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our full sympathy. Weknow there are true
spirits among them, and hope their efforts
may be crowned with success. But, should
they meet with defeat, we would say to
them "bs not discouraged" Remember
some Of the best disciplined armie, the world
ever saw we're defeated where they were
most sanguine Of success. but they retired in
order and with renewed vigor met their enc
envy and completely routed them. Let our
friends in Baltimore, whatever the result
NAV be. do likewise.
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Mr.. Alex Mcdonald.

During the past week we have had the
pleasure Of grssping the hand Of our respect
ed friend, Alex. Mcdonald. President Of the
Miners Association Of Great Britain, who
has just returned from trip to San Fran.
cisco, and the Pacific coast. We trust in
our next, to be able to present from his pen
a truthful picture Of the villainous system
Of Coole importation, now ia vogue in Cali
fornia. IL is needless to say that he is op-
posed en- toto to the entire scheme.
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A Reverend Humbux.

The article on our first page from the pen
of the Rev. DR.. Spear. is published at the
request of a subscriber, who thinks there
are "two sides to question" Be this as it
may, this reverend humbug completely fails
to show them. A brief reply to his illogical
harrangue, embodying the testimony of
practical co-operators, is unavoidably laid
over till our next.
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Encouraging from the Bay state.

In letter just received from President
Trevellick, from Massachusetts,, where be Is
doing yoeman's servicein behalf of the State
Labor Ticket, he gives the following glowing
account Of the enthusiasm Of the masses
It would do your heart good to be in thi.
mean business and this campaign in the Old
Bay State will do more for the cause than has
been done for years. They will elect against
both parties twenty-five representatives and ten
senators as sure as the sun shines. have
thrown myself into the fight wherever the
battle is thckest, and will not leave until victory
Is ours
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The Brotherhood Call on the President.

The members Of the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers, or tie United States and
Canada, at the conclusion Of the annual
session at Baltimore, paid visit 10 Presi-
dent Grant, last Tuesday morning About
100 delegates we're present, from nearly
every state in the union, and representing
nearly every railroad in this country and
Canada. They were headed BY Charles
Wilson, Esq, grand chief engineer Of the
brotherhood. Upon arriving at the execu-
tive mansion, the delegates were ushered
into the east room, asd in few minutes the
president appeared, when be was addressed
5y Mr.. Wilson, as follows:
"MR. PRESIDENT see before you repre-
sentatives connected with the railroad in tcrests
both of this country and Canada. We are loco
motive engineers, belonging to an organization
known as the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers Almost every State in the lnion
is represented by the men nov before -ou.
Their Associations, their interests, and their
prejudices are as varied as men engaged in
other pursuits; hut | assure you that when
say We tender you our respects as the honored
executive head Of the greatest nation on earth,
We b e not come to invoke the passing Of any
law, as We obtain all we desire by merit alone,
and gain your appreciation and announcement
by our good conduct. Mr.. President, in behalf
OF my association | tender you our grateful
thanks fer the honor shown to us by granting
this interview, and | trust that our future con.
duct, As an organization, will never ,u'e you to
regret the same"
The president in reply said
GESrLENES-I am very glad to meet you as
Inc representative class Of the branch Of in
jus!ry ct the country which has done more TO-
ward It's development than any other With
out the aid of railroads the interior Of so vast
country as We have could be made of but very
little use You have my best wishes, gentlemen,
Ior your success and prosperity.
Mr.. Wilson then introduced the delegates
% tie president, who took each one by the
hand before they withdrew. Accompany
ng the delegates were a number of ladies,
Who were also introduced to the president.
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Of an Il pEOmptu character, the subjects sci.
DOM Il ever, receiving that calm considers
non w ch their importance demands. This
Is deiect however, which can and doubtless
will, 81 rectihed at an early day, so thai in
this rtkpect We believe we shall soon Be on
par Tith our European brethren.
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A TERRIBLE catastrophe O,curr, d on the
Mississippi, on Thursday evening. By the
burning Of the steamer S5onewall near
Urand Tower, tv,r two hundred lives were
lost.
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The president in reply said /:

REcEiVLD.-COmmunications from Lon
don, England, NOrristOWn, Pa, Columbus,
Ohio, New York, Washington, d. O., Oma-
ha, and Montgomery, Ala.
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THE reports from the Department o. .a 80
culture show that the estimate OF the 80 ~
crop, 2,750,o00 bales, can be exPecseD'
that there will be an ample suficlency'
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AUSTIN HENRT LATARD, the author, has
been appointed Minister to Spain from
England.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE LABOR UNION

address Of the Pesd, ~ ofhe National Labor Union
K. =. TREVELucK, No. ~, Grsvod street, Detroit,
Mich.
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FROM ENGLAND.

I'VE do not hold ourselves responsible for any opin.
ion expressed by our oorrespondents.l
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G HIU AGO & PHIL LPHIA
SATURDAY, Nov. 6, 1869.
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employed at jenkins cooper shop, are on
strike against a reduction of wages. They
have promise Of work in other shops, if their
employer does not retrace his steps.
Yours, &C., vtRnAs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

TIE Bennington pewdef worls, which ran
day aud iasti ini.ag ihg sar "a Government
contract have been ilagaafiiei sad The machine
n ssat West
m.ap Morse IT. q Bennington died SON
day mafa.rg +. lash Hst, uhila sitting Ia bis
eAsIf smoking Hsayt aisa ase ami ap aplg1y vere
che cause
This Democratic u bennington County met
IL cusatiou % Fr,c Library uaH. Bennington.
ga saiafday The liih ntt, and put in uominauon
ue fii8aue haaei ~ Caaaiy uaceFs sgua-
tors Tagaai S.hl6y bennington cHtr, J. G.
Ebrs Fagtsry p@at. sheriff. Danid Moarey
stamford Ja5eea John s.bley Bennington, =.
Mdanshlia Sunderland slsies Auomey. A. ".
HaHag Bennington cania uiah IsiNs Geo.
Jcat. Hat Rupert, Probate Judge. su,i si.rc.
Tham&s Wh@, Beaaiastgni North shlrg. Mar
eas q Ht3aFts, D2t,s
T'ha vermont ana saal.sbag8 Baptist Suplsy
eAaa CoHteHaan maei la tilg Bap.iHs Church,
10 ntualusiaa. to-day, a. o eck J., b. Re-
Gofts rtam saAeou aHj sermon ia t4e evening,
Tia Ysiuaat Ara sliAasbag Association vii
mest = she same fls0e lo.uaff8# ag ~ e,eipek,
a, e. sruaa "a SOS morning, heading = iei-
tors trm cagr }ls "a lg,a anefa1on. ui,4 mis-.
oaasnesas faefase .B The evening, - alsn On
Jl.4frias Tho bennington Rallaa8 Railroad
VISA caffs .csegaa Aitsa1.as ts.e Caasentloa tr
fAn ets ast
ras Narh haan.ariao no9i \ Shoe Com
psaY pll ,aFn uai oae bali mil45a dollars vouh
81 ioats au4 sboes tae present feAr
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gsssr Tut 4 Eeats faaF-horse team met
pith 90 asgldegt yesterday, while ,miag down
Uso hsli hsl0p tae east, heap 20 tho nea r0Ad %
Ae Vernon, ltahAg QUARRY. The block "a mar.
lls aa1n a. saigon vas short sul hieh aud A.
tbt lukes dld Dot hod mueh the team were
pusbea along much faster Than they ought 10
haze gone. ana uie block eal q roesiHg and
bounding apaa the wagon until ts motion took
team wagon ana al down tbe side y tho hili oy-
fr aud oser Nc hara net harmed tho extent q
tle damage. but tic wagon aas broken aud the
team cot Or. The block cannot be recovered I'M
al siuttr.
IN "Wednesday u hss week block 81 mar
BE weighing sdght and onr-hAf tons suddenly
dropped nom lhe height u fouf feet 10 the
eruaad. by The breaking q the derrick hook at
T. WsmAa & saus mili Na damag bat that to
tbs hont aas dome
sprary has recently been opened at Fac
tytg Point ~ A. p C'opey conducted strictly
upon tlmpsfsbes punaplcs, who're may be found
gsal Itmsat II Fruit. nnts, candies, etc
Ne haps ca nes enterprise viii gsociso The pat
rantea aud support u the Temperance and order
towing citizens " car tspu
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Btsst Etuaatu touEH ffAak ssfftits ~
va pfast. hsatensh % iAe Eutaaa sud
Btuat+ls rstras ~ ki8ed e "Wednesday
lsa aasf aeath shafslafn Is e. breaking 4 a
slsts ia,aaeg ear s.aae - lhf iamlsI
n#rt#3 - - 8. t5uAe $50 Fa.i q railroad
4 ,sssf.g sFa 80 AsllE uasatit gafHal asrA
q 4a hra4e bead ssffJ tHe yeaba man was sii-
tug. al Tia ga q tat csF. ii gas him md BE-
uas j. aae erasae8 u leata lis pas gaarg
gnainuiaa usa
kBef, savage raaas man. sfattacea &C.
sIasts IUaau ihR grsn ts7 jess IsW
Il caart 3 1hrhas 1866 - Aarss stealing
ana Feenas gse3aaai. t4s again commenced has
Ga u1ss Ilt Ias teaH s, aafi Ga farmer iu
ndrlaad ani 81 rhursaay las, sent r. livery
ttlalaau S .a3sar as4 lifsi h1gsa ald buggy
togo a. can mo5l q ses be- brother aho vac
tsliHr h deaAs Instead 4 goiag T. Clare
rsopi e. saDi t9a bfay stath il swagaeh,
Aal giving hls bAme a. Gtorfe Efarts I'D BE-
hah l4gtb,r % Msaehesitr eho sAs badH burt
snd baiaF sB2.8as q ege him before Ae died.
sautad Y r,t barsa nom tllis atahie udwou!d
isaye 81 tli NJ tams hack Nothing since has
bean hssf74 irons Lm
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rr ~ sr ssle see bee.
t.ts A. sse stel ~ ase s4a.t pssisas assa
u s a
f t-s STATE.
vas Auaa o. e. saas 8ol 81.
al = .s sat usli aHE.s M3 He
Is bes# q 1sas A. fua LASH
uazs Anar ls.ae q 5 sHegt tine - IS -
sa Hsa.}f tat .tssu aer1.assle ~ ttr e
H. Ts Kaaug NsFis oa ssid y
us.ss g a Or e.s.a sa3 Nsfzaaaia sa3 be-
l.sn. tt5at76 ssdss.s 8 usrist Ihls ~
.sa4.s Il hss paa 81 a. great meae g cures
ftza. s.#3 .ts ls lke 8 4a4 ID. hsfg. e One
a.a sts rs u.t vaasl aa. ), v..aaut g y On
,asars ast a,.s .af.
agaa = wness pleHs hr parr
gEaay lsaaa aAaa iaiaWE tlC ass =
laebas Naaaaas Hala Fl j. fas trug Hecrrl z
Beauty fash.oaatie LsAsss .a ssioly uHds g
s.aul h.s
Ihs Naenalsa Balm eiAasts tia Faeue C5aatr
Ca8 iats a c.y Bs,is n,erg rapidly taaH aay olAer
rs ih.a
fl4ses, sgabau, TAP, Ftetcs Hoiehes and
40 saests - lie saiamgr san disappear ahea &c
i aael. ana e aea.al. eaiarstod. fresh oEprsas-
D. j. obtained ala-A rivals tbs Bloom q Youth.
Beauty 4 passlbis b all WING via invest p aHaa
q say respectable store and lnsisi on getting
ths Magnolia Baim.
usa nothing bal Iyoa's Esthalr5n 10 Dress the
liar. sa4
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asH
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HsHHal sst-Fssg sFeaE 8
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tsaM8 fa a..t 40 =
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

FbrN0 FggH ~. sngs u rI5ridcaee, WclI
kHoen collector u vital statistics, Who has given
much attention e. tllt cases u death, ia a note
o The Providence Journal giving sho number u
dcatas in that city 10 tbs month q july, sAys
~ arc treated Al ihis season with tAe usual
amount q oaauOhs ID tie newspapers against
thc fruits aud vegetables and are called upon ~
boleac that tie incroase ~ mortality whieh az
ways aoasr, during bot weather, i almost wholly
caused . eating ihem. Il il qgste likely that
eaueg uu5ipa and uiIi68 ffuit An3 vegetables
caases disturbance O. tiif stliaasi. sud sickBoss.
hat 34s 81 E augaury aaanctet, A4l uouid
atfty eau issetf / - ether ozuse wa rfgs-
got It's aga use caution ia tic selection q
fruits sae tables. afoid.ae those thai are
Nliea asa aaeayea bai i II aot vsl q - un.
aeesssag.lg ira4a.ea aul fglttasa alout ,leia.
an'i~ it stiii R3rse sfoil then NJ sethsr
TBS a4gAtsi eaanlaatsan q she causes u
drash saaws aat fruit su3 resosAblcs had ain 81.
~ aaaeac aAsta8pr n tle u.t4fAAiy reported
from sansHaof glz.4ls. SesHg "a tto deccd.
slA Fata shsse eaa#s- sen sa3af txo years q
agt. aad aaly tsa 3 iAe uaala uami,er uess Il.
81 f4f Eeafs sre,
y osta1 sasss4s, uhsa q lssals ei.a.era rnay
~ fsea q eas ae sgrtsa 20 .As paape
msf q F.slaf q 5lass. p us ssast1 as
thfs hrstae. q . f.9es issi is tiuls
rstaisss ay =. See sEslli8e ea4aas 9! Aul
rhasaA aat tae# ,As4 ,ae 81 tl.li 8 t.sasl e5
& Hr trails tas ssua = -ostA tAsa 90 fsat
si.ssl .s esisa ia tl4saaFy ssssaas vl.5asa sll-
acsAat L Eftssai, .lal afe AZ eaasss Thousand
fa1 r.t tsiiis -laz .raas teesialss
A 81 Z asa.aalf itsi tassi atsuhsees f.m
trisas sB4 Vegetables tAe pa4e eslua1aif
w-sis Fu afa ist4s ss-ausss ulsa ti.a g.
uHasiaa .lsa tala Tgs ssf.sl rals
u aRe i@N psF-aa la Sc Easts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

Sow N@lhaAn iRah AaaIa Apan 81 Altp1,
- y Sorts Aaams ~ - lrsuuR :
aea sst4@a IS AaAat gao tae r Is eoaleel
vsa - l4sH laes Sad 81 lfancet Tla
d.ssa f@ NaEt' Aisua tsis l6ai u ies
i.ies q eas gta8te aad casses, ms A'aaay
r. bsFe srftea s. nes tae Segih B8alas
hst va ~ tasalg, iie ssp.as oopassar
efi1s iannsi seat asts lts iait an rutslsy.
49, nsa fsss ma i.h.5 Aatisfal-
sH IhH Asnaas ezslied Aalh Aaaas
N3ae asa leesay 81 ca gees d. SRA bal
tHe tHaa Is esGseessd 4a4ss3ses taea-y
sees4 visa U.s. lnege Il a.um4ta ass
SIS tHa4af sa3 sastlsszaaa iailsesd i ST..
tt tse s.4lt f4o Easi IL
iAts as .as aee p48 a. Ff,4t s4tlae
e sstaaca @ t1as AZ rieala tat l.s3aat.
- less ss l.ses - gley. q as. s..
aes A s ana sfi fkla z
tat .eHaa ti slFtsst fszts apH tts Hulsea
= stE h s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

II SOU have q discharge from the nose, often
slfo ~ otherwise, partial l5ss q the smell,
taste, or hearing eyes watering or weak, feel
dull aad stupid Or deblltated, pain Or pressure
ia the head. take cold easily, you may depend
up1u it that you have the GataHh Thousands
annually, without manifestiug half u the above
symptoms, terminate 10 consumption and end in
the grave. No disease IL 50 common more de-
eopayo Or less understood BY physicians. h. v,
Pierce, NJ D., q Buffalo. n. j., is the proprio-
tor u Dr. saee's Catarrh Remedy perfect
Specific for Catarrh, cold IN the head on eatarral
headache, which he sends 70 any address, post
paid for sixty cents, or -four packagcs tor a.
sold by most druggists everywhere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

LHbYARp, CoEs, April 2, 1909
Accept thanks for calling my attention 10 eODDs
NERNiSE AND tSNlBoRATOR. II has dane me
more COED than any other medicine ever took. have
gained twelve pounds IA hesh and am corresponding
y better ever, way, lt Is an Invaluable fynlgdy,
Byll ME- JOHN = LEACH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24
STyTY YEARSl

For aver SIXTY Years, DIR 5. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BlTTERs have been used by the
pablc to correct morbid and active functions Of The
human system. lpromotes healthy gastric secretions
eonccts Liver arrangement, relieves CosrIYENEss
and Rheumatic affections, Jaundce Loss Of APP
petite kidney Complaints, Weak Back Dizziness
Lspguor Dyspepsia, and rs attendant symptoms It's
valuable louie aud strengthening properties will in
v,oFate the cOnyaeseru cleanse The blood from lIu-
mons and will afford comfort aud relief to the aged by
stimulating The constitution 70 resist its impending
nfrmities Thousands IL the venerable population
Of New England are sustained ia health thcf life pro-
langed 20 enjoy vigorous and happy Ola age, by the
usg 81 Dr. Richsrdsuns SHERRY VINE BIfTRks
The HEEBS can be obtained separately aud may be
prtpur, Ia small quantities, W water with wine or
spirit Price ~ cent? per package
Ofllce, fremont Row, Boston, and sold by Drug.
gists aud Aputheeures.-Am4
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State NeeS.

John Baker an old gentleman ia Rochester,
aged eighty sA years. has m1wn and raAed eight
acres 81 gIasa taf presla. season.
Saturday pooa, IS li,tlc son o. SIR Henry
J Miner, VI Plymouth Was playing around tho
ao0r, Ao feil INTO tab Of boiling water which
sas standing upon the floor, scallius him so Sc
yor,ly a. - cause bic deatu that evening.
Recently a four years Ola son Of Mr. Gafnoy
in sprngh ID, ran under one Of Ellis Bnton y
E4tons wagons, loaded with two tons OF stone
and the wheel ran over his body, stopping on his
bowels. Ne bones appeared TO be broken, and
tie neat day The htda fellow was comfortable
a y0uug Miss in CJyoaty, who seems quite
familiar altli market STYLE sends TIE Newport
lYtl EApress the following report Of certain
commodities IN thai town Marriages scarce
aud depressed engagements dali aud but few
coming ioraard courtships long and lingering /;
mercantile business dull scandal market over
stocked; beaus, suppAcs light, stock inferior,
and ID eo1d demand discarded lovers plenty
and -tock Increasing tatting, a good assert
mont
BHAErNAs KuiED.- A young man named Hen
y @. Allen, brakeman on tic Rutland railroad,
vas knocked Of tho train BY bridge near Bran
don, o. "wednesday morning, and killed.
A Aite b1y 10 Weaaoid recently ate piece
q snake which an older school-mato told him
was coddth, and Dc was soon takou violently III,
and has MT yll recovered.
Last Thursday night son d Mr. Frank
e4tt'as disioeats1 biz Jaw WhIlo gaping during
sleep. The physician was eaed and reduced i,
aud be vas soon in the arms u Morpheus.
Mes-rs Clark Bros Co. q Buuanl, o.
fer 70 enc citizens 4 tbs town their winters fuel
hy merely going uie and half fos il sud tax.
Ing il from pea, bed. u spectators are Don't
on keFins up the pHee u coal resort 70 the
uss q peat VII b. made more common.
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Nntice in RankImntcY.

TINS is TO GIVE NorcE That on tho 3lst day
Of December, A. y. 1862 Warrant IN bankrupt
cy was issued against the Estate Of Reynalds,
Carpenter Andrew Carpenter, Of Pownal, in
the County Of Bennington and State Of Vermont,
WHO have boon adjudgcd Bankrpts on their own
Petition; that the Payment Of my Debts, and
Delivery 81 any Property belonging 20 such Bank
rupts to them, f1r then use, aud the Trans
f,r ct any Property by them, are forbidden By
Law; that a Meeting Of the Creditors Of said
Raukrupts, % prove their dopts and to choose
one or moro AssIgnees Of thor Estate, viii be
held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
The United States Court looms, III Rutland, in
the County Of Rutland and State Of Vermont, be-
fore a. +. Lyman, Register on the 9Th day Of
September, A. d. 1869, at - O'Clock NJ
2wl4 n b. FLANAGAN,
nnnnty nnitnA statna Marshal. Al Me.sencer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

N,ssra Bead : satat have recently pur~
CHASED ihs Mt Tabor Mineral syringe erected
Soc necessary buildings and commenced botthng
DC sstF and putting i into the market. The
sF1Hg II oestcd about l0o0 feet aboyc Otter
Cretk 20 uio eide Il tho Green Mountain, ID the
taaA ~ At Tabor The spring has been known
for upwards y fliy yoars and ihe medicinal quail
iuas 81 10 water have been thoroughly tested.
Tho water q this spring Il probably, stronger
imFfG nslcd elth iron tlsu that u ans other vat
discovered 10 She srale, besides, containing the
other medicinal properties common 70 the min-
enl springs q Vermont The proprietots are
nos dsily bottliHg largo quaothes 20 supply the
demand ti5m abread which il rapidly becoming
extensive
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

Farmers. Families and others can purchase no
remedy equal 10 Dr. Tobias Venetian Imminent fur
The OF Cholera Diarfhoca Dyseutery, Group, Col
Gil and Sea Sickness, taken internally NJ Is perfectly
harmless oath accompanying each bottle aud
externally t1r Chronic rheumatism, Headache Tooth
ache, sore Throat, Cuts Barns, SWrlmgs Bruises,
Murgaitir Bites Ola sores, Pains 10 Limbs Back and
Chest. Iho Neueuon Eminent was introduced Ia IS
Il -lud 40 one who has used il bat continue TO do SO
many stating If # ten dollars bottle they would
not b without It. Thousands Of Certificates can BIZ
been al the Depot speaking 81 IT. wonderful curative
properties, Price, Fifty-Cenis and One Dollar. Sold
by the sturekeepers throughout the United States
Depot 10 Park Place New York Sw4
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

TINS IS 70 GIVE NoriCE That on the 10th day
Of Aug A. D. 1869, a Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of Henry L. Way, Of
Manchester, in tho County Of Bennington and
State Of Vermont who has been adjndged Bank
Iupt on the petition Of his creditors that the pay
ment any debts and the delivery Of any property
belonging 10 such bankrupt TO him. or for his use,
and the transfer Of any property by him, are for
hidden by law that meeting Of the creditors Of
said bankrupt to prove their debts, and to choose
one or more Assigneos Of his Estate, viii be held
At a Court II Bankruptcy TO be holden at the
office Of A. l.. Miner in Manchester, in the Coun-
ty Of bennington, and State OF Vermont, before
A. p. Lyman, Register, on the l4th day Of Sept. A.
d, 1869, at II O'clock NJ.
2Wl4 N. b. FLANAGAN,
Depnty United Statos Marshal, as Messenger
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24
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OF former days was Al utter neglect Of sanitary pre-
cautions No efficient means we're adopted for tie
prevention ~ sickness. Sewerage was unkuown ia
cities, drainage was rarely attempted FL the country
Heaps Of ofa wsre leit 20 rot IN the public streets
and domestic eleanlines the great antidoe to febre
diseases was sadly neglected. Itis not 50 now Wise
laws, philanthrUpic institutions and ycllant SAINT
taty police have 70 great extent, remedieJ the evil
Nor q ihi8 all rEry&4tYE zIpiCAgg1s has helped
materially to lessen The u mortality It Is NOT
tso rance 20 sgy that FINS oF raorsaNps escape sick
ness n unhealthy seasons ia consequence Of having
insigorted their systems IN advance By q course Of
HOsrRTTERs STOMACH BITTERs This pure and
powerful tonic and alternative comprises TIE extracts
aud essences 81 variety q r5ats and herbs, renssn.
Cd IT theif strengthening, soothing Whaling and
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poison which dsales, more " lsss an DE l41Qrs u
e1mingree, suA their effect Il daased through the
she.e frsme by ths actte yoi harmless siimnlant
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atmospheric poison aHdstlc effects 81 uuwholes0mfe
water. and Iu-rErT FRS hiiTEks are ibe best
frngt5shlag and regulating medicine AZ present
Esoau. For dFspeps4a and eiliiugsBess they are
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