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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
ASTONISHING!

IVM the Horoscope, a true picture OF your future
husband or Nifo, with name, occupation, peountary ctr
cumetAnCea, date OF marriage, ana felicity Of married
life, Furthermore, she wall give youtho p ADDRESS,
80 that you Gan correspond; also the age and fail e Q.
s~oHptlon, aud toll you how, WHEN and where you will
boeomo acquainted, nov often yon wilt NARY. your
destined success in life, aud everything relating 70
your future. state your age, color OF eyes and nAir, In.
olostrR ~ cents, and you will receive tho piotnrr, with
swri.ten asssiIyi BY return mgi AdrTes., 10 cont
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
DIR.
Canker and Salt Rhedm Svrup,

For tho Cure Of Canker. Salt Rheum, Eryaipelas, Scrofu.
lous Diseases, CutanOous kruptions, and overy
every kind Of Disease arising from an
impure state Of the Blood.
TIE Most Egectirs blood Purifier II ne Nineteenth Century.
ry- Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Sold BY GHIINE A BUTTON. MilWaukOe.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
Loss of Hair.
Hair-Dressin0,

The IOI0i0in0 n0fe q from Ms i0tl-kl0 % pT1prlti0T D
Frank Leshss IutStrated Newspapers
and Magazines.
NEW YoRK, September "a, 1850.
J. BURNETT, Rso. -
Dear Sir,-For some time past I have been using
your Cocaine. and think Il far preferable 10 any
thing have ever used for the hair.
nmy indorsement Ia OF value, you are perfectly
at liberty 10 use II. Respectfully yours,
FRANK LESLIE.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

COMMUNAL FHlIoITY.-Nothing tends more
10 eonnuOial happiness, than cheerful and
ing remedy.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
No other COMPOUND

the peculiar properties which 90 exactly
suit the various conditions Of the human hair.
soaens he hair tghen harsh and frp.
~ s00ttes ne iTrifdied scalp.
n d60rds ne richesi ipsfre.
10 remains longest ~ eject
Hprcucnts ne hair from (dliiHq %.
HpTOmotes ~ healthy, Uigoroua gfopA.
II is not gredsy or aiciy.
leave no dfsd6reeabs Oior.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
From One of tho 0|ldssETE printers in the state
OFFIcE or TmW VINO AND REPUDEIcAN,l
QUINCY, .nlinsis, August n, 1865.

QUINCY, .nlinSis, August n, 1868
MnssRs. Prince, WALTON Il Co., Cincinnati,
0hio-Gents / find your Roback'a Bitters,
after using two boxes in my family, TO be a
t" good egg" Send me another dozen by
United States Express, and IL you don't want
local notices 10 the amount, charge II TO us
on advertising account. Regards TO Mr.. Wall
ton. You're I'M haste, JAMES i. LAN0DoN.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
ALLCOCKIs POROUS PLASTER

Possesses peculiar qualities A. an equalizer OF the DIR
o~ulation aud as = supports sort Of extra skin-ln al
muscular and nervous pains, whetherof The side, head,
kidneys, or back and Ia sotAtioa they should be apple
at once They are now widelg used in hospitals, both
10 America AID Europe, and approved BY all phJai-
oiAna They give immediate relief IN LumbAso, a. wall
a. in pains Of tho side and back, whether thoy proceed
from weakness, fatigue, or other causes.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

A WDe-AwAKE YoUTH's PAPER. The
Youths Companion, OF Boston, announces
nearly q score of regular contributors for
1870. Many Of them are among u best
known and most brilliant writer's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
HAtR.}coiC1HllIc; CREAM ESjE
FOR THE Y

II is purely vegetable, contains no alcohol, sulphur,
lead or mineral Ingredient; IL clean, highly porfumed
and different from any other article. Everybody will
uso!t Price. only lets. 10000 bottles sold annually.
CHICAGO, Wholesale Agents. Sold by all druggisla
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

WORK O ALL.
,bg-A Watch or Sewing Machine Free. Buh.
,neaa new, light and profitable, suitable alike foR al
dress and test the business for, yourself PAriealarh
directions, Ao, sent free. ~ III not well satisfied with
the business, We will send you. 81 TO pay for the trouble
of writing "a sample sent BY man on receipt Of Toe
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
DIR. LANCLEY,S
STANDARD PREPARATIONS.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN RlTTERS.
A worry superior regulating Tonic, imparting vigOr ant
strength TO the constitution thorough
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.

A worry superior regulating Tonic, imparting vigor and
strength TO the constitutional thorough
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
a regulator Of nervous force, and a powerful ~sustainer
Of health against tho cnoroachmonts Of disease.
The invalid and the cOnvaloscing seeking restoration
and yoarning for the healing virtues OF some magic
Balm, will hnd in those Bittors a hidden mysterious
power which auletly restores, yet refuses to reveal
To tho senses anything but taste and color
II iaa pleasant Ritter, free from all nauseous proper.
tics or odOr, entirely vegetable, being mainly grown ut
the base Of the mountains from which they derive their
name. and Is particularly adapted 10 all forms Of
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
manifestinr themselves By tho following symptoms.
Headache, Nervousness, loss Of Memory, Low Spints,
Giddinoss, Dimness OF Sight Dizziness Of Hearing aud
Ringing Noises in the Ears Fluctuations or Rolchinga
nf Wind. Tightness Of Breathing, Weight and Oppres.
Palpitation, do., &C.
Also for Liver Diseases, Disorders Of tho Kidneys,
Rostlessness and Loss OF Muscular Power, these Blttors
will DO found almost a specific, and as a preventive OF
FEVER AND AGUE,
or a rostoror Of tho natural power of tho system when
broken down by continued aRuo attacks Il has no equal.
Being stimulating tbut not intoNicatinRl they refresh
and invigorate both mind and body, hcighten the sensi'
bility, clear and sharpen the faculties, and bostow
AlAority and cheoriulnesa of spirit
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
$1O. WATCHES. $40.

The GREAT TRADE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
Incorporated by tho stAto) sell zine Cola ana solid
Il liver Watches at $40 each. 10000 hngTav nga, fuly
q, scrbing and ilustratins all o1I watches. arc placed
IN sealed envelopes. which are th9r9u9hly mir, q. and
prices ,-SinEla hnGraying. w. cents Twelve aud rich
premium, D dollAisi twenty-five, and elegant Silver
Hunting Watch a. premium, 10 dollars kVev engray-
INK entities the holder thereof 70 a Watch Worfh frOm
10 TO $50 dollars, irrespective Of Value, Tor 10 dollars.
Nothing oAn be lost by this INVESTMENT, a. no article
IN our STOCK h worth less than the money asked, while
tie buyer may OBTAIN a Watch worth 7bJ doliars. Or
ing Us. Address MIOHkLIN A OOt Manager,
Broadway, corner Fulton street, New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
PREMIUMs IN CASH.

There arc thirteen premiums and they will DO mailed
TO the thirteon parties entitled 70 them Tor delivered to
their orierl on the 9Th day Of January 1871 The adj
sr.. dreases OF Tho successful parties will be given IN our
I weekly issue Of the 18th Of January, 1870, tof1ther with
,suDU n. tue: sf h , q .Ss SiRR sgb ' gIgI sbo1 po sons, MAKING A Sg
the ~ per cent commission any how. and n their club
eonq OF the thirteen largest will draw one or other Of
the above premiums Specimen copies sont free. send
Tor one. Money By draft, express, money ordors. fnor
registered letters may be sent at our rak.
Address SBU COMPANY.
Chicago, Illinois.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
AcUE CURE.

This Is an active Tonic, and such il is peculiar com
position, that II acts directly upon tho Liver, whether
It's arrangement Is caused by the sudden paroNsma Of
chills, or by the heat and p~estilent atmosphere Of mias-
matte districts and seasons, or whether u be tho slow
result Of ~sedentary life, or tho sequel Of other diseases,
In all cases this Cure stimulates the sluggish action OF
tho Liver. removes bad bile and promotes a healthy
natural s%ecretisn. Each bottle Is accompanied with
one box OF Inugley's CnThurtic Pills, 81 a bottle.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

Tue PuREsr AND SWEETEST Con LIVER on
IN THE WORLD Is Hazard n Caswoll's made
on the sea shore, from fresh, selected livers.
by OASwELI, HAZARD d Co., New York.
It is absolutely pure and siDeet. Parties who
have once taken IL prefer II TO all others
gists.
PRIVATE medical aid. Road Dr. whitisr't
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
Seaside Bou.s, Rost.vay Beach. Sept l. ls@.

Seaside Blouse, RoekAwAy Beach, Sept 1, 1899.
Nossn. ALLoocK A Co., Sing sing
0EHTLEAnN-Your Plasters have wonderful quail
ties, and svsry traveller should have them by him. My
guests give great accounts OF their efficacy. eomo
cured OF coughs; rome Of rheumatic pains; some Of
severe pains IN the breast. side, aud back. In seiateA
and kidney affections their publication Is equally sue
oetRfuL Imysek was attached with a severe pain IN
my left kidney. was in agony for twsnty-tour hours,
Al length Iapplled one OF your Plas,srs The pain
soon began TO Abate. and Ia tho course of few hours
was entirely removed, send you this that You may
publish ii II you think well. lam yours,
A. FAILING,
Proprietor Of tho Seaside Mouse.
NEw YonK. August ls. 1879.
THOMAS ALLoocK a CO.. Sing Sing;
For ysArs I have suffered from Inflammation OF the
kidneys. my phytioiahs give me litls relief, and l
moved about like an Old man, bent down BY year Of
suffering. Atlength your Porous Piisterd were recon-
msBdsd TO me applied Oae 10 zach kidney, and tic
relief was immediate 1 wore them tor thirty days,
when ms back and kdaeys were pefie itly well, and |
WA once Eiore able 10 WALL erect Ith oh the half ofthB
yirtueiof your PlAStsns yet remain TO De told, but shoul
any one wish to hear thereof l IhAn be pleased
tell Of my experience. lam yours. resps otfully,
THoMAsM JACKSON,
a6 EAstT hItys 4, cond street e
PRINCIPAL AGENCY,
NRW YORK
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
PuhNG0MTC REMEDY,
Or NPnnr MANS Conlh Balsamn

A safe aud reliable nntidoto for diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs; tho most efeotual preparation In the world
for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, Asthma Consump
ton OF tho Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, WhOoping Cough
bronchitis, 1ightness, Soreness, and all affections Of
tho Throat and Lungs, % cents a bottle.
MANUFACTURED ONLY ny
The Rocky Mount4in Bitters Company,
2O7 Fulton Street, n. Y.
sD- Sold by all Druggists aud Grocors throughout
the country.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

n IS now aeUen
years 3ince DR..
'BITTERS i $:s:;t: 3 {; S;
physician, from
Stockholm, SIRE
- den, came to this
country and introduced the Sean
dirmrian Blood Purifier since
t0hich time thousands hare been
cured, by It's use, Of Scrofuia and
other blood diseases. II contains,
besides The Iodide Of Potdssa and
Syrup Of StiHingia, drugs import
ed from Sweden for its cypress
manufacture, unkno,on IN. not
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
ERRORS OF YOUTH
10

10 CONSOm MI tIVES.
THE Advertiser, having been restored 10 health ina
fsW WeOks, by . vory simplsr remedy. after having suffer
cd several years with = severe lung affection. and that
dread disease, Oonsumption-isanrous 10 make Known
10 hs fellow sufferers, the means Of 0uro.
To all who desire Il, he Will send 4 eopy Of the pre-.
~soElpton used (trss Of charged With the directions for
preparing aud using the same, which thoy will ind 4
sURK OuRE ToR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BnosoH-
RS, etc. This object Of the advertiser In sending the
Prescription ia TO benefit tho afflicted and spread In.
formation which be concOlyes 10 be invAluAblai and he
h,pea syoy sufferer will try his emedy, A. II viii ooai
tnam nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription, will please Addroa
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
williamsburg. RinRa County. New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

kept by dpohe-
carries in his
.cOH N 4
single trial ,ciN
%cOnUince the most
skeptical Of its
Conde6d r0iuc.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

Sold at Mlwaukeo by H. BoswoRrH8 Sons, 0REESI
a BUTTON, RICE a RBISo, DRAKE Bros, DofIMES
SCHMIDT A %, and all Milwaukee DruggistA
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

A GENTLEMAN had just taken his seat at
the dinner-table the other day, whom the
servant reported n beggar at the door.
Feeling in his pocket for a STAMP, but
finding none, he replied, "Tell him
haven't a shilling with me-" and resumed
his dinner. Presently the servant returned
with, ''please sir, he says he can change a
q note" swell" responded the gentle
man, ''you tell him if he isn't OF my steps
in half a minute, he'll have something to
make a note Off
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
ygSFg ~ gggE " 2

y = \ Z = 7 : T -
To THE WORKING CHASING arc now prepared TO
hrnish MI elasSes with constant employment at home, Tho
whole ofthe time or 9Ithe spare momenu. rglnenntN,
ughtand profitable. Persons ofcitler scG easily earn ilsh
5c. 10 e5 per evening, and a proportional guil by dcNotig
theT whole time 20 the business. nQysandgiuseatn neaHy
address, and test the ~budneaa, We make ms una 9hrlyl
odhrf Tofuch a. are not vel anhrticd, wcwtl irnd tl 20 Ial
f6r Inc trouble ofwHiing. Full patcullu,n valuable nj
pe which will do TO commence work on, nnd a c1py q ~.
Ponies Iiierdrp ContpdniQR-on q ue largest aud
besf family Newspaper puhhshcd-ull sent nee b. .tnai.
Header, ~ you want pc uantnt, Profitable Noiht nNd4t"'
81 q AIIIN A co, AUGUSTA, MAtNI.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

ONE OF THE MOST singular member Of the
Ecumenical Council will bea Chinese Bish-
op, who is at the same time a manufactu.
rer of umbrellas. This is NJ. Louis Faurie,
Bishop of Kong Tcheon, a native Of Bor-
deaux, in France, but since, nineteen years
a resident of China. The Bishop wears a
long mustaehe and goatee, and from his
crown bangles the queue of the Celestials;
he is dressed in Chinese costume. The
Bishop has a large orphan asylum in his
charge, and in order to support II, he has
started an umbrella factory, giving employ
ment 10 O good many hands.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
.oido ,sUi Special llOtitts.
COUGH! COUGH !

q -.vr,sHUN WORTHLESS EOsTRUMs.
ea5 USE THAT WHICH Is GOOD.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
TIKI
Capture, the Prisons Pen and the Escape.

This nri1hg, authentic, and p9pulqr work, Is a com.
Plete historI Of s9uthem Prison Lfe. principally ~
Columbia, BELLE Isle, Milen. Salisbury, and Anderson
Vile. Describing the
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ChEeosry FROM 1881 b Us pfaseni hme, except
Sc nsaemtef Tern isi1. ana he June Iersn.
issl. utsch vers N the Coaaiy Gorri poekets q
ibaas tarsas Files ID chssosfy ssnes isus A.sa,
ths recaris y Judgements and dncrees Ia the ss'
prsns Coasfi. CsuniY CouH and court e Chan
ecrY. npce 1854 Five heals u records = areds
sinos lisa ! also And The records q sEerunon'
stlsaaoJ On lands. wlsh Che exceptions u few
F years puaf h lisa Also soisa volumes q mis
eslsaaaoas recards
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-06

EAsi D'fsot he he feet above the ocean.
NJ EIp@ poryan Who claims 10 be "a cit
lssn u East Dorset is evidently annoyed and
wratb At "a certain olaas u scrbblers who en-
brace every opportunity 10 vent their surplus en-
". Jealousy Or Spleen Ia low hlingsgatc,H aud
brad their weak attempts 10 DO witty Fast Oar
set And 50 these "scribblers" have vented
their ''inw BiIhnsagats' through the oolumns Of
the Journal. the ''citzea Of Eas. Dorset" pays
the JouRxAL and the "acnbblersH alike very on
yabls compliment aud At tha samo time discoy-
Ga bimsrlf 70 b. a hieh-iuDod moral, social
Aalintelii geat genilsmsn." Having obtained Cit.
1snah9 ia the high IA ri, sScia, an Intelligent
tame q society" which be boasts o. n East Dor
ST., le has b. dint Of his own exc tIoa not only
acquired Familiar knowledge Of Billingssate,
which u.oss people oousider low enough, but lac
has become iamihar sth Sow Bl!lingssate. ="
And ha Is 80 Intelligent snl has such an intui-
tive perception u iruth that his assertion II dcm
onstragon, II he asserts thH a 'serihbler vents
BIZ surplus on,y, Jealousy Or spleen in low Bill
hngsgAtc, Il is -. II be as,egts that "scrib-
bier 'iicsda ne weak attempts 70 he witty East
Dorset, tha. makes il So. There IL ne need Of
1onions,rAtiln with q. +. D. AZ the end. Ho Az
serts Inst the "scribb,oYs embrace every oppor-
tuuily, Se. How many opportunities have they
embraced 70 DISTRESS Airnf Certainly MT moro
than three one sway beck in Hid-wintor, and
beaded "Joo 60 down aud get that But citi-
zen ~ Eas, Dorset bore Up under that inliction
long without a murInnr, The next article APP.
pesred in your Issue o. the Bud ait, aud is head
ed eIho Board of Education" And stll he bears
with the ''scribblete. Lot when two weeks lat
er, Ga the 10th ull, reply to the attack on the
BOARD % Education" appeared, headed George
II and tbs Board of Elaoation,f ani not "East
Dursst George l. and George H., as the highly
"inteiiganl citizen u Eist Dorset asserts. then
suddenly tho practice Of the "scnbblers- be-
comes intoleIable and he protests InfeTen-
ecs FIRST that TIE "cortam clasa Of scribblers''
numbf bus three al most. Second 1t can I poss-
lbly be, can H. that "ciuzen Of East Dorset IS
one Of them That be Is the author Of tho at
tack on the "B1ard 81 Education" the celebrat-
ed protector Of the Montpelier Botany Bay
Railroad" the yentablc George II. in disguise !
Aud that knowing his own right hand was TO d-
rect the tra he ventured to set himself up with
one or two other "seribblersT TO be shot att That
being himself "scribber," he suddenly be-
comes sick and goes back" on the rest Of the
''class !" A Montpelier & Botany Bay Railroad
man should be made Of sturner stuff than 10
allow his let project to be dsshed IN pieces by
the "iow Billingsgaier of "scrbbleF"
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2T7.
Tho number Of children in Vernon, between
fcur aud eighteen years Of age is $500,
The number Of weeks school taught by males
~ Vermont IN 1867 1908
The number Of weeks school taught by f.
malos Ia Vermont in 1867. was s,25s.
Tho amount Of wageds paid male teachers,
exclusive " board, in Vermont for the year end
ing March 93l. 1855, was s5GS5i
The Rutland ineeudiaries, -pctor Neary, VIM.
Butterfly and Thomas Dushan, were sentenced
on Thursday to ten years each hard labor in the
State Prison
PEasoSAL.- Hon Daniel Roberts, Of Burling
Tor has bean offered TIE OH % Of Solicitor u the
Unitel States Treasury, under Secretary Bout
we'll and ho has declined 70 accept the same
The office Of solicitor being The legal advisor OF
tho Treasury Department, is highly honorable
and responsible one Mr. Roberts, however,
could not afford to give mp his practice at homo
FOR any $500 ofhce at Washington, and We doubt
not that he has done wisely in declining.
TaE saREwsBuay MuRpza C,sE CONVICTION
or rnE PLumEYx-Th trial 81 the prisoners ho-
fora the Rutland County Court, terminated on
Wednesday, the sist ut. Tho prisoners being
called aud standing at the bar Of the court The
jury pronounced their verdict as follows Horace
Il. Pnmlcy, guilty Of murlor ziba Plum Icy,
guilty Of manslaughter; Frederick q PluTniey,
guilty Of manslaughtor; George Butterheld, not
guilty. The prisoners receised tao verdict wi tn
seeming indifference.
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Al tao aasaAl sasetspg = she Parish q lion
CAareh Easter NosiaY Sarch xssh, 4 L Nj.
aor } Bsbrrts O n Hqidgp, T. r. WymAn,
= H.nedsct y A Bensdisl ADD I. d. Cook sore
sieo~d tessrymaa, J. G Aebsris aud Goo. D.
HalAen usFasss. , c. nsbefts treasurer and
collector, And X /. wymsa, olerk. carruat o..
pehses inslssling hsetars salasy, !, Is hpPei sin
- betrayed BY Subscriptions ani douasaoss pay
able Al The saadsy collection 90 oaeFtary All
ssals are free. open and ~cleome b. al. Hanrs
u services tar nest san1ay iei.1 |, n. Anl 5 p n.
The Thiriy sixth aHnusl session o. .he Yer.
uaoai STATE baptist CaaFeuiiBu uss held 81 FAe-
tary Pant. Mshehfstsrl ia 1901. Rev. Ira
Pssrsos, Moderator. Rev. \. Cadworth, preach
e. The baplisms The year previous Esre 2s2,
AnJ the memberships s.S7i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-06
-Commisnonera's Notice.

ME, The subscribers. being appointed By the Hon
w the Probate Court for the Dfsriet " Manchester
Commissioners 10 receive. examine ard adjust the
elsmf aud demands o. III prsons Against The estate OF
MYRoN CLARK,
late of Manchester In ssd District deceased aud sso
81 eains snd demands exhibited in psei lhefeto aud
siz months fren the ~ day ~ April iaea being Al
lowed ~ sad Gourt fBf that pufyose DO therefore
hefehy give nastoe thst VII attend 10 the hasHess
% oar apoHneut 81 phs late dseng ~ the Haid de-.
"a e.ete6sf sa9 FROM one anti foar oseiosk T. NJ 81
each ~ ssId dsys
Dated st Manchester. his md day Of April, A. D.
tS8s
q A Z. MINER.
HARMON CASFIELD,| Con n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-06

"A fieni of ours who 10 chief clerk In the
Governmental Disponsatory, Gays that no medi-
cine chest is now eomplete without Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment We always supposed it was
prescribed BY law; II it is not 1t ought 10 be, for
certainly there is nothing II tho whois mlteria
medica Of 50 mueh importance 10 the soldier and
the sailor as "Johnson's Anodyne Linimolt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-06

IN BANKRuPTCY.--lS THE DISTRICT COURT
or THE UNITED STATES For the District Of
Vermont. IN the matter Of MOSES ROBINSON,
Bankrupt. Notice Il hereby given hat petition has
been lIr IN said coiirt BY M.ses Robinson. 81 Ben.
nngion In said District duly declared 4 bankrupt
under the Act OF Congress Of Marrb q 1891 for dis
charge and certificate thereof from AL his debte and
2osh DAY o. April 1881 at 10 o'oiaek ~ before the
Hon. WIN. d. shipman. Judge of said cour, At the
ItAnd Mnase In kSekingham, Il assigned for the hear
have proved their dsbts and otef persoHs interest
may attend and show cause u arr they have, why tho
pr4yer Of said petition should not BE- granted.
The second and third meetings OF creditors win be
held At the came time aud place.
Dated at Burlington, the 2eth day afMareh 1862
swts BIB. sMALLEY, Clerk