davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-17

THIS following beautiful extract, siost
on the sea Of literature, We clip from nm
exchange:
"Men seldom think of the great event
OF death until the shadow falls across
their own path, hiding forever from
their we, the traces of the loved ones
whose smiles were the sunlight OF their
existence. Death is the great antago-
mist Of life, and the cold thought Of the
tomb is the skeleton of all feasts. We
do not want 10 60 through the dark VAL
ley, although the passage may lead to
Paradise and with Charles Lamb, we
do not want to lilo down in the muddy
grave, even with kings and princes for
our bed-fellows. But the fiat OF nature
is memorable ; there is no appeal or re-
lief from the great law that dooms us to
dust. We flourish and We fade rs the
leaves of the forest, aud I'll. flour that
blooms and withers in II day has not n
Trailer hold upon life than the %mightiest
monarch that ever shook the earth with
his footsteps. Generations of men APP
pear and vanish as the grass, and the
countless multitude that throngs the
world to-day, will tomorrow disappear
a, footsteps on the shore. In the beau
tiful drama of Ion, the instinct OF I'M
mortality, SO eloquen,ly uttered by the
death-devoted Greek, finds u deep re-
Spouse in every thoughtful soul. When
abou, TO yield up his Young existence aa
a sacrifice to fate, his beloved Gle.
mantle asks if they shalt no. meet
again /; to which he replies: al have
asked that dreadful question OF the hills
taat look eternal, of the clear streams
that flow forever, Of the stars among
whose fields of azure my raised spirit
hath walked in glory. All were dumb.
But while | gaze upon the living face, |
feel that there IS something in the love
that mnntlcs through its beauty that
eanuo, wholly perish. We shall meet
AGAIN. ~Clemauthc,'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-17

CHICAGO, Juno l5.-The rates OF
freight and passage to California by the
Pacific Railroad are much reduced
Passage tickets from Chicago to San
Francisco are now sold for Sl5S So,
currency, and for intermediate points at
the same rate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-17

GENERAL SIBERIAN i, going to the
commencement of Dartmouth, in July.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-17
N.w Uomp,hirs Leai.lature.

CONCORD, n. H.,June ia Legisla-
la:ive committee has invited General
Grant TO visit Concord.
The Legislature voted to attend the
Peace Jubilee tomorrow in q body.
Reduction OF Fare on the Pacific Rail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-17

Chief, First Assistant and Second Assistant
Engineers Virginia Fire Department.
Virginia, Juno Tth. ls89-tf,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-17

Live till tomorrow, will have passed away
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-17

summed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

JHE C0mNG WOMAN The most
interesting business transacted At the
regular weekly session Of the Farm
er's Climb IN New York, on Tuesday,
was the address By Serene Edward
Todd. late Of the n. Y. Times, has
reported the Liverpool Stock Mar
ket, and conducted the agricultural
department for several years past,
but whose position is now held by a
lady. In taking leave Of the club he
said
Mr. Chairman Allow me TO Of
fer a parting word, as ! retire from
the laundering turmoil and hustle of
the city to enjoy my dotage as |
may, In my rural retreat. Little did
any Of Ms think that the Con ing
Woman" would appear in our day
exalting herself above the reformers
Of the Revolution, and OF the Wom-
ans Bureau. TO cheer the sluggish
aspirations Of stalwart champions in
life's rugged battles with the consid-
eratiou that onward, upward, and far
beyond their groveling desires there
are realms which proifer the richest
pleasures Of fruition. And yet, mi-
Fable dictu, the Coming Woman"
is actually among us For years
past il has been my duty to poke
around among the 5000 beet cattle
that have been received every week !;
10 work my way among 10000 ssine
and thyme mp the humber Of cows
and calves ard count thirty or for
ty thousand sheep, aid report the
price ofiive sheep and all other
stock.
More than fifty men younger than
L and more than two hundred older,
have been elamoring for the depaft-
ment that | inaugurated and deyel-
oped. But one Of the fair sex, who
stands fully six feet six, without her
cowhide boots, has switched my BIZ
cycle off the track, thrust my rivals
aside, and assumed my position. =
Yesterday she appeared among the
butchers aud drovers in the dis
charge Of her drties. Like the
Young King Of ancient Israel tSanlD
er eemcly form lowered, head and
shoulders, above an the adipose cat
tlemen Of the market. The dumb
cattle stood aghast. The gentle
sheep opened not their mouths, bat
tlle emacia,ed calves set up a dole
ful "Aia, Ma, my Ma r.
From my early boyhood Lave
ever been impressed with the
thought tlfat some wonderful event
il ,o succeed my life, | accept the
inevitable. There i divinity
that shapes orr ends, rough hew
them how Nc viii Flee young men
70 the country The coming woman
il on your track. Adien. prolOng-
cd eheers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

sUo-ns. Tlrrt 4 uoihlae - ar /
SECT y ia wastaip N aicre nceca
unlos indeed i = the worship e
90 Ntalsh Ibtfe Is aa,haE
lausr shan - aiairg aBd faticf e
ulaa simply l.ecAass be las ggt on.
hoearss H. hAs carried his fsini, be-
saase he has oomt io he tailed
abeai n tire ssy b which Be- wishtd
10 lso iAlkesl Aisopi, and - tAink
ssvsrn 4 others whe.sc merits and r.
fgrta SaaF base been e4aal 10 his, ~
vey l.lely mscb better. tai vhoae
merits ard Efforts have from some
oaase q other. not beer % lucky AZ
he 10 gaining the object a. whsch
they asmod And. Il ibis Is irue silh
regard e private men. il Is equally
true with regard 20 governments
and nationa Tbs politics q many
peaplo are regulated ~holiy by phys
zeal bigpes and physical success.---
They admire the great state Il 50
many millions AID - many square
miles, ibcy admire the king OF the
miAieteF who oyerthrows lis enemies
AZ home OF abroad, or the general
tho wins = great battle and slays 20
many thousands on the other side.
The small State, the unsuccessful
government the defeated general,
arc oil simply poo-hoohed. Now 70
al this Absolutely without an eye 10
anything but success 70 have no re-
gard 10 the moral aud other eondi-
tioas Of the case, il certainly, wbeih.
or in public or private affairs, about
A. paltry a way 81 forming q iudg-
meri a. can well be thought oi. -
let, after sll, ike most popular err
rors, Il u not wholly an error mean
and irrational a. such way Of judy
ING IL Il Is made universal stand
ard. there il certain amount Of
truth Ia il IT the bottom. Success Is
not necessarily merit failure is
not necessarily fault but there
are cases, both In public aud private
affairs, in which we might almost
say that success is meritorious, and
that failure il blameworthy. There
certainly are eases in which not on
IL the wofshipers Of success, but men
vho look At things in very differ
ent way, will condemn an undertake
ing il Il fails, which they would GER
tainly have approved il il had sue
eeeded. Saturday Re view.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Ham ~ IlgAHse. "A certain
Methodist preaehor, happening to be
IN company With a good housewife
who prided herself upon making the
beat cakes. saurcs fries, IN the coun-
Try, took occasion 70 reprimand what
lie conserved 10 be the spirit Of glat-
tony ia the good lady. She had
been cxpatiAiing, with a considcra-
bic degree II apparent relish, upon
the comparative merits of butter,
lard, drppings, Re. Cor shortening.
for making cakes, paste. de. when
The preacher said he could tell her
what was better than anything she
had mentioned. What's that =
said she. Gods grace replied
the Il an q dcvoiion. 10 which the
good woman replied Goose
greasei Oh, goose grease Is very
good, ] know, bu, always Ike bat
ter 3 great deal letter"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

a IeT 1ufr faran One 81
.';he .aa ira hss at lass turned
up. saio and sound. n he ,ispe f.
people called she ftlasiAk. who in-
hahi . dlsir}s, Is Abfssiniz which
has long rpmainci terra laoaxilliA
and blank srarc a. the maps They
we're visited Is Mr. HAicYy, 4 very
intelligent French traveller. abo has
hos communicated a. account II bis
journey b the French Geographical
Society There ara about S quarter
u million q the Falashss- They
speak AZ Agan dialect called Falashi-
"a, Or KalinA, and into this language
,hey have translated q Gheez version
II tie Old Testament They DO not
practice polyramy They eircumcise
their male children on The seventh
dAy. Their proper names are dc
rived from Hebrew, Cheer, and Am
hAric-
The institution 81 publication is
practiccd; the children sre taught the
Bible, the psalms, prayers and sacred
history. In their synagogues the seNcs
sit part. Incense Is burned during
their services. Their religious hopes
are turned 10 Jerusalem; bat their
IDEAS Of the Messiah are very in
distinct.
They are wholly unscquainted
with Hebrew, and know nothing Of
the ceremonies instituted after the
time Of Ezra. They have areligious
literature written in the style q the
Midrath. They keep the Sabbath
rigiily; fast On Mondays and Thurs
DAYS; keep the 9th Of Ab 70 com
memorate the destruction Of Jerusa-
lem; they wash before and say grace
after eating they have a tradition
al mode 81 Strengthening animals for
food they practice commemorative
sacrifices on the holy day :, and al
50 for the repcse Of the souls Of the
dead. Their women enjoy equality
with men; and they hold slaves, but
libcrate them after seryitude Of six
years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Miss Antoinette Brown Blackwell
has Just published book in which
she talks of the "almost rational CO.
ordinations Of craystallogenic forces"
an oppetency for numbering co-or
dinate with adjective stimulants;"
sensicnt but irrational natures con-
stituted according to sensient or
qualiiive principals, coordinate
with mathematical ones, all alike in
comprehensive TO the irrational ma
lures themselves" This is what we
always said.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Not long since premium was OF.
fered by an agricultural society for the
best mode of irrigation, and the latter
word by mistake Of the printer, hav-
ing been changed to Irritation" q
farmer sent his wife to get the prize.
A French child asked the priest
the other day, "Why is it, father, that
we ask every day for our daily bread,
instead OF asking our bread for week
a month, or the whole year2" "Why,
you little goose, to have il fresh, TO be
sure" was the reply.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

By no aeans pa, yourself IN an-
other persons power if Won pat
soar thua B between tu0 grinders,
they are very Al, - bite.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Don't choose your friend by his
looks; handsome shoes often pinch
the feet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Keep clear Of the man who does
not value his own character.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Beware of no mfn more than
yourself; we carry our worst enc
mics with us.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

There is always time enough to
boast, wait a little longer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
nAlrlo. To rENALrs IN nEIleATK

TAITION TO FEMALES ~ DELICATE
y HEALTH. Bk Dos Fb}sie4sn 4bf Surgeon.
No En5iefifst.. IlastaG - consulted azsis ~ 81
6issasst He aHt RI He tfuals ftsHs rfali ftEs O.
~ " Fi8aF baa saFfFa sstn ana 0thrf mertvaaf
erznaRHsnis tfaatsa pathological priest
Hlss sad speedy tef afsBtFs1 % FffF fea af}A,
81 nfHfiatiy fF8tsl4 e 1853 HaH asss M tgatnlfH
thsi tts meet Hhslseft eeb us 1seA andsf if SD
tts tsiefei pefsoa saah = lsfses 81 peffeet taahh
bf Dor Eas dgHst bad sfstteT a l.rfisEes "a -
Bastah
Lusfd58g accommodation o. fsiirhfs 40 fasB sAsa
= l3sy tn hpstau ~ fafs aHffr e iff4fsasnt
b. f84~ fihts Isfa ltvi4F ssttH ae Ht NHsls ttfeH
t8n alasf p5ss 49, o. fe - fftfstf Die
ttnsLt Npl iatli .yEhss lsigfs e. snEtii
~ ia ths lifea NgAiaa
=, BAI azaft iHasl tgt azia oEs dollar D. tAsy
eli Hgf b. 4HsHfFet
ones hsnft bsgs to8FN
Easfas SOS Rt ses -fgEet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Nobody is more like an honest
man than a thorough rogue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Don't believe in the man who talks
most; for mewing cats are very sell
dom good mousers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
GREAT SUN Sun CHOP
VIZ I'D

tt8 MT SUI ~ y iteA ~ ~ = AAANhf
Mads q for glsss EA4sle- Pyef s5ayss and rcsts,
Lfgasrt aeetefra sF'csd sna tweettHea o. peaac is
t4a9e tkliA8 fgefrs Appetizer ~tAsti1reFs Ae +.
tat iass ~ 1pps % g arpEksaasss and fain lai
az ffas saffiHs, made ffam te NstIys Bsats &bd
Aeshs ~ 81 iufaAs fsef .veu 90 isAatc stiHudaias
TAsf ar "a GREAT Bt4Uu NNfikN ana LiFE-
eINthG PRINCIPLE fer'sst fenosaiaf Ana lHrlg.
grstef y u fystem raTging - ~ Fossangat matter
asA rsttof8hF tAs tlpai q healthy eaaditiea4 No
feftat iAks these Bitter according Is ffefleat
tai ffEasla tsae anwrH ttoO sii - nfeA f5r ~
Mtp ais fray fag ial baaef tfa Nrf Destroyed
" mitafs4 pesHs - attsr melns, ~ abe fitsl or
foR fsYI AkMAr6HT ASp CHRONIC HHFU.
NaTtAM AAu 8MAF bANgEFsiA IT uL INU3NBS,
TiuN. BILIOUS d, AlTTKSI aad ISL rafttgHt w
FHEr ntstAsEs = ~ BLOOD, LIFER kfDsEGs
taa MADDEN e1sss HiTfEAs haze heen aahsi sac.
eassiNN eEtM htsNAsNs Hfs osHstA ~ ETTIATEn
BLOOD stirt seHefviig ufos seed - asfha geo sAf
#shs HFesfsvf argtat
etssts- "a Stsslss hsaa ~asnsssr sea sh& d. l,s.
FAsiiiss aafstss ihroaKa thr ss4H u PmtlaA Eraas
Natf u sfFss atsasss z vsfn Fea tHt Il olsGrsctea
q segxsAts ne Trins tsasase g whsa d p fsai sBd
fasr fdAaf. Ha3 Il g"u shea kesf ias ss. hesliay
aaa 8 ST. 10 Sss.
4sFss hiisafs Sc al rfiiss pm ts rssss ths Eve
q AeaE ht sac Aafg aaI uesAtea plslsfasiaa ca.
Fass& N fhs bes4 ssigrs&lfsts fnawM
Ttsg sre Attu4zuFs Tqs u5zrtue kessuve ls1-
fsaesgle sFa t5sflis faHaaUfe
~ ksfs ufsH ftstt = Ia t&sad iAafses Furfs
as sifrs aas AS tcsA - els pAoe slsssm I'll ~
Nsp0SALn WALKER An.
So Ftaaesse 49, ssfseusssta. csiHsfaia AZ = 49,
81 fi-saiasTes - ussssaefes ~. slsft street nae
tsfr tefa fane8sf b Barrow y
k4N ~ ~ At ~ XII ffs4s&sTe &MN NENAEHAg-f 1s1 Z
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
pARK HOTEL.

PARK HOTEL.
Corner Eestmsu sd Asssaa fts
sEls CHr HtE1 PkaE NV I9sE.
0E9EoE WtGHf. rs es4-taf
Nh iDeatsd u ths vsfy bfsft n tae pha.a.
sHls bsssNess ths 8 ans 81 thr taest aa4FsalH4s.
b iarstst fIts ~ y Hstt= Eas ue1
49,. als+tfb fl45i4l1 $40 ea4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
Tpr puGRprs WALL m q scraps n Ira,

TIRE PILGRIMS WALLETT or Scraps Of Travel
gathered In England, Foanoe, aud iGermany.--
BY Gilbert Haven. IN one volume. 900.
"His pictures are drawn with firm and yigo-
rous hand. His description Of London is Won
derfully vivid and clear, and tho only one VIC re-
member ever to have rerd which gives the slight
est doton Of the external features Of the modern
Babylon '- Portland Press
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

rrgals,sf n aervaas fases snd naesrfe tastsinef
II bsatN aeafasl IRE snrfttts lnrHfs q aiseAfF
ne uyunt sad fsiesca srfl - rrtiafati1, srd
fearnins ~ tkr hEsfag We tee y tnHHn mHEf tHia
sd nnt le tstas Rffsfs hilAsH nyste 90 pewrf,
shas8 QUtEfGY NEsTUkHr yvt fsfusst b rrtesi %
ttt arnsat snyth.ns lat tAsif AL r4laF
IT. riszssnt hltfcf, IRE fruu ~ nausrqus rrnr
sff2f 81 nSaf tnfrrY sgFetahig he8ng WAtHif HF@sh
a. us hass q ths aeHntains frru stitch Ary derive
tdtf nams sna u particularly sasHisa e. s.. bfns =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
rIgE, LETTERS, AND PosrHUMous WORKS

on FREDBlkA BREMEN Price, 500.
We feel sure that the rare quail
tict u heart and mind united, the beauty n dos
eruption amp purity ~ thought aud feeling which
won for Miss Bremor's domestic pictures 20 many
loving readers all over the world during her liio.
time, viii draw the old ones back and attract
many new ones to these memorials. oihciunGti
Etef{ag Chronicle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,

rnAnifrstins fhetseitts ~ ths following symptuut
viAalness tanstt - ftnht duilaess n bearing and
fhs pai.os in the saft erpstatns - kthirE wtsa
tshtanss u hfsahtnr weight and oprressiru y 80
Ghost ubesu feeling ahout ns heart psipitauou. At
81 ~ fser Diseases. p1saraers o. tbs k8neyA.
Eestlrssurss and loss - Muscular owef thtsf hfters
uii BE- found almost sgCciae and Preventative =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
FEVER AND AGUE,

" fesnrsr eftbs natuva powers " The system whsh
broken dsuu BY costiHuod aFue stacks VI has equa
Being iafing fhut Hut intvscaiinF they frtrss
aha tBsia ,rato both mind and hey haighsen The
sify clear and sharpen the tseaitcs, and bcslow
lacriiy and eheerh ness n sFifit.
CArrloS There have bvtn, and stili are several PAR
tee uhrinrinr and selling so-eaicd "RRglcYH hit
ters many 81 Hhich worthless As guide against
such would ssy that IN ise6 secured BY copyright,
ia The United States Cuurt. trade mafk aud name,
Rocky Muuhuiin Bttcrsr ana al Bttisrs ~ my
facturs are pa; 90 GIsk ag neef taft hqpla with
red iabc pruted with gaid also direction label b =
inR ny seal qnd directions printed Ia red, wish red
rHr aud ms seal printed IN gold over The cork HeVafu
ofatl others, and ask for ROCKY MOUNTAIN BIT
TIERS, "--6mi6
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12


uHE OLD EsTABLIsuED H0sPfr 4. 40.
i 8 HesNsr-st, Albany. \. v. -aalck Csrss End
Low PFtreH. Twenty Yheusasid Taftshs Card anu.
all DR.. TELLER eolttanes 20 be confdentially
consulted ali forms ~ private disease at BE old
tahiished Hospital No Bsavef.st. Albany, n "
Twenty years devoted q this pas cUia bfench ~
e. physician car and h'fseHt,es sse surt (beihr IL
correspondence with the most eminent phy sicahs "
be old Worldl, p obtaining The 'aiet - veil 81 tho
latest reincdie. for these ditesfes uHgrs ndaeer
10 tho unfortunate II gnics and rapid cure be OBJ
tanned e no other piios 10 hfHeflra. ~ s{phiiiia,
aoaorrhga, Glset, sbic'are taargsnieu y ~ Tee
taics aHd epermRtie cords Butte liberated Threat.
sore Nose, Tender shin hahet, CutaHconn EfuFNeus,
Bos, ElcerR, Ahrrsses, aud OFT other mparitat ~ The
sysein perfectly uHdr tht cnntei n ihs pocafs
ncdieiheb, end hayetsn tesf'a W more lhsn sasaO
aasss annually, sin iwmrnse suotes
Y0rhGMEN
Young mon hfSittca - secret tahiis Who have im
parsd thsir hfalhs lld destroyed tbs ygpf VI their
minds thus degfiyiAe themselves ~ tho pleasure or
Married illfe are notified 50 coasoltiHa nr y Teller
has cured thousands u sinp1 efffy rar u The Lhit
"a Etttes, who applied ~ bf Il trgkef dawg b hesih
sud nos rejoice VI III that u'hts happS ana liz
desirable Tbs reader s Of tagrte tEat the deii
eacy u thls - ier viii provost inmate de-
tchption u u lfirnite disaate
pg TELLERs gREAr WORK.
A baok fYg SVEN beds Startling disclosures. IL
Tenefs sraa4 NorK ~ az maf5ed q those eapteapia-
tns iHarfsEo~ suN FaRes fl N plates Price ~ cts
sent - 81 pafit un4st eel. pet lalq - ~ eepe'
sold ne pst tear Tue .ihels married aHf ~ uiet.
rsd AsHty 4 lesfefc uh Live, " ia~ W ehposa
partner - eahstis Ra3A ga 4tdshtFF u toaaihs
hundreds 81 ftsfcit sever beigft tJbftsA, Msuents
" 70 Re Vnrr tiGe0 fiBH the aoi0Bat ntkgf fF ~ ~
erhik iH specie p8slass htsmgsi glsoQ. sill atEuro
q eody b rctufH nfll Dt ftiirf has devoted bfs
tine e 3D. O tust iiseatfs asa sieh aa baaks
treat
TOTHE LAbtEF.
DR. Tslief.stil retains he stiY sReHeY ia hmeriea
fsf me sale 81 pf Nirbaiis itsAn ftUthls MARaiiT
Pile The sais 81 uisFs tbta zeHga hsAft fFtaislts
their rgpHsttsH female remedy. gh8ppra4gDt .sHd
r n advance n any sthHf tftnsls matirinf ~ stop
pares iffsg4fitt eHd n{hsf distractions IN fsmsfs
CluyIes Mpfries ladies b. fariasp ffBests sitas
lions y could aFpid lhelf fpf ffas9as ssr elfst
tlDns iob sealntaAy aasb FnekaRe ~ se eqdHfes
IF patients 60 20 receipt " 81 Use pfFJ Ief has}s
ihese g3s uiH 10 sent b nsil ~ fzpffss Yfng Isu
n ibe world sefuft ffam curiosity " eanAHet
ufiaa boUfs from. =. n. " p ~ enc o. sahdagh
BON 2t8
IS b pefs5as n = ils.abee CO.. b. cured Il b9mehy
aadressing a lailtr - ilf Tsihf enclosing feet-
tanct hs}.eiacs serasr'5 FAfteq H9g pls'ff ai.eh,
srst Il say l4ff ~ ~ N1ff h raat ssffsEisas--
Ia sbsFrs - saytss. ~ So sleasHls - Boys "a
II IELLEE. n d.
fFH Ne kiagrf,st. AibaHY,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
DENTISTRY.

NOTICE fa- sabafi'ts wgl'a geepesi'af AtFie
~ eis BAlraat AID at5t 70 Maf saesttF asG fHssify
tka' Ae ha. fegseteA - rF4s AZ sas ~
tFszstf ts Aim 81 ~ h,fHs Ere hirost4 tfsT ~
81 g8AuInAN TATL0E.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

| TAE OPEN POLAR SEA. BY DIR. /. ], Hayes
| In one volume, $3.50 Fine edition, 1915.
"Iho volume is everything that could be de
\ sired in respect Of mechanical executions by DR.
/ Hayes, have ri additional charm thrown AROUND
| lhom by the pencils Of Barley White, and Fem
and are without exception spirited and artistic
| The maps enable the reader 10 follow the courst
Of the expedition with ease, and regards typo
graphy, it need only be said that the volume wal
/ printed at the Riverside Press" n u Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
JANEs FRSfMoRE coopFRs CONFLICT

JAAfN fENtAehL NtNfBisS tbMfLfil IL
WORKS, H8aseheli Elitnn,i ~ volumes, $40
%, Each volamo snld separately. Price, 81 IS
TMK LFArmNR- SFoeEfSa TALEs, BY the same
author. In five volumes. PRICE, 1923
CooFxas SpoKlEs ~ TIM MooB SIunIEs o.
TN PRAIRIE. Each n one volume. Pnce. so
sfTho enduring monuments - fenimoro Coop.
or arr his Works While the love of country con-
tnuts to prevail his memory will exist IN the
hearts u the people. 81 truly patriotic and
American throughout. they should tiad place N
every Americans library. Daniel HtbeSt@.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
MAcHINIsTs TOOLS,
BEST MANILA ROPE,

ral stock Of Brushe, from Csnsls s,riper 10 largest
Whltewss6 brush
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

sse Ffasrss, 49, ssfestasHts csifsftsA Az - sHs
* f1-satasTss - lssasefcs - a sIsfi figzst raHs
nisr tisN na~efsf b narFswa y
seFtW ~ All KY ntsGH1N ANu nE&EENs-Ias 1 1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12
COAI4v

n any quantities, al the very lowest figure. Coz
sumcrr ~ Coal will md IL 10 their advantage
give him call before purchasing their winter
supply,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Az sHes Powder Fuse, Ames' ehexels, Pleas. Iron
and steel Crus Bsrs Cast steel striking Hammers,
Hammer Handlss and all implements used ab'ut
Qgaffy,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

CHARLES DICKESSS WORKS. Most Complete
Ediugb, contatnitF matter not Ia any other col.
lucicd edition, kughsh or American. In Il
Volumes Globe EAiti0n. sai.0o
Zach volume u over 1920 pages sole separately
al $50.