho mono! II. bel. hi.
empfansen. Sim Mbenb fanb ein elan3enhes
8euertperf fatt, uno am fulsenben Sage gcr-
mittaas parb III ben Gdrtsu ber gile gprsbeie
eine Gesue lter bic paptliden Gruppen abse>
balteu. Der Salub bteier Jeierliafeit biloete
cine iterauS slansenbc Grleu9turs Der @taet.
Nn benz Ylase ND ber funftise Babnbpf aufse=
fibrt mirp, bate man finltltbe Garten berse=
ridtst unp einsslbbilpuns peS prrjettirten Saba=
bofgebdupeS aufgeltelt bic glsiAfalls ~elan5enb
erleudtet MAR.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-22

aus oebaut uno GO Meilen ber Central
Babn lit Californian. Die 9anse 2dn9e
Der 8abn ypn Smaba am Mi1ourt>
bis na6 sacramento uno Cali prnten
betrdat 1921 Mfeilen> felt benz l.. San.
1866 bis gum /. Mat 1869 (alio 1T 3
Sabren 4Wpnaten) wurpen 1621Wet<
len 9ebaut.
Man erinnere f6 an bic enprmer1
S9wierisfsiten> u1ter welden auf betz
ben Seiten an Der 8abn setaut prroe.
Nuf Der Rltli6en Seite muBte baS gauge
Saumatertal nad9efabren weroen, auf
cer mefli6en purpe lber bic rieii9e
5terra Neyopa an ibwinbelncen Mbz
9rincen Der iiber S9nee 1nO Gi5feloer
0etaut %un9ebeuere Sunnel wurpen
ourG bic Telslpiym 9eldla9en> uno
a1f bpben @ebtr9swdncen Der puroe
Die 8abn in ben barten Stein 9ez
iprenst.
Muf betoen Sette1 bate mani ale
2eben6mittel, ielbf pa5 Waner ben Mr@
bettern nadsufabren> bewe9te man gauge
Nrn,een NIT elmer wanoelnpen Wasenz
Staot Yprp1rt6> binter ben wte NIT
:3auberi9neue 9ele9ten SGtenen ber>
unp auf beicen Setten bate man etnen
barten &f init ben G%leu1enten, NIT
Sturm> 9le9en, Sdnee> Gis> 5ibe nrp
&dlte su tdmpfen.
Der Wunperta> 1T Ypllenbet. - GS
1T etn N~ubmeSwert Der Na<
ttpn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-22
Sic opQenbcte Nactfic Sabn.

Sci ouemIaceL II. tat auenNnflasen
iter cenS Expectations <S9wincel II. Die
liiperli1e Contribution melde Die Anz
laae Der poci1cz 8abn te9leiteten> lpQte
man cpb nibt SerseIicn, nit wel@er
Gneraie uup unter pel1en fplphalen
51mierietetten btele s Nteienwerf, bic
les neuelte Wunber eer Welt, ;uStanre
sebrabt wurre. AQerptnss bat Die
gnerste una Der llnternebmun959etlt
BET Natipn na5u 9etrteben, ater bic
auSubrenpen &raf te pare1 bod
Die Grdeer unp 8pufreder pteler srpez
arttaen Natipnol : Setrtebl amfett unp
tbr Tleib uup ibre raitlpl e Ibdti9teit
unp Muepausr> welde Belt unp Naunt>
Wianssl AT prpviiipnen> @aiier, Sauz
material II. +. ny. 70 9ldnseno gu iberz
winpen mubter, welde es psrf tanpen
Elm Nrbettaiyfem fir cine ipl6e Arbeit
in Wbplel ale> fpnnte man 1agen, fir
etnen wabrbaft fatrttmdsisen 8obnz
bau III lhafen unp su letten> nerptenen
Die 9rIbte Sewunper119 unp Die bbdz
tie Nnerfennun9 mag aab pa5 Wsletz
itete nod mett rpm YpQfpmmene1 entz
fernt ietu.
Gang abgeieben baron, cab e5 rem
@elbzS pcculanten, pelde an oerSpise
pes ll%nternebmens lteben, rpr alien
DinSen carum su tban ietn mibte, tit
auer Gtle Sstttpn na9S ettion su pplz
snren, um cie t%etrefenren 2anp> S9en<
fun9en unp 8pnpS iu erbalten uup raz
nit su mudern, 10 lag es rp1 tn1 Sn>
terel1e re5 2anpes> cab bic G%olIenpun9
Don Meer su Meer ldleuniait berseteut
wurpe pbne dn9ittiAe Nuditdt auf ~
fprti9en ipltpen Sau, pcer auf Die fiji
seite> ober Steueibt lebr ibwiert9 al
bauenpe &idtun9. Grit Die TpQenz
cuno Der 8abn madt Die Senusuno
aQer 9u!f5mtttel tint Often, Beiten unp
I'M Snlleru auf wpblfeille @eile m1sz
ltd. Ststne uuo 5pl; gu iolipen Gonz
trufttpuen fir Gruden, Odmnie II. cerz
sletden Miro man meniser foilptelis
Don BEN 8ellensetirsen jest AUDI fir
Die DitliA pavpn liesenpen 8abn1treden
beiteben - ebenip miro man pie prpz
p~iitonen fir Die Nrbetter auf Den ent<
%le9eneren meltliden Streden Ter Union
pacifcbabn jest biQiser spn Salt yafe
Gity pcer %Galtfonien besieben, ais
friiber Spm S1tsn. IS 1T ferner su be-
rudT6ti9en, PAP Die Yabn nur wabrz
baft prpftatel nad tbrer GuQenpuua
perpen fam, uno cab papur6 oft Die
btnretbenren Mittel a%b9ewprfen werpsn
fir tofipieli9e Briden, 0dmme, Sells
iprenoun9en, Wader uno 8esebauz
ten> Statipncn, DEPICTS, rpppeltss Sc
letS &c.
Der eanse &ielentau 1T III et,ra 81 81
Sabren bergeiteqt porcen. Nm 1. San.
1866 waren era I'M Often 40 Meileu
Der pacifc Union 8abn Don Smaba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-22
@iienbabn= TaDr= Nld11e.
Minne1pta Golley 8abn
Sc gueur uni ct. Meter Sise.

Minne1pta 8olley 8abn.
Sc gueur uus ct. Meter 3ase.
Geten as 8rrnme1 an
Son ct. 9aul, $50 @prm. Sn 81. pster $50 gfadr,.
$3.50 gtadm. &c Sueur $3.50 Madrt.
&c Gueur. $3.50 Sprn. st. @au1 HOS gprrt.
ct. @eter .2:15 gadn. Ct. Saul 500 Nadn1.
minneapolis Accommodation.
gerla1en ct. @aul:
1915 @prm;ttass, 1f:45 Nadmittass, 4:30 Sfadmittass.
@erlaNen @inneapplis:
S:45 Gpruttttaas, 100 Gprmittaes, 800 NatratttasS.
etases rerbineen iiI nit tea 3usen at aaea guntten.
Gaffern @rpree.
ger1SBt ct. @au1 $50 Nadmittass
Rpmmt an in Ct. Ndul II .05 7.20
Die 3uae tieier 9atn %nerbinten lit Wenbrta nit eenen
Der Winnelrta Central Sabn.
Spbn s. 2inccln,
Superintentent.
Milwaufee Ct pauL unb
Minneaplt5 8abn+
esTasiersiss ~ssrladen unS t~'''1'sn ait lit s0eff 81. paul
ME fplst:
Gas=GrpreI.
arn,,nen in Ct. Nanl an 7.1s gadrn.
9erlaiert st. paul 7.33 Vr.nt.
gead,t= GrpreR.
Mit 59laf-W asepnS.
Rcr11nen an 1T ct. gau1 11.t5 Grrn,tttass.
gerla1en ct. 4aul $50 Watn1.
.. 6. Steppart.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-22

b
WtQtu8 8rptb. IT, Dunbar.
StYauL Mtnnefpta.
gotr aberne9nen ete seIorsans aaer gum saatfade &c.
tbrisen @eibafte, unp spar Spr3ussweiie:
1. Nnnabn1e bon Deppften.
@elber, melde Bet uns beppntrt merben, feben jeber,ett
eAne %surbertes S!!inbieung. sur gerfasuns Der 9epennsntsn!
sereaten MIR 6 pGt. Sntsrefen.
2. @elozW ed5a.
@plt, g ..ber nnb frembe Wainsen taufen unb s~ersaufea
mir fets gum 9agesz@purie.
3. Nnfauf unb Gerfauf Don @ed5eln.
gpn euten 8anquiers= 9irmen a~ussetelte gDedfs tDnnen
Bel uns fets gum curranten Gpurie in @elo un,sepanbelt
tperben. gDtr Sertaufen @eajel auf Stem y.rt, st. euuis,
@hteaap, Mtlranfee u. ~, frpte auf bic 9aupttanbels.
plabe Oeutidlanbs, Sranfreids unb Der S6ipei3, u~nb.traf.
0ren mir u. u. auf fplssnse glase @uropas:
Mussbnr9> Granffurt a. ST.,
ga1A 8erlin,
8remen> GaieL
@pblenI @Dln>
2efp5ta> Mannbeim>
Mtin9en, Niirnbera,
Strabburg, Stuttgart
Trter. Wien
5embur9> 2p,oort &c.
4. Gtn;tebun9 DON @elbern.
@ir befpreen bas GoQectiren BON Npten unb
@9ulbi6einen aQer @rt, Grb1daften u. (. ~. III
alien Gbetlen Gurppa's 1tnb Der Ser. @taaten.
Da3u erfprberlide Yaptere; ais Gplma9ten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1pbteni1eine &c. fer
tiget mir felbt, unte- @%arantirrng Der Nedt=
eilttgteit an unb beioreen bic cuniulari1de 8f~
slanbisnns berielben.
Den 0e9enpertb aQer in europa
pur4 inns cplectirten pcer bel uni fern
oprttgen @prreippnoenten fir un1 ere
2e6nun9 et119ebenpen @eloer sablet
mir bier tit @plp ais.
5. @erfauf Don Ya1a9e<@ 6einen
Msrssgsrt yer sssslisiff sSsr TSnsdis Ii isnis So %5esssi asS
aur @eiie ssn Stem gprf bis ct. geul au ben ~niebri9fen
Yreiien.
g. Besablung BON Toren
tn jebenn GbeiIe bes etoates. Mntauf unb gerfauf bon
9ru1eetsentbatt seset Gpmnnifitpn &c. a.
Z. geretnt9te Gtaaten Bombs
ieter @rt. ais 5-20er, 10-4oer uaa 7-3Oer taufen unb per-
lauren mir GUM Sa8eszGpurfe.
Gebrt1ber @tutuS s Dunbar
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-22

pom H. Mpri1 1869,
NIT pe16em alen Gbrifglaubisen ein rp1<
fpmmener Mb1a6 In Tprm eines Subj
1lum5 aus NnlaG bes Dfumentiben Gpn>
ellis Derlteben pirp..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

The matrimonial editor of an OK
change reports as follows Brides
are now III good demand Hymen &
Love report three sales at $1,000 each,
but us these were where papa was
worth a hundred thousand, they can
not be taken as a fair index Of the
market Holders are looking for bet
ter prices Bridegrooms are a glut in
the market, being displayed on eyory
corner in the city and densely packed
in front of socond-clase hotels The
recent breach Of promise suit at Chi
cago may have Settling effect on the
market We quote one pair Of tight
pants, plug bat, yellow eyes and hair
parted in the middle, at thirty cents
He was sold in bulk, or the price would
not have been so high Curtain lee
tuies continue to increase in interest
except to Mr. Caadle. TIE lpply
largely exceeds tile demand, and those
best posted think it always wa.
The National Monument at Get
tysburg, was dedicated on the LIST inst,
before a great audience, with appropri-
ate ceremonies Rev. Henry Ward
/ Beecber made the opening prayer, and
was followed 10y General Meade who
delivered Il short address. Senator
1 Morton pronounced too Grafton, and
BGygrd Taylor read commemorative
lpoem
Recent floods in Kansas we're the
most destructive ever known in that
State The damage to property is very
lgreat and between thaty aud forty
Hives are reported lost
Senator Wade, ii q recent inter
view in California expressed the opin-
/ lion that other States IN The Union, as
soon is they understood the character
Iof this intelligent, paticat and indus
tuous race the Chinese, will eypond
millions Of dollars IN obtaining them.
He expressed the remark that before
ten 5ears would pass the people Of Chi
ifouia would be framing laws to pre-
vent tAo deportation Of the Chinese
i Wltl far more zeal than they n0H seek
to prevent their coming
Tie new fractional currency soon
to lie issued, will be Of unsurpassed
worhmansh p, and will pro ably socn
drive out the various kinds now in cir
culation The ten cent notes will have
n yignetie Of the Goddess Of Liber,y,
and the tifties viii BE ornamented with
4 Carpenters portrait Of Dincoln.
"A New York statician figures up
that tie leading national benevolent
and missionary societies that have their
headquarters IN that city, received CON
Itribuuons for tie year ending May
last. Of $6,253,9G while the local so
eieties received 81 ,097, S55 more.
Additional returns from the Vir.
ginia election estimates Walkers ma.
ljority at twenty six thousand The
Richmond State journal asserts that
during the rejoicing without the city,
over the conservative triumph, several
flags we're displayed BY enthusiast {
| Walker men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

T Fn 81 Tnr JcrE Use
l,oaks % ne board Of directors q tAe
Boston Peaoo Jahiioe It IS reported By
sae x the hoard. shou that ibe s,al
re-, Il. e. o. re Ssys q ,hs Jatles
49, uutel Il $4,000 AS ne suns
isus II the expenses vas s3l3.3oo the
profits amounted 10 $4,000 il vaa
agreed Is tbe bsetd q lanagement al
tie atsc, e De enterprise thai L
L s..osl.l prove a nas1aAs. ar. Gilmore
ss9.80 aaI tbe balance
n ,ae @ a3aIl bs distributed
au t uei soldiers. and pid-
oNs aad children q deceased soldiers
.af tie towns ard villages q New
England. ID he proportion 81 their
sab lpt5us q tie Jubilee u WAS
ga3 laat 4 3iF, Gnor $50 zoe
wars ,o be pal ont Of thc $llaoo0
pfofta q .be jubilee week tic moaey
+ leh q BE- divided up amoag tao sab.
rsh8g towns would give them ouIy
trHug sam each The supplementary
performance q Tuesday was therefore
arranged a. a N cans q paying lr
Gilmore. without diminishing The fund
Har tie widows and orrhus That Alr
Gluofes services are estimated al
Their true value BY the directors, is
shown 10y their presentation 70 him
Of house and lot valued at $25,00C
IN Boston. This was free gift oyei
and above the stipulated $4,000 Nc
one else has been allowed to max,
money by the jubilee, The subscribers
having received the amounts Of then
+ subscriptions and nothing more. TIE
investment proved poor speculation
as far as attracting trade TO Boston va
concerned no business Of consequence
either in wholesale or retail trade va
done during tho whole week. The d..
goods merchants and leading grocers
who subscribed freely to the jubilee
confess to total miscalculation Of ii
effects on trade, although they are no
disappointed in not making money d
rectiy from the jubieereceipts, as the
did not expect or wish to do SO. tn
|, building will probably be allowed t
J stand about four months, and viii b
: rented for fairs, great meetings, etc
= the proceeds Of such rental TO be give
to tho charitable inititutions Of til
city BY the terms Of the contract th
I material Of the building, when take
down, reyerts to the builders, VIII
were paid 10000 for putting il mp.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

srt rnla- ,hs s,t rares m
,sp a4 bspss tlas 70 teaa a. far
r feto Tie bid e,.a -
tt.nsar he beas artscls a. U.s. marss,
vhes b ralty wiat hsllea fram
agl Is seaaI r ttirl rt Tbs
haaa. enter iata alaoq, efery DEPART
pest z trade Tga i pAeksl aaa n
tsa mrsi utl lore he sob aaee "a
g. 5 aiea.sraiai afur 40 preaGs
ae,tu3falc3, Is A.ll.a5 T. : e-,I aro-
aae worthless a @ rE P
uoauu. taai Z dsu
i 81 sgcfgwhsre. asa raas aal la
u0m Arc fraaaeatr composed ngrllg
a s3A water, poisonous compounds
and colorag mstter
Ta frauds ab5ss eaam i ~,
rto.Iy ia.1a54s Is ne ! s. tl
laftr basin tsr msisr.y 81 ins.aas
ars akeW detrimental 10 tla paU.s
Las.,l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

SHERNlS's AccoUNr or THE MARca
TO THE SEA.--In his address at West
Point the other day. Cen Sherman thus
alluded to his lannon's march to the
sea.
Il have oitentimes been asked by
friends familiar with Xenophon, Hume
and Jomini, ii which Of these books
had learned the secret Of leading arm
les on long aud difficult marches, and
they seemed surprised when ! answered
that | WAS not aware that had been
influenced by any Of them. | told them
What | now ten Won in an simplicity
and truth, that when / was a young
lieutenant Of artillery / bad often hun
ted deer 10 the swamps d the Edisto,
the Cooper. aud the Sautee. and had
seen with my osn eyes that they could
bg passed with wagons that in the
spring q 1874 lad ridden on horse
back from Marietta. Ga, 70 tbs Valley
q the Tennessee, aud back to ABgus-
T., p4ss.ng 10 nay course over the very
fields u A,teoua, 81 Kenesaw and Al
lan,A. where afterwards il fol- 10 NY
share 10 command armies and to uul-
ize TIE knowledge Tins casually gained.
Again 10 1919 and 1850 ! was ID Cali.
forms. and saw arrive across tia, viid
belt u 20)1 niles 81 anihhabiiable
country the caravans d emigTanl vs.
composed p meH. women and el.i'd.
rem. who reached their destination il
health ana strength and when va
ased to star. % q journey 81 1909 miles
w.th single blanket a. covering aad !
eoil 81 dried meat aad a sack u par ted
corn meal 81 i5gd NaA tAls Anaal
edge fairly Sc 4ursi. IL ac,aal ezper
enos. was there any need for sic u l0aL
baak % Aleraaaef lAe Greet t9 MH
bgr@gh f-F a1aUgics
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

An ON ELrrHAST AvNoNd AN IS-
SUIT TO a YouNa ONE The Milwaukee G
Wisconsin, relates the following addi-
tional illustration Of sagaeity Of the
elephant
Tho elephant Romeo, who paid oar
citya visit on Saturday. and who had
won quite a reputation for cutting mp,
started sensation yesterday, which
for some time bid fair TO be quite lively.
It seems that when the train was com.
ing into tho city on Friday morning,
some thoughtless boy threw stone at
the baby elephant, hurting it
Romeo was full Of wrath and started
for the crowd Of boys with the evident
determination Of string them up. The
keeper saw what was up, and Fortunately
succeeded in quoting the monster
Yesterday morning the boy who threw
tho stone was on the circus grounds
and Romeo by some means discovered
him Tho hugo fellow Was full d
wrath, started about wildly He upset
stands threw bis trunk about him and
beloved very much Ike a young tor.
nado.
Ii was evident he meant mischief
and as soon as be was ID earnest woull
manage to get loose, and then the
dickens would be to pay. A rider wai
sent down town TO hunt up Romeoi
keeper and that worthy arrived JUS
as tho monster was in q fair way to ge
loose. The keeper managed by blowi
and threats to quiet affairs Mean
while, the boy who had made thl
trouble was getting toward town u
inst as his young legs would carry Lin
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

President Grant has Engaged a
small cottage At Long Branch
Coifaz, Peabody, Faragut and
Train, have already visited Newport,
and Grant Mcclellan, Sheridan, Van
desbiIt and Baron Lemme are ye. to
arrive
Tic Galveston News is informed
by General Robertson that in bis prac-
uce as o physician he has taken pains
70 keep record q the vital statistics
Of Washington county, Texas and the
result shows that while the white pop
ulation has increased in its usual ra-
ito, the negros have diminished III mum
Der nearly ten per cent per aunum in
Thu past four years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

Isis fact that, in The minds % many persons,
prejudice exists against What are called patont medi
cinea but Why should ibis prevent you resortng to
an article thar sas snch On array Of tgs,moue t. sup
port Il as lIOsTETTER's STOMACH BTTEEsf
physicians prescribe il why should you discard ~
judges, usually considered mon or talcn have used
and 10 il ID their amilies why should yen reject
~ Let not your prejudice usurp your TO tie
everlasting injury Of your health II yoy are sick
and require medicine try these Bittcrs.
When tn bodily energies worn out BY anxiety
and iced q stmuiant this IL The hest that can be Ia
ken Itsis tempered and modified BY hygienic herbs
and roots, which rreyeutit from fcyerins the blood
aud hence It does moi produce 3 mere temporary eK
element TO be followed by injurious rogction, but
communicates permanent potency TO the entire VI
tai organization Some Of its herbal constituents arc
slightly soporac, so that IN where seepessness
Is one o. It's accompsnimenrs OF heroas diseass a
dose Of II taken towards bedtime viii tend toproduce
quiet and refreshing sumh,r For palptation OF the
heart, tremors mysteries, huting his general rest
lessuess and tho eEgsless Gars aud distressing fan
ces 10 which ladies are especially subject under cen.
ten morbid conditions 81 mind and body pvtulinf 10
their the Btters win be found the most agreeable
and certain Of all Commensurate.
Tho eOnsHtuugnafy pertnBs may readily k1ep
thtir marmy 10 constant chocA ~ the daily use u
this heBhful vegetable tndei nd those Who have
shattered heir rerys ss me trase IL either bY i'm
pudeut Indulgence undue physical or intellectual
hhar will End n tis viallfiag elixir prompt res
tuutiyei avs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

IBIS. ag iest Cen carby
.oa IhaF iay. expressed h graf a.
ten q lie nanaef in which 8he NIr-
gaa slastioe wss caEaaeit) ard pro-
nugncsd i rr.a q iAs fairest tlai ever
occauel h says the whole aauntIy
has eaa-e of e9ustai alaaaa q uae sac-
q the President policy n recan-
ar4rtIus NuR.ala Under tie recon
sifuctiou aet Governor Walker cannot
b inaneuratel unul after the State
Constitution has been aoee pied by & "a.
gross 1Lg s@ale uia &c composed I
ihns ous abitc Colsa valyos. oIgl {
white aud four coior,d Radicals Tue
douse q Delegates san haya ninety
seven white sud throa eolorod Causcr
natives aad thirts ,hrae white and
eleven eal8ui Radicals.