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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-06
ONE GRIsT AND SAW MILL,
In Carroll Co. Md.

beautifully situated, and conveniently laid OF
into rooms, with every improvement usually
found in modern houses fronting on the Pa
tapsco with the Railroad between it and the
house, good Stable, excellent Spring of Wa
ter, aud all other necessary out buildings. A
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

An accident occurred on the Camden and
Amboy Railroad, near Fish-fouse Station, above Cam
den on Thursday night by which two unknown men Lost
their lives They were walking along the track, and
being Of the approach OF freight train stepped
of the track taking their position on the side track
while the train passed a passenger train was coming
down the opposite direction and before they could
cape they struck by the locomotive and killed One
o. the about 50 years OF the other about 40
Up0n the body of the former papers were found by
which appeared that his name was Brown, and that he
had been an assistant engineer on the Gertrude and
Water witch steamers Of Baltimore Letters were found
In his pocket addressed % LOnbards ST., Baltimore No
papers were found upon the body Of the other man by
which he could he Identified but IL is supposed that II his
companion proves 10 be the person Indicated IN the
papers his Identity and former place Of residence may
also be ascerained. The bodies taken 10 Camden
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
PASSENGERS HRIVED.

FROM HAHBURG-In steamship Sa-onia NAV 6Car Theodos
Syringe H. aregg Caroline Lehman, Emile Schonrok Mnns
kim Joseph Bschof Mlche Leonh Unieane heee Fsteh
Isabella Bertha Ahns Henry Russell Carl Heer Dr. Franz
Elise 1olt Ioe Brnkn H. Mack Robt Onseit
Maurce Gross Carl Beyere Margr Msniius
steamship MAY 6-Juns Westcrksmp,
Jos Ktie Fanny Heron Mr. Bets and family X Hughes caroline
Kump Cenzauer W. Anderson. IT, Schnger Ms Adamon,
Louis agner Wagner yoyr g. GennerI and family John
Lohmann T. Roker, A. Gisbe LnA Tappenheek G. SHINING g.
emntel Sehege H. Wote II. Ot'en ". Voper H. Hene
L. Tickling Raschen and wife, Anna Lebg L. von Biow, haI
Franke Thumann. Mr. Jannngs and family MI Thompson MI
Bngr Pu Bruggemann G. Fehand and daughter Cath
Sckert Caroline Armbrch Kern, r. WetI Caroline Hoffman,
F. osineis'er and wife D. lsack O. Past
d. Tall, bora Romer Gretchen Faber Mrs Teitehaum and child
A. Nolmer, H. Schm r. Nechmann b. Hnhe Miss
Il. A. Moore r. Meritl, Z. Hsrdeland, H. slbersen
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

condition and taken TO her room, where she died In
short time aferward Mrs Bath had reason to believe
that her landlord, Mr. Bower would require her apart
ment few days, aud this, and some other troubles
had the effect OF making her partially insane and while
I'm this condition ended her life. She leaves consld
erable Of money In ~ the city savings banks
A married daughter, residing in NewJersey, has been
notified Of the death OF her mother.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c.
May 6.

PORT OF EEw-YoRK. .....................May
CLEARED.
s'eamships-Cty Of A9twe Leh Giasgoy SGren-
pIs; p1 FsrSanss Moore wniHson' S C.
Bls.IS obrooG Pocys Ma.spr,,; Fove Moray Storm
, Wa M .vsD cs n h posSs Az ANA
Wood Touse, Bay Eere n. B.
S@H8P p%s'as '?s3S S?
serJ n T. AugeT Midch Marani,m and Para. Matilda Olsen
NewLonlon ST. James Kef Norfolk r. A. saunders Steem,1
Para; willow Harp ba chacnd A. p Asery Ryan B.a@ots
J. A. DI Doane harwieh
Steamship SsIona Hebeh Hamuug A?rl % via iavre Apnl 1
steamship MORO Castle Adam, Havana April 20 mdse pas
Steamship RI EN- Meyer Bremen APn - and Southampton Aprl
ssps@shi2 Pagt1 Freeman, rhialelphi,; mdse.
Bark Nashsars Le Blame carlen1s u DAYS, sugar
selt fofeHSe Fo5sn Iis..-y Wet old iron.
Sclr Dsylryai, Blake, Carenas days, molasse..
schr. W. H. Ceaye, Kelly DemenIa days pIespIlss.
soLr Mary T. Maugam erts Eleuther DAYS pnesppes
scHooSEks-RyER ASp coAsrwisE
Frd Hall Portland CT ElNsrJ Lee, Ella6ethpOrt
winona, Taunton. Falcon, BH,abethport.
sueess Yew.LondOn lsrlcrahlle, Eilabetlpor,.
isc. Ne h'a Tadno1 r1'''''' ST.So smith E1aebpor
IOa.sa Providence h,hAn A len hii1sts sthpor'
Trmont, Proyde1ce. p 81 Chair Edwards, Elirabethp't
G. r Ks6e Baditport Jonn Croelford Eilsbehport
NJ. l.. Bartlett. Norwah Mantle, Eizbebpot.
Josephine, NarTagansett Madagascar. ElzahethpoTt
Island CITY Gloucester Laurel, Elizabethport
Geo. ". Downing, Genwood. 1hot Potter EhLihethpoTt
d. X Berry BhLbethpot. Eagle, EizsbeHport.
Fred TYLER EhLabetbpou- s. 7. Godwin EiEahethpor'.
b. L. sharp Ehlabethpcr j. II Young, EiLatebport
Motto, Enatetbport
Sloop Mary Dsston, Robinson, Virginia.
SAILED.
Steamship New YORK. for Bremen Ships Shg Castle FOR London
Joven ihomai for Oporo BArk Alice TaroH for Sanuan.
WlND-Sundown, light, S. W, raining.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLrsouTH May 6-The steamship siesa rom NsWYcrt, arrived
here at ! o'clock this morning.
QuKESsIowN, May THE steamship Russia from NewYork for
Liverpool, touched here at 0 clock this mOrnng.
SOUTHaSpTOS, May 6The steamship Hanover from NewOTsns
and Havana arrived at and subsequently sailed for BreneI
DISASTERS.
NORFOLK NAV GThe bark NJ A. Forbes with from
Liverpool Bmorr, ashore 80 miles SOan OF HeH. The
: her lower deck Assistance has gone to
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
nlafbinerp.
rNHE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FOR TWENTY Five CENTS YOu CAN BUY or YOUR DRUG
GISr OR GROCER PACKAGE or SEA MOSS FARNE MANUFAC
TURBD FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEES WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND ALIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDIEGS, CUsTARDs CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
RUsSB &C, &C 1T is BY PAR THE CHEAPEST HEALTHIEsT
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.
53 PARk-PLACE, " Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
iAnnouneemenhl

HISTORICAL. -" Imperial Caesar dead, and
turned 10 clay should present when he might have
had an additional for declining the beauty OF KSoIs
Spring style genemens b,ttbe plus ultra Of beadgea Boy
your Ksor Broadway and s be eOSpc more
beoomngly than Cesar
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
THE RROOKLYN DA

Tur RROOKIyN DAILY EAGLE has larger
circulation than evening in America In or to y.
comodate the readers who desire 70 have h heS0
.ar he soxing agencies established In wfork City
trorrr j. TYSON Pnb Hotel Newssnd j. H. iher News
F,cbsnge Ncolss HOTEL Astor House Rounda Meesrs Dunn
Case Central Railroad Depot foot Of bery James eols,
Jersey City Feuy foot Of CourtsDtst fery.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

Fl. N. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New-York, is
the best place buy reliable W,TcnE fne DAxoSDs ehoce JEW
KLsI, and SJLvRRwARR Diamonds speciality
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
cATrRnAY My Z

Mail. Europe Southampton and Brmen steamship Dntsch-
land TLnst HobOken close G PotOc at !! VI. Steamship
p Supplementary Mail o paid letters only, made ap
the Pier at Ioboken, and closed az ! 80 D.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

COACITMAN's CALL BELL, Servants Bell, Table
Bell ming Bells Honse Call Bells Burglar Alarm
Bell all unz Eecaty. should build live In house
without examining and understanding Teegaphc system Tor
complete has not the chef OF modern
proyelnents without It T. HOLMES, Murrayst
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

For a stylish and elegant HAT go to EsPEN-
sCHKID manufacturer, 10. I8 Nassas-st
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
sIIICIDE OF AN INSANE WOMAN.

Early yesterday, Mrs. Maria Bath, age 40,
leaped from the roof OF the dwelling No 100 West Twelfth
st. W the yard. She picked IN inSeDslbe
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

DIaBETEs-Diabetes. Water is
q iOl it Morgan Allen Agent. Depot & Chhs
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
NEw-YORK ECLECTIC LIBRARY
NEW OKk ECLECIIC I1IBHhN1
formerly Brotherhood sutton),
No 1a9 Rast Seyenteen,hst Irving place, NeWfoL
25OO0 voLunBs-RSaLIsH, FRENCH and GERnAs

The toloving Periodicals slwsys on hand; .
PprycU-Reyue Mondes Hberte Gaulol fesro &C
GEaxAs-Ueber Meer Europa Gobus Roman |tang &C
great selection Of English PERIODICALS. n o''''N'
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
n Y ECLECTIC LIBRARY,

l2g Bast nteenthst
300 Vol, English. French, German.
country susonbers aud those out OF to~b season
,rffhOta charge
Open III. Ia y.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
FRIDAYS WEATHER REpoRT-s M.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun 43 Sun Moon .l2:2l
Sandy Hook. Cows Island. 9:4l Hell Gate 2:3l
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

Ns In the sseas Medical College Author Of Medical 10.
formation o the Million b3Oli Nervous Debility kori Practice
Canse and Cure u inet Consumption ssnh ke Oee ~ Rf
tethst east Of TbriAye n L. City All eIe o Chrome
Debility Diseases and hAlionnxiols Bacotsslliy ueA<J h. H.
yeosut Wsrk 10
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

CAD ADvIsLh and MAkkIAGE GUIDE pAg. 100 Enga,
limo onh 81 the kIeys Bladder Exhausted VITALITY M,
Oi The Blood aud uef consequence i
European hospital practice QuAci their recipes meinrs; H.
nci resioreil Nly important 10 boL or single n
health disease by The French Engs and American
and surgery No " Eas lstlst k~i Mailed JOHN
SHAY 2l2 BroAixsy Atsdauc. aud patients "a
u.
Of quaek medicines ehafasus
Author
DIES E Unls bspa1h LelinsE Aa Medical heyie
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
A RAYMOND g. Co.,
CORNER FULTON AND HAssAU'STS,
CLOTHIERS.
SPRING OVERCOATS
SPRING SUITS,
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY POR THE RETAIL TRAph

CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSnRShhN,sSh IFSh ~ ~.
combined and very important feature ih'fou' ~
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
nv ,h combination the three great essentials OF h
viz: capital for family purposes provision 'or o..
legacy for family" Some Of the other advantages o.
fered BY the Company are s,ono
Pr. Iu security 1.-THE Company have 81 $40 assets for every sO
BsbiHieA
Second: n Il. a. Il processes be- real Mutual Economical Com
p,py purpo and solely for the ene oehe
O. Of the insured ~ scrutiny into It's expenses and investments
will provo; consequently
ri charge oxer rates than any other mnIna eo
n,n, tins the inm At reap Justly due them
Pour.h: Premiums only not forfeited but pndnp pohy "n
dydends ssned After the first paymenth required
Pnh: Ca, dividends applied second and all subsequent
annual paymenta
sr: No travelling BY lake. omcers OF the army
navy or merchant marine, o the lives OF women
Seventh: The Directors Of this Company are men OF ns
reputation integrity and ability The security OF the Com
pany s undoabted above shown.
Of other life insurance companies and some OF
the most prominent the country have given this Company the
preference the found lists Of those insured
W. OKIE, Manager for Nsw.Yors. Isl Broadway,
ohee).
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
Deniisirn.

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the snssec Of nitrous otde administer he
approved nothing EXTRACT TEETH aud do
WITHOUT PAISso 2n0O patients testify. See the
Office No. 10 Cooper Institute
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
PLANTATION BITTERS.
:. T.-l@0.-

- T-lHti.-N.
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE IS THE
ShttrANCH0R or THE FEEBLE AND DEBILITATED AS
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LAsGUID 1T HAS
NO EQUAL AMONG sfOMACHICs. As "A REMEDY FOR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT IT IN sUPERSEDISG EVERY OTHER sTIMuLAsT
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL TEMPERATE OR PRGID 1T
ACTS Az SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
uNDERMlSEs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS
New-York tribune., 1870-05-07
ORGANIZED IN 1915.

THE USUAL DIVIDEND PAID IN 1870 AND TWO ORDERED
PAID IN 1871.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-11


NJ Iacss Writes % biz paper. the
Tu.ela Etass
Fru Bss,aa al tbc say b. the isr-
tbeunat point ot Cape Cod. tie ulatt9
is. aIhsgss HathrE ilke .eatBsr . i9r
q large ger cert 81 Tee population at
tais parj oi tae heritage isyg directly ca
a8lr s. by tte msgatacHng Of boa.a
ami sbaek 4aR ps ea ;bo Ola
Caloup road sA9 sssa .aar wooden
bnl3duE uay ress assured thai iaateu
q han8fsa gf mars saas ~ 81 NrisFsa
art rersing way iot ,hc bread tbet eat
Along tbr iIue Of tlus road there are
SCORES Of thrifty growing towns, al
supported directly by th,s interest
The shaemaE@g of Massachusetts,
ere. as fula. superior mem. They are
intelligent, sober hard working aud
prudent aul tho most Of them, wbo
nsyo Ordinary luck 40 not strike old
ags without having accumulated enough
10 Goat comfortably.
Itis a mistake 10 suppose tina. this
class II mechanic Is undergrad Very
far nom lt Ia North Brldgcaater, for
instance, there ate very muny ehoyma-
kerr who live at Middleboro, twelve
miles distant These mu live at Md.
d,eboro because rents are cheaper, tho
fares on the railroad 10 and from being
less than the difference IN rents and
other living expenses. They get TO
their daily work at hall past eight 10
the morning, aud quiz at bali past four
and 10 that time a skillfull workman
earns from $3.50 TO $3.50. Bu, ,bo
Workmeu ia the West who receive les,
than this sum per day need not envy
them. ln Mlddieboro, a quiet, stag
uant village, Of perhaps / 800 persons
oH the very outskirts Of tho village five
rooms. and not laIge ones, IN blocks oi
frame buildings, rent from $75 to SOS
per year beef steak costs the unhap.
py consumer rs TO 80 cents per pound
apples land such apples IS cents pen
peck potatoes $50 per bushel ; oal
wood, aud very poor, $3.50 per cord
coal, anthracite, sl3 per ton flour :,
TO $Il per barred bat go cents pei
pound milk 10 cents per quart, on sc
on to the end of the chapter. They
pay these prices and educate large fam
lilies, yet, boy rigid economy, save mon
ey
The most rigid system of systematic
alton prevails in the business, as in al
others in New England. The mel
work in teams, as it is called eacl
man does but one thing, and from Ions
practice acquires wonderful deXterity ia
doing that one thing 1t takes ten mer
to make a boot by hand one cuts ID,
luppers, one the soles, one does tins an(
another that TIL the boot is completed
The rapidity of work is something real
+ IL wonderful The workmen are pnil
by the piece, and the skill scquieed en-.
abIes the operative to make good wa
ges, and vet make the cost of the boo
comparatively itriiiing But they dc
work with a will while they are at it.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-11

BEnGH AND THE BRuTEs--On such I'M
propitious days as we have here been
lately having, a tall, erect man, bearing
a cane, may be seen walking up and
down the thoroughfares, keeping a keen
eye upon stages, carts, and other pass
ing vehicles. He is apparently about
tiity-fve years Of age, He dresses in
plain black, wears a beaver, and both
moves aud speaks quickly. This is
Bergb TO whom the brute creation are
indebted to no little extent He is a
scholarly, cultivated man, and very
courteous aud courtly in his bearing.
He possesses large wealth, and has de-
voted himself 10 the amelioration of the
condition of brute humanity purely
from philanthropic instincts Time
and again he has stopped drivers for
overlooking or cruelty, in front Of
where / am writing, and as have look
ed down upon him standing III the
midst of rough crowd, it has seemed
as if the work performed must be a
great tax upon q mans gentlemans IN
stincts aud procliyities. Bergh, how
ever, feels that that he is doing a nee
essary work, and goes about from
morning to night, having a 'row" oye-
ny few moment He simply speaks to
a policeman, and while some one holds
the horses OF the unfeeling driver the
latter is hurried off by the policeman TO
the city bali and fined. Generally, af-
ter a heavy thaw OF fall Of snow, Presi.
dent Bergh betalses himself TO the yaii-
ons horse-ear and stage depots aud
compels an employment of double
teams. Then be will walk down Broad
way, compelling drivers Of ali vehicles
to unload if they have more of load
than their horses can safely draw 10
say that he has worked complete rev
olpton in the treatment Of animals
here is to say only what is true, We
no longer see butcher carts rolling over
the streets with hogs crowded TO eufo-
cation, or calves with heads hanging
over the side boards, the eyes starting
ont from their sockets and tongues pro-
truIing. New York Cor. OF Chicago
journal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-11

So. PArmcE WAS PRQrEsrANr. Rev.
John Armstrong, Of Kngstown, Ire.
land, has made a IittIe book that ought
to be reprinted IN this country, where
there are 50 many Inshmen that be-
lieye 10 St. Patrick. Alr. Armstrong
proves, by a careful inquiry into the
most credible accounts Of his life, writ
ing, and ministry, that 1lr Patrick, or
St Patrick, az he is nov called. was q
Jealous Evangelical minister Of the
Gospel, born in Scotland, and never
had any Popery about him, At all, at
all His preaching in Ireland, was
mighty TO the pulling down Of error
and superstition, and hence came the
tradition that he drove ali the snakes
cat Of the Green Isle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-11

"A san Francsco paper reports
that number " skilled wprkmeD 10 tba,
e.ty are making preparations 70 return
10 the Atlantic States 10 consequence
o. want Of employment
Ar lows bride according 10 Jour
nal of that State, AS merry, warm
hearted level headed, truthful little ana
gel manufactured expressly for the
chap vi I'D got hst.
bell boy at a CinesunaG hotel
fouad a wallet ID The ball containing
81 900 He gave il 70 ihe clerk, who
returned ID d the owner lae man
e5oly pus 30 bss pocket without asy.ny
a wofd or even kicking ths boy.
IA Sev York editor hose mother.
ih-laa recently passed aaas frol earth,
has received FROM Texas iso onions
each measuring zenty nc es 10 eir-
euu.efeaee
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.GS|S#$EH|El'

NJ HUNrua. Is Is af5rsIfsisd & rUfr fHsf ef
iaEsAlfe8 Taste SHe8 re- HrsurE Wat.una ef
Mhss lXe,. OdFusiYt lfestb, liberated infost
ar NHHth lHin asd frFssafc 81 The hta3. tHa
iass &c Memory sbcu eaase3 81 si 70 ttsm ffe.
qarutls srp bN the tHFssef 20 IAaHh. IL ts
pleasant SUI I.Hlu5gas I0 gsr. tnufaiHR no strong
poisouHus o. Jaustie dfaEs. ba, aivrs tg 70 fsa
F1aEat8 HHtaA
viii gay 500 Reward fafs ssse u Cayarrh hat
I caHuui euff.
Faa SALK ~ Mest nHrBsIsrs tvuYWErHE
lAla& 0NtN ~ NfNEa.
N Fagr Druggist hzs gUi Eat q va sale dont
bc put DH gttb sstnt w6tse than Nufihess strong
stuff fumiEAiHf, ar poisonous causue Haiutiaa,
which wall tries ftt 8fEriSt O. ca gnss instead ~
eaflue il. bat send sitiy cents a. me aud the
remedy s3,l reach yDH ty return mail foar
packages poet paid 81 00, one daseu iar s. q.
send two cent stamp iuT br. SsFs's pamphlet
an CAtafFh. Address the Proprietor,
r. y PIERCE N r.,
RUfYkto. \ \.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-11

An Iliinoisian il III Washington az
ter a $500 Office with a petition ninety
feet long.
II "breyity is the soul Of wit, what
d vast amount 81 fun there is ia the
tail q fashionable coat
"A Chicago husband. for spite, cnt
OF the beautiul'blonae ha.r 81 his wife,
as sic slept, and can't sec her BOW
sitbout ringing bis mother-in-law.s
door bell
Il very careful man. Ferguson by
name shook 8 powder over a stove ii
Clagkaburg, Vs. a few days ago Fer
ggs9n has been missing since
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-11
AAENIS WANTED
CASyAssIEg BOOKS sEST FREE FOR
Paris by Sunlight
and Gaslight

work deceptive % hs Mysteries virtues ycta,
~pleaAura and ,d.mus et Ihr City ui Paris.
10 tells hnw tarIs has beTaue ths Gavtst srd most
BrWl.W. ms 20 the Words buH igs Beauty and us
epiTHGaf arf YNffaatd at fearful cnst eft Misery aud
suffering, haN Visitors are SIS IHdled ty Professional
AdrtHufar how fslue and Ntgs arm-ih. arm Go
ihH Heaa0Ml tity hos thr MOST harfgl crimes arc
committed bad concealed bow money 81 s4HHndrred
So HsUitns laNur sba sentsiHs over 100 nng LuEray
ings ui noted Places lile aud scenes go faIlA=
Agents wanted. CauyastinW books sent free. Al
dress NATIONAL pJ HlISNlNG Co, Boston, Macs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-11
The Dollar Sun.


TIE fhrtfrsl- sFleftest sd Bret Nsv fett Heusrs
per. fHeHgh#sav f.hHf it Three eHlEteHa haNy g.
teWi Weekly hHa Ntakis O wear. All sec urus
o. fssf Hf3as. FaH fepaFts ~ usrksts ssufafbFs.
tfg1rTs' aut hrgst UraNsn' glpes. and r57E Nlrta
ffaff H rFsrf MHtGtF auH sHHlI. weekly HHEiasI4 a
yfsssrt ~ tg'gaH FsFtt sud ftrrt fg every satscf
her tHaUrfnHtls tn t5HtnFsgfs BNtaFFAsszd, sguat
Isle IHsuHuUra, araa8 rauas MsulHg MsEl.urs.
TaflHf DTfsHs ~swiHE NHehiurs sc EMoHa lhe pre-
ia4ggEs sprrsWens and itsfs fEtr send Dollar HHd
~ IT, T. "a. ENGLAND. Fuulsbu sat- Nrv Neft
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-11
TEETH! TEETH.

Tie Greatest dd,encc Nep euer taken IN
The Dental Art Z
nR n. r. FOLSOM, u Boston, Mass, has dis
~ covered new method of 20 constructing tao
plate on which tic teeth are st that they win cot
aiart or drop whilr eating 0r speaking, neither
will Any PARTICLES Of food get under the plato,
msttcr What the condition ~ the month II, Wh.ph
il not trac Of any method hitherto uvad. Thpsc
platcn cannot hc displatcd by any motion y tho
lips or tongue have obtained "a exclusive ueht
81 mako aud sell these improved pstus, and ana
nuE prepared 10 inecrl the same without cttfa
charge, All 10 want II artificial teeth aIerebpret.
fully invited ta give me q call,
A, NJ. JOHNSON, Dentist,
Manchester Vermont
n b. This method isrec3mmdnlcd BY all tho
leading Dentists 10 New England.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-11

MANHOOD How Lost How RtsfoErn
lS,mzsa tust Published, new siittn u Hr CutvrH
IA wElL's GEtTFHAqlB kskkr The Taefra
cure twitbuut mrdieint) 81 Fptfmstopea,
81 seminal weakness lnvUnHthrr Seminal
u Losses, inrolFhfy, Mental and Physical ~.
C1D.rItt lmpediuen's 60 Marriage, etc also, Con :
sumutian Epilepsy and Tits induced ~ sefindugsnee
or srxHal eNr4yaganes,
tFy- Price in a scaled envelope only Scents.
lhe celebrated Eulhnr ~ this admirable eseaf clear
Is demonstrates fum thirty ycafs successful practice,
nu the alarming consequence % sflfabust may be
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