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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04

NoTICE.-All those having claims
~ against the estate Of Thomas Rives
Sr., decd, must bring them forward for
settlement, aud those Indebted 10 the said
estate are requested 10 come and make set
tlemcnt. EDWARD a j. 4. RlNEs,
ApIil 3, lSO-iw, Executors.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04
KOSKOO

Cures Scrofula In lis worst forms. From
A. W. Mills, n prominent and well known
merchant OF Norfolk. Va: "a is.us4
No. n Main ri, Norfolk, Va, sept. II. 90.
DIR. LAwRENcE--Dears Sir: Your Kosl<oo
has worked wonders in my family. My
daughter Inns been sufferer from Bcrofuin
since childhood. She lost thirty-one piece
arm, besides hnvinR ulcers IN several pnrts
of the body. Whilst In this condition she
commenced taking your Koskoo--it acted
like a charm on her: under It's uso the ul-
health greatly improved. II certainly
saved her much suffering, and perhaps her
life. Iregard Koskoo n specific for all scro-
fulors affections. Your koslkoo also cured
iesed greatly. She is now in better health
than she has been In five years.
With tho highest regards, .rsnlstafs
lam gratefully yours, etc.
.shsrfesH Fs9n.sf A. w. MlLlS.
Koskoo IL endorsed by the best Physicians
everywhere. Read the following from DIR.
Tillery, q successful practitioner OF many
years stnnding In the Old North Stntc;
Rocky Mount. Edgecombc COL
September 10, 1860.
DIR. J. J. LAwRENcE-Dear Sir: I have
used your Concentrated Fluid Extruct OF
results. find Il to be powerful Liver In
gorator. Blood Purifier, and Nervous
Tonic. In NIL diseases OF the Liver, Sorofu-
lous Sypbilitic, and Nervous a Elections. 10
Is o remedy of immense value; IN fact, in
almost every variety of Chronic Diseases Its
use is indicated. Hoping you may meet
with the success which YOU deserve ms n
manufacturing of reliable medicines. am
sir, with much respect, ~
Your obcdient servant
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04

Read tho following from Mr.. Womble, n
prominent Hardware Merchant OF this
city;
No. rs Market Square, Norfolk, Va,
October IL, 1850.
DIR LAwREScY--Dear Sir: To the large
number Of testimonials which you Offer ~
the great efficacy of your Koskoo, / TAKE
pleasure In adding my own. ! suffered
greatly with Nervous Debility, Headache,
Loss of Appetite, etc. Two bottles OF kos-
koo restored me to health.
Yours truly, -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04
AT WORK AGAIN /!

John RICK would respectfully inform
" his friends and the public, that he has
taken the room next door to the Post-of-
fice, where he is ready TO supply the de-
inands of his customers.
He returns his thanks TO all who so gem
erously aided him In saving his property
at the late fire--their kindness Will not be
forgotten. [feb. o, lS70-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04

LOCRERr a 90. have ms Gne and
elegant assortment OF Lamps and
Lamp Fixtures rs can be found In
the West, and a. Cheap as the cheap
est noyC,lL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04
KOSKOO

Endorsed and recommended byth Prcsi-
dent of the Faculty OF the r. Medical Col-
y. Newton, NJ. D., PrOfesw,r and President
Of the Faculty. late Professor of Theory nnd
Practice OF Medicine, CINCINNATI, etc. One
Of the most eminent medical men Of this
age-well known rs the author Of the fol-
lowing standard medical works: Newton "
:, Practice of Medicine" Diseases Of Chill
dren,"" Eewton's Symes Surgery" etc, In
December number OF American Medical
Rcview--pngc 21a, says:
Among the more recent efforts TO intro
ducc popularity, some Of the new se1netlics,
we notice o new preparation Compounded
by +. j. Lawrence, NJ. D., Of Norfolk. Va,
which II furnished to the profession and
the public In any desired quantity. We re-
Gently examined his Laboratory, md be-
came fully satisfied that all his work IL
done In the best manner. by tic most APP
proved processes, and from the best mate
rails, giving as result n medicine meeting
the confidence Of the physicians and tho
public"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04
From Rev. w. IL. Christian, Pastor Din
widdie Street Methodist Church;

Portsmouth, Va, Oct. q, lsd9.
This IL 10 certify that know DIR. Law
renee we'll. He Is "a gentleman OF cultiva-
ton. and worthy Of The fullest confidence.
have used his koskoO with advantage 10
myself, and have adopted Its use In my
family In eases of nervous debility and de-
preston. W. II. CHRISTIAN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04

Amer reading the above high reeommen-
dalton. inynlids cannot reasonably hcsi-
tate To give the koskoo n trial.
For additional testimonials from physi-
merchants, ETC., see K0skoo ALMANAC for
this year.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04

b. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge, be partica-
larly careful to see that the Initials are ID.
A. This is the article that has been so
FL VORABLY KNO WIN SINCE
1929, and purchasers must insist on having
It, IL they do not wish TO have an imita-
ton forced upon them.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04
G. F. CATIONS
OUCH B AIS A M

In Offering C. F. Cations Cough Balsam
to the public we feel confident that in a
short time II viii become fully as popular
Wis Which h haSe
been connected so many years. All we ask
is that 1t has n fair trial, and we have no
doubt as to the result.
efficacy In the cure of obstinate Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Splitting
OF Blood, and other Pneumonia Affections,
and the proprietors feel warranted in re-
commanding IL as a safe and useful medi-
cine, and are prepared To show certificates
Its value.
The ingredients of which the Balsam is
composed are selected and compounded
with the most scrupulous exactitude and
care. ana are, singly, OF great bcnefit In
pulmonary complaints and the proprie-
trial, IL will be the means of alternating a
vast amount OF suffering, and may relieve
many slight cough, which, II neglected
pmsS 70 hegeas " tl@ Seh
use of this BalsaIn, with proper precau-
lions In avoiding exposure to damp atmos-
phere. and keeping the feet dry, may pro-
Arc you troubled with n cough or cold ?
They seem like ailments OF little import
nnce, but IL suffered To run on, IL may end
IN connrmed consumption. G. Cations
Immediately.
SCHWARTZ & HASLETT,
FORMERLY
b. A. FAHNESToCK, SON a COMPANY
SOLE PROPRIETORs
B. A. Fuhnestocks VermJuGe,
O. f. Cations Dyspepsia Remedy,
and c. f. Galton's Cough Baisan,,
PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA.
Jan. q, ls7O-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04
From Or, Charles Lloyd. physician OF

GREAT Bridge, Va, Oct. n, 1890.
J. j. LAWRENCE, NJ. u, Dear Sir; 1 cheer
fully endorse your Koskoo M being a most
valuable preparation. Upon examination
Of the formula, l nnd each ingredient
highly extolled by our best aud most pro-
gressive clinical investigators. I have
testssd Its efiects In my own practices, and
have no hesitation In recoinmendingit. In
my opinion, IL Is the best compound ~ It's
class over put before the pnblic--exceedIng
by far all Tie various compounds OF sarsa ;
parilla, etc, ever invented. II n n decided
NAL forces, aiding digestion and nssimiIa-
ton, and thereby producing healthy blood
which should be- the basis OF treatment Ia
all chronic diseases. Hoping you will reap
a beuefact0r, IlHH NJ ',IIsII
CHARLES Lloyd.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04

sg- For sale by the pSi ncipai Druggists la
the United States, and British Anieriea-
March ), l67O-oIn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04
KOSKOo
CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

NoRFoLK, VA, Sept. 2. 1850.
DIR. j. j. LAwRENCY-Dear Sir: My SON
has received 80 much benefit from your
wonderful koslkoo that 1 cannot refrain
from expressing my gratitude. I had tried
almost everything without benefit. be-
lieve, In MI sincerity, that Your koskoo IN
an infallible remedy for the disease from
which he has suffered, and, 40 far ms lean
learn, Inns never failed. II you only knew
has undergone, then you could conceive
the value OF such " remedy M KOskoO--
that surely cures. The great amont OF good
IL u now doing among us Is inestimnblc.
With much gratitude,
am. respectfully yours etc,
Mrs. NJ. Il. A. NELSON.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-06-04

A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY Oh
ana other States, for persons from any
state or Country, legal everywhere; deser-
tion, drunkenness, non.support, etc, suf-
hcient cause no publicity no charge I'M
Ill divorce obtained. Advice free. Bust
ness established flfteen years.
Address, NJ. HOUSE, Attorney,
No. 7s Nassau ST., N. y. City.
March20-3n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01
TOtaI 3nlruigfafr.



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te sHcr srX gi ens-
a aF a3e u'aas ,h.
% ia hr"
~s-gaaaE aHa aaptlsE vele lo4elbla sa-
HIia..ef 81 ifa s'eraalaai e.i'ar. sna-
as morning sli iHoiHos appeared raI-
PEA Nl.a haaH
lie uas aaa Geo 81 SNiH. ufthis
tUH RETURNED t ueeE laam taur
weeks HnaaH1 aGi HsuiH1 excursion t1
Gre AsirHiui Th8 Eacd 6Fo deer
aud report oEeeIiegg egearss iu Hsulag --
They wil please aeaap1 oar usaus. for o.
niee seulsoU sleet.
IsrI4 aNp BfHa,x I,srsss TIA.
fa,t literary sxarr,.r-. of az. pI.iteg.stf.,
Frfcrn5h. Tor the nfaseat teg,o witl he
hald M tla Seminary Chanel reyf 9fsn-
dsv evening Bt T o'rforE.
TIa ralli, srr invited n. offend
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01

Whether i IS hesttoreaisrirt the stafa
cauiiugenlIy, in yiaw Of the probable las,
ui q member an Congress. is question af
Montpelier Another aud somewhat -.Hf.
JAR oHe, So tar MS we are aware La. not
vet been maotcj thec; but is obviously
open 10 aisruSsilH--Kjt: whether fAa
Legislature al this session should mag-
portion tlU state Senators among tAs
COUNTIES.
The Constitution provides that the sem
ate shall be composed of thirty Senators.
that ",he Senators shall be uppurljoned
70 the several counties, according 10 tie
population, "rcgard being alWav- had
IN such apportiouWeul 20 the counties
having the largest fraction. and giving TO
each county 40 least one senator: and
that ",he Legislature shall make new
appoHionmeat OF the Senators 10 the sew
epl counties, after the taking ofaach cen
sus Of the uiied States F."
The census Of 1870, though its results
are not officially promulgated, hos been
taken, ana the following table shows
what the appoytionmout !, to be under fl
Tie total population OF the Stale being
35Q,5sj, the divisoF viii be ll,Olg.
at H.Ht
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01

JIa fisE As PouurAL ORAIoG.-
The grand democratic ratification meet
Ing al New York, Thursday night, gave
Jlm Fisk, Dr., au opportunity TO add On.
other role to hi- already large repertoire
and ho was not backward IN Selling IT,
BE came upon The speakers stand arayed
IN an immense diamond pin and a beauti-
iui new salt Of clothes, and the words OF
wisdom and cIoQuencc that flowed from
h. lips were o., follows
II there's anybody can explain why I'm
here, ! wish he'd do So. meyer went Ia
political meeting. never IN my life
voted The democratic ticket. But I'm
here, let the circumstance be accounted
for a- it may. know all the Tammmy
folk, veryWell am associated with Tweed
and swceuy aud others, ia business. Ye;
they'yc never taken the trouble to ask
me whether I'm republican or democrat.
Every body seems to be here tonight, ]
thought IA come too. It's an almighty
rainy night; but democrats never mind
the rain. Incycr have been able to un-
dgrsiand why Tweed hasn't spoken to me
about the $4,000 ablc-b0died men under
me, upon the Erie road. I've wondered
a thousand times why they didn't speak
ii right ont TO iae that they wanted the
votes Of those men. But / never voted
the democratic ticket. | whsnt going to
move Ia the matter if they wouldn't ask
me; only was drawn into this thing to-
night by my desire to sec Holman elect
ed. From tonight no doubt / shall be a
good democrat and vote my regular
ttnge. s...s ,agti4hg1 ~nn y0u think it
won't hurt your morals, come up to my
opera house any night and see what a
democrat | have become. | was in a
speculation in Wall street with the adj
mnistration. II the republican party is
a. badly s1ld n, | was IN dealing with the
administration. pity the party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01


Forty years experience base tested the
virtues ofbr Wlstar Bal-am Of wild
Cherry, aBd il & now generally ackuowl-
edged t0s be the best remedy rNaHt fGr
puiminars ana long diseases embracing
The whole range lt0m a slight cold TO r.
settled Consumption Wore g. not for jts
merits, iNWouIl long lace baye tli6a aa8
made 90 9u
"lTed Natures Sweet heaturcr EalmH
NlerpH EHfthet are times when tbts
Remover Of Strength denied
times when 0ur minds and baIes Aate
been 50 oYerWorked aud are 50 worn out
ihat We e woo the drowsy Cod iu vain. !"
Tic Peruvian syrup On Iron Iduir}. re-
HetEs our strength and makes orr rest
sweet and Feffc.b iug
ReaplHg Sutufes Harvest. Huuured 90
men and boss aEc a0W employed l tte
associations 81 New YORK eapaiialisls.
known b tie Sea Mos. fariue Co., iu
rfaling nom tie rocks % tGc Irtsh coast
the edible maTiue IlchcaH. which rs pres
pared audeFthc maine 0fIiaud Sea Moss
aiHe, h9s already become one 81 tlie
Imported manufactured Staples of The
American produce market IRa paieai f9r
iais cheap aBd delicious ioej element 81
scarcely year 0.t, fet ii US isad but
EFerg ei0eeiE aHi ztH-
grail store. and cFef1 respectable dmgei.t
establishment ID ,he country auds Il ne.
essarg 20 keep s supply 0f tiic aF.iele
declare THAT the quantye
Of exquisite caslal blame mango light
Fuaaing- cream Jelly, cte pfpdaelhle
from ihe iaring eaeceds bv oue-haif tEat
obiajnab1e from auE other geiaaaggs
aRelt Deed 30 cookery Ii5e central depot
1 "a Pork piaee, NcW YORK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01

8.
q a nansr
f W
aavf as ,sr p g.
t
h g.
~ Ha aHa Is
alaiu
IH Iafa bem ESQ
a a4 saaf fr ai taa al
iHtlt ff g
Hs.A al le et las been
ga 1HB HaEa
H Sic ap ataaeat
as6e.t g. He existing coo.
ta Ga utHH tae Ehea Taa rsHas
is .a ME e per 1aE ga rfata. aad
Ea.ea aasa.t raI1s 3a Ga.E. Dc aa.
p.-fs ual New Ilaapsase ga. s4 eeus
lar lhe .aaar ofieg aursc's Nas. u-
@ @ drm eefs H sGEe. aHa
@sne employ. Der aTa onel.. fieI.
IH-a suflaas aEe 81. Running expenses.
Tar chaplain complains alHe .mpaliag,
uat b. esq cruelty. seud,aa u.cu DO uo-
maa 90 lae lIlsaH Tor IS faH maaths mIr.'
iis aaa Suggest. tla ngad ol secular lu-
sguaaeu Ter tla antla-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01

t..haNt'Af- III r. W. +s9ttls AElt.
/ AiR. Looking over a late Gll
|or JouENAL~ ahd observing sam aate
locals. to be few and TAR between, tlc
thought naturally occurs that your sand.
gate correspondent Is dead. or gone a
Journey The rest Uf the county may for.
got tiat such place exists and to quad
against snch result, AID feeling 4 cmi.
+ osity 10 sec myself for once in print,
assume the duties Of correspondent pro
ts@, promising That if this missiye should
be so fortunate as to appear IN your pa.
per. sou might eeta liulo more Of the
same sort.
nave returned 70 this place after iii
absence west Of about len months, ana
iud matter and thing about as usual
tbs Mountains, indeed seem higher and
huddled more closely together, bat I sup
pose they haven't grown muol When /
ictt revival Of religion wgs ~ progress
amongst The Mcih1lisis and ] am told
the meetings were kept upall winter but
DO pegecpibla improvement ia mauncie
or morals Is observable 40 present. no-
utad new minister inths desk laa Sab
bath, Rev Ar Poor was introduced 10
md bind d little conversation With bin.
lhe season here, as elsewhere, has been
unusually lot AID DRY. causing light
crop II hay ana a good deal d sickness:
apd several severe storus or wind, &C..
lare visited ths io5aliiyoue hail
storm, about Tbs first VI August passed
oser the west aBd north psrto toe town,
doing considerable damage. Thomas
Teller had hc Windows u BIS house
rddIcd Mr. Lewis ueiehbor OF his.
ditto. " Bennett ana Teller bad their
fields of bueAnhtai totally DESTROYED.
Some q t.re AaH stone. were s large q
small hens eees Sgighbor Il. II the
time was 0ut "a ids deld having. tbs
storm coming suddenly. be burrowed ua-
der eog 81 l4ay iof protection For
getting the fate 81 LOIS wig who booked
back Is see t4e storm u bio upon Tie
cities q the plain, Ae peepe1 ou 70 IS.
spest Gta the mysteries u nature, anl
ascertain ihe sta,e 81 ihe weather. where.
upoa frozen missile from The cloud.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01

This leaves four Senators to be- added
to the counties having the largest fraction.
These are Bennington, Orleans Franklin,
and Rutland. to each Of which another
Senator Is TO be added, in the table.
The result is that by this apportionmont
Washington county will loose a Senator
and Rutland county will gain one. giving
the latter county four Scnators--a pre-
eminence which Windsor county used 10
have, previous to 1860.
1t is proper then, for the Legislature,
at its present session, to make the appor e
tionment for the next Senate, in advance
Of The official PRONUNCIATION of the figures
Of the censns5 70 tn question those
who beside TO fiN things SO hat il will be
necessary to hold a session next year, viii
OF course answer no. Those who consider
il the duty Of the legislature to respect
the action Of the Constitutional Conyen-
TO TAKE no steps to make an extra Sos.
SON necessary next year, will probably
think differently Free Press.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01

Tic department. Of agriculture has pre-
pared q digest OF the report, on tine CON.
dition of ihn crops for October. showing
tmt tle whcaa crop of 1870 Is "a per cent
loss than la3a, bat the quality is better.
Tbo corn crop Of 1870 H. the best for III
years, and g.. estimated at 250.@0. 0oa
hu.hgh. Theyc yiela in Illinois is les.
thn iu 1852 The oat crop j. lc. than
lasi yeagcNccp,ing go the southern states.
htc, cats buehBheal aud barley aqare-
gate less llam usual The report midi
cates an average production OF peas and
beans anal q considerable reduction m
lae potato Eic|d, ranging from l5 20 "a
per gea, in ib western and northern
states Tile sweet potato crop d musu-
ai barge. Ibe cotton estimate So July
wa- ti#ca aad Is half million bales, but
Ae3a.t twa waH.h- have been uufvara-
bta. and mag raare tle total o quarter Of
aml.i5u babes. a Hgt increase ia tie
product al eaue agu g eggmin. There
=, u1 eideage NJ auy large 1g,lus 70 add
loihr uHgiic- 81 ttis year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01

niu. pGau $50 NtHutuu N
NrpvaAr Wn haga received tle tweIhh
anuual Fcgislaii9nm pgri of Vermont
tlJe ars, n Which gYrfy loWn IN the state
has been reported. II covers the year
isb.. when che population OF tbc state
was probably about 89a,pfn, and sliews
tbat therr wcre. 10 that year. $40 births,
which & more iimn 9 thousand greater
tlan was eFor reported before There Is
40 reason Ia suppose that ail tAa births
were reported in l.0s. and probably the
true number ~ lbe state was at least 5000
which would BE BAT one 10 every $50
persons ID tbo state. la Rhode lsIaBd the
rate Il one 70 81, add about De same Ia
MAssaeluectls lhe deaths reported in
Vermont we've { Si, which Is also plainly
100 small number, being but one death
70 every IA inhabitants The death rate
thus become 0uly 1857, while IN Massa-
chuselt. lis about and III Rhode Is
laud nearly le ltwoald, 81 course, be
lowest 10 Vermont but there ought moi
10 be so zrau O difference The mortality
Of infant. Is rapidly increasing in Yer
mont as elsewhere, more than four times
a. many being reported IN 1868 as in 1861.
There were 2,g8l couples married Ia
Vermont in 1868. The largest number re-
ported in amy year except 1866 This
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01

ORHIoN IN A PoICE CouRr.-,lanlcs
Forbes, a gentleman arrested in Troy for
drunkenness, on the following morning.
after being fined So, delivered this
unique effort: Ladies and gentlemen
here assembled: 1t has never before fam
81 70 my lot 10 speak TO so numerous and
dleNfsiiled an audience. Here ] behold
an classes represented, and here / look
upon iaees thar beam With Intelligence
! see around me representatives Of The
bar, OF that great fnlcrum the press. ana
look upon the guardians Of the law. 10
whom ! am indebted for the safety OF ms
SlQV bill. Before you, Mr.. Justice Don
ohue, am brought to answer the charge
OF having violated the laws Of nv conn
Try. ! acknowledge my crime and Iporat
IT, over aud above gll else | respect the
laws OF my country To me She f. the
Personiiication Of liberty and Justice,
am thankful she has such fine servants ii.
TOOK charge OF me when my mind was
bcsotied and saved my 800 bill Here is
Ihai precious treasure, take out whit v3n
want Tor keeping me all night, return The
tuahge and use me like a man. 1 ann
glad This morning 10 find my own dear
sell ln such good condition, and Won.
Gentlemen Of the police, have nay thanks.
Another time win Iiguidatc y0ur SER
wees. My name Is james Forbes ! live
III North Bfoadalbin, Fulton county, the
county scat whereof is at Johustowu. !
am bot ashamed of my name, nor Of mY
parents, though they are dead and gone
lhis quarter Ola century. &0u haze used
me lihc man, aad / guarantee TO do The
same by you. Charge me what is right
ana let me 60 aud gotmy oycrcoat, um-
5relIa, pair 81 boot and rcd handkerchief
viii q loi of craHberrics done NJ init.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01

TueHrt CANCELLATION. -~ Sidney
smith. tle celebrated wlt. iu letter q
IHtl MURRAY ii esteemed friend. made
tie Following astonishing statement. I'll
yen Wl-t tar anything l.ke happiness Ca
ilN nNhatt so iil. aat and Anua about Que
BALI what sou eaHld "a sui driuk flaw
iae r.ained fhc wt gilt u what couIa
Use niont 81 as t1 preserve health and
strength aua wl.i diB i.te upon. found
that between fen aBd seventy wears 81
age had eaten and drank forts four
Aerse wagon lesas Of ueai anl drink
meHe tlau NeuA haFe preserfeB nle in
i5ic aul strength The value eli this mass
~ uQurishmeht ! considered 10 Do worth
seven ihaneahd pounds sterling ID o.
caHea g mg llaal ! masi 5F as feratity
hafe starved g death ully ahaalrel per-,
safs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01

Tho report ottae trustees 81 ihe Yer
maat University and State Agricultural
College. Shove students present thc
@st gear iue annual iHeaUe +, d Hule
ie- than $4,000. Tho number at Yer
monitors En- al ttc Vermont college. is
smaller iiau thirty year ago. Tie ratio
Of attendance j. j olis9 of thc popula-
tIon, 0fue 2l- Vermont students at
tending college, Dauhmouthhas 20. Uui-
tasity oi Vermont %, AlidaIebury, 81 +
Amherst, 40; and taa remainder are dis
hibu.ed among other colleges in due
South and WcsI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01

Hon John Howe, recently Of Bran
don. fell deadin The street, I'm Pougheccp-
sic, n. H.. Wednesday Oct. 80. MIR Howe
had only lately removed TO Poughkcepsic.
lle was well known Ia this STATE, and had
been laiierly one Of the Trastecs.of the
Vermont Reform School. lie had hardly
passed the prime Of life, aud his death
VIII be greatly regretted by an who
knew bin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-01

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