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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26
A Remarkable Conductor.

John Houghtaling, conductor ON the
New York Central, is entitled to the
distinction of being classed among the
veterans in his profession. John COM
menced railroading in 1889, and has
been ON the road uninterruptedly ior
thirty years, and hence has travelled
nine hundred and thirty-nine thousand
miles, and still lives! lie has person.
ally met with but one accident in that
time. having experienced a broken leg
by an uulueky jump from car when 4
collision appeared imminent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26
"A sensible Paragraph.

'n' All experience proves that nothing is
SO well calculated to assist and promote
the growth in wealth and population Of
a favorably located town as a we'll con-
Quoted and Ilibcrally sustained newspa-
per. 1t is, indeed, worth more to a
place than ten times the same amount Of
capital invested in any other enterprise.
1t is standing, broadside, gratuitous
advertisement of all the "good points"
of place. '# D"'''' '''i- W. u" ~ .
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26
10 be Burned.

An amendment to = bill passed In II the
State Senate provides that the Cancelled
bank notes of the Bank of Tennessee
shall be burned after they have been
correctly registered. The amount of
currency in the vaults of the Bank Of
Tennessee is said to be quite large--suf-
ficicnt to make very respectable bon
fire. uiOG IinuiSi LHh plIilr9T
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26
The Tax OH Cotton.

Following is tho law passed by Con-
gress and approved BY the President, in
regard TO- Cotton; ..arl.nd ,i,n,i .,l
An Act 70 provide for the Exemption of Cot
,a9cte oJ, ton from Internal Tax, LaLa.l
/ BE, 1t enacted by tho Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled,
That all cotton grown in the, United
States after the year 1867 shall be .ex-
empt from internal tax; aud cotton i'm
ported from foreign lcouptries on, and
after November l. 1868, shall be exempt
from duty, Approved Feb. 3, 1868. ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26

Alti,.en-, Friday. reb. 20, 1890.
:. Exemplary Damages.

The jury inthe United States Circuit
Court at Richmond last week, gave
SlUOO damages to Robert Stevens, q
South Carolina negro, against the Rich
mond and Fredericksburg Railroad, for
putting his wife ina second.class car
BY force, after selling her first.class
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26
Trichiniasis,

The New York Express thus refers to
some cases of trichina spiralis which
RECENTLY occurred in that city s"daa1
Elsewhere is an account of seven
cases of trichina spiralis, said to have
occurred in this city. AS the vulgar
have it, this disease consists of the in
vasion of all the muscles Of the body
by minute worms, which are bred in
pork, and which, taken into the stom-
ach, resists the action OF the gastric
juices. and work their way to all feshy
parts of the human frame. Be it un-
dcrstood that, according to those who
insist upon the existence of this disease
as it is commonly described, these
worms cannot be killed in. the swine's
flesh by ever so much boiling in the hot
test Of water. and will scarcely yield
life at all. The developments in the
muscles of persons who die, from eating
this peculiar and seldom-met-with kind
of pork, are, however. not worms. but
small cysts, or bladdery formations
which resemble worms. The origin Of
the disease called trichina spiralis was
detected in Germany among people who
lived almost exclusively upon the flesh
of the hog made up into sausages and
other. forms in which the meat under
went partial decay. There is no dam
ger of any epidemic of that kind here.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26
Georgia.

The Augusta, Press, Hanleiter's pa
per, sayssi ri .Th.oh llh mid pni7bol
h We published Yesterday morning Mr..
Forts statement of how one of the
Governors most confidential officers
obtained the paymentof a claim which
had before been refused, and how he
was bilked out of one thousand dollars
by the Gubematorial Ring. The COR
rnptlon Of the Executive Department
Of Georgia, ifcommon reports arc to
bo rehed ON, smells to heaven ol om
That's bad, bat II viii hardly Ibeglnto
compare With The Tennessee Ring. 4,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26
Take Away the Pulpit.

A dispatch from Cincinnati, says -
The Presbyterian Convention in session
here is largely attended. Discussing
tile kind of preaching needed, DR..
Thomas made the following remark -
"Take away the pulpit; come nearer the
people; remove the fOrmality of tho
ministry. We build up these bulwarks
of satan, the pulpits9 Twenty years
ago l kicked mine outso as to get near
er nv peOple," EuiiUGYUN' , -p,twfrp
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26
, A Valuable Receipt.

A practical mechanic sends us the
following, with a request that we pub
lish it for the benefit of the public:
TO any quantity of glue use common
whisky instead OF water. Put both to-
gether in bottle, cork it tight, and put
it away for three or four days, when it
will be fit for use without the, applica-
ton of heat. Glue thus prepared will
keep for years, and is at all times fit for
use, except in very cold weather, when
it should be set in warm water before
using. To obviate the difficulty of the
stopper getting tight by the glue drying
in the mouth of the vessel, use tin
vessel with the cover fitting tight on
the outside, to prevent the escape OF
the spirits by evaporation. A strong
solution of isinglass, made in the same
manner, is a very excellent cement for
leather,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26
much to the man who lives a semi.o;r

IhuchitO the man who liyes q semi-cir-
cumference Of the earth from us as It
does to ourselves, These agehcies, linkI :
ed with the telegraph and alfour invehD
tions, are overturning theology, ,raligion
and its dogmas, mythl9logical plurali-
ties OF, gods, and are giving to us what
Christ taught us-in0ials. Morals are
the true results of civilization; they
cannot leads bnt follow it. M III the point
we have reached in the upward moye-
ment we believe that the race may hope,
in its inspiration and III its reason, that
we tread upon tho threshold of the mil
lennium.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26
Hon, Dewitt SentA.r,

1.-The Union Pilot, OF last week, runs
up to its masthead the name or De
Witt G. Sentcr as the Republican can
,didate for Governor next August The
o. I'itotiis the "official paper of Monroe,
and we presume reflects the sentiments
Of the party in that county. 1t says of
, its candidate: nfE' OF Il.g,i r'f yaiA
iE No gentleman in Tennessee is better
able to confront the A jax of Democracy,
Andrew johnson, than MIR. Senter. He
would meet him at every, standpoint,
aud in any way Andy might choose. He
Is the man for the contest johnson will
attempt to force, and therefore we hoist
his naIiTe at our mast-head and call upon
Republicans to rally to his standard. Z
Ofiicial--.COmptrOller Blackburn.
Welannounce In our last paper that
G. w: Blackburn had been reelected to
the Office of State Comptroller, The
following II the official account:I9w iiI
1.-The two branches having metin Con-
vcntion, Mr.. Medlin nominated James
J.. Wingtield,, of Haywood county ;
SepatOr Flfers0f nominated George w.
BlaekbHrp, or Mauty county, the pres
eptjpeqmbsat; SenatOf Matthews nom
ftafed N, ~, Helm Of McMinn county.
'b'AIr, Blaekb4rR Yves elected on the
first ballot by the following vote .c-
Blackburn hN. Helm 20. Wingfisld IA.
The. Nashville Press and TIMES says
of the result;ti 10 tp9rpoI
.nigWe sipeerely congratulate the people
of the State on the reelection Of the
present, Comptrollsr. He has Q labor
cot no ordinary magnitude before him
.for the ensuing two years but 30 far %
his power extends, we feel sure that the
public interest could not be IN better
or safer hands,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26
From Memphis.

The Investigation into the alleged
frauds OH the part Of claim agentsis still
progressing. A Number Of witnesses for
the defense have been arrested forperiu-
ry. Officers in charge of the investiga-
ton state that tho amount obtained from
the Government on false claims and forg-
ed papers for several years past is enor-
mOuS.iJg dafW Ft} irI ~ LiW "
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26

ny-Dr, IBagby says 1t takes the
Lynchblrg HHyihian, Just eighteen
months to get of joke. In that time,
(retorts the Vi'giniaa.) Dagby could
get of enough nonsense for . whole
lunatic asylum. .1..r.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26

I 1T- Claim agents have been swind-
ling soldiers and sailors widows and
orphans on big scale in New York !; it
is estimated to the amount Of 81 jO00, 600
within the last six months. 1iuY ayillY
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26

l0 A new road to Independence,
sure sarc'st S road to indepehdsace is By way w
Of Of Industry, Ffagality, Integrity ana
Missouri. ''''., .., .'''io ',,i',. ''fi = ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26

j w.. "A, ,locomotiye exploded at Rich
Cresck ,Sa the Union Pacific Railroad,
on ths 18th, Killing tho engineer, COP.
auctor and fironan. ..i y. n ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-02-26

D@ Advertise in the ATHENS PosT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

One Of the few really suocessfui enterprises
Of the day is PAnKER 4 Co.'S One Dollar Sale
Their system offers a greater opportunity for the
purchase u the thousand aud one useful articles,
At a price that comes within the reach Of all class
es, than any other,
II IL a well understood fact. that certain class
es Of goods pay the dealer q very large poreen-
tagg ofpro6t: THIS appea7s.almost necessary, es.
peeiaily IN Fanny Goods, Jewtlry Silver Plated
Ware, etc, Of which a dealer does not sell sui.
feient Of any one article to make it All object OF
trade, and when the goods arc Sold by th rec OF
-four diferenttciAsses OF merchants, and each
charge a very large profit, tho price becomes
double the original cost u manuiAct urc before
reaching the hands Of the people.
II Is IN sich goods Parker a Co, es& l0O-sum-
mer S., Boston. doal most extensively, Theif
aAles are 30 immense they make each article .
speciality, often buying all a manufacturer eAE
produce. Their system gives universal satisfAe'
ton. Read their advertisement. 4w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

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HesGnE 80 asa % Magag . Tpmptsanss
sas, sal psagff ~ hfn Gea = Cara, uaaa ~a
v@ hEhig hersa y staAGs Lasare e he
sah5sat HTemFtf auos trom BfulhsF Rev. G P.
CasAF g ~, N ~ Kasl pwts. " re gaze
els d ii aaerssaae hNs rpsge9aiug lha SIS /
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= nns ~ freg@satag asag sk.opus. The tern.
es power aAs ssd hsltl aAsn u ohtaihod tbs
mastery tnd Be Eiso rave "a eio4Bcus ssoouni
ofus Coed Tvmplau 10 thelr uncsss tn saving,
"a aaly uhs yoagh nas yea 9 sga evvF 10 eoutra
q tptsmycfAis httsts Bat aso Ia saving many
ws0 hA beapEs pc Slaves "a Nciops , Use
~ sGasog anAE saeh xss the fosoe u his logis
tad ths satefrst excited ~ he nsrrsisors that
lhs boar pAssed, sih a eoainGed feast 81 good
lAiags. pilhoua usaraoas or safety. Tie I'll.
lowing m~oruiug, Fuisy BFotAey CasAing gave
an kaeo6ns q he stasp u ihs Under q Good
T~cmplArs Is Vermont. their history. progress and
suactss, tui ovfng 70 other engagements be
then vitharvv from Ne Convention. Daring
FriAay 80 sore iarared aitA 81 increased dole
Eku1n fr0m disiant Lodgos, aud continued the
tusinsss u The CeNFrptsan N : discussion q the
qaesnons. VIVA further Tempcrauce legisls.
tsoB il rsqaredf~ and "a fshould We pledge oar.
sslves 30 vote only ff pfohibitouists and 20
make "a issus ~ Tho paiaf4 AfseE tbe compile.
Hon a TIE miscellaneous business q the Con.
tentiou 40 sAlonnamsHt vac made, 70 meet with
the Bennington Lodge ii January, 1870, On Pm
Gay evening there was another pasou meeting At
tbs Halt % W. A Adsms. Brothet ". r, Dean
Wee Presidsat q the Manchester Temperance
Society in he Chair Meeting opened with sing
Ing. and prayer b. Brother Knapp. Then FOL
loved quite a spirited discussion Of the question,
"cAn any trns Temperance man or woman COR
Sistontiy tecp aioof from All Temperance orgsni-
nations = Discussed by Brothers Clsrk Buck
ley And Knapp and a. eloquent essay from Sis
tsr VA. Adams, on the sAps topic We were
Also hYured By an essay 90 Ismpersnse BY Sis
tsf Mereie Allen, ana an essay froui Brother J.
G Butler on the question, why are we a se-
cret organization p
All seemed happily and prohtably entertained,
and departed with the wish 10 Come again"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

A1AsKA-wherc on tina globe can we go beyond
the oini present YAnkool Landing at sdka, we
had walked bat = short distance into the town
when We reached the northern depot ofDr. Ayers
medicines in full display among the huts, shan
tiss and aourts Of these boroal tribes. There
the familiar, homolke names Of his Cherry Pee
toral, Pills, &c, salute Us from the exterior and
interior Of store which shows more business
than It's ~neighborss and proyes that these simple
but sure remedies sre even m ore necessary u
savage life than oursolyos where they visit eyery
Preside -Couoapondent AleIand. Journal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

N csoa - palG.x 90 "a A2AtAaa 10 hEs
sAsT Esa1g vaaoA il - b. sosspsaa ~ A n CO
Aaf ss = Hastsar1aa GA& nsva- fszez-
Tas Le8gs x Gass TsaF,tas .sA e.ases
aufuez Ne. laAxs Fsssaa AsA@sss aa@ aAl
AL. gAs Kthe au Casvsanua - ts.a o..
a@ Asns Assi Mo4as~5sy. ash aee a-&z@@1sDas
IssstasaA thts have
"A O Cssk Ess~ asa eaezaeAaea - rsaY
ta h41l 49, ~ ArsS glsast bseS<s.aS 90
So rass pFqlaie at szS&sa0e. shteA AAs Sea
q - - i've x nfps wears sFaF svAs @S~a
IA k4 q s4 - ) hk8aaas $50 saPese : -
AsaaNA asn4 Ass A9a4 - ~ = hAAAe 80
EssaA@ a3ssEAsaSs tAs iAsfe stehzs MA4kEs q
u psss pAees Asa ~ g4Ase4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

-Rennsy's Pain Killing Magic opib . very val.
uahle COMPOUND for rheamsti sHn, and every kind
Of pain, Ague In the face aud jaws, neurAlgia, cpl.
nal tfrtlAtluh, ha&aAshe, and iafnauess, bruises
oontasionH ard spfsius.
The season for coughs and eolds is rapidly
approaching, and every one khoutd BE- prepared
= cheek The Brst symptoms, As a cough ~cUntrac-
ted between Dow aud Christmas frequently lasts
ell winler. There IL no better remedy than
Jebnsen'r Anodyne T4niment." For all diseas-
ss Of The threat and lungs, il should DO used in
~terBAlly and externally.
Lung fever, common cola, catarrhal fever,
aud nasal discharge Of brownish color 10 horsss.
ShAy he checked 81 once by liberal use u "shers-
dams Cavalry Condition Poweers"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

Ran PRAcTIcEAYou might as well expect TO
relieye aud ours an inflaanod eve by busting irri-
tatng powders into II, Is 90 expect 70 subdue and
ears patAnh which Is al inflammation Of the mu-
c0us membrane Of the air passages Ia the head
ty tia nse " sage's UAtarrh Remedy cures Ca
tArrh by Us mild soothing action, which snbduea
tho Inflammation aud restores the natural score
ton o. the mucous ~fpllicles. The proprietor, Il.
V. Piaras, NJ. d. Of buffalo. offers $500 for q cAse
u Csiasfh that he can mol cure, seut b. mail on
receipt o. sixty cents. Address the proprietor ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

EA
OoIbuns's Ran JsexET AXE This are V bet
Ger than The regular shsped axes for taeae rea-
j. II cuts aecpsr.
H. II DON'T stick
III II aunf JaF the hand
" No time Or strength In wasted in taking
the saf out ~ the cut. :
VITA The same labor VOC do ono thiEd more
work.
win ai tbese good q~uslties g "a MAIDS Of same
steel ard iron ssa temper a. cor regular area
And wiil bpi hear rcHgh usage any better thAn
they.
LHFFEscgTT 4 BASEw2LL The BED Jacket Axe
yoa seat e = Agssd eRe thiaA u ne beet
tsa 49, 80 ~ q ehop 9TH. Aky one
cas- s@a " she nhspa n "a thAl a does not fequire
~ M.uen axeFtsse hi tie part If Nc chopper a.
satA As Ahist9s - tas aaks I pe1esseie in
% tas apeA Nuess = 500 PSea@ed sish
xal.. cars,a sssss hoveL Ia u kTSsr.
1nsa MAAa ysa nsnA
TYyf@weNs~ y w5rYwrS W. As~w NJ constant
ass Me- Covered scoop kaasei Of Mr. Mills and
ans q ~ = ssFy ssafni &xtAols. ke more than
NAse thn coat ~ 0NilF In she ADpa1t ~ grain
saNed thpYrted fsqsa nAgonss y cas- alec han
de Ersin maeh iastsr AAa us esn vita tas scna-
CANA a Co. Gran psalns.
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b EasroS s h1aS. GrA4n nralofs.
EsArSsas a co. FretA Mia
Gao ftEAb A G@, Gas AMls
While ws nleAs theae sa1 rNeznms ~ thea 10.
saAss - thatF Frsat fneE4A. ss ar &1sn n4nRfac-
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"a Lhn euaAtrs N&st ~ Ncsl
Oar ssws are p4tsat temper aHa PAttai gxuusA,
aaa wAruAated - gusa az Ans Nskda4
fKffhtck EgNA Pee g. N&a.
LtrrgSoyxT A bAErvKLA4 0BNss Tbs sa~ 500
ssNi HsnY A fs4Fes = TIA hesi sac sssT aav
n tAkes twu akh bed Ia uNk s1a ttAgis " 4afly.
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Ihsts TgN sast - ~ KeAFa kna tkss as The
btst oss sver ga hud - ] have rnn guuF
sAut = M1ahlgtn ft aFs O. al years,
AsH f4wA
Ey84f haravtse aetlsF Ao@s na k9A cur
Fsg4s sassa g - aASees Naik g1Hs lAgancs . e.
asEN 400 yas shA4 LAVA szzEseaskae kstNEskae E1&
frPB.
LfrfxaoTs = hAErsr1E Ee1staTeh. psN
h@s = 4gff z G@A@@s AEa Aue tK@ksE PkteNts
kN1 fakAt GaMYNuE fr A4MA
LffEogTT 4 hkKxseE1
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

aHNH #aA
RUSSELL LAWRENCE, Us.
HENRY f.. TIfuRsTos,
State OF Vermont, JoHS q. A. PIERcE,
BENNINGTON County, b.. CHARLES q. PIERCE,
JoHK II. LocKEY, and
CHARLES HETwooD'
Whereas, Russell Lawrence, Of Arlington, in
the County Of Bennington and State Of Vermont,
has filed with the Clerk Of the Court Of Chancery
in and for said County, his petition to foreciose
a certain mortgage, given by Henry r. Ihufs.
ton, John q. a. Pierce, and Charles O. Pierce, OF
Sunderland, in said County, 10 the petitioner, on
certain lands and premises IN said Sunderland,
being abont ninety acres Of ono hundred acre lot
No. ii, and dated the I'd day OF July, 1865, con-
ditiuned for the payment Of two thousand two
hundred and twenty dollars, in one year from
said "a day Of July, 1906, with annual interest
from said date, which 10 wholly due and unpaid.
And Afterwards. on the 5lh day Of Janury. 1867,
said Henry Il. Thurston conveyed an interest in
said premises TO Jshn II. Dockcy, OF Leominlster,
Massachusetts, and on the same day The said
Henry g.. Thurston mortgaged said premises for
the sum Of six thousand three hundred dollars,
10 Charles Haywood, Of Gardiner in the County
OF Worcoater, and State OF Massachusetts.
And II appearing that end Henry u. Thuraton,
John q. A. Pierce, Charles q. Pierce, John H.
Jockey and Charles eywOod, now reside ont 81
the State Of Vermont, 10 wit. Henry u. Thurs
ton ia Chicago, Illinois, John Q A. Pierce, aud
Charles Q. Pierce, in Boston, Massachusetts
John H.. Jockey in Leominister, Massachusetts
and Charles Haywood In Gardiner, MAssaebnsettsi
so that q subpoena cannot be served upon them;
II is ordered That sAid Henry z, Thurston, John
q. A. Pierce, Charles q, Pierce, John II. Jockey,
aud Charles Haywood, be notified to appear boz
fore the Court Of Chancery, nszt 70 DO holden At
Bennington, within and for The County Of Ben
nington, on the fret Tuesday Of December. 1869
and make answer 70 said petition; aad that the
~#aessnee u said petition with this order, be pub
iished ia the Manchester Journal, printed At
Manchester, In said County Of Bennington, three
weeks successfully, the last Of which nbiieations
shall be At least twsnty days prior TO said hrsi
Tuesday of December,
Given under my hand II Manchester In said
County, this 12d VI October, 1863,
H.. X. FOWLER,
Deputy CLERK.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

Among thu several Democratic members Of
the Vermont Legislature who voted for the rati-
fcAtion Of the Fifteenth Amendment, We notice
the name u WIN. II. Beebe, Esq, Representative
from pOrsal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

c,THFR OV vERMOsT. Ala Frseais lgpsf IBID
. MANCHESTER D4stFtc, - ! 90 - the kronats Omcs
Ia Asset,es ~. ~ sha ~ ssA D4strst. 90 Lse tsA aAy
al sensf smbeg. A. a. Ih4
PS~ssnI' uoa. y. n HUTTON, Jsdee.
A euDy sftks ~4a ~ dskb W. Iestes. AtA ri Gs.ens
bars. Il a. c9pssy u Wrsskrsisr spd Sat- ~ ss~
YosI. aessssps. Hod n the pFsbe . tbxssSfsa ae Ear
ForHts's Caxrf ~ sats toaaiY ~ sseaeslsf, agiy 40
sbrniaeatsA, vas presented 70 the GsaFt ts ais Sanse
b. this Btste, - ths last vii $50 tas4nfasnf " tbs
sad ds4essaA
altos snee ~ said sdH y LAD Al = PROBATE E1G8t O. b.
h0ia1n Al ps fSasAts 0s4p Ia MHaebeetefs ~ ana ~
said uistHet, ~ eha.la Wedteadaf qfpootNg. i@&.
Der lhsaa ss - sarszssiF&g tie bas4Aestg Jssos
~ : p&psr pgiatsd Al hEAssssisl, pFsrt0As " ssis
xdss LoyKLAAD xrssbA Register
A trHs ssRy sfrseeId
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-02

A WATCH FREE-Givon Gratis to
eyers 1--we man who win act 90 agent IN q
new, hight, and honorable bhsinesB, paying $50
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