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

MILESTONE brook which rushes into
Brattleboro from the westward, was the
chief instrument OF ruin there, and
very thorough work it made oft Ris-
ing rapidly through Monday, at about
o'clock z, NJ the rude onset Of the
food, heating against the puny obsta-
Giles with which man enslavesi it in quiet
weather bad grown too sturdy to resist
and its smaller bridges began to yield
Sweeping down they dashed out tie
dam at Centreville, and with it Waite
& Co S tannery, s NJ. Spencer & Co. 5
die factory, aud their respective dams.
The bridge at Townsville dropped rs
these struck it, and there tho food
ragged over the large lumber yard Of
Esty Il Co, the melodeon makers, des-
polling it Of over 100 600 feet OF lumber.
The dam Of Woodcock & Vinton's pa
per mill was torn ont, but the mill re-
mains. Esty's Touring mill and small
lumber yard, Boynton's boot and shoe
store, Brown & Jones fish market and
Dea A. f. Dwinnell's furnitare and
coffin factory, and the town bridge
across the brook, with the road for 300
/ feet long and so feet in depth, and F.
( Tyler & Sons foundry and small shops
the south side Of their machine shor
and oil their stock Of iron and lumber
, all these went, and il was bat q mo.
ments work The current and it's &C
! cumalated burdens, in their fierce pro
1 gress, scorned TO blend with the yei
, unswollen Connecticut, aud dashing il
distinct channel across ii, beat like |
battering ram against the abuiment 0
I the toli-bridge on the other side. Th'
: blows gradually told in different Wa,
i from that usually adopted, and stonl
r by stone, the pilo gave way, till sudden
' y The bridge lust dropped At that cad
: swayce little, and then COVE way al
at once, and rushed down with tic 9th
; err ruins Ii Will not be rebuilt by th
bridge corporation. Most Of the vi
!. iage was separated from the gas reser
e roir By the snndering o. the main pipt
N which ran uud r tie Main street bridge
g and candies and kerosene went in yogu
|, that evening. adj are nos. Nine bridg
! O. we're whiskei Of by this ragin
J. brook ID the distance d tEo and hal
miles. and a dwelling house snd sewers
barns. besides tie VARIOUS establish
Il ments mentioned The pecauiary dan
u age aust be immense, and cannot /
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A fearful hurricane visited Easport
and other towns ia MAine Oh the 9ia
Vessels, wharyes, aud storehoasea we're
destroyed Twenty seven vessels are
reported ashore ia Mauays Bay. The
schooner RIO was los. with all On board
A barqae vas lost with al on board
IL 10 number The towns Of Lnbre,
Pembroke aud Perry lose heavily. The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

jus Flnad 81 Hyurs g bo1is ao3
shoes. amoanhas . 1850, All Be
dlia hays tine % SO TIE naaosy from
IS so or spstek rs nsoouat book he
warRfhg Wa . ahytt
Nor vas be faaous Good unatiend
"a aitb ather tragedy thaa loss oiprop-
srt5 Atiss KITS Barrett vas looking
upen tie food from a. upper window
q the tsunury when IL dam and IL
sell yielded, and sle vas swept away
with y, her body hong washed ashore
some distance beiow lass night Au-
other fatal accident occurred At Estey
a Co.'S melodeon factory where the
workmsn were removed by two ropes
from an upper window Que o. shouf.
a Fredericks, remarked tbs. be would
60 home before be got drowned, and
started % leap ever the piles q lumber
The last one be struck, nearly 70 arm
earth, gave way Al that moment aud
/ Freioricks went over the falls in the
crash aud rum. He was the man who,
twelve years ago had 80 strange an ex-
perience IN the sreck Of the Central
America, between Panama and San
Francisco, when he hoated abont on .
board with Frank Wells Of Brattleboro
for four or five days, He was save
almost miraeuloasly then, to perish in.
land.
Owing TO the interruption OF rail
road communication, we are without
many Of our exchanges this week, and
are consequently unable to give very
complete list q the damages sustained
by the food il this State. We con
dense the following from the Rutlanc
Herald.
"The Rutland road we learn will b,
in condition for ronning all its train
on time in about ten days, and exten
sive arrangements have been made By
the employment Of men and getting
out timber, to repair oil damages at tn,
earliest possible moment.
; The railroad and five dwelling house
at Bartonsville were swept away. Th
river now runs where the depot stood
More than hall the distance from Ches
ter TO Bartonsyille the railroad trac
has been washed away. One rallroa
bridge between Bartonsville and Ches
ter has been carried away and anothe
is yer y shaky, its foundations havin
been undermined, and will be of /
use until fully repaired. The frs
bridge below Bartonsyilleis gone. Th
water has made an excavation Of NOR
than 100 feet deep where the depc
! stood. The culyert below Brockway
mills has gone out.
At Cavendish all the Railroad bridge
, are more or less injured. The frs
, bridge this side of Gassett's Station
has been entirely swept away. MOI
; or less damage has been done to th
highways, and large number OF bidge
i taken away
AT Ludlow, Shrewsbury, and othe
points along the line, more or less 81
, rious damages have occurred.
The Rutland Railroad north Of Pitt
ford, to Burlington. seems to have e.
capped serious damage.
At Pittsford, three culyerts hay
: gone out, and it is estimated that
r mile of track near the depot has bee
: washed out
= The tIavel on the eastern section !
the road will be interrupted for SON
/ time.
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PHEPARRD ny
nr. y. G. AHEa a CO., LswsII. VI @ss.,
Practical and Anaivtteai Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRr0Gisrs EVERYWHERE.
NAN MARC
2CEHTe NOEnUWEO
A2bF0RTUNES

II fts baunais6s HssI SOD saBuy asatA issp~ass -
rae 5sass g4Aa 4 hsssf nnd tffeHe. auf tfIs elta
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~bsfs iHFrst sAe iaRslfff ga aaa 4HH4 HeNfV sac
fsrtusr az as isaas 500 iarast sH tas aa 81
rs gxoirss4ana Il sNa lbs aaAaie pi 's sfeAt
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tEty eHeit ~ khsx stout see shs4 fsegaf-es ass a
asffal tf3grszs b stery pas - esi6 great e0aatf9
See fiefh iatsfsssisa sFs FsbsasE
fand ~ tifts 81 FsFairs taFssfs' sous aHa aih-
r. eaterpfisiaa Nea fan asfH aE aaag ~ akfHg 9a,
s8assa - y 84asslHg PEOPLES FEBLirHtNI 80
tsakfs8l Ibhia - ataftNNs1. UAs8 Data sHu. fa ~
Lata+s ~ - asaihEh al n -. iQst7
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Commlssioner ) Notlee.

WE the suherlbera, brlng appointed BY the Hon The
w Probate COnrt for The bistfiei " Mauuheaief IL
receive examine Hud adjust The claims sad demands on
al pars0ns against uhs EeiHia "
GEORGE y bobby
late Of Dorset, IN said District deceased, and also
al claims and drmands shiuied Ia effect thereto aud
ak months from the Fiat day " septf, 1890 being 81
lowe hy said Court Tor that purpose We Do therefore,
hereby give notice that viii atteud 20 ho hpsieess
Of our yontmen Al the late residence ot the sd de-
ceased On the 2st daY Of neco nhsf 1852 and the 2is
dsy ~ March 1870, tom one until four O'Clock y n,
on each u said days.
Dated al Dorset, this 2lst day q septcmber, A. D.,
Inns sykes
ENABLES FIFLD,{ CONS,
IN HENRY Is. EkhT,l
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TIE oacsal count VI the retarns 81
tho slocsion gives y / Washhura. for
Governor. 20 1883 majority "a total q
41.4s9 votes a0a John A Page, Tor
Treasurer. 0.s2l 10 toiAl 81 1896.
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they we're painfully Affecting, have been radically
cured W such great numbers IN almost every het-
ton Of The country, that he public scarcely nsed 70
be informal Of Us virtues of uses.
scrofui0ns poison Is one 81 The most destrnfufe
enemies Of our race Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant Of The organism undcrlHnes The contribution,
and invites the attack 0f enieebnE fatal Diseases
without exciting 4 suspicion ~ IL presence. Again.
ii seems 70 breed Infection throughout the body snd
then on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
lute one or other Of IT, hideous forms, either the
SURFACE or among thr vitais In the latter toiser-
ries may be- susideHiy dell0eted IN The MnEs or
heart OF tumoFH formed IN The liver, % shows
ia presence rs eruptiJns the skiD foul ulcer.
ati6ns on some par Of the body. Hence The nesA@
siota use ~ bottle o. This tarsapartua is ed.
yteatie even " hen no active kynft1Iut 81 disease
appear Persons afiictcd with tlis following com.
plants generally fnd immediate relief and 81
length, cure by the use Of uiis kAHAAFAh9L~
II 81. ApfhoaH's I1rs, Hose or BlHstpesass
Tetser, Eait Rheafp, scsid Hsad. RlSggosns.
sore Eyes, HeFe IgFs, Hnd other oihpliDhs 90
visible forms 81 seroI'doss disense Az it TIE
Heart Disease. Ifs, EpIItf.sn. kssYsfgtas
and TIE various fItfroas nseetiuHs u Ne huteu.
lar and nervous fSheins
are cured Ny H. tifflgfl long iiIHe Il required fr
rnbdnng these obstinate msiadlef bg ahy fnetfiHs.
But long continued Use q this H,s'isglne WI eafs
DE compliant. IeuoorrLea OF Hbtfss, Hf~sfss
FIeeraii0ps, and Female Dtssasess arc f0fas
monty coon relieved and ultimately cure ~ hS
purifying aud inFigoraiinR erect Minute Ihfea.-
lions for each chse are funnd 10 our Almanac sup
piled Fratg RhsFHatisn and oont, uhtn
eaused by areamni fiens ~ exhsneoun matters
IN he blood, yislf guskly - o. e. hls. ItHsr
fotapIatnfs TofpiditB. ropgssfiSH ~ inFss's-
ss.afEos ~ TIE IfrsF and J9hHdfrss when aflsltt
a. they oiiru do from De renkiiBR pois1ns y re
blood. Tile hfRsdPAHfihA y = Fffht -
sferer ~ IN strfngth ana t3gnr Of Tho System.
Those VINO an Isaguid and Iffffsss, DssBet-
aeyif, SgsefsIess. ahd troubled Win FrrrgHs Up
.sreAeusfoas ~ Tears, ~ FnY q the aHs'tloas
tFteutufasfie ~ Hsahness, vii nnd Immediate
relief and convincing evidence u IL fcstQfEuFs
power upon trial
PHKPARRD HY
EsY. y. q. AxEn a CO., LswsII, W @ss.,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

Admiral Fprragut lies dangerously
IN at the sherman House, in Chicago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-12

EaremsioEt tirsns baa appointed Ihurs-
asy. Novtuber lssh % y observed as
Sssoasl 70, pay
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
rem PURIFYING TssE BLooD.

The reputation this er-
cnlleRt medicine enjoys.
IL derived from lie cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. luyeteFhte
casea Of scrufllOus dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified aud cured BY u.
Scroflileus affections and
disorders which vert ~
grsyatsti by The ecrofsl.
49, .ss.s.fa..a tsssa tYsafEt
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The fsgsAAtarv a Vermont oeaveoes
Thara3ay ns1t
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MANCHESTER JOURNAL


80 Mfay - - rainrrfbyfs rtem 2 ntsf tr
ssax.s So snss8 sssrslf sAAf rssf fraF
sa5 saara.t.ss - mNsa hsst ~ ~eusss e ~
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81 rassess fasss u vbn esv a sfvasrs. As
sassfs thsi esag ssansefa4 rssswrlss siseata
ssss - seBe@sA - $50 F. hsff reasf e 70
sfsa-e safss = sasrh ~ y ~ - ~ h1a.ss
sft.f aatasnef 81 tsAast. ; Z - ssit.es cara.
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i damaged ia fsArfnl manner. and il
i esiiipsse.i fhst sore AZ q eight
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In. SYKES
CHARLES HELD, CONS,
HENRY Is. kkhT,l
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-01-30
TNHE EQUITABLE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Chicago, Illinois,
AUTFORIZED CAPITAL. $1,000. 900
CAPITAL PAID IN, $500, 900.
Ofice--l20 La Sale Street
oRIESTAL BUILpING.

PREsIDEKr-SAMUETs HOARD
VicE PREsiDENT-G HUBBARD
sECRETART-O W. BARRETT.
lnsures Buildings Dwellings, Household Furniture
Wearing Apparel, Family Stores Stocks Of Merchandise
and all other proper subjects If at rates u
cnsursie with the hazard and Low any respons
company
The Stockholders Of this Company comprise TW G
HUNDRED Of our weathest and best business men, who
have pledged their capital their interest and their direct
and careful supervision 70 establish institution that
will be credit 70 onr city and afford equal indemnity
With the best and safest companies doing business
The Policies q this Company, Al examination, will
be found Tree from ali the techncates and
that characterize the policies Of other companies ts
losses paid a. the adjustment Of the claim
without the asns delay Of sixty DAYS claimed
bv other Companies a3-sn-
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tud OF tUe TouIe.
Storage $40, $35 to $40.
Passengers forwarded TO All parts w Great Britain
and Irsisnd. Also. 70 the continent 4 Europe Plans
IT cabins veS, and bertbs secured N adFan
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties in the country will address the undersgued
by mail aud those visiting the city vin direct %
the Office runners empl0ytd hy this company
and any claiming to be such ~ au impostur.
JAS. WARRACK.
Southeast Madison aud la Sale streets Chicago
WIN. INMAN. Liverpool.
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NIGAR MAKERS' PROTECTIVE UN.U-

IOURNEYMEN BAKERS UNION. meer.
81 on ~ srRsT an THIRD SATURDAYS Nv aa.,.
ninth, 1t No. IN, Lasae street, opposite the CrUrt
house. VS.. sHAFTEE, Preside1t.
4 NIIED ASSOCIATION OF MARBLE
- CUTTERS CHICAGO, ue=t- Hrsr Saturday
evening q each month, ~ St- Georges PIG souta
Clark Street.
JAMS , BLsHEr, President
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TRADES DIRECTORY.

TRADES ASSEMBLY, OF UuICAe.
A meets every MONDAY evenings. 30 $50 3D..
dp ph street. P.J.0Cu1rslL pr-..I.Hr
AZ. Az. MAasrE, Recording Secretary
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EVERY WEDNESDAY
AND EVERY SATURDAY.


This Is the only mail line carrying seerags
between liverpool Cork and View York @nd Vt " the
only one despateng two steamers every week from each
end Of the ROUTE
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EMIoRANT AGENCY
PASSAGE FREIGHT EXCHANGE
INMAN LINEl

The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steamship
Co despatch Of their magnificent and powerful
steamships from Liverpool and New York, (caling at
QueenstO~n)
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GHIPCARPENTERSi AND CAULKEEs
~ UNION, NO. 2, meets every FRIDAY eveuin-
al adssAssembly Hal, 237 Randolph street. nost OF
hce boz. 7H. FRAEE LAwLMA PresiU snt
A. N. Rios Cor. Sec,y.
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MEDICAL.
NO. ID.
HIhILIA EIllILIDUS OURAETUR
HCMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, entire success: Simple
Prompt Efficient ard Reliable. They are tha
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use
80 simple that mistakes cannot be made in
using them - harm a. 10 be free from dan
Eerr and - eIneIvs. ar 70 be always reliable
i.ey have raised the highest commentator from
al, and vii Always render satisfac. ion.
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T ABORERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCTA.
III TI0N, meets every SATURDAY evening Az Ii1da
Hall corner u ysrkst and Randolph stfesfs.
p. Ryan. Secretary, P. McCAATY, President
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IL this condition of things bad been de-
pendent upon the habits Of our people, upon
the prcdsctiveness or n-prodnctiveness of
our commerce or business enterprises, or
upon tie current enactment of our legisla-
lures, either State or national, one or all,
perhaps some remedy might have been found
or method of alleviatiOn proposed. But none
of these had any effect TO hasten or retard
these fluctuations Of commercial values.
The fault was inherent in our fs. ncial sys-
TEN, which was, and while based n money
convertible into specie must continue to be,
bat an exaggerated Off-hoot of the financial
systems Of Europe, subject to the changes,
the needs, the wars, famines, and distresses
OF other countries. 10 soas IN no sense on
american system, nor in any II it's parts
adapted to the institutions OF free, enter
prising, and independents people. Many and
various were the expedients resorted 20 by
the government to remedy this chronic
vacillation Of money to the destruction of
the business interests of the country. But
all in vain.
In the endeavor to do this the United
States, as we have seen, at FIRST chartered a
bank, became a subscriber to its stock, and
received and paid out its bills, as money. for
period Of twenty years. Still the cratic
but inevitable periods Of commercial dis
tress came round. Again IT refused to have
anything to do With bank, and left money
to the natural laws Of trade for Eve yease,
from ISL to 1917. Still financial distress
came and went in turn, like the vibrations
Of the pendulum. but wanting their regular
rity. Ia 1876 the government again tried
the experiment OF making an unfuctuating
currency, BY chartering bank Of more than
three times the capital Of the old one, az a
regulator Of the currency. SIill the oscila-
ton went on more pronounced and ruinons
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DHE JOURNEYMEN PAINTERS PRO.
Il fECT1VE UNION, NJ. 1. Of ChicaTo, co., meets
On the ART ami third WEnNEsDAT kvEslAa ~ tach
IN mn, a. Che Trades Assembly Han, Ia haniliph-st
malt past \. BNNTL, Prs
B. d. PHiLLIPs, Recording Secretary.
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RRiCkLAIERS' PROTECTIVE UNfu.
- mcets every Tuesday evening, at ttItr A. a.r
1'ciuukt a I.acr- Assembly hHH. 4.l rvnIu.a. H...
LHts. hELLEr. Nr.H Ianf.
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BEAUTIFUL sTANzAs.

There is no heart but hath its inner anguish,
There is no eye but hath with tears been wet,
There is no voice but hath been heard to Ian
guish
Der hours Of darkness il can't ne'er forget.
There is no cheek however bright its roses,
But perished buds bens ath its hues are hid ;
No eye in its dewy light reposes,
But broken star-6eams iremble meath ifs lie.
There is no hp,bowe'er with laughterringing,
However light and gay lis words may be,
But it hath lrembled at some dark upspringing
OF stern affection and deep misery.
We are all brothers in this land Of drea ming,
Yet hand meets hand, and eye TO eye replies;
Nor deem we that beneath brow all beaMing
The flower Of life in broken beauty lies.
Oh blessed light that gilds our night Of sorrow;
On balm of Gilead, for our healing found ;
We know tha, peace will come with thee to-
morrow,
And that Affections spring not from the
ground. -f
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0FFALL, Corn, Oats, Screenings and
" Family Flour, for sale by
Ne Curdy g. Duke.
feb 81 Charles,own.
BAKERS and Burnem's Genuine Cod
ID Liver Oil for sale a,
DR.. Magruder's
march 6 Drug Store.
0CHENK'S Sea Weed Tonic. Pull
y monic Syrup. Mandrake Pills, for sale
a. DR.. Magruder's
march 6 Drug Store.
nR. Chevslier's Life for the Hsir-res-
~ torres grey hair TO It's original color,
beauty and softness. and will stop lis fs,-
ling out. for sale a,
DR.. .Nagruder's
march 6 Drug Store.
GLOVER SEED for sale. a good az
v ncle, by j. S. Meiuin.
march 6 Elk Branch and Unionville.
ERESH Garden Seeds for sale by
II J. s. MeiUin,
march 6 Elk Branch and Unionyille.
WYNN Books for the use Of the Meth
M odisl Episcopal Church. South. a,
msr2l Lloyd Liektider's.
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Lumber! Lumber!

THE undersigned is now receiving an
other 10, of choice Lumber OF every
description. He will constantly keep on
hand at his Lumber Yard in Shepherds
town. large and general assortment OF
White and Yellow Pine Plank, Jois, and
Scsn,ling. Also prime lot OF sound
POPLAR PLANK,
of all widths and thickness. suitable for
Csbine, purposes. &C.. also
HOOPPOLES. CYPRESS IND
OAK SHINGLES. &C., all Of which
will be sold upon reasonable terms ior
Cash. TOWNEh oCHLEl.
August 8. 1868. Il
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The Power OF q Word

A mother, on the green hills Of Yer.
mont was holding by the right hand ION
sixteen yesrs old, mad siih The love Of
The sea. And as shs stood by The garden
gate one morning, che said
Edward. they tell me. for ! never saw
the ocean. that the great iempisiion Of .
sesmen's life ie drink. Promise me. be-
fore you quit your mothers hand, .bsi
you will never drink
And ssid he (for he told me the s'o-
ry.)I gave her the promise. and | sen'
the globe over. Cscnt,s snd The Msditef.
rsnesn, San francisco. The Cspe Of Good
Hope. the North ard South Poles. |
saw them al in forty yssr.. and ] never
saw . glass Sled with sparkling Ilqdor
lhs, my moiher's iorm by the gate DID
no, rise before me. and today en- inno.
cen, Of tie is.ie Of liquor
Was 10, that syses evidence OF The
power Of . single word ! Yet that Vas
not half.
For said he. yesterday :hsfe esms
into nv counting room . mar Of forty
years OF age, sho srsso We
DO you know me 7
NO
Well said be. Il was once broushi in
70 your presence on sbipbosrd dronk;
the captain kicked me sside. you took mo
to your ber'h and kept ms there iiiI I had
slept OF ,he in,oxiesiion I; you then ask-
ed me II had mother. ] said ] had
never known word from her iips. You
told me Of yours st the garden gs's. and
10 day am ms,ier Of one Of The 6sest
packels 10 New York. and ] eens 10 ssk
you 10 come and see ne. ti tisoe.
How fsr ihs. II,,Is candle ihfows, It's
beams! Thai moIbsfs word on The
green bills Of Vermopt q. God be
Ihsnksd for The mighty power Of single
word g 49,. 80, 49,.
The objeci come women hsve in view
A
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THE
VALLEY CHIEF.
SELF RAKING
REAPER & MOWER F.!


hLAI Eh o. MU w Eh
rs offered 10 The Farmers of Berkeley
i and Jefferson Couples, with The GUAR
ANrEE that il ViH cut and rake Uet,
tangled and lodged grain. even when i,
lies fiat and directly from The knife,
better than i. can be done by the ordlna-
ry cradle and mandrake.
This fac. was fully tested in the hsr-
vest of 1868, and we respectfully refer
10 The following gen,lemeo who purchas-
ed and used these machines Messrs. w.
T. McQuilkin. Adrian w. Jones. NJ b.
Lemen, Thomas Files, Hiram II. Lem
en-. Jenifer Hudgel, Aaron FuIk, Hugh
Mckee, and many others
THE HALLEY CHIEF has two
DRYING WHEELS, and is double
jou,ed flexible bar machine, giving it
more advantages in taking up lodged and
tangled grain than other machines have in
moving. Height Of cut from one 10 fif.
teen inches can be regulated without STOP
ping.
THE SELF RAKE is perfec, and
never fails on accoun, Of the wheat being
wet, dry. short, thin, tangled or lodged.
Pamphlets containing full description
and testimonials furnished on application
Price Of Valley Chief
Mower sl3O. freigh, added.
Combined Reaper and
Mower. usual size, 5000, freight ad.
Large No. Reaper with
extra Mower, $225. freight added.
JOHN II. BILLMYER,
Agent,
Shepherdstown, West Va,
For Marsh, Grier & Co.,
Mount Joy, Pa.
March 81, 1869. II