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The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18

Mr.. L. G. HERsEY took an admirable posi-
ton on the question of reciprocity at the meet
ing of the Board of Trace Saturday afternoon
He said that if he were a member of the Leg
islature he wouldn't vote to send man to
Congress who was not clearly in favor of the
broadcast reciprocity treaty with Canada.
Good. When the treaty of 1854 was before the
Senate for ratification Maine was represented
in that body by two gentlemen who plainly
share Mr. Hersey's opinions. They beth voted
against it on the ground that it ,cassa't half
broad enough. Both favored a treaty that
should secure to the United States something
in return for its concessions. Neither of these
gentlemen has changed his views and sim
gularly enough, both are likely to be in the
Senate when the better treaty that Mr.. Hersey
favors comes before that body, unless Congress
shall act in the matter before the 4th of March.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18
4lLc0cE's Porous Plasfers

ACCUMULATE ELECTRTCITY,
whereby tho circulation of the blood becomes cqua-
ICED upon the part where applied, causing pain and
morbid action to cease.
Was there ever published stronger evidence than
this? rsf "a
Certificate from 4. r. Sterling. ESQ.
For two years, have been a q eat sufferer from
neuralgia in the head, and found onlv temporary
relief from all thu various remedies that have tried
until applied one OF "Allcorks Porous Plasters.'
cut it into three strips, placing one under each
shoulder blade and the other over the small OF my
back, and for the past three months I have had
scarcely twnge OF the old pain. l advise all who
suffer from nervous diseases lose no time in max
ing trial of the wonderful plaster. p.
A. +. STERt ING, Sec'y Singer Mfg Co.
New York, June 8, 1868. - -.
Principal Office. Brandreth House, New York.
v-Sod by all Druggists
jail eod&eow1msN --
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18

] JUDGE INGsBURY PRESIDING.
SATUTDAY.-WiIliam Kelley was fined IS and
costs for drunkenness and disturbance, which hi
paid, E-fzort
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18
M. @. PALMER,
1879 MIDDLE STREET.

Has just received cases
Mems Congress Arctics,
Mems Self Acting Over-shSes, (go on and off
without the aid OF the hands
Ladies', Il. phyr OveE-ShOes! Light conven-
lent and neat: lfomethng newt Also full assort-
ment OF Ladies' WIDE and MARROW Boots and
Slippers. Jals Sw
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18

DoGBERRY IN THE SANcTUM. The Press
Yesterday, as it has before done, endeavors to
fortiiiy its position on the Senator question BY
quoting the statute. The Press very well
KNOWS, and Speaker Drummond knows still
better that the statute has nothing to do with
the case. All popular assemblies, before they
have made rules for themselves are governed
6y parliamentary law; and under that latt
blanks are counted the same as other ballots
Bath Times. .. ..
We leave the Times in the hands of an in.
tslligent public.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18

rens n Co. As-Asehcio' Ben
Sch X Dresser, Reed Baltimora -.
ore-Nickersons, Litchfeld & Co. VAN copper
SAILED, II PM-steamship North American
sunday, January II,
ARRIVED.
Sch Grape Shot, Wardwel, Baltimore, corn TO
Chase Bios.
BELOW-A lumber loaded schr, supposed the
Fngate Bird, from st John, NIB.
SAlLED-Barque Grace Cam; Brigs San Oar
los, Lie Houghton, Ella Maria. Walter Howes; sch
Congress, for st Pierre; Starlight, for Baltimore.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18
IMPORTS.

to order.
DEMERARA. Sch windward-1ef hhds 1871 Ibis
50 ties sugar, to E Churchill & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18
coREiGN POETS.

..r..s-... FOAElGN POkTSe
At Bangkok Nov 5, ship sooloo. Hutchinson. for
sid Nov !. ship Mindoro, Allen, Hong Kong. !.
At Bonn ay 9TH ut. ships Garnet, Briard, tor New
Ne Plus Ultra. Plummer unc. '''' ~ -''''p''''
AT at Barcelona 2oth ult barque Add ell Kader.
at Rio Janeiro It'll ult ships Mary Emma Patten,
from Cardiff Golden Hind, Davis, from New York
Tor San francisco, repg Pontiac. Settings. tor
export, stevens, unc; Assyria, Delano. disg.
SID Inn Pernam6ueo 18th ult, sch E Closson.
At Para Isl inst, schs j NJ Morales. Newman, tor
New York days; Paul Seavey, Lowell, from New
At Snrnam nth ult, brig Timothy Field. Elmer
son. from Boston ar 18th; Moonlight, for Boston in
AT Belize 27th ult, sch wanderer, Thorndikc, Tor
AT st Thomas LIST inst. barque Jane Alkaline.
Hutchinson. from Portland for Cardenas, repg. (has
It's, Richardson. from jacksonville. disg: Bagaduce
Brown, rom st Vincent. ar 26th ult. seeking M
Ar at Cien.uegos soth ult. baraue Augusta Small,
OBrien Boston; sam Sheppard, Evans Philadel-
phia: 4th inst, brig J Bickmore, Henley, Portland
Ar at Trinidad 18th ult, brig Aroosfook, Bryant.
Sid 2sth, brig Emily Fisher, Clark, Philadelphia
Ar at Sagua 3lst ult, sch M M Pote, Abbott. from
Ar at Havana Sd inst, barque Merrimac Nichols
st John, NIB; 4th, Ada Gray. Norton. Cardif via
Cardenas; brig Alice. simpson, st John, NIB; 9th.
Sarq9e Geo 4 unit woodbury., Havre via Matanzas:
barque SaInia, Brl JONES' Cardiff; brig Jos Howe.
Jones stJohn. NIB; 7th, barous Clara. tBrl McCor-
nell do; brig h 3 Hassell, 1hombs, Pensacola, lis
ashorel; 9Th, Eliza Clark, and Martha, Doane, from
Cid 7th: brig Paragon Leland. for Cardenas; sth,
6aTaue Harvest Home, Dickey, from Cadiz) tor New
Ar at Matannas list inst, brigs Smith, Knowl.
ton. Philadelphia; Fidelia, Emery st John, NIB; Sd
Gipsey Queen, York, from Portland; lth j Po.ledo.
Pummer, do: 9Th. John Mcdonald Giles nom st
John, NIB; H McGilvery, Ellsworth.
CID 5th, barque . Holbrook, Leavitt. New York
Portland lde; Sfocker, Bibber, for Philadelphia
sch Jos Segur for Belfast: and others.
Ar at Cardenas 31st ult, brig Josephine Linscott,
Sd be ~ Fronter PaSd scs
Holt, Holt, New York; 4th, barque Staffa, Brook
man. st John. NIB: 9th. brig Meteor, Carman Ma
at Bermuda 9th INST, sch Mary Lymburner, Lam
SILL from Bangor, TOR Doboy island and Port Spain /;
and others.
IPer steamer City OF New York;
Ar at Liverpool 2sth ult, Helen Sands Otis, from
Charleston; goth, Sunshine Weeks Mobile.
CID 3Oth. Tanjore, Humphrey. Boston.
AT AZ at London 18th, Sylvanus Blanchard, Meady,
Dungeness-In the Roads 2sth, Freedom, Bradley,
from london for New York. s \ AZ-iLAs -
Sid FIN Holyhead 30th, Ellen Southland, Bickford.
Savannah; St Charles, Cooley, New York. Tt
Ar at Calcutta Nov 80, Ganges, Potter. sunder-
Sid I'm Trieste Nov ~, Starlight, Reynolds. for
Messina. 30 .....E II q. n LIE.
Towed through the Straits OF Gibraltar 18th ulr,
Don Quixote COnant, from Palermo for New York !;
21st, Albert, HERMAN. from Palermo Tor Phadcl-
York.
SPOKEN.
Oct 25, lat Is N, Ion 100 ", ship Dreadnaught. I'm
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18

Try Perkins Molasses Candy.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18

RARE DIsH.-A party of gentlemen were
invited on Saturday evening, by gentleman
friend, to partake of a fish that was caught on
the coast of Norway. 1t is called the "bret, I"
1--WE are not certain if we spell the name cor
rectly5 and in flavor very much resembles our
halibut. 1t was baked, and served with al the
proper accompaniment, and the flesh was as
fresh, firm aud sweet as if Just caught al
though it must have been some twenty DAYS
out OF water. 1t was brought over by CAPT.
Brown, of the "Moravian," having been well
packed in ice. The idea of eating fish in
Portland, Maine, that has been caught on the
coast of Norway is something new.zJ
SALES of Stocks and Bonds at aMarchaa4a,
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18
MEMORA


Brig Hattie Emery Fits, of and from Portland
.1L Matanzas, with cargo Of box shocks and hoops
Gsappeu oy AsenGlo. Behrens & Co, and Lttlejohn g.
9th ult Crew saved. The vessel Registered 3I9
TONS was built at Harpswen in 1883, and recently
coppered and newly fitted and was valued at $50 900
She was owned by Capt Fits, and Others and Wa.
but lightly insured. ~
Sch Frank Howard which sailed from Kingston. j
oath ult Tor Black River, returned I'd inst. under
jury masts, having been dIsmasted.
Barque Harvest Home, from Cadlz for New Or
leans with salt put into Havana LIST inst, short
provisions. Was supplied aud proceeded 9Th.
Sch lawrence from La Have for Boston, went
ashore on Cape Negro g. b INST and is total loss.
p Biis hassel, L6ombs. at Havana 'th inst. from
the channel, was suddenly backed by the shifting OF
the wind. and was obliged to anchor. The wafer be-
ing shallow, she struck and broke eIa planls,
causing her to leak badly She filled and would dis
charge where she Law.
The hull of barque Bride. wrecked near Cutler, is
Brig W sawyer. from Africa Tor Boston. was at
bermuda 9Th inst. repairing.
Brig AanSeha. from New York for Rosario. was at
nernuua sxn INST waiting. Her master had return
Ell 20 new fork Tor funds to effect repairs.
,ssns ban dect Sea se at Liverpool from New Or
ed overheard having been thrown on her beam sn Il
in the Channel 9th ult.
put into Bermuda 29th ult, with loss OF sails boat
and cargo shifted and leaking badly. Two men
were washed overheard 18th %ii during hurricane.
Brig Two Brothers from Havana Tor New York
put into Bermuda z3d ut, in distress, and Renamed
sth inst, dischargng tor repairs. Capt Butler was
knocked overheard by the mainboom on the nth ult
and lost.
Barque Anglo Saxon, $50 tons, built at Brunswick
In 1862 has been sold at San Francisco for $2i
to be employed In the Pacific trade. Id.
Brig wiswell is being coppered on the railway
at New Bedfrd She will take in part cargo at that
port and from thence proceed to Portland to finish
loading for Canary Islands.
Capt Cbas Emerson, OF ship Kingston, a native Of
Bucksp0rt died on the passage from Bonn cay to San
Francisco, after long illness and was buried at sea.
He was 81 years OF age.
LAUNcHED-At South Bristol 9TH inst, fine clip
per scbr OF ITO TONS from the ward of A n M GAM
age, built tor Messrs Smith q Colt, OF Gloucester,
and intended for the fishing business.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18

SALES Of Stocks and Bonds at Merchants
Exchange Saturday, Jan. 10th, e NJ. Patten
q Co auntinnnarn.
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18

The Daily Advertiser of Saturday made
.hree declarations which we wish to contradict
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-18
DOMESTIC PORTS.

LAUNCHED-At South Bristol 9TH inst fine clip
per scbr OF ITO tons, from the yard of A q M Gam.
age, built tor Messrs Smith q Gott OF Gloucester
and intended for the fishing business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-09

RicH WIrHoUT MONEY Many man
is rIch without money Thousands OF
men with nothing in their pockets, aud
thousands with good, sound, consti-
tuition, good heart, and good limbs,
and pretty good head piece, are rich.
Good bones are better than gold, tough
muscles better than silver, aud nerves
that fash fire and carry energy to eve
~ function, are better than houses and
land 1t is better than andel estates
TO have had the risht kind off.ther and
mother Good breeds and bad breeds
exist among men as really as among
herds and horses Education may do
much to check evil tendencies, or to de-
yeiop good oues, but it is good to in
herit the right proportion Of faeultiea
to start with. That man lis rich who
has favor OF wit and fuu in his com
position. The hardest thing to get
along with in this life is = mans own
self A cross, selfish fellow, despond-
ing AID complaining fellow, hmia,
care-burdened man these arc All de
formed on the inside. Their feet mas
not limp, but thSir thoughts do. 4
man OF fortune, Oh the brink of the
grave, would gladly part With every
dollar 10 obtsiu longer lease Of life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-09

Mgs WANTED.-The great want oI
this age is men Men who are not for
sac. allen wbo are honest. sound from
c,utie To circumference, tsae to tie
aea,t's core. sien nao viii conlcmu
~r5Ig IL inena 81 Toe, 10 themse lses
as sell 4s others sisn nhvss con.
sciences are as steady as lie needle u
tie ppls, Isn Sho all stand for the
right II tho hsayens t1iter aud the earth
reels Men aho eau tel the truth, aud
look the world and the devil night IL
tie eye Meg that neither brag nor
run hsn tbs, neither flag bor Ainch
Men NLo can have courage v,thou!
shouting T. it. Men ia whom the eour-
age II everlasting lite runs still, deep,
aud strong Mon who do not cry uor
cause their voices 10 bs heard on tie
streets. but who will not fail or DO die.
eourAgsd tlll judgment DO set on earth
Msa wllo know their message aud tel
IL Men who know their places and alI
them Men who knov their osn busi.
neas. Men who viii GOT lie Men abs
are not too lazy 70 work. nor TOO pFond
70 bs poor. Men who Ars wiling e
eal what they hAss earned. and Near
x--4l L.cy sssS 80 -.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-09

du ID 70 tee glare 4 ssYsaiy miilious,
80 p,ay as oot Ds iscerei ~ lie Tau
dA,ieu y q rvceisr; more Of siougs to
yolg 81 y r titan 10 Nru say this
% warn ssausl beooming ,Atuglo-
fioa. 80 ialsa bas.s. and ~ uusouDd
ono for i yopf luillions we're 70 pass
from yoD son might be surprised and
grie,tl q notice wha, f..i Rua uneeie,
brs,ed thlugs you we're capable u say
ipg and doing forever afterwards
Nou observe that don say any
thing about your soul, vanderbilt Il
10 because ! hAs evidence that yoa
haven't any Il vouId be impossible
10 convince me- that pian 81 your
matehess fnaneia ability would over
look 81 1RzzlinE ah operation, II you
had sous 70 save, as tue purchasing Of
millions II years Of Paradise, and rest.
aud peace aud pleasure, for 30 ttiaing
sun as ten years hlanelessly lived on
tie earth for YOU probably haven't
louser than that 10 live nov, you know,
you are very old Well, ! don't kaow,
sitter all. possibly You haze got a soul
But know you, Vanderbilt l know
you we'll You viii try to get the pur-
chase cheaper You viii want those
millions Of years Of rest and pleasure
and you viii try TO make the trade and
get the superb stock but YOU will wait
till you are on your death-bed, and
then offer an hsur and forty ptnuirs for
IT, l know you so well, Vanderbilt -
Still worse men than YOU do this, The
people we hang always send for priest
az the last moment.
| assure yen, Vanderbilt that
mean what ain saying ioi your good
not to make ron mad, Why the way
you are going on, you are no bette
than those Astors No, l won't say
that, for it is better to he mean lace
man than a stick--even gold-beaded
stick Aud now my lesson is loue. II
is bound TO refresh you and make you
feel good; for you lnust necessarily got
sick ot pnling flattery and sycopbaucy
,a times and -'sh Tor paragraph Of
bo eiNcum aud Nus 'orac aege
.aa n pN,.nt i say tN4G urcyl
aid ta s,a ~ ',Hou tbs pinuaa't
i.ru "a ;au ~ en rs ifIe
ava a.. ta asao icsle,
Il. 90 sntuct..pes to do s,'ae spiel I'D
deed ia llo interest oi commegcis
pr3biiy, on OF humaa charity, or of man.
ly honor aux dignity, that siiail fast
into instant celebrity over the whole
nation, and be rehsarsed 10 ambitious
boys by ,i.e.r mothers century aiteI
you are dead | SAY you must feel
sometimes, for il is only natural, snl
therefore | urge you 70 CONCEAL thai
thonght into al act Go aud surprise
the county by dong something right
Cease to do and say unworthy things
and excessively tile things, for thos'
reptile friends Of yours to magnify il
| the papers. Snub them thus. or els
throttle ta,m. Yoars truly,
MARX IwAN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-09

tt0ss - $50 st.sAsa. sss.t -. - CT
RoIuet and Palm.
" Quality stylg ard FrTilHt warranted e4utl la bs
fnRtsh aul stb fa.'f W llr ceat cheaper whck ae,
e'i ff tbr greet nue "a &. ;bc ilemaud f5r the
ftelxn raals aea tHp uaprHr. feHttl sucrvss ~ he
AAkRiHtN tadttNN r0LEf >8Af- NV sold
sFrfk f4 wv. rll.H Stttg.
" hE1AE. NASttA6tN Cu sais N,urrs
ih.i4fFiiiI,a tHsI S.e YarE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-09

The Parlor FaVorite.'

TIlE lo4fasnse drmsna for this popu1r instrument
has iaa8e a us % make itr marlfscfnre spreisl-
tv ard arr consequently fnAtive - - tHaIa at
nuch owrr rstrs fran charged Cor smiisr nstra-
mrhts BY uther mqairs u sdeni dealers or
seud Tor oar uhirAied estaiugue and pftre list Ad-
areaa BEp NJ GUILD Co,
nt.-gFsFvE AasrRtHs. EUsrffS Mas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-09
ST. t WANTED faG HE
Secret Service
hYGESLLt BAKEa

~ GEN'i 3 q bhkEN
Is sstnadlaL lafi3sis aa4 sfafitnE aIsfssslr
rsas H itis alr rFras.Hg ne rTt t4tr rre .itr
tH fs if.FIsH- the He g'- "a Htfs'1 d af. al
fHaretf sra raty .ah atuhlHsi sith 30 ihsftssed
ttulassfsias 81 tsH s hf hsf tsetHriltian sak ever
E4h stHa ~rfI ~ tir- tal- s8 rft asr fefs-, Hud
ehF it .s tts'sr tt7a snF lib-f wtfk tifress
@pAtr NAaTBEbs q D Ai rl3ateighla, ~ ~ Cbl
tsr tN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-09
(8s !: !! |; !! a!!as3

Na H. BGAutFY ata De happs - tHssfu his
W d mpules ifttsuuenisir fff iss9, sith airee5us
faF gsipg bis fiBoHs sapar Phosphate ~ lime snd
5laeg stanHafA frFtiiimt-. free, oA aupiiyaiiJn,
wS y. BE.NtFF "A Br0ad Street, Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-09
WANTED, AGENTS, ..a g, 4 sgs, :,l

Ell. vwbefe male and female, 10 lairoduee ias GENu.
IsE IMPBDk 10 COMMON sENSE FAMILY skN
fNG MACHINE This HiBCbne Niil kliri hem, fell
tuck guiit c1nl. Sind braid and cmbrpiter in most
sapeIluf aanacf flIoo only SIS Fails Narr lntrd
or I've years Wswil Jay tihA ~ Auy mscblar that
stfi sew stronger more bcauufAl 0f murs elastic
sean Jhan nnls Il maket to -'Eivsdc L1sk stitch r.
Eyefy second stitch hr tat, sUt ti- cloth rsh-
hat ts guijrp apart ~ithuu ttaftHs it We fay our
Arsai- nt4sa So to 8AbFr month ane peusss, pF
C,7muisiaB FYtH sAiea @rr Thai suuiaf lH D. made
Addrrs HECDNh 90, pE1sBBEaH Pa, Bosrgs
M4ss ~ - iur4s NO
tsHtian.- ~ nat not te linpusrd upaE ~ oihef pat
pAiuHng 10 wurlhits east irps mAfhirrs Hndrt the
.stas utLtfwia bHts s tir 0uiy G~H4ias and
re4lls pf4e5iral riIssp mFeHiae lasnu6riHftd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-09
Ina RlrEAr MAglc clMn

vi color graz hair permanent blaek ~ brown
sold tt~fyeb-re sen D mai fir tlga
Address NN PArroN 1.re&sufrr
ltfNts FAkMERs GAEDNiRs ard FRI IT
~ GROW kiH -sHNd ur partifallTs n ,bs4ts ib,tfa-
vsd Uf lfsf iuis faFiH4 diia fl-rel isssiFVe
Sample Ia fs-i wilt 2, trNsrird tn 6ht "a 2 u
tie fpifaf states dAd pstfe s8hs faction TtardHfssd
ss8fss, Aalts" !. AuEAEN, g sfcnH4 street Bau.
fsgfe. Nt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-09

liu Daeia.l
yon, al ) Tins IS bon, ~
old mau, and ougAt to ua, ma.
aud yet you have to struggle az ',t,..
gle and deny yourself aud no
sell of resiful sleep and peace Of su'aa,
because you ueed money 50 badly, I
always lnel for man mho is 50 poverty
ridden as YOU Don't misunderstood
me, Vanderbilt know you own sey-
enty miliions; bnt then you know aud
Ano~ thai II ..sn' / what 'uau has that
constitutes wealth No ii is to be
sdii.tied with what Que has; that is
wealth. As long as one soFely nerds =
certain additional amount that man il
not nch Seventy tunes seventy mill.
ions cant make him rich long az his
poor heart rs breaking for mere am
Just about rich enough to buy the least
H
yaluAble horse in your stable, perhaps,
but cannot sincerely and honestly
take an oath that | need any more now,
And 50 / am rich. But you You have
got seventy millions. and you nerd five
bundled mi lions, aud are r9ally suiicr-
ing for it. Your poverty is something
appalling. tell you truly that | do
not believe that could live twenty four
hours with tue awful weight Of four
hundred aud thirty millions Of ablect
want crushing down upon me. l should
die under It. lily soul is SO wrought
upon by your hapless paupsrism, that
/ il you came by me now | would freely
pat ten cents ia your TN cup, ii YOU
carry one, and say, "Ghod pity you, poor
unlortunate.
4 Now, / pray you take kindly all that
/ baye sad Vanderbilt, for assure you
l have meant it kindly, and il 10 said in
an honesler splr!t thaA you are accus.
toned to fad in what Is said TO YOU OF
about you And do 90, now, and Dc
something that isn't shameful Do &c
aud do something worthy OF a man
possessed OF seventy millions man
whose most trIfis1g act ia remembered
and initiated al over the country by
younger men than you. DO not be de
ceiyed into the notion that everything
Won DO and say is wonderful, simply be.
cause those asses who publish YOU &C
much make It appear 50 Do not de.
ceiye yoarAelf Very often sn idea O
yours Is possessed oi ~ aiuzse magn.i
cenee but - simpy salmug stta 10.
rehse.ed sp.sndli q y0u seventy misi-
ions No~, tb.nx of il. lass tr.ed
to imnAte yDa aud ogc1,as fam ias ~
young msa 10 81 bat bless y1s, u
performances attracted M atteatsm r
gave cr ael beggar giri atzo ceal
piece sLd hum9roasiy to.a her 20 go q
the Fiith AVena ae hotel and board i
week but nobody puhashsd il. II you
had doue that Il would have been re
garied As one u the funniest things
thai ever happened; becaase you -
cay the haitsst things ever i heard u
NAndefriit, aal have them magnifed
INTO WI and ~isdom 10 the papers =
And the oiher day, 10 Chicago, | talk
ed Of buylng the snurs Unioa Paclh,
Railroad, clear TO the Rocky Monn
tHsns, aud running It on NJ osn hook
Ii wAs as splendid sn idea aud as bold
J al enterprises as ever entered thai over
praised brain OF yours, bot dsd i Ell
cts Any osWspspes applause? No, ]
] sou had eonesired i. though TIE nsxs
paper world woall hare gone Wild orsl
It NJ, ar other met think aud tai
- Ss.s---Sa.y - ~ ~, b@s s.ey d.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-09
RHRUMATlsA AMI NEURALGIA.

hhES ma AAosA nv ms 0nn~JtAs
fss n.sd ssssr - enf salt you eAaese
WHITES ELfxtH ~i8 rnsc yds gas ! r. taat ssY
0f1rf tsasrdf ia thl Sid kls sAs4a iisrs rls
ea3af e.yniaiatGk irs aages "a sf nafs ihsa tf
hsaaree Nha tzys bsFg cured p ITS ar ~ kn4 IRE
ssstr sAsN - sefst s'ss w aFVlhssftss 49, Is
~ iFrss Nuffk. irassisg = Lssrrsu -. bpslsu.
1 spTEs d. Raj, ses-tssh Gsuikly r8~asrs
- Fsie aEa aassfiins azsaF ln ftsEis Pres
o. Aaarsss Wa ksF " D. r D Bgx StSs So YaG
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