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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29
THE NASHVILLE
UNION AND AMERICAN.
TERMS CASH INADvANOE

fHE n AsavILLE USTos AND DIsPArCH and the
NAsHvTLLE GAZETTE By consolidating the Two
papers. propose to make tho USToS AND AxERI-
cASthe best and cheapest Journal ever published
in Tennessee. and We ask the united support and
favor ofthe patrons Of both the former papers,
in the new enterprise. pledgiag ourselves that
in every particular our psper viii compare IA
vorably with the best in the sntirs country and
in saying this, We only repeat the expressions Of
many Of our patrons. who are most capable Of
Judging Ia such matters
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29

Gen. Joseph F. Knipe, gallant sOl~
der Of the republic, who had discharged
the duties Of postmaster at Harrisburg,
Pa, with the strictest fidelity, Gen.
Grant has removed, and appointed in his
place George Berguer, notorious poll
.liEE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29

AT CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, on the 22d
inst. Cain Norris, negro, who was ar
rested sbout month since, charged with
ravishing three white girls, was committed
10. day, and sentenced to solitary conhne-
meut in the eastern penitentisry for thirty
FIVE years. The trial lasted three hours,
and the Jury rendered the verdict without
leaving the box.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29
In Every Thing.

News, Commerce. Finance. Manufactures. Az
rieuIturs and misoslI AneOus pics together With
political matters, shall be the special object Of
attention in the columns Of the UEIos AND
AMERICAS, so as to make it ahead Of all other
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29
Upon the Subject of AgPi-
culture,

And kindred topics. We shah also give an az
tensivs variety Of valuable and interesting mat
tsr-the best adapted 10 the farming classes OF
our State. which will. In a great measure sap
ply the place Of family agricultural paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29

THE New York HeraldS Port. au-
Prince CORE spondeDce states that great
dissatisfaction exists in the Hatien Capt.
tol at the idea of colOred representative
of the United States being sent there.
They think they should have white
man
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29
Schools and Education.

We will take especial pains to ascertain the
true situation Of all our school and sduca-
tiOnal interests. so az to keep our readers fully
posted in rssad to those important matters.
Too much consideration cannot be given to the
educational interests Of our State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29

Grant having recalled the nomination
of q foreign consul because the nominee
was caught in the act of stealing, an ine
dignation meeting of newly appointed
office holders is proposed, to protest
against such obnoxious interference with
the reserved and essentially personal
rights of government officials as class
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29

THE latest official report of the Mount
Gents tunnel states that, from March l
to March Is, there had been excavsted
900 feet in a straight line. The total
excavation on March 10 was BLOT
feet, leaving 9,O75 feet to be pierced in
order to complete the work. The d.
rectors announce that the hard quartz
rock has been passed, and that the exca~
walton will hereafter proceed at the rate
of 427 feet per month. The tunnel it IS
hoped, will be open en- January l, 1871
and the locomotives will be running
through by April, 1871. .r.sf-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29
CUBA.
.NothiuE Very Important

HAVANA, April 2S-According 10 Ha-
ysna journals, the news from the eastern
department has Of late been favorable 10
the government.
No great results are announced, but
several skirnishes in which the Spanish
troops were victorious, are reported.
The two vessels captured by the Union
off the Vuelta Absio cossi, prove to be
NVrfckE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29

Gov. Hoffman, Of New York, is praised
by both ths Republican and Democratic
press of that State for his resistance to
the schemes of plumber which are SO rife
at Albany.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29

A CORRESPONDENT describing the in
fernal machine termed the shower
bath employed at Sing Sing prison, ex-
plains the method of punishment. The
victim is stripped naked before a dozen
keepers or guards, who are anxious to
see the sport" placed in stock with
hands and feet extended and firmly fas1
tened by the wrists and ankles-spread
eagle fashion-with the chin resting on
a plank, and head thrown back on an
other plank in such way as to receive
the deluge directly in the mouth. In
| from three to FIVE minutes the man is
drowned into Inconsistencies, and {
very few repetitions wreck the strongest
| constitutions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29

NEW YORK, April 2S.-Gilbeit Robert
son, ieweller, was found murdered in his
store last night at Erie, in this State.
His skull was crushed in with a guns
barrel and he had been robbed of seven
hundred dollars No arrests
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DAILY, sKMI-wEEKY AND WEEKLY

Tn Weekly and other subscribers. having
prepaid for the UNION AND DIsTATCH viii be
supplied with either Of the other editions Of the
UNION AND AMERICAN at tbs reduced rates. If
hey will notify Us Of their choice.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

TaE UNIos AND AHERIcAs a. an advertising
medium shall not DO surpassed By any paper IN
the State. In enterprise and energy it shall be
second 10 none
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29

FnIBUsTERs are being raised in Mexi-
co to 90 to Cuba and take part in the
fight against Spain, The Mexican style
n Cuba will hardly be an Improvement
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To the Friends Of the Old Union and
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We ask the friends. OF the Old USIOz AID
AMERICAN. and all supporters Of Constitutional
liberty without regard to past party affiliations.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29

NEw YoRK, April Us. L. HOmmeN
deu, President, ID. McLaren, SuperintenN
tendent and Stanley Mathews, Solicitor,
ofthe Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
railroad, have been in this city for several
days past and to day concluded and
signed contract with the Erie company
for a resumptiol of business on salts
factory basis. The Erie Company secures
the exclusive care of the broad gusge
track Of the Columbus, Hamilton, aud
Dayton Company for fixed annual sum
for its through business, the latter COM
pauy running ali trains for an additional
compensation. The contract Is for Ter
Years.
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Now is the Time to Subscribe.
Subscription Price Reduced Sun
Lower. -

The USI0N AND DIsPATcH and the GkzEFfB.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
lie, Us Protect Ourselves

The physical structures Of the strongest human be-
ia < Is vulnerable eseypheFe. oar bodies endoN.
81 by nature Nth ceftda negative power, which
pFo,ectf them. TO SOME extent, nom unwhocsomc la
hHences; bot THE protection is imperfect and cannot
BE- safely rrlieu la unhealthy regions under cir,
camslanccs OF more than ordinary danger Therefore,
It ~ Weldon Il Is prudence . Is common sense to
provide sgalBst spfh contingencies By taking A.
rmlrr ~ spyAsoE; va other words, hy certifying the
system with nOSTErTER's STOMACH BirfEgs Z
the most complete protective against al the epademc
maladas hat has ever been administered In any coan-
try Asa remedy i8r DyspepsIa, there u no medicine
that win compare with t. Whoever suffers the pang-
uf iu alerahen anywhere tho lace 0fthe earth where
HosTETrKE's STOMACH BlITEKs can be pgoour-
ed does voluntarily; for, surely AZ truth exists,
this Invaluable Tosio aud kLTEHArIyE would restore
his ds4fdered stomach 10 healthy condition. i0ihs
ucryuus Il Is also espoCally recommended and 10 ca
ses ~ confirmed constipation II also affords speedy
aud permanent relief
IL Ill cases OF fever and aguc the BfTTERs Il more
potent than any amount u 'iainc, while the must
dangerous Of bilious eycr Yield To Us wonder
fu properties Those VINO hsNe tried the medicine
will never us, auathet for any Of the ailments which
the HOS rETTEh EIFrEEs prutoss u subdHe To
those who have not made the experiment we cords y
recommend early application % tho BltPtlts
whenever they stricken by disease Of the digestive
organs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Tht bridges 90 tAa road .rad.ae fnial BaBlril
ta aasaaAev8 art 81 gees a}tA the s1oeplaa "
tl.s oas al JsaasioA rJlAEe, Toe covered bs.dse
eissiaE gAe Naat River s. tbs lysst rar u ibs
village = saH.s3os sas ssept ssag ahd siA u
@m y t4sx. Esq whu va afosneA hs re-
nss4ns ssF s#eufety9 ss sie SlA. ihrsa ga.ies boz
is~ lhe taiissss. NJ Carr u4s eae q az israaii-
sesiaen a JAmAasa having bsst n.Nas positions
sfbaa1f tr5 isusiia tls eeaalg AID ssvH, A. 49,
A. ile anf 4 tls 3eeesss nepats sherta 81 q
Sea De- bad = q - sersnsl year. De pas fsay-
tee gahn q sge. su4 lsasrs a Hise snd eAsbirou
. usaafg his saa ssd uatiussls dsath- Ials sle,
seZse tAs tsa iesses csc = hts iBasl wortAF u.
tstps aaa iss psas "a ina rsAss af uAlea as
~As sossisat ozs e iiss.s t.es; yab.ir sfafstesl
~ EsaeF9as rclEhhsfa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Loss q teeth " great misfortune and many
rosd teeth Afc Palel bg,zan-e 81 Asuo in She
tes,h And jAus, which might b. cured and the
teeth saved ~ p@ias I.eaue'. Magic OH This
article ls good 90 Use vhsa brashipg and clean.
ing Inc teeth and Eeep- the gums healthy
Parsons rurpati,e f'iils vii grostiy relieve,
II Dot entirely euro dyspepsia, whcn everything
cleo fails Ties have been tried 10 some dos.
isfste eases, SD haze given more relief than
any other medicine
MAuy valuable horses die from the effects Of
echo The best thing to do in case q this
klnd, he g poar bottle q Johnsou's Anodync
Imminent int long necked bottle, ada BALI pt.
u maisssos and water, then pour the whole
down the horses throat IN ten minutes The
hufsr viii D, ga ~ est
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IIAJK YIGoa. In eammon With many others we
have tgt a lively iteFcst ia tbe Investigations
which br. Aver has been making to discover the
eauacs n fa.lDie - ths hair, and u provide a
remedy. His researches are said 10 have been
much more thorough and exhaustive than any
ever made bcforo. Tho result is now before us
under she uame u Arms HAM VIooa. We have
gwen it tf.ai, and sith fuli satisfaction. II
equals eur most favorable anucpatons. oar
grey hsifs have disappeared, or resumed THEN
original color; sud visible crop q soft, siiken
hair has started On part o. thu scalp which was
entirely bald Dsgaocrai Abingdon, We.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

fhe sosn q winasli saaerel quite ssrcrly by
sAs Aps siorn. The fo4l. ss~ al badly washed,
Gaa nearly cvety bridge IN TIE tom esrricd ~.
TIE hfiigs ersss.as he river ~ boadyaie VAS
saved from i~ios aariul a~As BY the great ex.
sfttpns n the eltiEsas
Tbs Iail Al BsnisiIe aspeA b. c. /. i4yormars
tBA peeap.ed A. = sfiss mlll. sAW Ulili aad sAtif
fasiory, sas sseps FROM IL fqupdsiiep aid ir a
osmplele wfeca p0rion q; ths taasbstefY ,n
tas apper reFt 81, toe ball.lins eli b. saved Mr..
IAvrrlaafss iess I'LL l. bsasy
The vsier bfoAe shfoaeA asa he basement o.
tie saieaslvv shstf Hassfss,ary u A. +. Grsbaa,,
fs2., eSaplag 90 seFsgSl rAinpt sstAes 2gd aA0a.
$500 ~pfih Z aa.s "a CHAR stsf lesid dee lam.
sesns Do tsessyg considerably. Af. ora4Aa4a
lses Wis. ssssea tlsn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
CotBrhss Rm Jaonsf Axe This axe is bet
ter than the regular shaped axea ior tAeso rea-

ColBrRs's ltD JAoKr Axe This axe IL bet
ter than the regalar shaped axes Tor tAese rea-
sons
l. II cuts deeper
IL Ii doli stick
III Il duna Jar the hand.
W. No time or strength is wasted in taking
the sro on, u The cat.
With the same labor you 40 one third more
work
With al these good qualities il IL made Of same
steel aud iron Anl lcmper, A. our regular axe.
and vii not bear rough usuase any better than
they
TnoY Iowa, Dec 5lst., 1865
IIprSoqrr \ BtKrVEiL The Rcd Jacket Are
you cent us il posd one think il s the beet
sIe ! ever had bold q.
LISA very easy are 60 chop with. Any one
se0 By the shape u it that does not require
- much eaeriioa on the part q the chopper 80
with The old style are 10 make it penetrate ID.
b the rooa, We are mach pleased with it.
Yours, @, ". Clayton
Miles Covered Scoop shovel Pr the farmer
jusi vhst you want
Pnoai, Ian. 2f, 1909
IlrrfNc0rr 4 HsErwEtL We haYu 30 constant
ase shc Costrsd scoop shovel otMs Mics and
ana ID "a be a very nscfa article We more than
save tho ogss q e dsily in The amount II grain
sayesI. shassled finn Wagons We san a!so han.
e. grain ruuch isslsr lhaa We can with tire com.
isOu scoop
GR,m Co., Grain pcalrs.
T. s EssroS, Graiu uoaisr
Is EAsrnS a SOS, Grain Desicrs,
BamSssy 4 Co, FreeA Mill
Csc Fgsa.p Co cas- Mile
Wb.la - make these .ad recommend them be-
ssuse q their grsat mesii, sse are sis5 mannf.o.
,aiers y spades apd s.35re's eluGi .9 any maie
ia thb c1aatEy esss W alsL
our sass are paieui temper ard pattai gFound,
and asrIaatod gpsi - ans made
Flanalcs, Iowa, ~. 5. isG9.
IsfIaNoorr A ntErwIfk- GENs The san yog
,enl Henry s fleFrc i she bsst cav J ever saw,
Il takes fan iaeh fsed Ii oak sna stands az huliF
cai 5sl fsst q. sss fencing IL 2 m.Hgiss-
bose ran ease ,og 80 gsafE. hnd tbai ls The
teas aus ever gat had q have rua Jour
sass Ia Mealgsu ~ ase % 81 years
Asn DAVIS
j. yvar bsrdwArs dealer d5fs hot keep oar
Foe.s Nc "a ta u drea v4tlH g'ur ia4ut8us ~ ~.
dtrs aud SOC shall base lafselsals attsns41r aHa
reHit.
I.sfiNaar7 naKKeEsL. f4ttsanggh. rena..
Ssse opEeff y Gsiaafgas sfa Bed Jacket FstDuts
sad gAtsat Irmps,s IS sass
Tx1e Us NEaes alFHet. aissaafA. IL.
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Afs4a@ iiet hsnaA- hss Sc hfc Al FsirA-
sae - 4-ss4ag. Walls enla4 ssssag Is sssiss d
t3e gsass,fsl q. isssg fiaaa . Aoass sarzas gAs
htgt vassf lis seal ista Aeuss ana pas a. !
ls44ss e sasssla = iis aspor gsrt- 1hs i2adet
hf'ats and % fsA taeAxas4. sisft3ae ue Asse
slia sasA hses - s. sfe4k lac atak-
Ffsaaogs Qan Asa Mrs. Nag Laamas. q.
Faeft sa - Ags - s4aefasy ls-i wa1so4
$3.50 shd Aa4 y usi aog nsEAss Jerome
b isalaf hss $50 sfasFeagsss xallsa hgips
sEssa- ll-ss ftfs .Ee.anss = steaf % Fsf.
~ slg BIAS salssea " - ste aeasas " aslta'
81 q HFs
Nsasg z asl ifraaasasfsisia aAs o.ss
81 tae As1Hf alaeA ssHm xHs#4 AF Aas aaa5 ~.
YasAas C kslltF sazaf haftzstsf 81 iast sfas
tssleA se..ss uaass nia ai1 fesaisl.rg tss
fam Nth eH ihs mt trs oatleE tstF ets
stE r.. at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

-fbs following = pafaAi list, and mostly "a.
dilioa4i 20 shat 80 pabhshed lsst seek. Of the
damages dabp il stfngioa By ,Ae lata food. The
hes covered lrdgoAt ieAuleys vAs sSept in,n
tts Foundation and carried quito distance down
the strc4m The bed Il he stream was changed
g souae ten rsis uofth u is original channel.
THe utstit work under The railroad bridge near
y AuitK var eaIiisd asay. The bridge crosse
Ing dc Hser i yht thuh sBd blind factory was
ouli 3 aahy. The bridge near Laws mai, Ia the
wesi para q tha iowu il Ahao goae Tho abat
ineais sHdef ihe nos covered bridge just erected
"a Mesa Afiiagson wete partially washed out, but
The BIRDS wns saved TIE lawef part q u e Yil.
itge II Arlington Vas ealseb cut "a from the
rect - the sefiA far DAY q two the water COW
ounF ue aats both sides q tbe river. and great
j em.aheeuna the acueea on a. banks one
family perc obliged 70 ,asase their house Monday
evening, making their uait through tAe pindown
The village q Rtss Arlington vas ior time
partially submerged, alil.g ocliafs, carrying Of
dss5-ysra fences, undermining bridges. cutting
70 ths roads AID gardens indiscfiiainAloly.
Al Cltissgivills, Ole dam u The Douglass Man
uisetaung CoHdany, and the guard sale and
foundations u The upper shops we're washed
Asay. The balls heads, e.wnys ETC.. At she
loser shops wefs considerably damaged.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
Notice ina Bankruptcy.
AUCTION SALE.

SHALL sen a. AssiEnee 10 B.nkisptey, ct Pebble
Auction At me C0ars House, IN Manchester, % ne
10Th Day of October, Inst,
a. o'clock. ierno,n tie following described proper
~, via:
3 Large LnmbeF stone Wagons,
Team Horses, HAgpgsses Chains, &e-
! Harse. pair Boobies sheds,
nrrriek sla ouys, Truck ~ hauling stone,
! DrfvteS al thp gaafrs VI Nsg s Esxiespin ia
barN-t,
4 l0t = 2ustryinE Tsoh. Drills, sirdgss Wedges.
40. aud t4aatity q Sawed har5ie.
Goes tWusfe4f aAS
leafHuc uhs ,hots.
aass, rEs tsa bore lumber Wagon,
sins 1e Lamber @ asfh GA,
O.ds4a-i Harnesses ana snc Baggy v sgoH and
prrAaps some otarf articles ts0is. &e
2w4g > EuDkEIpS. Assignee.
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In Renoto settlements Of Untold Value.

In Remote Settlements Of Untold Value
Fcoa matcs tl4ad biuad makes tbs BODY n TIE
hlosa 3 psfe, tss b5Gy q. hualtby 50 ~ ara n.t
10 heath kAn4 tauaf impufi4s lefEiDE about
wh'gt mgst be ftneyed an5 ihs ssaasr M better.
Eraaarsia's fias rr7sahl al rfsa ~ sgs.sss wA,sA
uatsff tssots - anev
ne sondorisi csfes rnecici y BFaadgsihs Fiiis
hzys argsied tlt ltaenl.u i el sblpayd pbyseiaBs
Upwards u ave ihspsaua thsm in shrir daiiy
prae,igs, aha two huhdfod haye gNra thslr written
tostlmOay 70 tff innoCeaco aud value oleascts
" tbs b0Wcss kHa binoi.
Tisi, pstold raiae il 70 those living 10 Settlements
nhefc docsoEs only be hsd a. great eGpsoss fOr
Il yoa STICK, 700 hsve only take do
sss d Brandfsth's Pas 10 81 cured fall directions
arr wisl cash boa,
( ID hy a Drugai sta -
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Inhn W Lesters Eaatn.

STATE or VERMONT, / Alta Probate Court bold
- Manchester Disirie', S. en- at the Probate once
ia uchcs in and said District, tue 18th ds
OF September. a J 1869
Present, Hon y. Is. BURTON, Judge.
cops n the viii II John W Lester, late Of Green's
burg, In tha Cputt of WestchcsAy and state Of New
York. deceased aud " The prOhRe thereof la the Sur
rogatrs Court said county " Wcschester duly au-
thtutjcttd vas presented to The Court for allowance
10 bic state ns she last Vii aud testament Of the
said deceased
whcrsupJn e ordered that hearing upon the
allow % sid all be had at Probate Court n be
hnleeu the PrUhIs Ofhcr IN Manchester In and Tor
said Dstrict pn he last Wednesday OF October 1863
and that notice thereof be given by Publishing this
three weeks suCces.lyoiy ia the M1chestr J0tot
o., paper printed al Manchester, previous to said
time 81 hearing.
Attest LoyELANp AUNsoS, Register
true copy n record
81 Attest LOYELAND MUNsON, Register
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AWsTcH, PAIR u Blankets, Quilt or shswls for
one Dollar appears almost impossible, but such
may b. had and hundreds of other useful articles
hy pttgousing pAugEa : Co.'S "oSE DOLLAR
sALE Their system ~ doing business has been
examined b, Che au houaes and DECISION rem
derod from the internal Rrveuuo department at
Washington dated Soy. 4tb, 1865, declaring their
business perfectly islr aud legitimate and entire
~ different nom The mum, "a Gun enterprises.
OF course all d. not get watches, blankets, &C,
FOR one Doll4r bat Ia every large club, Of
thcse articles are sold fof Ono Dollar, SIS an eH-
ira nduc,mcnt, and some member u the club
has The chance % obtaining t. new feature
Introduced By this euterprisinR firm, is 70 pay
thrir SCENTS IN either cssh or merchandise and 10
prepay the express charges. 40 better opPor
tunity can be offered TO either ladies' or Gentle.
min, having leisnre time, thaa to form clubs for
this firm head their advertisements in another
column, and send for catalogue. 4wi9
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Sunderland suffered the most severely from
ias food q any town ia the County. with the eI.
csqiion q Bennington. Ivory bridge between
he steam saill Aad Arlington, together u1th the
tHrnftNe iissh we're sweps sway aud dss,rosed.
shaiiiue % tise lumber regiass euiirely. sever.
81 Hfs. dtas baiutsti AMI nesry every
fridge 81 other IAfts a the tosu we're carried
90 TIE hisbwsys are haiiy cut ~, and bsid-
efsba damage done - iagms lying GA the stream
II Il e.tlmsiea tha, sio,ooo wli b required 70 re
pal Us aamaaea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

"A case II Deafness u "a years rtAhding tthe
resal, II QAtarlhl cured BY the use q DR.. ga
ges Caianb Remedy. Levi springer ESQ, Of
Du4hsp Corners Williams Co, writes, undrr
date " Jan. 6th ls6g that ho has been Gsing
~. sages CataIEh Remedy and Gays It har cur
Cd him u loafnoss Of u years standing. He
was - deaf BE could not hear person tain when
ses,od By their eide, and eau nov hear tho
church bcils ring two miles distant It's slod by
druggzts, 0r seud sixty otr. 70 D.. y. v plfna,
Buffalo y D.